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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-08
VlSHINGT0g NOTES.
Senate Passes SHE Pension Appro-
priatlon Measure.
OTHERS DISPOSED OF
Urgent Deficiency Bin Was Sent e
s'iGsnference and Special BIN By
.sss1 Quay Passed. House DIS
poses Of One Measure.

Washington, Feb S.-Mr Turner OF
Washington delivered a carefully pre-
pared speech in the senate Friday OH
the general Philippine question and
the pension appropriation bill was
passed
When the senate convened it dis
agreed to the amendments Of the
house on the urgent deficiency bill,
agreed to the conference asked and
appointed Senator'S Hale. Allison and
Teller as conferees and the part of
the senate
A bill appropriating 100000 for the
erection of a public building at New
castle, Pa, was passed at the request
of Mr. Quay. Of Pennsylvania.
At the conclusion Of routine business
Mr.. Patterson of Colorado made a per-
sonal explanation o. what he had said
concerning Gov Tafts attitude toward
the treason and sedition laws enacted
by the Philippine commission. Gov.
Taft. he said, had made a statement be-
fore the Philippine commission in
which he said that Mr.. Patterson in
adverteatly no doubt. had conveyed a
wrong impression TO the senate and to
the country as 70 his attitude toward
those laws
Mr.. Patterson said be had stated in
his own way the impression Governor
Taft's original statement had made up
on him. That impression. he said was
wrong, Governor Taft not only does
not disagree with the Law, he added
but approves Of it as peculiarly ne
eesSary
The house then went into committee
of the whole ANA resumed the consid-
Grafton Of the legislative appropria-
ton bill. The bill was passed before
adjournment.
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Population shifting,

Guthrie, Ok. Feb. S,--Au examina-
ton Of the increase OF 1900 to be in
that portion Of the country lying west
Of line running midway between the
Santa Fe and Rock Island railways.
This 10000 increase In school children
indicates an increase of at least co.
600 in population in yhat portion Of the
three new counties created from the
Indian reservation and contain not less
than 90 600 people. This would give
the Territory at this time a popula-
ton Of $4,000 and In the event of
statehood being granted, Insure three
congressman ar once. two of whom
would be from that portion of the Ter
ritory lying entirely west OF Yogan and
Oklahoma counties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-08

Iowa Park. Tex, Feb. S,--A freight
pulled by double-header, with Char
ley Akers as conductor, stopped on the
main track just east of the siding at
Day Station about 10 miles west OF
Iowa Park Triday to repair brass box
down about the middle of the train.
Mr.. Akers went back to the caboose to
make out some reports while the crew
were completing the repair work. In
about 10 minutes an engine run by Mr.
Dewey, which was coming down for re-
pairs. crashed into Mr., Akers' train
and tore the caboose into splinters
killing Mr.. Akers almost instantly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-08

Washington y. c. Feb S.--Senator
Bailey Of Texas. S. b. Barnett a Fort
Worth cattlema !, and others have pro-
tested 20 the interior department
against the designation OF April l as
the time when new leases Of over
100000 acres of Kiowa and Comanche
pasture land in Oklahoma are to go
into operation, under a recent re-
advertisement OF bids for the leases
They want the leases operative Sept
/. The department contends that a
later date than that already fixed
would be unjust TO the lessees. 1t is
proposed 10 divide this big tract into
pastures averaging %. 600 acres each.
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Washington. Feb. s.-The senate
committee on public buildings and
grounds reported favorably the fol
lowing bills for public buildings
Gainesville. Tex, $4,000, Selma
Ala. 100000, Reno. New. $40. 900
New Orleans. La, $1250.000: Dur
ham. \. C.. 100000. Georgetown. 5
c. 100000; Memphis, Tenn, (addi.
tiou} $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-08

Galveston, Feb. S,--Lieutenant Ed
win 8. Jacob. United States navy. Il
charge OF the photographic office here
is dead. He was born in Virginia, en-
tered the naval academy Oct Is, 1859.
and vas retired Jan. 4, 1885. He had
been In Galveston six months. He
was popular officer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-08

Lansing. Mich, Feb. S.-The earn.
ings Of Michigan railroads during the
year 1901 exceed by more than s per
cent those OF the previous year, which
in turn was over per cent more than
the earnings of 1900. A statement
ment based on the monthly reports OF
companies doing business in Michigan
Just issued by Railroad Commissioner
Osborn shows that the total earning
in this state for 1901 were $42,374.569.
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Jacka0nviile. Tex, Feb. ga shoot
ing occurred here in which Frank
Dublin received four wounds and
Frank Farrmr two. Both are badly
hurt. but IL liz thought neither viii
de.
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The Nerves Control and
Determine the Health of
Every Function of Brain
and Body.

monial for the benefit Of the thousands Of
s1cekmcm tn ettsyy calling who need
remedy that will restore nervous en-
ergy and purify the blood. and make
and keCb them 1VeH.
AN engineer on fast passenger
train feels a constant physical STRAIN
and tension on his whole nervous sys-
TEN. perhaps, as much as any one else
in the world After forty years ex-
perience that is my opinion.
For eight years | have been one OF
the two engineers OF the Empire state
EXPRESS On the New York Central x
Hudson River Railroad, running be
tween New York and Albany. ms q
the fastest passenger tram On the
American Continent
Il have to be thankful for good
constitution TO begin with. winch has
enabled ne TO keep up this work Tor the
long time | have been engaged IN 1t.
There have been times. however, when
| have let run down or worn ont, and
needed tonic 70 brace NE for my
work.
II kgce taken Painc's Celery Com
hsn8d 10 do fbsS ft0rk for me and It IS
simple justice to say that It has done
Inc work well. Paine's Celery Com
pound has dcre me no end OF good. |
tock il because / had heard II spoken Of
as the best medicine sold anywhere,
GOOD fof those who safer from brain
fag, from the depletion Of the system
from any cause, and for those who arc
building TIP after sickness.
What ! had heard Of it Proceed 10 be
true in nv case and ! do not hesitate
to recommend Paine Celery Com
pound for a nerve-building or force
building medicine. / have taken more
Of il than Of ali other medicines for the
last twenty years. It has done the
work for inc and feel sure il win DO il
for any one else ....
w. II. RAYMOND.
New Work, Nov. 10, 1851.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Chicago.


Chicago. August S0.-Cattle-Receipts
S000 head. Market nominal. Good TO
prime steers. $S.0tdS.75; poor to medium,
S4.00Il7.25 stockers and feeders. $. 50G5.25;
cows, N.50d450; heifers. S2.50d6.00; can
ners. S1.59G2.50: bulls. S251Q5.00; calves,
S2.75d7.25; Texas fed steers. S3.0oQ5.0o;
western steers, $40o05.S5.
Hogs-Receipts today. 5000 head; esti-
mated for Monday, 5000; left over. 5000
Market steady TO strong. Mixed and
butchers, S710Q7 good 10 choice heavy,
S7.4od7.70: rough heavy. S695a7.30; light,
S7.o0G7.50; bulk Of sales, S.25Q1.4 40
Receipts. 1000 head. Sheep
steady. lambs steady. Good to choice
wethers. IS. 50dS Is; fair 20 choice mixed,
s.. 50Gi3.50: western sheep, S2.5oQ265. ma
tive lambs. $S5oQ61o; western lambs,
S4.0oG56o.
Official Yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 25.-
502 head; hogs. 1855 head; sheep. 4.o1i
head Shipments-Cattle. 1854 head; hogs,
4,203 head; sheep, 6.5s9 head.
Kansas City.
Kansas city No. August 20.-Cattle-
Receipts. 200 head. Market unchanged.
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
S7.2oIS.05. fair to good, S4.60G7-l5; stockeTs
and feeders. s. 9la47o: western fed steers.
SS.0oa50o: Texas and Indian steers. $500
$40: Texas COWS. Sl.75G2.15; native COWS,
S155d450; native heifers. S2.25ls5-25; can
ners. $10oG2.25; bulls. s-50qs.5o; calves,
S2o005.50; receipts for the week, $500
cattle $3.50 calves
Receipts. $50 head. Market
strong To Sc higher; no top stun here.
Top $50. hulks Sl.3597.55; heavy. $3.50
100 mixed packers. S7-SoT7.5o; light $40
114sis; workers, $50 l.flia; piss. S6.SsG
7.e Receipts FOR the week. lsooo head.
Sheep Receipts. head. Market nomi-
nal. Native lambs. &.2ed5.60. western
lambs * cog LOO. native wethers $. 40
4oo. western wethers. 8 9eq3-95. fed ewes.
$5-35Q4l5; Texas clipped yearlings, $3-psSf
3.S5; Texas clipped sheep. 2soI510; stock
ers and feeders. S2.SoG2.eo. Receipts for
the week. H.leo head
ST. Louis.
s.. Louis. No. August 9a.-Cattle-Re-
ceip1s. 45o head. including 20 Texans.
Market steady. Beef steers. s. 75l71.75;
stockers and feeders, SS.4e24.7o; COWS and
cows and heifers, S26ad3S5.
Hogs-Receipts. lea head Market sen
orally SC higher Piss and lights S.2SG
$50; packers. $l-5oQ7.65; butchers. S5-559
Sheep-Receipts. SO head Market
steady. Natives. $S.5oG4oe; lambs. Sseo9
SO.
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. No. August 50-Catue-Re-
ceipts. zs2 head. Market steady. Natives,
s. 25dSe5: cows and heifers. SLSe0615;
veals. s. eaas.5o. bulls and stays. 500
SIS. stockers and feeders. Sa1575 8.
FoCs-Receipts. 9sa4 head. Market &C
higher Light and light mixed. Sl-S5el7- ::
medium and heavy. $7-s5e T.1o, pigs, Ss-SSE
200. bulk. s7-45G7-65-
Sheep-Rcceip1s. none
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HOG SALES
Local Grain and Produce Market.

GNNGi NJ dfu anu = AON~NS ''N--+
Wheat Farmers delivery Hard. old,
No ., 5S1-c. new. No. > SOC Ne. 3. 95a51c;
No. i. 5oQ52c, soft No. >, 56lec Carloads
on track-Hard No. >. soc; No 3. ga
b5c. No 4. 4sd5ec. red. No. >, SOC; No. s,
5eQ54c. No. z. fs45Oc.
Corn-No. o s3c
Oats-Farmors delivery, 24925c. Car
loads On track-No. g. CSC; No. 4, 24G-5c-
Hay-Ailalfa 10. J. $500; No. 2. $4.S9-
prairie Gocsel 30. ]. 500; No. >. 4.5o;
baled No J. s5.53: Nc. ,. So.
Flour (wholesale)-Best patent. $40.
in carload lots. delivered 10 all southern
Kansas points.
Eggs-l4c. subject 70 Gambling.
Butter-P3cking, lose, country. 16Gl7c.
PoultTy-Hens SC; spring broIers. ~
to 2iA pounds. Ice; turkey hens. SC. toms.
&c; geese. full feather. sc; ducks. full
feather. &c.
Hides-G. s. and round Sc: side
brand hides. 80 pounds and up 1tsc: side
brand hides. under IS pounds. size. 6. :
bull hides. &c; glue stock and bad grub
by. &c. green hides, SC; No. ] horse.
SIS; No. . horse, Sl-25. pony hides. 75c 10
500; dry flint butcher. &c pounds ana Up.
1910; dry flint fallen. I6 pounds and up lie:
all light hides under Is pounds 9iac; all
light sailed hides. Ice. all cuns. &c. No.
tallow. SIC. No. tallow. SIC, sheep
pelts, 25f75c.
Green fruit-Apples per bu-. 4oG50c;
basket, -oG30c: peaches basket. 6o0S5c:
wstermelons, per dozen, SIo9GS2.o1; canta-
ioOpes. per dozen. 2e950cs bananas, per
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

pitching ~ Grif1th. In TIE second game
Il was nip ard tuck untl Waddeu made
a thrse-bsEe hit and sent intuo uluain9
runs o. the eighth lnuiHs. Attendance.
I410. Score
First game nH =
Chicago $3.50. Q / G ] - o
Philadelphia. o o. o o ] O.
Batteries - Srinith and Mcfarland,
Mitchell. Wilson and Gchrsck
CHICAGO. 9. PHILADELPHIA. g.
Second game RHE
Chicago ..... o 0IIao 90
Philadelphia 2 can
Batteries Patterson and Mcfarland.
Wadden ard schrcck
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HOG MARKET
GOES HIGHER
Receipts Were Light Even for
a Saturday.
ONLY WAGON HOGS SOLD
Buyers Promptly Advanced
Prices Five Cents,
ONLY WAGON HOGS SOLD

HOS receipts yesterday were about what
was expected for Saturday. and that was
practically nothing. There was not a car
load Of hogs received during the day and
the only offerings were a few head of
wagon deliveries. The buyers were pres
ent. ready to buy all the hogs that might
come. ard they promptly advanced the
market cents for the few that were on
sale. It is the intention of the buyers
here to keep in line with the other west
ern markets. but they are more prompt in
following the rises than the declines, es-
peciallv when hogs are scarce.
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BIAS BALL.
National League Games.

BOSTON, 4. BROOKLYN. =
Boston. Mass. August 3o.-Boston won
the last game Of the home series from
Brooklyn this afternoon. Eight safe hits
of Hughes IN the first three innings
brought victory. Attendance. 2.457. Score
RHE
Boston ......I7I 900 . .-4D 1
Brooklyn .... o o o. o 2-3 II
Batteries-wnlis and Kittrcdge. Hughes
and Iatlmer.
PITTsBURG. 3: CHICAGO. 2
Pittsburg. Pa. August 90.--Two bases
on balls and errors b. Menafce and Tinker
defeated Chicago In the twelfth inning Of
a splendidiy contested game. Attendance.
500 Score:
Pittsburg ...... 0002000 $40 8
Chicago ....... l00900s 90 o. 5
Batteries-TannehiH and Smith: Lund-
gren and king
NEW YORK. 3. PHILADELPHIA. 2
Philadelphia. Pa. August New York
won today's game from Philadelphia In
the last inning The locals bad lead or
one run. and the visitors. with two sin
gies. a hit and Douglass Wild throw.
scored two runs. Attendance. 295s. score
RHE
New York 49, O 90 900 - /
Philadelphia 0 o o 80 1
Batterles-Cronin and Bowerman. FRA
zer anG Douglass.
CINCINNATI =. ST LOUIS. 2
Cincinnati o.. August 29-The Clncin-
natl team had 10 trouble whatever 81
connecting with ONeii today ard won
the game easily. Phillips Ess Elective
when men were on bases. AKA the local
team played strong game. Attendance.
500 score,
Ri >
Cincinnati -.115 1913 ~ IS 9
ST. Louis go o. 8I @ 8-1s 6
Batferies-P PHILIPPE and Bergen. Neii
and Ryan
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BOSTON. r.. DETROIT
Detroit Mich. AuEsst 5.-fercFr was
easy f0r Boston this afternoea ard re-
tired in the seventh .u favor ~ fcllcE
&ccsray. who vas also Eit hard in tne
eighth. President johnson witnessed tire
game. Attendance. 25a score
RHE
Boston ......o1o sf8s4 OH IS 2
Detroit ..--- OIL =
Ratteries-1fsrcsE MrCar-hT arc Bee
lov Hughes ard waTrs-.
ST LOTS s. BALTIMORE ?
St Loals No. AuEust 8-zt Lezis
zon fne foartn sfraiznt xsns fross Pal
fina1re bere in easy fasalcn. HLtf vas
ri freely Throughout and hie s-9g.ers
Was miserable Harpsr ID fair uars Tor
s. Lglis. AID ats e8pp1Tf UaE Ep1f- A.
RHE
s. Lssis .8s l1fs s-su :
Hzltirnn-e ..1l O. g
Bafreries-Harper ard Eaaoss 1S1tz ard
Ron.ason-
CLEVELAND. 9. TTAsHfSGToE. q
CtsFesars. o. Auz-1st S. f-srr BARD asz
Go SUPERB ferr- srs sfaf sat FFashi1zrca
VITA o1Iy tNo ATS besa - atleh asfe
secured - Kelster Sftenis1ce. t-5t
e.erssaaa isA "a :
vTashlrgfn- go 8
Esafsefies- Bernhard ard L,farls. ora
ard CiarE
CHICAGO. =. PHILADELPHIA. 2
CaicaEy A1x-st q -Pnii44eigi-z ast
CfieaEe rtaFes tao - gee uast kofig
contested ranses e4sr s<s1 1a thc helcs
- consecutive hsifl1x AID ~ ezoe4s1f
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10, SIC; oranges, per box, S425q450; lem
ons. per box, $3.50g400
getables-Potatoes, per bu., 35G40c;
sweet potatoes, 1Q1i2c per 10; cabbage,
75c per 100 lbs; wax beans, 40Gf50c per
basket; egg plant. 25a5occ per dozen; on
ions per bu., 69GS5c.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

&eT YORK August ~ The week O. drT
goods closes with tire demand vel main
tanned FOR ne Ee1eral rsn - cotton goods
and prices steady Throughout Pri1t
cloths are firm sikh a fair demand f1T
-ar ~10+s Gotten FaTrs b. r-userats
6ensazd and easy q b-T from stock. ozt
IL some IS scueEnzt .ruer fcr yarls -
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New Tork- august sl-Erpo-ts z god
for ih@ H.ssr week sro1 Sew York ofiCi-
ally Te7arred az the custom house were
* 1rt- sslVer. Hs-Z
Imports q god 81 <ew York tbs week
we're xxEe hostiv frr-7 South Auer.1&
ard he 5 est Irdies. q silver, Eiss5<
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On the Produce exchange today the put
ter market was firm. Creamery, l5dstsc;
diaries. 13izdl7isc-
Eggs-Steady. FRESH. INC.
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY No August 20-Whsat-
Close-september. &c; December. s1<e:
cash No. hard 65nss1sc. 30. 3 had,
62lzd64c. No. hard. 591slc. rejected
hard. 5sa5sc; No. 2 red, 65qsSizc. No. ,
red. s2as4c.
September. 4s7kc: December, 5sz.c.
cash No. mixed. 55lzc. No. white.
59izasoc: No. ; white. 5s1z95sc-
Oats-No. white. Sc
Rye-No. ?. 32zs a55c.
Hay-Choice timothy. sacoGs-5o; choice
Butter-Creamery. 17a1sc: fancy dairy.
IsG17c.
Egg-Fresh. 80.
Receipts OF wheat 15s cars
ST. Louis
St. Louis. No. August 5o.-Wheat-
Higher No. red cash elevator efs.c.
track. sss4ds7c. September. sfsc. Deem
her. Sc: No 2 hard. ssF70c.
Corr-Eirher No 2 cash. SIC. track
sc. September. 55ise; December. SO
Oats-Easy No. ? cash. SIC. track,
-: September. 4sssc; December, &c.
No white. csc
Rye-steady. SC
New YORK.
New York. August e-Butter-Receip fs
sos packages Market Arn. Creamery.
I5G1ec. factory. IA t5t4cs renovated. 20
he imitation Creamerv. 1Fzff1 10
Ches-e-Recsipts, AZ packages- New
STATE fun cream and small colored fancy
ssGlf1zc. small white. Iezs Eleizc large
colored- ~ ds7xc. large white ft,dssc
EEzs-Recsipts. 5lf packages. Market
strong State snd Pennsylvania. PC.
western csndled. Isi-7-sc. western un-
caroled. lsGIsc
porlt~r-Alige steady Chickens f1i.E
&c; turkeys. &c. fowls z Dressed IT.
r, e1sar. western chickens. IlGltc. Tezt-
EN- fowls. "a l7izc turkeys. lsazc.
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5e4 cars. against 4S6 last week. Primary
receipts 95l 600 bushels.
IN CORN PIT.
Corn was dull all day, but prices held
firm Cash business was at a standstill
with none reported. Spectators were not
inclined TO do anything on their own
account. because OF the double holiday
over Labor Day. Receipts were still
small, but cables were lower. There
was a drop early in the day OF a full point
on the extreme dullness, but later frost
fears brought a rally. Advices from
Kansas and Missouri were TO the effect
that corn would be ready for the
shelters in a few days. There were no
seaboard elearances. September sold
from 75ssc, dipped to 565sc and rallied to
57asc closing steady &c up at SIC. De-
cember closed &c up at 427sc. Receipts
were 81 cars.
IN OATS PIT.
Oats ruled very steady and duh. There
was scattered covering early. melted
chiefly by rains in the northwest, whence
the trade was not OF very heavy volume.
There was some steady offerings by a
few longs. but they were absorbed. Sep
TENDER sold 10 34Ssc and closed tribe
easy 1c down at SIC. December sold at
SIC and closed firm &c higher at S07sc.
Receipts were So cars
PROVISIONS.
Provisions were dull and steady with
fluctuations OF very narrow proportions.
Hogs were wanted and prices al the
yards were higher This brought a rally
from the lower prices with which pro-
ducts opened Lard was IN fair demand
~ times and worked higher. At the
close, September pork was &C down. al
$500: January pork PC up at sls77is:
September lard 2isc up at Slo42ls and
October lard I5c higher at $3.50; septem-
Der ribs closed &c higher al sloz9zs and
October ribs SC Up AZ ss,s2iz
Estimated receipts FOR Monday; Wheat.
30 cars. corn. IS cars: oats. - cars. hogs.
1900 head. Hogs fer the week. 1890
head.
There VIII be no session Of livestock ex-
change Monday.
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Wbeat-No. , spring. 72q7Sc; No. 3. 6sq
&c; No. , red. 71ss47214c
Corn-NO. 2 yellow, 61Izc.
Oats-No. ?. S02.c: No white. 31d55slc.
Rye-No. 2. SIC.
Bsrley-Fair to choice mailing. 53d62izc.
Flaxseed-No. l, $l-41; No. northwest
ern, $l45.
Prime Timothy Seed-s4e0
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. SIS s5117.0o.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 80 40a10s5.
Short Rihs-Sides. loose, S10l0Gl0.25
Dry Sailed Shouiders-Boxed. sSsQS%c-
Short Clear Sides-Boxed. estQlo7Sc.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. s.5I.
Clover-Contract grade. &75.
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Town Of = 900 Burned

Constantinopie. August So-The greater
part Of the town q Kara Hissar. in ASA
Minor. has been destroyed by FIRE. Kara
Hissar has Z population OF about leo
people.
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The WOrthOf aPaper Pattern

Less than the tissue from which it is cut unless
the designing is done by an expert who is IL
such close touch with the trend of styles that he
can originate Patterns which are at once sealed as
"best" by Dame Fashion. No novices are employed
in the production of Designer Patterns, for which
we are sole agents. New Fashion Sheets free
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IN WHEAT PIT.

In spite Of a small trade there was a
firm undertone in wheat. Freezing TEN
Peratures still fingered on the distant
northern boundary OF the Canadian
northwest and bear spectators feared
frosts as a consequence. Showers were
general in the spring country. Gables
were lower. Paris having lost confines
in two days. This however. had little
effect as did d considerable enlargement
of the receipts OF new spring wheat
There was good buying Of December. but
most attention was given 70 Septemb Der
Wheat on shorts covering was lifted &c
az enc time. Statistics were of little
value this day last year having been a
holiday The exception 30 this was The
report Of 200 bushels % wheat and -four
cleared AT the seaboard. a bit OF news
that materially strengthened the pit
September opened unchanged 20 &c W at
-ossc 70 csc sold 70 7ll.c and closed firm
.sGizc higher AZ 75ssE7sc. December. sold
ebtween s7ssc and S7as6lsc ard closed
steady NC up at s7s4c Local receipts
were ~ cars. three u contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported - cars.
making total fer the three points II
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PRICES RUN
UP BY BULLS
Weather Reports of Frost
Keep Bears Scared.
INERTIA IN ALL PITS
September Grain Records
Higher Bids at Close.

Chicago. August 3O-Fears of frost and
other weather handicaps and big export
business in wheat and -four worked
against the dullness OF an ante-holiday
market Of grains today. Corn traders
were nervous over possible damage to
green corn fields and as a result what
changes were made in the somewhat dull
markets. were mainly on the bull scare.
September wheat closed sake higher;
September corn sc up and September
oats &c lower. Provisions closed SC lower
TO 15c higher.
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On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. Creamery, l5dstsc;
diaries. 13izG17izc.
Eggs-Steady. Fresh. 17izc.
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IN CORN PIT.

5s4 cars, against 4S6 last week. Primary
receipts 95l. 600 bushels.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago. Aug s9--The leading futures
rangel ; folloHs.
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An.rlssn 49, ,.sn osnss.

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New Fall Dress Goods South Entrance

Our Dress Department better position to com
Dletely I'LL than this fall We
showing called for by od Fashion as well as
anticipated for upodae early fall and winter costumes
You always department the correct things mod
erately priced.