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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

First Congregational Church. I'm the
morning Rev. w. F. McMillen, of Chi
cago, will preach, and in the evening
Rev. ]. G. Frazier, of Cleveland, will
conduct the services
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

B5-CHAS. S. HART, NJ. D., ofiice and resi-
dence No. BOG Putnam street. Telephone 200.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

egDR. c. V. DYE, Dentist, Marietta, Ohio
Oflce 292 Front Street, over Weis' Grocery.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

E0-FOR SALE. Two houses and lots on
Wayne street. House and lot on Pike street,
rooms, water and gas lot 45X90, or will rent
for Sl2 90 per month. House and lot on Fourth
street, rooms, water and gas. li3 Lots i'll
Biszantz subdivision. - Lots in Goebel's
subdivision. ]. L. GUYToN,
Oct .l6th-lwk. Law Building.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

Harmar Congregational Church.
Rev. j. G. Frazier, of Cleyeland, will
preach in the morning, and Rev. w. f.
McMillen. of Chicago, will preach in
the evening.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

ET"DR. w. M. HART, DENTIST. Onice IL
Putnam ST.. between Front and Second.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17

Ess-DR. E. F. EDDY, Dentist. once 30.
Front street, opposite Soldiers Monument.
Gas administered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
Foreign MARKETS

Liverpool. Aug. H.-wheat---SpoS
steady; demand moderate: No. red win
ter, stocks exhausted: No. red spring
As ND: No. l California 5s tkd. Flu
lures opened firm and unchanged; clos
ed firm with near and distant positions
I'D higher: business about equally dis
tributed: August A. MD: September -
1f1.d: October A. 1iAd; November IS:
December IS I'd.
Corn---Spot firm; American mixed new
2s 11&d. Futures opened quiet with
near and distant positions I'D lower.
Closed steady with August I'D higher
and other months unchanged from las,
nights closing prices: business about
equally distributed: August - i0Z !.
September IS gid: Ocotber - ea.d; No
yember - iod; December % 10Aa.
Flour-Firm; demand fair; freely
Piled: ST. Louis fancy winter - ID
Bacon-Ffrm: demand moderate.
Beef-Extra India mess f6s Sd; prime
mess 3ss 3D.
Pork-Mess. prime ne western ass:
medium western 3ss I'D
Lard--Slow; prime western 1ss: re-
fined in pals POS Sd
Chees-Steaiy; demand moderate:
fine American white 39s Cd: Do coiored
Ais.
Butter-Fins, United States SOS: good
5es
Refrigerator beef-Forequarte sid:
hindquarter SID
Receipts-Wheat three days $4,000
centals. including 4ce0 American. Re
ceipts American corn thre days - 90
Weather wet
London, Aug. H--Cane suRar--QBiet:
centrifugal Java 1lssd: nuscovado fai-
refining los. Beet sugar-Dull. iittie
doing. August 50 I'D. September -
ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis. Aug. 21.-Rece'pt-Fvour
5000; wheat los. go; corn IA 900; oats
"a go.
Shipments-FTour 5000; wheat 5000;
corn 1900: oats 1900
FloT-Unchanged
Wheat-FYrrn; cables caused a strorg
opening and rally In prices and later
there was considerable local bull seuti-
meat that kept the market I'D al day.
Futures closed firm !. TO = centa bove
yesterday. Spot dull; steady; No. 2
red cash. s1Ge1E cents. elevator; sIiz
Catsle-Receipts 1900: market for
best natives strong: Texans slow Ma
tive shipping steers sS-SoItSo: dressed
BEEF and butchers steers 3. 0GG4 10:
COWS and heifers s3oo<53 80: Texas and
Indian steers s. l0I3 Is. COWS sL75ae 49,
Hoe-Reoei2as 500: market 5 cents
lower. Light g 90: mixed ss-o9
: 3: heayies g 1es;3-5-
Sh~>p-Recespts 1850; market strong
Native r.ut,ons. ss5oa3-z5: common
SUI sIso6eS: lambs 5000 500.
Corn rneal-si-5-
B-sn-so cents sacked east track; -
cents 100 pounds this -ide
FIaxseed-siTss cents
Timothy ee~t-Se 3E2e-
Vhisky-sI. r.
Hay-Heavy receipts d-preSsed the
rn2rket as there ss only a snail &C.
unansi: p-airi. A5eS SO; timothy 80
4lIce this sde-
Buste--Steady: unchanged
Egy-Flm. losz c-1-s-
Cotton lies and oegxinx-CncaaaS-i
Po-k-S7eady: standard mess js5sInx
IS zSas-5
La-t-S-saiy; prime steam s15o:
choice S5S7sz
Rzccn-Boxs-i shoulders - ic-s
sc1Ss s. s.ss: rshs A-is1s; shorts &ea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
BOSTON MARKETS.

Boston, Mass.. Aug. H.-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow OF the
wool market: A salesman who has been
through Rhode Island reported so out
OF IS mills closed. In Philadelphia 10
per cent OF the woodworking machinery
is ilent The Arlington mall has shipped
1900 bales of Australian wool back TO
England and negotiations are in pro-
gress by others for the re-shipment or
1000 bales of Australian wool to Eng
land and 500 French secured to France.
There Is slightly better speculative in
quiry, in spite Of the dullness. One OF
the two buyers who are well supplied
with cash have taken wool, believing
that the bottom has been reached. The
sales OF the week are: l.0<5.9so pounds
domestic and 1Ss.6o0 pounds foreign.
against e07, 100 pounds domestic and
762. 900 pounds foreign last week and p
1S6. 900 pounds domestic and s63. 500
pounds foreign for the same week last
year. The sales 10 date show a de-
crease OF AZ, 1923 ,ss3 pounds domestic and
q. los. 800 pounds foreign from the sales
of the date in 1895. The receipts 10 date
show a decrease OF 132, 3sS bales domes-
tic and 1S4, 800 bales foreign
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
KANSAS CITY MAkErs

Kansas City, Aug. 21.-Wheat-Sfow.
tendency toward higher prices No
hard 81 cents: No. 3, 4sQi7iz cents; No.
red. So 4 cents; No. nominally 42Q+5
cents
Corn-Active: unchanged No. mix
ed. 81 cents: No. 2 white. nonainally. -
cents
Oats-Slow. No. . mixed. ncminaIly
16af7 cents; No. white q cents, new.
nominally 20 cents.
Rye-No. norninary, 25 cents.
Hay-F1rnL Choice timothy. $1,000
$50: choice prairie s4o0G450.
Butter---Cresmery. very firm: country
coming in smaN quantities. Creamery
1914 cents: dairy 10G12 cents.
Egg@Again advanced On fresh stock.
Quota bic at cents.
Cattle-Receipts $500: shipments 100;
market steady to strong. Texas steers
s.. 30G3 10; Texas cows s1-75G225; beef
steers s3.25f455; native cows 81. cog 90;
stcckers and feeders. S2.50I3.75; bulls
s1.75a25o.
Hoss-Receipts 5000; shipments $500:
market steady 10 5 cents. higher. Bulk
OF sales, s2.s59315; heavies s2.soa leo:
packers 81 soG3.05: mixed ses563.ao:
lights. s2sO63.2o; workers $S1oGS.a0;
pigs 81 9eG3.15-
Sheep-Receipts LOO; shipments 800;
market steady. Lambs $3.75Q4.75; NUT
tons s25ed3.50
Representative sales: Texas stores.
q head, averaging 1.S91 pounds $3.1o:
Texas cows. "a head. averaging sl1
pounds. s.. %; beef steers. 81 head. aver
aging 1,642 pounds H.45; native COWS.
"A head. averaging 1852 pounds. $500:
stockers and feeders, "A head, ayeraS-
ing 1852 pounds. s3.T5: bulls. IL head.
averaging ]. 2s0 pounds, s2.5e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22

by the western railroads A. act al
ieft Oh. and create further sc:lrish SEN
r:ment On Friday the merkat was de-
pressed and nervous on the prospect
OF a bad bank statement TODAY and q
rise in call loan rates The buying on
which the market advanced during the
early part Of the week gas nearly all
furnished by the short in>Arest- Some
OF the more venturesome traders were
over 10 the long side of the market
for a turn, but such purchases were
quick to sell out, even before the first
appearance of weakness
onds have been dull There Is no
further liquidation in railroad mort
cages, but the demand is very limited.
New York. Aug. IA private cable
reports an advance OF I'D, to as 10izd.
in the price OF gold bullion in London
and that the Bank of England has sold
for shipment to the United States $780,
600 in American eagles at 7ss I'D.
Lazard F,rereS say that they have en-
gagged in all s.. 500. 600 in gold for import
10 this country. All the gold comes
from France. and 81 ,Ooo, ooo was shipped
on the Normannia, which sailed yes
terday. Every dollar of IL will remain
in New York.
LOANS, BONDS AND CDEARINGS.
New York, Aug. 21.-Noon: Money
on call, firm at 31a@4 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, nominally 7dS per
cent; sterling exchange steady with
actual business in bankers bills Al
SASSY G1SS for demand and 81. S215 a
AS for sixty days; silver certificates
e6Ia; no sales; bar silver 663s; Mexican
dollars 51%; government bonds steady:
state bonds. inactive; railroad bonds
weak; new tours registered ia; coupon
113; fives registered 10SA; coupon 1osA /;
tours registered los; coupon log; Pacific
SKIES OF 81. 100.
Philadelphia, a., Aug. 21--Clearings,
So. 500. 134: balances s1.670,0s6.
Baltimore Nd, Aug. 2l.-Clearings,
81 90 344; balances $685., eSi.
St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 21.-Clearfrgs,
SO, o36, 5s3: balances s3s1.s45. Money 81
6 per cent on cal loans: 7fS per cent
on time loans. New York exchange
125 discount bid; 81 asked.
New Organs, La, Aug. 21.OClearings
SJ 2-a122
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22


1890 barrels; exports, 1902 Firmer.
easy. higher for spring patents. Win
ter grades quiet and steady.
Rye fiour-Steady.
Corn meaHSteady.
Rye-Ffrm
Barley-Nominal
Wheat-Receipts 7s.1oe bushels: ex-
ports 9,113. Spot dun, options were
firm all day except for brief afternoon
reaction under realizing the bull fac
tors being firrner cables and a good
export demand both at the seaboard
and in the interior; closed Kq1zs net
higher. No 2 red August closed S3Iac;
September So 3-1S: closed csc.
Corn-Receipts &c. 100 bushels: exports
So, l5S; Spot dull and easy. No. ?. S5ssc.
Option market opened steady but after
ward declined under free offerings and
absence OF local support closed IN
changed 10 nc net lower August clos
ed 2s%c; September 2s1z G2s5sc: closed
$3.50.
Oats-Recefpts IS. 900 bushels; exports
80. Spot dull; No. 2. 22Lc. Options
dull and easier under NquIdations: clos
ed EGz.c lower. August closed &c; Sep
TENDER ITS arc: closed 21%c-
Beeves Receipts 1.0s2 Active good
steers 1oc higher; others steady; oxen
and cows firm; bulls higher; native
steers g s5G4s0 Texas and Colorz-
dos s24563.35; stays and oxen s3.15td5 40
bulls s.. 25T2. SO; dry COWS sl-&d275.
European cables quote American steers
at 1ehG111zc dressed weights: refrig-
orator beef SGs&c- No exports
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 7.7Is. Open
ed active, Closed quiet Good stock
steady. under grades slower; sheep 50
Q437+; lambs s5.codZ0o.
Hos=Receipts s.o37; easy at ;275
G415.
Hay-Quiet
Hjdes-Steady.
wool-Quiet; domestic fleece 1461sc:
pulled 15G3ec.
Beet-Steady.
Cut meats-Firm: picked bellies ~
G5Ac; picked shoulders SIC; picked
e7s'ns 81. e loc-
L.ard-Steady: western steam fs-s2iz.
Refined steady.
Pork-Duil-
TaIiow-Steady: city Lie; country
s-lsc.
Ric@F7rn
Enthusiastically
Cofee-Options opened barely steady
5aio points lower. Foreign nevs was
14c~ ~%%- A@~- - -
weak UNDERGONE Warehouse deliver
ses were smaller and Brazilian rcceipss
were Larger. Trading was fairy Wei
divided but not 70 the tocaI foreign con
csngents. The close was easy al 800
points net decline. Sales 1880 bags.
include August Io.i5. September s.ss-
Spot coffee quiet and easy; No Z. w.
Mid qusef: Cordova 15dIsi.c- Sales
! .ooa bags Narzcaibo: 20 bags Ssya-
r<Ila- Szntos-Irr-ru1zr good average
Santos 10ssee: rec>tpts = .ooS: stock. H.
GO. HznbEg-QuSe-: unchanged 20
!. preEing decline: szles 10. 90. no No.
:. ia3s50: exchange ID: recepts 1909.
cleared for tae United States 500. for
Europe = 60. Stock 80. go Total ware
hc1@e Sezveries from the U1ited STATES
s.5ts. Including ISL from New York.
New YO-k srock to1zy 1880: Cn.r@1
States stock 1S.neo: scozt sor M Cns-
It'd Stairs ess 90: total VISIBLE Tor the
United States <s5.1e9. against sst.sss
Las year.
Soxar-Rzv nrn: fair rs5oing >.
centrifugal nc. refined s-eady-
Sex York. Aug. z--B1<ser-f.>ces2.
So pkgx. steady: western CARY. "a
Size, Western c-~a-De-y u&Giecs 4
gto- lac. E<gS-f.ec>tpts az pkxs.
market strucg: Stzte and Ps1n&yiyz-
asa If41sxx- we<~-n i.Gf4c
View YORK Aug -l---Coiron-<stet:
z!4fkzS Sac Futures cp~ned srrzza-
izr. szJes $500 e-asesL January is1ss
resrzrS nG- March 2S- AHi Xss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
Real Estate Transfers
fFurnished by the Wichita Abs.'ac'
.1-nanvl

FURNISHED by the Wichita Aos.sa
and Land company
Hutchinson and Smithson, wd lots
1lO9 and I'LL Waco st Lewellens
add. % 10 81 Henry ave Smith
son Sub....-..-- .--.--'.-
Ira Johnson wd lots 81 and S. Ross
ave Clearwater s....-....-..-.-.
VIM Wienhold wd e19 OF mex sec
27-1e and VIZ nwA sec Sire. 81
The Finacial association tax d lots
1914 10 and Is Santa Fe add
tract along Chisholm creek IN NV
cor of nell OF nell sec 2S-2'-Ie3
Lot / Central ave Stanberrys. 10
and IS Fifteenth st, 1s court
Glaze and Jocelyns add, IL FIJI
teenth at Glaze and JOcelyns, lot
blk 4 College Hill add. 125 Main
st civ HOS and ITO Jackson ave
LeweIlyns Bird. lots 5 and Grace
ave Blacks add. o
" r Lawrence wd lot 81 blk 20
Town of Andale. ..........--....-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
Gard of Thanks.

To the many friends whose sympathy
end assistance was so freeiy tendeGen
during the sickness and death OF our
son: TO the loving teacher who held his
hand and cooled his brow through SO
many hours - the skilled physician
who did all that medical skill could
do: to his employers who offered unlim-
tied assistance and sympathy, and 10
his co-workers who took so mucn IN
terest in his recovery and who heaped
his grave with flowers; 10 these ana
all others who loved the lost one ana
extended aid and sympathy we wish 10
extend our deepest gratitude
w. BROWDER,
NJ ]. RROWDER-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
To Hear From.

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 2i.--A war
rant for the arrest Ok Cashier g. a. Tay-
Ior Of the defunct Argentine bank vas
sworn out today by Bernard Speaker.
who made a deposit in the bank Mon
day Afternoon. the day before the fali-
ure. The charge - receiving money n
an insolvent bank. Other charges % a
like nature VIII be made against Tsy-
lOr. J. F. Steele tod reporter today
that he would swear out warrant for
Taylor's arrest. charging forgery and
with recstying money when he knew
the bank was inSoivent and Ia a fs4ins
condition Steele alleges tina; the cash
ler's figures are AL false and charges
that the cashiers account - overdra~n
By several thousand dollars. Up 10 this
evening Mr. Taylor has not been 81
rested.
Kansas City. No. Aug. zL-In the
minds OF the police rhers Is strong
suspicion against the young cashier. Id
win r. Boswef. and FOR several hours
today the caSssier was IA custody AZ
police headqus rters where he was sui
ject 20 a severe sweating" He would
admit. nothing. however. and 40 q late
hour tonight ne was allowed % return
20 his lodgings. though. be II stiil under
surveillance and has promised 20 re-
port 20 the chef % police tomorrow
rngrutnz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
May $3.50; August, ss.a5; September

Dry Goods-There was a better feei-
ing in the market for all descriptions
OF plain-coiored. printed fancy cottons
and more business doing. with a vol
ume Of sales having been completed.
rown she-etfngs are firm and slightly
dearer with sales Printing cloths rirm
tat 7-16 bid and 10 sales. and with
goods 1-16c dearer. A better feeling ex-
lists throughout the wno1e market
Manchester, Aug 2L-COths and
yarns firm. though little doing.
Fall River. Mass. Aug. A-Cloth
market inactive at 2 7-ISc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
iN The FAR WEST.
0s~ rrsashssrs Ksvs the " hissy's Weigh
40 ouslisv Cnssp~isel-

0Sw Frssghssrs Ksps the " histy's Weigh
sss Qaslisy Uas.p~is~A-
A man ct one Of the h0fen the o<hss
ssght told an Interesting story Of how
the fr-ishfers of ehe far west used k
supply themselves with whisky. ssys
the Louisvf;}s Courser-JournAI. Hs
raid that some years ago wbsn a.
freight was hauled IN wagons. he hap
pcned 70 make . trip Of several han
drsA miles with . train Of wagons car
ryipg rzerchandise 20 remote sta -tons
Nearly every wagon contained one q
inorc barrels Of wsisky-
The Arst nigh. ont noticed" ss{s
be, -sres. ACTIVITY srouse tks vhisk1
barrels. Tie vagons~ eseh bad Q
haschs. and . eiSnles Thy ~eak
knock up . hosp. bore . bols. draw AZ
the WHISKY they wanted. tb>a pni
about - mach fns gravel IN the hairs
o. they bad drawn out whisky. drive Q
Plug In ths hois add pct he hoop bs<s
In place
Il learned sfterwayd that TIE bar
rs!s were weighed and the WHISKY
h~"<E& S-A.aS - s1s6rt 80 - 49,
freishters. and that WHEN ~ arrived ~
iss destination IL Vas again ~eighss
std tested The Trsr.I ssYpf~d ths
weight and bulk and The Gvspsfty -
nsai.ed The sane. ard this 10 vty \
was used instead Of wstsr 80 supply tbs
r.sAe Of what h.d bern taken cat"
S-s a~GD - sanaos
PDcrs VITO were Abroad ~ a. eex1J
herr fn Toronto reosnry vitnssed .
bs<asszfui hrnAS pe<noDrson- TAs
cooou heEs<n vss Tbs o>7.er % kssk
hanf Waite errs~. vhils On eithes ssda.
% . csstaoee Of sbcss - esgreA vers
skss might ROT iasccrrsssly b eAIi~4
great pr.<zzA.ss psyiuniocs. or Beos
1osx B~yosd The rstlzs 81 th~ss ssa
% Tie opps.it< potnss AZ shs lxnas eras
shers were rsfshov-oesogSd ess>esEss
vita fsxir eons>x ssAss toward TIE
NOON. While al ahcss o. sxy 49,
RAzess- vssA ev<y sAsfsisg svsrns q
N particles sktnn@fzg - u .s0
myA-S. T. eaA.
l. curiosity = zr,sH erwsr.r>.
smnay WAY DO pez .xi. eAgsaT-
'~-sssse ihsy always sxy rux=sssy
= - tipto>.' and sappos~d Il w~s
1a=s- he esas6s's &c osss- ssASt~4g
zisoos&A--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22


A simple bu; pretty white frock IN
Of lawn. and has tie rsusI esring skirt.
o deep ben. lard scssed. being tho
sdgs finish The bodice Il made of avn
lucling. Alternating With laee inssr-
tor. and The model Used In = fitted
blouse The full sleyves are Of the PLAZA
lawn, drawn into cGes Of IL t1ckinl.
zach cuff coming far down over the
had Ia q poiat that is outlined With .
friA Of rsr-ow ,s-.L The collar 10 .
folded stock Of white .tin ribbon. With
fariag bows from tAe back: deep
posr. 81 ;ueking oTc-iar& each side Of
Tia stock iz.s. IN front: t5cse points
have an edge arLah similar 20 thai On
the cuss- The bel. u = folded satin
ribbon xitk sar1ng bow @ tie lest
sske- With this n worn q large hsa %
cream white straw. trimmed with gay
ao-er.-s. Louis R<p-t.c-
nsea5y s.s..s.>-
WIDOW a<Tr oprnr. air. 20 s~l-cs .
.cHsn for Ely hasb3-d- C.a y0u :e.3
- VIA; ~ord b. tie ro<s suitable
u,d?
Cndertzk<--whaf vas hsx bzsssszs
rzdAEEe7
Ee Vas prrzs1-
-CE r. Why box~cod- rssSzrs~. l.
sood. b. All rss1A--Buesio Thar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
PLAYED JUST ALIKE
BOTH TEAMS AT BOSTON HIT HARD
AND FIELD POORLY.

Stays in the Box for Any Length
of Tim,-Vaurhn Makes an Overtime
Fence Home Run hoy Catches Two
Men at the Plate-Dsrkness Stops the
Brooklyn PILtsburg Game at a Tie
Browns Shut Out and the spiders Mighty
Near IL - Giants and Phiilies Win
Western Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS Markets.

Minneapolis, MINI, Aug. H.-Wheat
closed: August SIC; September 53&c;
December 55SG55%c. On track No. 1
hard 5524c old. new 54s4c; No. / north
ern old 54%c. new 531sc; No. northern
old sc, new 52izc. Receipts Ia cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
Columbus, Ohio. Aug. 21.-Score:

Columbus, Ohio. Aug. 21-Score:
RH E
Columbus .......o o10o1o-2 8
Indianapolis :. Il o o O01s IS 8 o
Batteries-Daniels and Wilson; Davis,
Cross and Wood.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 21-Score:
r II z
Detroit :. 80 42110 80 o. 20
Grand Rapids "A o L o 0 2 212 IA
Batteries-Egan, Gayle, Twineham
and Fisher; Mcfarland and Hodge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
1sASk CLEARINGS.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
ciearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease as
comp pared with the corresponding week
last year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
W. BROW DER-
NJ. J. BROWDER

The Wichita Presbytery OF the Cum
bariand Presbyterian church VIII con-
vened az Mayfeld on Thursday. Sep
temher 3. al 7:So p. m. and will continue
in session three days The opening ser
mon win Be- preached by Rev. Mayes,
retiring moderator. We do business
with open doors, therefore invite every
body 10 attend. One OF the interesting
features OF the session will be the
ladies' missionary meeting on Friday
evening. September T. This will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. F. NJ. Roberts, Of Cor
hin. On Wednesday evening. Sepseu,-
Der >. viii be a Christian Endeayor
rally, with a sermon by Rev. C@B.
Pa-khurSt, and Thursday will be given
entirely 70 the Endeavor work Every
body Is invited. B. Rose. Pastor.
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ORIOLES :: BROWNS o.
yyestern Ieayur Gamcs.

st. Paul, MINI, Aug. a.-Score:
II II z
St Paul =. 91OOoo020 an 4
Kansas City .ole50 coo ~ 10 >
Observation-Disclosures and Spies: Gala
han and Lake
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do YoU believe that Adam gave name
to all the animals Il DO. ana ] respect
him for his selections. De did his work
most cradis ably. .Tayf' "WeI. because
there wasn't Rover or ! Fico in the whole
lot ~ BSzar.
"Irrne take the blamed thing home,r
said the patient, as the dentist relieved him
of his aching moiar: II want 10 take il
ho,ae and poke sugar in IL 70 see 1t ache p
Truth
AFTER and perplexed ''What shall Idoi-
is worse 70 man than worst necessity
Coleridge.
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Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders $50;
longs $3.s21.; ribs 1915; shorts $s-SIas-
Wool---Unchanged-
Cotton-Steady and y cert higher:
middling rs cents. Sales. none reported
receipts 100; shipments $40; stocks S,56s
bales.
New Orleans, La. Aug. H--Cotton-
Firm; middlinS S; low middlinS Sis;
good ordinary Z S-IS. ..et receipts AL.
all new; gross 426; exports 10 Great Bri-
thain 6s6: coastwise lie: safes 1.65o.
Weekly net receipts 1865; gross 1898:
exports 10 Great Britain Sis, coast
wise 3SS; sales 4,S75
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Mrs. John Hinkle OF Harlan. Iowa Is
in the city on a visit 70 her sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Christian. Mrs. Hiakle is ac-
companied by her little daughter.
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WARRANTS ARE OUT
CASHIER OF THE ARGENTINE BANK
IN HOT WATER.

One Deposition who Pat In His Money Just
In Time for the Now-you- Don't-s~~-it
Act. Charges Cashier Taylor VIA eait
In Receiving = Deposit whom M. Rack
Was In.oivsnt-AaethsS Citfxes Charges
Forgery and That the Gathers Account
4. Thousand. Other thasgss
to Hear Prom.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

New York. Aug. 21.-F'lour-Receipts
1890 barrels: exports, 4.202. Firmer.
easy. higher for spring patents. Win
ter grades quiet and steady.
Rye fiour+Steady
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Hogs-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE sALEs.
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WICHITA Markets

HOGS.
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Batteries: Chicago-Friend and Arson;
New York-Clark and Zerfoss. Earned
y.,,re-Chicago 6; New York 6. First on
halls-On Friend >; off Clark >. Home
,uns-Dahlsn. Davis. Three basehits-
Tiernan. Davis, Connaughton. Two
1s ss1its-Tiernan, Everitt, McCorm-
ick. Stolen bases-Iange, Van Haltren.
Double plays-Dahlen, Ffeffer and
Decker. Passed ball-Anson. Hit by
ni.cber-By Friend ?. Umpire-Enslie.
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