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his nurse And the fact that size was his
nurse offered the excuse that he hsd her
identity VIXEN they arrived az the
Deutschland.
Her constant companion vas the young
woman with blonde hair. who lives With
her in the Thirey-frst street house. who
is married and has Two children The
two women attracted attention CT the
ship because of the expensive gowns
they wore Many OF the ulilio1airss
had their wives and daughters with
them. bnt none CT them dressed 50 vel
as did Mrs Alien and her companion
Another thing that attracted Alteration
to Mrs. Alien was a long ssalssin
sacque which she wore wherever she
appeared on deck She spoke 70 more Of
the other passengers. though she was
personally known TO some OF them.
when the Deutschland arrived AZ the
pier. IN H0bolzen Pierre Lorllard met
his father. But Albert 5. Barnes, a
brother Of Ms. Alien. met her. she
also went into Mr.. Lorillard's stateroom
and had a tax with him Then he es-
oorted his sister and her companion 70
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. where they
awaited the arrival OF Mr.. Lorillard-
1--WE are trained nurses" said the
Young woman % inquiries
..They are trained nurses from Belle
vue Training school" said Pierre Loril-
lard. IT.
The VIII had not been read; L was nc;
then necessary 70 say who Mrs. AllieT
was. Necessarily Mr.. Loriuard's rela-
tives do not wish even now 70 admit IT,
But Mrs. Alien was NJ his Bedside
when his life went cut: hers was the last
face h looked upon. And her preseucs
kept away the wife who, relentlng, was
willing to take q last farewell Of her
husband.
Mrs Loriliard IS stil a handsome wo~
man. her figure has lost but little q the
grace that made her famous beauty
when she won Pierre Lorillards heart.
Only sparsely streaSed in silver. her hair
has yet the WONDERFUL brown colorinE
that delighted her admirers
The telegram which Pierre Lcrillard
r., sent his mother on July =. VIXEN the
father ard husband was takeka almost
unconscious from the Deutschland, IS
common property. Its tenor was:
Father IS home he IS dying. HIS
illlIS are 1-Ws nc &--e nrnHA Ava 1i4-
wants you Wont you come"
on receipt OF This, Mrs LoriIard's af-
fecuons again warmed toward her hus-
band, and she at once started for New
York she went to the Firth Avenue
Hotel.
Then came the climax OF this love
tragedy.
The scene there IS stn secret but Cos
sips declare that the wife. willing 20 for
give and forget. was mex by the woman
who estrauged husband and wife years
before
Mrs. Lorillard's heart steeled. she has
tened away. This. the gosslDs say. ao-
counts for Pierre. ire statement To news
paper men that his mother had been with
his father and T. stunen Taners denial
that SIrs. Loriuard had visited the ho-
tel
A relative OF the Lorulards stated yes
terday that Mr.. L.ornard had been law
ISL with his Sits 20 Mrs. Allen Her
Jewels include many Of the handsomcst
gems ever seen in New York. II one
time he is said 10 have established n
trust fund FOR her. giving an income
more than suGcient Tor all her needs
II addition ne gave her outright a block
OF stocks and bonds
Whatever the value OF Rancocas. Mrs.
Alien Is rich.
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SOLDIERS kRE THREATENING
serious Outbreak oceurs Among
Columbian Troops

Kingston. Jamaica. July l5--A letter -
ceived here from & prominent merchant
IL Carragena. Colombia reports q serious
outbreak among the Colombian troops
ia tie outskirts OF thai city last wee'--
TIE soldiers we're dlssatis1e5 ard threat
ened 20 desert Monday chag attempted
20 break out from thei rsss--zcizs AID at
tacked their guards 4 bitter 1Ent fo3-
lowed. IN which seven % TIE Ezarcs wers
killed ard several were voun1ed o. 18th
sides This letter says that large n1z-
le- u rn1tIaeess have escaped and = =
expected tzzt they vln sola .he rs5sis
and that the Indications are tAat a rev
oluglon vii continue l5aSer ana wila
renewed easrgy ca the part e IL Id
erals Another letter receives b. Car-
snes. the refuge chief q re Mesquite
Iaaiaas. reports A collision 2 ferta.eht
ago between NicarzE1aa sasessrs ard
alosgasto In1aans AZ q place called Ea-3-
ever. Ii vhrlh ere soldier snd three II
dams TIE soS5ss-z wsshlraw. lezslax
lAree wszaas3 bsl4a1 ts.sz-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Prices for Hogs Make Another
Decline of 5 to 10 Cents.
D0LD'S BUYER MAS OFF
There VIII be Buyers for All
the Hogs.

The hog market was lower here yester-
day. the same as in other packing cen
ters. Sales were made at TO 10 cents
under the previous day. Dold's buyer Of
course was not on the market. The John
Cadahy company. Armour and tia Cali
fornia Cudahy were the buyers. The top
price yesterday was SOC, but the hogs
that sold for this price were not as good
as the tops the day before. Just what
effect the Withdrawing Of Dold from the
market wiz have on prices remains to be
seen. Some Of the commission men claim
tlat It VIII not make any difference. for
tie reason that this has been q Iegtu-
nate market for some time, and the or
Ger buyers have paid the same prices as
local packers, and that they VIII continue
70 buy There is also talk that the
= shn Cudahy company viii take more
logs, and II is believed that shippers viii
continue TO get good prices here.
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New YORK Money Market.

New York. July 1s.-Money on call
nominally, at 3G4 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper. 44H5 per cent Sterling ex-
change easier, with actual business in
bankers bills at <4-s7s54 S7Lt for demand
and AZ 81 .s4itf a S4ls for sixty days: posted
rates, s. .S51s and 81. is; commercial bills,
s. S35s9t 81. Silver certificates unouoted:
bar silver, ssh; Mexican dollars. 46i<. Gov
eTnment bonds irregular; refunding twos
registered and coupon. 1914; threes reg
istered, 19sl.: coupon. 1t9; new tours reg
istered- ex-interest, 1874; coupon, 1874 /;
old tours, registered and coupon. I1zat /:
coupon, u2zG: hves, registered. ex-inte--
est 107s.: coupon. I99.
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FARMERS ARE SAFE
state OmciaI Says Reports OF Ruin
Are Ealse

Topeka. July 15.-F. D. Coburn. secreta-
ny Of the state board OF agriculture. does
not share in the general opinion of the
ruin that VIII come upon Kansas as q re-
suit Of the present dry spell The damage
to hay and corn has been serious. but the
deficiency viii be nearly made up by the
great crops Of kafir corn and alfalfa
that have been raised
Mr. Coburn states that there are over
10000 acres af kafir corn and alfalfa in
the state which has not been materially
affected by the dry weather. In addition
20 this there are 5000, coo bushels OF old
corn in the hands OF the farmers This OF
itself IS nearly a fourth of an average
crop. The farmer who has stored his
corn for the last two years VIII not be
seriously crippled.
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Denver. Colo. July 15.-The Trans-con-
tinental Passenger association VIII meet
tomorrow st Glenwood springs It is ~
mored that attempts VIII be made 10
bring TO account certain lines that are
charged with having violated agreements
in the matter OF Epworth League bust
ness. The question OF establishing q NIL
age bureau in connection with the ssso-
citation VIII be considered.
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THE WEATHER.


Wichita, Kan. July 1s 1901
During the past a hours the tempeTa-
ture has been from a 20 l0l- a range OF
e. and q mean OF S. This IS the twenty
seventh consecutive hot day. q rsnarsa-
bic record
So tar this month the average TEN
pe7ature hzs been about degrees daily
above the normal The atmosphere con
tlnGes very dry.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
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MANN MANUAL FREE
President Grants Pardon 70 Prisoner
From indian Territory

Columbus. Ohio. July 15.-President Nc
Kinley this afternoon granted pardon
to Mann Manuel who was received from
the Indian Territory august 1, 1890, TO
serve four years for larceny.
Manuel Is in the hospital with con-
sumption and is in such condition that
is is impossible for him 10 leave now.
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pieces IN the last inning and presented
the game to Boston. Young was hit hard
in the ninth inning, and it was only
through sensational fielding that he won
out. Attendance, 2,013. Score: RHE
Cleveland 100000 10 4
Boston .-...-....--...0 1 0 o 0 2 80 IA
Batteries-Moore and Woods; Young and
Schreck-
WASHINGTON, 8; DETROIT, :.
Detroit, July 16.-The features Of today's
game were Coughlin's work at third, a
great stop by DUNCAN and the work Of
Gleason and Elberfeld. Clarke wag put
out Of the game for talking back to the
umpire Attendance, 1,694. Score: r H z
Washington .......4010O00 &sr 3
Detroit .............4 l 000OO00-5 10 0
Batteries-Patten, Clarke and Grady;
Cronin and Shaw.
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s.yaehsaan kIlIed By HALF Breed.

Delta. Cole. July l5.-Deputy Game
Warden of the Mechany. a half-braed IN
dian. Shles. killed with a womack aad
fatally wounded 2 lvnchmsn- who. & :
claimed resisted arrest for illegally fish
ing il Grand Mesa lakess. The fishermen
claim the lakes are pure waters. but the
officers say they are the private porn
erty CT William Radcliffe. a wealthy land
owner CT the vicinity.
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iarras 10 the Grrn. These ~as no apparent
desire % c0aceM auytsaag concerning The
ireosvcd transactions 81 lie nrsp on Mr..
GaylorIs part. and tie rsVciatons ~
maze were the more astonishing % ths
creditors assembled, because ~ the osa-
adencs ard frsst FOR faany years reg0aea
Ia SIR. GAYLORD
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TO COMPLETE CABLE.
English Financial Secretary Details
Progress of Pacific Gable.

Progress of Pacific Gable.
London, July 15.-In the house OF COM
mons today J. Austin Chamberlain. finan-
cial secretary TO the treasury. detailing
the progress OF the Pacific cable, said
that several sectional cable houses had
already ben constructed and sent out and
were being landed at the various land
ing points. she survey has been salts
factorily completed over 100 miles Of the
proposed route. and the manufacture Of
cable would begin this week. Mr.. Cham
berlain said landing sides had been cree
ted on Queensland, New Zealand, and on
Norfolk island and at Vancouver and that
the cable board was satisfied as to the
ability Of the contractors TO complete the
work by the end OF 1902.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. July 1S-Cotton futures
opened steady. with prices paints lower
10 ! point higher. In the last hour the
market was feverish and very Irregular.
The close was quiet, with prices TO 10
points net lover.
Galveston. July 1s.-Cotton market nrn;
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Ire Hl1z>yS are yc1f
blood purifiers they g.
ter cut TIRE ~zs.s o.
Impurities n the bleed.
II they are sick CT GU
Ct order, they fSis &c 90
their work.
Pains. achesandrh.u-
nS.iSn GENE from cx-
cess Ct urie aci3 II the
blood. de 70 neglected
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Kansas city.

ENcsAt9G-S 10y
Kansas City. No, july l6--Cattle-He-
ceipts. 500 natives; so Texans. 400 calves
Market generally 15 TO 25c higher. Choice
exnort ana dress beef steers, S5-0)Go.eOi
fair To good. Si.55u4. s.; stockers and
feeders S3.03Q4-25; Texas and Inclan
steers. S8.oG03.90; Texas cows, $2.6oa5.00;
native cows. s. .5914.10; heifers, $2.27n4.t2;
Gamers Sl.5o02.10; bulls, $--4045.'oi
calves. S3-09fo--o.
TToes-Recelpts 1880; heaviest days re-
CENTS in tie history of the market Mar
fet ) 10 Toe lower; top, 500; bulk OF SAFES
F5.5aa5.S5. heavy. sos 1895; mixed pack
p~s. S5.50l5.S5; light, S5.5o1s5.10; pigs, S4-4v
sFseD-Receipts. $500 Market steady;
l-7,hs & =a45.5g: wethers, $3.50 3. 75;
year,iugs. S3.75 04--5; ewes S5-1945-aV' STOCK
el5ep. SI.5o12.l5.
Chicago.
Ch.caro. July Receipts, 3
~ including $50 Texans; market slow
e-e-1x. good to prime steers, Quotable
sa6.l5. Door TO medium, $500. 90;
etockers and feeders dull. s. 9ofi-22; cows
slow. steady, S2.I5g4. 80; heifers, s--4og4 -s3'
Gamers. 81 .50T2. 81, bulls $2-09g449; calves
hulk lower, fancy steady, ss-to.so-9v'
Texas steers steady
Hogs Receipts. 5000; tomorrow, 1000;
Lett over. 6 800; market slow and 10 cents
lower mixed and butchers, S-6o45.10;
good to choice heavy, S5.s5e6-l7; rough
heavy. 81 61Q5.S0: light, $3.50 5.sl; bulk OF
sales. s. >ica-t5.
sbeeo-Receipts 1900; market steady;
lambs sharply lower. good TO choice
yethers. S5.ead8.6a, fair TO choice mixed,
81 t014.00; western sheep, So SEQ; year
lfnz-s. 81. IGq4.65: native lambs closed % to
eac lower. S5.55d5.s5; " ashington range
lambs, $50.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Julv 16.-Catte-Receipts J.
SEQ including 2.o0o Texans market steady;
native steers s3-5505.So; st0czers> and
feeders. 8 50d455, Texas and Indian
steers, S3.10ds.83, cows and heiters, S2-Sy9
So
fioes-Receipts. 1,eoo; market ioc lower;
workers.. S5Ss1l5.s5, packers. $5.75g5. 50;
butchers. 1913. e.l5.
Sheep-Receipts zoe; market sc lower;
native muttons. S3.15a3.50 lambs, s.. sc
8: culls and bucks. S2-p0US.s.
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WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis. July le.-Wool market firm on
fine; easy on other grades territory
and western medium, 139I5cs fine. Va
&c; coarse, 19a12isc-
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This large four-story building - A.
uirably ntled AID furnished fQr tae az
u the SICK. M loathsame or contagious
disease admitted. bat a. other diseases
thsi are usually treated - hospitals are
succoe sfuiiy treated here. 4ueiadiag
whisky. Cocaine ana Morphias liahl.a.
absolutely guaranteed - omen. ri@rsisa
OF single. can and a safe retreat hers
during confinement. ala a home ia Sverf
sass found for Tia chld 70 regaired A
home for the poor and ricb sllae. a. "a
operations and medical trelfmcng are
tree. and me only charge tHat 3 made -
che ordinary hospital zee. whf1h - gast
enoughsto pay tas running expenses y
ths institution The best o. references
slren whsn required Write Or cirealar
e. the Martha warrington Home
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Batteries-SWormstedt and McConnell;
Bubster and Cote

Ratteries-Swormsted and Mcconnell;
Bubster and Cote.
COLORADO SPRINGS, s; ST. JOE, /.
Colorado Springs, Col, July 16-Colorado
Springs won from ST. Joseph today IN a
walk. The game was interesting through
out, there being many spectacular plays.
The features of the game were home runs
BY Brashyear and Beam and the fielding
Of Honeyman, who made a long drive for
a ny, turning a complete sommerssult,
but holding the BAH. Attendance. 1000.
Score: n E
Colorado Springs 20s21oOeS 10 3
st. Joseph ......-...0 0 0 ! o o. 6 3
Batteries-Parvin and Donahue; McDon-
aid and Doom.
DENVER, 10 KANSAS CITY, 4
Denver, July 16.-Denver won from Kan
sas City today by superior stick work.
Eyler made q home run in the fifth, which
was one of the longest hits ever seen on
the local grounds. Miller, Of Kansas City,
was hit in the head by a swiftly pitched
bail, in the fifth inninf, and had TO re-
tire, Score: R II Z
Denver ...............2o0 5Oos al Il 3
Kansas City .-......0 0 OIL 2 90 IA 9 2
Batteries-Eyler and ]. Sullivani Gibson
and AIessitt
ST. PAUL, 4; OMAHA, 2.
ST. Paul, July 16.-Cogan's three base
hit, followed by Ryan's home run in the
fifth, were the features OF today's game.
Attendance, 100. Score: r II e
St. Paul 100000 10 0
Omaha ...............01 o o %
Batteries-Cogan and Wilson; Payne
and Buckley,
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

FIour-Market steady.
wheat-No. spring. sc; No. red.
6s14 Qs71zc.
Corn-No. ?, acc; No. . yellow, Es1z G4S1kc-
Oats-No. white, S4G3552c.
Rye-No. ?, SOS 9521zc-
Flax seed-No. |. s1.SS No. 1 north
western, SIS.
Timothy seed-Prime, A.s5a5.0o.
Pork-Aless, per Dbl, 81 00EI14.05.
I.ard-Per 100 los, sS.4735GS-50.
Short rib sides Qoose), $3.50. 95; dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed), 71a07Ac; short
clear sides (ooxed). IS. 3oGs 40.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. E.27.
Clover-Contract grade, 50 50.
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Mar1et nru, creamery, itG19c:
dairy. RAISE.
Physically; PIE
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day. but it was mostly dissipated before
the close. The attention TO the crop news
and the reports over night Of rains was
a strong influence in the adv ance Of the
corn-carrying railroads which extended TO
from 70 IS in the most prominent mem
bers OF the group. Atchison leading The
sharp rally il the corn market late in
the day and the language Of the weekly
government crop report depressed the
corn roads again. and just before the
close st. Paul fell TO q sharp fraction
under last night The government crop
report was considered favorable, and was
reflected III the comparative frmness OF
some Of the southern lines The United
States Steel stocks were apparently peg
ged, and their unyielding support dis
couraged mere raiding tactics on the part
Of the bears but the insiders who bought
the stock had 10 accept a continued
stream Of liquidation all day. There
seemed to be influential buying also Of
the Pacifics. Changers and Southwesterns,
but it consisted IN the acceptance OF offer
iugs rather than OF active biCding for
stock, and not much resistance was Of
fered to the late reaction. The banks
show no evidence Of desire 10 foster
renewed speculation. and are asking
rather higher rates for time money CAL
loan rates receded. but without result
ing in any actual pressure OF money 70
loan. Sterling exchange was also easier
hits morning, although IL stifened again
before the close. Favorable progress was
reported IN the London stock exchange
settlement the support accorded the
United States Steel stock seeming 10 re-
assure sentiment there. The discount
rate at Berlin was easier. and the sitda-
ton there was reported 10 be sensibiy
ameliorated. New York exchange at Chi
cago rose again TO . cents premium from
3 cents premium yesterday. The sub
treasury is contributing TO the money
market, and that institutions debit AZ
the clearing house today ran up 10 81
go 835. due 10 heavy pension payments and
70 payment of a check for Klondike gold
deposited on the Pacific coast. The relax
alton thus variously indicated OF require
ruents upon the New York money market
was the important factor in the hrTner
and ouieter stock market today The
headlong liquidation OF last week ana
yesterday morning was thus shown 70 be
unnecessary. There is no disposition, how
ever, to encrOach upon the money mar
let supplies. which, It is believed, viii be
certainly needed at an early period In
the crop movement. Among usually mac
tive stocks wide advances worthy OF no
tice were in Chicago ard Eastern Hi
nois 6z., Texas and Pacific Land Trust 8,
General Electric (afteTward LOST, La
ciede Gas 5. Des MOines and Fort Dodge
~. Consolidated Gas ,, and North Amer
lean 3.
The railroad bond market was quiet
and irregular, with q narrow range To-
tai sales, par value, sl,4S500o. United
States threes, the old fours and the lives
UP y, and the new tours declined u per
cent on the last call.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. JuIy ls-There vas 8 sEow
AZ strength n tie e2-ly stoex zzrkst to-
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Over-Work Heakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Al The blood n you- boiy passes through
your kidneys once every three Minutes.
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kinney CcUc4e.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, ard makes o1- feel as thouzh
they had heart trouble. because In. heast IS
over-worl5ng in pumping thick. Kidney
poisoned bleed through vssaS ard arteries.
Il used % BE considered that only urinary
troubles were to e traced to TIE kidacys,
hat now uodern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have thSlr beEia-
mig n kidney trcu5ls,
II you are sick you can make re rlixssss
ey first doctoring your kidneys. The mid
and TIE extrzosSin1ry eject oi q. kllr-s's
SwaEp-ROot, tae great kidney remedy Is
soen realized. Il stands the highest fer -
wonderful cures CT the raost distressing cases
and Is sold On its merits
e. al druggists in fl;;J'- - -.
cent and one~dollzT siz-
e. You may have -z-a---- ~
sampl- bottle ~ NAL Houe = ssszasaas
free. also ranrhlct telling yog how % md
our If YOU have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention This paDer when writing Or. kilrn1r
s. c.. EjnEhauton. n. T.
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pf4TrADEI PHIA. s. PITTSBURG. 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


BOSTON. n; CLET ELAND, s
Cleveland. July beforehand went to
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RosroN- Il CHTCAGO.


Chicago July 15.-PitJinger was inV1n-
cole today. holding the locsls down 10
four scattered hits. Errors by Moran ana
pemoat ana a three-basser by Dexter
rcored Chicago's only runs. Longs neid-
f,e- was Of q sensational nature Attend
$50 aa score. z II T
f-l,5r5-a ..............o002o0OoO-2 4
5s5sfan ......-.......o0 90 600 . a II .
batteries Hughes and ENllng; Pittinser
and kittreage.
PHIL ADEI.PHIA, s: PlTTSBURG. 3.
Tairtsbure July l6.-Pitunser's mlsera-
- felding lost The game Each Of their
fo4f errors netJad a rau for Phlladeir1is
end = base or haNs. followed 1T Two hsts.
scored the other tive Doaah-e pitched
good bau Attendance, SEQ score;
Ri Z
B.---.,,,-r ao0oo10 =
-as.I..5s,-7l,fa 6.0l ooo 81 II o
f5atter.es-Phillippi and thinner Dona-
he and J1cllllrscn-
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ST. Louis.

ST. Louis.
St Louis, July 15.-(Close. )-Wheat-
Market higher; No. 2 red cash. elevator.
&c: track, e45zd6l2tc; July, 64i5c; Septem-
Der. sc; December. e15sc; May, 1c. No.
? hard, s5l4Gssl5c.
Corn-Higher; No. : cash, 51isc; track,
sos cutie; July. 5o7sc; September, 5flsc.
Oats-Higher; No. cash. &c; track. Sc;
July, S4l4c; September, SS5sc; May. Sc;
NO. ? white, ACC
RyeHigher; sc,
Poultry-Duu: chickens, SIC; springs, -09
lie: turkeys. SC; ducks, &C. springs. 6g1cs
geese. 4o: springs, 4G5c.
Butter-Steady; creamery, I5Ezizc;
dairy. Bd15c.
Eggs-Steady; near BY. &c: southern, &C.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, July 1G-JCIose- Wheat
July, Gle; September, sz9sc. December,
e4zs 6slzc. Cash. No. . hard. 61lz G6ec. No
3. 60E6c; No. ? red. So ES5c; Ne. s, SIG
Corn-September. 5Iisc; December. 5Iazc:
cash. No. ? mixed. So csc; No white,
54l156c; No 3, 5S1zc
Ozts-No. white, 4oS4Iizc-
Ry-No. ? Sc
Hay-choios timothy. Esgls; choice
prairie. sl6G17.
Butter-creamery Isc; fancy dairy, &c
Eggs-Fresh. TIC.
Receipts Of wheat. IL cars.
New YORK.
New YORK. July 6-Butter-Receipts
< - packages; market 6rms state dairy.
I4sIIslsc: creamery. Bals1zcs factary, 11a
l5izc.
Cheese Receipts. 23I packages; mar
ket STEADY. fancy large colored and fancy
isrEe white, ss-c- fancy small co4orgd,
sc. fancy small white. slc-
Receipts. 12.sss packages; market
irregular. state ara Pennsylvania l4s7-s.
western caldled, -sE-cs western Uuc41-
died. Sale
Slsar-Steadvs fasr refining. sac.
centrifugal. $ test, s-ise, 1sao.asses s1gzr
ISIS. reanea steady crushed. 6-g3. pow
6ered. s5-6a; grzuulated- s
CoLee-Duli, Rto. No. :. 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
WESTERN LEAGUE.
western Leaaue standIno.

DIES MONIES, 8; MINNEAPOLIS, 5.
Minneapolis, July 1s.-Swormstedt had
q bad time in the third inning. and Des
Moines won the game. Bubster kept the
hits scattered. Attendance. so. Score:
Ri z
Minneapolis ........O 1oO100o1-3 8 2
Des Moines ..........0 0 0002o-S 2
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