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mis.rably. the ally winning sssed mp. Sum-

miserably. the 6lly Winning oased mp. Sum-
mary:
Firut Race-five furlones-orletta, 1os (sheppard)
4 TO 1, won; Fair American. 1o9 tBurnsl 10 70 /
second: Homer Q. Davenport. 1o6 ChitchelD, 40 te
/. third. Time, 1 :06.
Second Raco-one and one-quarter milos-Tom
Middleton, log (vititoe), to o. won; Kalmia, II 2
lMathews). IL to 1, second; Brown DICK, 112 Ct
Burma, o to 1. third Time. 2:loh,
Third Race-Six furlongs-NAy Beach, 101 IT
Burns. to 10, won; Golden Rule, 81 DominioD,
even, second; Marion SAMSON. 1ol ChitchelD. 80 to
], third. Time. 1:I8k.
Fourth Race-one mile-SIlyerton lot C3ullmsn)
8to won; R.civan, 1o5 ~ MathswO.7 to /, sec
ond: Canace, 1o7 CNutt), 8 to 2, third. Time A6k
Fifth Race--six and half furlongs-Lomond. lo1
(Bullmanl, to 1, won; Decoy, los u. Brown, TO
aaoOnd: Man OF Honor, 1O4 (Trotter), to /, third
Time. 1924.
sixth Race One mile-Moroni. ITO IT. BurnD
to 8, won; McCeary, 1o< tvititoe), to /, second
Tillie W, 1O7 Rose. y to !, third. Time, 1:47h.
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Western League.
At Buffalo-Bufalo. 6; Milwaukee,
At Detroit-Detroit, &: St Paul, 2,
At Grand Rapds--Grand Rapids, o; Kansas City, 4.
A. ADMINISTRATIONS o: Minneapolis, o.
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Three base hits-Jennngs. Casey. Mcclure. sacri
Ace hits-Caseys Hughes. Stolen cs-Keeler
DAILY Casey. First base on errOr-BoEton. First
base on bails-Of Hughes, p OFF Nichols, 4. Double
plays-Dahlen and Jennings y, Tenney and Lowe.
Boston, g., Time-2 hours. Umpres-Emslie and
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Iirst base on errors-Chcaeo, .; Cleveland 1. Left
on basos-Chtcago, 4; Cleveland, 8. First base on
balloon Hrghey. {. Struck out BY arifith, 9; by
Hughey. 2: Three-base hit-Mertes. Sacrifice hit
Mertes. Stolen bases-Quinn, Sullivan. Umpires-
oDay and Mcdonald. Time-1 hour and 20
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NEWPORT. Sept. S-For the past two days
there has been mSed IoIts9 Goe; E n progress
has attracted much attention and 1t was
finished tonight with Amateur Champion
ming the two cups. There were some we'll
known players in the tournament but all vent
down before this pair who won in the finals by
tournament was as follows
First Round-Herbert C. Leeds and Mrs. c. Oliver
Iselin beat Fred c. HAvemeyer and Miss A. Potter.
up; II. NJ. Hartman and Mrs. ] J. Aston beat W. p.
Thompson and Mrs. 7. g. Taller, up and to play;
Rutherford and Miss L. Potter. 7 up and to play;
r. p. Keene and Mrs Il. B. DuryeA beat II. o. Have.
Second roand-HArrimAn and Mrs.. Aston beat
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The women's cham pionship OF the Lake
George Golf Club was played on Thursday.
bn ra.ulta vara IN the n nal round.
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First Race-For two year-olds selling; $500 added
last Ave furlongs Of tho Futurity Course.
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HOG PRICES DECLINE
Light Supply and Inferior
Qualify.
TOPS tREST ON 1917 ~
No Cattle Market From Want
of Suitable Stuff

The hog market yesterday. in conform
ity with all the other western markets,
sagged a little and scored a lower quo
tation. 1t was a light day for receipts
and the trading was dull and draggy for
that reason. There was no weakening in
the demand. as there were live orders for
a good line Of fat butcher hogs. Dold,
Armour and Cudahy were active buyers
on hand for all the hogs which might
appear, and everything on sale was quick
~ disposed of at reasonable prices. The
local packing interests took most of the
offerings, but all the several buyers were
Keen Tor good fat hogs. The day before
and Thursday showed up a heavy run
Of hogs and the prices also went accord
lngly. Yesterday the tops were 212 cents
under the tops Of the day before, and
the quality Of the two days justified the
lower point yesterday. There was light
gupply Of wagon hogs and these were of
only fair grade, in the main. The quality
all through the day was below that of the
day previous, as evidenced by the aver
age weight. The average weight was ii
pounds under that of Thursday, but to
offset this was the fact that on the pre-
Nious day there were fifteen cars in and
on yesterday only four. This market was
IN All respects more than in line with
hte other western markets. The lower
tone as quoted here was due as much to
the light supply and inferior grade of
stock as anything else. The other west
ern centers reporting a lower tendency
did not influence this market to any ma
terial extent. Good hogs and lots of them
would have sold yesterday at stronger
prices than were recorded, but the very
lack of this class of stock made a drop
in enthusiasm and caused the 2lk-cent
decline
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BASEBALL
wAsHINGTON. 4: BAH.rIMoRE, 8

WASHINGTON, 4; BALTIMORE, 3.
Washington, July 7.-McGinnity was
rather wild today and the Senators hit
him frequently. Poor base-running pre-
vented the home team from, scoring often
er. Attendance, 1900. Score: r IL +
Washington .........2 0 1 0 0 IA 10 l
Baltimore ...........O 00OO12 Oo-3 2
Observation-Disclosures Mercer ard Kite
tredge: Baltimore. McGinnity and Robin
son: Umpires, Mcdonald and Manassau.
LOUISVILLE, 6; CINCINNATI. 8.
Louisville, July THE Colonies made It
thre straight from the Reds today. Brett
enstein was batted hard in the first three
innings. Attendance, 1000. Score: r II
Louisville ............1 0 0001 o. s II
Cincinnati ...........O 0 O.O02-3
Batteries - Louisville, Bowling and
Powers; Cincinnati. Breitenstein and
Wood. Umpires. Gaffney and Latham.
BOSTON. s; NEW YORK, 3.
Boston, July THE large number OF
bases given on balls today robbed the
game OF much interest. Carr'ck did fair
IN we'll until the last inning. when ne
was hit hard. Attendance, 2,20a. Score:
RHE
Boston ..OO112o13-S,5
New York ...........2 0 0 0 90 o. D
Batteries-Boston. Willis and Clarke;
New York, Carrick and Grady. Umpires,
Emslie and Smith.
PITTSBURG, I: CHICAGO, s.
Pittsburg. July 7.-Gsrvin had two bad
innings, the second and third. where the
Pittsburgs made nine hits and all Of ;he!r
runs. The feature was Green's batting.
Out Of five times at bat he made fnur
hits, with a total of nine bases. Attend
ance, 1900. Score: X II r
Pittsburg ..........04S00 90 Il
Chicago .............20 11O011-6 y
misunderstanding. Tannehill, Lever
and Schriver; Chicago. Garvin and Dono-
hue. Umpires, SwartwOod and Hunt.
BROOKLYN, 9; PHILADELPHIA, I.
New York, July Dunn was batted
safely for nine hits with a total Of sixteen
bases In the first three innings today, bUt
he allowed only three singles In the re-
naming six. Brooklyn rallied in the sew
en;h, winning out by clever team WORK.
score. RHE
Philadelphia .......1 2SO10o 90 y 5
Brooklyn ............1 2 0 O l 0 - y
Bat;eries-Pailade!p Mssee and Nc
Farland: Brooklyn. Dunn and Smith. M
pires. Lynch and Connolly. Atteadanc',
$500.
St Louis. Mo, July mo game; wet
grounds.
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The aaaitba paIv gagIs Saturday BOrnua gnIy sos

Chicago authority says: The market 10
without speculative feature. There is nei-
Their bull nor bear leadership In an i'm
portant way. Hog receipts are large,
stocks are heavy; on the other hand, ship
ments of product and exports are ahead
Of last years. The season is passing
from the period Of light to enlarged con-
sumption. IL is as popular to purchase
provisions in June for a summer rally as
II is 10 take on grain. The increase on
the stock Of short ribs and lard for June
a little exceeded the expectation, but the
increase was not nearly so heavy as for
June, 1885. The South has moved along
pretty well into the summer without yell
low fever. When the anxiety over this
has passed away the bull will feel much
greater confidence. The feeling in every
class is conservative one. 1t is believed
that the hog run viii be heavy for several
weeks more and that there will come a
gradual letting up. Consumption is
heavy. Provisions have yet to sympathize
with the improvement in prices which has
been so general
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, July 7.-Cattle-The cattle mar
ket was little lower today, prices drop
ping 10 l0c per 100 pounds. An unu-
sually large number OF cattle for Friday
were received.
Hogs-Receipts today were fairly heavy,
prices ruling about &c lower. Light hogs,
s3.s0qf.0O; mixed lots, S3.75G3.95; heavy,
IS. 65T3.9 7I5; pigs, S3.5OQ3. 80; cuus and
rough lots, s. .59f3.70.
Sheep-The sheep trade was fairly active
today and with prices unchanged. Re-
ceipts consisted largely of spring lambs
Inferior 10 prime focks brought $3.75G
$50; yearlings, S5.00Q6.35; for sheep the
ruling prices were g. .O0g5.0o.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs 31,7OS; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, natives, 1900; Texans, 500. Market
steady to strong and active; native steers
heavy. $5.Ood5.60; medium, A.03Gj.SO;
Texas steers, 81. O0d5.2 90; Texas cows. e. 90
ass; native cows and heifers. s.. 00Gj 10;
stockers and feeders, 50. 10q5.00; bulls, ZS5
@4.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market dull; pack
ers strong to &c higher; bulk OF sales. s.. IS
d3.95; heavy, s.. SGd4 .o2l1; packers. 50. $50
100; mixed. $3.SOd3.97la: light, S3.TOQ3. 80;
workers. s.. SOlfS. 30; pigs, s.. T0d3. 50.
lambs. So. 1868; clipped muttons, $1,000
40; stockers and feeders, $3.25G3.75; bulls
$3.O0q3.5O.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. July .-Cattle-Receipts. 100,
including 800 Texans; market steady; fair
to choice native shipping and export
steers 81. 90G5.40. with fancy worth up to
s.. IS; dressed beef and butcher steers.
S4.10G5.50; steers. under 1000 pounds, 1875
d5.25; packers and feeders. $3.00d4.50;
COWS and helfers, $2.25d5. 90; bulls. s.. S01
3.35; Gamers. 81 .5Od2, s.; Texas and Indian
steers. $3.40I4.95; cows and heifers, cog
AIS.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market steady;
pigs and lights, So. $685.; packers, 50. S09
$50; butchers. s.. 90d4 90.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady at
decline. Native muttons $4.00G4. 60; spring
lambs, $4.2JI6 60: culls and bucks. 5000
AS; stockers g. 90d3. Is.
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Western Isesgue.
THE WEAFAES


Wichita. Kan. Jury T. i>99.
Local forecaS; for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair until Sunday.
During the pass - hours the highest
tenperaturs has been -. the loves; Is.
and the mean "A. with heavy rain most Of
the time from midn.sSl; until 10 a. m. AMI
light rain from loss TO 1850 a. N. The
total rainfall was 2.45 inches, OF which
sa7 inches fell before a. m. This rain
was accompanied by a moderate thunder
storm and was followed by cles ring
weather with gentle southeast TO north
east wind ana higher pressure.
Thus far this month the rainfall has
been "a inches. or 2ls inches more ;hau
the normal for the period. This day has
been 10 degrees cooler than YESTERDAY
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, July 7.-Forecast for sat
urfay and Sunday;
Kansas-Fair Saturday; probably threat
en!ng sunday; northwesterly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian TerTitory-Show-
ers Saturday; probably lair sunday:
southerly winds.
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| $l.Gl; July, $50; September. &c; October,
SSi2c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July T-wheat-Close: Sep
| TENDER. -; December. 6Sssc; cash, No. 2
| hard, &c: No. 8, eSgS6c; No. 2 red, zoe;
No. 8, 6sa6sc.
Corn-September. 30l4c; cash. No. mix
| ed, 32c; No. white. S214gS23sc; No. 3.
| 311ad32c
Oats-No. white, 2s14c
Rye-No. 2 sc.
Hay-Choice timthy, $7259775; choice
| prairie, 81. 2516.50.
Butter-Creamery. 14.kG1s,sc; dairy. 1sc.
Eggs-Fresh, 1Oc.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis. July 7.-Wheat-Closng low
err; No. 2 red, cash. elevator, 74Ac: track,
75d76c; July. nae: September. 75hc ask
ed: December, TIC bid; No. 2 hard, 79ls
Q72c.
Corn-Lower: No. cash, 33c; track, s5c
July, 3224c; September, 32Xc bid; Decem-
Der. 3lsac asked.
Oats-Lower; No. 2 cash, 2s1kc: track.
&c; July, 2S+sc; September. 2O7sc asked;
No. white, 29G3eI1c.
Rye-Quiet; Sc.
Overwhelmingly; 1885,
Pork-F'irm; 49,
Lard-Quiet; prime steam. 81. s21s; choice
s4g7.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Dry salt meats-BoXed shoulders, $500;
extra shorts, 1870; clear ribs, $500; clear
sides, S5.121e.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders $50: extra
shorts, 5.S712; clear ribs, $50; clear
sides, $50.
Recelpts-Flour. 5000; wheat, 1900; corn
SO, 600; oats. 5000.
shipments-Flour. 1900; wheat, 1000;
corn, 81, 600; oats. 1900.
NEW YORK.
New York, July 7.-Flour-Receipts, a.
30; exports. 3.i51. Quiet and easy.
Rye four-Dull.
Corn meal-Quiet.
Barley-Steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 227,s5o; exports. 1885.
Options opened weak and declined most
of the session under more favorable crop
prospects and low English cables. Scat
tered holding of long wheat came out
and foreign houses sold. Export trade
proved liberal in the afternoon and final
ly rallied. The market closed firm at is9
Fsc net decline. SpRt market steady; No.
2 red, S0lsc. (. o. b., affoat; No red,
1850, elevator: No. 1 northern Duluth,
size Z. o. b.. afloat to arrive; No. ] hard
Duluth, s5isc, (. o. b.. afloat to arrive:
July, 7s7sd791sc. closed 7shc; September,
7S7sG7S2ic. closed 7S%c; December. SOis9
Corn-Receipts. 200. 500: exports. soo,254.
Spot steady: No. .. $S&c T. o. b., afioat;
3S2ic elevator. Options opened easier, with
wheat, but later rallied on big export pur-
chases and closed firm at &c net advance;
July. IS 9-lG63SHc. closed 3Ss4c; September
3Ss4 d39c. closed sec.
Oats-Receipts. 1880: exports, 25,Zi5.
Spot. weaker Options. dull.
Butter-Receipts. 5.2ii packages: firm:
western creamery, 15alsisc: factory. 124
14iic.
Cheese-Receipts. e,4s3 packages; steady;
large white. Sc: small white. SIC; large
colored. Sc: small colored. SIC.
ECgs-Receipts. 1857 packages: market
barely steady; western, 1il2c; southern,
9d1lc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. July 7.-Corn-American mix
ed spot steady: old. steady. IS SID Flu
lures, steady; July, IS 414d; September. is
5iid.
Wheat-Futures. dull: July. IS SID: Sep
TENDER. Is esd; No. red northern Duluth
6s I'D.
Receipts Of wheat during the past three
days. 327 ,0n centals. including 1&.0oo
American. Receipts of American corn du-
ring the past three days. 2S4, 400 centals.
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20 my patients and using. it in my family.
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DRY GOODS SIiR2ETs

New York. July 7.-Active business in
cotton goods Is without material change
but more bids for staple lines are not.ca-
bic where buyers endeavoT. seldom sue
ceSsfuily. 10 10 ain SOME increase IN prce.
A leading lines Of brown bieached cot
IONS continue quite steady. although not
selling with any freedom. Coarse eolored
c1ttouS are aul. Business in pint cloths
!n small lots outside OF Fail River al
ll-lsc for regulars. Others dul! and IN
changed. Prints guie: and unchanged de-
rnards: e.ughaurs. firm. Woo!en and Wor-
SEED mems war fabrics and dress goods
In fair demand q; firm prices Linens
firm and low grades advancing. Bar-aps
,Igl1f ard steady
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METAL sIAHHET.

New YORK.. July THE leading feature
OF Interest in tOday's metal market was
a further marked advance IN tin. brought
sa; by strong EagLSa cables favorable
news from primary points and active de-
rraad from consumers, the latter 5c-h
fsr home and foreign account Copper and
sre-:-r showed pronounced strength bu:
70 rna-e-ia, change 81 quotations Al the
close th= metal exchanSe called pix ron
war-zn;sc nominal At sl@-Sf: lake copper
n-rn. VITA sis bad and $50 asked. In
higher. and urzetfied. Si;h g. Oi5 and
a. = asked iead unchanged with H-5)
h-d ard s4.ss asked: sPsiter. hrner. STA
s. ao bid and So asked h brokers
pr.ce for lead Is $4.S. and for eopps=.
asa
81. Louis. July LEAD, stro7g A-z5lza
1 %: koe.iar. sarcaR and asghes. go
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York, July 7.-CoTee-Options
opened steady az unchanged prices and
ruled rather more active and frnes on
covering. following small receipts ~ san
It's and BIO. and better cables generally
from Europe and Brazil. SHORTS covered.
bur Investment parties to0k a9-d- caus-
irE activity. closed steady: sales. n,leo
bsgs including August. So Se2itno Der.
81 -: October. $50; Move moer. az: De-
carnbsr. E@ January. s5.75; February.
s. O.. March. &. X. spot-Rio, DUH: mild.
Gu. but steady.
Susa--Raw. steady 20 firm; fair REIN
ing. &c: centrifugal, = tesi- 4izc. Re
fined firm ard active. crushed. $; pow
81 l.. granilLate1 5 i-s..
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Foreign stock. aud ~I0pev.

Paris, July T.-Business on the bourse
today opened favorably. encouraged by
the Transvaal news. but later Il was I'M
decided owing to the absence OF transac-
tions. Prices closed steady. Information
ais were maintained except Spanish As.
Rio Tintos were I'm owing 10 the sieadi-
ness Of copper. Kaffirs started In good de-
mand on London purcfsa sing but closed
below the best quotations of the day.
Berlin. July There was sharp re-
covery I'm prices on he boc-se today. To-
cal shares and Transvaal shares improved.
Otherwise the market was quiet.
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New York. July Money on call was
steady at 4I2 and IL per cent; last
loan 4I-2 per cent; prime mercantile pa
per 3 IA and per cent. Sterling eX-
change weak. with acuial business In
bankers bills at S4.S7dS4.S7 IA for demand
and at $iS4 3-4d4S5 for sixty days: posted
rates $4.s6q4S6 1-2 and Sass IL. CONNER
ciaI bills Sass. Silver certificates G0gsi.
Bar silver 60 S-s. Mexican dollars q 4.
Government ponds strong; state bonds IN
active: railroad bonds irregular.
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ness of call money and the failure OF rates
to relax Immediately. On Friday the tone
was generally firm and was not affected
by official denials OF the exaggerated re-
ports about the vanderbilt-Pennsylvania
alliance. The junior Vanderbilt stocks
were strong features. and advances were
also recorded in most OF the Gould prop
critics.
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London, July THE wool auction sales
were continued. with the usual good at
tendance. Competition was very spirited
T: ON all directions. A good selection Of
Merinos was taken by France and Ger
many. Yorkshire buyers anxious!y Sc
cured the best lambs which are in strong
demand. good selection of cross-breds.
largely lower grade. met with better
demand. American buyers puprchased
medium good greasy cross-breds. The
number of bales offered was ii.Os9.
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Coi5ra6o s5rn<s. 1aiy 7-ffnz- Atlzi
s;svsnsoa. former vice rsse'Asss = -
I-si;sd s'atss. delivered ~ address, bstsrs
TIRE Co3orz63 sta.e Bag zsspsisfiea -
'-Tsss IzzT~r II Psi!tics,~ BE Eass a.
sxhzuEstve argument II fayss q fhs laT-
yer ;zkia< ap psliises. sis5ysxh - Sc
elars4 rncgE rncs4g eosi1 - naass ~
avosd1ng = Mr. sssTtnsSa wss So gsssf
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Treasury .stnt..ns~ut.

Washington. July 7.-TOday's statement
Of the condition Of the treas''.v sIov ?:
Available cash balance. s27.s53. 900; lid
rcserye. S2i7. q. G1q
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CASH OTOTATlONS-

FIQur-Qu!ct.
Wleat-No. spring. 71Sa7I-sc; No. >
red. 72ssT7lc
Corn-No. ,. 33ssc: No. yellow. asT7,a,.
Oats-No. ?. 2ii-H25c: No. white. sc:
No white. -. f-7i.c
Rye-Nn. >. 5sc
Flaxseed-N0. l. 81 ON
Prime timothy seeds. i1Tc =
Mess p3vk-Per hb,.. $ .5,T> -
Iard-Psr 100 lbs. 81 S5d4 S.
Short ribs sides Goose si.C5a4 ~: dry
ssted shoulders boxed 5taif5i-c: short
clear sides boxed 5isd52sc.
WhiSky-D.SEillers' finished gyoiS. per
gal. $.3.
Sugar-Cut loaf s5.o2; graduated. s5.a
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BANK CLEARING%

New York. July T-The following table.
compiled by Bradstres;s shows the bank
clearlngs at the principal cities for the
past week. with the percentage OF in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week la Il year:
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RE,-FTPTS AND sHTpNrE,vTs

On the Produce Exchange. today. the
market closed a follows:
Butter-Weak. creamery. lsl-IiSc; dairy
Ii6i5isc.
Caeese-Steaiy: SGac.
Esgs-Eresh. IS1sc.
Chicago. July 7-NIeat-<0- red. "a
74c. No. 5 red. 7ef112c; No. hard winter.
7ei-c: No. ; hard winter. sslsc; No
northern spring. 55677@izc; No. : northern
spring. 1i-f73c; No sprtng. Sg1izc:
Co-n-No. =. 25isc: No. , LAC
Oats-No. :. 2szsc; No. 5. 2fisc
Barley-Cash. ssegs2c
Rye-July. sef5sise; September. Sc
Flax-cash. rnxthxest- TIA: Ao"ss-@sS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-08

/ can testify to the world that
DR.. Burkhart's Vegetable COM
pound has performed cures IN
cases of rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver and Stomach Troubles
and Female Weaknesses that
have astonished the medical
profession. l am prescribing II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-08

Tnis large and commodious structure
was formally opened TO the public Ga the
10th OF November. II II owned and con-
iroIled by two Of wichita's well known
physicians. aud 10 v well arranged ana
furnished for the treatment OF The s.s.
and afflicted. Medical and Surgical Dis-
eases OF wOmsn. Diseases CO The Ssrv0ua
System. Diseases Of the Bran. Eye las,
Throat. Heart. Liver and kldneys. De-
fornhties OF the Body. Morphine. Cocaine
and Choral Habits. and all diseases that
usually come 10 places of this character.
A home for the poor and rich alike as ali
operations and medical treatment are alb
solutely free at this Institution. and the
only charge that is made Il q small hos
pltal fee 10 pay the running expenses for
food and nursing. The proprio,Ors viii
furnish the very best Of references to al
who may contemplate coming. Write
them for circular with photo OF the buna-
ing. and address all communications 20
MARTHA WASHINGTON HONE,
Wtahffa Eansas