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Handkerchief and Lace
Sale.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Handkerchiefs regularly priced 25c
each, for tic. That's because
they've become slightly soiled.
Pretty Handkerchiefs with daintily
embroidered borders and a variety
Of kinds, that should be In
25c; three days choice at. .IiU
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-. p.tsrs Chapel.-Fourth North and
81 " w. Rev. W. Daunt Scott, vicar.
lll lln NJ Sunday school; 4:3O p. m, even
'-r aarayer and sermon.
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p,urs Associate Mission.-Rector,
81 sis Rishon. associates, Rev. w.
Rey. Sc scott. Rev. James II. Cox. April
Ial lscond Sunday after Easter.
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IS in lis 3, c5 Sarist Seientist.-Holde serv-
WOOL at Ia Street, as follows. 'S S,1 LIS
5 r.; subiec4 a.. church services oui ~ y
E,io Wefnes5. Adam and Fallen No, y
H., to listen ,y evening a meetinS me- is
hing Of sici,,ey. me testimonies of the
AM open dai 'i,.sS sand sin. Free reading
al N the eye s,i from 10 a. m. to 5 o. m
Aese meetinpss A cordial welcome to
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ValencienneS Lace.

Pretty Valenciennes Lace Edgings,
one-half to one inch in width, in a
variety of dainty patterns. Sum
mer Dress and baby wear trim
ming should be anticipated when
underpricing like this comes
along. Regularly it sells for 35c
I'D to 85c a bolt of twelve yards;
three days, one price, the Orr
bolt ................ .LVU
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cut steel, and some in rich applioueg
Exquisitely lined with silk through
out, skirt and all. Sold for a7En
S45, $65 and SIS, at. ,1t5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

~, ne Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Shurch OF Our Savior-On Fourth Fast
S5etWeen Fourth ana Fifth South streets
4SHu ISy scnool at 1880. Bible class meets
MISSIONARY society meets Friday after
noon at the parsonage
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CHURCH Announcements

,.r 70 assure insertion in this col
IN order - - announcements should be
smn Gnu, IL Herald Office not later than
left at III, IIs On saturday afternoon.
T. Church.-99 East Third
First NJ. r. Setween Main and State
south stree Fl. Henry, pastor At II
iests sermon sermon by the pastor pas nset Sigbjegtt
trollOw Ne. tbe c. Il. state conven-
NJ in charge uses 0 will be delivered by
ion and a- ~ Denver, Rev. Mr.. Bagby
Dr. BeacH an seats free. Strangers cor
and otn Tg.eiicomed at all services
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

Bagby. pastor Sunday sohoo, :.
"a. preaching by the pastor at II no = ID .
NO service at night. on account of con-
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I A. .'S SGy. 5 Cathedr,I-F,r..
aoo II 5.9sd mass at FIRST mass at s
~ 9 at il y,'y a. m; high maes 90. gu sunday
p. m m m. vespers and be5 alld ser
n ''' week mornings, m Os9eaieq I on
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at 20 a. In. Gnu seiniOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

'uS'h South streets; ei W. ni Hl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

George w Brown and R. G. Patter-
son enlisted in company A last Mon
day night
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Army
IT, and Navy SuitingS.

An echo of the military thought
these army and navy Suitings. Col
ors are army and navy blue, red and
cardinals, cream and black. Vari-
ously called Etamine, Grenadine,
Yelling, Barege or Bunting, but by
whichever name, be sure there's
nothing prettier or better for sum-
mer Gown A light pure wool stuff,
A inches wide, regularly priced e0c
a yard; three days,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

Musician Harvey Hardy Of company
A is expected TO report for duty within
the next few days
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Monday Only-$2.OO to SIPS Gre
pOnS-$1 %.

Here's a chance we didn't expect
% have for you. Only just ten
pieces of superb Black Crepons that
ire $500 and S2.25 a yard quail
les; rich, elegant weaves, but be-
cause limited quantity, one days
clearance sale Of them at, the yard,
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The ~ EAFdE =,


Wichita. Kan. July 5. 800.
During the past "A hours, ending AZ 2
p. m, the highest temperature has been
60 the lowest Il. a range OF - degrees
and .he mean has been 50 which IS :
degree warmer Ihan the normal temper
allure for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years. with clear weather and
brisk south wind
On tais date last year the avera 20
temperature was 81, one OF the warmest
days Of The month.
Since the first OF the month the av-
erage temperature has been So, which
Is degrees daily warmer than the nor
r1al. and the total rainfall 81 inch, which
is II inch less than the normal
Since tne FIRST OF the year the rain
fail has been is-33 inches, which IS Il
inch less than the normal.
The river has fallen TO 80 feet. This
IS lower than il has BEEN since Aoril 10
FRED I. JOHNSON. Observer
Washington. Jay s--FoFecast for Sat
urday and Sunday:
Kansas-Showers and cooler Saturday:
fair Sunday; southsrly. shifting 70 west
cry winds.
Oklahoma ard Indian Tsrritory-Fal-
Saturday: showers and cooler in western
clear IT eastern portions. sunday; sosth-
eriy winds.
Stop your hair falling OUT 'tErystpeias
resulted IN entire lose o NY hair. tws
t1ttles Be-zs' Hair Rsnews- gave me a
fine growth" J. A Lia5Ar. E5itor Al
vooz-e. Hau1estsn. Iowa Guaranteed
fa- all scalp diseases: restores natural
growth and color Try Il Tow. J ?.
Anen. Dockum * Eizgtnson. Geo. Var
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-E8EPPERs AND NOTES.

Burchfeid & Coune1 Of Anthony
brought in two car loads Of hogs from
the great wheat county Of Harper that
brought within "a cents Of the TOD.
smith & BuckIin Of Pratt were on the
market with car load Of hogs yester-
day.
9. s Ratclir Of CUNNINGHAM had in
a car load Of hogs yesterday that sold
for the top price. II should be remen-
bered that Cunningham is in Kingman
county
James Harper Of Cowtch: FRANKIE s.
Sh7 oard. Pond Greek; Day ( Woman.
Alameda: A Knott. Belle PLANE, and
L. NJ McCrockIin Of Derby are the ship
pers who had hogs 10 arrive on late
trains.
kansas city last week has greater
number Of quarantine cattl than any OF
The great live stock centers OF this coun-
OFFICIAL receipts OF cattle ar five west
ERR markets. that IS, Kansas City. Chi
90. Omaha. St Louis and St Joe. in
limo f this wear ware - Az larger than
"a June Of 1899. The decreass in boss
from year ago proved 70 be los.o55-
WITH the exception Of June. lss. when
J s-5 0a9 arrived. the past months receipts
which were $4,000. were the largest
June receipts ever recorded sheep re-
c.f1-s for the month we're 41G1ZI. gain
over last year Of I9t1e.
Cbicazo had her expectations worked
~ % the point o. $1,000 hogs yesterday.
Sc got Just half that number.
The receipts Of, hogs in chicago TO-
III month of June were 1So,7.s less than
Tor the same month last yesr
= n. Shives. the regular shipper at
-7-.ton. WIS 4 visitor az TIE yards yes
4e-fav. He left here last night n visit
r. home Of his childhood days. in old
Kentucky.
kansas CITY Is not getting as manK
hoss This week as she expected
: Williams n Of Pratt claims that he
best hogs are raised IN PRATT county
end he nearly proved II yesterday rs
sb,1n7cnt Of porkers brought Eve dollars
end : nickel.
sarst-- rarnev 81 Belle PLANE had
- Of hogs 81 his own feeding on the
market Yesterday
2 Srafev went home yesterday sat
ssf-d with Wichita. because his ear load
% hogs sold for S5.o1i2. Mr.. Staley ship
ped from Rose Hih
she market yesterday was J. 4. Martin
Of Nsvteld-
r is 8 cold day when Csmpbeu & Hor-
49,, RE r1iStlsrs AZ Caldwell can buy
- e+,-k They had q car load a hogs
on the market YESTERDAY
steele & son. The busy Shippers ~
blackwell. oklahoma sent IN car iost
Of hogs YESTERDAY
Ocxer & Peoples = Greenwich had
load Of hogs on the late market ysSter-
day.
steiner & Blair who are among re
49, known and most popular shippers
Who come TO this market had a load
az hogs on the market yesterday.
IS Knoblauch. tire popular shipper a
CoIwich. vas on the market ysstsTcsy
with = car load Of hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07

day. al coming TO extend eongrat1Ia-
tons and express Qualification over his
nomination. There was more real inter
est locally in TIE outcome Of the strug-
gle for second place on the ucSes than
IN Mr.. Bryan's nomination. When the
bulletin came announcing the selection OF
Hon. AdlaI z. Stevenson. Mr. Bryan
expressed his pleasure and soon after
dictated the following.
Mr.. Stevenson - al excellent man for
tse place. he supported The uskez IN
ls.s ard can defend The platform IN Ia9.
Towne w11ld have strsazthenea tie tex
Il Il TIRE states where theralsfasionte-
tween the Democrafs. Fopuasts and 81
yer Repp3licaas. bur tae zsVp1rt given
Mr. Stevenson shows ths convention
thinks that NJ Stevsnson II uors
available man. The cao3cs has fallen
upon one wbo j. n every respect worthy
Ok the position"
8r Bryan then sent TIE teliowius tle-
gram:
Lincoln. Neb. JAY TO Hen Adiai
2 Stevenson. Eloornfnx a2n. TH- Acec9.
eonzra4uiatious u93n your nomination
L xas deserves rscc zaitf9n = pa-ay
service n J. BRIAN
All through the day teierrarns ~ csa-
graduation gouTe5 r. ~ BE presidential
candidate Among Mr BRASS early
callers Eere = p Pau .ut :. c. Santa
q Sew Jersey. am csu1e fl from kso-
sss City thls morning. They tod ~
Bryan that Trey were hopefgl - cary
INK shzr STATE f5r hlru sa5 they 5elissaa
Neg YORK. r;,tos; sogst. z9usd - Deu1-
ocratic.
'8fr Bryan tAfs svss.ng ssceivsz tse
fsiIowi1s -e'a<-am
Miznsts1ka Bescs. afIch- Jsly a.
cep, conzra.u,srians spa yezr zzaa--
nous nouTnatlo@-
~AD-4AI 3 sTEE-F-szscS
NJ Bran SAD - sxssesai z1u5sr
- visitor. soT- Srszaisen- = - ra1a-
els q tss Democratic pay. tsEtn-irE
,1-1o-rsw ar sortia1faR nsxt ~esk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS.
CITY IN BRIEF.

Attorney Henry Huffman went home
sick yesterday.
Miss Efsa Lewis left last evening for
her home in Caldwell. after brief visit
in the city.
Chas Priestly, who has been confined
70 his room with fever for few days.
is reported 70 be no better.
Miss Tessa Rose OF Harrisburg, Ind. Is
in the city. the guest Of the family OK
her cousin. LIZ. W. A. Ayers.
Mr.. P. H. Miller OF New York City. Is
at home on a short vacation, visiting his
parents OF 80 Riverview avenue.
Nj Waite, q banker OF Little River.
son OF Rev. H Waite. presiding elder, Is
IN the city visiting with his family.
Mrs II r wighrnan and son of Well
iugton. Kan. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. 4 Blume Il; 5ss South Water
Mrs. A II. Denny and little son Daryl
left yesterday over the Missouri Pacific
for visit In Lincoln. Ill
Mrs. Lloyd B. Terrell and daughter re-
turned yesterday from Cambridge. Mass.
where Miss Farrell has been attending
school
The Sisters OF All HalIows VIII enter
upon their annual retreat this evening
Rev. c. J. Hanhauser, s J., OF Milwau-
kee, viii conduct the exercises.
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Houck. residing six niles west OF the
city, died Thursday night The funeral
viii be held this morning at $50 from the
residence.
Miss Radenbach leaves today for Ha-
vana, Kan. 10 visit an aunt who is IN
bad health From there she VIII go TO
Cutler. H.. 70 visit a sister, returning
the last Of July.
Mrs 5. L Barrett Of Wisconsin. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. 5. III.
Belden. Is soon 70 return 70 her home
She has been IN Kansas for several
months and is much pleased with the fine
climate
A suit for divorce was fled In the dis
tr1ct court yesterday by William Hincher
against Susan Hincher. Mr.. Eincher
claims that he has been abandoned and
that his wife at the present time is a
nonresident OF this state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07
LIVESTOCK AIARKETs.

Chicago, July 6-Cattie-Receipts o
coo, including 500 Texans; steers steady;
butchers stock steady to strong; natives
best on sale today, twelve car loads at
s.. Is; good to prime steers. s5-15d5.75;
poor TO medium, s4.656l5. 10; selected feed
ers steady, $500. So; mixed stockers
quiet, g s9dS.75 cows, s.. S0d4.4o; heif
ers, s.. O0d5 90; Gamers, s2.0oIZ. 70; bulls
steady, s.. 5OGp4. 30; calves steady, s4.50T
$50 Texans, receipts 900; best On sale
today, car loads at $40; Texas-fed
steeSs strong, 81. 4Od5. 20; TexSs; grass
steers steady. 50. 6Jq4. .; Texas bulls
steady, g. 5e13.35.
Hogs-Receipts. today, 10.5oO; tomor-
row, 13.G00 estimated; left over, $500: av
erage sc higher 10 s. 50; mixed and
butchers. s5.0515.5 50; good 10 choice
heavy. 8 .2Fa5. IS; rough heavy, $3.50
SIS; light, s5.15d 80; bulk Of sales, $500
5.s7la.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; sheep dun; good
to choice lambs. 10 20 15c higher; others
steady 10 slow; good to choice wethers,
81. S0d5 Is; fair TO choice mixed. Sc. 16
4.25; western sheep. S4.0Gd4.75; Texas
sheep, 3.Sd4 %; native lambs, s4.25G
6. so; western lambs, s.. CG415. 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. July 5.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, ESQ; market steady TO strong;
native steers. 81. 75a5. 50; Texas steers.
s.. T5G5.30; Texas cows. g. sod3- o; native
COWS and heifsrs, g. 1905 .oO; stockers
ard feeders. S3.5ad4 50; buRs. IS .25d4. %.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong 70
I0c higher, closing weak; bulk OF sales.
8 25fT5. 22tais heavy. s5.2575. 37la: packers,
s. 221-G5 291k; mixed, s. .IGGf5 80; light 8 o.
a. .; yorkers, s5.20G5. .; piss. s4.656
5.17Is.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady;
lambs. S3.00d5.90; muttons. &.O075.00.
ST LOUIS.
St. Louis, No. July 6.-Cattle-Receip
t.o00: market steady; native steers. s.. sep
SIS: stOckers and feeders, s. 5od4 IS;
cows and heifers. S2.0015.O 90: Texas and
Indian steers. s. .256S4. 20; cows and heIf-
ers. s.. S553.s0
Hogs-Receipts. SEQ; market steady:
pigs and lights, $. Z5ff5 % packers, $50
95.s5: butchers. $.35d5. 45.
Sheep Receipts. 100: market steady;
native muttons, 81. 0o64.3 %; lambs, s.. 009
90
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.HIE To TN HIGHER
There Was an Increase of
Receipts of hogs.
MORE BUYERS ON HAND
VIII Now Take Reasonable
Number of PorkerS.

TIE receipts Of hogs yesterday. after
ali the late trains were in, were over
A50o. All were sold except four car
loads Of late arrivals. The general mar
ket was i've to ten cents higher. Wagon
hogs mostly sold about nickel higher
than the highest point yesterday. good
car load I3ts brought ~ 70 10 cents
higher There were some rather inferior
Car loads On the market. The top hogs
were rather Uneven The top sales were
s. 071z, but 4 strictly hrst-cl2ss load Of
hogs would have brought $50. There
was weak underrone to the market
AZ the close. on account of provisions
being q shade lower. but the market
held up remarkably well to the close.
I he last car load lots 10 go over the
scales would probably not brought any
more money a. any time during the day.
TIE hogs were pretty evenly divided be-
tween Dold and the Nashville Packing
company. Tais was the first time thai
tire latter company has been on the
ma ket for several days. The present
condition Of the market would not stand
a heavy run. but appearances indicate
now that there viii be a demand Cor all
the hogs that are liable 70 come for
several days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07
HAD A GOOD TIME
Ancient Order OF Pyramids Install
Officers and Eat Ice Cream

Council No. IS Of the Ancient Order Of
the Pyramids held a public installation OF
officers and an ice cream social at their
hal on North Main street Thursday even
ing. a musical program was rendered.
including music by the Thompson Man
dolin club The hall was comfortably
filed and a nice time was had The fol
lowing are the officers who were installed
for the last half OF 1890:
Noble Prophetic. J. Taylor.
Priest-John Bupp.
Prfestess-Alrs- r. Elliott
Scribe-Thos. z. Harkey.
TreasureT-Philip Bryan.
Herald-Lina Bryan
Messenger-Nary BIankenship.
Guardian-Edward Nance.
Sentinel-Jsmes Craig
Musician-Tda s. Chase
Trustee-M. c. Jackson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07
COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York. July s.-The market for fu-
lures opened irregular at unchanged
prices 70 20 points decline, and subse-
ouently ruled rather easy under contIn-
ued realizing. The greatest decline was
IL to 20 points, followed by a partial
recovery on covering TIE close vas
steady at 20 Is points net decline Total
sales. g. GO bags. including July. :. 80
:. sc: September. 1905 o0c. October.
5. l0dIS. 15c: November, S.156S. DC; Deem
Der. S4a6S SOC: January, 5 45G S-55c;
March. S.5O7S. 75c. Spot, Rio barely
steady MID cult.
Sugar-Raw firm: refined steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07

n se-vs the pveHc Interests wishost
making u--ezsona6ss czarEes - u71ast
determination. We observe with sasis-
faction The Erowug -s-cirueut arozs t1s
rsspie Il favor q taa Hgb-ic ownership
q Vsolac utilities
~Te are II fsvor CO expanding car
es-n ze~~a e 10 is-sreE.s . American
rz-o- ard Or the aessGt @ ssa peol1s.
* sve-r h1nsss ard pescet-l means
or c-ses ard or zfr-orT ilsfi1ss fss
matters u rhe an q exaectt-E tha-
w-e-rrs- tns Arerseza far = -zztzr,si-
sr-aa Iz51r sas pciitsea1 -fbe-ty ~i} -
e.-.-4 Tvs protest azz;ns- ths zs1rtior
- su- -ascy tAat III chanTs. = ~
,h-=szat < IRE wor1s tAs nearing = CT
eaz
we A.. --7oss5 D -.s f--7e-tatzo1 e
Asssesz Izb1-p-z = oc--e-tf91 49,
A-e-s-aa sabor. ard ssrsr6 = -n-s
rsesa sa.s-cs-zs-t e TIE ASS rslatiz<
r.r-etc
~rAe s.l~s- Re7ssagcTa rsr-T - r.
y-rsf-s states. Z - ts-ezoszx E-1Ees5iss.
eek - 7srpe-1ats - si-lt ard % al
ss-s - .ss -sz2E8zx- &c &5rzz@=u La
r-fu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07
Ideal summer Tours.

The IDEAL route for summer tourist
travel is the Grand Trunk Railway sys-
tem-reaching directly all the most
popular lake, river, mountain and sea-
shore resorts OF the east
Full particulars and copies OF summer
tourist literature on application TO ]. H
Burgis. City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
24s Clark street. corner Jackson Boule-
ward, Chicago
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Stocks and Bond S.

New York, July THE professional
operators in stocks who have been able
to manipulate prices for an advance. ow-
ing 10 the small amount OF floating stick
in the market. found their efforts 70
maintain the higher level unavai-ing to-
day There was nothing n the news OF
the day that exerted any marked in1u-
ence on the market. ard the relapse
must be attributed 10 the natural reac-
ton attending prohibiting on an ad-
vance, and the renewed selling for short
account attracted By the higher level OF
prices and the palpahly sAaky CONDITION
OF the market as the day progressed
The lower prices for Americans II Lon
don had little effect. as u previous
days, ard the professional bulls resumed
the tactics which were successful yes
terday in lifting The level of prices But
ii became manifest early il the day that
yesterdays sustaining influence n the
strength OF New Jersey Central and its
allied stocks was lacking today. Never
theless. a considerably higher level %
prices was obtained on the Granger Bal
timore and Ohio and Missouri Pacific
Sugar, the local fractions and Peoples
Gas were also strong.
The Steel stocks suffered from really
ing on the published report that the steel
interests were Conferring 10 msilta
prices The London selling was per-
sisted in later than usual, and had an
effect, in combination with the break IN
the Steel stocks. Louisville and Nash
Vile was driven down Is on unfavorable
reports as 20 coming dividends Other
stocks which have been prominently men
toned for dividend prospects were most
sharply affected in sympathy, notably
Missouri Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio and
Reading first preferred. Hhe whole mar
ker fell below last nights level and closed
heavy at about the lowest. Uni ed
States Rubber fell ~ On the failure OF
the directors 20 declare the expected
per cent dividend for the quarter. The
stock rallied points. Tomorrow's bank
Statement IS expected TO show a gain in
cash of upwards OF 8, coo coo nearly 81
90. COO Of which comes from sub-treasury
operations IN the payment OF govern
ment bond interest. THIS makes the i'm
mediate future IN the money mar Ct
clear. But the speculative surnise be-
gins 10 concern itself with the more dis
tant periods when the sub-treasurv viii
begin % take up the surplus revenue
from the money market when further
calls Of government deposits will have
to be met and when requirements for
moving the chops VIII Re felt. New York
exchange at Chicago has gone to a DIS
count, and there was sharp fall today
at New Orleans The private discount
rate in London continued 70 harden, ard
the Bank Of England raised its price
for gold bars sd The rate for both
Sterling exchange and Berlin exchar &c
IN New York rose in response. Closing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07
COTTON.

New York. July s.-StronE Liverpool
cables dominated the local cotton mar
ket today and inspired cons. derabie bun
speculation The close was steady, vi I
orices TO = points rnlzr
Liverpool. july Spot cotton IN FAIR
demand: prices full; American mid
ding. sad
New Orleans, July s.-Cotton firm;
u,t5dlinE. 10 I-I6c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-07

shipments-Flcur. 1000; wheat. $500.
corn. Ia0.O0e; oats. 1900
Wheat-Strong: No. red cash. eleva-
toy, 7sc; track. T71sa1 7s1=c; July, &c; Au-
gust, 7Sc; September, 7S7sc; No. hard.
75G74c.
Corn-Higher; No. cash. 42c; track,
451zc; July, 42sSc3 September. $3.50
Oats-Higher; No. : cash, sc; track,
251sc; July, FAC; September. '2ssss G2S12c;
No 2 white SIC
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RaYsEs Pas o. CAMPAIGN
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New York, July s-Tse following table.
comps I'd ~ Eradssreeg. shows tas haah
cleaTings AZ TIE pfiHc'Qal rsties fof rhc
past week, vita tse Perrertarr ~ fn-
crease and decrease - G impaired -Tlfh 20
CORES ordi1g Week azst year
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Mr.. Townsend. of the firm OF Town
send & Lamon. Of Anda1e. was in with
car load OF hogs yesterday. He says
the familiar sound Of the threshing ma
chine is now heard IN his section
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FISH AND GAME.
HIDES AND WOOL.

Green salted cured hides............. .o515
Green sailed cured side brands. .051l
Green sailed cured bulls............... .9424
Green sailed cured branded bulls. .0+
Deacons skins under S lbs............ 40
Part cured hides, X less than cured
No. I horse
Fun u wooied 5u 6sS P alas 80 to-. 50
Sheartngs. Is Observation-Disclosures. %
Dry flint pelts. per ID, to-. 10
No. tall0w, in oil bbls......-....-..- .U335
No. . tallow;~tn oil Dbls............. co
Dry flint fallen hides................ 10
Dry flint butcher hidss.........-..--. II
Dry salt hides. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
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Kan. and Ind. Ter. medium, 1872 70 .16z
Kan and Ind. Ter. fine, 10 to-. IL
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