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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-12
close FINISHES; SWIFT TIME
As Good as 2 ;O3 Ia Is stepped on tn
Empire STATE Track.

New York, Sept 1.-THE second day
of the Grand Circuit meeting at the En-
pire City track had a first class card
which resulted in fast time and sensa-
tional racing. The weather was perfect
and the track exceedingly fast. Specula-
ton was lively and heavy. Nine started
in the 2:30 trot, and the chestnut horse
Major Green was at once made the fav-
orite at 100 to 80. The race was never in
doubt, as the favorite won in straight
heats, with quite little in hand. In the
first heat the brown gelding T9verton
was a good second, though it was his
first race, while Dolly Bidwell was a
close second in the other two.
The keenest race Of the day was the
2:09 pace, for which the bay gedding
Harry o was so hot a choice that he
sold at even money against a strong field
of seven. He won the first and second
heats in close and whipping finishes. Fan
ny billiard then flashed to the front with
a couple. The fifth heat looked as if it
would decide the race, as Harry o ap-
peared to be winning in the stretch, but
in a cracking finish Will Leyburn won
by half a length. In the sixth heat Fan
ny billiard led a tired field home in 200
by length.
The 2:05 pace had only four starters
and Frank Bogash sold at 10 0to 50 in
spite Of the high reputation OF the black
gelding Connor. This was a race which
finished in three heats, each heat being
in fact a race. Connor Won the first
heat in the sensational time of 2:O3 Ia
The finish in the second heat was a hair
raising one, as Frank Bogash, Common
and Royal R Sheldon came down the
stretch together and shot under the wire
so close together that it took the judges
to place them. the heat going to Shell
don. Conner won the third heat in a
whipping finish. Summaries:
2:O9 pacing, purse 81. 2O0-Fanny billiard
won third, fourth and sixth heats in
1896 IA, 2:07 IA. 200 Harry won first
and second heats in 2:O6 "a 2:O6. VIII
Leyburn won fifth heat in 2:Os. Flirt.
Sidney Pointer, Red Seal, Joe Pilot and
Sphinx also started.
2:90 trotting, purse s1.2oo-Major Green
won three straight heats in 2:14. 2:14 IL.
PA Dolly Bidwel Tiverton, Springdale,
Kalevals, Boodler, Dreyfus, Bert Herr
and ] r P also started
2:O5 pacing, purse s. 200-Connor won
first and third heats in 2:OS IA, 2:o7. Roy
al r. Sheldon won the second heat in
2:O5 Frank Bogash and Baby Ruth also
started.
F'ree-for-all pace to wagon-Hontas
Crook won; Silver Maher, Quadriga and
Watch Eye also started.
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HEAVY EXPORT SALES
Main Factor in Yesterdays
Wheat Bulge.
OCTOBER AT rs 1-8a1-4
Coarse Grains Higher-LittIe
Change in Provisions.

! Chicago, Sept n.-Heavy export sales
were mainly instrumental in bulge in
wheat today, October closing 1sd1Ac
over yesterday. Corn closed &c and
oats Aqsc higher. Provisions closed
but Slightly changed.
The fore part of the session in wheat
was rather quiet, but activity developed
| later because of export buying. O1tcber
| opened Is to Nc higher, at 741s TO 7F4c,
thus beginning an advance which lasted
nearly to the end. The frmness at the
start was due to irmness at Liverpool,
to small northwest receipts and &c bad
weather in the northwest. The export
demand caused shorts to cover rather
freely and under this pressure October
advanced steadily TO 75ssc. There was
profit-taking at the top, but the close
was strong, October 11sQ1Ac improved
at 751sl754c. New York reported 81
loads taken for export. Sales here were
! 10000 bushels. Bradstreets worlds visi-
bic increased 100000 bushels. Primary
receipts were ,292, $50 bushels, compared
with $4,000 last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported Sol cars, against 1143
last week and 1852 a year ago. Local
fecelplS were oti cars ~ OF cOnLI dct
grade.
Corn was firm, but dull. Government
crop figures suggest a crop OF 1856, 000, coo
bushels to 1875, 050010, and this was a
help to the market. Country offerings
were light and the wheat strength was
also a help. There was a good ship
ping business done. October sold be-
tween 3S24 and 3eAc. and closed sc
higher, at 5eq3s1sc. Receipts here were
SAL cars.
Oats were fairly active and firm.
Wheat was Of course a help, but the
character of the support strongly sug-
gested outside buying. October so.4 be-
tween 2la4c and 221sc, osing Ease
higher. at &c. Receipts were AT cars.
Provisions were rather irres ui1-. The
market advanced moderately early, bat
eased off later. The cash demand ap-
parently showed no weakening, and
shorts covered the fore part of the ses-
sion. Later, packers sold and a reac-
ton took place. October pork closed a
shade lower at s11.471s; October lard 215
cents higher at S6.SI55, and October ribs
219c higher, at $40
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
80 cars; corn. 400; oats, 300; hogs, $500
head
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Che aha naIn gaa aadnesaau gornimg septen1b
WOOL.
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept 1.-Cattle-Receipts, A.
800, including 2.100 westerns and LOO
Texans; generally steady; natives, best
On sale today, two cars at 500; good
to prime steers, s.. 60q6. 90; poor to me-
dunn, S4.5035. so; selected feeders steady,
s4.0Oa4.75; mixed stockers weak, S3.OO9
$50; cows, S2.7094. 80; heifers, So. 0Gg5. o.;
Gamers, $2.0Gd2.7 -; bulls. 81. 1904. so;
calves, s5.00d6 10; Texans, best on sale
today, $40: Tenas-fed steers, 81. Esq. 90;
Iexas grass steers, S3.z594 %; Tx s
Q3.4
Hogs-Receipts, today, 1900; tomorrow,
1900; left over, 400; average stea iy;
top, s5.65; mixed and butchers, $3.50
$50; good to choice heavy, s. 2oG5 q ;;
rough heavy, S. 00dS. Is; light, S 1895 50 ;
bulk Of sales, IS. 25d5. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; sheep and lambs
active and stronger; good to choice
wethers, $3.65d3 IS; fair to choice m'xe1.
S3.S5qS.VS; western Sheep g .6593. 30; Texas
sheep, S2.50q3.25 native lambs, $4Sa
AS; western lambs. s. .O0G5.7.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Sept. 11.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000; market fo- best steady,
others weak: native steers. s4.cod5. 70;
Texas steers, s2.25d4. 70; Texas cows, 81 20
-
$50; stockers and feeders, $3.1C64 Is;
bulls. S2.25d3.25; calves, receipts 1000
market steady, "a. 2505. 70.
FIogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
bulk of sales, s.. 9OG5. 321z; heavy, $50
$50; packers, $685. 80; mixed, s.. $50
5.32i2; light, IS. 15G5. 22iz; workers. $500
5.37l4; pigs. $4.50G5 .321k.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
lambs, &.oO95.20; muttons, 81 .50Q3.7 rs.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Sept .-Cattle-Receipts A.
600; natives steady; Texans slow to easy;
native steers, 1856 90; stockers and
feeders, $.20q4.70: cows and heifers,
s.. 00lD5 90; Texas and Indian steers, s.. 20
Q4.6O; cows and heifers, g. 45d3. SIS.
Hogs-Receipts, 4O00; market sc higher;
pigs and lights, s.. 40G5. 90; packers, S.. 80
as As; butchers, s.. 35G5. so.
Sheep-Receipts, 1880; market steady to
firm native muttons, So. 7504.O0; lambs,
81. 75G5 Is
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Government otfon Report.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE monthly re-
port of the statistician of the department
of agriculture shows the average conGi-
ton of cotton on September 1 to have
been $50, as compared with rs on August
l. 1900; 6S.5 on September l, 1899; 1913 at
the corresponding date in 1895, and 1876
the mean of September averages of the
last ten years. Except in Mississippi
where there IS no appreciate change in
condition, there has been a decline dur
ing August throughout the entire cot
. ton belt. The loss amounts to points
in Oklahoma, 8 in Alabama, in Geor-
gia, 13 in Tennessee. IA in South Caro-
lima 16 in North Carolina, is in ATkan-
sas, 19 in Indian territory and 20 in Mis-
souri,. AS on August l, a condition be-
low the ten-year average is almost ev-
erywhere reported, the deficiency being
points IN Louisiana, 9 IN Geo ,2;ia, Il in
Florida, Il in Virginia and Arkansas, Is
in Tennessee. II in North Carol;oa. and
Is in South Carolina and MISS ;s,ppl.
Only In Texas, where the condition is 6
points above the ten-year average and
in Oklahoma, where it corresponds eX-
actly to the average of the four years
for which statistics are available, is the
condition other than distinctly and more
or less seriously unfavorable as COM
pared with September l. 1899. Present
conditions are less favorable in Eorth
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi Louisiana and Tennessee 10 the
extent of 9, 6, y, 49, and e points. re
spectively, and more favorable in Tex1s,
Arkansas, Indian Territory and Okla
homa to the extent of Is. g. 70 and 10
points, respectively. In Georgia, The
general condition on September ! CORE
sponded, as closely as it was possible TO
estimate it, to what it was on September
1 Of last year. The condition in the DIFF
ferent states on September was as FOL
lows: Virginia, %; North Carolina 81:
South Carolina. SO; Georgia, SO: Florida,
n; Alabama, 81: Mississippi. so: Louis-
lana, 20; Texas, a; Arkansas s.; Ten
nessee, Ga; Missouri, "a; Oklahoma, Is;
Indian Tarri+or,- -
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This large four-story building Is ad-
nnirably fitted and furnished for the care
of the sick No loathsome or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals ars
successfully treated here. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women. married
or single, can find q safe retreat here
during confinement, and home in every
case found for the child II required. A
home for the poor and rich alike. as al
operations and medical treatment are
free, and the only charge that is made Is
the ordinary hospital fee, which Is just
enough to pay the running expenses OF
the institution The best Of references
given when required. Write for circular
to the Martha Washington Home"
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This line il now running tarougs chsir
cars [sests frseJ aud Pullman bra Efrs
Room Sleeping Gers Wichsfa % 81 Louis
daily without change This j. ina n =
road running from Wichita . s. Louis
where direct connection - usda with al
eastern trunk line points IN The most
magnificent railway station IN the Woria
Quickest Bne - at points n Eguft Tsst
Missouri. Northwest Arkansss. east aa4
southesrt
For further information sdfysss
= = DUNN
Dfstrfct Passenger AEsnt,
Corner Main ard DouKisa Aga
l. II DELANEY.
AGENT Union station
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REVIVAL Of INTEREST
Expected in Stocks Failed to
Materialize.
MOVEMENT BY FLURRIES
Closing Prices Show Few
important Changes.

New York Sept u.-There was q
stock exchange at the opening of the
board this morning than for several
months past This was partly due 10
the returning tide from summer vaca-
tons but there seemed To be an ex-
pectation among brokers and operators,
which was not realized. that some re-
newal of interest in securities was about
to be shown London bought on mod
crate scale here, that market being en-
couraged by continued ease Of money,
and this helped the recovery from the
opening decline here. The enthusiasm OF
the professional traders was short-iived.
however. They created a slight furry in
the coalers marking up New Jersey Cen
trail 2lz and Reading first preferred
point on the prevalent belief that way
would be found 20 adjust the differ
ences of the miners and coal operators
There was some short covering in SUI
gar, Peoples Gas and Brooklyn Transit,
those three stocks maintaining their con-
spicuous position in the trading. Later
there was some demand for Southern
Railway preferred and Louisville ard
Nashville, seemingly based on the immu-
nifty Of their cotton territory from dam
age by the hurricane. There were iso-
lated movements in United States leath-
er preferred, General Electric, Colorado
Fuel preferred, Chicago and Eastern III
inois, Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis
preferred and Chicago Great Western
preferred These were all gains except
for Chicago and Eastern Illinois. The
better comprehension of the extent Of
the Texas disaster and St Paufs de-
creased earnings proved depressing fac
tors and helped to overcome the early
advance. Missouri Pacific, Kansas and
Texas preferred and St. Louis South
western preferred were all weak. Other
wise the roads in the affected territory
moved narrowly. This was true, in fact,
of the whole list and the closing prices
showed few important changes. A stiff
fleming of the rate for call loans TO 2
per cent attracted attention to the pos
sibilities of a money squeeze during the
autumn. The rate fell back TO Ia per
cent when the banks came into the
stock exchange with their unplaced bal
ances late in the day. The prevalent
ease Of money is evidently due to the
exceedingly scanty demand, and any &C
tive speculation will probably make
rapid inroads upon the resources OF the
banks 1t is pointed out that the sur
Plus of the associated banks is conce n
trated in a very few institutions. While
the total surplus reserves of the Sixty
three clearing house banks on Saturday
amounted to over s26,00,000, more than
So coo of surplus cash over the legal
requirement was held by a single insti-
tuition. There was a rather sharp re-
covery in sterling exchange today, which
gave point to the supposition that yes
terday's decline was due to short selling
and todays supply of cotton bills was
inadequate to cover the shorts. Closing
Of followc.
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American League.
SUMNER TOURIST RATES TO
COLORADO.

Commencing June L and until September
Is. the Santa Fe VIII sell summer tourist
tickets to Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo and return at rate OF $3.50; final
return limit October 81. 1870. Stop-overs
win be allowed on going trip al frs,
Colorado common point: continuous pass
age returning. The Santa Fe has two
daily trains leaving Wichita. $40 p. m.
and $50 D. m. For further information
cali on or address, L r DELANEY.
Phone. is. AGENT.
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BACK TO CAREFUL TRADING
Gotten Market settles Back Amer IA
E-rlY EHlCa

New York. Sept u.-Thers ~ss 4
marked change IN the conditions - the
cotton futures market today While ear :
operations ard fluctuations ~ sook
LARGELY Of yesterdays sensa -sensl 6zvel-
cpmenss, there Eas 2 cusck RESIN 20
norma. conditions n nsG-Is a.. rsspsstS.
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HE wEATaE

Wichita. Kan. Sept Il 800
During the past q hours. ending IT :
?. m III highest temperature mas been
s.. tEe lowest So a range Of 3 degrees.
and the mean has been Is. which Is :
degrees warmer than the normal tenn
Perature fer The day as deducsd from
the OBJ e-vat rs AZ This station for thu
pas; eleven years. with Clear weather
and usht wet 4 northeast wind
The temperatures yesterc8y we're =. .
and a. and one year aga today they
we're a. * and -
since re arst q the month the aver
age temperature has asen IS. ~xhich IS
2 degrees daily warmer thar I54 nor
ma and ths total rainfall IL i1cass
which IS - inch .ess than the 1oruaL
Ssnce 1he frs % the yezr the rainfall
1as been = = inches. Eh5ca Is % inches
less than re normal
FRED L. JOHNSON Observer
Wsshiurtou. Sapt- u.-Foreczst fo-
NelneSda~ and THURSDAY:
Eansz-Fatr warner WeSressav:
Thursday FAR. winds becoming sou l.
cry
Oklahoma ard Indian Territorg-Fsi-.
continued warn Wednesday ard Thurs
6sv. winds mostly fresh so2ta -sy
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WICHITA q WESTERN.

ATfIFe rom " rat-
No. l72-Prstt and Kingnan pas-t
senger tdaiy except Sunday II
No. l74-Pratt and Einsman ac-t
commodstion Tuesday. Thurs-t
day. Saturday. ..............-....j
Depart West.
No. F1-KinErnsn and Pratt pas
senEer daily except Sunday. 8
No. 473-K inEman and Pratt ac-t
commodation, Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday.
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FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS.
ARKANSAS
Excursion tickets on Ssis az al firaes.
Take much NEEDED rest and spend a few
DAYS At this aoted resort 81 for TIE
rucnd trip Coed returning airs;Y Gays
from 6ste % sac r r. DUNN.
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DEY GOODS MAE&Ers

New York. Sept u--Gcod general Dc
rnsnd for s'aos coEtous on home traIe
account and usrke. decidedly strong
Numerous lines % broTu sheetinrs and
drills held for advances OF = 10 &c over
recent lowest prices. Advances q = -
i-c IN coarse coorcd cottons- Prini
cloths unchanged More dong f. prints
Staple g3nzh ms recovered recent de-
cline Auction sales of $50 pieces O;
six went Of batter than kss expected
TcR nan ~ ez-rf IS power n co =
- a. a. "a hs - = +, FI--+~-7. fssE
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Nnrth nnd Eaaf.


No. 2-Kansas City, Chi
cago and ST. Louisi
limited daily ..........i e:S . N go an
No. 2-Colorado Springs.l
Denver and Paci1ci
coast daily ...........l s:S AMI SIS an
No. 4-Kansas City. 81.
night express daily / 800 pm 300 pm
daily except sSndayS. S:su am S:Oam
South and West
No. 1-Fort Worth Dali
weston express daily eos pm s;e p.n
No. 1-Oklahoma Fort
Worth. New Orleans
.ly) .........:..............l SO PM So pm
No. S-Oklahcma. Fort
New Orleans Express SIS amt s:s an
No. S-Ft. Worth Hous-l
ton, Galveston and SAM
Antonio express daily 5:ts a m s:b am
No. u-Accommndationi
daily except sunday $40 nj $40 ?. m
Elegant free reclining ehziI cars on at
trains and Pullman Palace Eleepcrs from
Wichita 10 Ch!-ago and Kansas City
without change Also sleepers on all
night trains 20 Fort Worth. Houston. San
and baggage checked 20 all points north
east south and west Steamship tickets
sold TO all European points az lowest
rates Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues Teephone $50
p. DRAKE. ID. =. A, G. r J. = =.
z. W. THOMPSON. A q. p. = T. A.
Tor-ka Kan.
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The best route 20 St. Louis and East 10
via
ST LOUIS e. SAN FRAScIecO n. n.
Two through trains daily. with elegant
reclining chair cars and Pullman Pa.acs
sleepers. without change.
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W t57JL 50 \ hAtHs
VIA 81 = 40 = 2 = 2


G Q az = trsiss ee1r~es - $50
NsEsssssr $50 ~ a. = AS 2 Esssas
r. fss eDffe aat s94sA
= y ar4 q tr1saz c1a-s-f - = sEtsT
!! y. H0IDE~.
ZrErtE X&E&sEs.
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ANNUAL CA5IIAI Ez-TL,sS AND cox
FERENCE
SEVENTH DAT ADFESTIsTs-

Ezpo-sz- Kan. sep = 70 D 80
Fer ths above occasion the Santa Re
have made 4 rate q ore fare fs- roun5
TIP Tleze's Ct sale September +. =. =.
"A. = and - FiszI return Ezlss October
4 80. l. z DELANEY, AxxzI
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CASH QUOTATIONS.


F1our-Market steady.
Wheat-No. 3, 72d74c; No. red, 76c.
Corn-No. 2, 024q4c; No. 2 yellow. 4oi5
@41c.
Oats-No. ., 22a2o14c; No white, 241s
@25c; No white, 231aQ2514c.
Rye-No. 2, 5112c.
Barley-Good feeding. 3Sq391zc; fair to
choice mailing, 4e12d4Sc.
Flax seed-No. l, $1.4S11. No l North
western, s1.49l2.
Timothy seed-Prime, si.2oa4 IS.
Pork-Afess, per BIB, 81 45Gll1,50
Lard-Per 100 lbs, ss.S5q6. S7lk.
Short RIB sides QcoSe}, s7.5007.S0: dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed). 6ssd63sc; short
clear sides (boXed), S.s5G8. 05,
Whisky-Basis of high wines, 1925.
Clover-Contract grade, 50 .50G9. go.
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CHOCTApv. OKLAHOMA AND Gully
ChocfsW. Okfabcasz and Calf Railroad
CompauF- Ch1ctsE and Memphis Raj
rad Company. CorSsnseS linz TEBss.
Ia effect August !. isrss
e--r,~.r-srs. - 49,
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On the Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed as follows:
Butter-1Tarket easy; creamery, 1870
20lgc; dairy, 14G1Sc.
Cheese-Firm; 10AG10lzc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. 15d15I4c.
Iced poultry-Easy; turkeys, Tlz9Sc;
chickens, sG1oc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo. Sept. u-Wheat-De-
cember. $3.50; May, 7I9sc cash, No. ?
hard, 651zd661zc; No g. 6f19d651zc; No, 2
red, Tic; No. 3. 6S170c.
Corn-December. S27sdsSc: May. sf7sc;
cash, No. 2 mixed. 37&a3SAc; No :
white. SIC; No. 8. 3Alzc.
Oats-No. 2 white. 24Q25c.
Rye-No. 2. 465sc.
Hay-Choice timo ny. sS.coas.oo; prai-
RE. s7.25G7.5o.
Butter-Creamery 1Sq9oc: dairy. 17c.
Eggs-Fresh, 12Ikc.
ST LOUIS.
St. Louis. Sept. u.-Receipts-F1ouT, g.
eco: wheat, I7l,0Q0; corn, 1900; oats, 54,100.
Shipments-F1our. 1900: wheat, 1900;
corn. 5000; oats. 1900.
Whest-Higher; No. 2 red cash. eleva-
tor, 73c; track. 74iz115c; September. $50;
October. T4c; December, 75isc; May, 1Sl-c;
Nc hard. 6alzf7oc.
Corn-Higher: No. ? cash. Ssi9c; track,
December. SIC: year, S5S.c.
Oats-SuoRger; No. cash, &c: tack,
21I7G2c; September. Z1lsc; Oct ODER. zIlzc;
December. 12sc; May 24isc; No. , white,
&c
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kansas City Southern ys rallied ~
Otherwise the bond market WAS without
any feature Total sales. par value.
$1,000. United States cd foBrs sd-
vsnced a and the threes regular \ ard
coupon y per cent in the bid price.
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HIDES

Green sailed ls...................... .o4is
Part cured hides. &c less.
Dry flint hatcher hides............... .1s
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Rye-Firm: Sc
EW ~nD

New York, Sept. u.-ButteT-Receipts
L. ols packa ges; market steady; creamery
17G2lc; June creamery, lS41ic. factory,
14Ilshsc
Cheese-Recsipts. 1897 packages: mar
ket firm; large white, leS.c; small white,
lOiss3iossc; large coloJed. lose; snau CO..
ored. 1ea4c
Eg=-Rsceipts. lezSs packages. MAJ
ket steady: western. at mark. 1lalsc:
western loss OF. ISslIec
Sugar-Rsw steady; fair refining. &c.
centrifugal. IS test f5-I5c: z olssssS 81
gar. &C. Refined firm: crushed. So.
powdered. ss.2S: gr2nulated. $50
CoTee-StesGy.
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective May H. IsA
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ries passengers between Wich-
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