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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-12
KANSAS CRY MaRKErs

Kansas City. NO.. Aug u.-whea.-
Fairly active: steady. No. hard SIS. 6e2
&c; No. ). s7G4ec; No. red norninaily. 5Se:
No 3. S1s5c.
Corn-No. mixed. s1S0GAc: No. :
white. 2.<c. bid
Oats-Irregular. fer demand No. NIX
ed. nominally, nc: No. white, Gs.S.s
Ry-No. rcninaIiy &C.
Hay-wesk- Choice timothy, s.f7- 20;
choice prairie. <4f4.5o.
Butter-Ff-ner: creamery. iSl1sc; dairy
I0G1sc
E-g@Weaker on heavy receipts: QUO
table, TIC.
CattIe-Recespts 800: shipments. AKA
Best grades steady: otae-s weak Texas
steers. s. s-SSS: Texas cows. S-1SSi2sk;
best steers. SsSa4 ": native cows x.e5Gc- &;
stockers and feeders. so: bulls. sz-aS
Q2S
Hcxs-Recelpts 7.es: shipments. 90.
Market stron to Toe higher. Bulk OF
sales S2sO6s: heavies. S275sfs-S: packers
s. %6S; mixed. s. s56S 10: pigs. SfiSlo.
Sheep-Receipts 500: shipments. I. 30.
Market fairy steady. Lambs, S-%5e-S:
muttons. s3fa
Representative sales: Texas steers 3
head. avera ging I 1<o pounds. SIS; TIE xas
COWS. II had. averaging 1.oSo pounds.
g. ~: beef steers. - head, averaging loSi
pounds. A.s5: native cows. q head, over
aging facp pourz5S s. *: Stockers and feed
er-s - head. ev~agfng 10 pour -. Ssto;
bulls. bead. averaging 500 pounds, s2J,S-
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Available Grain suppiIe.

New ! ork, Aug. u.---SpecIal cable and
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet's.
covering principal points OF sccJmTe-
tion, indicate the following changes In
availagle stocks OF grain last Saturday
as compared with the preceding Sztur-
day:
Vteat---Uni;ed States and Canada
east OF the Rockies. decrease So. 90
bushels: afioat for and in Europe. de-
crease / soi 90; total decrease n word 5
available supplies 2.41. 900 bushels.
Co-n--Cnited States and Canada east
OF the Rockies. Increase 2.55e. 600 bushels.
Oats--United States and Canada east
OF the Rockies. increase si7. 90 bushels
TIE more important decreases IL
stocks OF available wheat last week Tot
rncuded n the Official visible supply
statement. are 1900 bushes al various
Manitoba and Dsar-by Canadian stor-
age points. ace.e.9 in northwestern IL
terror elevators. q. 60 at Quincy. s7.eoo
al Galveston and =. 90 in Minneapolis
private elevators Corresponding IN
Grass include 1900 bushels al Louls-
vile $500 a. Cleveland and IS 90 =:
New Orleans
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis. No. Aug u-Receipts-Flour
400; wheat. x. 0oe: corn. 1900; oats, -
un. ShipmentS-Flour. ZOO; wheat. Is
ooo; corn T73oo: oats. u.oco
Flour-Unchanxed.
wheat-The failure OF a small New
York bank caused 4 decline IN stocks and
this weakened the wheat speculative mar
ket ard a decline followed sim rally
followed the early decline on reports OF
damage 10 Russian crops and projectors
of frost IN the northwest The mari cts
advanced stin further. but later declined
and closed with futures lower than yssstsr-
day. spot firm: No cash, SsA. ,iSs Sc, Gle.
vator. So 76ac, track; No. hard. Sess'.sc:
August. sac; September, SIi=G;Ssc: De-
cemcer. SD7s-
Corn-Furures declined early but theirs
was a demand at lower prices Spot lower
No 9 cash, T1k6Ac: August. 2i3s; Sep
TENDER. alStc: December Use bid
Oats-Easy: No. cash, iSc bid: August.
1ec biz; September. 1Sc bid; December.
c7sc biz.
Rye-:sshc. track.
COMMISSIONING so.o: market steady 70
q shade easier Native shipping steers. $40
4 40: dressed beef grades. 81 1904 ID. COWS
and heifers, SsdeS: Texas and indian
steers, s.. 4od24e: COWS. 81 sen2o.
Hogs-Recafpts 2. 600 Market % higher.
Light. SsiJa3g: mixed. S2sc1s-2'; heavy
sheepLReceipts 900 Market strong.
Natives 25Ofi5.J %: lambs. S-S0ao.
Cornmeal-S.S5
Bran-Buyers at &c for east track
Flaxseed-SaleS at SIC
Tinotfryseed-New. s. 50da7o.
Hay-RAcefpts heavy consisting OF low
grade Choice IN demand. Prairie new,
81 5o4s.50; timothy. old. Sii.Soul21o; new.
ssGa5o
Butter-Hisher; creamery. Bgi7e: dairy.
S613c.
EPgs-Ffrm. &C.
Whisky-S.2
Cotton ties asf barging-Unchanged.
Pork-Firm; standard mess obbing' *6-'
az 621k.
I,ard-Higher: prime steam, S-i2lz;
choice. BID.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, ".izis; longs.
g s.: RIBS. s4121z: shorts. 81
Dry salt mests-Roxed shoulders ana
longs, .3sg1z: ribs, s3.75; shorts. 81
Woci-r-1chsnged.
Ccttcn-steaiy: middling. nc; sales
none reported: receipts. 81 bales; ship
ments 157 bales; stock, "a 3s5 bales.
New Orleans. La, Aug u-Cottcn Inn;
rni1dlfnr SO: net re0eipts 2.a0s; gross,
2,eS; sales, 20: stock. 3o.+SA
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THERE'LL BE FUSION IN IOWA
Democrats, PopuIisis and silver Republ-
cans Divide the Ticket

Ottumwa, Ia, Aug. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention promises to be
lightly attended. A conference today
Of the Democrats, Populists and free
silver Republicans completed scheme
for fusion, including electoral, state
and congressional tickets. AS to cleo
tors, the Democrats have nine, the
Populists two and the silver Republi-
cans one All state officers go TO DEM
ocrats except auditor, which goes 10
the Populists. and railroad commission
er, which goes to the silver Repubii-
cans BY the agreement, A Van Wag-
ener OF Sioux City will be temporary
chairman and j. j. Shea of Council
Bluffs, permanent chairman. Horace
Boies and General Weaver will be cleo
tors-at-large. F. n. Healy of FIT
Dodge Will probably be the secretary
OF state; Senator Bolton of Logan, SUI
preme Judge; w. Boies of Shelton, at
torney general, and G.. w. Davis of
Louisa county, auditor.
The platform will be a terse endorse
ment of the Chicago platform.
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CHICAGO MARKETS

talcszo. IL, Aug. H--Connoa 20 strict
- clDl-e native STEERS are now @els-lx At
S3Ss-U ars1 there Is comparatively atts.
cong celcw y. TIE bGlk q TIE cattle
crossing tie sales at 3 s5<s-5a A co<,s
May SOCKETS we're cz--s.-1 oT~- from 5zs-
r@eA- add fheS@ With ne fresh arrivals
Fave E<sScec 70 meet TIE rec1sre-ne-.ss q
ooFe7@ SAFE vas made q - had a.
pslEsc &og1-z1Ez EzesrE GTer@E-x 60
y'os2TsE-s g. y top pT.cs Of the ssssoz- TIE
GsaEty o. tnes> cofse-1 rangers - liz
pr0.l1g AID q Largo propor-tor eel z-oc-z
Ssses2%sr. but fsE 70 above SIsss Only
f@U = these STEERS sell b~so~ g arr
h.sfsrs sci larr3lT Arou-d q ss65z Ter
As esf1le we're Il demand e; ss-oz4s prices
but very Few were chose e1oogh 70 ssl
alive ssa
EosS-Saiss We. A-x-sy a, q s<3z y.
hszTF 5nx< s@iis-sz a. = 7S11E. --4l..s=a
u-xed Al Sssz ~ ara E<a- E@szntE AZ
S-<z@s Bt= A@Gsy So<x Averaging
= Dcss-ss-r soe ever sc1 to WoTS- scS
c1.ot-s ngzst <esEats sAr best TIE ssezf
hsary solt 70 so<<r han q ysa- aK-
while The be=t Gzes -e-e ozzy ~ ce--x
soyer t.sz7 =. .azs TIE
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MORE HEAT AND LESS MOISTURE
Stul Kansas is Doing Much Better Than
some of Her Neighbors.

some of Her Neighbors.
Topeka, Kan. Aug. 1.-THE Kansas
weather crop bulletin for the past week
says:
Generally threshing is ntaring compile
ton and haying and fall blowing are
progressing. Early corn, as a rule. IS
out of danger, but the late corn :n the
eastern division is showing the effects
of two weeks OF hot dry weather. Fruit
IN most cases is falling badly from the
same cause. Forage crops and the
range are in excellent condition.
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 1.-THE Nebras-
ka weekly weather crop bulletin issued
today, says:
The temperature and rainfall gener-
ally have bene above the normal The
conditions have been very favorable for
corn in the eastern half of the state and
that cereal has progressed rapidly. In
this part Of the state promise is still for
very large crop. In the southwestern
section the hot weather, with a lack OF
rainfall. has caused considerable dam
age 10 corn, and in the extreme north
western counties some corn has been
cut for fodder and the crop IS very SER
iously damaged.
Des Moines. Ia, Aug. 11.---This has
been the warmest week OF the season.
the daily temperature ranging from B
10 degrees above the normal. The rain
fall was very light during the working
days OF the week. but on Saturday night
and Sunday night the high temperature
was somewhat alleviated by showers
with high winds, extending over the
greater portion OF the state Some dam
age to corn Is reported from various 10
caLities, but the aggregate OF loss will
not be heavy. Corn is generally doing
remarkably well. Threshing returns
and estimates indicate the following
average yield OF grain per acre: Oats
IS: winter wheat IS: spring wheat u:
rye 10; barley 2S. Timothy hay cuts 1.s
tons and Clover LIS toms per acre.
Columbia, Mo, Aug. 1.-THE Mis-
souri,, weather crop bulletin for the past
week says:
In the extreme northern counties there
Is plenty Of moisture and corn Is doing
finely. but elsewhere IL is badly In need
OF rain. In a number Of the southern
counties the crop has been great dam
aged by the continued drought and in
some localities almost ruined. Late
corn is suffering and few more days
Of dry. windy weather viii result in ser
ious loss in nearly all sections. Cotton
Is doing wei. Pastures, in many coun-
ties. are dying out. Fruit has suffered
considerable injury from the hot sun
and hot, dry winds. Almost all farm
work has been suspended, OWING 20 the
drolth and excessive heat
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NEW YORK MARKETS

| New York, Aug. u.-Flour-Receipts
q 800 barrels; exports PISA barrels
steady for winters which are in moder-
ate demand for strsights, old and new
at full prices. Others quiet.
Rye hour-Duli
CornmNaiIluict.
Rye-Duli No. western 37&3Sc c. l. I.
Barley-Nominal.
Barley nlalt-NOminai.
Wheat-Receipts 13o,50o bushels; ex-
ports 1890 bushels; spot inactive; No
| 2 red 65%c; options dull and weaker
with some disappointed selling on f.
nancial reports steadied it Closing dull:
May closed 691.c; August closed s21.c;
September &c.
Corn-Receipts 215,3eo bushels; ex-
ports 102, 1853 bushels. Spot inactive; No.
. 295sc. options weaker on large crop
estimates, rallied on some covering,
closing quiet. August closed 2os.c; Sep
TENDER 29Iz G2e9zc, closed 2sS.c
Oats-Receipts s1,400 bushels; ex-
ports 79.4I2 bushels. Spot weak: No. 2
221.c. Options duh and heavy with de-
cline in corn and spot property closing
easy. August closed at &c; September
21Ik al sc, closed PC.
Beeves-Receipts go; European ca
bles quote American steers at 10hG
1115c dressed weight; refrigerator beef
al SL.G9Ic: export SEQ baeves, 1850
sheep and 200 quarters Of beef
Sheep and lambs-Rsceipts 2.0Ss. Dull
and weak for sheep. Sheep poor 10
prime 50 Goa $50.
Hogs-Receipts 1855; eteady al $3.50
G3.S5.
Hay-very dur.
Hidss-Quist.
Leather-Quiet-
Wo-oi-Duh-
Cut meats-Quiet.
Beef-Dull
I.ard-FTrn: western steam closed
$50 bid. Refined firm
Cofee-options opened firm with
prices 1920 points higher: ruled quiet
with local trading after little foreign
buying. Closed steady 1870 points
net advance. Sales lo.eHs0 bags f.
Guiding Septerberss5f 1000: SPOT Pho
weak and lower lie Mid dull Co-do-
va 15Slsik. Havre clos-d firm at 2iG
%. net advance: sales 81 90 bags. San
tos quiet: good average Santos los5e0O:
receipts .. 600 bags: stock z0.eea- Ham
bu-g-steady !. ptean.S advance: sales
81 coo. Rics-St@ady: No. ; RIO 1880:
exchange . 5-Isd; receipts 1900: r.o
DAYS cleared for ne United States s.ooa:
clea-ed for Europe. 2.eoa; stock -. 90:
total warehouse deliveries. 5. -: TO-
New York yesterday. z.7s3; New York
stock. zGS. 05S: United States stock. 1ls.-
s75: afiossr for the United STATES -. co.:
total yasihi. fS- thsz United States g.
SO. against 81. e33 last year.
Srzar-Rzw qusei. far refining 5iic:
centrifugal IS test sIsc: refined quiet.
New YORK Aug Ti--Buits--Recesp:
1865 packages; quiet. dairy 81 aIec,
western creamery. Iiiad i51sc. Eizi-s.
bic. EcE-Recelp-S. s.4<i packages:
quiet: Stz-e and Pennsylvania. I3zIx-c
Western. II Q &c
New York. Aug. II.--co;ton dun. mid
sling lie
Pal River. Mass. 4EE 1L-Prsz.
cloths 7-Is c-ats: Quset. 10 demand
Manchester. Aug. 1.-THE -nz-ksE Tor
cloths and yarns = unsettled aad lr-eg-
liar.
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HIT BY THE REPORT
UNCLE SANS CROP FIGURES COME
INTO THE MARKET.
Condition of Wheat and Oats Lower While
Corn shows an Improvement Of Several
Points-Corn in Moderate Trading and
In Marrow Range-FinAnciaI Uacer-
tainty Seutralizss the Eject of the
Bullish Crop Report On the Wheat Mar
kst-Osfs, Alss, are Weak and Lower
Markets In General

Chicago, Aug. flowing to the large
northwest receipts wheat opened with a
decline today 1t started u cent OF
for September, at 56% cents. and drop
ped down to SOS cents; then it reacted
on firmer cables to Sos cents and sold
down TO 561s cents. The government
crop report was bullish, showing q re-
duction in condition OF IA points. The
uncertainty in the financial situation.
however. prevented a rise. Antwerp
cables again referred 10 reductions be-
ing made in the yield of wheat N south
ern Russia. Rains were reported IN
France, cooler weather in Germany. and
dull and chilly conditions in England
after storms
But there was moderate trade in
corn. the market ruling rather quiet at
times. the range for the day being aSsc.
The feeling manifested was naturally
weak on the government report. which
made AN Improvement in conditions OF
4.6 points, or sc per cent, as against 1925
per cent August l last year.
Oats were weak and lower. Prices
opened easier, receded sc and closed
trading. but a fair volume OF business
traDspired. The feature was the selling
by two leading "longs" and covering by
shorts" The government crop report
was bullish, showing a reduction IN the
condition during July Of 10 points. max
ing IL 77.3.
Provisions held fairly firm until near
the end Of the session when a break oc-
CURED which lost all the early advance
in pork OF 17Ia cents per barred and 1914
cents besides Lard held firm through
out, contrary to its recent attitude to
the other articles and ii closed 2l2 cents
higher for September and cents for
January than il did yesterday. Ribs
were more in line with pork. but scarce
" so weak In the end. For September
the closing price was only 2la cents be
low that of yesterday and January
was unchanged.
Estimated receipts for tommorow:
Wheat 135 cars; corn $40 cars; oats 335
cars; hogs 1890 head.
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RENTLEY TAKES THE STUMP
Itinerary OF the Presidential Candidate of
the National Party.

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 11.---A special to
the Bee from Lincoln. Neb., says:
c. z. Bentley. candidate for President
OF the National party, left today for an
extensive tour on the stump. He will
spcrd two weeks in Illinois and Indiana,
thence going TO New England for num-
Der Of engagements. On his return he
viii doubtless go for few weeks to the
Pacific coast, closing the campaign IN
Nebraska Tyhirty-eight counties are
already organized in the state and such
organizations VIII be rapidly pushed.
The thirty-eight counties already or
ganized gave Bentley 49, IA votes in 1894
when ne ran against Bryan for United
States senator
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Nesfern l.eacue Games

Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 11-Score:
Z H z
Kansas City ..o01o oOO12-4 Q a
Minneap polls o 0 3 . . '-l5l4 8
Batte-ies-Kling and Blanford; Park
~ and Schriver.
indianapolis, Ind, Aug. u.-Score:
RHE
indianapolis ..1101 800 :
Detroit . ...0 0 s 10 II .
BStte-ics-Monroe. Mahaffy and
Buckley; Gayle and Twineham.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. u.-Score:
RHE
Milwaukee =. III 0 ; 5 0-I2 20 8
81 Paul e. ......2 0 3 o 0 0 O. 5 S 4
Batteries-Barnes and Spear; Frick-
- and Spies.
Columbus, O, Aug. 11-Score:
RH E
Columbus =. % 2000a 0-712 3
Grand Rapids 0 0 0OIS1-- S11 Q
Batteries-Daniels and Wilson; Nc
Farland and Hodge.
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The da1eita Daily Eao gMeaneslay Hurnme aueus

his Information with reference to the
combinations of politicians from the
correspondents. He took keen inter-
est in the fight to down Judge Martin
and there IS no doubt but what his
sympathy was for his judicial neighbor
from Atchison. ingalls, is a pretty slick
fellow. The politicians who are
same common people found a more cor
the common people that he IS too cold,
digrified and stuck I'D and yet those
against him have been telling
welcome in his headquarters than they
find in the headquarters of the politi-
clans who have told them about In
gals colGness-
Among the new men who have shown
talent for politics this year at Topeka
IS Ellsworth ingalls,, the second son of
the ex-senator.
SERGEANT-AT-ARM
Topeka, Kan, Aug. IA. II. Mooney
Of Topeka was made sergeant-at-arms
of the convention and he Immediately
appointed the following assistants:
r. NJ. Fulton, ". NJ Alternately and
J. H Childers, colored. Topeka: D. S.
Curry, First district; Fred Friar, Sew
enth; S. T. Yoder, Fifth; r. A. Davis,
Third: John Skinner, Third; J. 3. Reed,
VIII Jones and Mr.. Blackall. Second;
r. NJ Painter and Tom Johnson, Sew
enth; C. E. Botkin, Seventh; John Fen
ton, John Higgins and John Grieve,
First; C. Case and A. c. Jordan. Sew
enth; c. ". Litchfield and G. Hissey,
Second; G.. W. Irvine and Cy Anderson,
Sixth
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BOSTON NiAEKETs.

Boston, liass., Aug. 1.-THE wool mar
ket here continues dull and featureless
and II isS,nly small lots here and there are
being sad. The reports OF salesman who
have sfSt ed the mills show that the man
ufactIrers as a rule have little wool on
hand but no amount 81 persuasion can IN
duce them 20 make purchase. Tho
price Of wool e. not materially diTere7lt
in any lire as FAR as can be ascertsined.
bu- there Is not enough OF the different
grades 20 establish a quotation Fleece
woods continue dun without change The
market for Australian woods yet holds
steady and buyers IN need o. supplies are
forced TO pay the market price.
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Sneep-Sales were largely ct $l-5edS.59
Tor Inferior lots weighing e5S7So pounds to
c1olce export I2sGi3o pound sheep West
err rangesneep sold at SSGS ard ye2-l-
inss brought 1SG2S. IaTros were ac-
tive at $S4S-5 for culls up 10 S.S95.S for
choice prime A SS0d medium grade
e-nbs are coming and such lots sell iosTi5
cents lower than last week Very few
lambs sell above S.sD and only an eccas-
ional sale OF sheep occurs above g. sales
being mostly between 8 &f7
Receipts-Cattie $3.50: hogs. Soc. sheep.
12,0oo.
Butter-Firrn. creamery. eal5c; dairy.
S<1lc.
EEg@Dufi: &C.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan, Aug. Il 1895
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Cooler Wednesday and probably fair We'd
hesiay and Thursday.
During the past a hours The highest
temperature was l02, the lowest -. and the
mean :. with clear followed az night by
parity cloudy weather with a mild thun-
cerstorm south of town at night; fresh
south w.nd shifting at sunset 10 north
Past, rising barometer. distant lightning
In the Dortheaet at . .. m
Thus f2r chtS month the average tenn
psrature has been Ns
Fer ths rast eight years the acreage tenn
perat0trc icr rhe month q August has
been -, and to- r'na 18th lav -
FRED L THOMSON.
Observer.
washington, y. c. Aug u-Forecas-
Tor Okla hos1s3 and Indian Territory Fair.
foilcwef by local thunderstorm in eastern
portion; cooler north winds
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Observation-Disclosures.
PRUDENTIAL Is IN AGAIN
His Boss-Ship of the Populi.t Party Is on
cially endorsed.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 11.-(Special) y
John Breidenthal was reelected state
chairman here today by a practically
unanimous vote. notwithstanding the
fight made on him by Ex-Governor Lew
elling's forces RUFF one, II. S. Clark
and Pat DoIan of Saline were the three
who voted against him. A z. Upton
of Burlingame was elected secretary.
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he Season
Is Here


Calling Is rox TIE order Of
tie day. You cant &c Il
properly zniess yoz 2-e equip
ped with engraved cards
They are artistic; a.! others
have been .sisg1ted % days
Q: bs-barisrs. II yoz havea',
TIE proper thing, nc viii sc;
then e. yoz- They Co.'S; 70
ncre shaa the the cheap
printed CT poorly written ones
ard besides, ycz are p with
TIE zines.
II yoz have a plate r. viii
get ycz 700 latest cards fer
SEQ, CT ksv- yoEI zane e.
grs-ed AZ si.so PEI hundred
He have sample a1t de-
signs II handsome Wedding
Invitations, a, Home Cards
a; prices ira: vii &c: yczr
LzGc.
Tie EAGLE PRESS
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Harrison wiz Open in New York.

New York. Aug. 11.---Ex-President
Harrison has promised to open the cam
paign for the Republicans in this city
by a speech to be delivered on the even
ing Of August %.
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First Missouri District Democrats.

Quincy, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE Democrats
OF the First Missouri district nominal
ted Richard P. Giles of Shelby cuun-y
for congress today.
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Washington. Aug. 11-Today's state
n1ent OF the condition OF the treasury
ssacw: Available cash balance. 500
sos 266; gold reserve, SI07. SIS. 2s3.
EIATTxRT is often traffic of mutual
nneanness- -COltCl.
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SHUT OUT FOR ONCE
REDS GET THEIR FIRST Whit
WASH OF THE SEaS0N.

Colts Have the Supreme Satisfaction of
WELDING the Brush That Lays on the
Dazzling Wilderness - Senators Lose
Their Third Straight to the Orioles
Umpire Lynch Makes Man Pay for
easing Him-Coioneis Play Eleven
Innings to Tie With the spiders-Giants
and Pirates Win-Western Games.
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shspp~r.

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CATTLE
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Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE Colts played
Nnl;Ich better ball today, both in the field
and at the bat, and gave the Reds their
first coat of vhitewash this season. At
tendance 5000. Score:
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EOGS-
Hogs steady 20 strong
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New York, Aug. u.-Flour-Receipt
q 500 barrels; exports PISA barrels;
steady for winters which are in moder-
ate demand for strsights, old and new
at full prices. Others quiet.
Rye follr-Dmli
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ELSIE The report you heard sbout
Edith's engagement must De true / beard
From whom :" El.ie-..Neu. Miss Brown
Miss Jones aud Miss Robinson Ruth
''Oh! told them BROOKLYN Life.
A8TIsT-.'That man Bacon Offered ne sIa
for thai largest painting OF miner Caller
oh, then you've had il framedr'-
YoaAers Statesman
BIG words ar fine Clothes ss,d Crc.
Eoen- lis berry frequently alike in not kib-
oerin' much dat rely mounts ter anything.-
-Hasbington Star.
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Cattle tt>zfy.
KEFEn sENTATrYF cArFz
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Topeka. Kan. Aug iI-Tae most
popular headquarters connected wsts
this convention were those OF Joan J
ingalls,. He had more callers than any
other politician and probably more thar
all OF them put together He vas IL
ma xnificsent grim and IN G thousa-e
ways showed his superiority over othe-
politicians he was not. however. =.
touch with tire powers that were r71nsp-
Ing the convention and Re gathered al
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Baltimore, Md, Aug. 1.-THE Sena-
tors today lost their third straight to
the Champions. German was batted
out Of the box and Flynn. who replaced
him, Jared little better. Brown was
fined and put out of the game by UNI
pire Lynch for scurillous remarks. At
tendance ], 9H. Score: