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THE RUMoR is INCORRECT.
Mr.. Mcintyre Says There Is No Strike
on the 900 Level Of Mammoth.

The report that strike had been
made on the 800 level OF the Mammoth
mine at Tintic proves 20 be without
foundation. In conversation with
Mr. Mcintyre this afternoon by phone.
IL was learned that no such strike has
been ma>ie, Mr. Mcintyre said, how
ever that a Wine has been run In ore
a distance Of 40 feet from the 500 level
No drift Is being run 10 the same ore
body from the 900 level The recent
strike on the 1900 level Is said to be
looking well. Mr.. Mcintyre says the
face Of the drift is all In ole Of quality
similar to that shipped years ago from
the 400 level
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JOB PRINTING
AND RINnING.

The job Printing, Blndery and Pub
LEGATION departments Of the Desoret
News now include all the type. ma.
cnlnery. presses and supplies % the
combined plants OF the News and Geo
Q. Cannon & Sons Co. Estimates fur
nished on contracts Of any Size Rush
orders - speciality.
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san FRANCIsCO pRODUCF.

san Francisco, Sept. 22-wheat-
Steady Dec, l.Oshg May. l.t6; cash
LOS.
Barley-Firm, Dec, 70. cash, 72ia.
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iax-Northwcst, i.50015.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. No. Sept 22.-Cattle--
Receipts. 200 Unchanged
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Steady 20
shade lower Bulk OF sales. 5.2jg5 32ia'
heavy 5.ljqj 37l5; packers. 5.2jQ
5.37ia; mixed, 5l5Q5.30; light 1850
5.S5, workers. 5.SOq5.35; pigs, 4joa
800.
No sheep.
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NOTICE.

u. c. NJ. l., Salt Lake City,
September co. 1900.
The stock transfer books Of this in
sttutlon Will close on the evening Of
September 18th, and reopen October
9Th, 1900 T. G. WEBER,
Secretary.
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TINrio ENoURsiON
RIn Grnnde Mr.iern Rr.

Sunday. Sept 23rd special train al
500 a. m. for Eureka. Mammoth and
Silver City. Fare s. 90 round trip from
Salt Lake and Murray. N.0O from Utah
county points.
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Thousands suffer with torpid liver,
producing great depression u spirits,
Indigestion. constipation headache, etc.
HERBINE VIII stimulate the liver,
keep the bowels regular, and restore a
healthful huOyancy Of spirits. Price,
80 cents y. c. NJ / Drug Dept.
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rhrow phr.Ic tn the por.l

Constipation Is treated by an intes-
final tonic and liver stlmulant palat-
able. gentle, yet potent-Cascarets
Candy Cathartic. An druggists, Zoe.
95c SOC.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Albion-jOo az 2s 800 at 2s.
Daly-2O0 az 2Qj; 100 at 201.
Mammoth-l00 at 226.
May Day-loo at 434, 100 az 43H; 100
at i3S 100 al i3a; 100 al 40.
Star COnsolidated-J00 at GO; 100 at
6sia 200 al Gs
Sacramento-j0l az 2iM.
Sunbeam 400 at 30.
Shares sold. 5000
Selling value, S2,IS9.
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Carloads.

In addition to the above the Nam
moth mill and Eureka Hin mill sent
out two and six carloads Of ore re-
spectiyely and the Mammoth mill three
bars OF bullion.
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WHEAT CLIMBING UPWARD
Passes Above 79c, on lhe Chicago Exchange
Today
wall street stocks Make foOr
showing RAILWAYS Decline
Live stock steady.

New York Sept. 22.-Ths Wall street
market was quite active at the opening
and with the exception Of a few inter-
national stocks prices declined. In a
few issues the opening losses were re-
covered, but the market subsequently
became active and weak, and when Il.
& o.. Erie FIRST preferred Pennsylyan-
via, sugar steel and wire and Tennes-
see coal We're raidel. these stocks
lost more than a point a number u
dormant stocks We're on from 20 3
points
The market steadled before the bank
statement came out and fgil again by
rapid strides when it appeared The
high priced speclaltIes suffered most.
Peoples gas sugar the local trac-
tons and Tennessee coal made extreme
declines Of from ~ 90 B points. balti-
more & Ohio. Pennsylvania and Lohis-
vile led the decline In the railroad LIST,
which fell 10 new level only fSblo
rallies were made when the shorts
bought To- cover The closing was ac-
tive and Irregular az the lowest f0i
most stocks.
Closing stocks AtchIson. 2CA; pre-
ferred, 61s' y. Il. T. 80, a. S. W., 2gia;
preferred 10N. g. G. c.. iS, b. a o.,
COS; preferred. rs; c. 3D. 81 O.. l2l; G.
y. & l., 29A G. G.. W. %. @, s., 49, q,
& O., 2G Con Tob 2iA, D. q H.. l0GA:
T. S. 30A do. preferred Ga gas. sits;
Glucose, 1914; I c.. ll54 j. c. 1854
X. 7. preferred 2j& leather, 9b: pre-
ferred G6 l.. & ~, 69ia Met Ryt 1853;
Manhattan, S5A VI. T.. l5iai n. p.
asa preferred, So: y. Y. C.. 1853;
Penn, l2iia; p. NJ, 2Sh; Reading FIRST.
81 do second, PA ST. Paul III S. p,
3ON $. r, preferred. jlts Rubber COM
mon sugar 1ih tobacco S6A T. C..
l., S.; Y. r., "a; preferred M; c. r. |.
q F., 1884
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominal Prime mer-
camille paper, iiadjia per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills az 4.s6&Ns
for demand and i.S3k Tor sixty days.
Posted rates 4sidis and ass COM
mercal bills, i.S2tqA.
Silver certificates, 2AQ63A.
Bar silver, 62&
Mexican dollars, 1875,
State bonds easy railroad bonds
weak. Government bonds nrmer re-
funding rs when issued. l.0i, coupon,
l.0ih 3's reg. and coupon l09A: new
As reg, l.3i; coupon. 1919; old as
reg, lis; coupon, 1.l6, SIS reg. and
coup, l.lSh.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, AZ
centrifugal. 90 test, &c. molasses sugar,
&c.
Refined firm; crushed 6.55, pow
dered. 6.25: granulated. 6.l5
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OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION,
sunday sept 2srd,

Via oregon short Line. Train leaves
9;4j q, m. Pound trip only N.00. BIZ
cycles carried free.
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New York. Sept 2l-Buttor receipts.
3l6O packages. Strong creamery, 1910
2lkc, June creamery, lShq2lc; factory,
4dl6kc.
Eggs-Receipts 1872 packages,
strong western regular packing at
mark l2Aqjhc, western, loss of.
l9hc.
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For sale by ~ c. NJ. L. Clark, n
dredge s. Co., Salt Lake Hardware Co,
and George A. Lowe. Salt Lake ciA
Utah.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept. 22-Cattle-R Receipts.
COO. Generally about steady. Good 10
prime steers, 8 $4,000. poor to medl-
UNI, i.50q5. 40; stockers and feeders.
2.75G4 6j; COWS, 2. g0G4 40, heifers, g 90
4 so; calves, 4.jOq6 90; Texas fed steers.
4,4045l0: Texas grass steers, $3.50
"a 80; bulls. 2.50g3.5O.
Hogs-Receipis today $1,000 Monday
IS 900, left over 1929 Heavy, 10 cents
lower; Light opened steady closed low
er, top, $40. Mixed and butchers $40
45 60. good TO choice heavy 5.O5a
5.52h rough heavy, 4,90a5.0); light,
5.20q51O; bulk Of sales. 5.20a5.50
Sheep--ReCeipts, 1900. Sheep strong,
lambs steady Good 20 choice wethers,
3.S0d425; fair 20 choice mixed, $3.50
100; western sheep S.15g4.ZO Texas
sheep, 2.5Oa3.5), native lambs, A.0OQ
sic: western lambs. 4.15g5.lO.
PRODUCE.
Wheat opened at 7Shg&, touched
7sbg19, dropped TO 1874 and recovered
70 1915.
Close. Wheat-september. 1884; oc-
tober 7SAQN; November, 1878.
correspondence, fUAi OCTOBER, o9s4
80.
Oats-september 2lA; October, 22b9
4. November 22%.
Pork-september, 12.02h; October,
Y O5; January l2.37h.
Lard-september. 6.9lAg10O; Octo-
Der. 6.97i5q70O
Ribs-September, 767i5; October
742ia.
Cash: Wheat-No. red, 79QS0. No.
red, 74ql9ls; No hard winter 7jq
7GQ75a; No 8 hard winter, 1915; No
! northern spring. 79dS2; No, ? north
ern spring. 7sQs2 No. spring. 1SgS0.
Corn-No. 2. A.. No. 3, iOiEgA.
Oats-No. 2, 22i; No, 3. 22
Rye-3A.
Barley-55qj6
Timothy
Flax-Northwest, f.5OQ1.5l
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DAIRY AM pouI.TRY.

Chicago. Sept 2l.-on the produce ex.
change today the butter market was
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the farmers were giving their first at
tenion t0 tomatoes, 80 the factory
was not running TO lbs capacity He
says the activity In the tomato Industry
rs something unparllled. In passing one
canning factory this morning. he count
ed more than 100 teams loaded with
tomatoes and waiting IN line 10 dis
charge their loads. He says IL Is no
uncommon thing for farmers 20 have
a. wait AN day and all night before
their loads can be handled by the cam
ming factories Mr. Eccles states that
the drouth has affected the oregon
Sugar company's crop and that the out
put will be light.
At Lehi. the expectation If that SUI
gar VIII he on the market Tuesday or
Wednesday. There are l6DO farmers
who are planting for the Lehi concern
this year and 900 Of them are now en-
gagged In digging beelsi the dellN-
cry at the factory viii 60 on IN earnest
from henceforward.
The semi.annual dividend Of Il. c, NJ,
l.. amounting 20 four per cent on the
capital Of over 100000. has been de-
clarcd by the board, payable on October
18Th. to all stockholders Of record, Sept
Goth The stock transfer books close
on the evening OF that date and reopen
October 9Th. Other stocks stand about
as recorded last week the last quota
lions being as follows:
STOCKS.
Deseret National Bank. o.. o.. .S2i2.OO
Il. 4. VI. l.. ,.. o.. go .,,''.,s.s loo.VJ
Home Fire Insurance Co.. .. -. ll6O0
Utah Sugar Co.. .,,..., . ,..,, 1915
Ogden Sugar Co., b.. ,.. 90. 60. -, l5oUO
State Bank Of Utah. e.. ,,,.,,., 1890
Deseret Savings Bank Of, ... 400
Coop Wagon & Machine Co.. ,... 10000
Cunnlngton & Co. q, ...,,..... 1000
Commercial National Bank. q" O.. 10000
Clark Eldredge Co.. . q. .,.,,.. $500
Utah Com. and Savings Bank. q. lO8.OO
Zion's Saw Bank & Trust Coz, 1900
Provo Com q Savings Bank D., 1000
Lehi Com. 4 Savings Bank. o.. oil. $500
Thatcher Bros. B'nkg Co., Logan. l0s.O0
First National Bank, ogden. o.. 1900
r. NJ. b. n. Co. Issued . o.. .. 10000
Davis County Bank, Pennington. 10000
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysville p. 1000
BONDS.
Church bonds, ... 90. &C.. ....".lOi
S. l.. c. Il. r. Bonds, o, D.. e.. e. .lO3A
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firm. Creamery ljQ2ic; dairy, 13qlSc.
Cheese-Fhm, lOhGllhc.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, l5iac.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, AZ
centrifugal 90 test, &c. molasses sugar,
&c.
Refined, firm; crushed. 6.55. pow
dered, 625: formulated els.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE aIARxEr5.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. Wheat opened firm
today on cables and the election result.
but declined on liquidation and poor ~uP-
port, December closing sag under Mon
day. Corn closed HQ14c and oats sac
lower. Provisions at the close were z1z9
Sc down
Wheat started with a boom, on an ad-
vance Of Id at Liverpool since Monday
and on the result Of yesterdays ballot
ing. December opening 5sQ7sc higher. at
1850 to741ac. 1t took but a Few moments.
for the bubbles of activity to burst. That
there was very small short interest
became evident early. as the opening
buyers were few. Later in the day there
was some news buIish in character. but
TT failed to check the decline materially.
Around 74c December eadied for a
time on unfavorable Argentine advices,
but Bradstreet's increase in the words
-isible of Z. 10000 bushels caused renewed
weakness, and December, under the
liquidation and lack of support. which
had depressed the market all along, drop
ped to 1914 Q73ssc and closed 5s8&c under
Monday, at T8ssc. New York reported Is
loads taken for export Clearances at
the seaboar9 in wheat and -four were
equal to COO bushels Primary receipts
aggregated 1.44500 bushels 1.-TWO days..
against 999. coo last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 1.130 cars, compared with
AZ last week and rs a year ago Local
receipts were PAL cars, of contract
grade.
Corn was quiet and comparatively
steady The market opened higher in
sympathy with wheat and on the cables,
which were higher, but the excellent
weather prevented any decided show Of
strength. Country offerings we're light
and the shipping demand good. Most Of
the days business, however, was that Of
buying December and selling May. Dur
ing the session prices eased Off somewhat
i'm sympathy with the wheat slump. but
the close was steady. Receipts were 800
cars. December sold between 351z035ss
and &c, closing 1sQ34c under Monday, at
S5sc
There was only a small profess onaI
business In oats. December sold between
22l and 217sc. closing 1s0l4c lower at 2lh.
Receipts were 203 cars.
Provisions opened higher on a light run
of hogs, higher prices at the yards and
i'm sympathy with wheat. The tone, how
ever, showed no particular frTnness and
on liberal OFFERINGS Of lard and ribs the
price yielded readily. January pork sold
between $3.50 and s11.17,ia and closed sc
under Monday at S1.2), January lard be-
tween 1915 and S6.f5d6 671a, closing 2 q
&c lower at SSH 20, and January ribs
between IS and 1856, with the close sc
down al $5.e5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
165 cars; corn, $50; oats 16o; hogs, $3.50
head.
Chicago. Nov. The leading futures
ranEed as follows.
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HONDURAS CONES TO TIME
Is willing to Put Up the Indemnity in
dhe PEE RS nse

Washington, Nov. Secretary Hay to-
day received a telegram from Charge Ev-
srett at Guatemala city, saving that he
had received q message from the minis
ter Of foreign affairs of Honduras, in
forming him that the government Of Hon
duras has ordered the immediate pay
meut Of the indemnity claim in the
Pears case Frank Pears was young
Pitts6urger doing business with his
Brother in Honduras. During some revo-
Iutouary disturbance he was shot TO
death by e government sentinel while
walking I'm the streets and approaching
too closely to the guard line through ig-
norance Of the language Of the country.
After q thorough Investigation az the
case the state department demanded an
indemnity to- Pears family a. so oao
Honduras offered to srbitrate the case.
bat the proposition was declined and the
United states minister was directed 10
r~ess for settlement
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Wichita. Kan, Nov. z, 1870.
During the past "A hours, ending al z
p. m, the highest temperature has been
G.. the lowest 43. a range Of 10 degre 8,
and the mean has been 50. which IS 6
degrees warmer than the normal tenn
perature for the day as deduced from
the observations at this station for the
past eleven years, with cloudy weather
in the morning but cleared slowly in The
forenoon, gentle east TO Light north wind.
since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been 55, which is
degrees daily warmer than the normal,
and the total rainfall none which is
rs iuch less than the normal
This has been an unusually warm fan
FRED L, JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Nov Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
Kansas-Fsir Thursday; Friday fair:
warmer in eastern portion; north 10 east
winds.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fai r
Thursday and Friday; northerly winds.
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LIvEsT0Ck 0IARKErs.
CHICAGO


Chicago, Nov. 7-Csttle-Receip 49,
coo, including 700 Texans and 90 west
erns Market slow TO 10 to 15c lower;
butcher stock steady TO strong; westerns
and Texans about Toe lower; natives,
best on sale today, one car at S5.95; good
TO prime steers S5.50Q5 %; poor to me-
dunn, s. .40d5. s.: selected feeders, steady.
So. 75G4- %; mixed stoclSers slow, g. 40d3. IS
cows, S2.75d4.35; heifers, 81 80d4 =; can
ners, Sl.5od2 So; bulls steady 8. 5074. As;
calves steady, 4.00d6 o. Texans, re-
ceipts 700; best grassers on sale today
Is car loads at s.. 20: Texas-fed steers,
best morn-fed today. p cars at 81. 1904 IS;
Texas grass steers, S3.250410; Texas
bulls. 81. 60d3 %
Receipts. today. 1900; tomorrow.
5000 estimated; left over. 5000; market
Sc higher. active; top, 81 e21k; mixed and
butchers, $f-6004 821z good to choice
heavy. 81 .65Q4 921a; rough heavy. $500
80; light, S4.55Q4.S0; bulk Of sales. 10
Ass.
sheep-Reoeipts. 1900; sheep etaady;
lambs weak to loo lower; good to choice
wethers. S4.0064.30; fair to choice mixed,
s.. 85d4.0); western sheep, $lC0d4. 30:
Texas sheep, S2.50G3 50; native lambs,
$i.50Q5.6o' western lambs, S5.0oQ5.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Nov. 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady to strong;
native steers. 50. 75Q5. So; Texas steers.
So .25Q5. 10; Texas cows. g O0a3.O0; native
cows and heifers 1.7504.2 stockers and
feeders, S2.5004.75; bulls, 50. 0o94.0
Hogs-Recsipts, $500; market steady:
bulk Of sales, $4.Tod4. ~; heavy. s4.67ss
64.771a; packers, $4.T064. nj; mixed, $40
04.75; light. S4.72isd4 III; yorkers "a T5D
Alta; pigs. 81. 1904. Is.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market strong to
10c higher lambs $1,000. 80; muttons.
s. .01d4.00.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts. g.
900; market strong; native steers $4,000
SIS; stockers and feeders, 81. 407D4. AZ;
cows and heifers. s.. 0)0p4. rs: Texas and
Indian steers. $3.S5Q4 60; cows and hef-
ers, S2.4503 IS
Hogs-Receipts, 4,500; market 5 cents
higher; pigs and lights, 81. 1901 so; pack
ers, s4.656AS5; butchers, 81. S5G4. 90.
Sheep-Receipts 400; market steady;
native muttons. S3.5064 90; lambs. $4.759
3 80
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Dale s45Sl, 1880: sold By F. h Nave Of
Attics, Ind. at Chicago. April II, 1900, TO
Glenn Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind.
F'emale.-Armour Rose 1905. $3.50; sold
by X 3. Armour at Kansas City. No,
October 25, 1883, to John Sparks. Reno,
Nevada
SHORTHORNS.
Bulls.-2d Oneida Duke 1925. $1,000: sold
at New York Mills sale in September,
1873.
Fourteenth Duke of Thorndale s0H, $17,-
500; sod by George w. Bedford, At Paris,
Kentucky.
Duke of Connaught, 1850; sold by
Lord Dunmore, at Sterling, Scotland.
F'emale.-Eghth Duchess of Geneva,
S4o. $50; sold at New York Mills sale in
September, 1878.
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New YORK Honey iaarke t

New York, Nov. Money on call quiet
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
- 05la per cent; sterling exchange
strong, with actual business in bankers
bills al Szs4a4 So for demand and at
S. sou "A 500 Tor 60 days; posted rates,
S4.S1Gt.s1k and SIS; commercial bilis,
a 79lsG4 so, silEr certificates, 641zq 651t,
car silver, 537s Mexican dollars, So
government bonds steady; Tefunding .
registered and coupon. 10ils: IS regis
tered and coupon, 1091 new IS register
ed and coupon. 1879; old As registered
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COTrOS

New York, Nov. 7.-Spot cotton closed
quiet: middliug uplands. 9-16c; middling
gulf, 13-1Gc; sales, 2914 bales.
Liverpool, Nov. Spot cotton in mod
crate demand; prices steady; American
middling, Sad.
New Orleans, Nov. Cotton steady;
mlddliug Sc.
Galveston. Nov. Cotton quiet; &c.
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most prominent Several Of these rose
from / to "a per cent. Total sales, par
value. s5,255,000 United States refunding
Is, the old IS and IS advanced 4 and
new As y per cent on the last call.
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suppose You Try Plr-So TabIoes.
No doubt you've Gyied score 81 remedies OF
dyspepsia, constiPa ton and kindred ailments Z
but unless you've tgied PIR-So TAhLoKs you've
never found the right one. They turn over tho
liver, freshe8 the complexion, cure BilliousneB1
and Danish sick headache. At all druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-08

New York. Nov. THE directors n .ha
standard Oh eompany have declared d.
vldend o. 20 per cent payable ~ sta ~
holders % rec5r6 o. November IS ANS
makes 60 per cent IN dividends pz3 ~
the Standard Oh company thls Ye1-.
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HIDES.
WOOL

Kansas and indian Territory me-
dlums, 1oc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Fine and fine medium, lie to-. II
Heavy and sandy, &c to.-,.......,.... 10
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN 3 REF.

w. H H Miller OF Denver. Colorado,
was stopping in the city yesterday.
Fred Bissantz has just received a new
show case for displaying fine candles. 1t
is a beauty.
Chief of Police Cubbon IS still as en-
thusiasuc as ever over football but BE IS
not talking about football team
Nevins. the popular caterer, has just
put in a new hot soda urn 1t is all
nickeled ana the only one in the city.
5. G. Corwin. father-in-law of City At
torney Helm, left yesterday for Los An
eles. Cal. where ne viii spend the winter
Yesterday brought remembrance of
war times with special editions Of papers.
More than one person spoke Of Dewey
day
The roof Of the Missouri Pacific depot
IS nearly completed. People stop on the
streets to admire the new structure more
and more.
BY Q o'clock last night the streets were
deserted. The people had enough Of tay-
ing up on election night to last for mora
than week
Very few Of the various candidates were
down town for any length of time yes
terday They were resting up from their
Iabors Of the past few months.
The county jail has a deserted appear
ance since the prisoners were taken 10
the penitentary. There are some men
IN the Jail who have short sentences 10
serve
This is the time Of year when the fall
ing leaves give the lawns desoiate app
pearance. More than one person has had
occasion to regret the falling of the
leaves.
Groups OF men were standing on the
streets all OF yesterday afternoon com
menuug on the election returns. 1t seem
ed as though the interest ia Wichita kept
up more than usual
Councilman Van Duyn says that ha
does not care for politics since his exc
perience on the city's canvassiug board
He staid up all Of election night and
portion Of the next day.
Tom Hatfield. one Of the popular chefs
at Geo Puls IS the proud father Of an
eight pound boy TIE mother and son
are faring nicely. and the boy looks more
Ike his dad" every day.
WHERE THE REAL CREDIT BELONGS
Great credit has been gwen to the AL
lied Generals in China for prompt action
in saving The Americans al Pekln. pyt
the credit OF saving thousands o. Amer-
can Citizens dragged down in health 70
deaths door by the long trying months ~
hot weather belongs TO the proupf action
o. Daadelio1 Bltters. The quickest ac--
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CASH QUOTATIONS


Flour Market dun and unchanged
Wheat-No. 8 spring, 67973c; No 2 red.
73 0c
Coru->vo Q s3ac; No yellow. s9a<c
Oats-No 2, 224p23c; No. white, 25zs
027ltc; NO white 23ss a26lac
Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing, 5705sc;
Flax see5-No. ], $40; No. I north
western SIS
Timothy seed-Prime. 4.2G7s.2o
Pork Mess, per Dbl. ST .
Lard-Per 100 lbs, s7-o5a7o7ik
Short ribs sides Qoose}. 81. n06.75 dry
sailed shoulders Co0xed1, 606tsc: short
clear sides boxedJ S'.eo16.7a
sky-Basis Of high wines N.3Z
clover Contract grade SO
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rece pts. Shipments.
Flour. bbls. .........,.. s009
Wheat Ju- -....---,.-.e5s 2 1s5,gN0
tHr1+ oN- .s-....---+-..-t g" 'ftN
Oats bu. ...............s3 04 Gs4ge
it4 e. Hu -----.se. ---.--. e-.e ~ ~
Barley. CL1 -.-...-.. -I,,.to A. 80
ON the Produce F'vc1 anes, today, the
market closed as follows;
Eu-ter-.Ea Fe- urus creamery, I50@c;
prints. 21a19c.
Cheese-slarket active. Faa11lzc
EEs Steady. fresh. 2oc.