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Ps-sixn stocks ,yonsy.

New York. July ia-Commerciai Adyer
tlser's London cable: The market her,
was more cheerful today Of the Trans
walls apparent surrender. and the cast
ness Of money. but the intense heal
checked business. Americans were heavy
on the strike news but al the close yer
slightly harder on New York buying
Seyenty-eight thousand pounds gold f.
bars were brought IN b. the bank an
GIf.lo0 came IN from Holland. TIE
weeks influx was es0. 30. The bank DID
nothing in the market holding bills back
expecting further ease"
Paris July ls.-EncouraGed By the news
in rsFard 20 the Transvsa situation.
pr-ces pr grezssa upward during the ez-iy
hours q trading on the b0urse today
Later. however. spDrehensiJns g. regard
IL the money uizrEst caused reaIiEztl0rs.
Il bel ruraored iha, ths Bank q Eng
land might raise i;s rate tom In
tsreSt ccntsre1 IN Eafrs. the rise "a
which b~nefit'ng the whole list Spanish
az and Rio Tintos we're active. BIT esOss3
easier.
Rerlia July Son tn bosrz. tsday
prscss EIs arE. bling assisted b. the
favorzbleae@s ~ Vienna SD1 westward
adviees. Spectators were Tessrve<i owing
20 The EneertAinty % noney develop
.sats- Nf8< EhaGs advanced esd Trans
vaal raflrua1E we're a-m.
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land STILL DDuNESS
Continues as the Stock Mar
ket's Principal Feature
ATTITUDE OF WAITING
Assumed by Home and For
eign Exchanges Alike.

New York. July 1s.-The intense dull
ness Of the stock market continued to be
the main feature Of the trading today. as
for some time past. Not only was 1t true
Of the New York market. but Of the Con-
tinental and London markets as well.
and speculation at different exchanges In
the United States was reported in the
same dull and neglected condition The
whole speculative world maintained its
have been adduced to account for the
hesitation have been successfully elm
mated. and the hesitation still persists.
The bears took some heart Of grace from
this continued disinclination to advance.
and made quite a vigorous attack on the
New York market late today. Earlier
gains in some Of the specialties were
wiped out, notably in the Tobacco stocks.
in Sugar and in Steel and Wire, and the
whole market dropped to the low level OF
the day. Missouri Pacific and Wabash
preferred led the decline. the latter with
net loss of 1-2. The Changers all
weakened sharply and Atchison preferred
was notably heavy in tone. Brooklyn
Transit lost the greater part of yester-
days gain. and Manhattan dropped a
point below last night. Metropolitan
Street Railway. on the contrary. repre-
sented the declining tendency. Federal
Steel fell points in the late trading, al
though the public announcement that the
judicial Injunction against the distribu-
ton of the dividend declared on the
stock had been continued was not made
until after the markets close. New
York Air Brake made a meteoric display
on yesterdays judicial decision affirm
ing the validity OF one OF its patents
The stock opened up at II points and
then fell 20 points and closed with a net
decline of 1 point. The close was at 200
bid and 220 asked. The market enjoyed
a period OF some strength early in the
day, but the transactions were on such
a small scale as 10 lend little significance
to the movement OF prices. Money con-
tinued to work rather lower, but Is still
above the rates at other domestic centers.
Fears OF the gold movement seem to ex-
erclse reflex influence between London
and New York. New York Is In fear
that the money stringency In London
and on the continent will draw gold from
here as our rates work lower London
IS In fear that the coming export move
ment OF merchandise from the United |
states will emphasize the stringency
abroad and so prolOng the stagnation |
OF speculation. The consequence Is a |
waiting attitude at all points. tt lead |
Ing stocks closed as follows:
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MARKET FIVE HIGHER
Very Light Receipts and
Quality Very Poor.
TOPS REST ON S425
Cattle Steady With Scattering
offerings,

The local hog market yesterday was
strong and cents higher. 1t was light
day on the local hog market, there being
very few hogs yarded and all these taken
at the best prices In line with the other
western markets. All the several buy
ers were on the market and prices Of
fered were we'll up with ali the several
western points. The quoted market yes
terday was strong and cents higher, but
the slow receipts made Of the day q halt
Ing market quotation. There were only
three cars Of hogs sold and these brought
the best prices they could command. The
prices for car hogs yesterday were IN
der the prices for the same grade the
day before, and as a matter Of fact the
quality was also very much below the
grade Of car hogs registered for Tuesday
The market quotation for yesterday was
strong and cents higher, and the quality
very poor. There was a very light sup
ply Of hogs and all of them sold at once
and at the best market prices. There
was no want Of demand, and all the hogs
offered were disposed OF at once and
at the best market prices. There was a
keen and active demand for hogs and
more Of them would have sold had they
appeared. 1t was light day on the local
market and simply from the want Of
hogs. Had there been a good. strong line
of fat butcher hogs on sale the local pack
Ing demand and the outside buyers would
have handled them to the best advantage
OF the shippers. What stock came in was
disposed Of and there was a good. keen
demand for more of the same grade. The
cars Of hogs yarded were very common
in quality and they all sold az the best
market prices. There were no fancy hogs.
yarded at all and what did appear were
at once sold at the best market fig
ures.
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the local market was the reaction in the
price Of tin from the severe break of
yesterday. Consumers were liberal hold
ers and news was, in the main, favorable
to the market. The other departments
were steady to firm and unchanged; at
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants nominal at $13.T5; lake cop
per unchanged at $3.50; tin was unset
tied. with $3.50 bid and 81 % asked; lead
unchanged with $40 bid and $4.65 asked;
spelter unchanged. at $5.25. The brokers'
price for lead Is si.35 and for copper,
Slg n
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THE WEArAE

Wichita. Kan. July -. isa9
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity.
Generally fair until Friday.
During the past q hours the highest
temperature has been -. the lowest s..
and the mean q. with cloudy weather.
ligh. east % southeast wind ard a inrh
% rain In the afternoon. AID a trace q;
so .. m
On this date last rear the corresponding
temperature were r. =. and the highest
average temperatures % the month
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. July E-F0rscaEt for
Thursday and Friday:
EanEas-ThrpsfeninE ThursHaT. With
showers IN southeast portion, threaten
Ing Friday: variable Tiras.
Oklahoma and Indian TSTr1tory-Pro5a-
by showers Thursday. Threatening m
DAY: variab.e winds
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Butter-creamery. 14.zalsskc: dairy, he
Eggs-Fresh. SIC.
ST. LOUIS. III
st. Louis, July 1s.-Wheat-Eowef; No.
2 red cash, elevator, 7O7sc; track. sSfRTac;
July. 701sc: September, 70k9M: becem-
Der. O%a1c; December. IKE: 10. = hard
cora-Iower: No. q cask:s Sss! .track,
s, July, sliac; September s1zc; De
oats-Lower; No. cash. sc; track. 81;
July &c; September, 20c: No. white.
sc. -
Rye-Steady; Sc.
Flour - Heavy patents. s. 40Ge 30;
straights. s.. 1885; clear. 2.756S.0O.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. S5.l2is;
extra shorts. $5.S71z; clear ribs, s5.50; clear
sides, $. 62iE
Bacon-Strong; boxed shoulders. s5.75;
extra shorts. $50; clear ribs. ss.s7sz: clear
sides, SEQ
Receipts-Flour. 1900: wheat $4,000; corn
$500: oats, 31.0O0.
Shipments-Flour. 5000; wheat, LOCO:
corn, 5000; oats, $1,000
NEW YORK.
New York. July 19.-Flour-Receipts. IT,
125; exports, 1880. Unsettled and weak
In sympathy with wheat.
Corn meal-Weaker; yellow western, n
arse; city. 7ST79c; Brandywine. 81 10fT2. -.
Wheat-Receipts, 500: exports. So Osa;
spot weak; No. red, 15ssc. (. o. b., afloat
spot; No. l northern Duluth. i77S.c (. o.
b.. spot; No. hard Duluth. size (. o. b.,
afloat to arrive; No. 2 red. T4ssc elevator.
Options weak. Influenced by lower cables
and fine weather A subsequent rally on
covering was followed by hate reaction
under liquidation. Closed weak at = TO
&c net decline. July, 70 7-16c. closed 7o2sc:
September. 75c. closed 753sc; December,
u 5-l6c, closed T@sc.
Corn-Receipts, $3.50: exports, S5l.Ss1.
Sales. 10000. futures ZOO bushels; spot
ard outports- Spot. weak; No. &. SSEc (.
o. b., afloat, S7lsc elevator. Options open
ed weak and sold off under liquidation
after a slight rally on big clearances,
unloading and further declines occurred;
closed weak at !. to sc decline. July
closed 37lEc; September. 37ss I3SIsc; closed
375sc; December. S7i4 GS7ssc, closed 3TLc
Oats-Receipts. 5000; exports, $500
spot and outports. Spot, weak: No. 8,
2S1Ac: No. white. 3oikc: No. white. 29la;
track. mixed western @GS1c; track white,
30dS6c. Options quiet.
Hay-Weak.
Cut meats-Ffrm: pickled bellies, sake;
picked shoulders, size; picked hams, Ss4G
10Hc.
Lard-steady; western steamed, $50;
refined, steady.
Pork-F'irn.
TaIlow-Firm: city. SIC; country. 4%e
COttonseed oil-Firm; prime crude, 2lis1
PC; yellow, 95i.T2c.
Butter-Receipts. Size. Easy: western,
l5d1Sc; factory. 12d141.c
Cheese-Receipts. SIT packages; firm:
large white. SIC; small white. slzGsssc:
large colored, Sasc: small colored, sl19
s&lc.
Esgs-Receipts, Il. IA packages; steady;
western, 1i1s615c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. July 19.-Wheat-No. north
srn spring. steady, IS 10d: No. Califor-
MIA. 6s 1dTes 1i1d. Futures quiet: July.
IS SID; September, IS SD: December.
IS 1Olkd
Corn-American mixed spot No white
Is 4Ikd; old steady, IS sd. Futures quiet;
fully. IS I'D; September, IS sgd; Octo-
per. SIS SD.
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WEAKER POWERS PROTEST
Aud Secure Concessions In the Drafted
scheme for Arbitration.

The Hague. July lathe third COM
mittee of the international arbitration
conference met today. VI. Bourgeois of
France presiding. At the opening OF the
sitting, the Roumanian. GreCian and
Servian delegates jointly moved the total
sur@-,.-sion OF the five articles relating
20 international courts OF inquiry NJ
Beldiman. the Roumanian representative.
was their spokesman and addressed the
committee for an hour He claimed that
the proposition for a lourt Of inquiry was
not contained in Count Muravief's cir
cular and was contrary to the principle
Of national sovereignty. Ronmania. he
said. would gladly pledge herself 10 the
rest OF the arbitration scheme. but II was
impossible to fulfill these and other obii-
cations. Chevalier DeScaml. the Belgian
delegate and Prof. Maartens. Russian.
defended the articles. which were finally
passed the three protesting states re-
cording their objection. In the interval
between the meeting Of the third corr
mittee and that OF the drafting commit
tee. which was held later strong efforts
were made 10 effect a compromise rs re-
CARDS the motion for the suppression of
the five articles relating TO international
courts Of inquiry as the Roumanian dele
gates had made certain remarks not pal
atable 10 the delegates Of the powers.
At the meeting OF the drafting commit
tee Prof. Martens demolished all OF NJ
Beldiman's arguments. He said THAI. as
everything had been done to project the
weaker states against the stronger. the
former thus obtaining shield-the COM
mission OF inquiry proving this-he was
willing TO make some further concessions
in the way of making the matter more
OPTIONAL These concessions were accept
ed by the smaller powers and the pro-
posal passed its second reading. The ar
bitration scheme viii probably be passed
entirely tomorrow.
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COTTON.
New Orleans. July 1s.-Cotton-Firr
1916.
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, July 1s.-Csffce-Optsons
opened barely steady, 5 points lower. and
continued TO decline all day. with the
greatest loss a matter or y points. Iiqui-
dation was prominent throughout. due 20
weak cables. large receipts and 2 dull
spot demand: closed steady, 10 20 i points
lower; sales, 1880 bags. including Au-
gust. s. 3Sf4. 90; September. 81 MASS: &C
tober. -. s5Ts-5G: November 81. 5efT4.G5: De
rember. SEQ; January. 81 SOFAS March
t5.G5si5.15: May. 500 .: June. SO
Spot coffee-Rio weak and nominal; No
: invoice. SIC: No. : j0bbing. csc. Mild
dull and easy; Cordova, SO &c.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining
6 l3-lSc; centrifugal. sc test. 4.SG4 7-l6c;
baolasses sugar. , 1l-l6c; refined, steady.
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with actual business In bankers bills al
S-H t-s9Ld - for demand and ss-ssG
+s4 II for % days; posted rates. ass
ass and s4-Ss 1-9; conmercial bills. si.ss
040 Ii Silver certificates. soaae: bar
silver. % 1-sc: Mexican dollars. 4Sc. oGv-
eminent bonds strong: state bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds irregular.
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Flour Follows wheat Downward

Chicago, July 19.-The price Of -four
dropped % cents a barrel today and is
now cheaper than for some time. The
price to jobbers fell from A.2O to &.00.
and. according to the statement of deal
ers. there Is little likelihood OF an upturn..
The drop is said to be due to the steady
decrease in the price Of wheat.
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CINCINNATI. s; BALTIMORE. o.

Baltimore, July 19.-Hahn had the ORR
eles at his mercy today. McGinnity was
hit in the pit of his stomach by a terrific
line drive by Blockley. and felle uncon-
scious after throwing the batter out at
first. He recovered and pitched out the
game. Score: RHB
Baltimore ......OO 0OOoO00O /
Cincinnati ..........2O0O 1900 /
Observation-Disclosures. McGinnity and
Robinson; Cincinnati, Hahn and Wood.
Empires. Lynch and Connolly. Attend
ance, 1.460.
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Washington. July ls-roday's state
ment Of the condition OF thu treasury
shows: Available cash balance. s-7ss1a.-
-: gold reserve. Sc. on, IS
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shares.
Bonds were intensely dull and prices
moved slugxishiy. Total sales. par value,
tiSsl. %. United States 81 coupon I'd
vanced Is. and old s registered and the
new IS registered Ia in the bid price
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BcSTON g. or 1Or-rs 7

Boston. July 19.-The Champions turned
the tables on st. Louis today and pound
ed the ball in every direction. Nichols.
on the other hand. was very effective
Attendance, $500. Score: r II Z
Boston ..............O1322oo '-Su /
St. Louis ............0 0 0001 000-1 4
Batteries-Boston, Nichols and Bergen;
St. Louis. Sudhoff Donlin. O'Connor and
Criger. Umpires. EmslIe and Mcdonald.
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BROoKIYN. 4: PTTTsBJ-RG. !.

rooklyn, July ia tumble by Daily
saved Pittsburg from a shut-out today
The Brooklyns played brilliant game in
every detail and the Plttsburgs were not
far behind. Score: RHE
Pittsburg ...........0O OOO0O1O-1 8
Brooklyn ...........O1 OO03OO'-4 10
BatterIes-Pittsburg. Tannehill and
Bowerman; Brooklyn. Dunn and Mcclure
Cmpires, Swartwood and Hunt Attend
ance, 2,000.
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yew NORA l.s.a narhea

New YORK.. JaIy 4. : ,. ns-NonsT o.
call STEADY a. : I-s54 PER eeaf: last loan.
? Per cent PRISE uarreaatIss pa1ST. Is
q IL Dsz cent: sssxiias exehangs stsaAy
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METAL MARKET.

New York, July 19-Metals-About the
phly featrue Of tOday's development in
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Western League.

Indianapolis at Kansas City RH E
Kansas City ........0 90 i o. o 0-3 (
Indianapolis ........4 0041 Ill 13 3
Detroit at Milwaukee RHE
Milwaukee ........4O101 O01o-7 Is 4
Detroit ..............0O 22l0e-9 eli o
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LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO

Chicago. July I9.-Receipts of cattle
were small today and prices good. Good
% fancy steers brought $5.5od5.S5; COM
moner grades. H.30d5 90; stOckers and
feeders. s. .5Od4.S0; bulls. cows and heif-
Prs, s2.0oG5.l0; Texas steers, s.. 5Oa5. - /;
ralves s.. JedT. 90
HoEs-ReCeipts were liberal and prices
NJ about 10c. Heavy lots were sold at
E.@5fi 60: commnner grades, Sl.G5G4 r5:
light hogs brought S.5eI4.55: pigs. 8. 90Fr
t.55, and culls and rough lots. 81. 00T4. o.
Shccp-Prices for sheep ruled about
steady. selling N s.. SyG2 y for culIs to
T. GeI5.G for prime wcthers: western
grade sheep brought S2.C1T4.G0. yearlings.
81. 1850 and spring lambs. A.C0l = 90;
lambs brought $5.75GS50.
Receipts-Cattle l2.OOo; hogs 5000; sheep
Il 20
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. July l9.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

on the Produce E-NCla-Ee. today, the
market closed as follows.
Butter - Steady; creamery. IsGI7L.c:
dairy, IlFlsc.
Chicago, July f9-Casa grain: Wheat
No. red. 7IieT7ec: No , red. sssI he;
No. . hard winter. &c: No. hard winter
sc: No. northern spring. 7Oi=GTIc: No
. northern spring. 7eq7ei-c: No. spring.
g. l?7J.-c
Corn-No. 2, celsr: No. ;, %2lzc.
OatS-<o. = SIC; No. ? &c
Flax-Cash northwest. 81 .OsEs: southwest
800; July. s1.eo; September. sac; Octo-
Der. &c
Butter-Steady; c7eame-ies. i3'.FI7lzc;
diaries. uTlsc-
Esgs-Easy; freGb. &c.
Dressed p0u.try-Stsady; turkeys. ia
SIC: chickens. SC
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. 40. July Is-wheat-
September. sS<c: pecsmae- e-7sc: cash.
No. hard. sc; No. ?. siiz1s4c: No. :
red. &c: 40. : e5tsGSsc: No. : sq-iaE.
sisi'I5c; No. : Sc
CCru-Ssptsnhsr. &c: December sc:
cash. No. 2 mixed. 35r5nhSc: No White.
3ll.siaIz,c: No. 4. 3EAc-
Osts-No. white cash. 2sSzc-
Rye-So. :. sc
Hay-Choscs Timothy. E.s5&oe: choice
nrRlria. IS ASIA
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Nobody has sympathy for a Gar raa,
though every real Tat oae SEEDS IA al the
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SIR. Snaegs-"My dear, isn't the grocer co
the next corner Celtic gentleman" Mrs
Snaggs-"No, indeed! He sells for cash
only"
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KANS AS CITY

Kansas City. July notwithstanding
$3.50 natives, zoo Texans; best strong
others little weak; native steers 81 .25T
SEQ: Texas steers. S3.:5dI.6 Is; Texas COWS.
s. sos. =; native COWS and heifers. s. O0sI
b.G5: stackers and feeders $3.00q4.65; bulls
s.. Sq4.lO
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market strong 10
Ice higher. Bulk OF sales 81. 25d4.S5
heavy. S4.25T4.sj; packers. s. 25.i4 S7i2:
mixed. 81 Sllf4 s.: light. A.i5fi4.S5: york
ers. 81 .SJ64.;S5; pigs. &.i5G4.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 3.OO0: market firm;
lambs. 81 5Od6. 20; muttons. S.25T5.Oa.
-. Louis. Mo. July I9-Cattle-ReCeip.
l5oo. including 900 Texans; market stead
II strong. with natives Zoe higher; ma
tive shipping and export steers, 81. 1855;
fancy worth m TO So; light and butch
p steers. s. .esd5.S5: stockers and feeders.
f5.2JTi.55: cows and heifers. s.. 5OEi5. 90:
Texas and Indian steers, S. 45G4 80; cows
and heifers, s. eUF3Sn.
Hogs-Recei2.s. 45N; market 10 cents
higher: pigs and rChts. $i.45I4. e.: pack
FRS. 81 .5off4.60: butchers. s4TT4s5.
Sheep-ReCeipts. 5.50: market steady:
native rnuttons, S.OCGi.50: lambs, S4zT
tx
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BASEBALL
WAsHTNGToN. I'd: CLEvEILAND. 4

WASHINGTON, rs: CLEVELAND, 40.
Washington, July 19.-Washington took
both games from the Tourists today
| The first was slow and unlnteresting. The
| second was a pitchers battle, with the
odds in favor of Schmidt until he let
down in the eighth inning and permitted
the Senators to win out. Attendance,
200. Scores:
First game RHE
Washington 1400011se7
Cleveland ...........0 o 1000 02-4 8
Observation-Disclosures Mcfarland and
Kittredge; Cleveland, Hughey and Schre-
COMPOST. Empires, Gaffney and Latham
Second game: RH E
Washington ........OOO OOOo6-s s 8
Cleveland ...........0 10000 6 0
Batteries - Washington, Carsey and
Duncan; Cleveland, Schmidt and Schre-
COMPOST. Umpires, Latham and Gaffney.
NEW YORK, 3: CHICAGO, o.
New York. July 19.-The Chicagos were
no match for the Giants today. and were
shut out in a decidedly interesting game.
The locals won by punching four hits in
the third inning. Score: r H E
New York ..........0 3O00OOs-3 70
Chicago .............0O0 100000 q
Batteries-New York. Carrick and War
ner; Chicago. Taylor, Donahue and Mich
OILS and Chance. Empires, O'Day and
McGarr. Attendance, 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, s; LOUISVILLE, 8.
Philadelphia, July 19.-The Phillies won
today's game from Louisville in the first
two innings, the Quakers hitting Dowl-
ings delivery hard. After that the Louis
Vile twirlers settled down and pitched
excellent ball. Piatt also pitched good
game, keeping the COlOneIs' hits we'll
scattered. attendance, 4,0S7. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia ........2 2 100000 $50 3
Batteries-Louisville, Bowling and Pow
ers; Philadelphia, Piatt and Douglass.
Umpires, Manassau and Smith.
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CASH OTOTATIONs.

Flour-Easy
wheat-,No. spring. 6Slsaioc: No. 2 red.
VSd72l.c.
Corn-No. ?. S2a4a32c: No. ? yellow. s9a
Gle
Oats-No. .. 2ilz12issc: No. ; white, az
a4i-c
Rye-No. .. 5slSc.
laxse~d-Nortrwest. sia2-s
Prime timothy seed-S2. A..
Pcrk-Per Dbl. SS.JrIS. =.
E.ard-Per 100 lbs. S5.s51I- ~.
Short ribs sides. Co1sel Slit. =: dry
salted shoulders tb1NcGl -.E5ls: short
clear sides. Cooxedj s.. 1915 .
Whisky-D!sJiliers' finished gods, Per
gal. S1-26
Ciover-Contract grade, 8 "a
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ton Brace up the system Give - bloom 20 the
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one SOC box reneWs vital energy. UXbke boxes az
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Sold in Wichita by G. Gehring and Wells
w. Miller, druggists.
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Daily Eagle BY carrier. 10 csDss a week
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MAKE PERFECT MIN

no NOT DEsP1IRf Do notsus.
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scmnia, falling memory and the waste
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PHILADELPHIA. s. LOUISVILLE

Batteries-Louisville, Bowling and Pow
ers; Philadelphia, Piatt and Douglass.
Umpires, Manassau and Smith.
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Liverpool. July 19.-wheat-No. 1 north
ern spring. steady, SIS 10d; No. Califor-
MIA, 6s 1dTss I'D. Futures quiet; July.
IS sid; September, 5s SID: December,
IS 1Oi&d.
Corn-American mixed spot, No. 2 white
IS 4Ikd; old. steady, IS Cd. Futures quiet:
July. IS 4I9d; September, IS 3%d; Octo-
Der IS I'D.
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NEW YORK 2. CHICAGO q

Batteries = WaShIngtOn, Carsey and
Duncan; Cleveland, Schmidt and Schre-
COMPOST. Umpires, Latham and Gaffney.
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