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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

Owen Snider. SIS Nineteenth street,
Denver. Colo. says: Il have been .
martyr - rheumatism for the past
twelve years. and during AL that time
have scarcely been able to ho6ols
around. I nrSt coatrac;St Arttcular
rheumatism IN my knee joints and
anSles nearly thirty years ago. and &c
kept steadily getting worse. and have
scarcely been able 10 walk for twelve
years. / got tNo bottles OF Munyon's
rheumatism cure. and took them both.
and can walk without a Imp aud an
SURE OF a complete cure. ! heartily
recommends II - AL those AFFLICTED VITA
Rheumatism"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure nevez
fails 20 relieve in one 20 three hours.
and cures IN a few days. Price sc
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms OF indigestion and stoza-
ach trouble. Price &c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and breaks up = cold In few
hours. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
night sweats. Suays soreness. and
speedily heals the lungs. Price sc.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily curve
pains IN the back. loins or groins and
al forms OF kidney disease. Price 80.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms OF piles. Price 15c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache IN thrce minutes Price 80.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates al
impurities 81 the blood. Price sc.
Munyon's Female hemedics are =
boon 10 ell women
Munyon's Asthma Remedies reueve
In three minutes and cure permanently.
Price 81.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
fail The CG;aTrh Cure-pyicc 2Sc.--
eradicates The disease from the system.
and the Catarrh Tablets--prlce esc-
cleanse and heal the parts.
Munyon's Nerve cure is A wonderful
nerve tonic. Price sc.
\ separate cure for each di-ease. AZ
all druggists. mostly &c a vial
Personal letters "a Prof. Mupyou. 1906
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answer
ed with free medical advice FOR any
disease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
ST. LOUIS NfARkErs

ST. Louis. June ceipcs-Fiour, a
op0; wheat. q go cora. 6sS; oats. AeS-
Shtpmelts-Flour. 400: wheat. looo; corn.
2eSl: oats. 500.
Flour-DHn, unchanged.
Wheat-Speculative morket advanced
early IN sympathy WIKI higher prices else
OF some selling b. iongs and more pres
sure By The pe&-s. the market declined and
the close was A. The bottom. both for the
day and the week Spot dun. lover. No.
Cssts-FutUreS easy. isc lower Spot
dun. lower; No. mixed. cash. IrSac asked;
JAY. bAc; August. lS1sc asked; Septsza-
be-. 1sc.
kyc-Lower. Scc
Barley-\Cmiual
cat;ie-Reee,p;s, 80; steady. dealing
HoSs-Reoeipts. 900: steady; light. 8. u
o. p; mixed. s3.co1S.s5; heavy. <2S0-
SheepLRecsipts, 400; steady; natives.
$ 0I..l so: Texas. S.ee53.5S.
Corn rneal-sI5a
Bran-Firni. Sc sscked east track
Fiaxseed-Cuiet. 7Sizc.
Prime t-mothy-S2O0
IIay-DuN. Offering CT poor stock plenti-
ful and better grades scarce; prairie, new
s. -: ole. SEA: timothy. $s.coG-259 this
si5o
Bu,;er-veak. but unchanged.
ErEs-SJesdy. e.
Tags sedN. &C.
Waisky-N-a
Nottol - tnl NAEE4ilr = laNl1a T. = IL
Fo-k-Uigber: standard mess, Jo5blnE.
g. coz s7i..
Izrd-S:eo5y: prime steam, SO. choice.
81 S2i7
BaCon-ShoUi5erS Ocoxedn a.: longs.
stIZle. RIBS. g 81. shorts. N-Sia
Dry salt msats-Shoulders, boxed 80.
longs. g =: RIBS. 81 ST.
WoOl-Ntar-by wool IN demand. strong
and scarce.
COtton-Qu'et: no sales reported mid
ding. &c. receipts. AS bales. shipments.
Is. stock = 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
NEW YORK MARKETS

New York. June a.--Flou--Reosfp.s "a
=" barrels. ?. .orfs- h.asL Dull. Mime
8: winter t,-aiEhts, 3 aga -: spring
low grades = 100 ~
Rye Hcur-ouie,. sups1dne. c55a1 %.
Corn Tresl-Dull; yelioz western 50.
Barley mzIi-Iuil. western. <sSf6c-
Nh@a--hr - - 3 -n SIC. Nszxs--
No hard $40. ODrols crez5F O. free
cisarsncss c. the week smaller Spin Z
bu- soon ytei1Ed - loSzl RAILING ard D.
cl.n@d 20 a new Tfcors p-ice for the crop
g,oset e L'y ss e.. 80 - Jgss es =.
CorT-Feceicts- "a no eIp0-tA u-es.
Sr.1t quiet. No : 2~c OPTIONS arTuer
after operizg. N locS4 c0vs-11z. but lz.--
solf or wifh vhsa' ard chos@1 f1rch1- rsE
q ~ lcvsr- Jure elssed 1ac. Se1ts-bsr.
$50. closed 5fi.c-
osts- y. cs.r's. "a sry-o-ts 20 sT.ot
t1G. No 4 spo- val iol-asng rew
ts-ub-- 50. rlcssf 81
Fcrs-I-zsy. E:at~. - c-oP. 49,.
is-5 GREY. as Faenc coast. Uss c7os.
y s-,l-sle.. ,ss'.s,.4a. ES-iisc- Tszas
d.. =. Bgs1os Ayres Gfv, Nc Callfo-zta.
49,. LEAi - feasy ~s.gAt. iss1sc. s-sd-
wee.-s;saay. ss=.rie feeo-. 1ss.Sc;
Bsef-c9isf. farrty. rDes o.
ca; Hs.,s-sI,fSy: psek5ea s27s g
tars-s,e.sy. u<usra Es4zeA ~
Pork-DuH Cd e ~ =es-. = sssz
Petrois c-,-T's.g T-ree5 eloaet 70.
ne..s-S -; s'rs - -
R.e-Fir-. 5a-zszze. zssr 20 s1t-z-
5'44gs:- Jspaa- sFae.e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
sUMsurvILLE GOLD MINES
Marvelou, Stories Told OF the Richness of
the New Colorado Camp.

the New Colorado Camp.
! Del Norte. Colo. June 27.-The7e are
| stories fnnumera BILE connected with the
I gold camp at SumTnitviEe. They are
/ comic IN a hundred instances and tragic
+ in a hundred mora. a great lumber re-
/ late 70 the wonderful richness Of the ore
| already extracted from the mines and
( almost as many more are based on
/ fraud, deceit and guile practiced prin-
! cipaI,y upon owners OF the mines.
| Ex-senator Bowen figures IN many Of
| these stories. And by the way. mos,
| Of the stories ara true and susceD- Gbia
! of proof. For instance, when the Little
Ida, then owned by the genial Tom, 80
riches. an armed guard OF some ten or
twelve men was retained as an escort
20 the bullion express. L was given
forth that on a certain day shipment
would be made % the richest constcn-
ns1t CT ore ever taken from Summit
Vile. IN due time the stage started
down the road precsded by two hard
looking citizens on horseback. Win
WinChesters resting across thsir saddles
six-shcoters sticking out all over them.
Ell GIT Others similarly armed. surround
ed the stage. IN which wee the SACKS
OF sold popularity supposed 20 Be worth
so. 600, IN the shape % inguts fresa
from the re;o-l- The procession arrived
AZ Del Norte OF time and created
soma excitement. but 10 sign % an a.
tempt AT robbery was visible. although
runors OF an intended ho-duP had been
plentiful Next day an ordinary OK
team with q nlisceIIa1 eous had rolled
into town A naiIkeS was taken or e.
the bank and curious cnloCke-s Won
dersd why nails should b fre.chted
from Sunni Cville ard - the bank. q
al places. The truth vas that Bowen
guard had escorted sacks Containing
small bop,6e-s and TIE UlEuRrded &
team had b7ouch. over So 80 - bullion
Conc-ale1 benesth re mails IN rhe ks-
ASCe- awhile -ee story licked oot and
Sc'7leHCe i1aCE reason sc- rAe d-S-
p,zy 90 F7-- .a-- u.s. said Bow
aC. 81 " ~ tllse fellows
u --c ~ rhe s-lT E-~
uovt5 80. eI- r-z- tEe, rnEc- ho9l go
ne stage thusslFss- They had yo-z
saouSa. ! kaos. fo- pad EN- s-5
taaose who knew the guards say sl-1r
inere was bosa truth and reason X rhe
senator's explanation, sEshough x pass
ed for ! good JOKE
Enormous. indeed vas he Yield from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
TBn CHUEcuE-.

This morning a. the FIRST Fr-shys
ter1sn Galbafa echooi. Th4ch meets y
-. The lss@ons - fh- pest quarter vii
VII BE- presented on Illustrated sha-ts
% paper doaS ia crsygz. - DsiEss
Mitchell
Church q C-ssfst Ecisrslr-. n F-ieteasr
block. IL W~st sec1af ztv~et- serviCes
a. 70 - a. n. - watch a. are invited
sun3ay @hooi a. ~ e q. N Frgsrssr1cs
r1e~-lrz Friday ege-lax % wh4ch AZ a<s
Ets5iy Wricozls1-
H-v-n lfs10rial Reformed churrs.
coraer e T1p-z& svruD- sud L~Ss
s-rsef. Erse- G-fmts. DastoT-5~TTiasS
- ~ a. m. ard 2 n. Sunday seazosi
~ 81 a. "a gB1x F~rpiss rzee-1nE g.
> "a EverT so-'y Nelaons-
Cent-al Eapfzst clTgrrh. c,-zsT Doug
las ard C-~ve1sd aveaD~s. Z. a. Hal.
gas+o-. Errgia- g-saea1uE s~TgicEa 50
90 4 =. arc a. , "a suhi~ct rnssrTs-
laz serusrr- eCprran9u FiScs F5stT -
apzEnses1lc-~ F@Fenlez zhsus. T-as
Ts4fY ar1 G-zce = EEess-nG~ EEae4Y
scaogl az - n ~ ~ Hzrr,~er- sssg-sT-
.stezsser- Jsntos Czsca 9: :. "a ..
J. y. -. a. ?. r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
TEE WEATHER
2ll1 strasd. GALVESTON,


wichita. Jurs =
Local forecast for wichita and vicinity
Sunday ard Monday probably fair and
warner
During Tire past twenty-four hours fhs
highest TEN perzture vas g dsrre~s. -
Lowest 81 degrees, and The mean "a degrees.
win clearing weather. EEHt northeast
viE5. AID lower pressure. With d.at&Et
Ugh thing nerthwes. a. n GIT
The total rsin fal during fhs pss- week
- Al irch>s. ard TIE average temper.-
tEre "a degrees.
thu far tEls month tke average temper
azure has been = eegreek
Fer rs past seven yraTs ~ srNraRs
temperature 1or IRE moan q T1ae Is
becn - degrees. ard for f5e -fh dzy = Es-
gTeeA FRED Z gOE$EosS
Doaervs-
wzshf-rtoa, J1-s =. ~ alI0S4lE - -
fsrsussf % III =. n Sunday
Fer EznEas-Fal-- varr~lrr ~ eaFfe-n
portion. westerly WINS. Ee-ou.zE FsT-
liable
Fer Okiahsza al Tne-aa Terrier
C;ear-siiT az. Wifr srcrear<-i ~l0--- 1ssa
e. 80 sf-ers Sou vs-4sp3~ yr1a
For Col0Tal5 o-Fslr- -Oa.s- - So 20 s-E
DorlSa. y<T1zSse Stzts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

vance on near ard 5Gi5 points decline on
late months; sales. $50 bags. incluGn g:
June. S-2lvq12A. September, Slo.1t<s % -.
Spot, RIO dull Co-Gova. sS.llsasc. sales.
2.ouo bass Naracs.so 2 :. 10 bags Sava-.-
lila =. I. 30 Central American ,. : San
tos quiet, good average Santos Il Seels &C.
cetptS. 500 bags; stock. EAe& Ham
burg steady and unchanged sales. SOD
Havre STEADY: half fTs2c a1vaCce; AZ noon
closed unchanged: sales. ls.eoo bags. 10
steady: No. .. R-o =. SIS. excaSEge. ls-is
pence; receipts $500 bags: cleared fer The
United States. T,ec5; cleared Tor Europe.
500. stock. Iaiea To-al warehouse de-
liver.ss from United States, 500 bags. IL
GLIDING S,SS from New York New YORK
stock today. is. 5S; United States STOCK
80. Se5: sioSt for the United states. Ia
so; total visible for the United States. s's.-
~, agains S55.27s bags last ysSr-
SuSs--RAv firm; far rstning. l-lSc
centrifugal. s-lsc: sales. l.eoe baSS centri-
fuEaL IS test, Slsc, leo caGs concre e,
s. test, 1-lsc: quiet. starcarG A. rae
crushed, SEC; g-arnlated, 4ssc.
New York. June 8-Eutter-Esce-Pts
az packages: quiet and steady; western
dairy. Sa9lSc; western creamery. 1l1ssElsasc
Elgias, 1gsc-
EgS@Recelpts. 4so packages; steady;
state and Pennsylvania, ui@Sis1ze' west
ern. 1eI-6Ii-c.
New York. June E.-Cotton-Dull. mid
dlirg, T.c; receipts and sales none; stock.
III Sc haleS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
The Season
Is Here

Calling is now the order Of
the day. You can't do il
properly unless you are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; all others
have been relegated 70 days
Of bzIoarism. II you haven't
the proper thing, We viii get
them for you. They cost no
more than the the cheap
printed o. poorly written ones
and besides, you are up with
TIE times.
Il you have plate We viii
get yoE 100 latest cards fo-
SI.oo, CT have your name en-
graved az $3.50 per hundred
We have samples and de-
signs il handsome Wedding
Invitations, ct Home Cards
al prices that viii get your
trade.
The EAGLE PRESS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
LADIES AND THEIR BIKES
Four of Them Sow prsct,ciug Near the
Carey Hotel

-Four of Them Sow Practiciag Near the
Carey Hetei.
-Four NOR ladies' have decided % ride
wheels and go through LIE on the de-
llghtful and fascinating bike. They ara
Mrs. Baton. Mrs. Rogers and &ra. Top
ping. al OK the Hotel Carey. end Wrs-
w. F. Norris These ladies par their
beads together a few nights ago uad
decided 20 learn 10 ride. They were All
quite sure that they could not do &C..
but they would Try Taey took one 81
The small bell boys q the hotcl into
their confidence and he secured them
a teacher T-aen they ell went otr. for
a walk and wien they came - q 49,
cludei spot they were met there by an
other boy with a bicycle al ready FOR
them Then r1ey al looked about then
70 he alpr that no one was IN sszift. and
be5ng satisfied cu that score. one % them
mounted tho wheel end zried % master
70 " n the aid Of thslr te7casr. one BY
one rhey all tried % and they hzd thu
experience % every beginner. Foe -
hour Iaev alt~rnated and Al the end
- thar tine Mrs Eaton AID Mrs. Nor
RS were able 20 rsde. but MIS-. Rogers
and Mrs Topping did not have rnusI
SUCCESS Thy tried aEssn last nighs
and now al % them can ride pretty well.
They say 10 - delightful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
KANSAS CITY sIARKErs

Kansas CITY, June G-wheat-Weak
No hard, 4SiI4sc; No. I'D, 63isc.
Cern-Weak, No. = mixed, e: No. :
white 2esc
oats-F,asy; Ne. mixed. Ice: No. .
white, 17a.1lSi<c.
Rye-Steady: No. . soc.
Hsy-tSeady. unchanged.
Butter-Steady; creamery. Ie113c: dairy.
1oIi2c.
EEE@Lover. &c.
C@tt'e-Rece:pts. 1.coo: shipments. LOO
Not enough supply 20 make zrkst-
HoEs-ReceiptS. 500: shipments. 1.so:
market steady bulk o. sales $. is, heav.ss.
s2.sod3 10; packers. 8 GsG3. =. mixed. S-iSI
3eiz: Eight. g 1J.a3.3Zi-
SheeP-Receipts none. shipments, GO; no
unarkef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Old POopiA

Old people who require medicine TO
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxi-
cant, but acts as a tonic and alternative.
It acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
tone TO the organs, thereby adm g
Nature in the performance Of the func-
tons. Electric Bitters is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old Peo-
pie find It just exactly what they need.
Price fifty cents and 800 per bottle at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S n.
Main St, and G. Behring's drug store,
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Miss Jennie Cassidy OF Kansas City,
IS visiting Wichita friends

The lawn fete which was TO have been
given by the Wells Circle OF Kings
Daughters last Friday evening but
which was postponed owing 70 inclem-
ent weather VIII be given on Wednes-
day evening OF this week al the home OF
Miss Acqui!fa. Hscunger corner oS Elm
street and Lawrence avenue. The Sec
ond Regiment band under the d;recaoo
Of Mr.. Claude NeH has been secured 20
furnish music throughout the evening
The refreSnnent tables viii be in charge
OF the young ladies as announced BE-
fore and the reception COMMITTEES re
mains uncnsr CpI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

2frs- PhoeSs Thomas. q Junction
City. IL. was tod - hsT doctors sc
had consumption and that there va 10
hsp@ FOR her. but tE0 bottles C d.
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her ard Sc says 81 ssvs3 ~ he
Mr.. Thos. EEgsrs. - FIoriia 81 Saa
Francisco. suffered from = dreadful
csld. approaching Consumption. tired
without result Everything elss tssa
bought ore bette o; ". Esrga NeE
u,ss-ov--y ard ID TO -eers = GH cured.
Re = naturally thankful T. - fg-A
rss1lrE C Tasca isess are samples.
"a. pr1vs ths wonderful eff1arT -
-his rzesi~ine n C1lEhs aa5 C1isH
Zee trial hs.tjes a. Geo. Nar Ker1ez's
Pha-az-y. - y Ma 81. a14 =
C.ehr.nr-s dug store. rrrtleEs r1r-FT
Topeka s1f Douriss avsr1ez- Eeg.Lz-
Elzs &c zE1 e O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
mrslC AT ,lnNIGHT
Salvation t.ssslss Eoand Up the Town
Mith song aud Praise.

Salvation tsssslss Eoand Up the IOWA
VIVA song and Praise.
About midnlght tact night the SALIVA
o. praise. what their object vas -
unknown but. presumably. they thouEhs
they could meet and save some wsn-
derinE Saturday night sinnsr. Tiers
was a charm about rheir siuKtnK at
that hour taaf was impressive. A graf
macy % The Foices were dlsfonite1 All
spawned but one remarkably sEeeL.
voice-goof enough flr op~Ta-russ
above all - them it wna N kind g
a voice that v1u.l wa 40 unf9rtunat.
Afflicted Eifh tire rer7rrve - s'ns. ms
army TOOK i8 aI ere pisces % wi a.
sociati3as and ~ taey dlf rot make aaSs
converts y was rot raeir fault.
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FALLS SOME MORE
WHEAT rs DEPRESSED By TIE
COURSE OF WALL STREET.
Speculative Trade Moderate and Chiefly
New Record Prices-Einal Figures show
Decline Of Threc-Eichths to Five
EIghths Cent-Corn in Moderate Trad
inG-Julv Liquidation Occurs and Lower
Prices PreYAiI-ORts Active, Weaker
and Lower Other Harke:s.

and Lower Other Markets.
Chicago, Ill, June 27.The decline IN
Wall street securities was largely re-
sponsEble for a further decline in wheat
today. September closed easy at $3.50.
or about &c below yesterday. Corn
and cats suffered another &c decline
and pork dropped ~ cents.
There was only moderate speculative
trade in wheat and that was chiefly
local, the range Of the day being SsG%c.
The feeling displayed at the start was a
little steadier and for a while the mar
ket held fairly firm, Then prices made
a new record, July selling of TO 541sc;
September TO 551sc and December 10
574c. Final figures showed a decline
OF &6xo The early strength came
from the fair showing Of the exports
for the week Northwestern receipts,
too, were more modrat and the south
west had more rain, which wre also
factors that had like tendency on tina
market Argentine shipments were
small Cables. too, were fairly steady
in tone, Liverpool being quoted unchanc
ed. which, in face Of the decline on this
side, was taken as an indicat ton Of more
confidence.
There was a moderate trade In corn
Snd an easier tone TO the market, a good
deal OF July liquidation taking place.
Slightly lower prices were established.
July sellig TO 2S7s cents early and Sep
TENDER TO q cents. final figures show
ing &c decline. The spread between
July and September was 1d11k cents
early and widened later TO 11sG1A cents.
Receipts were liberal the weather good
and these were the principal factors.
Cats were active, weaker and lower.
especially for July, which declined 81
cent and closed at the bottom, while
the other months were only Il cent
lower, making another low record for
the crop. There was heavy realizing
bl longs, several large lines being sold.
A good many shorts also covered and
some investment buying was INDUCED
IN, owing to the low prices, and shippers
bought July to close their spreads. \
fair business was transacted in the way
Of changing from July to September az
%Q1a cent, from July to May at 2MfD
3@s cents and September to May at 2%
cents difference.
The provision market repeated its old
story Of declining values. 1t opened a
shade lower than il closed yesterday,
and suffered a further decline IN the
course of the day. uly lard closd at
its record breaking low price Of SS.S7Is
and September 81. RIBS closed at the
same price as on the day before. bu
pork lost ~ cents. Closing quota
lions for the September delivery were.
Pork, $40; lard, 81, and ribs $3.50.
Estimated receipt for Monday: Wheat,
16 cars; corn, sos cars; oats, $50 cars;
hogs, 1000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
Western Association Games.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, June 27.---Score:

st. Joseph, Mo-, June 27.---Score:
Ri
st. Joseph. zoos 00O1 3---1o 2
Des Moines. 500 3 0 s *--19 q 4
Batteries--Colburn and Jones and
Ward; Anderson. Lehman and Trafhey.
Dubuque. Ia, June 27.--Score:
r n z
Dubuque 0ooo21 ? o. 4
Peoria 3 o 4 0 2 @ 0 O---10 II G
Batteries-Rice and Zahner; Gregory
and Dugdale.
Quincy, H., June 27.---Soore:
r H z
Quincy ........o 1902 6--17 13 2
Burlington ....3 0 o 021 o o. s II 4
Batteries---Lathroup and Quinn; Ma
hafy and Huff
Cedar Rapids, Ia, June 27--Score:
r H E
Rockford 80 o o 5000 Sc 5
Cedar Rapids. L 90 90 g. 5 IL Z
Batteries and Horton;
Carrish and Sullivan.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

London. June G.-There IL prospect FOR
the crops OF a marked Improvement. The
wheat - doing well and Ia the early dis
tricts the harvest Is expected Ia The mid
ale OF July. Wheat. 10 the market has
been quiet. especially forward wheat.
Prices were fully 81 worse. Russian offers
We're light on passage and figures were
reduced: but the demand was was poor.
Americans ooCOrs were weak and gen
eral supplies were very moderate CaH-
fornia wheat, prompt delivery. was quot
81 az rs. Parcels were quiet puiuth
wheat. July delivery. was quoted a. ess 81.
Flour was duh: bakers -four was quoted
At LIS.
Maze was cUfet and steady; July par
ce1s were quoted at AS 81.
arley was slow and ezsy.
Oats were duh. American clipped oats.
August delivery, were quoted at Is Der
52g pounds
Cane Sugar-Quiet.
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Csttle-One OF the noteworthy features
is the improved demand for heavy cattle
that have been well fed. They sell from
81 Sl55+.5a. The supply Of corn-fed cattle,
il is expected VIII be considerably smaller
during the next three or four months, and
not more than one-third Of the distillery-
fed cattle remain to be marketed. Foreign
markets continue low. a further decline IN
prices having taken place this week, and.
while exporters are buying freely, they
ara rot paying top prices as a rule.
IIOcSLThe hog market was active today
to the extent CT the supply. Sales were
made At yesterdays range, heavy lots
again rCii.e weak Sales were at &.SC1
325 for hsavg. - c5T3. 50 for medium and
mixed and s. 30 for mixed. Heavy
hogs sold largely - SS.1oQ3.f6. medium at
g 16dS.G and No. at s3.1gC335 Prices
are shade lower than 2 week ago.
Skeep-Trade CLOSE active at rulin Z
prices, sheep and laDlas ruling 15c lower
than a week ago. Cho,cs f'ocizs have
been selling well Sheep closed at $L753
As with Texans "a Sf..5T3 =. Lambs
have sold at $4,000. the best being 10
cents higher than last week.
ReceiptS-Cattle, 80; hogs, 1900; sheep,
Chicago. Juns 2s-Butter-Tirm and
steady; cresmeries, sGt4c; Gair.es, 9Gl2c.
Egss-Steady. 1olzdl2c.
Poultry-Turkeys 7GSc; chickens, S4l2c;
ducks, SQ15c.
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Minneapolis. 1linn., June 27.-Score:
Il + z
Minneapolis 10000 80
Ct. Paul-...-...o O1O0S s-71s .
.BaJter-ies-Healy. Carney and Schri-
ger; Denzer and Spies.
Indianapolis, Ind. June s7.-Score:
r II E
indianapolis 021OO3s Ills ?
Det0oat .--..--.1 5000 1--Ie Il {
Batter5es--Davis and Buckley: Cross
and Wood.
Columbus, O. June S7.-Score.
Z = =
Columbus .-...0OO120o o. II I
Grand Rapids los '-9ls !
Baster5es--AIcGreevy Pears and WI
son; VOTERS and S3nink
Milwaukee. Wis. June 2T.--Score:
II z
Milwaukee .171I30G Ar g =
kansas Clty...1 0 Q 0Q1O3 9--14 Is ;
Batteries--Spear and Rettger: king
and Lake
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WAS EIGHT TO FOUR
SUCH LONG ODDS TEE GIANTS FACE
INlH3 gINIH

sndes-ooms Seem to Bave the Cane But
Reckon Without Abbey's Aerial Pro-
clIvfties-Mercer and rem snt Lose a
Came TO the Orioles in Winch There is
Much MaxiIIary Pusilism-Boston has
Not Changed Its Winning Clothes
Colts Bave a Rough Road to Travel
Western Games.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New orleans. June Z7.-Cotton-wea !.
rniddlirs. sc. receipts liz bales: expor =
TO the continent $50; oozStwise. =; sales
90. stock 70 q.
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Among the College Mines.

Chicago, Ill, June 27.-The nine OF the
University OF Chicago defeated that Of
Brown university today by q score Of
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