davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-09
Diamond sprine water

All orders promptly and carefully at
tended TO. Information and testimon-
ial5 can be obtained from
G. L. HODGMAN,
So Commerce street. New phone, 'I55.
E Old phone, s94 se2a-1in #
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
LOGIC AND SOPHlS1RY
NOT GUILTY

MRS. UPPER Are YOU the little bot s
wi my cat|'
Boy: Nmun. I'm the little boy who 'tro~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
VERY DIFFICULT.

CIRST y MAT EUR
l There is such a
difficult scene in the
second act
Second Amateur
What is it? -
First Amateur: "Ihe
hero tells ne that lie
never loved until he
met me, and | have to
look as if ! believed
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
MEANT TO RISE.

:. I TELL YOU cried
l the author. " III
going TO rise i'll this
world"
The editor eyed him
doubtfully for five
seconds, and then
asked
" Balloon, or ele-
vator -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

Mrs. Tupper: What
are YOU going to do
with the stone YOU have
in your hand -
Boy " | was going
70 throw it ut the boy
who does throw stones
At your cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
FULLY ACCOUNTED FOR.
the bike.

ELLA: q" Ny husband says he thinks OF
l. me morning, noon and night.
Stella You must be doing your own
cooking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
NOT EASILY CARRIED
AROUND.

v used for money.
" Well, | don't be-
licvc people had much
money i'll their pockets
in those days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
WHAT HE FEARED.

LIE was watching his
IL neighbor's trouble
some boy climb a tree,
and he had a look of
painful anxiety on his
COuntcnanCe.
" Are YOU afraid the
lad will fall?" was
asked him.
d" No. he replied ;
"Im afraid he wont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
SOMETHING TO SEE.

Mrs. GRowLE: See here. Mrs Next
ll door, that colorcd boy OF yours rings my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
A GOOD REASON

A GOOD REASON
EDIToR You
u are not writ
ing any more OF
those boarding
house jokes.
Joke Writer
No, I II av c
been living at
a boardir g-housc
lately"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
COTTON.

New Orleans. La. Aug. H-Co;tn-Easy:
sales 80 bales: ordinary. 5-lSc; good o-i:-
rary. sIl-Isc; low rn:ddling. TIC; r1iddlins
1916; good -nidding. 17sc; middling fair.
5-fsc
New YcrE, Aug. 1.-THE cotton r1a-ke.
opened easy. 20 3 points lower. 4 very
bearssh average crop accounts and disap-
pointing news. together with selling ORDERS
from Liverpool ard the south carried the
depression az The opening. The weakness
was OF short duration. however. Is on TIE
execution OF outside orders TIE selling move
rnent practically ceased and bulls sue
csedsd n T4yz.n,ng al OF TIE early ioss-
Al u O'clock the cotton market vas fever
ish a. rer decline % 20 ) points. having
ezsed OF under renewed selling By the bear
contingent Sales 10 that hour were *
op baies. Closing quotations Spot clos
- quiet: n1sdiI.aT. s. Fu-u-es closed
barely steady: sales S.ieo bales: Clos ug
prices: January. &s.: Fst-us-y SCI:
March. $50: April sses: May, Sss; Angus.
s7-5s. September. E.eI: oct0b@-. E-.s No
vernbe-. ~: De>sasbsr. 3 e
The New York Evening Pcs; 9: Aug..st
= SAYS of TIE coftoa mzrks:-
The razrks; continued Irregular .o5zy.
WITH prices lower urde. renewed iiqG1a-
to1s BY tired bulls ana Ebsrzi offerings ~
tear traders aud additional se-..zE from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15

with crude propositions. which. as they
could no; become law. would be UNDER
taken with no proper sense Of res2onsi-
bility, ana discussed solely or academic
and poli,ica; bases VIA, the country
wanted was a ta-ff and rest"
II he speaker had been asked to state
his reason for rc1ppointins Joseph II.
Walker as chairman OF the banking and
currency committee. Re could not have
given 1. more accurately than in his
quotation The simple fact IS tha. 10
change in the existing currency system
IS thought possible. or even seriously con
,emplatei during the present congress-
The whea- situation has sill further
st-eng chened the altitude o. Indifference
Il our large exports set in motion a gold
novernen; in this direction. there viii
probably De 40 difncusey in maintain
ing sutficiea, gold reserve in the treas
lry on. OF the enormous cash balance
now on hand According 90 Washington
opinion. IN treasury circles. and outside.
there Is, therefore. no immediate crisis
in our currency affairs.
The situation is much like that which
confronted the colored man. The root %
whose house lcSked. whan asked Why
he did not repair he roof. ne replied:
Because it ralns."
why no: mend the roof when IL
Goesn'. rs.nG"
II, doesn't need ?: then"
This ssory has considerable partinen-
cy % the present situation. With an ex-
;remely favorable condition OF foreign
trade. and every evidence o, reviviaS
prosperity. the "rOor' % the treasury
does no; now leak. Even though Caas.
2. Dunbar. Lyman } Gage. John c.
Carlisle and Prof TauSsig are firmly con
WINGED caat me existing system - tn
safe. and an obstacle In the way 60 re-
Turning prosperity. our lawmakers seem
determined 70 wal; uatil II rams
again" before making the necessary re-
pairs. Under our system OF party sov-
eminent Two rains seem 20 be nccessa-
r. one under Democrats rule and an
other Republican. The rain came under
the Democratic administration IN TIE
sharp panic OF 1885, and Presidea. Cove
land. Secretary Carlisle. and Comptr6i-
Ter Eckeis. charged with The RESPONSE
bil,ieS Of the treasury. became coavin-
ced that certain repairs were necessary.
IN this position they were supported with
pracsioal unaninli;y OF al OF their party
who sympathized wiki -heir sound-mon-
ey views. I. Is quite likely that another
financial pinch Ike tina: OF 1898 OF 1873
would likewise Influence Republican con-
gressnen. now tina, thelr leaders par
ticuhrly Mr.. Gage, are already awake
10 the needs OF financial Y~e<or-n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
REED RATHER RKLucTAST
Consented Tn the CGrrssey Comm isssor
Idea Oaiy FersssIou.

New York. Aug. ii-Aa Evening Poet
Washington SPECIAL says:
I, has besa n ssc-s- IA; Speaker
Red did 10: originally fsvo- the car
rency COMMISSION i; was only sfler
SoEoe persuasion an9 argument IA; 5s
would agree % ALLOW tas raezss-e 70
cone before ne 3oBse. o. rzflss> soggi-
ezee IN ne prest9ea-s p2rppss % Sub
aist;i1z Sssssge Uooa <Esf Eoo5sc.. IN
The ts-thcozslns EE1.bs~ 4 10 iAust-@;-
ed American. NJ. Reed S2ezks Ia mind
clearly u7p0n the Purpose q tie sIsfz
sezs n. and 2.so fs-eg4Aiozs . po.lcg
o: l-4c-I0a on clrerey during tas re-
naming se-zsoas ., rs ~0,S~sL u
soezklnz = ne ~1tra seEslsa jsss c51s-
I'd. Ne says.
-'Bs. ze are confrs- - - ere vs-T
sn7.e Fat We nSa' 1Srsa al, re
questions = f5s hsar b-z xe eep.4 9r-
res TX ons step Lzs E.siloE <4s in
7s=s.o.s- Ts> aJ1ses see gzSie4l5Z -
peel %coosy can Ekass . eagle yg3'.e
qaes;iSa % zalch Faez <ers O As@ "a
scc7-5 Baslness. gts<-tOse. zoasd - IN
Dossso.e. and aching cczz1 sS-e q. y.
exce2t . s-.raS - .. 20 s-ssiSS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
LIVESTOCK MARKEca
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ills, Aug. H-Cattle-Receipts
of cattle were small and very little business
was done. Prices were about steady: fair
TO choice steers brought $5.OSGo. %; good TO
prime stockers and feeders s. 9V94. 40; good
TO prime cows and heifers. s.. 30G450 Calves
common to choice $3.50Q6.05. Texas steers
s2S0ll3.95-
Hog+Trade in hogs was brisk. and the
light run was absorbed at an advance of 5
to 10 cents. heavy packing lots selling at
S360df3.sa and prime assorted lights at
s37od4.15. Prices closed at the h:ghes:
point of the season, and show an advance
OF 20 to g cents for the week.
Sheep-Trade IN sheep was active at firm
prices. Sheep sold at 81. 4oel275 for the poor
est to $0cG4.25 for choice prime natives
Lambs sold at S. 4Gli5.50; western lambs at
s-6ea6.0o. Lambs closed Is TO Is cents high
er for the week.
Receipts-Cattle. 500: hogs, 1900; sheep.
1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 14.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 800; market steady and unchanged;
Only retail trade.
Hogs-Good: market strong to cents
higher: bulk of sales g. 75Gl4. 10; heavy, S75
ASS: packers, s3.e5G3 ~; pigs, s. 7ea3 80:
lights, s3.5Od3. S212; workers.. s3T111S. s2i5.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; market steady to
strong; lambs. s3.35G5.0; muttons, s.. 2G
375.
ST LOUIS
st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 14.-Cattle-Receipts.
DO: market steady TO strong but only
retail trade done owing to meagre supply.
Hogs-Receipts, 30O0 market sc higher:
light, $3.SJo4.G5; mixed, S3.7Sd4c0; heavy,
-. 70q41.
Sheep-Receipts. 800: market steady but
only butchers trading.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
BRYAN AT BUTTE. MONT.
scene Which Doubtless Carries Him BACK
To tho nsppy Pat.

Butte. Meat. Aug. 1.-THE greatest
demonstration ever witnessed in the
northwest was the reception BY the peo-
pie OF Butte 20 william j. Bryan and his
wife. Mr.. Bryan said II exceeded any
ne mad seen since the last campaign A
crowd OF 5000 people listened TO his
speech at tn West SIDE race track. He
spoke chiefly on she silver question. Dur
Ing the morning Mr.. Bryan went
through the famous Anaconda copper
mine.
81. Paul. MINI. Aug I4--An Anacon-
da. Mont. special says. Amid tho
booming OF cannon. rattle OF mus<ctry
and the cheers OF 1.0oe people the train
bearing Hon. William J. Bryan and par
~ arrived here at go last night Car
rIagcs we're IN Attendance and the party
were Immediately driven TO the Mon
tana hotel Mr.. Bryan spoke from tho
balcony and was followed by Congress
men Hartman and Marcus DAILY. Mrs.
Bryan made her appearance a moment
and vas accorded an ovation. All tie
business houses were prOfusely deccrst-
ed. many with colored lights bearing Inc
name os W. ]. Bryan or some sppro-
pirate motto Mr.. Bryan spoke at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Anaconda. Mont. Aug. i4.-Ths DEM
onstration in honor OF the great silver
champion today was omething that sx-
ceedeI any former effor; ever made by
the citizens OF Anaconda. The party
was announced 20 leave the hotel for mo
driving Park al $50 o'clock. ba; on sc-
count % The crowd 4; vas Impossible 10
make a startu n.ll after ; O'Clock
Twelve thousand people gathered Ia ihe
driving park 20 hear Brysn's Grafton. III"
spoke FOR over an hour. reviewing ths
history % the money question. after
which addresses were delivered b. Senas
tor Mantle and Congressman Hartman
reception vas held az ne hotel -
night in honor OF Mrs.. Bryan. The Bly,
an party vii 60 70 Hamilton tomorrow
az he guest OF Marcus Day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Aug. 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket closed the week with great strength
shown IN both frst-hand and jobb.ag quar-
tiers The week has been AZ em.nently sat
isfsctory ore. Taken all IN all. II has
beaten any record made since the summer
OF 1892. ard the month bids 70 De likewise
a banner one In trade. Up TO the chase ai-
Iances were made al all staple cotton
lines and further upward reaches are con-
fidenily expected The demand for prints.
though not so pronounced as the movement
n bieached. brown and coarse coloTed cot
tens. has been OF a noteworthy character.
Wooden gis shw firm price recorded and
sellers and buyers looking forward 10
further advance. This has caused very
active demand for goods in all grades and
the sales of the week have been extremely
satisfactory. Print cloths are firm at &c
with a belief prevailing that they VIII ad-
vance stu more.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
SENATOR oEonoE ~ DEAD
In the same hay Fs.sss Away Congress
man wright Of Mss.-ebss~tts

Jackson. Miss. Aug IA telegram
received by ne Associated Press late
tafs afternoon from Mizsissipp4 City. sns
Cure coast summer resort. announces
the death % Unifea States Senator
James H. George az 2 o'cl1ck >. m sea-
ator George JJosBsyed from MS bone az
CsrroIlton % the RgH about ten days
ego. and h9p@s ne claDse y0sd oeasii-
hun. AID Z xss thought ,nai u aad an-
~ tna news came today o; the Tslag~e-
North Adsrns Mzss. ASx. 14-[on~
grexNrnzn Asaiey = wrzst xss fund
dead IN The s'ttlng room 81 BIS h0rEss IN
sumner xixsei 81 10 o-es5cx tos.sa;, ~
hts x.fe. lie aua Mrs WF<.r sens cut
.Jr a wax stisr supper. sa1 hsn -
vas az wel as u~usL 1F. Wfizn' re-
turned % his h1Ds about > o'ciock anf
Mrz wrzh. arrived ztoas 10 o'c3oek.
on s;r33ias INTO the sltgnz rom. s5s
four1 her hl~12a5'x BODY wing on ne
floor. Paynlc ars were summoned sst
could render 10 ald 8s9.czl EEamiarr
Brown gives aDyysET az The 2roo@zl,o
czufs q death. NJ wrixss's h~s!1a
as8 bess unusually s9os IL roonins
%ex T1-<. Asx 4--Aisert Bisi. %
Kosfe- K B.sl. music bal 2rggxiefors.
q q. ts-szht a his re~tenc~ "a ssis c.fy.
y nervous troB55s. from yaica ae had
ssGsr~d slncs February ks-
Berlin, AR Il-Iu Eg--s17oarx.
Lieaisnan; Rab~ g Ii C1s Harsrs1
an T~e1-T-s-c7nf regszo~a-. in,sssTy.
znos- !shgszaa rrs2t1sn; drove . re-
crgif Eans@d E&Sef - eoszD.; sgsciss.
Sss been dismissed from shs array sal
ssstsncet % for Esoatss conan-case:
IA hl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
1drktl SlcdUN.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
THE TRUE RESI- EDY

w NJ Repine. editor Tiskils. III.
Chief" says: we won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. Ex-
perimented with many others. but never
got the true remedy until We used Dr..
Kings New Discovery. No other remedy
can take its place In our come. as in 4,
We have a certain and sure cure for
Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough. etc" Il
is idle TO experiment with other rene
dies. even II they are urged on you as
Just as good as DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. They are not as good. because this
remedy has record Of cures and besides
is guaranteed. II never falls 10 satisfy.
Trial bottles free al Geo. Van Werden's
pharmacy. 32s y. Main street. and G.
Behring's drug store. northeast corner O;
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
BLACK EYE FOR sApISE PASS
Worst Place for Yellow Fever just 1t the
Presant Time

Washington. Aug. 14-Aithough fever
IS more widely spread Throughout the
Islands Of the West Indies and The Span
isA Main generally this year than ususi.
not single case mas yet reached he
shores OF the United States. Cases %
yellow fever have reached our qus-an-
tine stations OF the southern Atlantic
and Gulf coas, and also on me Pacific
but IN every instance the infected per
sons have been stopped there The Pa
c!fc coast cases come fran Panama.
where the disease : unusually serious
and widespread. Our immunity thus far
has been due 20 the untIring eHor1s ot
tie marine hospital service The sur
seon general has 1ls. received reports
from an inspection OF al me Gu4f and
south Atlantic stations as fz- north az
virginia They are uniformly o< grs.-
flying character. win the single exce1-
ton % Ssoire Pass. owing 20 the deep
e-Iaz @. the channel there. has resulted
in c,oii-.ofIs which max. TIE station u
usually Eahis 70 Infection. The ballast
from incoming vessels vas discharged
there AMI used % raise the gra3e ., re
town Tbs Practice e str!ctIy axsinz-
preventive regulations and has nox
been stopped An officer .. the bureau
y az SABINE Pass % iook s.,s- the mat
Ser Sanitary inspectors have been a.
pointed a. Coi13 and other places on
zee Isiimus o. Panama % prevent. "a
Ear as possible. fhe en5s-kasson o. IL
t=c;ei pe-s5as fcT the United States
Berlin. Aug 1.-THE minister ,3r war.
General voa Gossle-. publishes : decree
n re Rs.cassEzesgeE IN regard 70 Ire
suppression 0. all socssiss-l and social
sis Literature n TIE army
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
THE WEATHER.
Wichita, Kaa.. Aug. "a. 1877.


Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair until Monday afternoon.
During the past twenty-four hours The
highest temperature was $ degrees. -he
lowest % degrees, and The mean 70 degrees.
with clear weather, Ugh, winds. mostly
southeast.
The total rainfall Friday night and Sat
ur6ay morning was los inches.
The river remains unchanged al u feet
on the gauge. and the 81. river above The
city IS absolutely dry.
Thus far this month the average tenn
Derature has been 50 degrees
Fer the past nirle years the average tenn
perature for the month OF August has been
- degrees. and for the ii,h day 81 degrees.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, D. c, Aug. li-Foilow.ng IS
the forecast Till ,. m Sunday:
For Kansas: Fair: variable winds
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Gen.
orally fair; variable winds. becoming NORTH
west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS,

New York. Aug H.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady at unchanged prices. 10 points
decline; ruled moderately active, with rath
er weak undertone. following unfavorable
cables. Covering chief support of market
Europe bought in a small way. Closed
steady net unchanged to 10 points de-
cline: sales 1870 bags. including August
S.. SIS: September. S.. 7Ods 70; December. s. %
ASS. Spot coffee-Rio quiet: No. Z in
voice, 7i.c; No. jobbing, 75sc. Mild
Quiet: Cordova. i0iz0l611c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; mould A, SIC; stand
ard A. 47sc; confectioners' A. i7sc: cutioaf.
54sc; crushed. 5ssc; powdered. SAC; granu-
lated, Sc; cubes, SIC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
The aaha naly Eaele sumIay oruiue ausust Is 1897.

1900; wheat. $500; corn. $1,000: oats. 5000
Shipment&Flour. 5000; wheat. 500; corn
5000; cats, 5000.
Fiour-Unchanged
Wheat-H;gher, September closing tx.
above yesterday, other options s.G1sss
higher. September opened sc higher, de
chned nc and advanced 212c from which
ii did not go off over &c, closing with buy
ers at soc. the top and highest price Sc
FAR on the season. Spot grades higher; No
2 red cash, elevator. sSssc; on track, ssi5G
sOc; No. hard cash. S4lzlfsSc. on track
august, sOssc; September. 9oc; December
SIC bid; May. Sclac bid.
Corn-Futures strong, unchanged to frac.
tons higher. Spot dull lower: No. cash
So1ec bid; September, 26lsc bid; May, 2sisC
bio.
Oats-Futures easier, but May in demand
and at Ac decline. Spot easier; No. cash
elevator, 1aAc bid; or track. 1SG1siec: No
27sc.
Rye-Higher, 45iSc.
Flaxseed-Higher, 9e12c.
Hay-Firm for choice old timothy; p-a..
u-Se; prairie. new. 500. this side.
Butter-Firm; creamery. ual5c; dairy,
sd11l2c.
Eggs-Frm, &c.
Pork-Firm; standard mess jobbing. new,
$50; old. s775.
A.27l2.
NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 4-Flour-Rece,pts. "a.
02o barrels: exports, 9.239. Quiet but firmly
held; winter straighrs, s4.35G4.f: Mime
sofa patents. si.s5d5.25 winter extras. sc 2G
S.o0' Minnesota bakers, 1.OoGif-l5; winter low
grades. S3.o0I3.3O
Wheat-Rece.pts, 159. 100 bushels; exports.
1is,o0s Spot firm. Options opened strong
er on steady cables and rains in the north
west, sold OF sharply realizing, but recover
ed on rumored reduction OF French duty,
snail offerings ana local short demand,
Closing nc net higher: August, 91i4c; Sep
TENDER, S. 7-l6aSSssc. closed sSizc
Corn-Rece.pts. 230,Jd9 bushels; exports.
39o.o51. Spot steady: No ? SIC Option.
steady, advanced little with wheat. clos
ing sc higher; October. 33slc; December.
351ic.
Oats-Receipts, POI 600 bushels: exports.
n9.79 Spot steady. closing unchanged.
California dried fruits-Firn but quiet:
eVaporated apples, prime wire-tray. 5i.c !;
wood-dried. prime, sac: choice, &c: fancy.
6ec Prunes, So TO nc. as to size and
quality Apricots, royal. 7d1ac; Moor Park,
oGSc Peaches, unpeeled. 6dsc; peeled, II
G14c.
Butter-Receipts, 1854 packages. Steady:
western creamery. 1ld1515c: Elgins, 15lkc
factory, iQ1pzc; imitation creamery, $40
I2c.
firm; state and Pennsylvania. 13Nl5c; west
ern, 1f2c; held higher.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Eng, Aug. H.-wheat-No 2
red western winter firm. 7s2d; No. red
northern spring firm. 7s3d.
LONDON
London, Eng, Aug. 1.-THE weather dur
ing the past week has been favorable to
the crop. Wheat, in the market, has been
c. IN
advances, and closed quiet and with a reac-
ton among the buyers. California ship
ping wheat was quoted at 36s3d. Red win
ter wheat. August and September delivery,
sellers, prices quoted at S4s3d, principally
for continental demand
Flour was shilling dearer
Maize was steady. Buyers Of northern
maize at destination asked l4s41sd and for
August and September delivery Atlantic
ports they asked 14s6d.
Oats were slightly better. Clipped oats.
mixed August and September. sellers, al
rs
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Ch.cs go, Ills. Aug H-Butter-F'irHl;
croameries, 1lal5i,c: diaries, loGlSc.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. ui1c.
Poul.ry-F.rn: turkeys. ealoc: chickens.
1Q7l.c; spring chickens, Ice; ducks, Sg?c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Aug. Ii.-Wheat active
a. &c advance early, ard &C al close. Of
ferings somewha; less than last saturday;
No. hard. 7SGSBc. No Z. 5oG as, two cars
fancy 7Sisc: No l. 1+d1Sc: No. 3. SIssc,
two cars fancy. SIC; No t. 7Sc; No. spring
&c; No. ;. 1i17Sc.
Corn-About &c lower. I5eral offerings,
demand light: No. mixed. G2izQ-1>c.
oats-Firn, active and unchanged; No :
white. lSc.
Rye-No. .. 80.
Hay-Act.ve and strong. choice rev tim
othy. s.; choice new prairie. S5adS.
Buttsr-Very firm: demand increasing:
creamery. IIG1.c; dairy. Sale
Eggs-ic higher owing 10 scarcity and
good demand; Kansas and Missouri candl-
ed stock, lac-
ST. LOUIS
s.. Louis. No, Aug. A-Rsceipts-Flour.
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GUARANTEED.

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TAKES TEN INNINGS
CLOSE CONTESTS AT PHILADELPHIA
AND CINCINNATI.

Baltimore Takes tho Last of the Series In
the Tenth by Making the Score II to 10.
and Chicago Slates h 10 to 9 with
Cineinnati-McPhce Gets . Tessimon-
Friends-New Yorks supAvay Frem:the
Bostoss-senators. Browns and Pirates
Wiu-Wexfaru
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur.
n,shed by K L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant, rooms 20 and y over Kansas Ma
tioral bank. Telsphone 10.
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WICHITA Markets.
-ddEhct - LENS u.SAir4
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

Wichita. Kan. Aug. IA. 1897.
HOGS.
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Western League Ca N e.

Batteries: P!ttsbUrg. Killen and Sugden
Louisville Hill and Wilson. Umpire. Nc
Donald.
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ST. Paul. MINI. Aug, 1.-THE Information
is obtained at the office of the chief grain
inspector of Minneapolis that the wheat
crop of the state and North and South Da-
kota, would run 100000 bushels snort OF
expectations. The inspection department
which two weeks ago thought the crop of
the three states would be a. least 80. 600 600
bushels, now place it ar 100000 bushels.
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