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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-24

CAB; pigs, sS.ooQ4oo packers, S400G4 40;
mixed, s. s5G440 workers. 81. 5OG41o
Sheep-Receipts, 447S; brisk general de-
mand and prices strong. Colorado lambs
wool. s5.295. 40; clipped, $4.5oa4 70; native
lambs, S4.50Q5.25; muttons. $42Og47a
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis. May 3.-Cattle-Receipts, s.
900, including 1000 Texans; natives steady;
Texans. 10c lower. Native shipping steers
$4.50Q5.15; light and dressed beef and
butcher steers, s3.9514 so; stockers, and
feeders $3.25G460; cows and heifers, s.. 20g
AIS; Texas and Indian steers, 50. 1904. 6;
cows and heifets, g. 75G3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850. Market 10 cents
higher. Workers, &.25944; packers, 81 Is
GAS; butchers, $440G4 $50
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady:
native muttons. ss15q4. so; lambs, AocG
$50; Texas sheep, averaging So pounds,
sell at $40.
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city and now agent OF the Santa Fs Al
Belle PLANE. IS in the city taking th'
Consistory degree.
Mr.. II. z. Patterson arrived In the city
yesterday from Linden He will be her,
for few days attending to some personal
business matters.
Mr.. r. r. yermilIon left Sunday eve
ming. on the Rock Island. for Caldwell
/ where he had some legal business 70 at
tend 70 yesterday.
Miss Monahan, who has been n the CITY
for several weeks the guest Of Mira Wells
Miller. left for her home In Lezvsnworta
yesterday morning.
/ Mr. Ed Goldberg. Indian agent o. the
/ Quapaws. arrived IN The city yesterday
20 attend the Consistory assembly. Mr..
, Goldberg IS stopping al the Carey.
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles I. McAdarns can't
1 over from their home IN Independence
/ Sunday afternoon. % visit with Or and
/ Mrs. c. z. McAdams for a few days.
/ Mr.. c. z. LAthrop, manager % TIE
I Christy Street Commission company. left
I last evening FOR Kansas City over the
Missouri Pacific. Mr. Lathrep VII be
gone several day~.
The two months old baby % M and
Mrs ". A. HaRgsrty died yesterday a.
10 a n. Funeral a. residence. corner Ty-
drsullc and Lincoln. AZ p n. today
Rev. Rogers Officiating.
T. L. ASarns. steward - ths Co-ona,sa
club esed yesterday morning a, o'osocG.
He viii be buried today. The funeral WI
occur from tts A n F. church 8aaeg he
auspices % the colored Masons
Harry Gordon. Eco. formerly - ,hls
city. now located 81 the practice q la-r a.
Cincinnati. Ono. az mary local readers
know. is paying wichita ard ns frlenes
here brisf visit Re looks vel Eaa -
doing well
Mr. ". r. Canaan. leader e. -. WA
fed band. vas n o.. city ysr,.-e.v
". Canaan Ieft Tor Hr,chi-son IN ne
afternoon expecting % rstu-v here .essv
re - - composer e q rnsreh wh.~h haz
been esf'catsa 70 re wichita Coursstary
Sunday night tE9 seT-7sa atte-upisI p,
blsslar-zs the So - WoFzz - ~
George ayuon5 CO East r7ur.as svs.ne
b0t were discovered BY D.a1~- e.yrr. VIA
fred CT taeul. Cvlgz = zee aa-x-ess .Ae
haii Cd not ta<s eGee. ard ne ssrxlass
szeaged-
\ stray pst PAX q Esatts psrraas "a
Turned - bsE.iesrs9 ard lost A. fas
grocery store On t.s so1sh zee o OK
erect. between F9urss ard Euss-sa ave-
Hl@s. yesterday Fagr-lsE. wh3cs - BABY
q 9i'eT 1w1sr can seizure 81 cal x -
79rs ths Cox catcher cores ar1urs
4 Sc tine So ssss1'es - nevs-ag 49, +
e-s-i psoSls 40 seszses re Eagzs
Se. gEa3rs = Ara e--~-zas-srsz.
Tih Zee cream szd cake sssseaasns. -
= ae''r 1zz as. c9rre- T9sekz aa9 Dog
las laE sse--g IRE .aEgs satles sers
ase1 zas zffx tIrDs eanl 81 w--s ~
lssAes8 Ess-9 ,s9lT EAs . Ess3 ssnss AID
s>.a5 re euse-1Mszsassz = saeeszs
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BRANCH LINES AT AUCTION
OF the Union Pacific sold at Con-
cordia Fer sIoIs. 500.

Conoor1is, Kan. Nay "a pabIir
sale al 40 o'clock this afternoon. spe-
cisl Master Hiram ? D.u0n sod the
branch road running from watervflis
west 20 rs western Hmis. including Ire
branch 20 Washington. ard the P-osgar
branch, from Concsr5la aorth 70 the We
bTasEa line These lines were formerly
arms Ct the Union Paciac system Aus for
several years havs been opera:e1 b. ths
Missouri PacIsc Under lease. Taere was
bar one osd. that O. 7 JeGersoa COL
li1se, j., ard Oliver Anss Il Bostoa. -
whom The ro4d S-as knocked down IA
Nai7,5aa A large crowd Eas present. ex-
pectiag an exciting sac 6ui Il w2s as
CUE; IS funeral
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[II!lIII1IEIIII,

Primary, Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured in Is 70 q
days. You can be treated at home for
same price under same guarantee. IL Won
nrefer TO come here we will contract n
nav railroad fare and hotel bills, and No
Charge if we fail to cure. If you have
taken mercury. iodide potash, and still
mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples. Copper Col
ored Spots, Ulcers on any part OF the
hodv. Hair or Eyebrows falling out, II
is this Secondary BLOOD POISON we
oparantee to cure. We solicit the most
oShefinate cases and challenge the world
For a case We can not cure. This disease
has always bafied the skill OF the most
eminent physicians. 100000 capital be-
hind our unconditional guarantee Abso-
iute proofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress COOK REMEDY CO.. 1850 Masonic
Temple, CHICAGO. ILL
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. May 23.-Cotfee-Options
opened steady, generally to 10 points
lower; ruled inactive and featureless; Eu-
ropean cables disappointing; receipts at
Rio and Santos heavy and spot demand
slack; seeming checked by increasing
warehouse deliveries In United States;
closed steady, with prices unchanged TO
10 points net lower. Sales. 11,750 bags.
including June and July. s5.55. Spot cof-
fee. Rio quiet; No. I invoice, SIS; No. I
jobbing, SIS; mild quiet; Cordova. s1s9
151ac.
Sugar-Raw strong; tending upward;
fair refining. S&Q3 1915: centrifugal, IS
test, 4 SIS; refined firm.
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I. y. Flint 90 John KiefnsE va. v
NJ ne or REQ g2-cs-sw. ......-........
William C. Lft,le 20 c. c. KssleT.
w'd. u iut IN ~ ar &c Este
Eliza McCaw 20 Robert MoCaw. vi.
und III lots % and q EKpoa1tioa
avenue. LaVreuce's q add ..........
Cornslia r. Pinkhan % A. l. HisFt.
I'd. 252tz xl0o com q " ara go a
Sc cor sw or 80 ? z7-ir.
J. II Hooker and T. J. BROOKS 20
A N EiEott. q Nv or 80 tE-is
Kansas Land co. 30 ". o. McKss.
qod- tots even II. - 20 a. -. %.
81 and =. Wai1ut sers~ti lots even
q to -. q. e. - e. 50 20 81 e. and
-. WIcfaia street. b0ts q ard a.
Ssnsca street. ara and Psazi
street, lots re Cfaca go avengs. =
ami odd ard even g 90 n Oazs
strsst. al IN wsar wTrhita. .......
Gustav Roel1ler - Thou1as p Ar
mold. Z. lots i9i 70 io7. Oh. Topska
avenue. EuE'ish's - a8d 1890.
Helen Fo-fhAn % DsHA ~ Bak-
haus wd. lots = ard q. LAErssos
avsnuc. F0rdhers's a61 ............
Charles Coleman 20 aa-z1 , Parksa-
son. qo8. so Sc Frlfrh av~utIs nszks
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TwO-DOLIAR WHEAT PRET

TWO-DOLLAR WHEAT PREDICTED.
Chicago, May 23.-Wheat-Traders this
week are interested in regard to the May
option, with the possibility Of an ad-
vance to 81. 1t is stated that Letters
wheat interest at one time was as high
as 35,0OO,0O0 bushels. of which Il, COO, 900 was
cash wheat. He says that up to date since
last September he has merchandised g.
600 bushels Of cash wheat, largely
abroad. The official estimate of the
French crop Of wheat this year is 3d..
100000 bushels, against 272 900. 900 bushels
last year, but if the rain, which has been
falling for a month, continues for an
other ten days, this must be reduced.
Spain's wheat prospect is reported as the
best in fifteen years.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, May 23.-The opening Of the
weeks trading In dry goods Is on de-
cidedly conservative lines. There is no
expansion IN store trading and mall or
ders are poor. A dismal Monday added
to the bleakness Of the situation. The
market for staple cotton shows con-
tinuation of the recent unfavorable fea-
lures Brown goods for domestic con-
sumption are again In quiet demand.
Sheeungs and drills for export purposes
are In good demand and are firm In near
ly all quarters. There Is no change in
the situation in bleached cottons. Print
cloths are still very firm. Extras are nom
inally quoted at ! 1915 but sellers refuse
bids at this price steadily. Ordered goods
are firm and in fairly active demand.
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CASH WHEAT.

Chicago, May 23.-Cash wheat: No
red, $1.55; No. 8, s1.25d14O No. hard
s12O; No. 3, s1.12Q115; No. 2 spring, $1.2O
No. 8, E115qL40; No. 1 northern spring
s155
Cash corn-No. 2. S4sf 935; No. 8, S411s.
Cash iax-sl1124; northwest, $1u&; May
s1.11&; September. s1.17k.
Butter-Firm; creameries 129151z; dai-
ries, 1l613c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, slz61O1k.
KANSAS CITY.
| Kansas City, May 23.-Wheat-Hard, ac-
tive, 2 to cents higher; soft, held high
er; slow. No. l hard. s1.269127; No. 2,
s12491 2612; No. 3. $L21q12; No. red.
$125Q12 No. 2, 81. 28a125; No. 8. 81. 22Q1. %
No. 2 spring, s1.22; No. 8, $1.2OG1. 201z.
| Corn-Weak; lower; No mixed, $50
! 312; No. white, 3414 934s4; No. 3. "a.
| Oats-Siow; lower; No. 2 white, S16S11A.
| Rye-Weak; No. 2, 56957.
! Hay-Praiie, scarce, firm; choice, 80;
timothy weaker; choice. s1O.75
Butter-Steady; creamery, 1213Q14; dairy
10912.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, May 23.-Wheat, lower; No. 2
red cash, elevator, 81 track, S1.26G1. 271a !;
May, Sl.3o asked; July, S1.OO bid Septem-
Der. S67s bid; December, So bid; No. hard
cash, S1.25.
Corn-Lower; No 2 cash, S314; May, S32
asked; July, 1894 bid September. 3424 bid.
Oats-Lower; No. 2 cash. 81; track. 31A
G3112: May, 80 asked; July, 255s asked;
September. 235S asked; No. white, %.
Rye-Nominal; 81.
laxseed-Nominal; s1.30.
Butter-Weak; creamery, 14g16c; dairy,
10d14c
Eggs-Steady; 914c.
NEW YORK.
New York, May 23.-May wheat today
sold at $40 in the New York market
which is just midway between the top
price Of the year and the low price reached
a week ago. There was also a somewhat
excited advance in July shortly after the
opening, running the price up TO S119, or
within 12c of the highest point attained
this year. In both cases most Of the adj
vance was lost during the afternoon, but
it was important as indicating that the
Chicago bull dealers still hold a promi-
nent relation to the nearby deliveries.
The late months, as usual, suffered from
short selling on favorable crop news. FL
nal prices of the day were 12a124c net
lower May at s1.63 and July al $l16s4.
New York, May 23-Wheat-Receipts
Of ,UUs exports SSS.tJU DuSnelS. spot easy =
No. . red. $751;. +. o. b.. ahoat. export
grade. Options closed 11sa-l4c net lower;
No. 2 red May, S163; July closed Sl.1594c.
Corn-Receipts, 1900; exports, 500, 600:
Spot easy; options closed 5sd2.c net low
er; May closed S912; July. Sss4 closed at
4oc
Oats-Receipts, 15S,coo; exports. 131 600;
Spot weak; No. > sac; No. white, S6l2c
Options closed cent lower; May closed
at S4c .tssENE
Butter-Receipts, 1885 packages: hrm;
western creamery, HQ16; Elgins. 10; fac
tory. uGl2b
Eggs-Rec.ipts s.525 packages. Firm
er; western, 12c: southern. 16i4d1O2sc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. May 23.-Wheat-Spot, dull, |
lis
Imports of wheat into Liverpool for the /
week:
From Atlantic ports. 1900 quarters: /
from Pacific ports. none. From other ports /
1900 quarters.
Imports of cotton into Liverpool. from 4
ports. for the week. s. 0oo quar- /
ters.
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LIVE STOCK MARRET
CHICAGO


/ Chicago. MAY 2S-The cut in raflroad
rates and the high price of corn are caus-
/ ing a free marketing of cattle from many
! sections. Receipts today were liberal
causing a decline Of ; to l0c. Beef steers.
and feeders. S4O0a4. 80; Gamers, 50. coca co:
COWS and heifers, S400GA75; bulls g. 75G
AS
As some 200 hogs were carried over
from last week. there was a supply of
$500 TO begin with, but the demand was
active. prices advancing to 1ec. Packing
hogs. S42574. 4sl5; butchers. &.25d450; pigs.
81 70a4e0; mixed. s4I5G452i5.
The small supply Of wheat today made
buyers more eager 20 take hold. prices
quickly advanced IA TO 25c. there being
decidedly too few sheep and lambs to 90
around. Wooled lambs. 80 clipped lambs
$50; clipped sheep. S4.15Q470.
Receipts-Hogs. %. coo; cattle $1,000; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, May 2S.-Cattle-Receipt
5000 natives. 81 Texans. Well finished.
desirable cattle sold steady: coarse. IN
finished steers. a shade lower: choice
dressed beef steers offered. Fair 10 com
mon dressed beef steers, 81 51a4 20: light
weights and butcher steers. $42zT45s:
butcher cows and heifers. 1864 =: can
ners. S250GS65: bulls. SG64&: veal
calves. 10 exc per pound; stockers and
feeders. $4.0olJ4-50; Texas steers. s. sat -
Hogs-ReceiptS ass. Market opened ac-
tive with advance CT to I0c: weakened
a little az the close. Sales mainly A3oS
4se; prime hsaYies, sASS6L5o; hghs4 500
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WhOOpinE Couch.

I had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack of whooping cough My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. did not think that any
medicine would help him. but after Civ
ing him a few doses Of that remedy I
noticed an Improvement. and one bottle
cured him entirely. It is the best cough
medicine I ever had in the house, l.
Moore. South Burgettstown. Pa For sale
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COTTON

New York, May 23.-The cotton market
opened duh but stead al unchanEer pri-
ces. and ruled stupid throughout the fore
part Of the session, with scarcely point
OF variation in prices. Gables from the
Liverpool market reported speculation al
most at standsJiH. with values showing
up the changes. The crop news lacked
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v-ssss,-.gts-. Nay 21-Trss Csfcsse nsv.a
reserve saFs raas % tss szs O TIE navE
department "a aee~- gsa-ifTssE Es@ao~r-
TssT have ~ taFssssd u1ga snssrnK fss
EAR as ~ e-Es-iz<fiea 30 hAss ~
Assa1 ia1- iZa-T as Ve.gnsrsrs - -
rssfssae- - 20 C7zazssrasr~ ffaHlsT. so
"a fc.nx Tfa waTk - -e--zrr4rE - go
sazsar- sas1t. ts1sxrspass .sss sasr $3.50
h. rsssy - ssrglos H1assY .saas ,ssy "a
s5aeas.1 znss azs r. g-rgs srsso-sE 49,
raea
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Prot H 2. Leo. Chicago. M:
Dear sir:-In reply 20 your inquiry.
viii say tSlat have not authorized any.
body TO use my name IN the statement
that ths Standard Square Inch Tailor
System Is not patented. Yours,
n. 3. HAGIN. Patent Attorney.
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- Eesf Ealrs 81 80 Earsd Tor Csta
rrrstsss Sores. Eiosrs Eait Fhsazz. Fszss
sszrss. Tett-r. Chssse9 Han9a. Cs1bi4las.
Cersz ass Az Eas Erssftsas aaz saEs-
uFsg eares Fliss. - 70 say required "a
f. sszssaafsed 20 gre psTtsss szEssaefiaa
- rsarer rsrussss Prize = esafs -
6sx = fsshTfHz
ne lsar Ire $685. - -
"a 81 sss r@N@x - thr FTu--ssz
~ ea W-srss1aT AS So $3.50 -
-.rasass csc f-rsass1so ralffess sFssess- -
k,s-a sas-ssv ersl~ ssa ~ a. slses La
~ reaa-s-szs e. aae--s ~ shs ss~ssa sas
rs-s ~1sh searr@.zses-sa a. kszzsssSns
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Kansas CITY, No. MAY 70. Is

Kansas City. Mo. May 70. 1898
Misses San6erson & Pyle, representing the
Standard Garment Cutting System,
Wichita. Kan:
I am just informed nat q party I'm
Wichita is stating and Advertising that
they can procure the Victor Measuring
device from me in this city. 1 wish 70 say
publicly that such is not the case. as the
Standard Garment Cutting company. OF
Chicago. has the exclusive control of ali
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GRAIN AND PROD ICE MARKET

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished by the Christie-Street Commission
Co. Board Of Trade Rooms. Sedgwick
Block. Wichita. Kan:
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WLOfLII34 1A8t1skI my ASS11v L8S0
To whom Ct may concerns
This = TO certify chat We. rne under
signed did grant co The Standard Square
Inch Taller System, q diploma ut che
State Fair OF 1896. And the date of No
vember 18th. 1896 was placed there in the
regular order Of issuing SAID diploma, and
We signed the same IN good faith
e. r. POWELL, PraEdsnA
q q SMITH, Secretary.
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eness measures and ~ sus can procure
one ~ any prios only chrOngh Vnezn. ana
any stStensnt to Shs coo>Tary - an alb
soluis falsehooA Yours respectfully.
wM. VErTcH.
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Tire character and high standing OF ths
gentlemen whose signatures are attached
20 the above letters. = s1hicient evidence
thar me Standard" IL Ell that - claimed
for Il. and that ali ssaieiuents 10 fhs con-
trary arc without any foundation what
ever. We respectfully invite ne ladies'
Of Wichita and vicinity 20 cal and evan
inc the system and see the work being
done By our pupils.
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The ChrIstie-Street Commission Com
pany can give you a continuous market
First class service. Fair treatment.
Write or call on US at our Office in the
sedgwIck block. Wichita, kan. Private
wire everywhere.
C. E. LATHRoP, Manager.
Long Distance Telephone $50
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Inventg q victos Measnrs

T7es Is 90 ortity mat ~ eha undar.
signed have carefully and ehorougAiy exc
amfned al OF csle patens papers oonnsees
taS and covering che system Of dxes@
cutting known as Tho Standard Square
rncn Tailor System. and We tAava founA
said patents regular and valid IN al re-
spects We also nnd me instruction. book.
connected with said system. - b fully
protected by copyrights srantsd By an aca
of congress OF the Uuio>d Ststss Of
America at che once ef ehe hnrsfian OF
congress. Washington, ID. O We further
find that the trade marx known a. the
Square and Compass and Square Inets
Tailor system Is al euly registered m
the United States patent once and pro-
teoted by all laws Of the Uni,cd States
and foreign countries We have ex-
amined great many papers pertaining
20 patents and IN all our experiences ~
have never found any GTticia 30 com-
pletely and thoroughly covered IN al re-
speots.
DALE q BTERER, by Frank Dale.
ADAMS & ADANrS
STANLEY. vERMu.roN q EVANS
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Do You

Speculate in grain7
Speculate in New York stocks!
Speculate in provisions?
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EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION CO.,

eos First Ave. SEATTLE WASH. or TO
INTERNATIONAL kkFlekTIaE COMPANY.
las Ia sale street. CHICAGO, Ill
q tA&sx Esssa u Ia Usitsd eszaas G. cG<n2A
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All WATER ROUTE

REMEMBER tEat thts line enables passengers .
reach tas Sezrf CT tue Gold Fteies srsf ssfssr-
Ing ne narCsEiFS- 2s2re- severe tcI an6 CANCER
70 ilfs and pTogsFfg encountered 0u tie OFrerlzzd
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aRpoinied &c sail about JEss Is = =. Jelly Is y .
lllese 4rse ccsasn steamers So rcl kECwu ia the
LFAls4t Anfie hESncSs, 10 cpl1eC1ll With cur s7Eu
rec. OF - New Vessels To- the Yukon River
Lras1c- furnish bf FAR ne ne9I rVuse - DaWsoa
City sno Al Other nson Rlxrr n.lsnts-
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o Alaska
b Cold Fields
SEATTLE ST. MICHAEL

ey rev EAPIRE LINE $500 ton steamers
UhlQ- PennSy tFaEIA- EllaC-s. Indiana. -
ConenaHFh Specially fitted with steam heat
electric lights al
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Chicago, May 23.-Cash wheat: No. 2
red, $1.55; No. 8. s1.25a1. 10; No. 2 hard,
$1.2O; No. 3, s1.12Q115; No. 2 spring, s1.2O;
No. 8, E115q1.4O; No. 1 northern spring,
$155.
Cash corn-No. 2, 344035; No. 8, S415.
Cash fax-Sl1124; northwest, 1-11&; May
s1.11&; September. s117h.
Butter-Firm; creameries 124151z; dali
The record-union., 1898-07-17

box for Navels and 65cGs1 for Seedlings:
Mexican Lines, re-pack. S5.50Q6 per box
California Lemons, s1Q1.50 for common to
good, S1.50Q2 for choice and 81 50Q3 for
fancy.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananas s1G2 per
bunch; Pineapples, $1q2.50 per dozen !;
Smyrna Figs, 12G14c per 10; Persian
Dates. 51aI6c per fb.
DRIED FRUITS-New Apricots, 9q9l9c
for Royal; old. 6@7c per 10 for Royal, ~
50-s0s. S14 a312c; S0-9Os. 22AaSc; 9o-10os, 24Q
21ac: Black Figs, in sacks. 2hG2Ac; White,
4l5c; 10-fb boxes, 6o@70c; Peaches, 4q5c;
Fancy, 51a@6tc; Peeled, 10G121ac; Plums,
41a@5c for pitted and 1A@113c for unpitted; !;
Apples, 112I8c for evaporated and i12Q51ac
for sundried
RAISINS-Carloads-T crown, 2G212c
per 10; 3-crown, 2a4 Q3c; 4-crown, 3A@3a4c;
London layers, sl@l.15 per box; Seedless
Sultanas, 4l2c; SeedleSs Muscatels, 2%c.
BUTTER-Creamery- PIC per 10;
special brands higher; seconds, 19d20c
Dairy-Fancy, 1S1aQ19c; other grades, 17q
1Sc per 10.
CHEESE-New, SaS1ac; old, c; Cali
fornia Cream Cheddar, DC; Young
America, 9Q91ac; Eastern. !2Q13c
EGGS-Ranch, 16@19c per doz; Store.
1212Q14c per dozen; Eastern, 1z12Q1bc.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 13G14c per 10
for hens and l4@15c for gobblers; Roost-
ers, So. 75G4.25 for old and IS. .5001 for
young; Broilers, 81. 25@3 for small and So. 50
ga for large; Fryers, sia5; Hens. Aa5;
Geese, 75cM$l per pair; Goslings, 75c@s1
Old 81. 25G150 for young.
GAME,-NOminal
The record-union., 1898-07-17
TORAL'S LETTER.
He Notifies Shafter That He Has
Authority to Capitulate.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The War
Department has posted the following:
PLAYA DEL ESTE near Santiago),
July 16.-The following letter has just
been received: Santiago de Cuba,
July 16. To his excellency, Com
mander-inC Chief American forces-Ex-
cellent Sir: am now authorized by
my Government to capitulate. / have
the honor to apprise you, and request
that you designate hour and place
where my representatives shall appear
to confer with those of your excellency
to effect the articles of capitulation,
on the basis of what has been agreed
upon to this date in due time. 1 wish
to manifest my desire to know the
resolutions of the United States Gov
ernment respecting the return Of the
army, so as to note on the capitula-
tions. also the great courtesy OF your
great graces and return for the great
generosity and influence for the Span
ish soldiers. and allow them to return
to the peninsula. JOSE TORAL,
Commanding General Fourth Army
Corps"
ITO General Shafter, commanding
American forces"
Secretary Alger stated most positive
ly that the Spaniards will not be allow
ed to retain their arms.