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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


CANADIAN pACIFEC RAILWAY.
Intended stsamsaia saiIings from Vancouver.
JAPAN, CFZINA, AND PHILIPPINE IsLANDs.
EMPRESS OF INDIA Oct. s. Dec. II, Mich. 20
EMPRESS OF JAP 4E-Nov- s. Jan 9g Apr- l
EMPRESS OF Dec. 3, Feb "a
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
W HARRIhO0---- Sept 81 Oct 19
For rates apply izss Pennsylvania avenue.
au24-mon, wed, ,fri,tf
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHA HAAPTON-L0ND0N-
CALLING. WESTBoUND, At CHERBoURG.
Sailing Wednesday at 10 a m
RED STAR LINE
NEN YORE-ANTWERP-P
Every Wednesday at y noon.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers II and IS. y R--Office, 20 Broadway. n. y.
Phiiadelphi1 Office 265 -30T Walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFICF-1306 ST. y. W.
Or W G. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Staym2n-s
1927 St \. w
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WANTED-White girl to assist with housework;
no washing; three in family; wages IS. l23S
18th st NV il, en-
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANFED-To rent you a No Remington type
writer At 3 per month Box 2T5, City P O.
seI9-3t, EN-
WANTED Washing and ironing TO do at home OF
go out. Address MRS. Z. CARTER, 1880 I'd
st. W. Item
WANTED-Aien cooks, bellboys white and col
ored females for all kinds of work 20 H
st. NV 1t
WANTED-Five women, chambermaids nurse,
and houseworkers; men for country. 212
II St 1t
NANTED-Win give eolored man and wife use
OF basement III exchange fer services about
the house Apply 1892 \ st se19-2t
WANTEp-If yon think of studying shorthand
aad tgFewyi-inEE consult the Fenabe Short
hand School, coo J st. NV; thorough practical
business methods; experienced teachers.
selS-it ,eN.su
WANTED-Stutients to learn teIegraphy, taught
by expert. THE DRILLERY 5O4 IIth St
Ew. Se5-tf
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Sz5 Herndon, Va, Ii ROOMS, gar
rets and cellars; excellent water, stable, and
hen house; so acresi 10 in front; drainage perfect
plenty of asade; trains stop rierning and even
ing; refs exchanged. Z. S. NUSSEY, Attorney,
40 La. ave-, city. se15-et, EN-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED settled woman or girl: Ger
man preferred. Tor general housework IN small
family. 602 Pa ave. Sc, EN-
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WANTED-A reliable Girl for hausework in small
family: washing; to go home nights. APP
ply 23 Savoy Flats s-IJ-2ls--i
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM, 7oc gallon, not made in cellar,
bot cbova ground, Cor sewer gas ahounds in
cellars and breeds typhoid, diphtaeria etc moral
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S is pure and de-
hcious. COZ N. 7. ave. Phone 20sl apps IT, EN-
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
For REST-FLATs-

FoR REST-FLATs-
FOR RENT-Two, three, and four-room flats,
unfIrnishcd, for light housekeeping. 10 Sth
st. Sel9-3t
FOR RENT-Nice four-room fat; suitable for l.
h. X. S24 18th st. NV. Se1S-}t,Gm
soHable- seIS-3t
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EnR REXTMRnnuz

FOR RENT-307 G. St NV. neWly-fur rooms on
first and second floor for gentlemen only
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WASHINGTON. d. c. PoSToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FCREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule Of ciosiHgs IS
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending September
-, 1880, the last connecting closes viii be made
from this office as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, July 1S-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow:
There has been & little more looking
around for wool, and consumers gener-
ally may be said 20 have manifested
more interest in the market. which fact,
combined with the decided frmuess
shown at the London sales. where the
decline in prices recorded at the open
ing mas been substantially recovered. has
tended 10 impart a more cheerful feeling
in he wool market. There is as yet no
material increase to be noted IN the vol
ume of business transacted. however,
which still remains of very small pro-
portions. The sales Of the week IN Bos-
ton amounted 10 $4,000 pounds domestic
and $50 eco pounds foreign, making q to-
tai Of 1853. coo. against a total Of 1,316,000
for the previous week, and a total OF
&c ia 500 for the corresponding week last
year. The sales since January amount
10 71,995,000 pounds. against ~, IT, 00O
pounds for the corresponding time lasc
year
St. Louis. July 1S-wool unchanged;
territory western, 16Q1sc; fine, 13Q1s1zc;
coarse, L3Gi6c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

Butter-crean=ry, 1q1sc; fancy dairy.
14e.
EggEFTsst, sc.
ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July Is -Receiprs-F1our. p
O66: wheat, q, 800. corn. 1900. cats. Z, COO
Saipment-F'Iolr. $500; wheat 500;
corn. g. 600; cats, 5000.
Wheat-Lower: No red cash eleva-
tor, &c; track, 7f1z37sc; July, Zxc;
August. &c; s-ept ember. &c; December
755sc; No. , hard. lie
Corn-LoWeI. No. cash. ss1ac: track,
z194114c; July, s713e; September. Size;
year. 2415c.
oats-Lower; No. cash. &c; track.
241i2c; July, 2s1c; September, 225.e; No.
white, 2S1zc.
Ry@Steady; Sc.
NEW YORK.
New York, July 1s.-Butter-Rsceipt
5.507 packages; market firm; creamery,
151.G1s14c; current packed, factory, A9
1sc
Chees-Reeeipts. ASS packages; mar
ket firm. large white, sss99iaci large co.,
ored. 9SsGs1zc; small white, s5sGs7scs
small colored, 9&sGs7sc.
Eggs-Recelpts, ass packages; market
steady; western, at mark, IGf3c FOR sv-
erage lots. western loss OF, &c.
SUgar-Raw strong; fair refining,
5-l6c bid: centrifugal, Is Test. 13-15c
bid; mo.asses sugar, i-15c bid. Refined
firm
cofee-Firm; No. Rio. SAC
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EHE wEATAEE.
Wichita kan I1tIv J

Wichita, Kan, July IS, 1900.
During the past "A hours. ending az
p. m. the highest Temperature has been
60 the lowest - a range Of y degrees,
and the mean has been rs which g I
degrees colder than the normal tsmpera-
tUre for the day as deduced from the
observations al this station for the past
eleven years, with damp, cloudy wealth
er in the morning, but cleared II the
afternoon fresh southeast 70 light south
wind. and q little lower pressure.
Since the first Of the month the aver
age temperature has been SC. which IS
: degrees warmer than the norma. ard
the total rainfall l. IS inches, which IS
half An inch less than the normal
p Since the first o. he year the rainfall
has been IFS inches, which IS So inch
less than the normal. For the same tine
last year the rainfall was 90 rs inches,
and in 1883 the famous corn year, IL vas
. 81 inches.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
washington. July E-Forecsst FOR
Thursday and Friday:
Es1sas-Fair and cooler Thursday:
Friday fair. variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Te-r5tory-Gene--
ally fair Thursday and Friday. cooler
Friday, variable winds.
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Cotton.

New York July 1s.-This was day Of
great anxiety for shorts on the cotton
exchange, and while the general course
Of events favored the bull faction. there
were several periods when they, too,
were much az sea as 70 just which way
20 turn The Liverpool cable this morn
ing showed that the English market had
scored a big upturn- Futures abroad
were sG11a points higher On near
months and at the time Of our opening
were al the best figures, showing a rise
Of TLaG15 points. First sales showed an
advance Of LzG17 points Then, by leaps
and jumps, prices Jumped up until Au-
gust had reached g. 40c and January s-31e.
Then came d partial reiapse under heavy
profit-taking. The market at the close
was steady, with prices net 10 10 50
points higher.
New York. July 1.-Spot cotton steady;
middIing uplands, quoted s7sc; midduns
gulf, 1G1sc
New orleans, July 1S.-Cotton-Steady
Kidding. 10 3-16c-
Galveston. July 1s.-Cotton quiet; s7sc.
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CITY In BRIEF

Mrs. Ed l. CAMPBELL LEFT LAST evening
FOR 4 summer vacation IN Colorado. Sns
VII visit a sister At Ia JGnta ard WI
also visit ether points % interest ard xfl
be absent about two months
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Hoover o. Harris
burg Pa. are visiting Captain A J.
Weaver and wife AZ - Mona aTsnue-
Mr Hoevsr Is train dispatcher rcr thu
Pennsylvania Central railroad az Harris
burg. Pa
During TIRE absence % Judge Dale The
distriet court rooEs are ossag thorough
II cleaned up unG- The direction = Gus
tostaa BelEea- TIE carpet was taken o'1s
yesterday and VIII 7-oesoiy be rspiaced
this week
Mr. and Mrs.. c. o. Chain os Mash
vie. Tenn. who las been visiting With
Mr.. Gains brother J. n Chain % TIA
county clerks Once. has let Tor Towea-
da % spend several days visiting Wf-s
relatives tha-s heso-s returning - Shsi-
ha-ne u the south
Auoue the sxcr-Slonists who ~ yes
tA-riay over tha Missouri Pacidc vers
Misses Minnie StHcksy. Lizzie Dickinson
Nellie ard Maggie Dorsey They VII
visit many points Ok interest dE-inS tas
tr!p. The objective point being Denver.
They VIII BE- gone several weeks
Colonel sam Hess returned from New
York CITY last night where he has bseR
for the past few weeks rePls1ishiag rs
stock % far and winter clothing NJ
Hess makes periodical VISITS TO New
York and he has assumed quite a metre
poucan air Mr Hess likes Wichita oei-
ter and his smiling ecunfenancs Vii -
AZ the same 90 stand today.
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The hotels were vel filed last night
sid NeT went to Towanda yesterday On
business.
Miss Kate Campbell Of Arkansas City
Is visiting N the city
2 L watson and family returned last
evening from Colorado
Wesley Hawk returned last night from
a short visiF 70 Blackwell o. T.
II. J Lloyd returned yesterday from =
Tip to Garden Plain ard vicinity.
Mss Mary oaphauc IS visiting with
Mss Lulu Eatton OF Waco avenue.
c. D. Masters sheriff OF Harvey eoun-
y, was down from Newton yesterday.
Mr.. sam Mountain. who Is Il At the
city hospital. Is reported as being rucA
better.
Miss Mayns Thompson LEFT the cry
yesterday for q two weeks outing IN
Colorado.
Judge McCanless OF the probate judges
ofsce wishes thar he was young enough
10 80 70 China
Miss Buena Creditor @: Chicago arrived
in the city yesterday 70 visit her father.
Mr. e Il Creditor.
NJ. Samuel ". Shields and Mss Pearl
Shaver OF this ctry were married IN kan
sas City OF June 3
Mr.. and Mrs .. A Garst have returned
from Longton. Kan, where they have
been for some time
Miss He.eu Green OF Guthrie. O. T. IS
the guest OF her cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII AIl1,on on South Main
Mrs. ". J. SchwaRinser and children.
Jean and Loope-. left over the Frisco for
their home in Indiana yesterday
e L Campbell. pharmacist. who has
been IN the West side drug store Tor
about seven years. IS nov with the Hock-
Moore Drug company.
Willie Nesdles has returned from Win
fed. where he played wilh SANFORD
band az the a. O. L. * jubilee and also
with Shaw's orchestra a. tae grand ball
Rev. James B. Stocking. pastor of the
First Univsrsalist church OF Galesburg.
IL. viii preach IN the Crawford Grand
Sunday August az II a. n and $ ?. II
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EXCURSIONS

To Various Places. Available Via
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ticket Office. Ia Main Street, Wichita.
Kansas
Denver. Colo. 7. P c. Z. q the
United Presbyterian church, sls fo- the
round trip tickets On sale July 2 ard q.
limited FER return . August *. 1870.
Detroit. Mich. $50 for the round t-ip
account Knights q Pvthfzs; tickets CT
SAFE August =. s aut . knitted 20 Re-
turn 70 September 3 tsoa Limit VII -
EXTENDED 70 September a 1y tsposi-lnz
ticket and paying tee - 3 cents
Te.Iowstr1s Park excursion. Eeaac7
go. -ickers q sale June 12ch % S=1ts-1-
~ Lztn, 80 Fer information ard rates
cal or o- address TIE agent q the Mis-
soc-t Fac55c raIlvay. T-icattz Eaz
Four special excursions % Coio-z5o and
Ueza common points. enc fzra Plus g
s5- the roun6 trip: tickets VII b sad
o- the following dztes- June =. ru,v :
n . inclusive, Jg3y = ard August : 80
fra, return Il--lt = AZ rs1kz,s. C--5aer
- 800 TIE following - ths scz-fczs
% xhtca the above rates refer Glen
wood Sv~i-zs Dszvsr. Colo-zss sp-szzs
and Paesla. Col5. zzE SAT- Lake C..y
a15 Ogden, Cc4a-
= z SLECELET.
?. sza = A. WlcAtsa E-.
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GENERAL MARKET GOSSIP.

ha7S1S City carried over from 500 20
seV moss each day last week
Exporters n Cltcago purchased s,554
cattle last week. against 6IaS the pre-
CedIng week and 5,545 for the same week
& year sSo. Buyers were as follows:
Morris, 1880 SaaGberE. 6es: Brauer. 81 j.:
4. Myers, 10. Lehman, S+8: Myers Z II
IL Swift. Is, tombstone. go. Hathaway.
S.. SchartzsC1tl6. As. Doud & Heeser
G., Blcke-d k. SO; Co--hIsn. 3. Cri1-h-.s-
q NJ IL: Gordon & IronsiLes. So: Aute--
bridge, so
Kansas City Telegram: 7 sat u last
nizlt with The remains q g tist-c.77
zho had been EEuring out how many
pms could Be STUCK n he earrh. prov.5-
IN K was . pin cushion HIS careful
estimate vas Us. i05. 5ss 81 sd 11t II pins
These figures can Dc relied upon L yo,
care 70 Try t. Funeral se-vlcsS an
noUrced later"
Average weight Of hogs a. Kansas
Git Che past week was rs pounds (
pounds lighter than the same week last
yea L vas tie EEhrssc average To-
The second week IN July q which tne
Telegram can ind any record
The Drov=rs' Journal remarks IS fol-
lows Colorado lamb feeders are az
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

There is an increased demand for
Dold's meat in the Wichita trade terri
rory. Chief Clerk Harrison says that
the business the company IS now doing
IS unpraced anted
Grace Brothers OF Cheney, one Of the
best hog buying firms IN the southwest
was represented at the yards yesterday
By two good loads Of hogs.
II J Courtney Of Lamont, 0. T. had Z
car Of hogs N yesterdays market.
joe Kirk Of KIngman, one Of the most
EeSular shippers TO the yards. was en-
th7 market yesterday with a load Of
hogs
!. 3 Garnet Of Garden Pain had 4.
1oad OF hogs Oh yesterdays market
Norris & Yazel Of FurIey had a load
OF good hogs On yesterdays market.
Henry C0nstalk brought in a load Of
hogs from Garden Plain yesterday.
Dennis LOOMS Of Garden Plain had
a load Of good hogs on yesterdays mar
ket
The war feeling at the stock ya-ds is
a fever heat Everybody wants T. 80
and probably will remain with that d.
sre until Mr.. Mckinley calls for volun-
teers.
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METAL MARKET

New York, July, 1s.-Prices were re-
dueed considerably in iron and steel to-
day. due to the enormous pressure 10
sell The local market for pig iron war
rants declined soc 10 $i3.00; No. l north
ern foundry was quoted at $500 20
$500. and No. = $3.50 to $500; PhiIadel-
phia- reported decline Of e per ton and
weak at the decline. Pittsburg steel BIZ
lets down 70 S17.C0d20 %. Tin in London
was 10 shilIirgs better for spot and TN
changed for futures, with the close easy
Here the spot market was steady, but
futures closed weak at 81 90GI3z- -.
Lead and speiter continue dun and IN
changed on the basis Of S3.s.lzQ4. GA.
The brokers' price for lead was S5.SG, and
for copper, $3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

tattng the plan Of buying their lambs
next fall by weight instead OF by the
head. This seems 70 pe the faIest and
most satisfactory way. All over tue west
feed buyers are favortng the weighing
plan. and where it IS possible to get ac-
cess to scales, buyers prefer It.
The opening Of the western range sea-
son al Chicago was had yesterday. when
500 cattle arrived from Belle Fourchee,
S. D. The Matador Cattle coupany's
steers, watch weighed LIZA. 70 12s2
pounds, brought 81 Is, and the Western
Ranch's offerings, 1,161 pounds, brought
s4.45.
Last week IN the quarantine cattle d.
yislon Chicago received 145 cars Of cattle,
kansas City received 424 cars, and ST.
Louis received $50 cars, making s29 cars
az the three markets, against $50 cars
the week previous.
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Es~ YORK. Joy 1s-Xo1eT - cal zc--
italy - 1er err pine ZEE can't . pa
par - Es 80 Ce1t- S-s-EzE sEc-a-Es
srezsv wt-z zcezzs S1slzesx = Ez1xerF'
Ef's a. = "a - fs- 1ezz-- s1S a.
> 5szs ~ 20 = szss. -cE-e4 rz.ss. f-s5
81 c0- rs-c-s1 bs1is. = - = So 81
xz- carrfaczsss. e. 49,. a. EL~sr. -.
ysxLcz- zcfzz-H, 80 G1Ter---s-S soE1s
1--n. rzfssS sta.es rs.Zzz1zz -. wz
sssseE ~egfs-zreG - cz2oz
= -s~Esrs-sz -. ~ -sEs-ers6 ia
ea@5o-. -s. rsw S. registered. Ia
cazrs-- LfS o. s. -sE-stsrse. 1ss
czs7sz, -. 3. rsS-~-e-s@ - eaSoz
-
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q ne FrccIce EN.Ea-se, -, e
market closs6 a. <oi oEs:
iS-zc. daily. I41-7e
Chsssez Steady s-9I5tsG
EEE-F1-u. f-es1- L-c-
lead poU r-T--DuT. turkeys Soc
chickens. S1-ssc 20 -E14-
KANSAS CIT
Kansas CRY, No. jay -s-T-eat-
September e. 7s-H.c; cas1- NJ -a-5
$685. No 3 80 Sc. NJ I'd
s-s--c; No Z ss.sac
Co-r-Se7tenhsr Sc. cash. " --1x-
-. SSSc; NJ Ehi-e. -. NJ :
Eaee
osts-No- EhErs. zs7Se1Sc
Ry-$a wt1-s. 50: 5sck. Sc
Ezy-Caosc= l1uoczx saG; pare.
So
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The members % HyPatia are invited %
meet az Mrs. Joceiyn's. 74s NSrth TopeSa
avenue on Friday morning al ! o'eLock.
10 ENJOY Mrs. Fridays report % the alien
NAL meeting.
The ladies % re ofaccahess VII eclt
q regular meeting this CTharsdlyl even
Ing az ,. N IA the hal. corner % FIRST
and Main streets. IN TIE 81 Satgnts q
the Macca5ees hall Al members pseass
attend
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NAN OF MANY TALENTS

Ed Healy was lonesome yesterday, and
70 pass away the time he sang few
lvely "come-alI-ye's' for an Eagle re-
porter. He was lonesome because his
daughters, Ida and Mamie, had gone 10
illinois on q visit Of a month or six
weeks with relatives and friends. After
hoping they would have a pleasant time
h RECALLED the writer with a few WI St
ling solos. including The Geese in The
Boss The Fox Hunters jig" and
thai ever lively air. The Rocky Road
70 Dublin" with variations. These are
the mpIishmeuts that made him the
-oiickingest young man about Mt. Ster-
ling. with the ladies' oh" said Ed
what great times We used 70 have
taere." and then ne looked long and dep
and Iones 1uue-Ike into the pas He used
l. dance jiEs there, play the fife and
forty five Til morning, and then 60 OUT
an buy cattle all day long Ed has
head fuL Of gray hairs now, bur he can
whistle a reel or dance a mop time" as
vel as any Erishman from here to the
PARISH Of Saannag0I5en.
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Hes 4 MATHEMATICIAN

bad" T-f3-5 the stock yards inspec-
TO-. who could detect \ stag II he saw
81 . h. moon. has been studying the
c. aese situation, and he eNpa ned 70
til stock yards people yesterday that
ths allied powers can XIII q Chiuanaa
every second and not be able 60 exrer-
= lrate them for ~ years. he is n
fas1r # spending all that time. and he
neaess1ry ammunition. towards the COM
pee humiliation Of their empire. II they
ar guilty Of t1e massacre OF Uncle
Sans ambassador.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19

o1s do-z- pzys s2r ! eszsi= i5~s-
s.-ta Il z1seplzg car CT tSs Rs>x IzZa-1
O. z-E o. 1ys-. Ele1ssa . L1zeola al
Cz-zha- Lsav-z< TTse13-a day a. >
=, arrives LA71oia = r. O=zAz =
- NJ c1zzSs g ez-@
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CASH QCOTATIONS.


E-Cu--Essy-
v-heac-No. : spring. 71G-ZAc, No. :
red. 7S1Ac-
Corn-No. :, SsssF40c; No. yellow,
ssSsc
Oa1-No. >. 2ia55c. 10. : white 80
90; Nc. white. - G16Ssc.
Rye-Eo. :, size
Barley-Good feesluE. s64ec; fair %
choice mating. zs7ssc.
FAX see5-No. l. $50, No-.h wascs--.
&1so.
Mess po-kPe- boL. - s5Tu 3.
Isrd-Psr 1oo Ios- 3 seas s--z.
Short RIB sides rlocse}. ; -s7s 20; 5-v
stated shoulders Cox-67 .E-c. sEo-r
cIes- sides Cooxe5 g--5T-75
WEfsky-Easis q aizh E1uss, sl5.
Clovsr-Co1tract g-s5e g
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HOGS WERE LOVER
Five Cents Decline on Market
Ruled All Day,
TOP PRICE WAS S4.75
Receipts Very Light and the
Quality Good,

The hog market opened : cents lower
yesterday and ruled that way al day,
closing steady. The receipts were light
and the demand strong The quality
was good, appreciably better than Tues
days receipts. Dold bought practically
everything n sight The top price was
.4z
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70 snd
reliable Brooklyn
who treated IS
October and in uio -
and then
suffer
ct the IL
and
About the middle az J d
okea around Tor
Fpaa Tabss happening be eft
AYecen boxes toand
O
doctors and taking Of
heartily
emud R Ta5aes wbo have ben troubled symptoms
Tor paba
desire Ny troubles 2osbtess agava;sd y
sst AsaAEr PaN srrias
r. - 49, e - 81
Z o. ssssssssl .Ss-Ye
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llOE<o AM WOOLA
Green sailed cured hides.............. .osIa
Green sailed cured side BRANDS. -0524
Green sailed cured bUlls............... .94sz
Green sailed cured branded bulls. GA
DeacOns skins under s lbs.-.-..-.-... 40
Part cured hides, q less than cured.
NO. I horse hides. .-.....-...----........2 so
No l medium horse hides.
Ful Wooled butcher pelts, 80 to-. 80
Shearings, i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Dry flint pelts, per 10, to-. 10
No tallow, in oil bbls.. ............-. .C312
No. ? ralow, IL OIL obls.....-......... .0j
Dry flint fallen hides ................... Is
Dry flint butcher hides....-.-....... II
Dry salt hides.................... Il
Kan. and Ind. Ter. medium, i3iz to ISL
Kan and Ind. Ter. fine, 10 to-. II
Coarse or carpet. L to................ Ii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
LIVESTOCK MARKERS.
CHICAGO


Chicago, July Observation-Disclosures, H.
500; good to choice strong; others slow;
natives, best on sale today, one car,
$50; good TO prime steers, S5.10Q5 .75:
poor TO good. 81. 5ed5.O0; poor 10 ne
dunn. 81 50d5.G0; selected feeders, 81 coo
465: mixed st0ckars, S3.Z5G3- 90; cows,
&. 0094.T5; heifars, s.. o0d5. 10; Gamers
s.. 10d2. 50; bulls strong, s3.00d4.60; calves
weak. s4.50d6 50. Texans. receipts ECO;
Texas-fed steers steady, 81 1905 60; Texas
grass steers steady, S3.35q4.I Is; Texas
bulls. 81. 5Gd3. Is.
Hogs-Receipt., today. 1900: estimated
tomorrow, %, 000; left over, 200; % cents
lower; top, SIS; mixed and butchers.
81 95d5 -e212; good 10 choice heavy, S. 70
5.22-.; rough heavy. "a. s5G4 %: light
81 s5Q5 .25; bulk Of sales, S5.10a5 III.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; sheep and
lambs stronger for good TO choice: 9th
ers steady 10 slow; good to choice weth-
ers, 81. 60G4 30; fair to choice mixed, s..
G+-C0: western sheep and yearlings. IS >
G4-50: Texas sheep, g. GOA. 60; native
lambs, s4-0cG6-65; western lambs. $5.25Q
SIS.
ST. LOUIS.
S.. Louis, July 12.-Cattla-Receipts, =
500; natives steady; Texans slow; native
steers, Sc. 65d5-65; stockers and feeders,
S3.02G4-70; cows and heife-s, s. 25dlt 40;
Texas and Indian Steers, s3.50G4.70; cows
and heife-s. s2-5d3.65.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market S 20 10c
lower; pigs and lights. s.. I0G5. %; pack
ers. $. 05T5.15: butchers, s.. I5d5. ..
Sheep-Recei7ts, 1850; market steady;
native muctous, s4.0Gg4 .; lambs, 81. 80
G6,1o
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No. July E-CattIe-Re-
ceip-s, 5000. market steady; native
steers 81 60fI5. 70; Texas steers. ESQ
SO: Texas cows sc-65Gs %: native cows
and heifers. S1-5oI4 90: stockers and feed
ers. S3.0Gd45o bulls, q. 40975.o0.
Focs-Receipts, 1000; market 20 Ioc
lower; bulk OF sales. s. aoa75. 90: heavy.
81 95F5.05; packers, 81 s,l75.0 90; mixed.
"a sat s-1s; ugat si-DGAs5: yo-ke-s.
s. 90G4 .S71a; pigs. 81 o's7495.
Sheep-Rece{pts 200: market strong;
lambs. 3 .ooGs.c 3: nuttons. s.. 25@P4. 50.
:. O. Childs ot Peoria. II. makes a
suggestion Of great value 70 everyone.
"Bezgs' German SaIve Is The best general
household remedy made" L cures cuts.
burns. scalds, old soreS, al skin dis
eases. and IS thu ONLY Pie cure that
never fails 70 cure permanently : ?
Allen, Dockun & H1ggtnson. Gee. Van
Werden-