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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
MISTAKE is DISCOVERED
What Might Have Proved Detriment
Turns Out All Right

Washington Aug. An interesting fea-
ture in connection with the voyage OF
General Tribe. the Colombian revolution
ist. IS brought out IN advance advices
received at the Colombian legation here.
Earlier reports CT the generals trip con-
tanned the statement that he had made
the voyage from la Guayra TO Maracaibo
in a Venezuelan gunboat, thus inferen-
tally duplicating the government Of the
latter country IN giving assistance 70
General Tribes movemtn against Colon
bia. II Is shown that as matter Of fact
the trip between the two places named
actually was made in a merchant vessel
which subsequently, was purchased By the
venezuelan government and converted
into q gunboat- The officials regard this
Development as significant as It disposes
az what otherwise might have been re-
garded as an unfriendly act on the part
Of Venezuela in facilitating the revolu-
tionary movement against Colombia
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

From present indications the only way
to preserve the peace on the Wichita hog
market IS TO SET more hogs some Of
the outside buyers are threatening to
scrau with the John Cudahy company
Il they 30 not get more hogs.
S1no 81 the shippers who ran past the
Wichita market after The burning Of the
DoI1 house are finding out their mistake,
and returning 20 their first love. Wichita
is she natural market for the hogs of
southern Kansas and Oklahoma and
trade ear 1c diverted from its natural
channel only temporarily
Dold stilI has ever one hundred men on
his pay ron. some Of the walls Of the
big packing house We're pulled Gown yes
terday and they fell with great crash.
The debris from the burned packing
house VIII soon be all removed from the
place where the new packing house viii
probably be rebuilt.
shippers who had hogs on the market
Yesterday were N. II. Logan. of Ster-
G. H. Blake, Mount Hope. F'ralS Moore,
Andale- G. O. Carson Mount Hope,
Townsend * Lemon; Andale; Atkins d
NIuot- Winfield, Foster t- Cheesman,
Whitewater; r.. b. Staley, Rose Inn.
The rer-mi1ute service 10 The packing
houses EiVen lv the electric railway is
proving satisfactory 20 the people and 20
the street railway company. People
would be stiu better pleased it the line
was extended to the stock yards.
The bi- NevlIng erain elevator and the
Watson min are being rushed 10 compile
tou. and when they are finished Wichita
vii have the best miu ana elevator in
the state They VIII make more business
In the packing house district.
Elmer Rein Is complaining of malaria
ana he IS advancing the theory thar So
never shines is not good for The health
OF the people who do business at the
wards. III his theory should he accepted
bv the uublic it would relieve the stock
yards company of a good deal ~ expense
IN buying lumber 10 cover the yards and
keeping them Ia repair
Jerry Simpson is going 20 close MS
oafce at the Union stock yards and ru-
NOR SAYS lie VIII become g citizen Of
f1r-r- --fr--sr
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ICE GONE DOWN
Consul HcCeok Gives Condittoz -
Affairs at Dawson City.

washington. Aug Ice has gone 81
70 two cents a pound and rents promise
10 be cheaper. says Consul Aceook II a
report 10 the state department upon con
5itions at Dawson City
Dawson. he says. IS improving rapidly
The gold output. the consul saws, prob
ably vii fall short q the estimate ma5s
earlier fl the year. and he believes -
GO 90 20 be = fair estimate a this year 8
product. By orders from the Canadian
government the whole country g under
IT'S jurisdiction has beer thrown open %
rrospectors. 10 claims being reservei for
the crown as formerly. and tne royalty
on the gross output q the mines has been
reduced from ter % Eve 1er ce1t
8Tr Nc Cooks says good roaas are Badly
needed In The mining country ard that
The government has started - supply th.s
descst The consul speaks encouraging
u reports from Chandler RiTer. i'l Hlles
no-rh ot FORK Tukoa. from Caarlsy-,E River
and other r.ci-ts-
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CONDITIONS ARE BETTER
VIII Be Plenty or Forage for Cattle in
Kansas.

topeka ran. aug s.-ff CeN~-CA "
server Jennings yesterday issued the fol-
lowing crop bulletin for the past week:
The week has been nearer normal than
since the middle OF June. and though the
tempera ture has continued above normal
II has been cooler than for several pre-
ceding weeks. Fine rains have fallen over
nearly the whole OF the eastern division
and a large portion Of the western, with
fair to good rains in many counties OF the
middle division
The rains and cooler weather have i'm
proved conditions greatly. Late corn has
improved. with good promise Of from one
fourth to one-half Of a crop; in Crawford
the corn fodder is green, though the pas
lures are dry enough to burn Pastures
have improved except IN the extreme
southeastern counties, and are sustaining
the stock Hay grass IS improving. The
condition of apples has improved in Nor
ris and Shawnee.
Grapes and peaches are improving IN
Shawnee. but fruits are suffering il Craw-
ford. Rye is being sown for fall and win
ter pasture. Forage crops are being sown
for fan and winter feed as rapidly as the
seed can be obtained. Flowing for fan
wheat has begun. The third crop OF al
falfa IS being cut in Shawnee and is bet
ter than the second; the fourth crop IS
growing finely in Morris.
The climatic conditions OF the week
were not as favorable in this division as
in the eastern. Only three counties. But
Ter. Cowley and Harper, report corn bene-
fitted; cutting for fodder has begun in a
number of counties. Pastures have i'm
proved IN several OF the southern coun-
ties. and have been helped in Cloud, but
in many other counties they are still dry.
Thrashiug continues except in few To-
facilities, where il was stopped by rain.
| Flowing for fail wheat has begun in some
Of the southern counties, but over the
division generally, the ground is too dry
Hay cutting is IN progress in Butler
but it is yielding only fourth OF crop
The second crop OF alfalfa IS fairly vel
filed with seed in Republic
Conditions were more favorable during
the week IN this division than in the mid
die. The late corn is holding out IN De-
catur, and some is even growing; ir
Hodgeman some Of the corn is yielding
ears; in Ford the late corn is looking very
fair. and fine roasting ears are being mar
keted: in Lane the late corr promises Z
small crop. but in Norton all hope OF q
/ corn crop IS gone The range is good Fl
Ford. and the rains have helped pastures
/ IN Ness and are keeping the blue steH
grass green in Morton. Forage crops are
growing IN several Of the COUNTIES. Al
/ falfa is growing slowly in Decatur. but or
/ the high land IN Hodgeman It looks near
/ " dead. while in Ford the third crop vii
make good seed. IN Hodgeman some
blowing IS being done and some prairie
/ hay being cut. but the latter is a light
crop.
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3. 00G4. so; Texas grass steers, g. ood4 90;
Texas COWS, s.. 7oa3. %; native cows. 81. 60
d4C0; aeIfsrs, Sc. e0q5.05; Gamers, 100
$50: bulls, se.S64.4o; Gamers, 5000
SIS
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; quality poor,
market I0c lower Tops, ss.o5; bulk Of
sales. 5 .6oG5- 50; heavy, s5.95Q6-o5; mix
ed packers. S5-boG5.e0; light, s5.25d5. 70;
pigs, g .50d5.15.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; lambs steady 20
10c lower; sheep steady; lambs, 5000
SIS: wethers. s.. Z5Q3. .; ewes. 8. 75G3. . ;
western range sheep, s. eJq3. 20; stockers,
s.. 5od2. %
ST. Louis.
St Louis, Aug. 7--Cattle-Recei A.
800 including 1000 Texans; market steady;
native steers, s4.00d5 so; stockers and
feeders, s. 20d4.o0; cows and heifers, SEQ
az IS; Texas and Indian steers, So. 1914 ID ;
cows and heifers, e. 15G3 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 200: market 10 cents
lower; pigs and lights, S5-75G5-s5; pack
ers. S5.70G5 50; butchers, $. 90G6.10.
Sheep-Receipts, $50; market steady;
native sheep, s. 09T3- 60; lambs q. 25q5 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Prediction of Frost Guided
Grain Market.
WHEAT CLOSED WAY UP
Corn Ruled Fairly Active and
Strong.

Chicago, Aug. Heavy exports and 2
prediction Of frost, and buIlish corn crop
news guided the grain markets today,
wheat closing lsgc, corn &c and oats &c
higher for September. Provisions de-
clined p. to to &c. Opening trades in
wheat were uninportant, Septeu,b Der sell
ing a shade 70 B6Ac lower. at 20 to
csc under the influence OF easy cables.
Buying for a prominent operator started
& rally which was helped along later by
heavy seaboard clearances, a prediction
Of frost II the spring wheat country and
liberal fresh export sales. The bull side
accumulated converts as the session pro-
crossed and the market was al its best
in strength and activity near the close.
The bulge met with little opposition till
September during the afternoon touched
71izc, high point for the day. Longs 10
secure profits sold on a liberal scale, but
prices yielded stubbornly and the close
was strong, nc over yesterday. at SIS
GS1izc. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
-four were equal 70 1,l1S.oG0 bushels, while
primary receipts aggregated 1.206,0oC
bushels, compared with 10000 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported a total OF 30 cars, against III last
week and 246 a year ago. Local receipts
were 233 cars, 1of contract grade. Ex-
porters reported 80 loads taken.
Corn ruled fairly active and strong IN
der crop reports of the same dismal i'm
port that has chara CteriZed them for z
month past. The wheat strength was q
contributary factor in advancing values
The weekly government report and yari-
Gus traffic officials Of railroads strove &c
say something cheerful OF late planted
maze, but none was found 10 deny that
the early SoWn crop was practically q
failure. The pit was in possession OF
TOO many bullish private reports TO bt
much influenced by departmental ge1er-
alities. Lige receipts-only SO cars today
and inability 10 buy corn in the country
even at better than the market price
increased the bullishness. The market
lacked the excited buoyancy which char
acteriZed Il during the drouth. but there
was a quiet confidence in higher prices
based on settled judgment that tbs
corn belt has been hard hit. September
sold between 561z and 57s4c and closed S<C
up. at 577sc.
The oats market was duh. Prices held
steady in sympathy with corn Septem
Der sold between S41z and 55lsc and CLOSED
&c higher, at 547sc- Receipts were =
cars.
Provisions were weak under liquidation
| Of January product and IN sympathy Will
weaker hogs. It was believed that the
heavy movement OF hogs to market vii
continue for some time. September port
closed 15c lower at -S21s; September
lard Sc down, at ss.57lz. and September
ribs 21ad5c depressed. at s7.771z-
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
230 cars; corn, 80 cars oats, 240 cars
hogs, q, 900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
Drifting Yacht FOUND
Fear Il That Party Of YeunZ Men
Have Been Lost

New York. Aug Captain orth of
Mamoreck today picked % OF that place
IN Long Island sound the small yacht
Ethel. which was adrift and u is feared
that a party o. young men q Mount
Vernon. n. +. who LEFT for a cruise ia
her on Sunday have been lost TIE par
- oo-atz.e9 ~ George 1870 william
Ce1ev. son q the Rsv. Or. Co1ey. rector
az St Paurs church. Eas, Chester; VIZ
liam Muller and Louis Young. son q The
Mount Vernon Republican
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ENICKS COMET OBSERVED
Professor Wilson OF Harvard az Work
With SKY

Cambridge. Mass. Aus ~ teieETsrn
has been received at the Harvard College
observatory from Professor II. G. Nleon
AZ Northdeld stating that b. oaeervei
Frcke.s comet ~ August r eszf Green
v5ch tine The right asccos3r u xix
hours tzo minutes Is aoc1rts. iecil-stlon
plus q degrees. g minutes. 81 se-q-ls.
The time given i1 the ocleial aaroancr-
rent is The sstTrr1rl.cal time whie1 ~
l1cea % cisl time makes te lferF
o. August ~ 3 hours. = mins-es a1l
Q - seconds reckared AZ Greenwich ts1-a
az four hours. = minutes a-3 1-l- gee
ends eastern u1ersd.an time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08

Ncw YORK. Aug. Money or cal
steady az "a per cent Prime mercantile
paper. sT5 per cent Sterling exchange
steady % frrn- with actual business Dr.
bankers bile ~ = ga e for demand
ard ~ s. 81, ~ So FOR sixty esss. Post
- rates. = IS and - $50 CQnuer- ial
BIS g. SpzGFg Silver certificates. 1sr-
quoted Bay silver. 5fs- Mexican c1,-
lars a. Gorernueut bonds steady re-
funding tuos l5es coup0c, l7s tlrces
REGISTERED lasts coupon l9ez- rev f1rrz
reefstcrrf -. -1-Dor. -. cd fo-rs. reg
fs-ere6 ~. coupon. 1i3s t1recs. registered
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located. a food. caused hy cloudbarst.
swept away the home OF Matt Korbio-
Korbio. bis wife and chHd were swept
away by the torrent. tha father ana child
being drowned while the mother vas res
ruad oriv with the .reatest difficulty
Alrs. Korbu0 was terribly bruised and
received injuries which may prove fatal
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10 IMPROVE FORTS
Fort Leavenusrth HiIt Receive the
4stenffaa Of Secretary

Washineton. AIS l-Exte1ssTe IN
p-7renents are contemplated a. the in-
pc-tar- military posts az Fort Nome.
va. Fort L.eaveau1Tsh. Kan F'arr sHerl-
dan. Ia ana san Francisco since The
transfer ~ the military prlse1 ~ LeaFe--
worth - iAe general government se ra
sears ago. The POSTS uasaea have h~a
used 1or ~ lnrr-souneat - general
20 tsrF --tsalers
Under tha general rlaus = IL ae-aTt-
.re-t u IS contemplated - iH-EraFe a14
srisrE- TIE przsaa facgns - the 1aeFe
r--ti pests
Iouao-. A1g 1.-Uassr ~ WI e the
late JAMES Toiezan q Lczi-a tHe SIR
q IA 81 sterling IS be7gszs1e4 q car
lty a. dsAz executors ara given zese.a-e
free Ez-9 = Is z-strl1z1oz-
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THE WEATHER.

TTash.rEtcr. Aug 1--EorecaEt t--
Tfa-s5sr ard FRIDAY
fz-rsas-Falr Tfers5sr vish warmer
n western rcr11a. Friday FAR. sgltr-
er.v vlass-
os,le ho-aa ard Ind.az Territories
ers ard cocl-r IElrslays F-1cay ,llrs
- =-a~Tr- -xfrr=
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Tbs large fo1r-sLcrg pCIGn1 : al
rirzbly r.tes and furnished E1r t1e 50
cf The sick Nc lcsths-Zs CT c-1taE Gus
diseases s1zltrsd. buI - Cher S-se- "a
that a<s usually ez-e6 az 1cSplca-s a-e
Vuccessc1llv trea.sc here .1cl-GinE
WHISKY. Ccczi-e an5 Aorphl1s Ha1ira,
absolutely glz-s1les-- s. c-ue1- DzE- L.
o. single. cen nn1 a SAFE re1-est Ira
during confinement ard 4 Esue - ever
esss sou-d scr taa chil1 = rs1-r 4
hone fcr iae p1or ard ri-a 2-ss IS A
Operations ard uc6ca. tre-tzs1- a-s
free AID she cziy e1a-ge ;-zs IS -a1s j.
che ordinary hcsgi-al ses U1l-h IS "a
encuga 70 pay ;ss ruzrns expenses =
the institution he best c. references
given when required write - Szrculxs
70 the Martha Tzsslagsan Ecne.~
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r,-fo-r zlu act su harmony With -
trare oGciafs ~ otasr uaes are 81 such
a way thaf there WI 30 ia erect traf-
~ board. which shal have tts dsfy -
smoothing orer and aaserVirg Al re eif-
a-uirl-s wllch Ray arse between tss
-~ertera lirsa.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Leaaue Standing.

WASHINGTON II; PHILADELPHIA 4-3
Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-Philadelphia and
/ Washington played two games here to-
/ day, each winning one contest. In the
f first game the Nome team won by better
hitting. The second game was lost 70 the
/ visitors through the Door work OF Pitcher
( Plank Attendance, 1858. Score: r II E
F Washington ........1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o. ?
1 Philadelphia ........o 0 0 l - Z l
Batteries-Mercer and Grady; Bernhard
second game RHE
washington ........41oo11Ooo-7 ?
/ Philadelphia - 0oooo-3 l
Batteries-Patton and Grady; Plank
: and Powers.
BALTIMORE. $40; BOSTON. 1o-4
Baltimore, Aug. THE Baltimore and
/ Boston teams broke even in a double
/ header here today. Both pitchers were
/ hit hard in the first game and poor base
running by the locals gave the contest TO
I the visitors The quality OF the work on
/ bases may be judged from the fact that
( with only two on bases, Boston made a
triple play on an iafeld bOunder- The
3 second game went 10 Baltimore in the
sixth inning. when the Boston team went
I TO pieces. Attendance, 4,447. Scores:
RHE
Baltimore ...........12OO011oo5 .
/ Boston ..............1 , Q 2-lo IS /
Batteries-Foreman and Bresnehan;
/ Lewis and Schreck.
+ second game Ri E
Baltimore ...........o2oOo71o'-10 p 8
/ Boston .............-1 Q 2 0 o. Il J
Batteries-HcGinnity and Bresnehan;
! Cuppy and Criger.
CLEVELAND, :; MILWAUKEE,, 4.
! Cleveland, Aug. In the ninth inning,
/ with two men on bases, Bracken hit 10
/ deep left, Just touching the foul line.
/ Umpire AIannassau called the ball safe
/ and the winning run crossed the plate
! before the ball was returned. The Nil
! waukee players rushed at Mannassau,
! claiming that the bah was not safe.
/ Duffy ran in from center field and after
/ arguing a moment with Mannaussau,
/ landed q right swing on the umpire 9
; Jaw Friel and Conroy also got IN the
rnix-up. Attendance, 200. Score;
/ Cleveland ...........o0oOO10 22-5 10 3
+ Milwaukee ..........2o1o 010-4 0
Batteries-Bracken and Connor; Reidy
/ and AIaIoney.
DETROIT, 8; CHICAGO, ;.
/ Detroit. Aug. THE only branch OF
/ the game that Chicago excelled in this
/ afternoon was kicking, and their work
/ in this line resulted in Griffith being put
! of OF the grounds and Mertes being fined
and benched. Attendance, 1858. Score:
II z
Chicago .............00 01O10o 1-3 Z 5
/ Detroit ..............0 0 3 o 3 - i !
Batteries-CaHahan and Sullivan; Yea
] .~-s7 "a
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
western Leaeue Standing.

ST. JOE. = COLORADO SPRINGS. /
St Toe. Aug The home team wen
to6sys game by hitting Psr-in AZ oppor-
tune times The good work oe Han or
third was the feature CT the game.
Score RH Z
s. Joserh ..........Ioo11oo1+4s ,
Colorado Springs. @ o 0 0 20 10 o. s
Eatteries-NcD Donald ard DOOM; Par
win ana Donohue-
KANSAS CITY. .. DENVER, :
Kansas city. No. Aug. Today game
was slow and undressing First Base
man Everett. Of Denver. was put our o.
the same and elected from The grounds
for dfsuut.lE with Umpire Carruthers.
Attendance. 500 Score 2 II L
Kansas City ....-..-5 O. 70 9 IS 10 O
Denver ..---..-..----i o . @ @ 9 o-S O
ratteries-WolIe azd Beviues Eyla- and
Sullivan
OMAHA. 8, ST. PAUL. .
Omaha. Aug. 7.-Bre.teus,ein was Wild
-,ssv while Coons vas very effective.
0.-,-5--tire hitting on the pa-t 81 the
locals gave Omaha the game, - 2
500: RI (
0-nehs ..............l oSoeb2 /
s. paul .-.....-.-0 Q g : 2 O O. .
stte~tes-Coons ard Goldi1g, Bceitel-
stein and Latiner-
MINNEAPOLIS. 3; DES MONIES. 8
Des Moines. Aus. 7.-F'ergrsoa ha1 The
locals n his mercy until The ninth inning
when thev found him for four hits sud
TWO runs. Another clean hit would have
tied the score. bur the locals could ilot
Ec.tver rEe goods. Attendance. 49, Score-
2 Il +
Dos AIoines ........-0 9 @ eo00i --S II 2
T Minneapolis -.-..-.-e . @ g o Q - = o
Batteries-Buhsiera and kleinows Fergu-
son and Mcconnell
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CASH QTOTATIONS

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 6S15G7oc; No. red
Corn-No. >. 5s7sc: No. . yellow. 591lc
Oats-No. > white, 57l2c; No. s, white,
36a57iac.
Rye-No. ., $50 G5Tc.
Barley-Falr 10 choice mating, 53060c-
Fla seed-No. l s1.6l; No. Northwest
ern. s1.63.
P NOV seeq her I bbI IS 75aisSo.
I,ard-Psr 10 lbs, SS-551S .5l1s.
Short rib sides Oocsel, S7.19q7-s0 dry
saited shoulders CbOxedl, ll4Gllzc; short
clear sides boxed. s. 250S So.
Nhisky-Basis OF high wines, N.27.
C10ver-Contract SO %.
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nsed OF Rood Poisoning.

Norfolk. Va. Aug Lieutenant Gem
rna1der James C. Cresap, l. 5. y. Of
the inspection bard al the Norfolk navy
yard, died here today Of blood Po.soalng.
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CattIe

There was no change in the cattle mar
ker yesterday. There was a scarcity of
butchers cattle, which are just the kind
wanted.
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ST. Louis.

St. Louis. Aug. 7.-CCiose.)-Wh heat
Higher. No . red cash, elevator. 6sl4c.
track. 7O11c; September 6es.c' Decem-
Der. IKE No. hard, 19I7oi1c
Higher. No. , cash, Sic; track,
5S-.a5si.c: September. 5Sl1c; December,
5e2.c. May. 6lisc.
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Pittsburg. Aug. st. Louis three er-
rors In the first inning put them under q
+ handicap that could not be overcome.
PitrsburE was compelled TO release Do
heny today IN order 70 comply with the
sixteen player rule. Attendance $500.
SoCra- 2 Il D.
Pittsburg ...........4 2O30Ooo'- l
s.. Louis ............00 O1O2G3 !
Batterles-Doheny and Yeager; Powell
and Er1u
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows
Butter-Msrket firm; creamery, 14,1G
2lc: dairy. l3El6iac
Cheese-Steady. 9asTl9stc.
Ec-rs-E,I-r-1- frash. 1tIl4l-c.
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Oats-Higher: No. cash Sc; track
3s1z dS71zc; September. Sec; May, Sslsc;
No. white. 81 GSsc-
RyAHigher; 62G63c-
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Aug 7.-(Close.l-W heat
September. csc: December, 6Ss4c: cash,
No. ? hard. 66qe7c; No }. e5l-46Sc; No.
red. 6ss4c.
Consequences, 5s1sG5s4sc; clash, No.
mixed, 5Sl5S1zc; No. white. Sc
Oats-No. white. 5S=G=oc.
Rye-No. ., G51zc-
Hay-Choice timothy s1A.5o; choice prai-
Butter-creamery. 1sssa1sc; fancy dairy
1f1z616c.
Egg+Fresh, 10c.
Receipts Of wheat, l46 cars
New York.
New York, Aug. 7-Butter-Receipts. s.
| 5s4 packages; market steady; state dairy
1 1915; creamery, 16I20l-c; western June
/ factory, I5aI5lsc; imitation creamery, ia
171zc-
Cheese-Receipts. 1856 packages; mar
ket quiet; fancy large colored, SIC; fancy
large white, s9sc; small coloreo, SIC
small white, 91zGsSsc-
( Eggs-Receipts. 500 packages; market
+ finn: state and Pennsylvania, l5GlSci
western candled, 12Q1613c; western uncan-
! died, Sa14e.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair re6Sng, 5 s-ls;
! centrifugal. g test, 3-S2c; molasses So
! gar, 3 5-l6c; refined. quiet; crushed. SIS
/ powdered. IS a: granula-ed, S5.35.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National Leaaue Standing.

CINCINNAII, ): CHICAGO, 3
Cincinnati, Aug. The locals made 3
double plays on line hits in todays play
which undoubtedly saved Phillips from
defeat Phillips was hit hard. especially
by Crawford and Beckley. Attendance,
slo Score: II +
Cincinnati ..........2OOO2 Sis 1
Chicago .............2O 00O1O0 o-312 1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago
~ -

Chicago. Aug. The leading futures
ranged as follows;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
PTTTsBURG. .; ST. LOUIS. 3

Batteries-Phillips and Peitzi Tayl
and kahoe.