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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-08

Iced poultry-steady; turkeys, sQ7ci
chickens, SC; springs, ieq101.c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. Aug. 7.-wheat-
Close: September, 6s9161sc; D-cember,
| eSz4c; cash. No. hard. ssGs7lzc; No. ).
/ 65Q66e; No. 2 red, 72q731zc; No. 3, $50
re.
Corn-,septenber, 8614c; December, sc;
cash, No. Iaixed. 3S9SS1l.c; No. white,
Ssq3sAc; No. 8, 3s1zc.
oats-No. white, &c.
Ry-No. 2, 49e.
Hay-Choice timothy, $50; choice prai-
RE. $50.
Butter-Creamery. 15a1sc; fancy dairy.
15c.
Eggs-Fresh, -101sc.
Receipts Of wheat, 375 cars.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, No, Aug. T.-Receipts-
Wheat. 250,oo0 bushels; corn. 5000; oats.
5000
shipments-F4our, 500; wheat, 800;
corn. 701, coo; oats, 1000
Whea--Higher; No. 2 cash. elevator,
7Z5sc; track, 73l4 sc; August Use; Sep
TENDER, 727s673c; December. 7z7sc; No. 2
hard, 69170tzc.
Corn-Higher; No. cash, s71zc: track.
3S1zc; August size; September, s71sc;
december, S31zc.
Oats-Higher; No. cash, 2pizc: track.
2o2. G21c: August, 9D1zc- September, ia
2l1sc; May, 2215c; No. white, &c
Rye-Lower; 50G5ol9c-
NEW YORK
New York, Aug. 7.-Vheat-Receipt
123 O25 bushels; exports. IS sS7 bushes;
sales, 3,S50.000 bushels futures; GO 900
bushels export. Spot firm; No red.
S01sc elevator, and s2SSc, f. o. b., afioat;
No. I northern Duluth, S51sc, f. o. b.,
afioat; No l hard Duluth, s7lsc z o. b..
afoat. Options closed firm at %d%c net
advance; March, s61lc; September, SlIsc;
December, S3i4c
Corn-Receipts. 295 254 bushels: exports,
2J7,s27 bushels; sales, $500 bushels fu-
lures. 2SS.000 bushels export Spot firm;
No. ?, 457sc, f. o. b., afoat, and 445so
elevator. Options closed firm az 1kG%c
net advance; May, Hc; September, 4S7sc;
December, 49sc.
Butter-Receipts, 1912 packages; mar
ket steady; creamery, I7Q2oc; current
packed factory. 14G1524c.
Cheese-Receipts. s,6S6 packages: mar
ket. firm; large colored, ga d9Tsc: small
eolored, 101zc; large white, SIC; small
white, 104c
Eggs-Receipts 1855 packages: mar
ket steady; western. at mark, I1TI3lnc;
western, loss of, 151zc.
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THE WEATH E K.

Wichita, Kan. Aug. z 1900.
During the past n hours. ending at :
q m. the highest temperature has been
81 the lowest 70, a range OF Is degrees.
and the mean has been 7s, which is 2
degrees colder than che normal tempera-
ture Tor the 1ay IS deduced from the
observations at this station for tbs past
eleven years, With generally cloudy
weather and light rain in the afternoon.
- inch. the first rain for two weeks
on this date last year the rainfall was
2.45 inches
Since the first OF the month the aver
aee tenperat ure has been 50. which Is
. degrees daily warmer than the normal
and the total rainfsl IA inch, which IS
SO inch less than he normal.
For the first week IN August last year
the rainfall was ga inches.
Since tire first q the year the rainfall
has been IS O. inches. which IS I.57 inch
less than the norma. For TIE same Tine
last year the rainfall was cS.es inches
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer
Washington. Aug. 6.-FoTecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Kansa SGenerally fair Wednesday ard
Thursday; variable winds.
Okla Aora-Locsl rains Wednesday and
Thursday; southsasteriy winds.
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VERY HIGH PRICES
Demand Very Strong for Hogs
in Wichita.
1T is THE BEST MARKET
As a Comparison of Prices
Will Clearly Show

The Wichita hog market was the pest
Oh earth yesterday, SO far as compare
tive prices were concerned. This means
that a southern Kansas or Oklahoma
shipper could net more money on a good
hog sold in wichita than he could have
done by sending II TO any other market.
This is no idle talk. A comparison OF
market quotations viii prove it. The
Wichita buyers want hogs. This is a tip
that will put money in the pocket of any
shipper who wants 10 take advantage Of
IL. The Dold Packing company haven't
enough hogs % supply their killing gang
and are willing 10 give a good price
rather than 70 have their men idle. Be-
sides the demand for their meats has
gown to such an extent that they viii
be unable TO supply it unless they can
get the hogs. Nashville and other buy
ers On the wichita market are also anx-
iOus for hogs, and on the whole this Is
a splendid time 20 get them on the mar
ket- The TOP price was SIS yesterday.
an advance Of great big nickel The
oemand was strong and active, while
the supply was small The quality Of the
hogs, with one OF two exceptions, was
common. The market was 50 late that
some Of the commission men and bay
ers did not leave the yards till nearly
O'clock.
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IL VEsTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. 7.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
coo steers; steady to strong; butcher
stock steady to slow; Texans steady to
loc lower; westerns steady; natives.
best On sale today, one car load at s.. 90;
good 70 prime steers, IS. 4od5. so; poor to
medium, s4.75G5'3; selected fe -ders
steady, $1,000 IS; mixed stockers weak,
S3.o5d3.75; COWS, 50. 0od4 so; heifers, s.. Ood
$50; Gamers lower. s.. 2oG2. 70; bulls
easier, s2.75q4. 80; calves, 25c higher than
last Tuesday, $5.00d6.50 Texans, re-
ceipts 1,10); best on sale today. I2 car
loads at s4.25 Texas steers, s.. SG15 %:
Texas grassers, s.. 2A. Is; Texas bu Is,
s2.5Ga3 40.
Hoss-Receipts, today, 1900; tomorrow.
1900 estimated; left over, $500; market
active. 10 10c higher; top, S. 50; mix ed
and butchers, S5.15d5 80; good to choice
heavy. 50 .15d5. IS; rough heavy, 81. 9565. 10;
light, $5.25a5. so; bulk Of sales. s.. 25d5. 90
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady
to sc lower; lambs steady to a shade
lower; good to choice wethers. "a. 4Cd4. Sc;
fair to choice mixed, 50. 25d4. %; wes.e-n
sheep, A.40q4e0; Texas sheep, $3.15TD4. 20;
native lambs, 81 1cg5.4o western lambs,
81. 65q5.40.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 7-Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market active, strong; ma
tive steers, "a. 10d5. 70; Texas steers. 1910
65.15; Texas cows, g &q3. 10; native
cows and heifers, 81. 800. Is; stockers and
feeders, $3.56a4.6 go; bulls, 81. 25a4.c0.
Hngs-Receipts, 11,0N; market strong
to sc higher; bulk OF sales, 8. 1905. 20;
heavy, $5.21d5.35; packers, s5.17ls75. 70;
mixed. s5.1od5. 27l6; light, s. 1915. 2z1a;
workers. s5.1575. 221a; pigs, 81. 4ad5. Is.
Sheep-Re C tpts 3.co0: market strong:
lambs, S4.c6lI5.7 10: muttons. s3.5GT4.I5.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Aug. 7.-Cattl@Receipts s.
700; market steady; native steers, $500
5. so: stockers and feeders, 50. lGG4. %:
COWS and heifers, s.. 0Cd4. 10; Texas and
Indian steers. Sc. 5oG4. 50; cows and heif-
ers. 81. 4o13.7o
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market to 1oc
higher; pigs and lights, s.. 3o05. 40; pack
ers. s5.25G5 40; butchers, s.. 35G5.50.
Sheep-Receipts, $3.50; market STEADY
for sheep lambs lower; muttons, s.. coo
IS; lambs, s4.T5G5. 60.
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WIS RETURN 20 WASHINGTOV
MoebeI wins the Horse Review.

Buffalo. Aug. The Horse Review
purse $500, for three year old trotters.
for 1897. was the feature OF the Grand
Circuit card at Fort Erie. Ont II was
expected that the event would devlop a
lively contest, and a larger crowd than
usual saw the the sport. The race. how
ever. resulted in straight heat victory
for Moebel. a big bay horse. by Mose,
sent out for the laurels by the Walnut
Hu farm OF Donerail. Ky. In the open
ing pools Nobel sold at so on even
terms with Dirigo Major DelmAsC and
Iva D, but after the first heat 8ioebel
was always a pronounced favorite. Moe
bel stepped out in gallant fashion al
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CATTLE SALES.
PROVISIONS MARKFT.


The top price yesterday was Sis. Com
pare that with other markets and note
the superiority Of the Wichita market.
The Dold company want hogs, and will
LAY what they are worth without the
ad ice Of any other market on earth.
Two trains were late yesterday, and
the market didn't close I'LL long after
suadoWu.
The cheme Of discussion at the yards
yesterday was the readiness with which
heutUckians pail a knife OF revolver
Al a personal Insult.
johnnie Norris. Of Whitewater, was at
thu cards yesterday as a visitor and
brought such good black bass stories
with him that half the people AZ the
yards were almost induced 10 dssecra q
the sabbath by personal 1ves-fga.:ol
OF re Information ne brought in. Mr..
Morris is not only frsu-classa hog buy
er, but a fisherman Of great enthusiasm
and SKILL
All the stockmen were tickled when
they saw rain yesterday, and al agre c
that K was badly needed.
A p. Moore says the unuckiest thing
he has ever heard of is the statement
o. l. Z. Canp5eil that Democrats in
6uiged" at Great Bend. Mr.. Moore says
he has attended conventions in four
Democratic states ana never yet has
seen delegate take a drink except out
Of the hy1rant- This statement Of Mr..
Moore made Dad Tilford get quicker
Acton than usual on guild of MS IA
vorit5 weed.
Two farmers took their wives and
isrEe families Of children up to Dold's
picking house yesterday 20 sc the
si-ats Of a big institution. After they
hS gore through The great house they
each took a drink from the artesiea
fountain and Went home with a good
IL q the fate OF fat hog
Grace Brothers of Cheney had = car
load Z hogs on yesterdays market.
J-asvev Grace knows how 10 strike a
market right. He goes by the Eagle,
aud nevar N sses il
". 7. Norris Of oxford. Sumner coun-
~ had a CIR of hogs on yesterdays
rlarlset ard sold them welL He is one
OF the firm friends q the Wichita mar
ker and knows that il pays 20 bring
hogs here.
J " Pirtle q Fl Dorado was At the
stock yards yesterday with 9 load Of
hogs. he brought IN 1umbrala along
with him. and says II was the first
time IN his life that it ra-ned when he
had an umbrella along with him.
c. A. Gin. a mighty appropriate nams
FOR mar coming tron RIur City. was
at the yards yesterday with a load OF
Garper county moss
y. r. Cole of nj. Hope had \ car load
CT hogs on last evenings market HIS
train was three hours late bur he vas
ompensate,s ny striking q god market
KT"-- Brothers Of GeiCllev bought a
III ~ over - 80 worth Z cattle on yes
F.r6ay's market. ana vii ship them -
their ranch todsy. The gentlemen vii
PIT hem on rauEh fed iris year and
-
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Gold Shipments to Eurone.

New York. Aug. T-BarinE AIagoua 4
Co this afternoon Increased their sol1
engagement for shipment tomorrow q
g 5ro 90. The god vii 20 n TIRE form
ot bars IN anticipation OF war loan re-
r1itta1ces. Besides the god engaged for
shipment tomorrow, Heidefbach. Ickel-
tetrner & Co. nave made PROVISIONAL ar
rzngenents sor s. ,oa'D.o0o for shipment q
Londoa THURSDAY. and LadeuSurE. Thal-
man & CO. nay also send s53o,0oo.
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Quiet nav win the ncE.nIev.

Canton, o. Aug. president and Mrs
Mckinley took their usual drive about
TIE city this forenoon. At lunch they
entertained Comptroller q the Currency
Charles G. Dawes. who stopped over on
his way from Chicago TO washington
There was the usual number ot callers
srd the usual o<ncial business from
Washington. ASIDE from this, Che day
was uneventtuI
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Aug. 7-Demand for dry
goods of an average extent. Bleached
mus.ins and wide sheeting in moderate
demand; prices steady. Brown sheetings
and drills slow and irregular, with ten
dency IN favor of buyers DENNIS. ticks
and other coarse colored cottons mac
tive; prices irregular. Prints in fair de-
mand; prices steady. Gi1ghams quiet;
limited business Print cloths quiet. Silk
cloths irregular IN both staple lines and
fauPiea
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TELEGRAPHIC RREyITIEs

saratoga, y. Y, Aug. THE National
Retail Butchers Mutual Protective asso-
citation of the United States opened its
annual session here today.
| Fresno. Cal. Aug. 6.-Reports are that
! the raisin crop Will not be as large "a
expected. Estimates place it at 5000 to
400 carloads. The red spider Is respon-
sible for much of the damage
Milwaukee. Aug. THE Republican
/ state convention will meet here tomor-
row TO select complete state ticket and
/ 70 elect q new chairman of the Republi-
/ can state central committee.
| Washington. Aug limited States Con
| sui Thompson at Progreso, Mexico. IN
forms the state department that yellow
fever seems to be on the increase there
and is virulent at Mirida- capital Of W.
! catan
Washington. Aug. THE marine hos
pital service today has received advicas
reporting that there are no new cases OF
! yellow fever nor any new suspects at
| Tampa
Denver, Colo, Aug THE date OF the
Democratic state convention to nominate
state officers and electors has been
{
the state committee from September Il
to September 10
Pittsburg, Pa. Aug The thermome-
ter at noon today registered 100 degrees.
with every indication OF going higher be-
fore sundown. One death and several
prostratfons were reported today. The
fatal case was Jacob Reneke-, aged g.
years.
Cowes, Aug. I'm the regatta 81 thA
Royal Yacht squadron today. the race for
the Queens cup was finished by Emperor
Williams yacht Meteor ii 2:Z7:45 TIE
Satanttas time was e:30:15. AS the Me-
teor allowed the satsnita z minutes. the
latter won the cup
New York. Aug. 7.-Anong the pzssen-
gers on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
which sailed for Bremen today. were Dr..
Won Hollebea. the German ambassador:
Baron Rosen. Russian minister 70 Aus
tia, and the Baroness Rosea, and Mr..
and Mrs. ". n. Croker.
Denver. Aug Five horninE pigeons
sent % Denver BY the South PittsaurE.
Pa, homiaE club were released this
morning. After c17clinZ about several
times they al few away eaetxar4. one
ot the birds Is Silver Queen. Owned By
Andrew 'Greo. which has made several
fast trips from jefferson City, No. %
Pfttssurg.
vanco1ve-. 2. c. Aug. There hare
been few developments during tsle lest
twenty-sour hours II the strike situation
q ths Canadian Pacific nla-fsrlsts News
from eastern yso.atz Is har1ly So fav5-z-
BE 70 se-tleneoe as Il vs7-ouve-. sy1t
II o7,5s-z have &c yet been received -
this CITY calling out ether branches q
mechanical work
szn F-z7cisoo. Aug Tire trzr~7o-t
Sherman hzs bes1 released from qua-s7-
ct1e Ta1-ee deaths occurred 81 ths WY
a=e, ss follows: Major Th1rnss Evans.
Fo-ty-utr-h i11a-t--; Een-y C-o-E--z-.
7r5v2tA -rlir-se-h 471szt-S; Herman sar-
ard = th@ q'sa-te--nasts-'s department
TA4 sae--a1 o-oEsht back ths 5oasa. o I
-Ee1 - tree .oiaie-S
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York. Aug. 7.-ConeAspot Rio
steady; No. z invoice, slSc; mild quiet:
Cordova nominal. Futures opened
steady, with prices unchanged TO five
points higher, and Were generally steady
all day; closed firm at net unchanged
prices 70 points advance. Total sales,
81 90 bags.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 41c.
Centrifugal, So test, 18-16c; 1noIa sses su-
81 4c; refined, steady.
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Blast Furnaces viii shu. Down

Cleveland. o. Aug At a n'estinS TO
day it way 6eS6ed that an the BeSsemer
iron blast furnaces - the county. with
the exception % the B-ozz-Ezn and Ad-
e-ns-Fo-est furnaces. VIII so cut - o,ast
~ September ! The drop II the price
q The product and the condition ., the
market = the csus- =, me .euoa A5ozzc
sooo r,ea VII BE Affected
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New York, Aug. Spot cotton closed
quiet, 3-16c advance; middling uplands,
9 1l-16c; midddng gulf. 15-16c; sales,
5,974 bales.
Liverpool, Aug. Spot cotton, small
business; prices favor buyers; American
niddling, 7-16d.
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with them q baby girl who was born II
Ten Tsin on May IL Mrs. clifford Is
the daughter OF DR.. Robert Coltman. who
came home on the Coptic last week Prof
Clifford was connected with the I'm
perial university.
| Mss Lily IL Tahr Of Lincoln City,
Ind. who spent two years in Ten Tsin
| had three narrow escapes from the saw
age Boxers She found safety with many
| others IN Gordon Hall during the siege
and. venturing out enc day, was struck
by a fragment OF s-inch shell. On two
other occasions she was shot az by 'ihe-
men. but was not hit The two children
OF United States Consul Ragsdale. who
have returned TO their home in this state,
tel stories OF exciting experiences sim
liar 10 those Of others mo lived through
the perilous times in Ten Tsin. The
| tales q Russian brutality are confirmed
by Rev. Frank Haynes. a Methodist
missionary. He thinks the present
troubles viii be ended within a eyar.
Many OF the refugees from Tien Tsin
escaped with only the clothing on their
backs Among those who lost everything
are Henry Smith and wife. an Engl.s h
couple. Smith was broker at Tien Tsln
and had fine home n the British cen
cession
Prof. o. D. Clifford. OF the Imperial
university. OF Tien Tsin. who was one
OF the last 70 leave the besieged city.
says: "Looting by the allied forces be-
gan as soon as they got the upper hard
The Russians led in this and went 10 ex-
tremes. They are naturally cruel ard.
expecting no mercy. they showed none.
I was an eye witness TO eight cold bod
ed mudrers by them. The victims ' ere
old ana infrm Chinese. The Russians
stole everything in sight. lootins the
houses in the settlement, as the Chinese
would have done
Rev. Horace ". Houl6!ng, a missionary
whose labors We're IN South Chn
province between Ho Nan and Shang
Tung. escaped with seventy others from
Pei Tai Ho. the seaside resort II %
OF TakI on the British warship Humber
Mrs. H II Montelle, whose husband is
turtnan at Tlezi Tsin. with Mrs. Frank
F. Davis OF Philadelphia passed through
a trying experience during the lombard
ment and fighting at Ten Tsin and took
advantage OF the first opportunity TO
leave the place.
WIS RETURN TO WASHINGTON
Washington. Aug. The Chinese min
lister. WI, arrived here from Cape May.
\. J.. shortly before o'clock this after
noon and was driven directly to the
Chinese legation He said no dispatches
OF public interest or Importance had been
received in his absence Consequently.
be would not cali at the state department
today
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Use QE0TATIONs

FTour-Narket sts.disr.
V-heat-No. spring. 7.575c; No. > red.
al. E7si3c
Cora-No :. &c
Oats-No. = 2s7a1'sc; No white. -.
1ec.c; No. white, -. Ez45zc-
Rye-No. e CSC
Barley-Gcod feedl1-. 53z55c; fair 70
choice mating. $3.50
Flax se-s-No. l. na; No. ! North
western. 80
Tsrnc-hy se>5-Prine, so.
Pork-Mess. Per 5sI 81 sci -
Lard-Per 10 pounds. 3. S1'zfSs =
Short rfb SIDES Qoo<el. s7.1s3-.s5; DRY
salt.6 shoulders tsoxei3. S1.27o; short
Gear sides Csoxsdl. 8 sS77.-o
Nnek5-Rasis OF E3Sh Ein.s, E-Etz
Clove--Cortrsct grade. so.
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Mig Tobacco Warehouse Deal

Newport. Ky. Aug. Tho Cincinnf u
Leaf I sacco conpany's warehouses
were sold today al auction. under order
cf court- by James c. Ernst - ". Il.
Hutton for s:-5eo.ada Tho property r. IL
Gated IN Ohio. Tennessee and Kentucky.
The new organization VIII b knawp -
the Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse COM
panY.
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sediment or ST.
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; If il s,z:as
your linen It IS
evidence Of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire 70
pass I; or pain IN
the hack Is asa
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WAR TO THE
BITTER END
Continued from FIRST pare

a snail EaTrison. with p r1pA remains
az TTea Tsin. where sorre anxiety = felt
because % a report that T1o Chinese
are sad 70 - moving t$o days march
TO the southsazt'
Al tae correspondents agree ia przjs-
lrx the bravery and a-EaniZarson ot the
Jsqzuese: bet none % than b-snEs TIE
story much bsys1d Genera chaSse's -
port
-LL Ping Eeag. acco-1iaE 20 -. shanr-
h.I Correspondent q the STANDARD. hss
ben appointed e-as-sIissszo x tA4 ca
nese s--oea ard has at Peksu 60 cozs-
ruarA zse t-o7s rtslts - ctr.
PARIS HAS SIMPLY REES scooPFD
Ps-.. August AZ q caz.o@. cou--1
to1zy. 4. vas announced thzt ths F-s,-a
zyTs---,sas lad received - z6vi,es feud-
~ 20 STOW c-.t ths g6wance q ths a.
ed fosces e. P7K.a Lad oss7 eecs1ss
E-pon
TALES or TTEN isis EEFUGEEs
san F-znc5s-o. Aex r.-Auo-g "a re-
-xs-s f-o, Cni-s -Ao r~sss--s: o. "a
LxE1n. Eers ts@ We q Pc . =
Timer. % t.s Tro-er.ai Czsge-zssy 81
Ts-- TT 81 - ehE5--e- [-sT =z-s
s--o-z tAe.s rzo tssE re<Gzs r. Go-so-
Ezl eu-.E .lis b1-ssst5zs-. al esns--
e u-,zfz~.s So 80 h>- .zrh.-1 h.z
tee- tsx-tssr II C1s-s - eaxatsez yes-s
Prof -s=-sT - ~ sceszzgzzTt-r rs
sIiss-1 fo-rsk % re zz-cs e Pskf- a.
~ Interpreter Pr3E o. = CO = sza
20 vie also cane aozs Thsy <.zE
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RECEIPTS And sHIPNENTS

On the FrodUoe Exchange, today. lhs
market closed =. follows
Butter-Msrket r-zn. creamery. i5Els's:
dairy. l9fE7c.
Cheese-ssSFIszsc
Egg@F-n; &c
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Ocean City. y !. Aus Rev Ez-z
3. Lake, one % the founders OF Ocean
CITY, died today. aged es years
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Hnre xe~ nerchsatran Launched

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Thousands Have Kidney Troubles
and Don't Know Il.
How To Find Ont.

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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKErs.

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der are o., Q. order.
what TO Do.
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often expressed. that Or. Kilmer's Swamp
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convincing proof that the kidneys and bad
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Daily Dasls, es.i~erea lie ss- rex.
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Bonds were irregular. Total sales, %
value. fs26.o1o United States SIS decline
!. "a the bid price,
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