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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-11-09
THE CENTURY
MAGAZINE
IN 1900
NOVEL LTY IN LITERARY
AND ART FEATURES,
PRINTING IN COLOR.
THE BEST ILLUSTRATIONS,
With Coles Engravings and
Castaignc's Drawings.
A New and Superbly illustrated
Life Of Cromwell,

By the Right Hon. John Morley, M p.
THE conductors of The Century take
especial pleasure in announcing this
as The leading historical serial of the
magazine in 1900. No man is more com.
petent than John Morley, who was se-
lected by Mr.. Gladstone's family to write
the biography of Gladstone, to treat
Cromwell in the spirit of the end of the
nineteenth century.
The illustrations will be remarkable.
Besides original drawings, there will be
valuable unpublished portraits lent by
Her Majesty, the Queen, and by the
owners of the greatest Cromw collec.
tions Other features include:
ERNEST SETON-THOr1PSON'S
Biography Of a Grizzly" delightfully."-
illustrated by the artist-author. the
longest and most important literary
work of the author of "Wild Animals
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PARIS. LLUsTRATED.B cAsTAIdNE.
series of papers for the, Exposition
year, by Richard Whiteing, author of
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trated with more than sixty pictures by
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views of the Paris Exposition.
LONDON, ILLUSTRATED BY PHIL MAY.
A series af papers on the East End of
London by Sir Walter Besant, with pic
lures by Phil May and. Joseph Pennell.
SAILING ALONE AROUND THE WORLD.
The record of a voyage of 46, 900 miles
undertaken single-handed and alone in
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THE AUTHOR OF "hUGH WYNNE,"
DR.. s. Weir Mitchell, will furnish short
serial of remarkable psychological in.
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and there will be short stories by all the
leading writer's.
A CHAPTER FROM MARK TwAINs
ABANDONED AUTOBIO0PHY.
LITERARY "REMINISCENCES.
Familiar accounts of Tepnyson, Low.
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tie and Holmes.
IMPORTANT PAPERS
By Governor Theodore Roosevelt, Pres.
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Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Woodrow Viii.
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A1ERIcAN SECRET HISTORY.
A series of papers of commanding in.
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THE ART WORK OF THE CENTURY.
1t is everywhere conceded that The
Century has led the world in art. Tim
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-11-09

See our line of Fur Scarfs and
Collarettes before buying. We
save you money on these goods.
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No impudent, street-door ropers-
in required here. Our big stock,
low prices and honorable methods
Of doing business attract the peo-
pie and hold their confidence.
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THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
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great many people ask often why sell goods so
cheap and like this We buy for cash, and that
goods bought CHEAP and sell cash and that
saving of 10 to IS per from bad accounts We
willing to give customers the benefit of this saving and
this is why sell cheap
system like that gives consumer prices like
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MEMS SHIRTS!

Both dress and work styles, at
very low prices. We place on
sale to-day % doz. mems unlaun-
dried shirts, carefully made from
Wamsutta Muslin, with finely fin
ished linen fronts, at SOC. You
never saw better one costing 75c.
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NIGHT ROBES

For Ladies and Gentlemen, we'll
made, from a fine, heavy quality
of outing flannel, in neat patterns,
at only 30 cents. Cheaper than
you can make them at home.
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CARPETS! !!

Contracted for last spring, and
selling, as long as they last, as
cheap as ever known. Now is
the time to buy these goods. Lin
oleums, Oil Cloths and Rugs in
great variety.
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You can get g. d. waists at Hibben's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

Sheep-Buyers Of sheep were rather .ex.
acting and Disseminated against COM
mon lots Of sheep and lambs despite the
ged demand; spring lambs sold at s.. e
SSS for inferior to prime; sheep went al
SS-OOd5- 70 for good 10 prime, down TO s. 90
p3.25 for culls; year.ings were irreguiarly
lower ar $4.5eGs.Go.
Receipts-Cattle 1850; hogs 46eo0; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 10.-CattIe-Receipts
800 natives, 100 Texans; best, steady;
others weak; native steers, $4.0Od5. 40;
Texas steers, 50. 70fI4.40; Texas cows, g %
ass; native cows and heifers, s.. 50d5 90;
stockeFs and feeders, S3.50G4 so; bulls.
s.. 5Od4.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market strong: Sc
higher; bulk Of sales, g. SG3.95 heavy,
s3.&d4.O5; packers. 8. s5G4.OO; mixed. s.. 50
$50; light, s.. TOa3.90; workers., $s.SJg3. 80;
Pigs, g. 6Oa3. IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady;
lambs, S.0od6.25; muttons. Ss.25d5 90.
ST LOUIS
ST. Louis, July 0.-Cattle-Receipts. a.
go; market steady 20 strong: beef steers,
81 I0d5.I5; the outside for fancy. Light
steers to dressed beef grades, g. 75G5 90:
stockers and feeders, s.. $4,000; cows and
he1fers, 2.5SG5.00; Texas and Indian
steers, -. 40I5.0o; cows and heifers, s. 30El
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850; market s cents
higher; pigs and lights. S.9Gd4.05; pack
ers, S.S5d4.00; butchers, s. 95d4.l0.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market strong; ma
tives. $3.0oH4.6O; lambs. "a. 5ca6. Is; Texas
sheep, s.. 75d4.I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

Beers cfter. OF the franchise Il ooviOcsly
inadequate to the imperial government.
but l. declared satisfactory 70 the Cape
premier. mi suggests the possibility OF
serious trouble with the Cape. Money
was also dearer a-1.i consols went down
IL Americans were weak Throughout
the day. fne British hank statement was
not liked and It e feared worse state
meut Is coming. Tie market hung under
parity TIL afternoon. when New YORK alb
sorbed q little stock. The close was heavy
at the wurSa Only AtchiSOns and Shssa-
peake and Ohio showed any strength
London. July 1a.-ClOsing: cOnsOls for
money. les s-1s; for the account. loS Ills;
Canadian Pacific 100 Is; Erie "a: Erie
frsts preferred = Ii: Illinois CeCsral 1ls:
Northern Pacific preferred - II; 81. Paul
common ia Is: New York Central 143:
Pennsylvania 81 IS; Reading % 80; Union
Pacific preferred -; AtehiSon - SIS; Lou
isville q IS. Bar silver quiet. q I'D per
ounce. Grand Trunk. : IS Money per
cent. Anaconda II IS: Rate OF DISCOUNT
in the open market for short bills 2 IS
per cent
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HOG MARKET GOES Up
Just Fair Monday Supply and
Quality Light.
TOPS STILL AT $685.
Cattle Market Steady With
Fair Supply.

There were higher markets for hogs
at all the western live stock centers yes
terday and the local market wheeled into
line all right with the rest for higher
tendency. There were five cars OF hogs
yarded yesterday and all of them sold
at the best prices the universal markets
could warrant There was a good, live
demand for fat butcher hogs and more
Of this class and grade would have sold
a. the best market price. For Monday
1t was not an especially strong day. so
far as receipts were concerned. There
was light supply OF wagon hogs. but
all from this division were Of the best
grade and all sold we'll As a matter Of
fact the wagon and local trade yesterday
took away the top prices. This was due
alone 10 the fact that the three small
punches Of local hogs were far beyond
anything offered from the car shipments.
There were three punches Of hogs, two
heavy and one medium heavy, both with
out dockage which received the top price
Of the day. The tops for car hogs went
q S.S2iz and this was q very good load
Of mediums. 1t was a very fair day all
around. but not heavy In point Of volume
of receipts. The bulk range showed a Is
cent limit and this took in practically ali
>
market was at all times in lire with all
the other western markets, so far as tone
and strength were concerned, and the
sales made were in all cases to the best
advantage OF the shippers. and were
strong for the quality Of hogs offered. The
average weight for the car hogs for the
day was only al pounds, and this repre-
scented all the car hogs offered. This was
only medium light and showed the in
herent strength of the market since this
light weight received the same strong
prices which were early recorded for the
other western live stock centsrs. The
total volume of receipts was light, but
not bad for the first day Of the week.
Everything on sale was quickly disposed
of. and al the best prices. There was a
good demand all day and the business
so long as the hogs lasted, was good and
prices ruled firm. The market was cents
higher on a general quotation.
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middHnE, 3-4c.
Government Report on COttoo.
Washington. July 1o.-FolloWing Is the
monthly cotton crop report issued today
by the department Of agriculture: The
monthly cotton report of the statistician
Of the department Of agriculture will
show an average condition OF SIS, as
compared with ST. last month; 91.2 on
July !, 1893; S. at the corresponding date
in 1897, and a ten-year average Of IS.
The condition OF the principal states Is
reported as follows: North Carolina, SIS;
South Carolina. IS: Georgia. s.: Florida,
90; Alabama. S.; Mississippi. 50; Louisi-
ana, S.; Texas, 90; Arkansas. s.; Tennes-
see, 81; Oklahoma, IS; Indian Territory,
81. In South Carolina, Florida and Ala
bama the condition corresponds exactly
with the ten-years averages in those
states, in North Carolina and Tennessee
il IS ! point and in Texas points above
the ten-years average. and in Georgia It
is g. in Mississippi ). in louisiana 4. and
in Arkansas points below the ten-year
average. There was a general improve
ment during the month Of une, Georgia
and Oklahoma, each with a decline Of 3
points. being the only exceptions. Special
attention is called to the fact that no ac-
count whatever is taken in this report Of
the loss resulting from the overflow of the
BraZos river in Texas. The reports from
the flooded region were sent in just before
the overflow and no definite and reliable
estimate of the extent Of the damage can
vet be made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

L>1ud1z. July Ia-Ane-scaa securisses
were sos1ST5zt Joil 81 80 per state
merits q the AsSScls;ed szsks IL SeE
York kss1ed SATURDAY ard ioEe- waH
s,reSc Qgstatiouz P'rtcss improved la:er
o. hu- fsiI q sEaSa aid ef1@e1 easy
=fth tse 5sEaas dlzs- spsnIsh as ei1z.s-s
= Is GoAa ~ B2soDs Ayrss ii4sa IT,
an0uut q hE1isoa tsk@n izt5 tas Bank
. EoEisrsi "a hslz,e@s today wzs e. 50
SsE York. guly s3-C1uzzTc.al NJ
ys-zlssrs Bo13Sa Saa1zsaI ezb8s<Tzzs.
--Ths markets Usre .<Tvvss bsrs ss1ay.
sszEzg trosb.s - - TEzzsraaA M
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Western IsetEue.
THE WEATHER

Wichita, Kan. July 10. 1879
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Wednesday. fair.
During the past - hours the highest
temperature has been g. the Lowest &.
and the mean :. which Is thr.4e SsSres :
above the normal. WIN mostly clear
weather and light soU;a 10 south ast
wind.
Beginning at IN the morning. TIE tenn
peratu-es Tor the various hours we're ss
follows: At s, 81; az :. q; AZ s. 3: II :
IS; at 10. 81; a. II. -: 4: noon. X: a. !
-: at .. 81; at :. -; at 4 -: .: :. -: AZ
g. IS: NJ :. y; and the average fo- TIE
daylight hours was s.
For the past week the total rainfall rss
been &c inches. and the average TEN
perature IS. or about / degree A DAY ah5va
the normal FRED l. JOHNSON
Observer.
Washington. July ie.-Forecast f5-
Tuesday and wednesday:
KAaSas-Increasing clOuG.nsss and CO.
e. Tuesday; probably showers WeiTrs-
day: variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Tsrri:orv-Fsf,
Tuesday: increasing clsuainess Wednss-
day; soutaeastsriX winds.
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Butter-Creamery. l411d1s1zc: dairy, 1Sc
/ Egg=Fresh, i9c.
ST. LOUIS
| st. Louis, July 10.-Wheat-Closed low
er; No. red cash. elevator, 7iisc: track
/ 75d75Ize; July, 73@4c asked; September
74c asked; December, 7ss4c bid; No. hard
| lie.
COrn-Lower; No. 2 cash. 34c; tracw,
| sic; September, csc; September, 327sC
asked: December. &c asked.
| Oat-Easy: No. cash, sc; track, 81:
| aZ7c; July. 23i=c asked; September, 2ossc
J bid: No. white, CSC.
I Rye-Nominally lower; e0c-
Flour-Dull, steady; patents. S.1G3.O;
| straight, $3.z5d3.4o; clears, $. e0Gs.2a.
Dry salt meats-Hisher; boxed shoul-
ders. $5.l2: extra shor;. s5.12i.; clear ribs,
/ SIS; clear sides. $50.
| Bacon-Strong; boxed shoulders. $50;
! extra shorts, S.s-l.; clear ribs, SSH:
| clear sides, ss.12iz.
! Receipts-Flour. 4,oo0; wheat, s., Geo; corn
| 10000; oats, $500.
Shipments-Flour SEQ; wheat s,cc0; corn
| e1,ono; oats. 5000.
NEW YORK.
New York July 0.-Flour-Receipts, "a =
s43 barrels: exports. sIT7. Dull and barely
steady; Minnesota patents. S-s0Q5.o5.
Rye fiOur-Dull.
Corn meal-Quiet
Barley-Steady.
Barley malt-Dull
wheat-Receipts. 20.s25; exports. sos53
Spot, No. red. 1880 {. o. b., afoat: No.
1 northern Duluth. SG>sc. Z. o. b., afoat
10 arrive; No. hard Duluth. A@sc {. o. b.,
ahoat 10 arrive; No. red, TI7sc. elevator.
Options opened easy on favorable pros
poets, and thereafter ruled steady and
very dull. A smaller visible supply in
crease than expected and natural uncer-
ta!ncy about the crop report kept short
interest evened up. Export demand was
fair. Near the close prices easde OF IN
der realizing and were finally easy at
sc decline from Saturdays curb close:
July, 7sssG1Ss4c, closed 7S@sc; September,
7SG7Sssc, closed TSlsc: December. 7eisc
Corn-Receipts, 24.75o bushels: exports,
-. oil. Spot No. .. 4O;sc (. o. b., afioat,
5S@sc elevator. Options. market opened
steady. II was dull, but quiet and steady
all day. influenced by cable and liberal
visible supply decreases; closed steady at
Il TO &c net decline: July. 4sIsc; Septem-
Der. 39is fI3eitc closed 5ei4c.
Oats-Receipts, 1850 bushels; exports,
3o5Si. Spot steady; options. market dull.
Hops-Steady.
Cut meats-Firm.
Hides-Steady.
Butt4r-Receipts. IL142 packages; qu!er:
steady; western creamery. l5aiS4=c; fac
tory. 124lH4c.
Cheese-Receipts. y 2Se packages; quiet;
large white Sc: small white. SIC; large
colored. Sc: small colored. sac.
Eggs-Receipts. u s34 packages; trregu-
ler; western, 4izdl5i.c.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, July 10.-Wheat-Futures
quiet; July, IS sgd; September. IS I'D:
December. IS sd.
Corn-Futures steady: July. SIS 42sd; Sep
TENDER, IS 5ssd; October, IS Sd.
The imports Of wheat into Liverpool
for the week from Atlantic ports Is $500
quarters; from Pacific ports. 17o00; from
other ports. go quarters. The IMPORTS
Of American corn from Atlantic ports
for the week, $500 quarters.
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LIvEsTOCK MARKErs.
CHICAGO

Chicago. July Io.-Catsle-Receipts Of
cattle were large today and after last
weeks light market buyers were PEE
pared 70 take hold free.y. Prices were
strong 10 % cents higher: Oeef stee : sod
on basis Of &.7ei4.75 fcr common W
20 S-50flS.S for the more cioics.
Hogs-The demand for hogs was good
Today and despite the large receipts. the
market was well cleaned up. Lights
brought S.SafI4.07 mixed lots sold fer
SSsa4-0sis; heavy AT s.. S0l4.0-is: cults
end rough lets for $a.@95.75; Pigs 3.S0g
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CHICAGO

Chicago. July lo.-Whea:-No. = red. -
a74izc; No. 3 red, 7lGe1tzc: NJ. . hard
winter. lie: No hard winter. 20. &c. No
l northern sPri1g- 72t-sl - NJ : north
ern spring. 71t=G72i-c; No. . spring, so
Ike.
Cora-No. /. sc: No. 3 S1l.a14c-
Oa,s-No. 8 efi.aE5c: No. ?. &c
F1ax-Cash. northwest 81. 81: southwest
s7i-c; July. SIC; September. 80; October.
Sac
Butter-wszk; cresneaes. 1870 &c; daI-
res, lldI5izc.
Poultry-Fyrn; turkeys. SC; chickens. .
asixc-
EEES-S,sady; loss OF. Gases returned.
EI-c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. JGiy observation-disclosures
Der. SI.c: cash. No S7izsSSc. No =
s.Ts7c; No red. 7e..d7I,zc. No. :, s76
g.
Corn-Sep ;ember. sSssc: No mixed. 80:
No . white. Gessc: NJ. : II
OAts-No. white, 9izc-
Rye-No- 2 Sc
prairie, $50.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. July l0.-'Me;slsThe tea-
ture OF the day in the local market for
metals was a stiffening OF copper, lead
and speItdI Influenced by favorable ad-
wees from the west and abroad Tin SUI
fered slight reaction under n withdrawal
OF buyers and a willingness Of producers
10 accept old Offering sales. A. the close
OF the market The exchange called pig
iron warrants quiet and nominal al SIC -:
lake copper firmer. with SlSG bid ard
$3.50 asked: tin easier. with SS bid and
SeS . asked; lead hrmer. with si-5J bid
and $40 asked: spelter firm. with So
bid and = - asked. The brokers price
for lead is S.35 and for copper. S1s.95
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Inlet-
wheat-No. 2 spring. 7llzG7sc; No. 3
spring. 7od72izc.
Corn-No. :. SSzc; No. yellow, s44d
3i2.c.
Oa,s-No. :. e4izT35c; No. white. 27'=c:
No. white. 25i=a2Si.c
Rye-No. . SEC
Flax seed-No. l. CSC, Northwest. 81 coz
1ol
Prime timothy ssed-S245
Mess pork-Per bbl.. s.. s55S7e
Lard-Per l0O lbs. s5.e5d5.Z7Iz
Snort ribs sides Coosel <4.S5T5.l1: dry
salted shoulders. (boxed) 5is G5iz. snort
clear sides Cboxed) S5.sgG5.3a
Wh.sky-DistFfers finished goods, per
gal SIS
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, July Io-Coffee-options
opened steady at unchanged prices to 8
points lower and ruled quiet. with an
easy undert0ne. European cables being
unsatisfactory and Brazilian receipts in
cIeasing. with no speculation here, while
the demand from spot buyers was small
and warehouse deliveries light: closed
dull. unchanged 20 ) points lower; sales.
7.0nO bags including August. $40; Sep
TENDER. $3.50; October. $.S5; December.
So: June. $50.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining. : 1916:
centrifugal. 9S test. 7-lsc; molssses su-
gar. 3 i3-isc; refined. steady; crushed &C:
powdered. 5Sc; graduated. Sic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
BASEBALL
BOSTON. as; NEW YORK. o-s.

Boston. July 10.-The Champions took
both games from the New Yorks today,
the first by brilliant fielding, and the sec
ond through great batting by Tenney.
The second game was vastly exciting. a s
the visitors tied the score in the seventh
and il took two extra innings 10 decide
the contest. Hamilton's two-ba gger and
a terrific drive by Tenney settled mat
tiers. Attendance, $500. Score: H Z
Boston ...............11 0O0lO0"- 36 l
New York ........0 100000 2
Naturalization. Lewis and Bergen:
New York. Seymour and Grady. Empires.
Emslia and Smith.
. Second game p II E
Boston ...........Oo2o21o0 ISIS /
New York 200 105 0000-5 l
Batteries-Boston, Nichols and Clarke;
New York. Garrick and Grady. EMPIRES,
Emslie and Smith.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

Bo1ds Eeaersliy were weak Tots, Saies
par wake q z7-so Uni;sa State IS reg
ister~1 advanced Is ard tire Cd IS reg
is1ere5 5sclinsd Is IN TIE ID price.
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Treasury statemens

Washington. July l0.-Today's state
merIt Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. s27s. Ssl. Ie6
gid reserve. 4245. OKLA
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wAsuNGToN :: BALTrNoRE !

Washington. July 1.-The Senators won
today by hard hitting and fast fielding.
Mercer was wild at times. but Baltimore
could not score after securing free passes
"a first Siagle's fielding was of a SEN
satiora character. Attendance, 2Tl.
Score: Ri +
Washington .........s 410IOe1 0-7l7 1
Baltimore ...........0 0 0OI0 OO0-i >
Observation-Disclosures Mercer and H.
tredSe: Baltimore. Kitson and Cresh4 n.
Cmpires, SWartwood and Hunt.
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RECEIPTS An SHIPMENTs

On the Produce Exchange. today. the
market closed as fellows:
Butter-Weak; creamery, i5izdiSc, dairy
IIaIsc.
Chses-Steady: Si-1ac
EggS-isi-c
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New York Loan Wsrkrt

New York. July 10.-Afcney on call was
hrmer al 5I7 per cent; lass loan L. per
cent: prime mercantile paper STA per
cent. Sterling exchange easy with actual
business dOre in bankers bills at &s7G
Ash 4 for demand and at Sa 1-fG
4-a 81 for sixty days: posted rates
81 s. 1-2GLss 1-2 and Sass L. Commercial
bills A.5 1-2aLS&. Silver certificates sOT
61c- Bar silver. 50 Csc Mexican dollars
& SIC. Government bonds Irregular;
state bonds inactive: railroad bonds frm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
LOuIsvIlIe aud Na.hviIIe Dividend

New York. July 1o-The directors o< the
Louisville and Nashville railroad have
declared q regular semi-annuai dividend
OF 10 per cent and an extra dividend Of
1-2 per cent
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PITTsBUR. 10: BROOKLYN, O.

New York July 10.-The Phillies wound
up their series with Brooklyn today by
playing championship ball and shutting
out the Superbas with ease. II was the
firts victory Of the season for the visitors
IN the local grounds. the series standing
S 10 8 in favor of Brooklyn Score:
Ri 2
Philadelphia .......1O1e2e32I- Is 4
Brooklyn ............0O O000-0 S s
Batteries-Philadelphi Piatt and Nc
Farland; Brooklyn, McJames and Smith.
Umpires. Lynch and Connolly. Attend
ance, 200.
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CINCINNATI. 4: PrTTsBURG. 5

Pitjsburg. Pa. July 1o.-The Pittsbur-s
lost because they could not hit when hits
were needed. The hits of Hoffer were
made when hits meant runs. Attendance
3.Su Score: r II r
Pittsburg ............OO1O eOO00-S S I
Cincinnati ...........0 0 o. 90 . % 9 3
Batteries-Pittsburg Hotter and Schrie-
yer; Cincinnati. Philips. Hawley and
Wood. Umpire, Latham.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

CHICAGO.
Chicago. July l0.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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This large and eommOdious stTactara
Was formally opened 10 the public On The
10th Of November. IL l. ONnod and con-
trolied By two OF w!chita's veil knowa
physicians. and Il = well arranged ana
Furnished for the treatment OF the -
and afflicted. Medical and Surgical Dis-
eases OF Women. Diseases - The Servoos
System. Diseases Of the Brain Eye. EAR.
Throat. Heart. Liver and Kidneys. De-
fornaties Of the Body. MoFphlus. Cocaine
and Choral Habits. and all diseases thAs
usually come 10 places OF this character.
A home for the poor and rich alike. a. al
operations and medical tTsatmtni are all
soIutely free at thls Institution. and the
only charge that = na6e II a email hes
pitai fee 10 pay the running sspeases fsF
food and nursing. The pFoprirt0rs gin
furnish The very ee=t % references % ais
who may contemplate coming. writs
them for circular with photo % the buiis-
Ing. and address all Communications 70
MARTHA WASHINGTON HOEE
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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY

New York, July 10-The statement OF
the visible supply Of grain in store and
afioat on Saturday July s. 1899. as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange. IS as
follows: Wheat 34.1os.Q0O Increase 34ceo.
corn 12.963.oo decrease $4,000; rye 727.GO,
increase 500; barley 1900, increase 70 oo