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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22
MUSIC.

COLLEGE or FINE ARTS.
LOUISA BELLE HOWARD.
Experienced Teacher Of
Piano and Organ, Voice and Harmony.
Elocution and oratory.
Shakespeare and Dramatic Art.
American, German and Italian Schools.
AN-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-N-~
Thcroughness, my method; correct
ness a sure result.
Terms Always Reasonable.
Studio, 212 Okla. Ave,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22

Mark Everstte Wright.
Chorister Of NJ. f. choir, organist
Masonic Temple. Teaehr OF piano.
voice, Harmony aud Theory
Studio, "A Spurlock Block.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22

(Tirst published in the Daily Leader
March 19, 19O2.)
Application for Liquor License,
Territory of Oklahoma, County of
Logan IS.
Notice is hereby given that
L. d. Fossett
has this day filed in the office Of the
County Clerk, in and for said County.
his petition, asking that license be
granted him to sell at retail, malt.
spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot IS, block 30, East Guthrie.
Third Ward, City Of Guthrie, in said
County and Territory.
If no protest be fled on or before
April I. 1902,
his petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said county hereto affixed this
18th day of March. 1902.
J. q. Dobson, County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS AE6 SURGEONS.

DR.. c. E. HUTTON,
Veterinary Surgeon,
Onice at N. B. Smiths stables, corner
Cleveland and Vine.
Residence, 61S Cleveland avenue.
Office phone S4;
Residence phone 46l
Modern, scientific and successful
surgery and treatment Of all diseases
of the horse and all other domestic
animals.
Consultation free; charges reason
able References. my patrons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22
California
Excursions

Only $25 from Guthrie; same
reduction to Phoenix, Arizona.
Daily, March 1. to April 80.
Tickets good In tourist sleepers
and chair cars.
The Santa Fe most directly
reaches the great oil producing
districts Of south central
California Phenominal yilds,
riyaling the best eastern fields.
Get a home the wonderful
San Joquain valley Ask for
book about 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22
Bicycle Repairs

/ have a fun line of bicycle sundries
which / am selling out cheaper than any
house in the territory. An kinds OF repair
ing done cAes ply. oe2 west Noble q
Phone 19l l.. T., Anderson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-22

II raverses a territory rich in
undeveloped resources; a territory
containing unlimited possibilities for
agriculture, horticulture, stock rails
ing, mining and manufacturing. And
last, but not least, it is
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Z 10000
10000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13

points By the New York banks and for
sign bankers ii New York have renewed
their borrowing IN foreign money mar
kets- This foreign borrowing has averted
an outward movement OF gold. which IS
thus shown to be more urgently required
at home The exigereies OF the corn cor
ner in Chicago are assigned as z reason
for the large demand for currency there
but the demand comes as well from south
ern points, and Chicagos demand Is re-
fected from large demand upon that cen
ter from western and northwestern
points The banks Of the country at large
are, in fact. Withdrawing their deposits
from the reserve cities FOR their own home
needs The active demand for money may
be one OF the most important indications
Of q country's prosperity up 10 the point
where productive enterprise outruus con-
sumption needs. But active trade de-
mands for money are commonly looked
TO interfere with speculative activity in
securities
There has been a fairly large absorption
Of bonds and rather irregular move
ment OF prices.
United tSates refuadings IS have de-
elined =. the new IS and old IS. registered.
=. and-the old IS, coupon. L on call
during the week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13
Places of Worship
Where Services VIII Be
Held Ia Wichita Today.

Held IN wichita ccay.
Paramount church: Service at Il O'Clock
Theme 4TreadriH and Kingdom Mrs
LOOMS, Of Chicago. VIII sing.
First Unitarian church. sedgwicl
Music Hall. Rev. ". S. van. pastor
Service with sermon at Il a m Sunda,
school az Gas a n All are welcome.
Mr.. WIN Brown viii sing q solo '-Th
| Perfect Life" at the Unitarian churcl
Sunday morning. Miss Hughes accompan
ist Nr. Wall viii sing The Lord i
Ny Shepherd" by Gounod-
First Church Of Christ. Scientists. cor
ner % Lawrence and Second streets: Ser
vices today at Il d n. Subject: Life.
The regular Wednesday evening meet
ing next week. All are welcome
Reformed church, corner South Topeks
avenue and Lewis streets, Bruce Griffith
pastor: Preaching services at Il q. m
ard p. n; Sunday school al 10 a. N
Young Peoples meeting at p n,
At Plymouth Congregational church DR.
Sargent viii preach II the morning OF
The The Astounding Life IN the even.
ing on Van Dykes Footpath 70 Peace
subject. The Sovereign Emotion"
Evangelist VIM S. Clark will conduct
the men 5 meeting this afternoon at 1 D
n al rooms OF Young Mems Christian
Association over 213 North Main street
An interesting meeting is expected
Emporia avenue Baptist church. corner
First street and Emporia avenue: sun
day school $50 a n, J. c. Smith. super
intendent- Mr.. Geo. Carter win speak al
Il a m Evening service VIII be conducted
by the 3. 7. P. Z.
Rev. ]. W Cain, OF Peru. md. viii
preach in the First N E. church this
morning and Prof jay. Of the Friends
University, viii preach in the evening.
Sunday school at 2.so p n: Epworth
League at : .. m
Rev c. W. E. Gossow. Of Seneca. viii
preach for the UniversaIIst church al S
p N in a O. [. ". hall, Is South Main.
The order OF services for the day VIII
be; Sunday school 10 a m; T P. c. [.
promptly at p. m; preaching setvice At
.. m. Mrs Lottie Bryant will sing
The Holy City at the evening service.
a cordial invitation Is extended TO all 10
attend these interesting services.
Central Christian church. corner Mar
ket and Second street. \. E. Dubber.
minister: Preaching at 1915 a. n. Sub
Jet: The Great Source Of Strength. 20
At p m, in place Of sermon by the
minister the Christian Endeavor society
VIII have charge of the services. There
VIII be special music and and several
Of the leading young people Of the church
viii make short addresses; Sunday school
at $50 a m; Jr. c. E. at D. N.
First Baptist church. corner First and
Market streets, ". e Gibson. pastor;
Sunday school at $50 a. n. J. F. Shear
man. superintendent Preaching by the
pastor at Il a. n. and p m. Morning
subject: "A Review of the Book OF
Acts Sunday school scholars and
teachers cordially invited. Evening sub
ject: Judgment by the Gospel Special
music by chorus choir at both services
B. Y. P. T. meets at .. m. Topic:
Constant Companionship." Leader. Miss
Floy Mauonee- \ special welcome 20
strangers and visitors
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York Ju-y IA disposition 20
advance prices vas held in chs-k today
by The fears that a po2r bank statement
would induce selling ~ stocks This
check was removed when The bank sca-e-
u1en- prored Unexpectedly favorable. -
tn market closed drn. with the average
levi Of prices II about the highest The
principal evidence OF strength was in the
Grarsers, especially the corn carriers
Atchiscn. which was neglected yescerGaE.
took ~ the leadership today while Ms
~~4ri Pacifc hung hack smith rhe late
dealings. when il rose on la-ze dealings
q --oi1t. Rock Island rose four points TO
level rwo poirts higher than yesterday 3
hi--=-s. dut the dealings were suau and
the sam Was zoC wel held. A rise II
nariy & point i1 New YORK Central was
zppareltly duo 70 support il view of The
decrease ir gross earnings reported Ter
June b. tbs system. Inc IadusJrials were
sonewhat depressed. bur recovered ir the
lat raIiy. The banks losc IL cash less than
s2.ole oso. compared with expectations e.
& DEGREES II S5ee A65ilg 90 this
tn S4le7.9'a lean lscre1se. leaves dis
crepancy stai ~ lpHs-ls e Sl1le sq in
the reported decrease of SIS sss 51e ir de-
posts u VII be remembered that las-
weeks lean increase 1c over E-aa. 80
called q aud reel-tlo- in TIE deposst
Item Today's dLscreraucy IS exulasres
SIS due q process II rectlfcatioa u-aer
tn absuus- system q averages used ey
the banks ln rhclr computations
TIE weeks events IL tha money mar
ket have given co1vsctlng estae-ce * me
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TRADING DULL
ON BOARD
Prices of Grains Disposed to
Seek Lower Level
BETTER WEATHER RESULTS
Buyers Turned Sellers Early in
the Day Yesterday

Chicago. July 1Z-Trading was duh on
the board Of trade today and prices for
all grains we're inclined TO seek a lower
level September wheat closed tsas.c
lower; September corn was sac lower.
oats were 1sgzc lower. with September
provisions unchanged 70 20c higher.
Better weather had its natural effect
upon the wheat market and many q
Yesterdays buyers turned sellers early in
the day. Local sentiment was bearish
and on the absence Of buying demand.
there was IA attempt 10 raid the market.
but the efforts were fruitless as q mod
crate demand developed on the decline
which checked any further loss An i'm
portant feature TO the trading was
changing from September 70 December
by a prouinet house Large clearances
were also help TO better prices. Sep
TENDER opened 1zgzsc lower at 7sssgs4c,
fiuctuated within narrow range. After
selling at 1850, there was a decline 20
731sc and the close was at about the bot
tom with q loss OF s5Q74c, al 7314dssc-
Seaboard clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal 10 1000 bushels. Primary
receipts were 6o2.oo0 bushels against 734-
coo q year ago. Local receipts were SO
cars. with : contract Receipts at Mini
neapolis and Duluth were reported al 20
cars. making a total for the three points
Of al cars. compared with "a last year.
Corn opened easier on better weather
and large receipts with larger proportion
OF contract grade Selling was quite gen
eral and while there was no conspicuous
buying, prices held well and there was
only q small decline There was little
doing IN the July option and after open
ing &c lower at Sc. the close was &c
higher at SIC. September opened 196zsc
lower at 61tsG94c. advanced 10 60. csc
closing 1s014c lower. az 6l2.Q7sc. Local
receipts were 313 cars. with 50 cars of con-
tract Oats were weak under the infu-
ence OF excellent weather with prospects
OF conditions over sunday Shorts took
advance Of the decline to cover extern
sively and this resulted in strengthen
ing prices. September opened 2sd1.c
lower at 535sQaac, and ranged between
357se and sS7sc. closing ikTssc lower az
S31saSsc. Local receipts were rs cars.
Provisions were moderately strong
under the leadership Of lard. There was
an active demand for lard and longs took
advantage OF the better prices 10 dispose
Of their holdings which tended 20 check
the advance Prices held fairly well.
however, September lard closing zoe
higher at S11-35. after selling between
Slll77= and s1Lf5. September pork was
unchanged at $50 after ranging between
$50 and $3.50. Ribs closed 21ad5c /
higher at sloS5 The range was between
$3.50 and N077izds0 Estimated re-
ceipts for Monday; Wheat IS cars: corn.
40 cars; cats, IS cars; hogs. g. 900 head.
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BASEBALL


81. LOUIS, 8. BROOKLYN. 0.
St Louis, July Est. Louis shut out
the BrOoklyns today Nichols home run
drive in the fourth scoring the only three
Tuns made by the locals. Both pitchers
were in fine form. Attendance. 5000
Score RHE
= Louis .............0 000O"-s !
Brooklyn -.----.--...-0 o o @ 000O0-9 o
Batteries-Terke and O-Neil; Kitson
and Fuller.
CHICAGO, 4; PHILADELPHIA. 5
Chicago, July -PhiIadeiphis lead.
gained By good hitting IN the first and
fifth vas tied by the locals in the seventh
~ hard hitting. Two singles and
double scored the winning run IN The
tenth Attendance. 40 Score. RHE
Chicago -..--..--...1 o 0 90 @ . 0 II 10 I
Philadelphia .----..2 o o I 9 @ 0 6 0-3 ,
Batte-ies-yViIiams and King; White
and Doom
BOSTON. 8: CINCINNATI. 3.
Cincinnati. July 12--After one man had
heen retired in the ninth Boston deveI-
o7ed batting streak. scoring FIVE runs
and winning the game Thielman pitched
good bail, but received miserable support.
Attendance, $50. Score RH.E.
Cincinnati ----.--.-..-2 0 0 O o. O 0-3
Boston ----.-------.-..0 @ @ o 0 / @ q SIS 10 :
Batteries-Thielman and Pietz; Pittin-
ser. Willis and Moran
PITTSBURG. 4; NEW YORK. 0.
Pittsburs. July 12.-For the second time
this season Chesboro struck out eleven
New Workers and only two OF the Wis
iors reached third Clarke'- playing was
the other feature. He reached first base
every time he went TO bat. Attendance
500 Score: RHE.
FIttsburg ........-.-.. 020O@ 1
New York -.--.-.....-0 o 0 o GOO 60 ;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and H Smith
AfstheWson and Teager.
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..Csr-.d - - 80 :.

Dr. HLiaz Nason Gresrszar ses =
sssT Ehieh illustrates tAs way w1icA
courtry folks nave = exp-sszi7E tzez-
sslres strongly ~ ur5ersrzti1x rafksr
Than @1asgs-ztizg TIE i5=s- Re na1s
2 .crg trlp tare-sh Ire we1s ~ a1--rerr
ssi-h-Ea1 WIKI q E1zs naEez 6aIuE
vho lad q 1aeli-1r hsn.t-one q HAY
- fact-of vearirs ave wscssz shs--s
een-e.ti-s thsv Became fass s-ieazz
vaez th-y ratl-ue1 tc zsV1arazsoa ard
ws-s abc1t - PARK Dr. GrosTeza- tnsE ~
g--sds how ualca he ha6 szssFe1 tss t--r
Dc Toz kzoz. So re z4z = nay
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WASHINGTON, 4: BALTIMORE /
Washington, July 12.-Washingron won
today game mainly through Orth's mag
ridcent pitching. only four scattered hits
being allowed a triple play by Williams
Gilbert and Kelly was the feature At
tendance. $500 Score. RHE
Washington ..-.......I 0 0 ? o 0 l 0 - u O
EaItimOre ..-...-.....0 0 @ @ O. Q OIL 3
Batteries-Orth and Clarke. McGinuity
and Besnahan.
PHILADELPHIA s: BOSTON. ,
Philadelphia July I2=Dineen and Wad-
DEL were fl fine form today Boston had
an opportunity 70 tie the score in the
ninth with one out and man on second.
but the next two men struck out. Attend
ance, 1,2S3. Score. RHE.
boston ................00O100OIO-2 d
Philadelphia .--------4 o II o @-3 8
Batteries Dineen and Warner; Wad-
ceII and Schreck-
CHICAGO. .. ST. LOUIS. l.
Chicago. July L.-The locals won to-
Gey's same by consecutive hitting in the
fourth. hflh and sixth inning. Patterson
vas nit hard. bur kept the hits well scat
tered Attendance $500. Score. RHE
Chicago .-...--.....-..0 022111- - Il
s.. Louis .-------.----5 g o O @ o. ID
Batte-ies-P Patterson and Sullivan; Don
chue and SugGen.
CLEVELAND. 6; DETROIT. 8
Cleveland. july 12.-Cleveland secured a
lead in the drst inning and won easily
Mercer strained q tendon in delivering the
second pitched BAH and after BAY and
Bradley had hit safely he retired in favor
az Miller. Attendance Hos. Score.
RHE
Cleveland ........---5 % 2GI0I So = 6
Detroit .-.-....-...-..3 o0o1f2 0-5
Batteries e-nhardt and Wood; EIer-
GER Miller and MCGUIRE.
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.SHnGFSS IL SPECULATION

~ - - = - $50 ---f1,-1.- z II---- z
>tccss 81 CIR -'Szs--y Valve
Pisz" sao-l6 rszr-E il = r-o1t & 80 q g
Sl1ec . within y c1ys Wriss FOR rar1iczszrs
azc se1d for CIR f-se oook ''Moc--z Nezko1s
for safe lzsssrmezIs.
n. B. FLOWER Il co. Bankers ard Brokers.
cAieazO <:Azk ExSszaze sizx.. ckkszra-
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the post
oIllee at Wichita, Kan, uncalIed for. for
the week ending July u. 1902 IN calling
for any Of these letters. say that you saw
them advertised, giving the date:
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New York MONEY Market.

New York, July 12.-Money on call was
steady at per cent; closed offered at 6
per cent Prime mercantile paper. "a
: per cent Sterling exchange steady AT
8s75sq4S77s for demand and al 81 s5Is 2
4s515 for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 sea
ts61a and 4SS1=a4 So. Commercial bills,
81 s45s0 S5N
Bar silver. 52c
Mexican dollars, axe
Government bonds steady State bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds irregular. Cow
eminent bonds closed as follows: Re
funding 2s, registered and coupon. 1J7ss:
3, registered. 10s- IS. coupon. 106z4 new
-. registered and coupon. 1874; old Il.
registered and coupon. 1854; IS, registered
and coupon. I05
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Wichita and Western.

No az. Pratr & EsnEmaa pas
seneer. exsept sGnt8y I'll q n
No -. Pratt ard klrguan ac-
com Tuesday. THURSDAY AID
Saturday -...-.......-.-......... 70 . n
Leave
No. 81. ki1rua- and Pratt Pas
senesr. excsrt sanday .....--... IS ? n
No. ~. Elnruar and Pratt &c
cor. - ncay WsdnesGay AID
Friday 1900. ..--..-.---....... Us =
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HOG MARKET
WAS STEADY
There Was the Usual Satur-
days Receipts Yesterday.
PACKERS FEEL HIGH PRICES
Market in Near Future Is
What People Would Know,

Saturday has come 70 be regarded as a
dun day at the Union Stockyards. ana
there was no occasion for changing it
yesterday. one carload and one wagon
load constituted the receipts The buy
ers were on hand more from custom than
expectation that there would be hogs III
liberal supply. The country shippers IN
derstand that Cudahy would rather hav.
hogs on Monday than Saturday 10 hold
over sunday and that is one reason for
the light Saturday receipts. The hogs
offered were sold at steady prices COM
pared with Friday. and Of course more
would have been taken If they had been
offered. It Is. however wei known that
the packers feel that hogs are TOO high
and liberal receipts would be very likely
u cause lower prioes. It is claimed by
some that these high prices viii continue
because the packers all over the country
have a light STOCK Of meat on hand. bus
If they were allowed 10 dictate prices il
would be TO their interest to put them
down few notehes when their house,
are nearly empty than when they are
loaded up with meat
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.ir SnaEzs--aiv dear. SIT tie Erocs-a
&c next corner g. Cs.-7E Ser-l er-a1 81
1aErz-Nos sus-ed He SIS fcf =
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES
Atehison. Topeka and Santa =. ny.

Leave Daily
Kansas city & Chicago tx -.--.-11 - a m
X @. Colorado a. California tx. e n
Wellington Accomn8odstion .----.. D p n
Caldwell Accomm0da tion -- .--.. IS . n
K G. and Chicago Express. .-.--. ID - p n
Arrives Daily.
Panhandle Express .--------...-..- 9 - 2 M
-EnsleWood Bras Accom-. ---- % N
Leave a.lr.
Panhandle Express .-..-...-....... s Is 2 %
Oklahoma ard Texas EXPRESS 80 m
Oklahoma Day Exprsss ..--.... 6 ~ 4 RI
WELLINGTON Accommodation ..--.. ~ a ~
Caldwell Acca rur1ofarion -....-.. 8 Q0 a n
IeEas Express .----.. --.-..-.--..-- : 81 p n
. Fl gleHood Branch Express. s. a 70
-L1liy EXCEPT sunday
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Use or0TATIoNs

Chicago. July l2--Cash quotations were
as follows: No. 3 spring wheat .. -75c.
No red, sac. No corn. S514c No. ,
yellow. So s5i-c No oats. Soc 10. .
white, 81 sac; Nc. white. s. 5sc. No
rye &c No. I faUsaed. $50 No
northwestern xl-s5. Prime timothy seed
ISIS. Mess pork. peg barrel. SlS-51. lS-65.
Lard per LOB pounds slL65. short RIBS
sides. loose. si1-5. 1850, dry sailed Shout
ders boxed. Se37la $50. sh1rt clear SIDES
boxed sll25 1874. whisky, basis q
high wines & 81
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HOG SALES.
PR0DrCE -ArARkrTS

EkDDIIE MARKETS
Grain-Whear 6lc. Old; new, SIC. Corn
&c. Cats. 35F31c.
Produce-Butter. l4c; eggs. 12lzc; hens
Sc. spring bro.lers. IL 70 pounds I3c.
turkey hens. sc- toms. &C; ducks. fun
feathers, &C. geese. fun feathers 4c.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Chfcann-

Chicago. July 12.-Cattle-Receipts 100
head including 50 Texans Market
steady. Coed TO prime steers, nominal
-9ogS-60. poor 70 medium. sA59G7.50.
stockers ana feeders 3 1850, cows. $40
Q5-59, heifers. s2.55d6-50i Gamers SL4o1
20, bulls. s. 5915.75; calves, S25906.56.
Texas fed steers. S493d6-75.
Hoss-Receipts. 1000 head; estimated
Monday, q 020 head, left over. $500 head.
Market dun and weak 10 lower Mixed
and butchers. 7.3o07.70; light, s6-s]a7 10.
bulk Of sales s7610S60
SheeD-RecelpJs, 800 head. Market
steady. Good 70 choice wethers. s. 25G
$50; fair 10 choice mixed. $2.5963.25. west
err sheep, S251G3.75; native lambs. $50
IL
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Kansas CRY.

Kansas City No Jlly E-Wheat-
September s7asds-1ac December sss49
ss&c. cash No hsr1 7-75c No. hard.
t71fec Ne. 4 hard f167c. RES czad
hard. Sc sc; Nc \ red. - sc. No. 8 red.
7oe7lc
September. 51s ssc December
So cash No ? mixed. SIC; Nc. white.
81 Tec No white ssl-c
0ats-No. white. a ssc
Rye-No. 2. Sc
Hsy-Cho5ce timothy. 1ew EL37r 90.
choice prairie. CID E aae
Butter-C'reansry- 1e-c. fancy dairy,
*
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EEEs-treSh. lsc-
Recs5p-s e wheat It's cars

s. Louls. jay -Vhsat-3Iarkes
lower No. : 7ed cash elevator. --zc.
track. 7eE5c. new September. &c. De-
ce-rber. sc. Nc. hard -f
Cc-l-NarEs- lower. No cash 80. r.
track. ssss1zc- Septeu1er 7.c Deem
Der 1Nc
Osr-slarsst lover 30. cash SO.
TRACK s=isc. September. go. JAY Sc
No white sc
Rr@Srea6y.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago. July 12-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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American Association Games.

-oae women by oooz because they ioc.
ettE II tvs bcox cssA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13

s. Louis. July Receipts. 800
head. including 10 TeVal Market
steady Beef steers. SAofiT so. extra
choice. Ss-NaS35; st1ckers and feeders.
s215.5o, cows and heifers S22515.79;
Texas steers. 81. 1850, cows and heifers.
s250G4-5
Hogs Receipts 100 head. Market was
steady- PIGS and lights S115l7.65; pack
ers. S7--oE7.3a. butchers, sT-S5GS.-5-
Shesp-Receipts. none. Market nominal
NatiFas s. $500, lambs. q -946-50.
St. Joseph.
st. Joseph. No July l2.-Cattle-Re-
ceirts, 250~teld- Market steady. Natives.
s45lS .51 COWS ana helfers S--5005.s5;
veals S5-eg610; stockers and feeders.
xf5.25
Hog-Receipts. 4eo head Market
STEADY Light and Lshr mixed. S7-7517 90;
s577.5a
Sheep-Recsin5s. 81 head Market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-13

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