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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
ALL GROW EASIER
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKETS
CLOSE AT LOSSES.
Receipts Continue to Operate
Seven- -Eighths- Cables, Also, do Less
for Prices Than Expected-Corn Suffers
With Wheat and Fine Weather and,
With Oats, Loses Three-Eighths-Pro-
visions, Com paratively Speaking. do Bet
ter Than Grains, Losses Being slight.

| Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Grafn mar
kets were all easier today. Wheat was
depressed by continued large north
western receipts and declined &c for
December. Corn and oats both de-
| clined sc. Provisions were also easier
| and show light losses.
The advance yesterday of &c per
bushel in the price Of wheat was soon
lost this morning. In fact, the first
transaction wiped it out, December,
which closed on Monday al 601sc, opened
with sellers at from 60c down to 597sc
In very few minutes it was $3.50 and
before an hour had passed 1t had touch
ed 59asc. The lats named quotation
was the rallying point from which IL
reacted to 59Zc in the next half-hour
The New York stock market was very
heavy and northwestern receipts were
again very large, amounting 10 LAS
cars, against 1885 cars on the CORES
ponding day last year. Cables Were
somewhat disappointing, as they were
without any especial advance, notwith-
standing our strong market yesterday
This news encouraged the bears and
they sold wheat with considerable free
dom. Business was moderately active
for the first two hours, after which II
became dull and tame but rather nerv-
Gus, with nc fluctuations on a very
small amount Of buying or selling After
the reaction to 59Zc the price droppee
again to 59Hc, with a sale or two at
591s@Ac, and after that it kept on
teeter between 591ac sellers, and 594c,
buyers. during the remainder of the
session. Some buying orders were here
from the United Kingdom, but they
were for Duluth wheat and a cargo Of
$4,000 bushels was worked from there
for export. New York advised vessel
room having been engaged there today
for twenty boat-loads for shipment in
November. The closing price here was
5ekc.
Corn was quiet and weak, Early
sales were at the closing price Of yes
terday, but the sharp break in wheat
and the fine weather started free liqui-
dation and short selling, resulting in
&c loss. May opened unchanged, at
24%c, sold Off to 24z@3sc, and closed
easy at 243sc.
Oats were weak in common with other
grain markets, though the easy feel
ing was Independent, being brought
about by free offerings and limited de-
mand. The advance Of eastern freight
rates cut off what shipping inquiry ex-
listed. May opened about &c lower, at
19c, declined to 1Ss4c and closed easy at
that price.
Although the provision market, like
wheat, corn and oats, inclined toward
lower prices, there was no pressing de-
sire to sell observable, and in the end,
prices were not much lower than they
were yesterday. January pork closed
SC lower at $50, January lard, un-
changed, at s3.671a, and aJnuary ribs
2A cents lower, at 1886.
Estimated receipts Wednesday:
Wheat, IFS cars: corn, 315 cars: oats,
900 cars; hogs. 2S, 900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
KANSAS CITY Markets

aKnsas City, Sept. ADMINISTRATIVE.
nominally unchanged; easier toward the
close; No. hard, Sc: No. 3. 49GS1c: No. 2
red, nominally. 6d5Tc; No. 3. 5lG5esc;
No. spring. 5O1sc; No. 3. fec-
Corn-Steady; trade light; No. mixed.
noninally, 19izG2pc; No. white, BIC.
Oats-Steady; No. mixed, nominalIy,
1Sa16c; No. white. old nominaiiy. 29
214c: new. 15G17c.
Ryc-No. offered at 2T1GSc.
Hay-Weak; timothy. choice, S.J00S 90;
prairie, choice, A.5O65OO
Bu'ter-One-half cent lower for cream
cry; creamery, 13Q13c: dairy. 9@lec.
I-eSs-FirIn: receipts light. 10,ac.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900: shipments. 42a1;
best Latives about steady: other cattle
" eak 70 1oc lower: Texas steers. s,.SAfi2 20;
Texas cows, s. .4OG2 e5: beef steers, So s15T
$50: native cows. s1.oHd351: stockers and
feede: =. S-JNG3. So; bulls 81 5nc27n.
Hogs-Receipts, s.5oo; shipments, 30:
market opened steady; closed weak 20 =
lower bulk Of sales, s2rfG3 n. htevies.
81 ?e5; pack ars. g SyG3. y: mixed 8 {: 4
'': Esht. s3.0od3.2n; yorkers s. 'eG3 70:
lise s. O. Ti3.i5
Sheep-Receipts. 500: shipments. 1.7oo:
market duh and weak; lambs, s. JGS 20;
muttons, s.. .SJG3.0o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago, Sept 1a-The few native cattle
offered moved OF slowly. but prices were
not any lower. Common 10 prime steers
sold at Ss~lolS10. largely at g sS14 %
Good export cattle sold around s. 4c74 81
The stocker and feeder demand keerss M
remarkably well, and sales are largely az
$3.50 * There 5 q strong demand for
good butcher stock. and fat hefsers are
very scarce and bring good pr5oes, but
Gamers moved dull Calves were IN good
supply today and IN active demand a.
steady prices Western cattle were in
moderate demand az weak prices. gra<sers
selling al SIGes Westerns were far
too plentiful and sold slowly a. further
reduction OF fd.c-
Hogs-Good packing 6ooves % hogs were
stronger 10 SC higher. While light hogs
averaged that much lower. Heavy hoss
sold st = 5sTs - medium veighfs az - sEEI
az. lights az s3.irziS - and pigs a 3 fs.T
2.aa Packers lots sold chiefly az s1Si7
80 and shipping hogs largely st SAi3sIS.E.
PS-S sold mostly 81 25psSS-
Sheep-Sales OF sheep were again slow AZ
The ruling low prices. western shsep setf-
ing al SSs6e5. while few natives 500
al S.6F73oa lambs sold fairly wsn AZ
n ds-s~ 2 fa~ fAsie-> E->S'se e>>>~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

New York. Sept -Receip.s
., 400 barrels; exports -. ~. Fairly
| active and easier. but not Quoiabiy
lower
Rye fiour-Steady.
Cornmeal-Dull
Barley malt-Ouiet.
Wheat-Receipts 2Ss. 500 bushels; ex-
ports 15S.S59. Spot easy; No. hard,
Csc. Options We're dull and weak all
day, declining under heavy northwest
ern receipts, easier Liverpool news and
foerign selling Closed 3-SI 5-Sc net de-
cline. No. > red May ssl1-l6a7-sc. clos
ed 50 3-4c: December. 66 Sl-sG 9-l6c. clos
ed So 1-4c
Corn-Receirts 1e3,700 bushels: ex-
ports 15s.737. Spot easier; No. .. 25 7-sc.
options quiet and easier IN sympathy
with wheat, closed 1-403-Sc net lower
Exporters were air buyers at the de-
cline. May. % 7-Sc, closed % 7-Sc: De-
cember. q 5-SQ7-sc. closed p 5-Sc.
Oats-Receipts 136.0oo bushels; exports
61.40s. Spot weaker: No. .. 10 Sac. OPP
tons easier with corn urther decline
checked by export demand. closed 1-Sc
lower; September closed 10 Sic; Decem-
Der. 20 7-Sd2lc. closed 20 7-Sc.
Beeves-Receipts Coz: no trading.
Cables quote American steers at 61l0 IL
dressed weights: refrigerator beef eG7c:
exports 3.10S beeves: 1900 sheep; $500
quarter OF beef.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts s,79s. Firm:
sheep. S2q450; lambs. $iq5.
HogS-Receipts 4034; firm. s.. .60fl4
Lard-Steady; steam western, $3.50
so; September. 1856 nominal; refined
steady.
Coffee@Options opened steady with
prices 25q30 points higher. further ad-
vanced point On general buying fol-
lowing stronger European advices and
buhlsh Brazilian crop reports. Closed
steady at $500 points net advance.
Sales 1850 bags insluding September
ss.50G9.60; December sS.90g905. Spot
coffe--Rio steady: No. Z invoice 10:
jobbing 10Izc: mild quiet: Cordova 154
l6Lc- SantosAQuiet: good average
Santos $500: receipts two days 5000;
stock 523. 600. Havre-Opsned steady.
Il franc advance; at noon u franc, al
p. m a franc advance. Market ar
regular. Havre-Closed irregular at
pa franc net advance; safeS 5000. RIO
Firm; No. z Rio $500; exchange s 1916
d receipts two days 2i.O00: cleared for
UrOpe 1000: stock &c., Total ware
house deliveries from the United States
1882. including 1858 from New York;
New York stock today 2l1 .004; United
States stock 236. .262: efioat for the Unit
ed States 256, ,7O5: total visible for the
United States 493. al, against 664. .743
last year.
Sugar-Raw, fiat; refined. steady.
Dry go-ods-As usual On Tuesday. the
demand was less ao1ve. although good
sales were reached through moderate
transactions and forwardfngs on previ-
oars engagements. Printing cloths act
i've in demand and saies OF about l01.-
600 pieces odds and regulars. the latter
at lilo and the former at full rates.
Fall River. Mass. Sept 15.-PT1nt
cloths firm ct 2 11-1Gc: moderate de-
mand-
Manchester. Sept. 15.-Cfoths end
yarns quiet; business on very restricted
scale
New York. Sept. 15-Butter-Reoaipts
10. .ss4 packages; steady; western dairy
sd12c; western creamery 1Iz916izc:
Elgin5 i6Izc; factory 7A4i1Lc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

Martha J. Flynn has sued her hus-
band, ]. NJ. FLYNN, for a divorce
Mrs David Hays has returned and
wln take rooms in the Sedgwick block.
q. N Holcomb Of the Santa Fe leaves
today for points in Indiana, Wisconsin
Through the east.
Mrs. c. y. Green of Colorado Springs
Is in the city visiting her father, Mr..
W. Slayden, and her sister, Mrs. S. L.
Hellar.
Mss Minnie Ramp and aunt, Mrs. H
A ain, of Kansas City, cousins of H.
w. Kendle, are visiting Mr.. kendle'S s
family on North Topeka.
W. G. Mckee has purchased the West
side feed mills and will conduct the
mills as also his transfer business OS-
car McClurg viii superintend the mills
Hon. Richard Yates became the
guest of Mr.. Mcknight who after the
speech entertained him at the rooms of
the Commercial club. Hon. VIM. Jen-
nings Bryan, Mr.. Yates and Mr.. Nc
knight We're all three of the same class
year at Jacksonville.
Our friend, y. Martinson sends us in
a measure OF big apples very large and
very fine, which he says are "McKin-
ley =. 1neN are Dig anu GlCe enough
for that name besides being, he says, a
very prolific bearer. We viii eat them
to the success OF the prophet OF pros
perfty.
Nelson Dean of Hodgnlan county is in
the city attending the grand jury. He
says Mr.. Brady VIII be re-elected to the
legislature again this year and that
Mckinley will carry the county. There
grand jury" said Mr.. Dean, 'and q. poll
today showed twelve of them for Nc
kinley and seven for Bryan. That VIII
be the proposition ali through the state.
this fall"
All Hailows the sisters young ladies
acadsfny. has opened for the school
year with a very encouraging attend
ance and a full corps Of teachers and
instructors In music, painting and the
ordinary English and classical branch
ss. The school is an attractive and
pleasant one. in fact a home for young
grls and a school for young ladies' A
prospectus for the coming year Will be
found elsewhere.
The first number OF The Southwest
ern Farmer" a new agricultural paper.
with an attractive head and sixteen
pages OF live matter, lies upon our table,
the SouthweStern Farmer company.
wichita Kansas. publishers, Captain
Rutan, editor. The price of the new
Farmer, which viii be devoted 10 the
agricultural, horticultural and live
stock and home interest Of Southwest
Kansas and Oklahoma, is 81 per an
mum. We wish IL SUCCESS.
Bishop Miilspaugh has formulated The
Following prayer for use in the diocese
Of Kansas; Almighty God. who doS-
hold US TO account for the use OF an
our power and privileges, guide. We
pray Thee, the people of those Unitei
States in the selection OF their rulers
and representatives; that by wise leg
tslation and faithful administration the
rights OF all may be p-otecTed. and our
marion be enabled 10 fulfill Thy pur-
poses. Through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Am0-"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

Now, there were many top hats on ths
ground AZ the moment, for the heat was
excessive, and the bulk Of the visitors
had irdulged in ab,ndars dutng. and
were eager To DO refrexhed. When ai
last the ice came, the gentleunnn fos
whom it was intended was bnsy con-
versing with q friend who had just
and, without looking under ths table.
temporarily placed il, as be thought, ir
the watertight receptacle Of bis patent
topper. intending to arrange 1t proper
ly later On.
But the Conversation wse long and
Interesting. and might not have ended
Is ehruptly as II did but for an unfore
sen secideHt A rssghSor Of the pos
SCISSOR of tho patent hat, havins paid the
waiter. leisurely dcrnei his own silk
headgear. rose UP. stretched himself,
and then exclaimed hurrSedly to
friend: "Tisnsl IL is killing bot this
evening. The perspirafion ~ coming
oil my head In torrentsl" ~Ah. yes;
It's enough TO make n man rrelt where
he stands and leave nought but q stag.
nant pool 70 mark the place he occu-
pied" replied the friend. "Do you
know what IL is, mon ami said tAe
other. IN a sepulchrul tons. ss he slow.
That accursed fever that contracted
in Greece is on me again. and I feel
a. IT, Good heavens. look a. that?'
he exclaimed. as little streamletA OF
Icy cold water flowed rapidly over his
eyes, nose and chin on to his white
pique waistcoat- His companion looked
IN sheer Amusement at the. horror
stricken face OF his friend. which wa
a. pale as a sheet. Then he said: I'VE
had better drive home ut once. What.
ever have you been eating for dinncrf
Not mushrooms. hope? But first take
of your bat and uDbutton your vest"
The moment the hat was removed q
large chunk OF blush ice dropped into
the wineglass on the table. knocking II
on 10 the ground. where il smashed
with loud crash that aroused the at
tention Of the public. "Millie ton
nerresl" cried the white vested indi.
vidUai; what mRuvais dr0le has been
trying 20 play his practical jokes on
me? What the - Is th.s?" be couiln-
ucd. looking at the patent headcover.
ing; and then. in a fit Of passion. hccaved
in the unoffending crown against his
humid knee. Nom dune pipe, shout
81 the owner OF the chapeau glace,
how dare you treat my property In
that uncercmoniOus fashion? l VIII
teach you manners:" and with that be
seized upon hat that lag near the Of
fender, and reduced IL "a q shapeleSs
pulp. ~Aiais, mon Dieul that's nv
property" exclaimed third individual.
putting his face provokingiy up beside
that OF the other. What right have
yo-. rnonsieur-7'' Tie is n mailman
who carries ices and soups IN his hai
and pockets" exclaimed another
'Then lie should be sent IN Charrnton-'
remarked bystandcr. mo. Francois.
no hghting.- whispered one man to his
friend. the hero of the hat. twas with
extreme difficulty that a free fght wss
avoided. but the gentlemen duly ep
changed cards, and. having nearly lo-f
their heads. went homo batless aBs
cooled TO bed.-London Telegraph
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
KITCHEN BRUSHES.
They Are One of the Mo~f Convesfsnt
Things About the fo-s@.

They Are One of tho no-s conve.ssas
Things About the Hosse.
Hardly cry implernentyof the hors~
gives so much sstisfactsonfot the house.
keeper as the right tru%llr in the right
place. Who has not lost pxrience ~i~n
the stove brush Of hair was ousof placer
This takes up all the dust OF ashes e.
carefully CO cloth. and does not. Ike
a cloth. Gllow tse ashes 90 be driveu
into the band. n vhisk o< broomeorn
does no: do the sarne vsrs. bat N more
valuable for whiskin9 out tho cofnsrs
snd edges Of caTpcted roornsand sw~~T,-
ing down the stairs than anything elsa.
Loug handled brushes of hAir are far
bstter than a broom fors<~e>Ying .
hardwood or pain.edsinor. When tbe.s
fa~e light handle, into which sn ex-
tension handle may be fitted. they srs
valuable for sweeping down ceilings
II ceilings are thus carefully -bru,hc.f
once a rsozsth. The TTSoth-Tni1erw VIII fnd
10 bodKiag-placc is the hossae- Win
tie proper brush thiA IL en eaEy task
The best brush FOR birds istlat quaint
shaped ono Of lair called the ~ppt~'s
nose" The knO: Of br1ssisz on the end
is just ths proper shape 20 reach tz.o
the shstters. The mIniat1--eeru5bSng
brushes. which are eszserary sot &c
about are esnta On bargain eoras~rr.
are invaluable 20 clean . gra.ev. -
sieTs and any Et<nril or dish Eifh r0uzts
or corrugated sisjes. They are of sp~-
eial value % tie cook in ~sshLng ro:@-
toes ard other roo. Eegs-@b.ss. ass n
ei>aning the rough Sta,ks c. celery.
Such small brush is also vafuabl- fo>
washing window iedg.a.-S- 7. Trfb-
u-e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
WENT TO WINFIELD
Wichita Contributed About 800 to Swell
the Crowd.

Wichita Contributed About 800 to Swell
the Crowd.
An excursion party of nearly 800 per-
sons went to Winfield yesterday to at
tend the Southwest Kansas Association
of the A. o. U. w. held there. The par
ty consisted Of local workmen, their
wives and the Second Regiment Mill
tary band. The train left at s O'Clock
yesterday morning and returned at IL
o'clock last night. The visitors report
a most delightful trip and are emphatic
in their pra Sc of the hospitality of the
people OF Winfield who treated them
royalty. There was a parade in the
morning Of 900 workmen- At 5 o'clock
in the afternoon the visitors were treat
ed to a carriage ride through the beau
tiful city and at O'Clock they witness
ed a great trades display and fire works
illumination
Speeches were made by leading Off
GERS of the organization
p A. Rohrbaugh of this city was
elected secretary and treasurer and
the next meeting of the association will
be held at Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
AN AMUSING HAT STORY.
Il EssaItsa In Heating the Heads rnstssd
Of Coolieg.


of Cooiieg.
Necessity Ia the mother % invention.
and among those which thss bot wealth
sr has called into existence chapezux
Clsce are perhaps the r1ost ingenious
ard Extraordinary. This new article
IS neither more ror leHs than . top has
fitted with al inner apartment for the
reception cf a fa,r-slyd lump Of ice,
which freshe--s the layer o. air about
the bead, and il Jet 90 thoroughly
waterproof hat yoa may wear II for
hours after the Ice "a tha1ed without
experiencing ths slightest discomfort.
An individual who, visc In lis gecera>
ton. waa provided with ore Of tAese
hesej-r-tre<hers to-5k hiz sezt o-rsZto .
cafe OF oae Of tbs boaisvards tds oeiss
afternoon. shortly after To cinn~s
hour. Tle eexts on tie SIDEWALK vr-.
slrSost a. takea- aod be WAS sb,vv: 20
retire II daa2-on. WHEN The waiter -
ped . FREE taele and Invited him &c
take e. Aft>r he bad srs-iy fnauig,a
n books o< Agaich b~>r. 4: occurred 20
hsrn TIA. po-~ xa tie Su1e 20 rs-~z
re re Il his hsA So sr,gn>-r tloaxat
than don>- Ee ppurrt oct Tie waser
rom DE rso7c.c@e sas1 taea zorsee5
thas sser- vss 10 ee sscz., wheregp.oa
b. r-plsc~d he hs; on The s-orrd and
called oct 20 ths water. who usually
;alces good deal Of calling .; that buy
hSvr Of the day. NeA1whfle another
Individual, vho&e curiosity z1s nsoTrd
By tAe strznz. spectacle OF xs;rT lsSn-
ing frOzn a siik haf. Eu-reptffsoszsiy
took the bssdg~ar IN his hS-e. Inspect
ei il. and P1t u hzrk. bu. not. ss -
cS1acea, IA exactly .he- s.-s 1lses
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. sept. l.. 1926.
Local forecast for Wichita and vlcini-
ty-GeneraIly fair on Wednesday.
During the past twenty-f0ur hours the
highest temperature was 80. the lowest
6S. and the mean 7s. with u trace OF
rain IN the morning, followed by clear
ing weather, light variable wind and
falling barometer
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been "a
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month OF Sep1eTn-
Der has been 20 and for the 18th day IL
FRED L JOHNSON.
Observe
Washington, D. g. Sept 1S.-Fore-
cast until p. m Wednesday:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Generally fair: southezst winds.
For kanszS-GeaeralIy far: variable
winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
DIDN'T KNOW MUCH
That's What q Greeiy Township Voter Says
of Lewellins.

of Lewellins.
A gentleman writing from Mt. Hope 20
the editor says:
Mount Hpeo had a rousing free silver
meeting Friday night and our hall was
filed 10 overflowing. Ex-Governor Lew
cling and the Hon. Mr.. Rudolph were
the speakers. There was a fine rain
during the night and it was very much
needed to quench the anarchist fire the
speakers built in their minds under the
stuffed prophet Of the gold Democrats.
The speakers mistook the people in our
city and thought they could palm off
anything they saw fit and 1t would be
swallowed with a gulp and be called
good. The silver men are all wearing
long faces today and many are feeling
very sore to think that one of their
bright lights had so little knowledge of
the silver question that he did not know
thfat our silver dollar was a legal ten
der in sums greater than s., and it took
a good deal Of thunder out of the gen.
tlema rs speech. Silver stock is getting
cheaper every day and when Nov. 3
comes old Greeley township will give
good account of herself.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

Bo1 qsart Of sorTei Gn-si trri~r,
thsa drzla ard rub tAroEgh . slsve
Cook tog~he- = :ahle~poonfzl os batter
saa two taoles2nontsx os Scar. add n "a
81. sc-rei AID .csr c1pfuis of chicken.
r~al or b~es b-rh Let eszn~r Gre
rai--.1<. s~zspa 20 ta~.c. ard s<rr.. a
c-p<ul cfs-~~f cream Easy - si1>i. ~
Nko5. as. before tAs Yur~e Is tAt>n
from ne ar~.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

-CN1A -
State OF Kansas. County Of Sedgwick. S.
I. J. A Dawson. cashier OF said hank.
do eolemnly swear that the above state
ment is true. and that said bank has no
liabilities Of any character whatsoever
rot set forth IN said statement
J. A DAWSON, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
18th day OF September, 1895
(SEAL) T. A. RUSSELL.
Notary Public
Commission expires or the 18th day Of
July. 1898
Correct-AtteSt:
J. A. DAWSON. Owner
To John ". Breldenthal. Bank Comm
sioner. Topeka, Kan. dlo3-st
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

The TeEy latest ssyls n 6sga is iAs
YE4sS1zsa- Tlry are largely -zrs. Eri
soEzse ~4Lzs rsa<szaJs oszsk -ar.ss-taa tSr-
rserA- Iary sxrs Race .As proprs
tairg by tAe yEszees- ~ wal-z. sad sss
rery exE1zzsss for ~ Fz-s<zl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
MONTHLY TEEasUsY STATEMENT
showing Exports ssd imports for Asxusf
sed the Eseht Monfha

Washington. d c. Sept. iS--Th-
monthly comparative statement q -
imports % merchandise. gold azs silver.
during The last Angus, aa5 during ~
elgat asoztns ending August. =. iaz;.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

brought 8. 4oG2O and were in fair active
request
Receipts Cattle, $500; hogs. 1900; sheep,
700; calves 500.
Chicago, Sept. H-ButterQuiet; cream
cry, SI15c; dairy, 9G13c.
EgssSteady; fresh, l3c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans, Sept. 15-Cotton-Steady;
mid1iing. TIC: low middling, 77-1sc; COOL
ordinary, 1850.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
Western Lcague Games.

Detroit, Mich, Sept 15.-Score:
r H e
Detroit .2 o o 0 o 1 o o o-3 8 8
Minneapolis ...3 3 0 0 0 0 60 II /
Second game-Score:
RH z
Detroit ........O00o 10000 4 6
Minneapolis E. L 3 o 0 o 0 = o
Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept 15.-Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids. s-713 3
St Paul 002G1010o0-4 .
Second game-Score:
r H E
Grand Rapids.....1 1 o o o % 4 0
St. Paul 1 o 0 o. 4 o
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 15.-Score:
RH z
Columbus 30 0011 / OF / 13 /
Milwaukee % 300 / o o o. Is 2
POSTPONED.
Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. 15-Indiana-
polis-K ansas City game postponed; wet
grounds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
CATYT.E
CdttIe-IOWer.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
ShipDers.

ShfDpers
A S. Thomas. Sedgwick, hogs.
?. A. Mckinley, Freeport, hogs and
cattle.
Probst & Fowler. Conway Springs, hogs.
A. Hufbauer, Mulvane, hogs and cattle.
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so TEBEAU KICKS
HE THINKS TIE UMPIRE GAVE
HIM THE WORST OF 1T.

colts Fave all the came and Lots to Spare,
up to the Last half of the Ninth, When
the Spiders are Seized With Convul-
sion, in the Throes of Which They Tie
the Score-Th~n Uncle Anson Gets the
Umpire's Ear and Gets the Game Called
on Account of Darkness Coasnels Win
Western Games.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE Fl
nancial condition OF the State Bank OF
Coiwich- a. Colwtch. state OF Kansas. al
the close of business OF the IS; day os
September. 1895.
RESOI-RCES
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-I:aikzs e1tl Io~us.z -Il.s,~ b1y,~s.
s.s go German t~r-n for these peess
= hay horzes-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-16
WICHITA MARKETS

Wichita, Sept. IS.
HOGS.
Hogs-Opened steady; closed to 10 cents