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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
HOG MARKET Up
Light Saturday Run and De-
inand Firm.
TOPS SETTLE ON S415
Week Good in Hog Division
No Cattle Yesterday.

All the western live stock centers yes
terday showed up strong tone, especial
ly so for the closing day of the week.
The provision pit opened cents higher
all around. in sympathy with ten cent
bulge in hogs. The hog quotations were
higher and firm at all the several re-
ceiving points, and the prices paid were
in advance of the day before, and for
Saturday were all that could be expect
co. Hogs sold on the Wichita market
} yesterday a full ~ cents higher, and this
quotation ruled through the day for al
the hogs ws3ch were offered. There was
no very large supply yesterday on the
local market, and the hogs on sale were
quickly disposed Of at the general ruling
price. Had there been a larger line OF
Cfterings they Would have sold at once,
and at stiff figures. but the supply was 50
light that the enthusiasm languished and
the spirit of the trading was lowered
laly because there was a lack of destr-
aBle hogs in. AS compared with the
same day last week, the tops were 1919
cents higher yesterday, and the average
y eight seven pounds below. The re-
c-ipts were above Saturday of last week.
II was a light day all through and the
business was over at an unusually early
hour. There was a good demand for fat
butcher hogs and many times the amount
Of offered hogs would have sold at once
had they appeared. Buyers were on hand
for the stock and they were wanted, but
the light run tended to weaken the inter-
est, and the buoyant feeling OF the first
part Of the day accomplished practically
nothing. 1t has been a good week all
around, and the volume of receipts, while
light in comparison with the demand, was
fairly heavy as compared with the same
season other years. The strength Of the
local market has been preserved and
prices for hogs have approached the
kansas City market very close. There
has been all through the week an active
market and a firm demand for hogs and
everything on sale has been disposed Of
ct the best prices. Yesterday was well
up in quotation and no other market did
better. II was not at all surprising that
the receipts were light yesterday, as the
last day OF the week Is expected to be
that way. Farmers Just now are busy
all over. and the shipments Of stock are
naturally light.
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would otherwise INA their way Into New
York banking deposits. bat which only
high rate for money IN New York now
serves to attract. Nevertheless. hikh-
class bonds. railroad. state and runnIcl-
pal. continns at record figures. ana cad
tai Is evidently abundant IS never ts-
fore. The conservative element views
with eQnanimity the future to arouse q
rampant speculation In securities end
holders are apparently well satisfied TO
hold at present prices. The street rail-
road strike in the Brooklyn and Manhat-
tan boroughs Of New York aroused some
anxiety as a possible symptom OF general
unrest among wage-earners. This has
been an important factor IN discouraging
active operations in the stock market.
while so many favorable conditions seem
ed to presage at rise In prices.
Dealings IN bonds have been dui1 and
some issues fell away In price. but others
moved upward on active demand. United
States registered IS and SIS advanced is
and the old As registered. IL and ole cou-
pons 1-2 in bid price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23

New York. July 2.-The weekly hank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve. increase sl.sSs.S5O: hans.
decrease sSs2s. 500: specie. decrease 1884,
900; legal tenders. increase s1.0IS, 80: depos-
Ist. decrease S2.cs. 500: circulation. de-
crease 81. so. The banks now hold Sc
0S5.oOO IN excess OF the requirements OF
the 5 per cent rule.
New York July 2-The New York FL
nanciar says this week: 'Srhe reduction
of twelve millions In the deposits OF the
New York banks last week Iighteaed re-
serve requirements about g o1o.0S0. The
institutions however. according 10 their
current statement. lost S1.is4.1cO cash and
for this reason the Increase IN surplus
reserve was-only s1.sSs so which brings
present holdings 600 ABOVE legal re-
quiremsnts. The decrease IN loans has
contracted outstanding loan obligations
no less than twentq-six millions. In the
same time deposits have been decreased
nearly twenty-seven and one-half MILL
ions, while the cash in bank has remained
stationary. It win be seen that reserves
have been strengthened at the expense OF
outstanding commitments. and the pro
cess does not appear to have reached an
end as yet. There Is no question. how
ever. that the banks are now gaining
cash. even II the statement does indicate
otherwise. The known operations %
mlney last week were decidedly IN favor
of the institutions. the loss of three-quar-
tiers OF a million TO the treasury having
been Offset by the gain of something Ike
two millions to the interior. The current
exhibit does not reflect this. but It Is 10
be said that the losses shown can be
traced to two or three large banks. the
remaining members having really
strengthened their positions. As 20 the
outlook. the opinion IS that there Is moth
ing In the situation at present to warrant
an undue expansion In bank figures. The
liquidation which begun within July has
run its course TO a large extent and while
the present Is a mid-season period. the
movement OF money will probably con-
tinue this way for some little time. For
eign exchange authorities agree that gold
exports. except a. special transactions,
are at an end. and while the crop sea-
son is near at hand, Il Is not anticipated
that the demands this year win cause
much Of a drain from New York. In
terror bank reserves are above the aver
age. and this. coupled with easier rates
for money abroad and the certainty that
exchange win rule In favor OF New York
with the coming grain exports. seems to
favor a relaxation rather than q rise in
rates here for the time beisg"
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, July 2.-Coffee-Options
opened steady. with prices unchanged TO
points lower and showed less weak
ness during the session under the ire
mendous Brazilian receipts. weak cables.
scarcity of investment orders and slack
spot demand. Trading was light and
mainly professional. Closed steady, I'M
changed. lower. Sales, $50 bags. in
Guiding September. 4.40c; November. 4.5oc;
December, 4.S5c; February, 4.95c: March.
5O0c: May, 5.1OG5. 15c. Spot coffee-Rio
dull and weak; NO. invoice, SIC; No. Z
jobbing. 62sc; mild, barely steady; Cor
dova, SfII3c.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. 5%c;
centrifugal. ss test. 4 7-16c: molasses su-
gar. sa:c. Refined sugar, steady: more
active; No. 6. 4 13-1ed4Stc: No. S. 7-1sc;
No. 9. 4ssc: No. 10. 4isc; No. II. 4asc; No.
u. 5-l6c: No. 13 4 5-lec; No. II. &c:
mould A, SIC: standard A. SAC; confec-
TONERS A, SIC: cut loaf. 57sc: crushed.
&C; powdered, 5Esc; graduated. SIC;
cubes 55sc.
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GENT and A QUARTER
Gained Early in Wheat, and
Later in the Session
HALF OF 1T IS LOST
Corn Oats and Provisions
Close Unchanged.

Chicago. July 2.-wheat on the board
of trade lost about half OF an early adj
vance Of Lac on predictions of relief
from the hot weather in the northwest.
September closed 5-sc net higher at 80 IL
40 5-Sc. Corn. oats and provisions
closed unchanged, and provisions very
near yesterday.
Wheat opened strong on reports of ex-
treme heat In the northwest, a condition
injurious to spring wheat In its pr4 sent
state. September began at an advance Of
jc, with the bulk of the trading at 40 Use.
A further advance was scored immedi-
ately to Il 1-c. A cool wave was sighted
by the weather prophet In the far north
west, but unheeding that, shorts rushed
10 cover. The average maximum temper
ature reported frof South Dakota and
Minnesota was 100 degrees. There were
also reports of damages from rains in
part Cf the west and southwest. The
seaboard reported a good export bust
ness. Selling against calls, and official
predictions that the cool wave would
move southwark. soon checked the rise.
Shorts recovered from their fright and
resumed selling with such success that
al the end of the short session SIC hal
been clipped off the Setember price.
Receipts at primary points were 67l, 7pS
bushels. against SSs.343 last year. Duluth
and Minneapolis reported 409 cars. as
compared with 611 last week and 43 a
year ago. Local receipts were 70 cars,
of which were of contract grade. Sep
TENDER closed at 20 1-2q70 5-sc, a net
gain Of 5-sc.
Corn opened strong in sympathy with
wheat, September 1-493-sc up. Reports
were uniformly favorable for crop pros
poets, but the sympathetic impulse car
ried September up to 50 1882 Lie. There
had been considerable realizing on the
bulge. and when wheat began to decline
corn followed. September closed weak
at 81 3-4d3 7-sc. Receipts here were $50
fairs.
Oats ruled dull and easy September
opened a shade under yesterday. at 1880
sold off to 10 1-2G1s 5-Sc and closed at
10 Csc. sellers. Receipts here were 1853
cars.
Provisions opened strong with hogs 10c
up. The weakness which later developed
in corn was communicated to provisions
and the early strength was dissipated.
September pork closed unchanged at
1917 1-2d9.2o; September lard steady at
$5.57 1-2. and September ribs steady at
1922 1-2 bid.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
100 cars; corn 625 cars; oats. 1S5 cars;
hogs; 1000 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
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LIVER Ills.

DR. RADwAY & CO., New York:
Dear SirsA have been sick for nearly
two years, and have been doctoTing with
some of the most expert doctors OF the
United States. have been bathing and
drinking hot water at the Hot Springs,
Ark, but Il seemed everything failed to
do me good. After / saw your advertise
ment l thought / would try your pills,
ard have nearly used two boxes: been
taking two at bedtime and one after
breakfast, and they have done me more
good than anything else have ever used
Ny trouble has been with the liver. My
skin and eyes were all yellow; / had
sleepy, drowsy feelings; felt like drunk
en- man; pain right above the naval. like
as II II was bile on top of the stomach
NY bowels were costive. My mouth and
tongue sore most OF the time. Appetite
fair, but food would not digest, but settle
heavy on my stomach. and some few
mouthfuls Of food come up again. ] could
only eat light food that digests easily
Please send Book of Advice Respect
tuily, BEN ZAUGG,
Hot Springs, Ark
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ANnrnrn cHANcE
For Wichita People 20 Spend q coioraAs
Summer.

Summer.
For pilgrimage of Cryptic Maaona 20
Colorado. August 20 n the Santa Pc has
made a rate Of ons fare plus g. for the
round trip Pueblo. tis a.. caiSraao
Spring.. 81 r.: Denver. 90. Tickets on
sale August :. $ and Z Final return fimls
August g. stop-oTer privileges allowed
on going trip after reaching nrst Colorado
common point enrouts.
!. r. DELANEY. Agent.
DENVER. COLORADO sPRINgs ASD
TT-EBiO
ANOTHER CHEAP EXCURSION TO
COLORADO OVER THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
THE CRYPTIC MAsOSs WILL MEET
At DENVER
For this pceasiea ths rate q ore fare
for the r9und trip. plus g. uiil - nsas
% Pueblo Colorado Springs are Denver
Tickets nil b. On rais AaEssss :. 9 aEd
:. limited fos return % August =. 10
This makes The rai~s a. feIfsws Pushio.
tisss: coloraco sy-inEs. s1zE. Denvsr,
81. y Y. BLEcKLET. y &TA.
20 Serth Naln street.
Depot corner wichita and ssoana str.-ss.
GUNNER TOChisT RATES TO col
ORADo
wa ;as Esstz Pc
T1cSsss e. sale Juas % Espfsrubsf 4.
iseiasiss. aasi Fstsrn iinff O-sosss a.
- To T-sssio. Coiessss sprin<u asa
Dssvsr. a. - Tas trsins dsi1y--sssEnst
eAsgr ear 50 Psiszsn tsTrics--.sassr
wichlla n >. a ard fsE n.
T. r. DELANEY. Asst
syryfu~rs rsFsF - Srf4fressy a sssssresFrrz
AEEASaAE
EEczrHsSs tieksts ssie as az tf1eN
Taks . rsssh nes6s1 FsEt sn1 spszs = fgH
days ~ tAls Bafsd fesgfI ms fgF ths
Fogs3 Trip Cord fstsFnlzs n4ssty are
fr1r1 cate - ssts.
~ o. NOETINoBE. Cir Rat AsssE.
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wichita. KAa-. jug 2. fs1.
Local forecast for wichita and viefngty.
Probably showers Sunday.
Durils the past - hours the higas4s
temperature has been g.. tha lowest q
and the mean -. Uifs clear ussthsr sad
iignt east Sins. Wifh lover pressure.
For each hour TIE tsrnpErzfa-es sregs
&c foiioEs: AZ q N. -. AZ :. "a. 81 4
-: a ,. >: ~ u. q a. 4. -. q. i1a. AZ
p m. -: a. 2 s.: q; 4. -. a. 4 q. A. :.
-. AZ & -. az :. =. 80 4 ~
For TIE past Teek Tie aFsyzss ssrspers-
ture hss Tea =. o. abogt tArse seFs.es
less than tie norzal Fvr the sane rn.
the rainfall has been - tech. o. So s-eh
more thss tire normal
o. ssis date isst rezr ths isn9eTsfsss
vas - ths iowess =. ard fha rlean. Z.
FRED /. JOHNSON. oes<rss-.
washinStoa, Jgiy 2-Forscasi 20 sun
dap R5d Non4sy:
KanEzs-Eners2Einz esSsslssss Euaday.
Sst5 asoTsrs E1t ossjsr In eEsrsES vest
era portion. thTpAtFnIag sEd ooolsg GoE-
cay: TzrtaSis win1a
Oklahoma aHd Indlsa TerFiteTy-Faif
Sunday AE3 Ngasay. ssrizSss Sia1a
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ON the produce ENClaUSer To-Day the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Weak; creamery, 1Shq11c; dairy
11615ikc.
Cheese-Easy; SisGsc.
Eggs-Fresh. 11i4c.
CHICAGO
Chicago. July 22.-Wheat-No. red. ~
T12c: No. 5 red. 69T7lc; No. hard winter.
671.c: Nc 3 hard winter. 65,zds5lzc; No. l
northern spring. 707sc; No. . northern
spring. ss9.T70ssc; no. spring. e6i=g
e934c.
s'orn-No. .. Sstic: No. s. &c.
.Osts-No. 2. e5c; No. :. 2t9c.
FTax-Cash northwest, sl.GrE: cash
southwest. eeisc; July, Gee; September, IS;
october. %i4c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 2.-Wheat-SeTte tenn
Der. e39sc: December. s57sc; cash, No. ?
hard. side5c: No 3, 61a6ic; No. > red. 6!
d6Sc: No. 3 s5S65c.
Corn-Septembe-, c7s.c: December. 2sttc;
Cash. No. mixed. -. dSoc; No. : white,
Sic: No ?, sue.
Oats-No. .. S2itc.
Rye-No. 2. 5Si=c.
Hay-Cho.ce timothy. S.5oGS.oo: choice
prairie. Ss,25as.50.
Butter-Creamc-y, lFsGlsizc; dairy, Ilc.
Eggs-Fresh. sisc.
ST. LOUIS.
S.. Louis, July E-Wheat-Hiehsr No.
. red cash. elevator. 70i4c: rack. 7I1-2i-c:
July. aS.c: September. 7c7. I707sc; Decem-
Der 1850 No. hard. sc
Corn-Lowe-: No. . cash, &c; track. &c:
July. TIC; September. a-SG5lc; Deem
Der SIC.
oats-I.owsr: Nc. cash 2tc: track e(;5
Csc: July, SS-sc; September. is-sc; Ne. ,
white. &c.
Rye-Firm: sc BID for new.
Flour-Duu and unchs ged-
Dry salt ueats-Boxed shoulders. 8 1eis:
extra shorts. SIS; clear rios. SO; clear
sides. g. az.
Racon-Bcxed shoulders. ks. extra
shorts. 5.a; clear ribs. s. %; Gear sides.
si2
rs 80: oats. si-aee.
Shipments-F5Our. soe; wheat. s.eN;
corn. 7sace. oats. H.ua-
NEW YORK.
New York. Jelly 2S-FIour-Receipts n
ooo; exports. z7eoo Quiet. but held some
what higher; winter patents. tS.ss5s. IS;
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Via the Great Rock Ls:and Route
Three dollars and sixty cents 0aeD
Wichita 90 Gueda Springs ana return. In
Guiding transfer at Caldwell. Take the
Rock Island train leaving wichita at z
O'Clock a. m. Arrive IN 0ue6a Springs e
1919 a. m. Returning. leave Gucda Springs
at 5:ll .. m. Arrive at Wichita a O'Clock
o. m. Tickets limited thirty days from
date Of sale. r. DRAKE. ID. p. A
+. w. THOMPSON.
A 0P At A Tooeka Kan
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 2.-Cattle-Receipts Of
cattle were not large enough today to
make a market. Good TO fancy steers
were quotable at $4.45G4.S5; commoner
grades, 81. 25G5. 20; stockers and feeders.
S.GOd4.T5; bulls. cows and heifers, 81. 0O1
$50; calves. S4.50Gi6.75 western fed steers
A.f@d5.65; Texas steers. $3.5gQ5.25.
Hogs lost half an early advance Of 1Oc
at the close. Heavy lots brought 4.206
Ass: mixed lots, $4.3C14. 67lk; light hogs.
81 .4OG4.70; culls and rough lots, 81 coat 20:
pigs, So. S5Gl4.6O.
Most of the sheep today came directly
consigned to the packers and the few
flocks that came on the market sold at
Cattle-Receipts, DO; hogs, 1900; sheep.
G.OO0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 22-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market steady; native steers,
$i.50d5. 45; Texas steers, 8. 9014.75; Texas
cows. 2.5Ods .35; native cows and heifers.
g.. 25d5.10: stockers and feeders, $3.259
HogsReceipts. 1900: market full 1oc.
higher; bulk of sales. 50 .4od4.45; heavy,
81. 35d4 so; packers, $4.30d4.45; mixed,
81. 306r4. 40; light. 81 .2594. 40; workers., A.35
a 40: pigs, $4.OOd4.35.
Sheep-No market.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. July 2-Cattle-Receipts, 100:
market steady; native shipping and export
steers. 4.75dS 50, with fancy grades worth
up to ST. light and butcher steers. $3.50
G5.25; stockers and feeders, s2.75G4.6j:
cows and heifers. 81. 95d5.OO; Texas and
Indian steers, $685. IS; cows and hei:-
ers. g. 5Od3. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market to 10c
higher: pigs and lights. A.6od4.65; pack
ers, 81 5O64. 10; butchers, $.eOG4.T0.
Sheep-Receipts, none; market nominal
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View York'a Export. ana rmports

New York. July a.-Exports OF gold
and silver from this port 10 all countries
for this week aggregate 49, ~. silver
bars and coin t2.l1S, gold. The imports
Of dry goods and merchandise al the
port Of New York for this week were
valued at ts.Of9s4L The imports Of sps-
Gle this week were tio2 ~ gold and - 20
nj.
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CASH Quotations.

Flour-Easy; straights. $3.1oeIS.S0; spring
specials, $40; hard patents, 3.5003. go;
soft patents. s3.3OGr3. 40; bakers, 81. s0d2. 40
Wheat-No. spring. 5Sd69isc; No. 2 red,
711kc.
Corn-No. 2, s1iidS2%c; No. 2 yellow,
3i4c.
Oats-No. 2. 2Ia4c; No. white. 2sc; No
white. 24T2ii5c.
Rye-No. . 54i4c.
F'laxseed-No. !. sec: northwest, H.01z.
Prime timothy seed-s2. 25I2 IS.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. S.5Ga9 30.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, S5.tyI5 {. 52i2.
Short ribs sides Qoosel. $5.15ff5.S0: dry
sailed shoulders. (boXed) 5ssq5l2; short
clear sides Cboxed) s5.a0d5.45.
whisky-Distillers finished goods, per
gal, 1875.
CIover-Contract grade, $50.
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION VIA
SANTA RE pnf-TE

on June %. July and H. August ! ana
Is. September 5 and 10. October and II.
the Santa Fs win have on sale Home
seekers excursion tickets 20 points In A.
kansas. Arizona. Colorado. idaho. Indian
Territory. Oklahoma. Kansas. Nebraska,
New Mexico and Texas. az one fare plus
g for the round trip. These tickets wlIl
bear going limit % lfteen days with stop
over privileges Fiaai return limit twenty
one days from date o. sale. Those Who
desire 20 take a trip viii % well % call
on some representative % the route that
reaches ali points % lmpoFtsnos-''Ths
Santa Re Route Tsiephons Ia.
L r DELANEY AKenA
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TrrnsnrY asntemeuf

Washington. July a.-TodsY's state
ment OF the condition Of tho treasury
shows: Available cash balances, -, ga
as: gold reserve. "a. seen.
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METAL sIAnKEF.

New York. July 2-Pig iron. firm;
southern. sl7.1OdiS.75; northern. SIS
CoppeT-Steady; broker, ',S-5a
Lead-Qulet; brokers, HAS,
Tin plates-Steady.
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BASEBALL

Pittsburg, Pa, July A.-Piatt was so
easy that Ffttsburg's victory was almost
a farce. Beaumont made a record for
the season. In six times at bat he made
six hits. Cnone going out OF the diamond.
and scored six runs. II errors had not
been made behind Tannehill the score
would have been IS to 0. Attendance.
$50. Score: n 4
Pittsburg ....s4041 lis IS 4
PHILADELPHIA ......2O02 00 o o o. II
Batteries - Pittsburg. Tannehin and
Schriver: Philadelphia, Piatt and Doug
lass. EMPIRES, Swartwood and Hunt
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DadWay's
u Pills

Price. sc a Box. Sold by Druggists or
sent by mail.
Send to DIR. RADwAY & CO.. s. Elm
Street. New York, for Book of Advice.
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L. r. DELANEY. ARsns

To Pueblo. Colorado Springs snd Des-
yer without change % cars via tbs Mis-
SCUM Pacinc railway. ThfouRh Sleeper
leaves Wichita daily si So .. m
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change OF cars. Elegant service. Cltg
ticket once. III North Main street
REMEMBER THIS
THAT THE
SANTA FE ROUTE
RUNS A TRAIN FROM WICHITA To-
Kansas City in, hours - minutes
Chicago In................2 hours z minutes
St Louis In...............l5 hours - nituufss
Cincinnati iE..s...........A hours - mInulaa
Louisville in..............2s hours II minutes
Arriving at Cincinnati and LOuisVIlis b.
fore nooon-
Time 20 all points east and southeast co.,
res2ondingly quick.
Most popular line 10 al points
Phone IL l. r. DELANEY. AssnA
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE,
ia North Main Street. Wichita
We ce n sell YOU through railway ana
steamship tickets to al points In tie
world.
we are agents for the following lines Of
ocean steamship companies and keep the
original tickets always on hand. 90 that
upon purchasing we caAhand them TO you
at once.
American line. New York to sOushamp.
ton.
American line. Phiiadelphia TO Liver
POOL
Anchor line. New York to Glasgow.
cunard line. New YORK 20 Liverpool.
North German Lloyd. New York n
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa. NapleA
Austria, GIbralter. China and Papan.
White star Line. New York TO I@verpooL
Cape Town. South Africa and South An
erican points.
We also make q speciality % prepaia
ocean tickets So that anyone desiring
10 pay for a ticket hers to bring over their
friends from the old countries can do 50
safely and cheaply. We attend 10 the de-
livery Of the ticket on the other SIDE.
=. = BLEckLEY. AgsnG
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FOR sr IouTs

TAKE THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA Limited
Leaves wichita at 2;lo .. m. arriving as
st. Louis next morning AZ 5:0. making
direct connections with ali lines east Ne
change OF cars. Elegant service. city
ticket once, 1ll North Main street
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TAKE THE FRIsCO LINE
0TEnA aPEINna

afternoon train to St Louis and al points
east Train leaves union station at ia
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nnsrnN z. cTNCrNNAT1. 4

Cincinnati. O., July 22.-Seibach's mis-
Judge OF Duffy'sfy gave the Champions
today's game in the tenth. A poor decis-
ion by Smith in the third inning gave
Boston two runs. The game was most
exciting. Attendance, 4.5oo. Score:
RHE
cincinnati .........oOo3O1o l
Boston 1-s12 l
Batteries - Cincinnati. Phillips and
Wood: Boston. Lewis and Clarke I'm
I,ires. Manassau and Smith.
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COTTON.
WOOL SIARKEr.

New orleans. July z-co;toA-EasJ
middlinE. Es,c.
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THE wEATAEs

New York. July a-wool-stsa4y; Co.
nestle fleece. 1s95se: Texas. IGslSo
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
| Open.l HIgh. Low. | Close.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 2l.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Weak; creamery, 1SiGq17c; dairy
116rl5izc.
Cheese-Easy; SisG9c.
E9gs-Fresh Ike.
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Chicago. July a-The Orioles defeated
Chicago today IN a close but Est!eSs
zane. Attendance. s.Ioa. Score: Il z
chicago J
paitirnre NH 0I0e-2 Z
Ratte-ie=-Chicago. Griffith ard Chance;
Baltimore. Howell and Robinson I'm
plies, O'Day and McGa-r-