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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
PILL WAS BITTER
{ Continued From Fifth Page)
violation of a conference agreement
nominated Mr.. Hatton-

violation of a conference agreement
nominated Mr.. Hatton-
The convention was red hot wnen
they heard Of the action OF the Demo
cratic convention and was about to bolt
the nomination when somebody suggest
ed to send after Hatton and hear from
him on the burning issues. Mr.. Hat
ton came and pledged himself 10 vote
with the Populists in the organization
Of the house, vote for a man for United
States senator whose party was pledged
TO free silver and who is free silver
man himself. In other words Charlie
pledged himself to be Populist in a
silver Republicans clothing That sat
isied the convention and ne was nomi-
mated by acdamation.
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
In the commissioners district conven-
ton D. T. Sealock of Gypsum town
ship was nominated, defeating Andy
Target, w. z. Brooks and S. z. High
In the Sixty-seventh representative
convention Silas Rutledge was no7rdna-
ted.
In he Sixty-ninth representative dis
trict II. ]. Merrill was nominated
In the Sixty-eighth district Charles
H. Hatton a silver Republican was
nominated There was a split avoided
by narrow mar gin IN this case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

Shipment-F'lour. 5000: wheat. 1900:
corn 2S5.o0o. oats. S,e0o.
Nneat-Specularfye trading was i'm
proved by conditions generally and a
finn market resulted most OF the day,
futures closing 5 to Is higher than yes
terday- Spot stronger; No. red cash.
5SS.. elevator; 5sG5Sa.c track; No. >
hard, ol1.c; August. 5sisc bid: Septell-
Der, SIC; December. e0ixc bid
Corn-F'utures declined still more this
morning but were in demand and raj
lied stifiy late. closing under yesterday
Spot lower; No. ? cash. PIC; August. y
tc; September, 2114c bid: December.
22i4c bid:
Oats-Futures declined but were firm
at the close. Spot dun: No. cash. Is
bid: August, 1s7sc; September. I7iac bid:
May. 1850.
RyesSisc. track
Barley-NominaL
Caule-Receipts 4.0oo; market steady
Native shippers. S. SOC IS; dressed beef
grades. sse5G4e5, stockers and feeders.
81 5oGs. 40; COWS and heifers. s2IS.5o;
Texas and Indian steers. se.4oG3.40;
Texas and Indian CONS, and heifers,
s175a275.
Hog@Receipts. 1000: market cents
lower. Lights. sSf3-2e0; mixed. se.S09
$40; heavy, S2.S09S15.
Sheep Receipts GOO: market steady.
Natives. s250q325; lambs. SS-2sQ5.
Cornmeai-Sl.S5.
Bran-Dun and easy; sacked offered
Bic east track
F1axseed-63lzc
Timothyseed--S2.50 dS.
Hey-Demand slow but prices Arm
Butter-Quiet. unchanged.
Egg@Quiet. &C.
Whisky-S-2
Pork-Higher; standard mess jobbins
s6.25d6.
Lard-Higher: prime steam. $S.12i=;
Choice, $50.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. sS1eia; longs
sS.S7la; RIBS, s12ia; shorts, si.s5.
Dry eslt meats-Boxed shoulders and
longs, S3.62I2: shorts. $3.50; ribs, 81.
Wooi-tUnchanged.
Cotton ties and baRging-No sa'es
reported: middling. : 5-i6; receipts. lSo
bales; shipments, 1s4 bales; stock "a
500 bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
SEEN IN a VISION.
q Dream which has Much IN Common
with the Reality.


with the Reality.
Alex Oindeisberger. a farmer living
near Portsmouth, g.. was called from
h;s homo at night by unknown racnard
murdered. Tho night the crime WIS
committed, Rys the New York
World. his daughter Mary. -
years old. stayed at the home OF
WILLIAM Cook in Portsm,Cssh- Tbs
next morning az breakfast x,e told her
strange dream
She said that is seemed fhat some ops
called her father, and t1,a1 hS went ont
side, where he. w~s mvrdesvd After
this s,s thourhs that she hsrd rap
pings In her room, and ON ttys head OF
the bed in which slss wssslsepinG. sho
was 80 terrified TIA - covered bsr
head with tbs bed eioshtrgnnd vsnt to
sleep. She was s~sksoei soos s1d I'm
eginef that hand tooehed her ed
pointed toward rhsss her fsth>r We
lying dead
Within an hour altar ahs fzi fn&6hsd
telling about tbs drsaxp - sscssv.d .
telegram saying GhsA hss fAsA<v vas
6snA. She sfsrsward jcssSed tbst ho
bad been killed - lt,s haA srvn IN tas
vision and at dbout the same time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
The GREAT BUSTARO..
IA Has Esss Erssnet In rssfasd fer Nsso
Than g1fsy ysaSa

u Has Fen Erefnet In rs9fnsd Ter HSSo
Thsa gIfsy ys.sa
The great bustard formerly hssnt-
ID all the ieTcl c0ztses Of England.
and was particularly eorrrnnan on SAlls-
bury plain From tho reign Of Hey
VIII rcpeatsd Measures w1v t.sss4
IN order 20 p<oencA s.: and u - exprso-
j. included unso-r ths led Of R.zss n
the sta;nts Of the lfst year Of che
reign Of William ". which eo<e3sd add
rssoru.sd the laws r~lssr gtc 2ssps. Tbs
slcse - ason for bortnrd sbocftng wa
and IL from The sr-st Of March tofn~A--t
Of September. Tut tbc ss;ivs bu~ssrd 10
no1~ extinct IN England De last VIA
killed et S~erAGrn IN Eorf0Lk, IN is5s-
Any that ha-s tern shot since kAvs
BEEN rasryly cas1sl riE.pu. rvobaaiy
eouing fron the plzins Of sexsuy. Tbs
.srsas Of t6s d<appesranos OF tse bur
sard are. firstly. Tie sYo~t tb<y a.
!5rced. for thsy were knnst5 ~fsa
rrsyhounds En- well - sbo:: ss-cosdly.
{ no iLereas~ in the sn-an, of cultivated
iaEd- This larges; % European birds.
weighing e. much as - pounds. could
70 lssrrr snd szy efficient ssvporS
On the closely eropr~d p.ains N Egg
lard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
HE WANTS LESS NOISE
Correspondent Objects to Having HI:
Morning Nap Disturbed.


Morning Nap Disturbed.
It is the concencus of a majority of
the people of this city that IL school
children are allowed to go cycle riding,
starting at daylight or before that,
they should at least go quietly and
not screech and yell like so many
Comanche Indians, awaking all the in
habitants along an entire street through
the city by their continuous racket.
Neither is it the proper thing for par
ents to allow their children from - to
is years old to go on jaunts of that
kind out on the country roads and to
the parks, in the early morning before
daylight unchaperoned. Children of
that age ought to be learned one rule
ironcfad and infiexfble-which is this:
When dark comes they are to be at
home, there to remain until daylight
comes again, unless they are with
their parents or some adult person Who
has direct and personal supervision
over them" This article applies only
to children. Adults can take care of
themselves, and early evening and
moonlight outings are the only oppor-
tunities that scores who are employed
during the day have for recreation,
while the children have the whole day
before them to play and go wheeling.
The Eagle is not assuming to give a
lecture on morals or how 10 raise chill
dren, but if many of the reports that
are floating around be true some Of the
parents viii regret having allowed their
children to 60 in a promiscuous crowd
unattended, not only the girls, but the
bows as well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
The pERvishEs.
They Fight to the Death - TIE rscs e
Great OddA

They Fight 70 the Death - TIE rscs a
Great oddA
The dervishes have lost nothing 81
their old yalor. They heed death q
little as ever. i saw them. says n writsx
IN the London Times, stand undismayed
in the open and fght with logged de-
Termination in the face Of our deadly
voliey Gre; they fought on with rifse
ard spear and knife when charged By
the cavalry: each wounded dervish. -
he lay bleeding to death on the ground
was Q dangerous and treAcherous fos
until he had breathcd HE last They
even did what some authorities have
denied that any troops, however brave.
would ever do-shey stood In groups
firing steadily into our ranks while our
Maxim guns poured their streams OF
bullets on thenl. moving them down
like grass
doubt whether any ODER man IN TIA
wcrld would have stood. - these men
stood. fer nearly Two hp1rs, againsa
suoh fesrf,h odds esswers opposed -
them. Bur. n one may sudss from this
fight. tho dsrvisha hsvs cAAneeA shsir
old tactics; they have. 10 . grese exssass
abandoned tie reckless rush Of SPEAR
men which used 30 distinguish Ssadan-
csc warfare and rely moro On RTE Ares
II which their practice has considerably
improved. II truined and disciplined
Cbut ID 10 very doubtfsi wheeAer that
savage beass Of prey, The Basgura. evos
,t,uld be trained) these men would make
magnificent infantry. Thy display now
IS much amazing cooaaess when acting
On the defensive as shey did in theis
furious charges Of former ca.npsigns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
INGALLS, CAN'T GET THERE
kansas-NebraskA q. A. X. Reunion ut =,
Perior. Seb.. Is Disappointed.

kansas-NebraskA q. A X. Reunion ut Su-
Perior. Seb.. Is Disappointed.
Superior. Neb.. Aug. 13.-The Nebras-
ka and Kansas c.. A r reunion failed
to secure Senator ingalls, today. He
wired that il was impossible for him 10
get there. The rain and cold weather
OF yesterday morning was most condu-
Give 10 the comfort Of Camp LincOlE's
guests The usual morning program
OF policing camp was carried out. BY
that time the crowd had commenced
to come and the extra tents ordered
were soon filed. Each train was met
by the commander and staff and es-
corted into camp by them and the Su-
perior band. Hon. w. T. Andrews
came IN at II O'clock and received a
regular ovation. AT 1903 there was n
general assembly at the grand stand
and after music by the bands. Major
A. c. Felt delivered an address. which
was received with much applause.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

yrp--Irrs, ksv. s<rz nd. ~ .
Fr,nea sc.e=t.ss ss7rz enrs n er<s~s
20 6e~-riae .k<e~cseof eessk = ss-c~
tie sAoex- TIE ozzdnica rssesss1 -
sh.1 fo< r<vea ezirs1 Ia nrr.sl sos-
g.soa ss 70 AsdgA . lsExssa ssno-srt e
.;.etrse.i sn<rv VII prvcs~ fsssi re.
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os .h- .,~ss-.->i s:rs<zysxseesoezsrs
ii.s s-,rz1,.e,i setse>ss&s p-e.szrs
% Cd. h'eot. scA dat 3s<xA Is dee 10
..szssissy ca &c r~~s Of d. hears 70
sa~-1sa ths ir1-~s@1 rrS~szrs - tAs
Nod 20 p7scrr~d- ro~>no--<ss sx-
sn.Ezt.o-s s>er. - szov sAs. zss p-s-
z~e II - ea--~zt Ger. zo.exns< sss
s=fscn.ssl ca.:.ss2ssas~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
TIE WEATHER.
Wichita, A

Wichita, Aug. IA
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and continued warm Friday. and
probably Saturday
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest 20 degrees, and the mean 81 degrees.
with generally clear, warmer weather,
fresh south wind and stationary pres
sure.
Thus far this month the average temper
allure has been IS degrees.
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month of August has
been II degrees, and for the 18Th day so de-
grees FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Following is the
forecast up TIL p. m. Friday:
Fer Kansas-FNa5r; probably preceded by
local thunderstoTTnS in eastern portion;
south winds.
For Oklah orna ard Indian Territory
Generally fair: south winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
FOREIGN M:RKETs

Liverpool. Aug i2-Wh-at-Spo.
quiet; demand poor; No. red w1uzer
- Id: No. red spring IS; No. Cali
fornia $ -. Futures opened easy with
near and distant positions al lows-.
closed steady with near and distant
positions I'D lover; business about
equally distributed; August ~ sd;
September Is ez.d; October a. II: No
venhe- A. ie.d: December 4s Iezsd
Co-n-S2ot euie7: American mixe1
new IS Cd. Future oPensi essy with
near and distant positions ~ ioz----.:
closed steady with ->a- Positions ID
ard dissa1, positions iztGs.d lower.
Business about equally dis t-ibu;ed: Al
gust . s5zd: September = SID; cscso-
Der - SID: November = SAD: Deem
b. = So,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas CITY. Aug S-Whest-Coo5
grades about ! cent lower: No. ha-s
s,e-r=Sis>: No 3 ~; No . red. ro-.s-z IIy
SO: No. :. 4SsSoc-
t>crn-AbosIt /. cent lower: trade light:
No . ,nixss5 -1Sc:. No. . white. -
Cats-About steady: Ne. mixed. Is.sc:
No. white, D<Gc
PvANo no-nir.ily. .
Hay-weakb: cho!ce timothy. =. ass1- = :
choice p-zs-s> .sn0Ss5o
Bn,,er-Jnshanss3; c-ezuae--. 1913:
Orr. ro<fzSc-
EkxS-Weak- -
Caf;is-Recespts. scro. s,zf,re--s I~o:
market weak slow % is> ioEs<i TAz>z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
PRESIDENTS PaRDONING POWER
Exerred In Three Case. and Denied In Three
OTHERS, With Oae Communication.

Viiets, WIN OHe tom hiutaiton
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 13-The pres
iGent has granted pardoBs 20 Warren
Curtis. sentenced In eastern Texas for
three years imprisonment for horse steal
ing; ". l.. PT1tchett, sentenced In south
ern Alabama, TO four months imprison-
ment and fine for cutting timber from
the public lands, and Charles Edward
Ryan, sentenced to two years irnprfson-
ment, in nothern Alabama. for counter
feiting. to restore citizenship. He has
commuted 10 one year and three months
actual imprisonment the two years sen
1ence imposed in Texas upon Joseph g.
Jackson for assault with intent 10 kill.
Pardons have been denied In the cases
OF NJ : Dougherty. sentenced in east
ern Texas 20 two years and fine for
passing counterfeit money; Albert sta
per. sentenced IN western Missouri TO
one year imprisonment for a ike Of
Tense. and Thomas J. and William Lane
of Missouri. sentenced 20 one years
imprisonment for possessing counter
felt coin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
EAPID RAILROAD BrILDISG
Replacement of the Track Ira Clear Greek
Canon, Colorado.

Denver, Col. Aug. 13.-The first trains
over the Colorado Central railroad since
July "a, when a great cloudburst wash
ed away six miles OF the rozdb-s. ran
through today. Communication By rail
with Georgetown. Silver Plum. Black
Hawk. Central City. Idaho Springs ard
al OF the Gear Creek valley - now
fully restored. TIE officials % the Gulf
road, OF which The Colorado Central -
a branch. are receiving congratulations
on Tire remarkable b.; ot Tailrrs1 con-
struction at top-gIs-t \ new path
way had 20 - blasted out Of solid rock
IN some places In the cznon- TIE track
and roadb>i. as sooa al q few finishing
torches are eSd.1. vii bs e. better con
5ifion than .ve- before. TIE work 81
construction was dore under me SUPER
vision OF SgpS-1ntsoden- Dunaway %
tie Gulf system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
WILL WHsCk 1T TO ARMOUR
Retail Butchers Also Bave a Grievance
Against Department stores.

Retail Butchers Also Bave a Grievance
Against Department stores.
Denver, Colo. Aug. 1S.-The National
Butchers Protective association, now
holding its annual convention in this
c.ty, has instructed its police commit
tee TO enforce the boycott previously
ordered against all meats handled by
The Armour Packing company. This
action is taken because. ii IS alleged,
The Armour company undersells the re-
tsilers IN restaurants ana hotels. II
was unanimously resolved 10 continue
Inc fight on the New York City depart
nent stores which sell meats.
H l. Niles Of Springfield. Mass. F
r Slouffer OF Cedar Rapids. Ia. and
e. 3. Mooney Of New York City wa-e
appointed a committee 10 make nsces-
safy changes in the constitution and by
laws. These changes viii probably
include the division o. the association
into two sections, one IN the east and
one II the west.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
che aehta Badly Eao7e gridau ornine aueust a. 1895.

steers, s23ae3: Texas cows. $1-D62 %;
beef Steers, Sa194.ao; native cows, slEa
3o5: stocikers and feeders, 2.5Q3.50; bulls,
sl.5o6GS0.
HogARecespts. $500: shipments. 2.s0:
market STEADY to 1oc lower: bulk of sales,
$4,000; heavies ard packers, g $3.50;
mixed, Se0aS0o; lights. s. S0GSG5: york
ers, g 0cs06; pigs, s. S5G30e.
Sheep-Recefpts. 3.33: shipments, 1,eno:
market slow, weak lambs, $a00G40o; NUT
tons & ON7S so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
BLOCK FIF1Y.FIyE IN GUTHRIE
Interior Department Decision Gives IL e
the City.

Washington. D. @. Aug. IA long
contest IS practically ended by the ac-
ton OF Acting Secretary of the Interior
today in awarding 10 the city
OF Guthrie, o. II, lands In block 80 OF
that city. as against Thomas Hsncs
and Andrew II. Fink and william Lowe
last claimants. Numerous parties have
figured in the case and much conflict
ing evidence has been filed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

The d-orght kas b<s4 40 severe =
sozth D--oz. England tAss many hards
have b>~a uaakls 20 Cad ford. O~.0s
20 lie grorDi beng Ike t-os- Ia
rooks have been sszs-i-g. End aSslt
- s>~a s~a--hsEy 80 ru~<s for tosd
S-Sst ~ b. = h.f f-~T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
SUPREME GROVE OF DRUIDs
Changes In ET-Laws. Long Considered.
Have Been Adopted

Milwaukee, Wis. Aug. 13.-At today.
session OF the Supreme Grove Of Druid.
the changes in the bylaws of the order
which have been under confederation
for several years were adopted ~
these changes all bodies OF the order.
subordinate and state. VIII be brought
under uniform laws. The per capita
tax vas increased from 10 TO - cents a
year for the whole rne-nb~rship and that
% ne chapters and circles OF the ore r
was placed at cents. Final adjourn
ment VIII be reached Friday or Safur-
dav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 13.-Score:
Z II E
Milwaukee 10000 1o10-2 >
Kansas City. Dol 90 o 0 o o 1 6 :
Tatte-ies-Barnes and Spear; hnell
and Lake.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Aug. 1a-Scoce.
f II E
Grand Rapids o100020 l-41S l
indianapolis % Q 0 0 90 0 % 2
Observation-Disclosures and Hodge; Da
nan and Buckley.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1S--Score:
RHE
Detroit moose .
Columbus - 900 900 1-4lo 4
Batteries-Fifield and Twineham: Dan
Hes and Strauss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Members of Ladies' Aid society OF
Central Christian church are requested
to meet in the church at o'clock this.
Friday, afternoon Important bust
ness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
TOO MUCH WHISKY MADE
Ard Not Esough ssn.sm-s. is the Com
paint OF Dealers.

Cleveland. o. Aug Iz.-Vhols-zls
Equor 6ea5e-s from al parts os he
country VII nee; n mis- city On AEg.
81 - organize a hocsg DqDn- dealers as
socsztiou- y - stSted that a capital
q 40. % 90 VII ss r>p-~ss1:ei a. -.
--lser1nE- IT, c;ie- o13ect % -ese coa-
v@o-soo VII = % de1rsse pans - Pc
v@1t 80 oT~rp7cstszctsC1 . = sziEkT. T1s
zr5osesz1 ~ ssY there trzz ben ar oTer-
prodoc-to1 sor sfse pa Eve y~a-s az 4
g-zSual decrease "a CONSUMPTION dur
ing thz- re-lo@-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
AttOrneys......
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

U.s. LAKE FsoST-ssT know I've ret -ta-
Mr. Javbsra soc.e@here befC--- ] tod hsz
50, but al be answered Was t5st he knew
rlv former h1stcnG The nEu -us. BE a.
f1io-.- Ms HIDE Ps-S-s-Ehy soF-' US
LsSe Fronf-ssi'se had four for-e- his
Eldsr'-Gsveszri P.-sI peA.sS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
POUNDED IT HARD
ORIOLES SMASH THE SPHERE
THIRTY-ONE TINES.

IeepIt Of the Two Games Between Balti-
mor. and BROOKLYN fs an Even Division
of Bours-Co,ts Dispose of Their Last
Home Game of he season and Avense
Themselves of Their Enemies, the Reds
-Twelvs-Inning Game at PhiiadeiPhi2'
Wen by the Home Teas-Bostons are
BeateR-w extern Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
CHICAGO MARKETS
e leading futures ranged as follows:

CASH QUOTATIONS. were as follows:
Flour-Dull unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 54Ssc; No. 8 5265t1kc:
No. red, 5Ss4c No. 2 corn. ESQ. No. .
cats. 16ic. No 2 white, 2og2ILc: No g.
1el7Gnl2c. No. rye. sic. No. barley,
nominal: No 4, fob. 2sG23c No. l fax
seed, &c Prime timothy SEED. s. 50 Mess
pork. per Dbl. SS4edS.5. Lard. per 100
lbs. g @zQ3S. Short ribs sides, Ooose)
s. 3pd3.10 Dry salted shoulders. Obsxei)
3s.G4. Short clear sides. OboKed) ss,Gsst.
Whisky. dfstiiiers' finished goods. per gal.
S.a SugarS-Cut leaf. S5.45; granulated,
81 s.; standard A. s457.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

CieT-g-. lug. J. The E-stzsh zach.
TIlxy-.- III. f-1za SsE YORK o, JAY =.
att ed n - clyde CTS rnor-1ic<. Val
ky-.s I'D q s.o-ruy Tsss-zEe 5gt So
arrived s. excellent co11 .Iso1- IT,
JozSsr 6Sz'E Tgn uzs - Ilss. I1s
ys--szt all - lad - Eaz-. lsgs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14
ORIOLES, 2-19: BRIDEGROoAIs, SO.

Brooklyn, y. Y, Aug 15.-Ihe BROOK
Inns and Baltimore split even today.
Tr,a visitors lost the first game because
Of their inability to hit Daub. In the
second game, Abbey was substituted for
1arper in the first half OF the first inn
Ing but the change did not help matters.
The Orioles pounded the ball hard and
cften Attendance 1000. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14

ANoys Tzr BoEzgEAzs -stf T-s1ers GO rc7
1ise to-ztsn:s i % re- oiae-SEd Tozs7
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RAISED BY SHORTS
SEPTEMBER WHEAT RECEIVERS AN
EARLY DECLINE.

Closes ut Fifty-Five and a Quarter, Three
Quarters Oyer Wednesday-Corn IHi-
tates Wheat, Selling on Early and Re-
covering Later, But Closing an Eighth
Cent Lower-Oats and Provisions Also
Follow Wheat-Grain Markets Else
where Stick Pretty Close to the Course
At Chicaso-The Markets in General
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ST LOUIS >iARgETz.

g. Lon, No. Azx- i3-Escs.ptz-
-Four. 500; Essse&-. >.015s cor-. - -:
cats. ~s.sss.
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Shippers.

C. p Singer. Fall RIVER. hogs.
It. J. Smith. Bentley. hogs.
THOMPSON & Charles, Andale, hogs
Townsend & Gibbons, Andale. hogs.
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THEKR are III tSrsr ctzs~s-s q r-rs. -
-ssses-ra-e, toe sl=l-o1<<g @--1 ;4s Progress
l.ge-Lsss .A-.
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BOTH SIDES BETTER
MORE CONFIDENCE DISPLAYED IN
The SHARE MARK5T.

General News Limited In Amount and Not
Very Significant In Character, Visible
Influences Being Continued Declines In
the Exchange Markets, Money Rates
Easier and the Burlington Dividesd-
Shares Close ut Gains of One to Three
Per Cent-Bonds More Than Ordinarily
Animated, and Substantially Improvin.
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WICHITA Markets

CATTLE.
Wichita, Aug IS
Hog+Market opened steady; closed to
10 cents lower.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.

On the produce eNCC1Nee To-Day the out
ter market was firm: creamery, 15isc;
GARY. $3.50 Cheese dull, 616,zc. Eggs
steady, &C.
Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Cattle-Todsy' sales
OF cattle were on a bass OF $SS0GG 30 for
common native grass steers up 10 81 50 for
strictly choice export beeyes. The stock
er ana feeder tra6e was fairly actEve at
s. piSs1 western range cattle selling
rather freely for feeding. Tnere WAS a
good cow and heifer trade a. SG9S -,
bulls selling as usuai. at s.. 75lSS5, chiefly
at S0T215. while calves brought A37
ASA, according to quality. The Texas
cattle continued chiefly OF common quality
ard steers sold more generally under $50:
western range steers sold largely a Ss.4sz
se0
HogSSales OF hogs were made O. mix
ed and medium we. ghuS at s.75G215 and
light weight hogs Tor under purchases a.
Sp1S - not going above SEl2 Heavy
lots sod largely al S7SGeS. and medium
weights at saSFSol Packers had things
all theirow = way
ShAeu-SsIeS were made az inferior 20
choice sheep az s-5aTsc O.. western range
sheep. which comprised the great bulk
OF the offerings. sell al 2el6SOo Larlhs
were y, fairly Foed demand al Cc1Ta-z.
Martin Bros. 500 "A fancy lie pound sheep
at S-5