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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-31
On THE SIDE Of GAINS
Are Most of the Net Changes
in Stocks.
MARKET VERY IRREGULAR
industrial Specialties and
Railroads Part Company.
MARKET VERY IRREGULAR

New York. Aug. 0.-Specuiative senti-
ment was unsettled today and the course
of prices changed several times and was
very irreguler all day. Net changes are
mostly on the side Of gains and in grouD
OF Industrial spec1aities the closing was at
the best prices, but In the railroad stocks.
which started on wit ma quiet demon
strat5on Of strength. net advances are
generally below the extreme rise. The up-
ward impulse at the opening was due to
the much more cheerful feeling in Lon
don regarding the Transvaal outlook.
Buying for london account was about
equal to yesterdays selling for the same
account There was some covering also
BY local bears who sod yesterday ola
the Transvaal WI scare The active buy
ing movement In the railroads fell on
very largely after the first hour. With
the comparative duliness OF railroads aud
a reaction IN prices on realizing came
renewed activity in the industrial special
ties, which continued the rest of the day.
The Tobacco stocks and the local stocks
were attacked by the bears for effect on
the general market and Tennessee Coal
was under pressure. On the ether hand.
Brooklyn Transi. continued to be vIgor-
Gusly supported with a view TO tia dis
comf5ture of the short Ia crest. Sugar
she wed symptoms Of q desire 20 cover on
che part Of the bears. The iron and Steel
group were benefited by the continued
active demand for Republic Steel issues,
whicIh lifted the common stock 1 "a. In
the late trading Federal Steel forged to
the front and rose rapidly TO 81 Il, an
extreme 3 Ia. The Municipal stocks rail-
lied from their previous depression ana
the rather buoyant tone Of the sndustrials
impaired sympathetic ffrmness to the rail-
road list. In the latter division OF the
market, stocks which suffered most acute
~ yesterday were strong today, notably
Louisville, Northern Pacific and Southern
Pacific. There were evidences OF indus
trial strength in the Hooking Valley and
Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks. Kansas
and Texas preferred. Chicago and Eastern
Illinois and Chicago Great Western pre-
ferred B. amongst the railroad stocks,
ana Laclede Gas. North American and
MON Bag and Paper preferred In the spe-
ciaIties. Losses of = point or over were
shown by Fort Worth and RIO Grande.
Duluth. Sourh Shore and Atlantic pre-
ferred. Minneapolis and St Louis and
Great Northern preferred. Call money
held stiffiy at per cent. or above and
the lenders were more exacting about
time loans without any change In the
actual rate. Some effect on che money
market Is produced by preparation for the
regular monthly settlement on September
!. The banks continue 90 lose cash both
to the interior and to the sub-treasury
This. combined with easier money In Lon
don and the buying here for London ac-
count. produced fall OF a fraction in the
actual rates for Sterling exchange. Clos
ing prices of stocks were as follows:
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A.4s@t.5s; light. A.sO@4.7o; workers.. a.ea
40; pigs, A.15R4.TO.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
lambs. a.O0Gs. 20; muttons, S.S5G4.00
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Aug. so.-Cattle-Recelpts, g.
900; market steady; beef steers, s4.O0aS q;
stockers and feeders, $2.75@i.so; cows and
heifers, s2.l0d5.15; Gamers. N.50I2 75;
Texas and Indian steers, $S.0004.65; cows
and heifers, s.. s09S.70.
Hogs-Receipts, 400; market steady;
pigs and lights. s4.7Oa4.SO; packers. $4,000
$50; butchers. A.7OG4.s5.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; market steady:
native muttons, $s.75a4.3O; stockers, 5000
$50; lambs, S4.00G6.o0.
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NATIONAL @. A R REUNION AND
OLD HOME EXCURSION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
VIA THE cREAT RO~E IsIAN-n

-
ROUTE.
Special train OF PuIlman's tourist sleep
ers will leave Wichita Saturday, Septem-
Der .. at s:G5 a N. and run through 70
Philadelphia without change OF cars.
Dates Of sale September l. 2 and : issa
Open return linit-Tickess viii be good
to leave Philadelphia returning. without
execution. up to and including September
L. 1879.
Extended return limit-By depositfng
tickez with joint agent at Philadelphia
between September 5 and 3. both dates
inclusive. and on payment Of % cents at
time OF deposit. return limit may be ex-
tended 20 leave Philadelphia Up 20 and
including September %. 1sse.
Rates-For ticket limited 20 continuous
passage and no stOp-on In either elrec-
ton. S3G5.
For ticket, going and returning via the
same route. but with the privilege Of ooe
stop-over at any pos1t east OF PiEtsburE.
Pa. the rate viii be SS.l.
For ticket. good going one route and re-
turning another. and With the privilege
OF stopping OF az any point east Of Pitts
burg. Pa. cnce IN addition 70 the reRu-
lar ssop-ofHs granted On nrst~elass tIckss
TO PhEIadelphia. the rate viii BE S-M.
For other information and reservations.
cali On OF address Z DRAKE. D. p. A
E. w. THOMPSON.
A q. ?. q I. A. Topeka Kaa.
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LAST OPPORTUNITY
To visit the Greatest gsmnsg Resort @
the World.
COLORADO

Account annual meeting conseFatsa
order Of 8oo-HOo. held a. D~aysr. Co..
September . % u. $50. the Santa Ps
route haa made . rate % ore fare pias
q. 10 Pueblo and return. tlsE; coiora5s
Springs and return. MS: Denver sns re-
turn 80 Tickets On sale 8epsetnbsT 8
and hnal rstnrn limit September q.
ia. st0p-overs On going Trip after rsseh-
ing 6rst Colorado eommoa poiss en- rOstz.
The Santa Fs's Colorado trala issSss
wichita 80 and 7,o< . m and arrives
Denver LIS q n. snd rs .. n. 1ssask
chair car ana Pullman ssrv5oa
LR DELANEY. AssaE
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NUTWOOD PARK RACES


Eyent-Blg PaeiBg special Todny
Dubuque. Iowa. Aug. so.-Kingmond
owned by Mr.. Frank Jones' Of Ports
mouth. N. H. ana the stable companion
of Idolita. who yesterday wen the Horse
Review Futurity. today took down ths
$500 purse offered for ga trotters at the
Nutwood driving park Cornelia Belle
took second money, Dainty DANE third'
and Escobar, fourth. The first was the
fastest of the heats. Ell Ia and KING
mond took all three of the heats. hands
down In the first. Cornelia Belle. sce
pole horse, gave Kingmond a rather stin
argument, coming up the stretch. but
was unable TO keep up the squirt and fell
back to second place. In the second heat
the Jones entry acted badly and broke
twice before reaching the quarter bu'
after that she closed up q gap Of twenty
Ave lengths on Cornslia Belle and won
by a short head The third heat was
easy for Kingmond from the quarter
pole on. Dainty Baffo and Escobar had
O stiff brush in the stretch. Baffo held
her own, however. and finished second
by a short head.
The second event On the card. the 2:S
pace. took six heats 20 beside. Dan
Patchen, owned by c. T. Hancock OF
Dubuque. finally landed first money az
ter taking down the second and third
meats. Minnie Simmons, who took the
first heat. was out Of the running after
that, being distanced IN the second. The
sixth heat say only two starters, Patchen
and Amanda Primes, the ether two be-
ing ruled out for not having won heat
out of FIVE Patchen led all the way and
won by twenty lengths.
The third event, a 2:07 pace. saw the
fastest time Of the meeting. Four heats
were run. Sally Toler taking two. Giles
Moves one and Indiana one. The second
heat was run in 2:O5 IA. The time 4
Giles Noyes was 30 IA 1:0i 1-2. las L..
2:OS L. The fourth heat was close all
the way around. Sally Toler got the pole
at the start and kept q lead Of less than
half a length from THAI on Coming
around the last turn the field was bunch
ed heads apart and they finished in THAT
style. Darkness caused the postpone
ment of the deciding heat
Tomorrow three great PAGERS win con-
test for a special purse OF SIS 90. The
entries are: Directly. Ananias and Bur
rough Park formerly PianeD. Today's
attendance Of over 1890 rs expected 20 be
doubled tomorrow. The weather prom
ises to be perfect and the track is in
prime condition for the special event.
Results:
The Key City. 2:24 class trotters. purse
$500: KIngmond won in straight heats.
Time. 2:l1 1-2: 2:12 IA; 2:12 IA. Cornelia
Belle. second; Dainty Daffe. third. Es-
cobar. Mart Ailerton. Afro L.. Vaner and
Alice Carr also started.
The Shafter. 2:35 class. pace. purse
200: Dan Patchen won fourth. fifth
and sixth heats. Time, ISIS; All liz;
2:26 - Amanda Prince won second and
third heats. Time. 2:12 IL: 2:15 Ia Ad-
mlral Dewey. Darkener. DunSoon. on 81.
Minnie Simmons and Lord semerail also
started.
The Commercial. 2:07 class. PAGERS.
purse $500 Cunnnlshed). Sally Toler
won third and fourth heats. Time.
2:Os "a; 2:Os - Indiana won first heat
in 2:Os IL Giles NOyes won second heat
in 2:o5 IL Tom Ogden and Sherman
Clay also started.
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION VIA
SANTA FE ROUTE.

On Aug. 1-iS. Sept EiS. October s-i1.
the Santa Re will have on sale Home.
seekers excurslcn tickets TO points IN Ar
kansas. Arizona. Colorado. Idaho. Indian
Territory. Oklahoma. Kansas. Nebraska,
New Mexico and Texas. at one fare plils
g for the round trip. These tickets win
bear going limit OF fifteen days with stop
over privileges Finrl return limit twenty
one days from dafs Of sale. These who
desire to take : Ep will do wei 70 cail
on some representative Of the roues that
reaches all points Of lmportancs-''Ths
Santa Fs Route" Telephone 10
L. r. DELANEY, Agent
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Aug. Ss.-Coffee-Options
opened steady at uncn4nged prices to !
points advance; ruled moderately active,
with little further change in prices and
trading entirely local in absence of new
influences. Closed quiet. unchanged to )
points higher; sales. 800 bags. lnclud-
ing September, 4.S5c; October, 4.4c; NJ
vember, 5000; May. 5.15c; July, 5.Z5c; spot,
Rio, dull Mild, steady.
Sugar-Raw. steady; refined, quiet. Mo-
lasses sugar, SIC.
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DRY GOODS markets

New York, Aug. 3O.-There has been no
change today in the market for cottons.
Demand still light OF supplies and tone
very strong. Further advances reported
on bleached and coarse-colored cottons.
Brown sheetings and drills tending up
ward Print cloths and other grey goods
strong. Wide makes in good demand.
Prints in fair request. Giaghams con-
tinue scarce and very firm. Wooden and
worsted dress goods firm. Silks quiet at
previous prices
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GENERAL sTEAMsHTP AGENCY.

AISSOUhA fACiFlC l1LhEE OEElCE.
III North Main Street. Wichita
We ca n sell YOU through railway ana
steamship tickets to all points In the
world.
We are agents for the following lines OF
ocean 1teaIship companies and keep shs
original tickets always on hand. - that
upon purchasing We can hand them % yOa
al once.
American line. New Ysrk to southamp
ton.
American lire. Philadelphia to Lives
pool.
Anchor line, New York 20 oiasgoW.
cunard line. New York 20 Liverpool
North German Lloyd, New YORK -
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa Naplss,
Austria, Gibraltsr. China and Papsn
whke star Line. New York 70 LiysrpooI
Cape Town. South Africa and South An
srican points.
We also make q speciality % prepaid
ocean tickets 50 that asyons Desiring
10 pay for a ticket here 20 bring ever their
friends from the old countries can % 30
safely and eheaply. We attend q the De-
livery OF the ticket on the other side
= = BLEcKLEY. AessG
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G. A. r. EXCURSION RATES

On September /. and 3 the Santa Fe
Route will sell round-trip tickets to Phil
adelphia and return for 1886. Limited 10
leave Philadelphia September Il, with
provision for extension OF limit to Sep
TENDER co. For small extra charge tickets
will be good for stopover and for return
to Chicago via different route.
Low rates for side rides from Phladel-
phia will be made. affording unequaled
chance to visit New York. the Virginia
battlehelds. Richmond. etc. at slight
cost. The Santa Fe will run a special
train from Kansas points to Philadelphia
without change. For particulars apply
to L. R. DELANEY. Agent
Wichita, Kansas.
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ass Ia for demand and asa with IA for
50 days; posted rates asa ami 4.a -:
commercial bills 4084Ss 80 Silver Ger
tiacates IS 3-46eo. Bar silver. 50 l-1s:
Mexican dollars A. Ia Government bonds
steady; state bonds inactive railroad
bonds STEADY
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auEDA SPRINGS

Via the Great Rock Island Route.
Three dollars and sixty cents OAsD
Wichita TO Gueda Springs and return. In
Guiding transfer at Caldwell. Take the
Rock Island train leaving wichita at
O'Clock a. m. Arrive IN Gueda Springs ae
1919 a. m. Returning. leave Gueda Springs
at sill p m. Arrive az Wichita at o'clock
o. m. Tickets limited thirty days frosa
date OF sale. z. DRAKE. d. p. A
Z. w. THOMPSON.
A. O. p. & 7. A.. Topeka. KAn.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Notable for the first Tive MInute
Pace Ever Aehrduted

Hartford, Conn. Aug. O-Ths big event
Of the grand circuit meeting at Charter
Oak park today vas the first twn-minuts
taee ever scheduled. There Sere I've
starters, John r Gentry drawing out af-
ter a contest in which there gas a els
pute between the park management and
the owner Of the horse. The trouble arose
over a misunderstanding a. TO whether
the event was a twO-in-three or a three
In-fve. II was a three-In-fve. and Sen-
try drew his horse. tine MANAGEMENT pro-
testing and leaving the matter 81 the
hands OF the Judge. The starters were
Joe -Patchen. Anaconda. Chebalis. Frank
Bogash and SearchliEh; SearchllRht was
very unsteady. breaking badly. and was
never IN any hopes OF winning . heat
Anaconda. the favorfte. 10 90 g for Patch
en-. - for Searchlight. led until the
stretch In the first heat. when Joe Patch
en- came in and under the Whip and a
hard push took uae mile IN zesz.. The Sec
ond heat was Patchen's ali the way. and
the final heat. which took the race In
2.1G2t. eqUafied me track record made IN
ief by Star Pointer n an exhibition race
with Gehry. There was he greatest en-
thusiasn- After tire first heat Joe Ps;c5sn
sold 90 /. with Bngash 70 } tbat he
would get inside Of TIE MONEY.
The unfiniEaed race OF TUESDAY. the AZ
trot, vas won by Peter the Grcsss MAJ
COIN ForbeS 4-yeaF-o.d. the race beng
ais third appearance In company. Ills
fastest mile. 3asit. bas been sqga5isd only
tEfcs By 4-year-O8 E;Ailions. Captain
Jack won the 40 tro: after q s,raEEss.
Crozceus being the farorite. 50 20 70 Tie
s.T7 tYo< Was uDhuished. DoiizAs wilkes
and Letah g eaeh taking q beat The lat
ter was TIE faToTite Results.
The Old Hickory 2:15' trot- purse g ~:
Peter ne Great Sc3 seso5d. thirsi and
fourth heAsa Tine. Ia: zssk. l>iSss
Charley Herr won srEt heat a 1sfs aud
wzs second Fred Kohi. rhird- Soysl.
Tudor Chimes. I'd Lock. oDsen Alfred
Bonna.siiA. Ruby. ard Pil0;ssn also
started
The osd Glory PIE tros. purs. SHS.
Captain Jack won third. fou-tA ana hfa
heats. Tine. 3sfg4s: 25esis. an Cr.tosus
uOn secosd heat In so. ard vas sseosd
Dare Devil Won Ere; h3zk ia 2ziSs. AL
~zs thir5- ueidAila. Gayt0z. Oskizsd
Baroa. Belle J. and Lo1lse Nc asa
se4rts4-
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug. 3.-Metals were irregu-
lar. Pig iron warrants improved little
and unchanged. Tin eased of. following
the decline at London, and closed at SO. c5
GSO.S5. Lead was quiet and unchanged at
81. e0d4. 621k, and spelter broke 10 points un-
der lower foreign adVices. closing at s5.3
96.40 Brokers price for lead Is A.35, and
for copper, $3.50.
st. Louis. Aug. So.-Lead-Duil; $4.5O9
4.52iz. Spelter, dull; IS. n
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coWIEY cOUNTY III.

WINFIELD. KAN. SEPT. - q -
Rate % one azd 0os-third has bOsa
MADE f1r ~ roaad tF1p. Ticksts sn sale
ssDtsuber = - = Finai return Haas
seot~nbss = l. Y DELANEY. Ar<nG
Through tourist sissnsfn 70 PhiisSslpAfa.
o. TIE Missouri Paesas raliWay. fSg ths
aee0mmosauSa = ne ms1bsrs % TIE q.
4 r.. vii leave wIeAii4 ~ 40 , -.
SsSt- /
EE-To KEW TOgK CITY ASD-sz q
RETURN
VIA MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Tseksss % sAis B-2ssnbsg s. : sd 4
issa. Goasd uatE ssDfeens<F - ~ fsfsra.
= T. BLEcKLET. ?. 7. A.
rs -. Msin 81. wtcaztz Kzel
ne bess Lac - cossrs1o ps1ass-sfss-
SOAR Fsesae fsEsag. TsfssEh Ele-oss.
WscAisa - Dsassz. LzsEs wtsaisa
kz1 = n
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THE WEArAE.
Wichita. Kan. Aug 9

Wichita Kan. Aug 90. 1899.
Local forecast for Wichita AMI vicinity:
Fair tonight, and Thursday. with local
showers; cloudy and cooler Thursday
l. E. MUELLER, Observer.
Washington. Aug. 3o.-Fo-ecast for
Thursday and Friday:
Kansas-Generally fair Thursday and
Friday; cooler Thursday in northern por-
ton; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terfftory-Fa.r
Thursday and Friday; east to south
winds.
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COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. So.-Cot. on-Quiet
and steady: middling, 1b-l5c.
New York, Aug. 30.-cotto1 futures
closed steady; August. $3.50: SeptenttT.
she; October, 5.91c; NOV snber, 5 Csc; De-
cember, sole; January, 6.J1c; February,
soc; March. e.13c; April, 6.1sc; May,
6.20c; June, 6.24c.
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LOUISVILLE, 6; PHILADELPHIA =

louisville. KY, Aug. 3O.-The Colonels.
with Cunningham on the slab. took the
last game Of the series from the Phiilies
by better all-around play. Attendance
900. Score: RHE
Louisville ............1 01012lO'-6 S o
Batteries-Louisville, Cunningham and
thinner; Philadelphia, Donahue and Nc
Farland and Douglass. Empires. EmslIe
end pwyer.
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CHEAP Rates 10 NEw FORK CITY.
via ths Great Hoek zslana
On ssptsmSsr !. , and 8 the 0seal RocN
island win hare On salo tickets to NaW
FORK City and return e rate q KS fer
the round nip. Retrun linlk ssDtsmher
"a Fcr further information can On @
addrsss +. DRAKE. D. p. a
=. w. THOMPSON.
A p. . 7. A. TopsAA Kaa
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ruR ST. louis

TAKE THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIN1TBD.S
Leaves wichita At s:ie ,. IA. arriving &C
st. Louis next morning at IN. MAKING
direct connections WITH AL lines east. Ne
change Of cars. Elegant service CTR
ticket ONCE. 1ll North Main street
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T6fai safes 49i.Ne
The bond market was quiet today and
changes were small. Total sales. par
value 81. s5sooO United States government
bonds we're unchanged on bid quotations.
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ST. LOUIS FAIR. ST. LOUIS. NO,
OCTOBER ? to T.

For the above occasion the Santa Re
Route has made rate OF e2Io Wichita
to ST. Louis and return. Tickets on sale
October 1 10 6. Final return limit OcsO-
Der D. L. r. DELANEY, Agent
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FAKE THE rRIsCo LINE

afternoon train 20 ST. Louis and ali points
east. Train leaves union station at 1sss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-31

Washington. Aug. sO.-Today's state
ment of the eondstion of the treasury
shows Available cash balance. sZ7s.ssS-
5as; gold reserve. So. sas 81
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SE.B for the round 1riD - New Yesk
via che Missouri Pacific railway. TclkSts
on sale September ]. 2. and 3 - Good
for thirty days returning
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CINCINNATI. 4: BALr:MORE, q

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 29.--The Orioles
were shut out by Hahn's effective pitch
ing today. Neither pitcaer gave a base
on balls. Score: RHE
Cincinnati .......0 0201n9I'-4I o
Baltimore ..........OOOOOOO /
Batteries-Cincinnau. Hahn and Wood:
Baltimore. Howell and Robi1sSn. Tn
pires, Swartwood and Hunt.
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View York. Arx. sa-AEoasY On eAu
nr11er ~ 3a7 J.. PEP cen;: last lsAa .
pr cenE Prsnss Esrczndle pager 3 I-sa
per ce1G stsrisnx sxehanss sAsfsT wszA
asln1 busErsss - haah@S easls ne essR
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BOSTON s: CLEVELAND :

Cleveland. O., Aug. 81. Although the
playing of the cleveland team gas good.
as a whole, the Bcstons batted out runs
almost at will and won. Score: RHE
Cleveland .........aOIOOOJ i-5IO /
Boston ...............2IOO ISIS /
Batteries-Cleveland. Bates and Duncan
Boston, Lewis and Bergen. Attendance,
% Empires, Snyder and McGarr.
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CASH QUOTATIONS

C<A.Sn ~ - AS-NS-
Flour-Steady.
wheat-Ne. spring. GlsSsslse: No. 2
red. 7.isd7Sizc-
Corn-<o, = Etzc; No. 2 yellow. 2lAe-
Oats-Nel = z61lIzc. No. : wbsts. FAC
ssi<c: No. white. 2@G4Ae-
Rye-Na. 2. sS6S5c-
Bariey-Nol 2 %G4sc
Flax seed-NO. ]. E.lss nOrthweft a.n
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PrrrsBrrRG. 4: gRooxLyS 2

Pittsburg, Aug. S9.-Keanedy pitched q
fine game up to the sixth inning noa n
man got to first. In the seventh FIVE HIS
and four unS were scored. Attendance,
1850. Score: RH E
Pittsburg ............OOOOOaO :
Brooklyn ............O 0O0laO 0-3 2
misunderstanding. Chesboro and Schri-
yer; Brooklyn. Kennedy end Mcclure.
Empires, Gaffney and Latham.
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PRIESTS OF PALI.As AND KARNG
VAL KREw, KANSAS CITY. Mo-.
SEPT. 8 TO OCT &

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
Route has made a rate Of s&5 to Pan
sas City and return. Ticksts On tais
September q to October Z Limit e. Co.
tober L. r DELANEY, Agent.
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Timothy seed-Prime. =. S4z.s6
Mess pork-Per Dbl, $7.se6S.E.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, ss.io05 %.
Short ribs sides 6pose) s. .eeas.s dry
saHed shoulders. (b6xed. szG55s; short
clear sides (boxed). s5.eo95.s5.
whisky-Dfstillers' finished goods. pet
gal, si.36.
Sugars-Cut loaf. $5.es: graduated. ss.sL
Clover-Contract grade, ts.l00s.50.
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BASEBALL
CHICAGO. s: NEW YORK. 1.

CHICAGO, 5; NEW York, 1
Chicago, Aug. 30.-Three great double
plays at critical stages enabled the Or
phans to take the last game from New
York today. Attendance, 600. Score:
RH =
Chicago ..003i1OO1"-S 4
New York ...........O 0O01OO0o-1 2
Batteries-Chicago, Taylor and Chance;
New York. Doheny and Wilson. Umpires,
ODay and Mcdonald.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug 3o.-Cattle OF good quality
were in active demand today, but COM
mon and medium grades sold slowly and
a, weaker prices. Good In choice cattle
brought s5.6o66.6O: common grades. SIS:
stockeIs and feeders sold a; s.. 40d5. 90;
bulls. COWS and heifers. $2.Oc15. 2S; Texas
steers. S3.S,a4 %; calves. $4.J0a7.l5.
Hogs were In demand al steady prices
ear y. but the market weakened and
prices closed about to 10; lower: heavy
hogs sold at Si.e0d4 %; mixel lots at
$4.l0d4.S5. and light at $..d3I 81; rigs
sod at SS.4oT4.s5. and cuils AZ Se.o05i4 90.
Trade in sheep and lambs was fairy
active at steady prices. Native sheep sold
al se.00Si3.c9 for cuils, peter grades arirg-
ing S.5ed4. .; western range sheep, S. go
As; lambs S3.15d5.5.
Receipt-Cattle 1900; hogs Is. 90; sheep
1909
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