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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-27
Dull DAY FOR HOGS
Very Light Run and 7 IL
Cents Lower
TOPS DOWN TO, $42O
Cattle Steady With Only a
Light Supply
TOPS DOWN TO, S42O

Yesterday was q day Of lower markets
all over, lower at the several live stock
receiving points and lower in the provision
pit, most Of the western markets quoted
s to 10c lower for hogs and steady and
steady to strong for cattle. This market
was about IA cents lower and cash pro-
visions Of about the same number Of
points On the local market the trad
ing was at its lowest ebb because Of the
suspended receipts, there being practical
~ nothing but a scant run Of local and
wagon stuff. There were two cars OF
just fair mixed hogs arriving late the
night before, and after the close OF Tues
day, and these we're promptly weighed
I'D and transferred early in the day on
the lower markets. After that the bust-
ness languished. although all parties were
on hand to do business and remained I'M
al the usual time Of quitting. Buyers
wanted the hogs just as though the cured
produce was not on a downward shoot.
Hogs Of most any grade would have sold
easily and as strong as the universal ten
denotes would permit. But in their ab-
sence at the yards the several buyers were
Obliged to swallow their disappointment
and take the dose of medicine. One OF
the two cars was heavy ana one ngnt
lights, and both averaged 2O9. The wagon
offerings, while a little better than the
day before. were scanty and OF no special
merit One car load of hogs along with
some cattle was received late, but were
billed through by contract and were not
offered for sale. 1t was in all dull, un-
important day in all divisions with at
first a keen, live demand for hogs, even
lights. In fact, the lights sold the best
the past two days. not only here but at
other points. This demand would have
been as strong all day only that the want
of hogs chilled the ardor early Of the
buying element, although they lived on
hope clear up to the close. The local pack
ing demand for their grade Of hogs was
especially firm and anxious for the hogs.
With a better supply today there Will be
a lively enough trade, and every one salts
fed
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G7zikc: July, Ike; septsnbef, Ekc; De-
cenber, 7zzsc; No. 3 hard. fo97zc.
Corn Higher 90. 2 cash. afize: track,
&c; July. slskc; September, Sdss9s11zc;
December. sc. Hs
oats.Firm; no. cash. Hssc: track.
2ih92e.sc: July. 22lsc; September. 1sste;
December. &c; No. 3 white. zHzc.
Rye-Quiet, s4c.
Fiour-Dull and szeut unchanged
Timothy seed-Quiet; 1.75d2.3 for old;
81 % foRnew.
Corn meal-Quiet, s1.S91.0
Dry salt meats-Quiet; boxed shoulders.
S. l2iz; extra shorts. SIS; clear ribs SO;
Gear sides. $5.e2,s. Av
Bacon-Quiet; boxed Shoulders. $50;
extra shorts. $5.75y clear ribs, 800; clear
sides, $s.131s.
Receipts-Flour. 1880; wheat. 1oo,1n:
corn, 1e.Oo0; oats. Geo.
shipmeuts-Flour. 4.O1e: wheat, HOO;
corn, 1000; oats, $500.
Shipments-Fiour, 400; wheat. u,eW;
corn 1900; oats. 1900.
NEW YORK
New York, July 2s.-Fiour-Receipts
Il. $40: exports. $3.50: fairly activa; steady.
Rye hour-Quiet.
Corn meal-Quiet.
Barley-Easy; feeding, sT1zc C. l. T.. Buff
falo.
wheat-Receipts, 275.s75; exports, 1881.
Spot, firm; No. red. Use. {. o. b., ahoat
spot; No. 1 northern Duluth. &c (. o. b.,
afloat spot; No. hard Duluth, s2ssc {. o.
b., afioat to arrive; No. red, 767sc ele-
vator Options opened steady on cab.es.
The demand from shorts was stimulated
chiefly by hot weather news in spring
wheat states. At the close the tone was
firm and prices \ to nc net advance;
July, 7sss d767sc, closed 56ssc; September.
rs 5-I6965sc. closed .I63sc; December,
IS 7-1sd79c. closed Is7sc.
Corn-Receipts, 109 COO; exports, 2S,2sS.
Spot. firm; No. = &ssc, {. o. b., aioat.
37ssc elevator. Options opened steady and
subsequently advanced by hot winds In
Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa; closed firm
at u to sc net advance; July, STSgS77sc.
closed 3T2sc; September, 3T1sc. closed 3Tisc;
December, 3s4dS7lsc. closed SIC.
Oats-Reeeipts. i2s000. Spot. dull; No
2. 2sc; No. 3, 27he. Options steady. but
dull
Cut meats-Firm; shoulders, Sc; picked
hams, 1oad1OaIc.
Lard-weak: western steamed, $50.
Butter-Receipts. ASH; market steady;
western creamery. 15a1Sc; factory. n9
14lzc.
Cheese-Receipts, 5,572 packages; firm;
large white. &c; small white, SC; large col
ored. S7sG9c; small colored. SC.
EggsReceipts. $3.50 packages; dull and
irregular; western. 10Q15c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, July &.-wheat-Spot, No. 1
northern spring, firm 5s ND; No. red
western winter, firm; IS sgd Futures
steady: July. IS 71sd; September. IS SD;
December, IS I'D.
Corn-Futures, steady; July. IS I'd; Sep
TENDER, IS I'D; October, IS lS.d.
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Receipts-cattle l4.OO0; hogs $500; Sheep

Receipts-cattle 1900; hogs $500; sheep
1900.
Kansas City. July 2s.-Cattle-Receipts.
400 natives. LOCO Texans; market steady
to strong; native steers. A.20G5. so; Texas
steers. $3.3595.sO Texas cows. 3 .Oo6e. IS:
native cows and heifers, s2.50ds.15; stock
ers and feeders, s2.s594.S5; bulls, $500
400.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market to 10c
lower; bulk of sales, si.30d4. IS; heavy,
$4.50f4.4O; packers, s4.25d4.s7is mixed,
81. 25a4.S5; light, $i.15d4. 20; workers., $4.ioG
AS; pigs, $.3OI4. 40
Sheep-Receipts, 2.OoO; market steady;
lambs, A.0OG5.00: muttons, $3.s094.5O.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, July notwithstanding, g.
500; market steady; beef steers, $I.O015. IS;
stockers and feeders. $3.OOd5.0O cows and
heifers. S2.25G4.So: Texas and Indian
steers. $3.O0d4. 50; cows and heifers, s. Is
G4.O0.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market cents
lower; pigs and lights, Si.4094. 30; pack
ers. A.40d4.56; butchers, "a. 45fp4.eo.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady;
natives. $5.0Od4.50; lambs. $i.0096.25.
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BOTH WHEAT ANDG|)RN
Strengthened by Fears of
Damage TO Crops.
CASH DEMAND Is LACKING
In Wheat - French Advices
Bearish--ProvisionS Lower.
Cash DEMAND IS LACKING


Chicago. July 2s.-Apprehension OF dam
age by the hot, dry weather prevailing
throughout the country strengthened
wheat and corn today. September wheat
closed with gain of 1-49s-Sc, and corn
s-sc. Oats closed unchanged. Provisions
suffered from liquidation Pork lost l2ls
G15c, lard 5G7hc, and ribs nc.
Wheat started strong at II 5-Sc. ana
gradually rose to Il 3-4c, an advance OF
1-2c over yesterdays close. The streng-
thening influences were strony-Liverpool
cables, continued lifht receipts and I'M
favorable crop advices from the north
west. where hot winds were said to have
inflicted a good deal OF injury on grow
ing wheat. After the first buying rush
was over, however. the trade became duh
and September sagged back to al l-4c
The decline was helped by weakness at
Paris and the alleged splendid outlook OF
the French crop. While reports OF dam
age to spring wheat were very numerous.
yet there were enough promising GOOD
crop in the aggregate to make traders
cautious The lack of inquiry for casn
wheat was another reason for the ma
ority Of traders electing to await tur-
Their DEVELOPMENTS. The range amounted
to only half a cent during the entire ses-
sion, with the trade Of a professional
character and nine-tenths of 1t of local
character. September closed at Il 7-Sc.
Chicago received III cars, six OF which
graded contract. Minneapolis and Du-
luth got 395, compared with 4T6 the cor
responding day last week and ll9 a year
ago. The aggregate at western primary
markets was $4,000 bushels, against
100000 last week and eO5.O bushels last
year, Exports OF wheat and -four from
Atlantic ports equalled %. 900 bushels.
Reports of possible damage from heat
and lack OF rain strengthened corn. Re-
ceipts, COS cars. Primary receipts were
large and clearences rather light Sep
TENDER opened a shade higher, at S29
80 1-Sc. sold sparingly at S2c, and advanc-
ed to 80 3-sc at the close.
A good demand from shorts caused a
rally in oats early but this was all lost
on later proht-taking. Receipts, 25 cars.
September opened a shade lower, at
1S 1-2c, advanced to 19 5-Sd19 SIC, and
closed at 19 5-Sc.
Large receipts OF hogs and lower prices
at the yards weakened provisions. Sell
ing on stop-loss orders was again fea-
ture. On the break packers took hold
freely and part Of the decline was re-
covered. September pork opened 1o915c
lower at $s.75Gs.SO. declined to ss.65. adj
vanced to $s.S2 1-2 and closed at $3.50
ST. 1-2. September lard opened SC lower
at sS.3595.37 1-2. rose to $40 and dacli7-
ed to $5S5 at the Close. September ribs
1-295c lower at $5.15d512 1-2, sold at
$5.12 1-2G5.15, and closed at s5.O7 1-2.
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat, IS cars: corn. SIS cars, oats, 400
cars; hogs, 5000 head.
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REPRESENTATIVE sALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

d. VI. Hutchinson Of Leon sold out car
of lights at the top of the day.
Ed Weidline Of Augusta sold a car OF
heavies at clofe to top prices.
The DAYS statement for Tuesday and
Sesterday were as follows: Wednesday
tops, SAD; bulk Of sales, A.1oa4.2O; aver
age weight. 9O9; receipts, 500. For Tues
day. tops. s4.27Is; bulk, A.20d4.ZI1s; aV-
erage weight, 2l1; receipts, 609.
The Dold shipments were very good
In all divisions and ahead of the same
uay last week. The jobbing end was the
winner in bulk OF stuff sent out. and the
express and straight cars were olsa very
well represented.
During the quiet OF the late afternoon
Yesterday the old-time members OF the
stock yards contingency got TO reciting
"reminiscences, and Marsh Paugh called the
turn on the prize yarn. II was TO the
effect that several years ago small par
" Of piscatorial experts went out from
the yards for little sport of that kind
and II probably surpassed even Grover
Cleveland's record for expense and gen.
eral elite arrangements. 1t was In the
pa!my DAYS Of the history OF the yards.
when every one was blooded, and these
four men were gone just one day, and the
uitely known was that Il cost them close
10 500. The gay party of lzaak Walton
adorers were Roe Eldridge. of the firm
of Eldridge & Campbell, A. b. Moore,
Captain Asa Runyon, and Inspector TILL
ford. They were gone just one day and
not only caught FISH In plenty. but enter
tanned like lords all the surrounding
country. The most elaborate menu was
studied out. including viands fit for Del
4nonico's. A four-hOrse team hauled
whole boxes and cases OF truck out TO
camp besides a large consignment by eN-
press. They sure had a good time ard
the farmers for miles around are said
10 be stilfleating of the freely extended
rommisssRy donated by the four magnani-
nous and naughty stock-handlers.
Mr.. Felix NcNeal, OF the Western
Weighing association was al the joint
railway agency yesterday at work check
Ing up the office.
Provisions Went of yesterday and ruled
Gull and weak. with considerable commits
sien house stop loss selling. Part Of the
decline was recovered by the later buy
Ing by packers. Cash lard closed TIC
bf, at $5.2Iiz, and cash ribs also TIC on.
at seer.
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LIvEsr rock Markets
CHICAGO


Chicago. July S6--Cattie-There was
good slaughtering demand for choice cat
tie today from local packers and eastern
shippers at strong prices. The common
lots were hard 10 dispose OF and prices
for such were barely steady at the reeet
decline. Good TO fancy grades brought
S. 3G5 80: commoher lots, &.S5G4.s0.
stockers and feeders. $s.ood+.75; COWS.
heifers and bulls. = .O065. 10; western feed
ers. s4.53d5.e5 Texas steers. $S-seG5.e9:
calves. $. 25d6.5o
HOgs-Trade in hogs was slow ana
prices suffered a further break Of cents.
Fair TO choice lots. 81. so74 50; heavy pack
ers. $l.O5G4.S7lt; mixed. S4.sS94.5e; butch
ers. s4.soGf.50: light. A.55d4.eS; pigs. SIS
G4.55
Sheep-The market for sheep was fairly
active at about former prices; poor TO
prime sheep. Ss.Cca5.s5; rams. s2.5o73. %:
ewes. ss.75a4.s0: yearlings. A.5OG5. 80:
lambs. s4.eO9s-s5; few fancy lots bring
ing $50 the highest price paid for some
tina
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COTTON.

New Orleans, July 26.-Cotton-Steady;
middling, sac.
New York. July 2s.-Coffee-Options
opened dull at unchanged prices and
ruled generally Inactive throughout the
session. Prices slowly eased off under
absence of speculative support, weak Eu-
ropean cables. unfavorable news from
Brazil and softness in the spot depart
ment. Rallied at the close on order for
5000 bags Of May. closing firm; sales. A.
90 bags. including August, $4.35G Novem-
Der. $4.55; January. $4.s5; May. s5.l5d5.2O
Spot coffee-RIo dull and weak: No., in
voice. SIC: No. jobbing 6iIc; mild. quiet
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. Csc;
centrifugal, s. test. 7-l6c; molasses SUI
gar. 3kc.
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FareIs. SsoekS s,s wo..v.

LONDON. July 3s-Amsrican securities
after a firm opening were quiet with a
declining tendency OF a disposition 20
realize TIA closing tone vas steady AMI
the demand light Spanish fours ei0ssd
AZ - - The amount Of bullion taken
into the Bank % England on balance to-
day. ea9oe India council bills we're al
Iotted today a. IL , ETA Gold prerni-
ums quoted AZ Buenos Ayres 1I4se
New York guly recommendation
Users London financial cabiegram: The
markets here we're stagnsns today -
for the continued b9ozIag q ws-trsl-
Isns. Americans we're f0rEottea. aTbitra~
geUrs leaving early Cottages we're sti2.
being per cen; and half extra for ths
new stamp duty. On some stocks even :
PER cent was demanded. Rates On for
esgo stocks were also ezc>YtieeaIiy stiR
The exciaeatian Il the large amount %
money Eftharaws On account q Wss-
erzllaa boom The hank b1aght EC0s5
gold IA bars ard ES9e n German csla
Berlin. July 3E-on tire bo1rse to-day
mine shares we're ssrnnx owing 90 large
speculative b1yiag- The other aecsf5as
were quset. caaafsian Paczses we're easter
On Loadon advieeA sp@11sh fSus react
e.
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BAD BREAK N Mailing
Puts an End to What Rise
There Is in Stocks.
PRICES DRIFT DOWNWARD
Thereafter to the Days Lowest
Bonds Dull and Heavy.
PRICES DRIFT DOWNWARD

New York. July s-There was not
much change in the character OF the
trading In securities today. There was
period when the market made some
show Of strength in sympathy with an
upward movement In q group OF individ-
uaI stocks, but a violent slump in Ameri-
can Mailing was SUFFICIENT to put an end
90 The rise and wipe out pretty mucn All
of the previous gain. General Electric
rose 1 Ia on the opening quotation.
Pennsylvania showed signs Of strength
early, and there was q conspicuous eo-
sorption Of Rock Island. which was at
tributed to the operation OF pool. Buy
ing from the same source was supposed
to account for the advance OF l ~ IN
Peoples Gas and for the vigorous up
Hard movement in the Gould stocks. The
ST. Louis Southwestern issues were the
most conspicuous as to activity, the p:e-
fs-Ied rising 1-2. Kansas and Texas
common advanced nearly q point. the
preferred about points. and Wabash
Irefe-red IA. At the same time Chi
caEO and Eastern Illinois jumped three
points. Wall Streets explanation vas
that ST. Louis Southwestern was to be
acquired by the Chicago AMI Eastern IL
lInCis snd tie combined properties ab
50. tel ty the Rock Islani. ares dt Mt
E.'win Could authorized dec al :hat lie
&c nIt M tied selling his ho,d. = IN 81.
Louis Southwestern. Utteran es to the
Sc me pCIport by Rock IsIa71 c'IciGls
were published. About the same time
came disclaimers from the Ogden Gas
company interests that they contemplat-
ed selling out to the Peoples Gas. and
Peoples Gas lost practically all Of its
gain There was a violent break Of s Ia
in American Mailing preferred, and 81
in the common. which completed the I'M
settling Of the market. Prices drifted
away to the lowest Of the day and were
not much affected by a squirt in the late
dealings in Lake Erie and Western.
which rose on the common Ia and in
the preferred points. American car
preferred was also marked up 81. New
York Central was decidedly heavy all
day and lost over a point net. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis and. Sauit Ste. Marie COM
mon was conspicuous for a rise Of "a
and the preferred advanced point. The
money market was inclined to firmness
and there was some calling Of loans.
which necessItated shifting. though no
great difficulty was found in securing ac-
commodation. Much doubt Is still felt
as to the extent OF the demands which
will be made upon New York to move
the crops: Discounts In London were
further advanced and the Bank OF Eng
land continued to buy gold in the open
market. besides receiving consignments
from Germany. Sterling exchange in
New York responded With a fractional
decline. Closing prices were as follows:
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METAL MARKET.

New York, July Z.-Metals-In a gen.
eral way there was no important
changes in the metal market. Tin, how
ever, continued to. hold firm relation
to the general list and advanced 50 points,
closing unsettled, as officially stated on
the exchange. at 1zds2izc: lake copper
was firm at 1Sis; pig iron warrants nom
inal, at s14.O0; lead quiet. I.55d4 .57is:
spelter, quiet, $50. Brokers price for
lead $4.3S, and for copper. SIS. so.
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New York loan Market.

New York, July 26.-Money on call IA
IA per cent; last loan. 1-2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 1-264 1-2 per
cent Sterling exchange heavy with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at S4.S7 IL
04.s7 .1-2 for demand and at 4.s4dLA IL
for 90 days; posted rates. $4.S5d4s5 1-2 and
A.ss64Ss Ia; commercial bills. A.s3a
4-s3 L. Silver certificates 6Ods1c. Bar sill
yer 90 lac. Mexican dollars. 4Sc. Govern
ment bonds irregular; state bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds irregular.
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The Southwestern railroad mortgages
ehoxed some strength in sympathy with
stocks. but otherwise bonds were duh
and rather heavy. Total sales. par value
2, g. 90 United States Ts coupon de-
Ciined 1-4c. but the new Is registered
advanced i4-c and the old as registered
- IN the bid price.
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EggS-W eak; fresh, llulZc-
Cheese-Cream. S. T9c
CHICAGO.
Chicago. July 2.-Wheat-$o. : red. =
G72I4c; No. ; red. C9iz1sic; No. hard
winter. s1dS7izc; No. hard winter. CO..
&c No. l northern spring. Ike; No. ?
northern spring. 7ol.a1l-c; No. : spring.
6elz17ec.
Corn-No. 3 Ss.zd9zsse: No. :. - T1,izc.
Oats-No. =, 2ls2tlsc; No. ;, 2sa12isc.
FIAx-Cash northwest, SEQ: southwest.
SIC: July. Sc; September. $40: October.
sc.
Butter-stezdy: c-eameries. I5lzsg17c:
dairy. lad1st-c
EgEs-weak: fresh. 1IGf5c-
Dressed r0uitry-Weak. turkeys ~
Si-c: ducks. &c; chickens. SIC; springs. II
Gi2c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Ci;y, July &.-Wheat-Se9iern-
Der. s5l.e: Dscsrser. s7l+c: cash. No. :
hard. &c; Ne = sii=Esic: No. red. CSC:
No. 3 sS1sFc-
Corn-Septembsr. 3s,sc; December. SIC:
cash. No. mixed. sgse: No. white, nc;
No. 5. Soisc.
oats-No. white. 24l<c
Rye-No. ? Sc
Hay-Caeiee timothy. s7.ssas.ae: choice
prairie. $500.
Butter-creanery lIisd1s1sc: dairy. Isc.
Eggs-Eresh. 81
ST. LOUIS
ST. I.suis. JnIy 3k-Wheat-I;nseftle
No. : red cash. elevator. slase: track. az
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WICHITA & wEsTERx

AfTTTe TF0rn v ~. 7
No. s75-Pratt ane Kfngraan PAS
eerKer daily except s1r5ay1 1ez5 -
No F7F-Pratt and Kingnsn se-
eomEa91aiicn cTuez6ay. Thurs-
day. saturday, -. ..-...-.. 1893
Depart West
No. f7.-EicTm1n ara Pratt ras4
senEsr fssfly eEcept agntay3. q 81 N
No fl-EirxFnan ana Pratt eel
connods ton Cs9orsfay. We'd
Eesday ard Fgt1ay1. 0>8ami
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Treasurr statement.

Washington. July S.-Today's statement
OF the condition OF the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, s2T7.5s0 1851 gold
reserve S2is. 3ss.ss7
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RnpREsENrArIYE SALES.
CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with only q few scattering single hoofs,
all Of which sold. Besides the listed line
below there were 2 cars Of stockers ship
ped In by ]. 3. Wangler for Kansas
city, and stopped for feed In transit.
r-e,7DN-yr, ArrrIyu- SATEG
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BROOKLYN IOU1svILLEa

Louisville, July 26.-Hushes not only
pitched great ball for Brooklyn today.
but scored the winning run for his team
in the fifth, when he and Jones worked
the double steal. Attendance, $500. core:
RHE
Louisville ............o101ooOO l
Brooklyn 02OO100O0-3 /
Notwithstanding. Woods and Zim-
mer; Brooklyn, Hughes and Mcguire.
EMPIRES, Lynch and Connolly.
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p1TTsBURG. 8; WASHINGTON,

Pittsburg, Pa, July 26.-Tannehill was
a puzzle to the Washingtons. and they
had no show OF scoring until the ninth
inning, when a wild throw by Williams
let in one run. Attendapce, 1850. Score:
r II z
Pittsburg 102Oo122@s15 3
Washington ........0 100000 COIL 4
Batteries - Pittsburg. Tannehill and
Bowerman; Washington, Mercer and Kit
tredge. Umpires, Swartwood and Hunt.
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eseesS nd lHstTe 20 the eyes OF (YTNyoung or old
one 50c boz renews vital energy kAl&8 boxes af
e. SO complete Euarznte ed cure NsY or money 70
funded. Can be carried In vest pocket. Sole
orfcs by THB PEREEcTO CO., CsstHa bieB.s cnAasS m
Sold in Wichita by G. Gehring and Wells
W. Miller, druggists.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. u, 1891.
Trains 1 Arrive Leave
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BASEBALL
BOSTON, 81; CINCINNATI. 5-a


Cincinnati. o.. July 36.-The Reds played
miserable ball behind Haley in the first
game and could not hit Willis. The SET
ond was a pitchers battle between Phil
lips and young Bailey, which the former
won after ten innings of great playing.
Haley struck at Tenney during the first
game because the latter collided with him
on the bag and later hit Duffy in The
face. Attendance, 4.e59. Score: RH f
Cincinnati ..........SO2ooO4o 8
Boston ...............1 3O2O3 OO0-s1S 2
Batteries-Cincinati. Hawley and PETIT;
Boston. Willis and Clarke. EMPIRES.
Smith and Latham.
Second game r H e
Cincinnati ........01OOOOOO 6 /
Boston .............1 0 10000 00-1
Batteries - Cincinnati, Phillips and
Wood; Boston. Baily and Clarke. Urn
pires, Latham and Smith.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.


wheat-No. 9 spring. 7oixG1Izc; No. 3
spring. 66isI7ec; No. 2 red, ia PIC.
Corn-No. 2. S2l34$2Ac; No. yellow.
33dS3I4c.
Oats-No. .. 2+d24ikc; No. white. pa
DC: No. white. 224 l2Sc
Rye-'No. . size
Barley-No. >. 22T40c.
FIaxseed-No. !. 91lzc.
Prime timothy-S2. 10
Mess pork-Per bblA S.e51s.70.
Lard-Per 1oo lbs. s.. 27ik d5.S7i4.
Short ribs sides Ocose) S.g5I5. Is; dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed) 59sd5Iz; short
clear sides boxed S5.25G5.zL
whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gal. $1.2s.
Sugar-Cut loaf, see: graduated. $50.
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