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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

IsnOt Recommended Cor Ess~yshius.
Nat e Yea aaavs KsAaey e naaaaer
Ereakle Is wan bs Rsa.a suss
sac Reneay Yea Heed.

Kidney trcuhls preys upon tha nlnd.
dlscourages and lessons ambition: beauty,
vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear
when the kidneys are out Of srdsr Or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has become 80 prevalent
that Il b not urcommen for q child 10 be
born ahllcted with weak kidneys. II the
child uEinates too often. II the urfae scAads
the aesh. or II. when the child reaches an
age when 4 should be able to coafrol the
passage. and Il h yet afilcted With bed
Wetting. depend upon Il. the cause Of the
difficulty l. kidney trouble. ard the frst
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs This unpleasant
trouble Is due to diseased coalition cf
the kidneys and bladder and not to
hshit, as most people suppose.
90 we end thai women a. well a. men
are made miserable with kidney and bad
der trouble. and both need the same rem
edy. The mid and the immediate eject
Of Swamp-Root Is soon realised 1t IL sold
BY druggists, in fifty-cent and oDe-doller
sizes. You may have = sample bottle By
mail free. also pamphlet telling ali about
Il. including many OF the thousands OF
testimonial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing Or. Kilmer Co.
B.rghamton. n. Y, mention the Wichita
Daily Eagle.
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HOG MARKET down
Local Tone Sinksin Sympathy
With Other Points.
TOPS WERE AT S4.1O
Cattle Steady But With Very
Light offerings.

Yesterday was q day Of lower markets
ali along the line but the Wichita mar
ket was at all times In line with the best
prices paid by any Of the western live
stock centers. This market was quoted
as IS cents lower. The summary Of the
days business was better yesterday than
for Monday or for the past several days
There were more hogs In and more sold
than for the day previous, and the quota
tion was at ali times the best, in con-
foVnity with the reported conditions OF
the other western markets. II was not
heavy day in point Of receipts, and some
Of the offered stock did not sell, as the
declining market made some Of the ship
pers a little uneasy and there was slow
trading in consequence. Chicago gave out
quiet and 10 cents lower. Kansas City
reported Is to % cents lower, and St
Louis 10 to Is cents lower. More fsvora-
tie yellow fever news gave a better tone
10 provisions. The day before there had
teen a yellow fever scare and this had It's
effect on the trading yesterday. All ever
the country there was a heSitancy In the
buying element and there was also let
down In the volume Of Feceipts- This
market, aIong With the rest, took On this
effect and In consequence the tone OF tho
trading sank and registered at a point
considerably below that Of the day before
Tires cars Bers sold and crossed the
eo2les yesterday and the top price paid
for them was $A1A This top Eas By far
the best load Of ths day and was an az
ira and very afce load. ana sold without
dock ~ thisNtpp price No other carload
sold near II and the next toppy price was
wan BY three punches q wagon and
er1Ysn-tn hOgA' Ths 6nIk WIS within .
cent range and this took IN not only
an the car offerings but practically al
the days sails hogs as EUl The aver
age weight Of the car hogs which crossed
tbs scalyes WRs very fair and the TRIAL
receipts only moderate Some OF tie cars
yarded dia not sell and this Ia always
the case when there Is q failing market.
Hogz have not yet gons down with pre-
visions. and though yesterday vas a weak
day for this branch Of livestock trade Il
was not II an unreasonable as compared
with the lower provision situation
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Strength PLAYS OUT
Stock Market Closes Below
Mondays Closing Figures
REALIZING PROVES HEAVY
Overcoming the Influence OF
Outside Buying.

New York. Aug. I-Today's stock mar
ket began strong but the bullish sent-
ment became exhausted and the close
was lower than last nights. Tue de-
clines extended to q point each In Burl-
ington and Pennsylvania and from 1 TO
2 points In the leading industrfals- Soon
after the opening realizing sales we're
made on q large scale. operators taking
advantage Of heavy commission house
demand to take the profits made on the
recent rise. The outside buying and the
realizing seemed about equally balanced
for a time. but the weight Of the selling
proved too much for the market ard
prices Of railroads gave way. The soft
ness Of the market moved the profess
sional operators to turn to ths short side
after having realized and they attacked
values vigorously in the afternoon. Wtp-
ing out practically all the ganis IN the
specalties, and carrying the railroads
generally a sharp fraction below last
night. There were some isolated stocks
which maintained their strength through
out the day, notably the Chicago Great
western issues. Colorado and Southern
and Chicago and Eastern Illinois. which
rose from a fraction to 3-a The strong
June statements by Atchison and Union
Pacific were without marked effect.
Rates for call money today were marked
IN TO 1-2 per cent in the afternoon.
Cheap money does not appear nearer
than II did Q month ago, as London and
the continent are evidently counting On
borrowing the credits to be established
b yths coming export movement. The
calling home of these credits would. 1t
seems probable. result IN sales Of securf-
ties rather than shipments Of gold. which
the Bank of England Is still buying in
the open market. and from Germany.
London bought quite freely Of stocks in
New York today and exchange bills
against future grain shipments continued
in large supply. There has also been
sharp fall in exchange on paris this
week, and today sterling exchange in
Paris alone rose 1-2 confines. Banks
in other cities have been large lenders In
New York and have drawn on their de-
posits In New York banks for the purpose
This operation reduced the possibilities
Of further strain on New York banks
through interior demand TO move the
crops. But for the moment II makes in
creased demands upon them and does
not offer much relief to the local money
situation.
Closing prices or STOCKS were as fol-
lows:
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

-
Chicago, Aug l@There was the usual
small Tuesday supply of cattle today.
The demand was brisk and all offerings
were easily disposed Of at firm prices.
Good to fancy cattle sold at s5-30d5.s5,
commoner grades at s43565.25. Stockers
and feeders brought S3.Ed4.so, bulls, cows
and helfers, S2.595.5; Texas steers, $50
g5.3o, ard calves, $S5Od6.5.
Hog prices were weak and in spite OF
small receipts the sales were at about
5d1Oc decline Heavy hogs brought $50
G45O; medium weights, A.1oq45. and
light weights. S43rai %; pigs brought $3.50
d4.5O and culls. s91Ss5.
There was a good demand for sheep and
lambs and with a light supply prices
ruled strong and higher. Sheep sold at
q Sas.g for cuIls. up to $S.0o95-2 for
prime wethers. Good lambs sod actively
at $s.OOas.B, inferior grades bringing 500
ASK.
Rsceipts-CaAtle. 1900; hogs. 1900;
sheep, 6,0o0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 1.-CattIe-Receipts
1870 natives, 1900 Texans. Good grades
strong; Others weak Native steers. tI25
d5D; Texas steers, <.9O44.4e: Texas cows
S2f59aS; native COWS and heifers. $3.50
6l3; stockers and feeders, S-00d4.9;
bulls, S3M9275.
Hoy-Receipts, 5000; market 15G20c
lower. Bulk OF sales. $49cdI.so; heavy,
si.SOaE 4215; packers, A.2594.4o; mixed.
$Azd4s5; light. A.25G440; workers., $45
a. 40; pigs. s4-514.41
SheeP-Receipts. 500; market steady.
lambs, SL00G675; muttons, S-4004.&.
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis. Aug 1--Cattle-Receipts, a5oo;
market steady % easy. Best steers, $3.50
G5-s0; stockers and feederA 200dA %;
COWS and heifers. 32Sd5oe; Texas and
Indian steers, $3S09Ass; COWS and hei1-
ers, $25ea2H
Hog-Receipts, 500: market 1Dd15c
lower. Pigs and lights, A.4od45; pack
ers, g. 406450; butchers. A45d4.5-
Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Native. A0ea4.3; lambs. $A5a9s.5a
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TnE wEAraEE
wkAIta. Kan. "a.

N1ehifa. Ean-. A1R- J. -.
Local forecast Ger HJeAi;a AL Tsrssify:
Fair sa4 eouensed ezrz u-fii Tssssfay.
D1rsnx fhs past - hears che highest
fenzosrafuTe has beea =. the h;ghest -
Ear. ;hs J0Sest = anA TIE near q. sifs
clear Warn weather ard frssh sg5s7
waEd
By hczrs tie tsDDerz.zss sas 80 fos-
SSwI: g q - y. - . =. 81 - -.
y q. noos -. , N - -. y. y.
Is -. So ~
On tAss date last yssT tAs hfzsess 'sn-
perstrre wAs =. TIE i0Esst = zad he
meaz O.
The rlveg row Sfaa6s ~ 80 feet 90 tse
gauge Lass Tess 80 tals fir1s = stSse
a. - feet FnE1D a. JofteeSuS.
osss-TFs
wash1z<fon. As<. L-Forseass fss WEI
Eeaaay a.d TasTp6ar-
Kansas. okEa&smA aE4 TzSt8E TegrtfFrJ
-0essraiig falg vita esnEkssr6 Atgs ssR.-
parstzss We61eGsag aGA TszsH2Ay; fsssk
uan4A @ostiy ssssAgiE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
FsreIsa stocks aai Esaey.


London. Asg. L-Amefiezn securities
opened ana improved somewhat. bur
later eased OF ard closed steady. Tns
settle.oeee ansor1s the atteuSi0n Of men,
bers. The amount Of bullion taken into
the Bank Of England On baiases bodAy.
E1a.ea.
New York Aug. L-Comnsrctai-A8yer-
tiser's financial ezbIeEram: The mar
kets here were idle today eKcept n Anssr-
leans and WesfrzIians- TIE tore wzS
easier on harder money. Americans were
stroax. NOrthsrn Central and Southern
Pzeshes and AtchisSn being features In
the afternoon hey relapsed on proTsn-sai
and NeE Rork selling. and the close was
below ths beSt- but gains rzngi>g ID %
/ - gers gsasral aria spFd rn;os N
anticipation % unsaTyFabis ssat1g1cs.
oehsr ooppers we're steady. Ths task
bought 2gTsso gold IN bars ard 81. ss
n GeruaIn eoln--
Paris. Aug Prices eonnenoed strong
on the boerss toaay. reztss ard Spanish
sos-s a6vancing. Later. however. o.
rsaIsuasiozs. a reaction st In and TIE
market coed SaIL ard especially foF Esto
TSutos. which we're aSerted owing 70 49,
s5bssantizl iacr>ase In fhs vtzgbse vuDsGy
Of cooper RE6ss FszTsea well but A.
lshsd easier.
Berlin. Asg los ne bo1rss tosay.
prss9 wsss ARA Essk sharss vsrs st1z-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Aug. Coffee options
steady al unchanged prices and ruled
generally dull and featureIess ali day
with rather weak uadertone. following
lower cables, heavy Brazilian receipts.
small warehouse deliveries ard slack ex-
port demand There was no outside Gpsc-
ulstivs interest = s7of coffee; closed
steady and unchanged SaIe1 400 bags
including September. 4-zs: December.
s+S: January. sf&; March. g. 9oGs @.
Spot coffee. Rio duh and nominal with
weak undertone- Mid quiet and barely
steady.
Sugzr-Raw strong with decided upward
tendency. Fair refining. ISIS bid; can
trtfUgal IS test. ~ bid aioiasses sugar.
l-sls bid Refined strong with good de-
mand.
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to determine the yield. which was found
to be T4o bushels per acre. During the
experiment the six pigs consumed the arr
ticholxes grown on one-eighth OF an acre
and made a total gain in live weight OF
244 pounds. or an average daily gain per
pig Of 81 pound. The pigs consumed dur
ing the period 75slpounds Of grain or At
the rate of 81 pounds Of grain for each
pound Of gain in live weight. On this
basis the feeding Of the artichokes result
ed in the saving Of nearly two pounds
of grain for each pound Of gain in live
weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
BASEBALL
r. Ipms. 8; BOSTON, Z

81 louis. Aug. l-St- Louis came out
on too today in the greatest game Of bail
ever seen in this city. The game seemed
hopesessly lost to the Perfectos three
times, but they rallied on each occasion
Powell relieved Sndh0f In the twelfth
inning and won the game for his side
IN the fourteenth By batting the ball to
the cub house for home run Attend
orra e,a Score: r H 2
at. louis .Oo0oOosO11 Is .
Boston ..-..O0O101e101 o-TT
Batteries-St Louis. SudhoH. Powell
and Schrecongost; Boston, Nichols and
Clarke Empires. O'Day and McGarr.
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New, York. Aug. 1.-Mcney on cal
steady, 8 1-1a4 IL per cent; last loan 4
Prime mercantile paper, s-414 IL per
cent Sterling exchange heavy with ac-
tual business In bankers bills at sass l.
for demand and at Sass Ia for 90 days
posted rates. A.s49lsi IL and SAT- lag
ass; commercial bills. Ss.s2 Ia Silver csr-
tifcates. 90 I-2ds1. Bar silver. % Is
Mexican dollars. SSo. Government bonds
steady; state bonds inactive: railroad
bonls drmsf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

New York. Aug. l-Aetsls were quiet
and unchanged. At the close the meta,
exchange called pig iron warrants uG-
changed with sl5.s5 bid and Sl56 asked /;
lake copper unchanged at $3.50; In dd1
and unsettled with $3.50 bid AMI a. g
asked; lead unchanged with sL5s bid and
A.57I2 asked; spelter unchanged al E0s.
rhe brokers price f3- leaf Is AS ard
FOR copper sIs.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

Standard Rope incomes. Fort Worth
and Denver City nrst ard Oregon snort
Line incomes showed strength. Oder
wise the bond market was steady. Total
sales. par value a1S GO Government
bends we're unchanged On bid prices The
coupon bonds Of the rs ana Is the new
Ps and gR were ex-taterest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

Montreal. Aug As q result q the run
on the Jacques Cartier bank, yesterday.
oceasioning a suspension for thirty days.
there Is general run On the other French
banks today. The Szncm Es Hochelaga.
capitalized AZ sf4sa.soo. which Is paid up,
is feeling ihs rHa more than thu others.
b1i- the Hrecsozs cain they can -ith-
stand f. They ara paying "a; geld sna
doEinio7 SEis Thssr liabilities. sccora-
ing 10 their Last ,ssaiGasassssere over a.
0saoaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

uiated by the strength. Of Austrian cred
its, and mine shares were in demand ow-
ing 20 the excellent position Of indus
tries. Spanish Sours and italian securi-
ties were inquired for on Paris account.
Nnrthern Paelfcs advanced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
TrennnrY Hfatemeut.

Washington. Aug. I-TOoay's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. sz74,t4A.-
1s7; gold reserve. ss45. 5AsS2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
Axiorns
on
Printing

Printers ink b the Vial
spark.
!, Our color. are tbs ss.. %
tainable.
Our imprint Is the stamp q
superiority.
Price should not Be the only
consideration.
If you catch the eye you
catch the world.
Let the public know MAT
you have to sell
Good printing always con-
mands attention.
Printing, like clothes, should
Be made to 1t you.
We are not the enly printers
but equal to the best.
Good printing means revenue;
poor printing. expense
II you have the " ndea'' ve
can " display" Il for you.
Printing Is often an. index 10
the merit Of an advertiser.
''The apparel oft Rroclaims
the man." Same with printing.
To increase your business
Z printers ink Is the best stimu-
liant.
Cheapness Is not the merit;
the finished work must tell the
tale.
No printing deserves .
higher price than what it.re-
turns.
A good design q half the
battle: If ven executed, the
other half.
How shall I advertiser Let
US know What you sell land ve
viii help you.
"The eternal fthess Of
things" applies to desegn more
than anything else.
"Don't judge by appear
ances" Is obsolete. Appear
ances count for everything IN
printing.
Let Us
} Do
Your Work
D@A0~0A0~G~O~aD~0AN~
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CAsH QUOTATIONS.

CASH QJO4 AllONS.
Fluur-Easy; No. 2 yellow. ia.
wheat--So. 2 spring. S7i=; No. spring,
S7G&A No. red. 7Vg7oi5.
Corn-No. ., Soi=-
Oats-No. .. 3Ge5; No. white. HsS&
Rye-jNo. .. 81
Bariey-No. = S+I3s,
Flax seed-No. !. S5izfs7; Northwest,
H-G1
Timothy seed-Prime. 3 i5is-
Mess pork-Per I'D. 7-e5dS -; lard per
lao lbs. &5i5.S: snort rios sides Goose,
81 SOFAS: dry salted shoulders Cooxed).
5,ds.; short clear sides C5o1ed}. &l5a
59-
whisky-Disiillers finished goods Per
gallon. AS
Slgar$-Cnchangec-
ClOver-&Sa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

New York Aug. The directors @ TIE
Seventh National bark Aco=plel icasy the
resignation 81 John 1zcAyerne,. a. presG-
deat. and placed wIBia-n n. KsnoaH.
vice president q the ssak u e1ntrul 81
the afAtrs % the sns.zszstoz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

Georgiana. Ala, Aug. Solomon Jones.
q negro, vas hanged by mob near For
est, this county. for attempting TO assam;
q young white woman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
EAGLE PRINT
OF COURSE

Coed printiag Il nsG $1,000
seEily high pries& CAaee
priating Il not Successfully
Hoos priatfng. Good ne
chinery ss ose e he pSlnei'
pal features. Ths raeekase
e material II car loas direct
tron the Hiils Il the greatest
factor n The Eagls belag
able y % GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Ihsa yOa eaa gsg
0e best q The pCicss pa
pay far the poorest - he
EAGLE OFFICE ~ ElsI psUgAs
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CrNCFNNATI 70: BRooKLYN. 3
Western League.

Grand Rapids at Detroit r II E
Detroit ......-.-.-.0 / Goa - 10 =
Grand Rapids .....0e e01e1e-s
Buffalo at Indianapolis RHE
Indianapolis ....-...0 l 0.3 3 e1 al /
Buffalo ...........-I / ee0e3i-5 10 4
Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. Manager Jack
OF the Milwaukee baseball club. toiay
sighed Second BaSeCnan yolx " Kansas
City. Voix has been Out Of the game FOR
some time owing 20 a disagreement win
Manager Manning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02
COTTON.
METAL MARKET.

New Orleans, Aug. L-Cotton-Quiet;
middling, sac.
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MUNYON'S

] WIN guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
win cure 90 per cent
IL ali forms Of kidney
complaint and On
many Instances the
most serious forms Of
Brlght's disease. II
the disease Il com
pIicated send q four.
ounce vial OF urine
We win analyxe II
and sdyise you fres
what to do.
AuNY0H.
n visl. Guies to Henl1h
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r7-raRr-RG .. BOSTON, q

TTII6BCbNJs ~ 6Oo1O-NP -
Pfttsburg. Aug 1~-Talnehin was nit
often but not effectively. Time and again
T2aItImore flied the bases but could not
score Seventeen hits and but two runs
shows either poor play on one side or
superior work on the other. Attendance
. > o5n Srore. Ri e
! Pittsburg ..--.......5 ozeOO1 10 2
| Baltimore .-....-1 100000 II
Batterles-Pittsourg. Tannehi and
Schriver; Baltimore, McGnnity and Rob
inson, Smith Umpirss, 6wartwood and
| Hunt
PrIIADFHPHIA- To; CLEVELAND. 4-s.
Philadelphia, Aug. lin the second In
uirrz of the last game today the Phiilies
made two errors and Cleveland hit Masee
safely i've times. Bernhard was then
( substituted and the visitors secured but
/ two hits during the remaining came- The
I hrst game was comparatively easy for the
PhEIies. Attendance $40. Score:
/ First game II n 70
cleveland ..........1oOooO1 2
philadelphia ooo511Oo@7 2
Batter4esCleveiand. Hushey and sug-
den; Philadelphia, Fraser and Douglas.
| Cmplres. Ganney and Latham
Second game Z
Cleveland .........Osoo0eOO s 2
philadelphia ...-...O OO01eOt "a Q 8
8at4eries-Geveiand. Schmidt and suE-
den; Philadelphia. Magee. Bernhard and
Mcfarland EMPIRES. CARNEY and La
than
LOUISVILLE, Z: NEW YORK. L
louisville. Aug. The Colonies punched
1 their hits in two innings and, with the
( Giants errors. scored another easy VIC
/ tory. Wagner stole home in the fourth
/ inning while Meekin held the ball Right
1 Fielder Mike Tiernan was today given his
unc additional release by New York. At
! tendance, LOO Score: RH z
/ louisville r,......,..O5OsOO .
| New York ..........O 0 O0oOOO1-1 :
Batteries-Louisvile Bowling and Pow
! ers: New York. eAIekin and Warner. VII
son. Umpire. Smith
CHICAGO. s: WASHINGTON, 6.
Chicago. Aug. the Orphans finally
took one from the Senators today. close
bot poorly played game. Attendance
sOo. score: RHE
! Chicago ..............01eeoaO 10 I
/ Washington ........o 00010I-S 10 =
Batteries Chicago. Griffith and Chance:
Washington. NIercer and Kittredse- TN
pires, Emsiie and Mcdonald.
CINCINNATI. Il; BROOKLYN. g
Cincinnati. Aug. The locals pounded
both Dunn and eYager hard socay and
won an embarrassing game. Attendance
a5ea. Score: RHE
Cincinnati .........s s22O1OOs-ls II
Brooklyn ............2 00002oO04 l
Batteries-Cincinnati Hawley and ePItz;
BROOKLYN. Dunn. Yeager and Farrell. I'm
pires. lynch and Connolly.
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NEW YORK.

New York. Aug. I-Sr@cial cable and
te.egrsrhsc adyicss 70 Brsosfreet's show
the following changes r. available sup
plies as compared with last week:
Whezt-UnitsI States ard Canada east
OF the Rockies. decrease 52o0 hushels.-
Liverpcol Corn Trade News
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on the produce eNchAnse t0oaF he oIt-
ter market was firm Creamery. 15,-sIi7;
dairy. 1925: cheese. steady. sEsFs; eggs
firm F-e=nff-S
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Chf-zxo. July Mira Aaee Lf'ssA
daughter % Gecsrs9 Crses p. Es'1zn VT
rer pension c0e1rztsEtonsT. vas tpoAT
granted az .hs0iuts divorce fFpss Der h7s-
bard. J. Reed il,ss1. . pronzfnsaf patent
a.,o--ey q New York City D.ssTts1n
"a. ~svea as - RrounS sDf tiv0rcaL
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Open. High. Low. CloSe

CHICAGO.
rhseaxo. Aug. 1.-The lesding futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-02

Afoat for and IN Europe increase no.
900 bushels. Total supply, decrease SSs-
coo bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada east OF
the Rockies decrease assoc bushels.
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Batteries-Chicsgo. Griffith and Chance:
washington. 0fercer and Kittredse. TN
pires, Emsiie and Mcdonald.
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rOr-rzerrnE. :: NOW YORK. 1
CHICAGO. s: MAsH1NeToS. 5.

CHDCAGO. s; WASHINGTON, 8.
Chicago, Aug. Tine Orphans finally
took one from the Senators today. close
but poorly played game. Attendance
go. Score: II E
Chicago .............01eeo9Os'-s1 10 I
Washington ........o21 0O01O1-S 10 .