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EARLY ADVANCE LOST.
September Closes Unchanged
at 70 l-2a5-8 Cents
ON THE VISIBLE SUPPLY
Corn a Shade Higher--0ats
and Provisions Lower.
ON THE VISIBLE SUPPLY

Chicago. July ga large increase in
the visible supply caused a loss of an
early advance OF 5-Sc In wheat today, Sep
TENDER closing unchanged at 20 1-2a5-Sc.
Corn closed shade higher and oats 1-S9
Lac lower, Provisions collapsed under
the execution of stop-loss orders. Pork
lost l591 1-2c: lard Ice and rsbc sc.
Unfavorable weather in France and
Germany. in connection with complaints
of rust from the Dakotas, and larger
worlds shipments than expected, started
wheat strong. The loss of nearly a mill
Ion bushels OF wheat in an elevator fire
at Toledo added to the bullish sentiment.
September opened 1-4l3-Sc higher at
20 I-Sc. sold sparingly at 1-16c lower and
advanced to II 1-sG1-4c. Speculation was
slack. however, and when an increase of
l $4,000 bushels in the visible supply was
reported the price slipped back to 20 1-2c.
A slow cash demand improved weather in
the northwest and reports that harvest
ing had begun IN Minnesota, also had a
depressing influence. There was tempo
rary rally near the end of the session
but at the advance there was more for
sale than the market could absorb and
September closed with sales at 20 1-2d5-Sc.
Primary western markets receipts were
$4,000 bushels, compared with 756,eOO bush
els last year. Atlantic port clearances
OF wheat and -four equaled 4ssOOO bushels.
Chicago received. 126 cars and Minneapolis
and Duluth 5G5. The worlds shipments
- ~
ed to 7.10i. eco bushels and the quantity on
ocean passage decreased 1,0S0, 900 bushels.
An increase Of 1890 bushels In the Wis
ible supply wiped out feeblUe rally in
corn Cash business was curtailed by the
smallness Of country offerings. Receips
ga cars. September opened unchanged at
81 2-4GT-Sc. advanced to 32c, declined to
81 SAC and closed at 81 7-Sc.
Favorable crop reports and large re-
csipts weakened oats. The visible supply
decreased $4,000 bushels. Receipts 2l2 cars.
September opened unchanged at l9 5-Sc.
advanced to 10 5-S63-4c, declined to 19 3-Sc
and closed at 70 3-SG1-2c.
Better prices at the yards started pro-
visions firm at a moderate advance. Sell
ing by packers, however, started de-
cline which met numerous stop-loss or
ders, and decided slump followed Sep
TENDER pork opened a shade higher at
1920, advanced to 3s.22 1-2, declined to So
and closed at 500 Ia September lard
opened unchanged at s557 IL. rose to
$50 1-2a5.S0, declined to $5.45G5.F 1-2c.
and closed with buyers at $5.47 IL Sep
TENDER ribs opened unchanged ats5.22 1-2c,
advanced to ss.25. declined to $5.12 lie and
closed at $5.171-2c
Estimated receipts for Tuesday: Wheat.
165 cars; corn, 1,Ol0; oats, S75; hogs, 1900
head
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. July A.-The leading futures
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ForeixU StocI<1 .na woner.

London. July A-American sec,,,,,,..
after declining somewhat were au,e. v4,h
hardening tendency and closes sYfl
Spanish Fs. 20 $50. The amour, 81 b,,sI-
Ion taken inti the Bank Of England a,
balance today Elii08.
New York July 2I-The Comms--l,i
Advertisers london financial cableeran.
The markets were fdie today IN IT,
OF the settlement tomorrUw. Americans
were neglectsn and heavy on the Cave
land strike: sS.0oo gold IN bar. and c1
IN German coin was bought By the b.nk
Money was easy.
LONDON July ~ p m.-CIorfne-Coa-
sols for money. 1s Ills: for the account.
Us Bis Canadian Pacific. % Ia; Era
first preferred. q 10: Illinois Central.
lls -: Northern Pacific preferred. nz4:
st Paul common. u: New York Central.
1Is l-f: Pennsylvania, @ IL: Readinx.
10 SIS; Union Pacsac preferred, 0a-s:
Atcbison. - Ia: Louisville and Nashville
q: Grand Trunk. :: Anaconda II IA Bar
silver. steady. 2 Ia per ounce. Money.
2 per cent The rate Of dasco1ut IN the
open market for short ofiis. sT-4 Pc cent:
FOR three mcoshs bHk. 1Eisa3-s pr
eerf
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speech can never teli what shey sneursa.
We are at home when the nsus conea
that they are dead. we see The msideu
A the shadow Of her frat sorrow. We
see the silvered head Of the ola nan
bowed with his last grief
The past rises before as. and We zee
4.0eo.0o0 OF human beings soverened By tha
Lash: We see them bound hand and foots
we hear tf& strokes OF cruel WHIPS Ne
hear the hounds tracking women thrOugh
tangled swanps. We Sc babies SOLD from
the breasts % mothers. Crnei,y unspeaks
a5lei Outrage iuflnlte! -Four million 6cdS
les In chains. -Four million souls IN fets
tiers, All the sacred relations q wife
mother. father. and child. trampled be-
meath the feet OF might And all this waa
done under cur own beautiful banner oe
the free.
The past rises before us We hear the
roar and the shrek Of the bursting shesi.
The broken letters fall. The heroes died.
We look Instead q slaves we see msn
and women ard chlidren- TIE wand q
progress touches the auction block. The
slave pen. the whipping post. and we see
homes and iresides. the schOolh00ses ana
siOks. and where eli was want and crime
and cruelty and crime and letters we see
the faces % the free.
These heroes are dead. They died fer
hberty-they died for Us. They are as
rest. They sleep IN the land they made
free. under the nag Their rendered stain
les. under the solemn>pines. the sad hem
locks. the fearful willows. the embracing
vines. They sleep beneath the shadows oe
the clouds. careless alike Of the sunshine
or OF the storm. ach In Ia wtndoNisa
palace OF rest. Earth may run red vita
other wars-they are at peace. In the
midst Of battle. In the roar Of conflict.
they found the serenity Of Death. have
one sentiment for the soldiers living and
dead-cheers for the living and tears for
the dead"
In June. 1876 Colonel Ingerson made the
speeer nominating James q. Blaine for ths
presidency before the Reptbscan national
convention. IN session In Cincinnati 10
was In this speech thar he called Mr.
or-.-st.,.A 81, Rf@bfh pamae
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Cash QOOIAIlONS.
Flour-Ouiet.
wheat-No. spring. 7Oq7O%c; No. .,
5e97essc; No. 2 red, 71d71Izc.
Corn-No. 2. S24qS29sc: No. 2 yellow,
32at G32hc.
Oats-No. 2, 24izc.
Rye-No. 2. 5219c.
Barley-No. 2, 3id40c.
Flax seed-No. l, csc; northwest, 81 .ootsG
1Ol.
Prime timothy seed-S2.S5.
Mess porll-Per Dbl. $s.95d9.0o.
Iard-Per 100 lbs. 5.4Od5.50.
Short ribs sides, loose. $.O5G5. 3; dry
sailed shoulders, (boxed) 5asd5la; short
clear sides (boxed) $5.35d5.47.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gal. d.
sugar-Cut loaf. 500: granulated. S5.s4.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. .........'... 10000 h,00
Wheat, bu. ............ U,uO N,tVS
Corn, ou. ...........-...i4S.c9 l'oiS,OO
Oats. bu ................24 3.0eo 2s6.c0o
Rye, bu. ...........-.... 100 SS,Ol0
On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Easy; creamery. 12G17c; dairy.
i1dl5izc.
Eggs-weak; fresh. 11l4912c; choice,
quiet. SdsiSc.
CdCANIO.
Chicago, July 24.-wheat-No. . red. III
71l.c: No. red. 67lsa7Oi4c; No. hard
winter. s7asSc. No. hard winter. go
CSC; No. l northern spring, 7oStI71c; No. ?
northern spring, 70l1oisc: No. 3 spring,
6CT70isc
Corn-No. ., 22I4a22zc; No. 3. S2G22Hc.
Oats-No. 9. 2fi=c; No. 8. 23isc.
FIax-Cash northwest. $1.eoi3: southwest
-: September. sSi.c; October. sac.
~. Att
11HI5lsc-
Eggs-weak and dull: fresh. llikflsc-
Dressed poultry-Fauiy active; turkeys.
7izfTStzc; ducks, &C; old chickens, SIsd9c:
springs. l0Guc-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 4.-Wheat-
SEPTEMBER. &c: December sSLc: cash.
No. hard. &c; No. 3. eV9S3c; No. red,
ssdsSc; No. 5. sll-Gtssc-
Correspondence. sc; December. 2sc:
cash. No. ? mixed. 29szc: Nc. white 50ssc;
No. s, Gee.
oats-No white cash. 2gizGsIc
Rye-No. . 5sisc.
Hay-Choice timothy. S7.5SGS.O0: choice
prairie. SS.S5dS.S.
Butter-Creamery l4is1isszc; dairy. fsc
Eggs-Fresh, &C.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. July i.-Wheat-HIgher: No.
9 red cash. elevator. 7oisc; track. 7Ii-9
nc: July. 7elsc; September. 5lIac: De
cember. FsiSc; No. : hard. 7oc
Corr-Stronger; No. . cash. &c: track.
SC: July, sIsSc; September, sic; Decem-
Der. sssc-
Oats-IIighex: No. : cash. sc: track.
sii.e; july, oSiSc: September. L.. 9is-sc;
No. white. 31izG@Sc-
Rye-Wanted. n &c
Fiour-Unchanscd: patents, s.. $3.50;
straights. s. i5sfS.Ss: Gear. g. 7sa3.6a.
Dry salt meats-ouief; 65xei shoulders.
s. LIZ; extra shorts. 81. clear SIDES.
S.S@
Bacon-ouies: boxed shoulders. S %: az
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native cows and heifers. S2.7564 so; stock
ers and feeders s3.15@4 90: bulls, 1900
40
Hogs-Recelpts. 1850; market strong TO
SC higher; active; bulk Of sales, $3.50
$50; heavy, 81. z21kG4.55; packers, A.35a
$50; mixed. 1850. Az; light, A.25@4. 4;
workers., sI.OOd4.15; pigs, A.1564.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market strong;
lambs, A.OOQ6. 90; muttons. $3.50d4.5o
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, July A.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
600; market steady; beef steers, 5000
SO; Butcher grades, $3.50d5.00; stockers
and feeders, E3.2Sd4.65; cows and heifers
s.. 2565. 90; Texas and Indian steers, S. l0l
500; cows and heifers, $2.25G3.T5.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady to
Strong; pigs and light, S4.55E4 So; packers
$4.50G4.65; butchers, "a. 6OG4.70.
Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market steady
and unchanged.
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At LIN EBB
Early Decline Followed by an
Equal Rise.
CLOSE ABOVE SATURDAY
Why Speculation Halls on the
Money Outlook.

New York, July 24.-There was little
change in the stock exchange today, bust
ness continuing at the low ebb. as during
last week, doing the smallest week $
business of the year. A break In Con-
solidated Gas of 2 "a and a decline OF over
a point In Sugar turned prices downward
in the morning. but the bears were not
disposed to be aggressive. Late In the
day an active demand developed for New
York Central, which lifted that stock
81 from the early low point. The whole
market hardened in sympathy. Pennsyi-
Nania being conspicuously affected. The
early factional losses were thus wiped
out and final prices were a shade above
those OF Saturday as a rule. There were
q few wide movements in the prices of in
dividual stocks. Manhattan, Federal
Steel. American Linseed oil preferred and
Lead were heavy at one time and Gen
eral Electric fell OF q fraction but later
rose over points, closing at III Us. Pitts
burg, Cicninnati Chicago and St. Louis,
st. Louis Southwestern preferred. the
Iowa Central stocks. the Pressed Steel
car stocks and a few others made some
display Of strength The money market
of the world shows continued relaxation
from the recent strain. discounts In Lon
don and in Berlin declining an additional
fraction. but while anxiety over the out
look is for the moment relieved there IS
a general feeling that higher rates will
rule in the near future. Local money
lenders are disinclined to lend money on
time at present rates, believing that high
er rates will prevail later. The activity
OF business In this country, coupled with
the demand for money TO move crops, Is
expected to furnish employment for all
available funds Owing to the activity Of
trade both In England and Germany and
the large speculative commitments at
Paris and at Berlin there will undoubted-
ly be demand to borrow the credits es-
tablished by the United States on account
Of food exports. Such loans were made
on large scale last year. but 1t Is evil
dent that higher rates of interest will be
required to prevent the calling home OF
this country's credits during the coming
months. owing to the increased opportuni-
ties for employment of money at home
It Is this situation which has caused a
halt In speculation in securities both In
this country and abroad.
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New Tirk. Jury 4.-t5o1eT o. cal
steady. 3l-3S4 per cent Last iosa. 9 ger
cent Prime mercantile paper. H. % Is
per cent Sterling exchaz=s s.saey with
aetun buEtaess n banEsFf baIi q; AT IS
aGEi-a FOR 5emsnS AMI .; tH i-tsi
4GI-s for sixty days; posts3 rzses, q g
s4ss and t4ssai-i: Commercial b8Els. - y
e4s4 I-g. gorernzsenS Soa1a nras state
boads inactive. rsErosi sSaIs iSresslzE
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ira shorts. $50; clear ribs, $50: clear
sides, s.. l2Hs
lReeeipts-Fiosir, z.ooQ; wheat. $4,000:
corn, IS. 500; oats. gfo&
Shipments-E16ur, 10; wheat 500;
corn, Loo; oats. 1900.
NEW YORK.
New York, july zi.-Flour-Recelpts
15. TO; exports. TS.0H feshels; sales. 400;
inactive and aboucF steady, without
change.
Wheat-Receipss, $3.50; exports. az. III :
sales, 100000 bushels; futures. 1sS,O0l
bushels spot. Spot, steady; No. red,
76ssc (. o. b.. af1oat spot; No. northern
Duluth A7Sjkc, l. o. b. af1o2t spot; No. /
hard Duluth, S13sc to arrive; No. J red,
75c, elevator. Options opened firm on
higher English cables. Thereafter 1t ruled
dull and irregular ali day, finally easing
OF under realizing and lack OF outside
support. Northwest crop news was pet
ter Closed easy at y to &c net decline.
Sales included No. Q red July. 7eS9I6xc.
closed T5Ac; September, T5ssT7s 5-1sc.
closed 75zc; December, n /11-leQ7Shc.
closed 77<c.
Corn-Receipts, 4.T5o: exports. st15;
sales, la. 900; futures, $4,000: spot steady;
No. 2, 3Skc T. o. b.. afloat. SIC elevator;
options opened steady with wheat, and
showed little change all day. Crop news
was IaVOTaDfe, ClcdIdAGcS AaiA dA4 g.
port trade light. eClosed steady at par
tIal lie net advance; July closed &c; Sep
TENDER, 37kG37 5-16c. closed S7l4c; De-
cem'ber, 3s1z assoc. closed S5hc.
Oats-Receipts. T7oO; exports, AI,9ol.
sales. 10000 spot Spot. quiet; No. 2, 2ei3;
No. 8, 2Sisc; No. white. sic; No. 2
white 3oikc: track mixed western, and
track white western. 30T36c. Options dull.
Butter-Receipts, 1850 packages; hrm;
state dairy, 1s1kd17c; state creamery. 15g
1sc; western creamery, 15llSc; factory, IL
@lt1kc.
Cheese-Receipts, $3.50 packages: firm;
large white, sac; small white, &c; large
colored, SIC; small colored. &c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1O.067 packages; western
10115ilc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. July 24.-Wheat-Spot, No.
red, western winter, no stocks; No. 1
northern spring steady. IS 1Gsd: futures,
quiet; July. IS I'd; September, IS shd; De-
cember, 5s 1O9sd.
Corn-Spot American mixed, old. steady,
IS 4%d. Futures, quiet: July, IS I'D;
September, 3s 4ssd; October, So 49sd.
Imports of wheat into Liverpool during
the past week from Atlantic, 31.4OO quar-
tiers; from Pacific ports, none; from other
ports, 5000 quarters Imports of corn
from Atlantic ports during the week.
90 90
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Western League.
THE UEArAER

Wichita, Kan. July "a 1899.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair until "Wednesday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been 20, the lowest =.
and the mean 81. with clear, warm
weather. light north TO northeast wind.
Yesterday the corresponding tempera-
lures were 20. 81 and 81, and one year ago
today they were g. - and -.
BY hours today the temperatures were
as follows: AT a. m. q; al I. q; az S.
-: at 9. So; AZ 10, 81; At II. IS; al L. S.;
at n. m. S.: at 81; at 8, 81; az 4. 50;
at 5, -: at 6. 81; at :, ST.
Yesterday the river at q. m. was at
IS feet on the gauge; today at a. m. II
had risen 80 feet and stood at SIS feet on
the gauge. FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. July el.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Kansas. Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair Tuesday and probably Wednesday;
variable winds.
A man Is usually bald four or Eve year
- 4.
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L. n DELANEY. Agent.
FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS.
Arkansas.

Excursion tickets on sale a. All tines.
Take a much needed rest aud spend . few
days az this noted resort tiAB fer the
round trip. Good returning ninety days
from date Of zals.
II o. MogTTMoRE. City Ticket AGsat.
Pullman Sleeping Car service. wchiia
20 Denver. without change % cars. vss
Missouri Paclac.
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GAYEuPA ALL HOPE

Louis Prickett, 500 BRYAN aveII". Dem
vile, Ill, writes: I have suffered several
years with asthma. ana after trying
great many remedies had
given up all hope. was advised
10 t-v Foley's Honey and Tar. II
Immediately stos the coughing spells
and I get my breath more freely. 1t Is
the only medicine that ever gave me 20
lief Hooking Drug Co.. G. Gehring. and
Wells Miller, druggists
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METAL MARKET.

New York, July A.-Metals-The gen.
eraI market held steady, being he!ped by
further advance In tin to S0i4a3Oh. The
market for tin closed unsettled, while
pig iron warrants closed nominal at H4.O0:
lake copper firm. at 49,; lead quiet at
81 .55G4 57lz; spelter quiet at SIS; bro
kers quote lead $4.35 and copper $3.50.
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TErS DAYS. orrrTNo IN CoLoRADo

TEN DAYS OUTING IN COLORlAJO
A trip In a special sleeper and dining
car for ten days for SIS. through the
famous Grand Canon OF colorad0. up to
Sailda. Manitou and around the famous
loop. Party limited 10 twenty-five people.
In charge Of an old passenger man. thirty
years experience In running excursions.
Come early-Hrst come. FIRST served-s5
pays all your expenses for entire trip. Ia
Guiding meals. railroad fare and sleeper.
Party will leave about August IS. .'or
further particulars call on OF address
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Bonds were dull and narrow today and
changes in prices were mixed. Total saIs-
par value. H6s0.ooo. United States g
registered advanced 1-lc and the ss cou-
pom 1-Sc In the BID price.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, July A.-Coffee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices and
ruled moderately active but featureless.
with an easy undertohe, being dependent
upon the shorts for support. against I'M
satisfactory cables. continued heavy re-
ceipts at Rio and Santos. and a slack spot
demand Selling was checked. however,
by low prices. Closed quiet. unchanged
to points higher. Sales, 1850 bags, in
Guiding September 4.45c; November. 4.50c;
December 4.9Oc; March. 5.05c; May, 5.ie9
5.15c;' June, 5.1516.20c. Spot coffee-Rio,
dull: mild, quiet. Sales, small tobbing
business.
SugarLRaw, steady; fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal, IS test, 4 7-16c: molasses SUI
gar, SIC.
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RFPRESENnATIYE SAIIES.
CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with only a few small, scattering stuff
on sale Outside OF the single hoofs in
there was one bunch Of COWS from Land
ers to Stelnkirchner. It was light day
all around in the beef trading
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Jackson to Challenge the winner.

Victoria, B. C. July 2i.-Peter Jackson.
the pugilist, who is here from San Fran
cisco. says he will issue a challenge TO
the victor Of the Jeffries- Sharkey fight
He is confident Of winning.
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Tr-aaarr Nansrmeat.

washington. yasy st-T0dzSe E.stsnen,
Of the eoE6sti0n % shs trsRsvsy shSus;
Avznabss eASh 6aaanee. ezn.7k.3sss soss
reserve. S71kE,lG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-25

Washington. July 7t--UnItsd STATS
Treasurer Roberts ss truhtse of ths
Dewsy home fund. today received thT5agh
the San Francisco Examiner. cDntriDu-
lions amounting TO pm. naEiHS the & al
20 date tis. Bia.
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Better Not Expect Too Much.

Rome, July A.LThe Italia referring to
the lynching of Italians in Louisiana,
says: I'VE have not the least doubt that
the United States will do its duty in the
broad measure demanded by the atrocity
OF the latest lynching. but our conferees
will do well not TO expect greater repara-
ton than can be obtained"
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RA1irIMoRE. S: cHnCAGo. I
BOSTON. &: CINCINNATI a

Cincinnati, O.. July A.-The Champions
easily outplayed the Reds today and won
their eighth game from the locals. Score:
RH r
Cincinnati ..........02 0O1OOo 0-37
Observation-Disclosures, Dwyer. Taylor
Peitz and Wood; Boston, Nichols and
Clarke. Umpires, Manassau and Latham.
Louisville, July a.-Brooklyn-Louis
game postponed; wet grounds.
St. Louis, Mo-. July A.-St. Louis-New
York game postponed; wet grounds.
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ANOTHER CHANCE

For Wichita People 10 Spend q Colorado
Summer.
For pilgrimage OF Cryptic Nasons -
Colorado. August TO n. the saata re has
made a rate Of one fare plus q for tho
round trip. Pueblo. tis5: Colorado
Springs. ti7s5; Denver. -lla Tickets on
sale August 5, and !. FINAL return limit
August 81 stop-oyer privileges allowed
on going trip after reaching first Colorado
common point enroufe.
L II DELANEY AVrns
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IL y. Main 81. wIehIta. Kan.

The best line 20 Colorado points-Afis-
souri, Pacific railway. Through sisepss.
Wichita 20 Denver. Leaves wichita
$50 D. m.
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Would Have Cost Ain ais Life.

I have been using FoIey's Kidney Cure.
and take great pleasure In stating It gave
me, permanent cure of kidney disease
which would certainly have cost me my
life. recommend 1t to anyone afflicted
with kidney trouble.-Oscar Bowman. Leb-
anon, KY. Hooking Drug Co., G. Gehr;ng.
and Wells Miller druggists.
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ANOTHER INDIAN FAMINE
Il Threatened aud the Plague L. Re-
norted Increasing.

UUTttu HuCECIHIuss
Bombay. July 24.-The partial failure OF
the monsoon has occasioncd grave anN-
iety. The rainfall has been injuriously
excessive in Bengal and northwest prov
Inces. but in the Deccan, the GugeraG ana
some of the central provinces there has
been almost no rain. The situation IN
western India is already critical ard dis
aster Is threatened. The plague Is in
creasing in Prona. where there were lls
cases on Sunday and So deaths
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COTTON.

New Orleans. La, July A.-Cotton-
Steady; middling. SIC.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 24.-Tradc IN cattle today
was brisk at steady prices before the
general run OF steers for good to choice
shipping beeves. Good TO fancy steers
Brought s.. 25d5. y; common grades. $s5
m5. %; stockers and feeders. S3.00i4 -:
bulls. COWS and heifers. $2.Oeg76.l0; Texas
steers, g. 5ed5.S5. and calves. N.5eIS.75.
Hogs-Demand for hogs was active with
prices averaging Zzc higher. The late
market was dull however. and fully &C
lower. Fair to choice lots brought A.03
"a .G5: heavy packers, 81. 2Sd4,i7is: mixed.
g. $G4.G5; butchers. Si.s5I4.sT1s; light
hogs, a.4564.T0 and pigs. SS.Sefi4. 65.
Sheep-There was fairly active siaugh-
tering demand for sheep. with prices
steady for good focks and weak for 9TH
ers. Culls sold at s. 50e73. 3; native weth-
ers. $5.0OT5. .: rams. s. .5Of3.2S: ewes.
s.T5Gi.i0; yearIings. s4.5OG5.so; spring
lambs, S3.75d6.60.
Receipts-Csttle. 1900; hogs. $500.
sheep. 16.00o.