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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Sept. 9s.-Coffee-Options
opened quiet with $50 bid and 5000 asked
for September on the call. September
later sold SS.S, while October was sell
ing at $50 The general market was
weak under lower European markets and
larger Brazilian receipts; closed 5d15
points net decline; sales. 1900 including
September. s9SGa.s5 December. s.. 75ds. SO.
Spot. Rio quiet: No. z, 10a.c invoice, 1e7.c
jobbing. Mild quiet; Cordova, l5Il6c.
Santos firm: good average Santos. 1850;
receipts. 81 600; stock, COS 900 bags Ham
burg quiet, Ada pfennig decline: sales.
5000 bags. Rio firm; No. Rio ioS31J;
exchange. 5Ts; receipts, n bags; cleared
for the United States. 5000: cleared for
Europe. 5000: stock, $1,000. Total ware
house deliveries from the United States
7s1, including 1,2s5 fron,>New York; New
York stock today, 1888 bags: United
States stock, 214,s7s; afioat for the United
States 7S,dpo: total visible for the United
States, 4s7 $50. against S73 hast year
New York. Sept. S-Sugsr-Raw quiet;
fair refining. &c; centrifugal IS test,
3-1ec; refined steady: cut loaf, 5s.e; pow
dered. sc.
London, Sept quiet:
centrifugal Java, los Sd: muScovaio fair
refining, IS Sd.
Beet sugaSOu;et; buyers and sellers in
different: September, IS ulzd; October.
Is 4i1d.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO


Chicago, Sept. S.-Today's cattle mar
ket was almost entirely nominal. Fine
beeves, $4.00G490; Stockers and feeders
$2.SOd2.90 bulls, cows and heifers, 81 25I
$24od3eO
Hoes-with a fair demand light hogs
sold at $2.S0G3.45, and medium at So ocd3. 40.
Light pigs weighing 20 to 40 pounds sold
largely at S275d3.15 Prices for hogs are
10Q20c higher than week ago.
Sheep and ambS-Prices for sheep re-
to export natives being mostly nominal.
at s. OcdS3. Lambs were salable at s. %
@45O the better class closing cents per
100 pounds higher than a week ago.
1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts,
$50; shipments 400; market unchanged.
Only retail trade.
HcgS-Receipts. leo: shipments 400:
market strong to &c higher and active;
bulk Of sales. 81 9Dd3.15; heavies, 81 S533 %;
packers, S9od3.15:; mixed 81 9o63 20;
lights: S0aS3o; workers., SS.1oqS.2O; pigs.
Shipments. 800; market nominal
ST. Louis Sept. misunderstanding
none; market dull, steady; native ship
ping steers. S.5od4-3o; Texas steers, $500
HogsLReceipts, $500: market SC lower;
lights, s.. 3193. 40; mixed, s5.10G3 .; heavy,
S. SHdS35
Sheep-Receipts none; market steady:
ratives. s. OfyI3. 90: southwest mixed, S2J0I
so: lambs s. 006i 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27
TIE CHURCHES.

Elder c. c. Young of Chicago, H.,
secretary of the Christian Women's
Board Of Missions will preach at the
South Lawrence avenue Christian
church at IL o'clock a. m Elder Young
is a speaker of great reputation and
should be greeted by a full houses.
Brown Memorial Reformed church,
Corner of South Topeka avenue and
Lewis streets. Services by the pastor,
Bruce Griffith, at il a. m and p. m.
SUNDAY school at 10 a. n. Young peo-
pies meeting at p. m Everybody cor
daily invited to all these services.
Central Baptist church, corner Doug
les and Cleveland avenues, Rev. L. A.
Hail, pastor. Regular preaching services
at 1890 a. m and 7:3o p. m Subject
morning sermon, ''The Final Triumph
of Truth Evening theme, ''The Best
Way to Help the Oppressed" Sunday
school at II m junior Union at p. m.
B. Y. P. w at $50 p. m.
Services at the First Baptist church
for today are as follows: Regular
preaching services by the pastor. Rev.
A II. Wareham, at IL o'clock a m.
end O'Clock p. m Sunday school at 10
O'Clock a. m. B. Y. P. u. prayer meet
ing at GAS p. m Regular weekly pray
er meeting at the church Thursday ev-
ening at o'clock. Come thou with us
and we will do thee good, for the Lord
has spoken good concerning Israel
Unitarian church-Services on Sun
day I, oi ming at IL O'clock AT Music hall
in Sedgwick building. Rev. G. w. Todd
Will preach. Subject, immortality IN
its Relation to Evolution" Sunday
school at 9:45. At the close Of the ser
vice action will be taken upon securing
a permanent pastor. Az OF the men,
bers Of the society are urged to be pres
ent. All persons are cordially invited
to attend these services.
Preaching tomorrow morning and ev-
ening at the Central Church of Christ,
corner Second nd Market streets, by Ell
der W. B. Treat Of indianapolis, Ind
Mr. Treats subject at IL O'Clock a. m.
will be ''The Bible Destruction between
Science and Faith" At 1880 p. m. his
subject will be 1.-The Nureasan Ableness
of Infldelity." At o'clock Rev. c. A.
Young of Chicago. Ill. will deliver an
address on '"The Work and Field OF
the Christian Woman's Board Of Mis-
sions," and at 4 O'Clock on the "Bible
Chairs, at the University of Michigan"
Teachers meeting at 5 o'clock p. m.
Everybody invited to attend any or ell
these services
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
JOHN DILLON.


The John Dillon company closed their
engagement in Wichita last night with
a fine performance The audience was
composed mostly Of regular thester-
goers and the performance seemed to
please Immensely well. Mr.. Dillon was
in a very felicitious mood and he de-
lighted the audience with his talents as
a comedian The weeks stand has been
a very successful one and the company
has became very popular with theater-
gcers, and is one of Ties trongest that
Mr.. Dillon has ever had here with him.
Besides the clever acting of Mr.. Dillon
the company is strong with r. G. Fol-
som. Mr.. La Croix, Miss Tracey, Miss
Margaret Shaw and Miss Spellman in
the cast. Mr.. Frank Baker, the genial
manager. who Is also a talented actor.
is well satisfied with his Wichita en-
gagement and the reception that the
company has been accorded here.
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AvALUAB-.E PRESCRIPTION
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES
Full Report of the Past Week ut Fsirmount
College.


4 very interesting event during the
bGst week was the meeting Of the Hy
p2tsa, which filled the chapel room las.
Monday Afternoon. Mrs. u. s. Hersey pre-
siding. Mrs. Ex-Governor Lewelling
u.H t-.S1kfnEghtklahoma ETAOINNI
bad charge OF the program. which con-
sisted OF a recitation by Mrs. DR.. Furley
entitled The Senator's Dilemma:" a
very amusing re-ninicense on the Chero-
kce strip prepared and rendered by Mrs
roler. The principal address on the pro-
Eram before the meeting was given by
Mrs. Finn of Sedgwick, on The He
Foines Of Shakespeare This was fol-
lowed by a short discussion in which
Messrs Isaiy. Morrison. Cleveland, Rou-
let. Leonard and others participated
Good music, both vocal and instrument
tai was furnished by Mrs. Judge Ba5b
ard Misses Hutchison. Hall and Wilson.
After the literary program the society
visTusi the library and expressed great
interest in its growth and a determine
ton 20 assist in every way 10 secure its
eniar gemsnt.
During the month Of September 1s4
volumes and SoS papers. ma gaines and
pamphlets have been received. Through
NnA- 1NiAAoe-A, a AitOai1 ooH4Ne1 a history
OF the secret service during the Rebel
Ion by the Pinkertons. F. ". Christian
Of New York sent copy OF the Chard
e1ais French course. Charles H Kerr
Of Chicago sent a work on Liberalized
Christianity. The National Temper
ance Publishing company Of Philadei-
pllsa cen: 4fs tracts and a. copy OF Tenn
perance in all Nations. The Coin Pub
fishing house Of Chicago sent a set OF
all their publications on the absorbing
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have taken out over 100000 az new
circulation. which 10 doing god s-srv1cs
throughout the interior. but a c.n1xac-
ton VIII probably follow before the nrst
Of the ysar. The present surplus 10 the
highs, sinT,e August . last II - also
higher than reported IN March. 1896. fol-
lowing a bond loss. wsen money rates
were very much lower
FOREIGN FINANCES.
Iorldon. Sept 5s.-consoIs tor rnon~y
iosi4: for account 1885,. Canadian Pa
eifie $50; Erie I37.: Ere frsss preferred
19iz: Illinois Central ssi1: Sisxsoan or
dlnzry 80: 81 Paul common 7ss. New
York Central stu. Fsrrsyfvankz Lsa:
Reading 81 Mexican Central n~-v Fs
ssi<. bar silver 20 5-is3 pr cssDc-.
&orsy = per oeut- Tss rate OF .ss.-
count "a The open market for stgprt and
tsTss mon sfssr bills z1za2s pr orr.
Cod 81 Quoted st Bpersoe Ayr today
a. iss.s0: Madrid 49,: Lisbon uG:
ROM I17s1
Paris. SEPT S-T'hrse pr cent r~r.~.
iU frsae. s7h o4zsss<s~. for ere asoour1:
exchange On Jun<ion = frarcs la cen
tirn>s for checks
Beriis. Sgt 3s.-F-xcfarss On r>ordoo
days SIGHT - mark. q pfsnelEa.
EXPORTS AND TNF-oRTz
Ssv YORK. SEPT s.-The exrv~-s %
specie from me pr; 81 S-w Ye<t fa<
the wszx amounted 90 g. ~ rs N ssf-s-.
Ten tFE pso-ts were god O. go 81. s1T.-.
ss.zSs dry rods q sszs - general zs>x-
ca@x.s3Lss. q. Gee sss
BANK CI.rsARENCse
Sey York. Seps- 1s-Fzzck cj@s-4nxs.
81 lzE.es.. salAnces g 1ss Sc
Bos-on. S~S. y Bank cssarfars IA
- szs. s.szso-~. 3 81 ~
Phiizc@s2f4a. e@2L - -<--arsags ia
Sc Il; 1es3fc-z q Ia lt
Tsztt<no~~. S~rd z-<1~a-snRs IL
ssz 81. ba-zr.oe~ rsts7s
-. Lozsz. 10. s~71 @-T-~xrinx~s 2.
si1yEZ3 czszss>~ ss7zsiz. E1z<y sseA1sy
a. tSs - cert fo< cali. AID 7cs p-<
cs-Ts soT tr-s~ Soa<s.
cn&=<o. S~se- z.-<S-s~rE. fge.sss.-
80 No<s~T st>-ecys OF call SG- per
c-zt: On ttzlr p~r ,~rE $~9 To<x ~
chx-E~ - ce<zzs Asx~t 80 c--ss ~
fS~~Es ex0tsA.xs Dnrnzax~c. 3-znaa6
81 IA. s4xty Gays H1iss
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS

d.rna-lr. poor; No. red spring. ~ 191-d
Ne Caaforrss, ss I'D. Futures closed
stezfy with near positions Ii.d higher and
distant positions I'D nigh business
& Cd: Cctoaer, Is al; November. IS SD.
JANUARY. 5s si-d: February, - SD
t>ora-Qu-S1. American miSe-i uex. -
los.6 FSutursS cloSei quiet with Deem
h-e- 1rnchzrsei ard other months l. ] low
er: business ssc5ut equally distributed
September Is I'D, November. * ia. /;
December, - Id
FlourLrrrn: demand fair: fancy win
ter IS Sd
Beef-EAt-a Irsiia. ass: prime mess.
SIS 81
Pork-Priu,e mess fine western As; me-
dunn western. IS Sd
Lsro-S,ezdy; prime western Us Sd: re
freA Din r.eaEza rs =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27
FREE To CYCLIsr READERS OF THE
EAGLE
A Valuable Hand Book on the Wheel Sent
to Bicyciistk With Our Complinents

Valuable Band-B Book on the Wheel Sent
to Bicyclistx With Our Compliments.
4 book which may be read to great
advantage by all cycling devotees. has
recently been published by the Cyclist
Companion Publishing Co. Il contains
useful information for everyone inter
ested in the wheel, including hints and
instructions for the beginner. the lady
rider and the tourist Many pages are
devoted TO points on the care and repair
OF a wheel SO that the average rider
may learn 10 keep and mend has wheel
without frequent visits to repair shop.
Suggestions on training and racing by
such riders as Zimmerman and Bald
are among the interesting articles,
while a csmplete list OF road and track
records is also included. Points on
touring. both in U. 5. and Europe with
s number OF choice routes. suggestions
on dress, medical advice on heaichfuI
cycling, and a wealth OF useful and in
teressing information. With q collection
of hak-tone photographs OF famous
racing men and prominent riders, max
ing altogether q valuable acquisition &c
any cyclists library.
Arrangements have been made so
that all readers OF the Eagle who are
in bicycling can have a copy
of the Cyclists Companion Publishing
Co.. 1918 n. 18th Street, Philadelphia.
Pa, with three two-cent stamps TO de-
fray the postage and Incidental ex-
penses. In writing state our paper as
there are a special edition published for
our readers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27

ed from strong 10 comparatively weak
hands. The favorable general condi-
ton NAV. however. cause new conces-
ssons TO The bull side and carry the mar"
kets way from the professionals. Inc
market closed slightly below the to7
figures, but shows gains OF TO PEI
cent In the active list
The sggregste sales were Llso.Ss'
shares.
RasIEaybonds displayed strength On
Investment and speculative demand.
Ten market broz1ened considerably and
heavy dealings occurred IN certain ISSUES
The sales were I.l0.oo-
Governments were active and strong.
win transactions tn the new fours 81
117per cent The dealings aggregates
s4e5. so.
s,lvsr certificates were active ard Sitgs.
Nv easIer on sales OF soc. TO-
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
New York. Sept 3s-The weekly bank
stareuent shows the following changes;
Reaer7ae. Increase Sz.7sz. $50. ]osns. de-
crease 8. as. DO. sp<.c3>. f-c-~Ass U.s.
600: legal tezd-r. ircrease 3. fs4--GS, de-
posts. Increase t2zsz.s1o circulation.
Increase 81 60 TIE banks cow bold
y4zf oZ5 in eIoess % the requirements
OF the - PER c@nt RUE
New York. sept 2s.-T7be FlnancieT
says tf1ss week:
The easing 81 money rates. which
VA. a rns-4-d feature Of the sstaatso1
lzsc week. Il sufficiently sz2sasasd ~
the r.s-errsTIr % TIE c5e@rsrg ho1ss
lanks for ne va.ek e-s6lnE G>ptrTnb~g
q TIE banks are a. last i>~gfnuiEg q
re1e-cc tn. E1anezsce % bczvy god snip
rrs~r.-. srid c1ts. too. - the face cf an
unusually n~aTy crop movement xfsch
without the t1rvDrts 90 sp>ce. would
Iong syo hare xss-ed out tbs surplus re-
@ra~ As the irs:ertcr rnoyefnext r.
IeEz>ns-s, Domestic sIchsnge - I'm
ror-tarr cs-te-s fszs szlJ~n materially
s!--~- Lass rs@<- TIE Only i-sf~rs1o> is
that ,he surplus r.ssrvs Of the View
Yorx banks VIZ co<-x1as - show iArxe
rams fruEn row on TIE r0y~rpn>ut
~1ii- N f-z Gaps. cisoExse . kaxxs
amount 81 interest. due % ia bazsSs
Nearly tn rasIlso1s ~ fpt6 = stiB Sc
transit and. Il a6s3tsS1. .Es-. VII so1<s
% q return SO~ Of nancy - %ew
YORK from he interior cities Tnss fr-
dates lower uso1.y MAKE. ard = -
Frror-z<st. as fors~Ae1o<lnx &a sn1s--
rgvrlogI os ESlc imports but. On thr 0st~r
sa<sd. The kszr1s q IN New ToSik h.1zxs
arr s1ox -. &c 90 svse- e1z8 Sor 80
co-reEpozsd-nx ws-x q az, yea. &ns
~ 5ozzs @ ali otA-- banks asrs As~-
eontrzczst- a s~T!Ezl St sss.E - asssr
s-s-ctsnz- -heT@[ore. would rsxg g.Ts =
fzT-- z-nosz-f q ogt~-Efs~ ste f1Dss.
ed streaFShea tn rrssrkss Esat>~sz1iy-
S-1ce J1-y ls<s ia New Io.< S--z>S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27
THFIpEAL PANECEA

James L. Francis, Alderman. Chicago
says: Il regard Dr. Kings New Dis
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Complaints, having
used It in my family for the last five
years, 10 the exclusion Of physicians
prescriptions or other preparations"
Rev. John Rurgus, Keokuk. Iowa,
writes: Il have been a Minister OF the
Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
years or more. and have never found
anything SO beneficial. or that gave me
such speedy relief as DR.. Kings New
Discovery" Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottles free at
George Van Werden's Pharmacy 32S
North Main street and G. Behring's
drug store, northeast corner Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27
Card OF Thanks.

The Kommercial Karnival given un-
der the auspices of the W. r. c. No. 40,
at Garfield hall last Wednesday night,
was a decided success in every particu-
lar, except financially, and was so high
ly appreciated that the ladies have been
earnestly and repeatedly requested to
repeat II, which they contemplate doing
in the near future. The ladies Of W.
r. c. desire to return, throug the col
umns of the Eagle, their sincere thanks
to the merchants who so generously
aided by their advertising; TO the young
ladies' VINO spent their time and service
TO make the drill the success it proved
to be- and TO the young ladies who gave
the select rotations; also to Master
Bissantz and Miss Tatoenhorts for the
sweet, we'll rendered duets; also 70 the
Orpheus Glee club for their volunteered
and appreciated singing. Their thanks
are also due to Profs. MilEhaup and Nef,
and to Lieutenant Hoeneke; they are
under special obligations for his gentle
manly bearing, kind and patient assist
ance In drilling the company that insur-
ed the SUCCESS OF the entertainment and
to Mr.. Tucker for the kind donation OF
room in which to drill. and thanks are
extended to all who in various ways as
sisted in making the affair both pleas
ing and entertaining.
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MEETS THE BREAK
WHAT HAS BEEN EXPECTED IN
WHEAT NOW TRANsPIREs.
On Liverpool Cables and Weeks Exports
There b Opening Strength at an Ad-
vance Over Fridays Closing-Firmness
Is Transient and Afterwards Fitfui, Till
Antwerp Reports Russian and Danu-
bian Offerings, Which Urge on Liquids-
ton Which Results in q Cents Loss
Corn ana Oats Lower-Previsions.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-The long expected
break in wheat came today. Active
Liquidation urged on by reports of iu-
creasing Denubian and Russian offer
ings, hammered the price of December
to point one cent below yesterday 5
close. Other markets show Out little
change, corn closing a shade lower,
oats 4 cent lower and provisions un-
changed to 211 cents lower.
Liverpool once more showed by a
further advance of I'D in the price of
wheat since the close of the market yes
terday, the importance attached there
to the strength Of the market on this
side. The weeks exports OF wheat END
flour from both coasts were equal to 81
S13,14s bushels, without counting what
was shipped from Newport News.
Those We're the influences under which
December, which left off at 67ls cents
yesterday, opened this morning at from
81 to 67s cents. The firmness with
which the market opened did not last
long, but it was renewed by fits and
starts during the first hours. It drop
ped to 665s cents and recovered again
to a little over 81 cents several times,
but every time it poked its nose above
81 cents It was hammered down again.
Long wheat came out on every hard
spot and the effect OF so much unload
ing of long wheat became clearly ap-
parent as the session progressed. The
price of December worked gradually
down until about the close it was fight
ing to keep above sc cents. 1t took a
plunge to 653s cents, but was worth 66B
cents in the end. A dispatch from Ant
werp reported that prices had fallen off
there on increased offerings from Danu-
bian and Russian ports. This, perhaps,
had more depressing effect on values
than anything else, and was really the
cause of most of the liquidations, which
was so freely INDUCED in.
Corn was irregular and in the main
governed by the fluctuations in wheat.
The enormous estimates for Monday
were also influential in the veal feel
ing at the close May opened Is cent
higher at 25ss @251s cents, declined to
25h cents and closed at 25A cents.
Oats were fairly active, more interest
being manifested than usual. Prices
gradually declined. May opened u cent
higher at 1S1k@19ss cents, declined to
1917 cents and closed easy at 1914 q19as
cents.
Provisions were dull but fairly steady
during the greater part of the session,
leaving off, however, a shade below the
level of yesterdays prices. except for
October lard, which showed cents i'm
provement. Packers were liberal sell
ers, and Mondays estimated receipts
were larger.
Estimates for Monday: wheat 375
cars; corn 1 100 cars; oats 40 cars; hogs
A., 900 head.
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COTTON MARKETS

St Louis, Sept S-Cotoon-Steasy mid
ding u-1Sc: sales, 80 bales; receipts.
as: shipments. !, 81: stock ISIS
New Orleans, Sept &.-Cotton-Quiet;
urk4dling. &c: iow middling, ZIG; good
ordinary, 3-iSc.
New DIRK, Sept S.-Cotten-@ouiet; mid
ding S-sc. Futures opened quiet and
firm: sab-s 900 bales: January. $. %; Feb
ruar-y. S =; March. - q: April. sSSS; Nay.
s. 30; June S. 20; September. S.oi; October,
so: November, &07; December, &.le.
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DRY GOoRS MARKETs

New York. Sept s.-There was but a
moderate quota OF oude7s present. and the
personal demand Vos unimportant- Many
small aSSo-Tmsnts OF a miscellaneous de-
sCriotSon were called for TO meet the u-g-
ert wants As al former reports. large
sales were returned through forward1Es
on former purchases and a large percent
age OF stocks IS gong into active con-
s,,rnptfon. The tone Of the ulsrke: Is bet
tar sFsi stronger. Printing cloths steady.
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NOTES FROM VALLEY CENTER
SEINE Little Items of Interesting Ne~s
From the sister City.

From, the sister City.
Lots OF corn IS being shipped this
week.
Mr. Huston Hicsock from Virginia Is
at Mr.. Cross visiting.
Mr.. end Mrs. Mccormick from the
STRIP are visiting friends here Also
Miss Fannie Ray OF Guthrie.
Mrs. Leslie Burial came hone Sun
day morning and 70 the surprise OF tie
people. brUIght with him wife
Mr.. George Newman Rad car load
% hogs shipped mere from Texas 10 fat
ten
There were a couple OF cars % cattle
shipped here from western Kansas 20
winter.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs Jack. Brett.
bsoy boy. September Is
Mr. Hatfield srolne 20 a large house
lsSs Tuesday evening
Large crowds 81 people are Attending
the fair from here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27
MlLLERS TAKE ONE
They HAVE HALF AS MANY GAMES
AS THE HOLSTERS.

Which same Hoosiers Ought to Have Made
II Three Straight. to Date, Only They
are Short on Abie-Bodfed Catchers-
In Season Closing Canes the Winning
IA nv the Bride: rooms. Giants, Bean
ea.ers and Browns-Giants Finish at
the Top of the Second DivisiOn-Bos-
inns Alone Wind Up with Good Play.
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TIE WEATHER.

Washington, Sept 3-Foltow!ng - the
forecast up till p. m Sunday:
For KansaS-F'aiT; north winds
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Generally fair; cooler: north winds Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27

ssUScrse Bos, whar Is q pedestrian
Why. hes he fellow who makes . r0v
when . bicycle runs over hIn-"-Chicsgc
Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27

Cheese-Firm; demand poor: finest
American white, As: do. colored rs.
Butter-TFnest United States, SOS; good.
6Ss
Refrigerator beef-ForeQuartars. sxd:
headquarters, 51Zd
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA MARKETS
Wichita, Sept. Is.
HOGS.
HogSSteady to cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Dock Ave. Price.l mo. Dock Ave. Price.
80. 40 s. 20 IA 80. 200 So %
6 40 33 2 62lzi52 ID 253 s15
Cattle-Steady.
REPRR SENTATIVE SALES.
No. Ave. Price.
native cow.....-........1ll0 81 go
shippers.
Sears & Mclaughlin, Clearwater, car
hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27

1t Is, rs Usual of Late, Worked for an Ad-
vancs In Stocks, But, as Not Usual,
Shows q Proper Increase In Legal Re
serve and In Deposits-Shars Market
Opens Strong and Higher on shorts
General Slight Net Gains-Bank State
ment-Week's Review.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27

CHICAGO.
Butter-Firm; creameries. S615c: diaries
9dl2c.
EggsFfrm; rfesh. 14zc.
oPultry-Easier; turkeys, S9lc; ducks
SQSi5c; chickens &c