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Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
PaanohQper Sopen.

Som He9eI gaar BET iaaEeSeS, at en
Bs6elbob, JON i%toruer ct Spngief for
at fo1 Gag / en- SorbrpOer 90 for at
lprte bant Hyper for Struf. Nen
berfra er Der M fleet en- llrotogsIIe /
Ddnoiae, Sainois. en 9eSer FOR
Ysbelen, JON oen 25Se SuIi lpndeSe
en- Reger og iaa angre5 6rngTet / Sen.
ne @D, bar MI faaet i'm Straf. Oct
er @infielO 9afer. Tom III er utSer
SaaS % 9itffe. Ge anore 0eltagere
/ Oprsret ifiG.uer mi, ba &c icr, oct
or iarigt Gafoiae ialfaIS at trpoe
Sooen UNDER 5sooer. On bel Rrffe
RGnS er itiaet iroer anflage cg pen.
ter paa lin 9om.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Sfybruo / Ranias.

SirSSag forairageSe ct Sfp5rliO.
at Big 9hue.Glpsn beS RarDsoiae.
aarids. ites i6 5oO poo Ct Ssr Ii.
mer. iad N 30 Suis itoJ mSer Ban0,
% gcboerue uraatte tlppe op | Srar
ior at reSSe n Sip. ! Sen lille 9D
9liets ipfotss ale 9lHiter og 20 8ao.
meo Bnr0. Sfa0en an.
it1aeS til $4,000. 6reSerif Soers
ira Gunlgnuile 0rutneSe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
5nopanorinoen
Snrgent trur, at Hntnllet iaar pil
uoeritigc en- Riaiou.

! Suli 1903. cen ierite Raanc0 I
6iitdlaaret 1904, fom Der tic De Gore.
ueOe Stutcr 67,53S. Sargent, So
ucost Tor MISUNDERSTANDING. ub-
talcr iom lin 9serins, at artolet al
SnSoauSrere of rna 100000. oet
itsrite 3al iom nOaenlirSe er fanmes
bie nao Ct aar. SargeIt oil bune
Sl~tniarntionen ~inSifrrnict, Sa oer
frrIrer en- bel lei min5re snifetiee
SrOoanSrerc iii SnrSct. Srcoan.
SrttIen bar urcgc. itor / aaret, iom
erote nco SirHi 1903. men Se1p tpaiier
I'll at biipe itsrre / iuSepGrrnSe gar.
I'll Smu1prligniug bioirttrS Spga.
1erne for Suli MtaneS 1902 OF 1903.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
utilization paa Cuba.

Den 4%onmisiion iom iflA0e afs
merle 8rGr'errc for Zen amerifaHite
aulitotion / 9abin Soi,Oa. bar psHot
iiIbage til Saoml 90 bar ~ir0lecaret
i'm Hnpport. Statipneu bill omiott,
1868 acreS, buorai TO 5rebicoele er
Ell Mpr. StGtioren pil blipe paa en-.
berlte al &c TO Rps, iom iHGeiln.ter
Sauun. Vaa QitiiOeu er Ser Ell Sol.
De, bUorpaa | 1926 Ct Sort blep an.
Iagt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Raoium oe 9sStraaIer.

ellie Spienobel er en- If Mars
.gige | Rem Bort. 5um bar upret
blind, liSen bun bar 3 War sammel.
men mn bar Sun facet spnet iaien
iom ReiuItat al ct Experiment meS
RaSinH % RoentgensS trnaIer. Or.
Serfins og Eiliam !. Sammer .sn
gleftrifer, bar ioretaaet oisie Grperi.
meHter, iom beapubt e iorrige ems.
bag. Otter ire Iasss GrperimeHter
furoe gisen finite 9ienitanOe, iom
iiptteoes. os fIIoe tpbeIig ie amin.
beige eIef'riife 9pS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Dampbaao iynfcr.

! SnSiaaa or Ger 81 s Nii lang
Glnal mcIlem Indianapolis % 9rou0
Ri5yle Eart. ! 0enre aanal. iom
CIR ira 10 fl 10 300 0p5 / Risten.
ianf IamsJaosen "Srciond" iioite
gsrSn. Ter opitoo en- Bdnit blmrSt
&c 80 Sasiagerer. ion par om6oro.
% cnfei.e 4iCnO blep ina gale al
SfrGi, al &c taiteSe ifrigerSe aoin.
tcr % gsrn oOerboro. st Bar AZ
E1sil5ercrHe iisrr al De Jan en- apt:
q ct Barn Surfre. mems orSre pun-
itaar, NJ ale ftp irelite.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
pcrccns hurtieite Grapcr

Gn Dill | > Qiiuatar! Get oar MI
cirfelig bGrat, ut en- Seit tar tracet
Ell Nl pca TO Niuutcr, roact, iont
Scitedfferc | aarc0is Jar Oremt OFT
icm en- fern NsnIigba6. Oct cr Sop.
pen "Sou Nncn". ~tiT6srerSe 6. q.
Billings. iom RonSog ~iulOrnStc
Oct ui0uHocrt:ge 1rucIsb / Nra0oiae,
Didsi. Zen beSite Irnoer. igr "2ou
Giaor" ltSisrte til Reitrritpffc. par
"9resceus", iom hlSsrs.s Riien paa
2 gtimrtrr % ga SchmSer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Seeynoer 2lrbeioct.

SdnSmoalere I Cnfe Cams 5icne.
ite er ollereSe | Gang nrS at ltSisre
lin Del al arbeiSet iorat aongres,crs
seiIurnin8er ON 3rrisatior | geititl.
terttr tou blioe til Ell 8rfeligJeo.
0terr enO 100000 srres er bfepct
afdt ira Oct offentiigc 2anSonranSc
al Scnipn til Srrigntioncn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Caller ON 5inIano.

Ten iinife apIoni i g6ieago baoSe
Rmpolg en- Eicnie ! 8eit &ulman.
Siliteoe Dor ogiGa Gero grffo. tiN.t.
sere 8eOofisr / SdifaiprS. iom bieo
uboiit al trii rilSiiife GIacelnsr. erf.
4asoatcr at itSgipc 4ptier / 3elu 9orf
% eb'cago. tSaa to9e Marodg til
iine aaHOsma'ro ON 6t~r9oiOcne / Sim
ldn0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Grams oe Goft.

slbmiral GudnS er Gbei for ocn
6laoOcalSelins, JON ior Sioen or ita'
iioReret amcrifas niiatiife 9eiiSScl.
Ter. Dieaem gpons % @uocrrsr Saft
paa Sc iilippinifc Ger bar Ger tTnge
purct StriS on, hocruiot Ssoificerer
paa tSiIippl rcrnc bar at lDitrs Iait
eler @panS. Sagen er iorelaat &c.
pcrtamentet | 81tiug.on % or emo
M life aigiort.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Danes Ronr,nis iioncn
Seruc o. eHbre GmbrosmGnS iHuul.
Dctst | StaHsnlcr.

) anleSH no al al 6luifticuGrer /
Srioianerton.pret, ion iiE.igcre me0'
Belt. bar bergttct lin ofiiciellc Still.
ling til at ber.ge iig. on unSer Den
llr6eriaaeIfe. JON M iore1aar | HGon.
re aontor. bar SHOenrigsminiIrr
Sitdcrd hIanSt og'nd uS.ait At Stl
iaafll0te TumeS acamiSiion, JON al
Rongrcsien hlep oprettet for at ui.
lutte Sraftatcr meS SrSiurFrnc. ber
a~lifaifcS. Nhe6Iemmerre al aommiS.
lioren buoribianSt cams 9irbp /
Mtinncioaa, far biut lsrmer>e Still
finger, men inar Si!hcof tit 6or.
llaa ul Sc otyila mite Sen. StnoS.
r1aSen oil. at 1cpnr. erentet ieto
ifal csartIGe cen @ierntn8 aonmiS
lioncn bi0til tar pGisrt.
Slc2urBsmirite tier Sitdtod iinEsr
unoer Den llT0erisaSlie icm M paa.
gaar, al lt1clJ Here 6iuItitonprer bar
bcnr!.ei i'm 9ToeositigirS ii II or.
DC SaESio Esfl / Snoinner.erri!oriet.
z. u, 9rcitnS, agens for Soreuir
gen til SHSiancrrcS 9cIfutttlic, pan-
itaar, at 8.uemcr @oieiep ior Grid
r'Gm.S yaranm ca iortNrcIreRse IN
tcrnaI Reoenuc Collector Goso er VT
tIeeiep, / q 2mSfeapaui. IctSe oil
blioe 9utTSig urSeTiggt.
6ipis 6er, cR RcOaftsr arS
more Observation-Disclosures, 6cfDfSer
oaiaa llniieo Sta,rs Rari0an Colbert
for SdtSiu;iteel ior pna Here leld.
Ger at barc .bctpttct i'm Stiairg icr
AZ tiene Fenae.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
9erp@t2pska
N@Afa&
asssm~ss 9isssss - Bsss&s Hsssss.
MpertIsIemsntss

Haa ~iaofssercs ieHet tvsr aRanbas q Tsrsbss ukcrs
ssn. svsrtiaifmsussr instaess iffs ! 10 paa ainaHSen
islssuos Rumsrs meslHiasrs bet Hbirpffslis fsrlan,
ssa euss ct avHtsismssx nr fsrt sOnma tus
Iirsbaasaamsrs, !. Or, forlausd iHorrffsf 8 9dnse.
vI BET ;Smms iueis 1irssassHuusrs. Brsue, ben izes
hsIssr Es1sssismsatsT, ism bet hafr msb, bsr 10
les aSsrtssisms nj I bet nssre eisrns paa Con
~oglHisu-
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
S,tat.
Zen iGioss oaiaa Siab.
uHeerttosn Sirefula.

Ten inioes o9iid Siab.
tlHeertiosn Strofula.
Zen i0mmer / Better. Der brrHoer %
iptr. neit ltr waterie. isrter. IssRsr al
0Uer % ouer igIen.
lluptrtineu b,r ben iroRif. better belle
SsasHs;, ~iyrmhuHssr itRrt yieslie. Sppns
isssee % almIuoella GeotrpftheA
Ten brso no niee neaS unoerlise Spie
paa AEatsns til geTs Sea y S3arp. Cove
SENT S4'.. R% 6ee. rs. Ieompioa, Sar-
p,ae. u. y barrie ben oper belle 9ssemst.
tsa plaasos Mrs. i, 8. Ahriiiau sRaborae
fats q. y, { yer air 90 2. ". 8idareieH
IL. eH,htert o.. I iemtea Mar.
Stsis sieenoe bepSoaer. ieui Suiisper
aHprs. al De blfp Rnriigs % cariss Aelbre.
bet az
Hoods S~arsaparilIa
Der alb i%isrEsr aariassn III GeSema pee at
IsH'e Slooei sraHoist % bpess % esle Sp.
tenet.
uaad,a pills hflbxfber au< p<n<r AMER 4frfa Ne
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-28
Hoods SarsapariH;

Hoods Pills sstssssss aus ssssr'ass. ssn ns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
GRAIN WAS WEAK
Prices Affected by Good Wealth
er and Low Cables.
Provisions Firm. September
Pork Showing Early Gain.
STOCKS STARTED WE'LL
Advance Was Interrupted Early
in the Day
By Sudden Slump of 6 1-2 in
Z. f. & /.
STOCKS STARTED WELL

Chicago. July 17.-WHEAT-Lower cables
with reports of fine weather took strength
from the local market at the opening to-
day. September starting at 1850 to 763zG7sc.
a shade to &c lower than yesterday
close. Prices during the opening hour
ranged between 764c and 76s4c. Receipts
at Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago were
227 cars
September was up to TIC, closing Ac
higher at TIC.
CORN-A noticeable weakness in corn,
caused by weak cables and almost perfect
weather. showed on scattered selling. Sep
TENDER opened &c to nc lower at 1880 10
soc, and ranged between 4s34c and SOC dur
ing the opening hour. Receipts were 1877
cars.
Corn closed firm. with September at
501s6Ac-
OATS-A little July oats for sale at the
opening caused decline of Nc Septem,
Der started shade lower at SS1zc. receded
to 331sc. May was easier on local selling,
and the market was not very active.
PROVISlONS-Open firm on the hog
situation, although had not fully recovered
from the recent furry. There was a fair
a gain of 1Oc at S14.50. with ribs up sc at
$s.52la; lard was off 21zc at $500.
VIII EAT-Cash: No. 2 red, 7S12c; No.
red new, 771zc; No hard winter new,
7s1zc; No. 3 hard winter new. 76a771zc;
No. / northern spring. Sic; No: northern
spring, SIC: No. 8 spring, 76GS0c.
OATS-No. 2. 35c: No. 3. 311k@33c.
RYE-July, SOC; Sept, 5012c; Dec, 5Oizc.
FLAX-Cash: n. w, SIC; S. W, 93c.
July, SIC: Sept, CSC; Oct. 96c.
TIMOTHY-July, s3.45; Sept, $S.171z; Oct.
ss.071a
CLOVER-July, $3.50.
BARI.EY-CaSh. 38G50c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
NeW York Stock.

New York, July 17-Wall St.-STOCKS
Opening prices rebounded from yester-
days late reaction. the recovery reaching
a large fraction for the leading speculative
favorites St. Paul, Missouri Pacific and
Brooklyn Transit rose Is. Anal gaDlatcd
Copper jumped IL on the purchase of 300
shares. and then reacted Is. General Elec-
trio rose 2
Amalgamated fell back to 461z. yester-
days low point. and the general market
receded slightly: But enormous buying or
derS appeared for the standard stocks on
the decline and there was an immediate
rally at all points. Amalgamated rallied
to above As again. and the railroad list adj
vanced beyond the first prices. Before IL
o. clock st. Paul. Union Pacific. Atchison,
the southwesterns. the PENNSYLVANIA
group, the New York Central. Fries. Alton
Northwestern. New Haven, Southern Rail-
way pfd.. Louisville Brooklyn Transit
Consolidated Gas, and u. S. Steel pfd had
risen ! to 1% over yesterdays close, l. c.
2 Smelling 215, and Lackawanna 5. St
Paul and Omaha jumped 614. The market
was strong and active at the end of the
first hour.
The advance was interrupted by a sud
den slump of 615 in Colorado Fuel to g.
the lowest price of the year. There was
a drop of ~ in Sugar and IA in Tennessee
Coal. The general list reacted a fraction.
and Amalgamated and Smelling point
The market steadied when Colorado Fuel
rallied 215. but became dull In the in
active list General Electric rose 8 and
Pullman pa, while Colorado Southern I'd
pfd fell IL, Iowa Central 2. and Toledo
St Louis & Western pfd. 21z. Standard
Rope and Irvine SKIES rose on the an
nouncement that the interest would be
paid Peoria & Eastern incomes lost 2.
The bond market generally was irregular
at noon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
MARRIQUIN'S MESSAGE.
President of Colombia on the Panama
Canal

Colon, Colombia, July 1.-THE text of
President Marriquin's message submit
ted to the Colombian congress has
reached here. The part referring to the
Panama canal says:
There are two alternatives before the
government. Firstly, the curtailment Of
Colombian sovereignty in consideration
CT certain pecuniary advantages and,
secondly, to vigorously maintain a SOW
ereignty and demand peremptorily the
money indemnity to which we consider
ourselves entitled. In the first case the
wishes of the inha bitants of the de-
partment of Panama will be satisfied,
but the government may be afterward
accused of failing to defend the SOW
ereignty of the country and of sacrifice
ing the interests of the nation.
In the second case if the canal is not
built via the Panama route, the govern
ment will be accused of failing to obtain
the wealth of which the canal may be
regarded as the beginning and which
may be the sole condition of our future
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. l have already made
known my wish that an interOceanlc
canal should be opened through our ter
ritory 1 think even at cost and sacri-
flee we should not place obstacles in the
way of such grand enterprise becau use
it would surely result in gigantic
material Improvement of our country;
also, because once the canal is opened,
we will expand and draw closer in our
relations to North America, whereby our
industries, commerce and wealth would
be greatly benefited.
Happily for me the immense respon-
sibility of deciding the questions rests
upon congress, which must definitely
approve or disapprove the treaty pro-
posed by the United States government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17

knew it, he said he had seen things
Gray did.
Where did you see them?" was
asked.
"oh. when I was out chasing around
in the evening"
What We're you out chasing around
for?''
''Oh, just to get up an appetite"
Who were you chasing?"
Just chasing myself" replied the hui
morous witness
S. L. Lennox. a coal dealer and hard
ware man testified that Gray had bad
reputation.
E. L. Writ. a real estate dealer who
has lived in Garden City since 1886 saio
Gray's reputa ton was very bad.
A H. Warner. a merchant in Garden
City for II years, said Gray had a bad
reputation in the community.
Fred Brown, the father of Irma
Brown, who it was claimed had been
killed by Dr. Gray, testified that DR..
Gray had told him that his daughter
was suffering with kidney and bladder
trouble, after Gray knew what the girls
condition was. This evidence was intro
duced to prove that Gray was guilty of
unprOfeSsiOnal conduct.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
Minor Washington Happenings.

Washington, July 17.-David Craig OF
ST Louis has ben appointed assistant
plumber at Fort Leavenworth, kas
Robert F. Avery of Wakefield, kas-,
has been appointed mechanical
draughtsman at Rock Island arsenal.
Ill.
Miss Josephine Connolly, of Kansas
City, Kan. has been re-instated as as
sistant matron of Chamberlain Indian
school. S. D.
Civil service examinations will be
held this fall for positions in the depart
ment service as follows: Kansas-Fort
Scott, September go October p, Par
son, October Z; .5alina, October Z and
81; Topeka. September 80 and October
81; wichita October 2 and 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
MONEY FOR UNCLE SAM.
Will Recover Pay for Large Amount
of Valuable Land.

Pueblo. Colo, July 17.-By the compro-
mise of the largest land contest ever in
the United States land office in the city,
the United States government Will be palo
many thousands of dollars for several
thousand acres of valuable coal land In
as timber and stone locations and under
other acts.
Although nominally the contests were
between private parties. it was in reality
a fight between the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company and the Victor Coal company
on one side and the Union Fuel and iron
that have been instituted have been dis
continued and representatives of both
CORPORATIONS are buying from the govern
ment at coal land rates. $50 per acre.
Most of the land in question had been
entered at $3.50 per acre.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17

ern securities relieved an otherwise fea-
tureless market. The 4 per cent. bonds
dropped Pr the common stock 51k and the
pfd. points. Some demand for Atchison
pfd. and American Car helped them a
point, and the general list was quite firm
though dull up to / O'clock when II
showed signs of weakening under large
sales of Rock Island.
Rock Island fell off to 27% the lowest
price ever recorded. Reactions from the
best reached a point in some of the other
favorites before the decline was checked.
Prizes rebounded strongly before 2 o'clock
and several of the coalers and transcon-
tinental stocks touched the highest of the
day. c. c. c. & st. L. and Realty lost
l and III. Northwestern pfd. advanced IA
and Consolidated Gas 22z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
WILL TRY INJUNCTION.
Russia's New Plan for SURPRISING
Zionist Movement.

New York. July 17.-According to the
Russian correspondent of Jewish paper
published here Russia in its efforts to
Suppress the Zionist movement. will here
after enjoin the promoters from holding
iecting money All existing organizations
will have to disband to cease their activi-
ties.
of the government is explained by the
correspondent in a statement attributed
to a member of the Russian ministry, TO
the erect that it has been found instead
of centering all their efforts uon the coloni-
cation of Jews in Palestine, the Zionists
pose of strengthening their position in the
lands where they live.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
Chicago Livestock Market.

Chicago July Receipts g.
GOO; steady. Good to prime steers, s.. 10d
$50; poor to medium, $4.00d5-O0; stockers
and feeders. S2.5Gd4.50; cows. $l5eq 4; 40;
heifers. s2.25d4.75; Gamers. $1-5Oq2SO; bulls
s.. 4.35: calves, $2-50d6O0; Texas fed
steers. $3.25Q4. IS.
Receipts today. 10000: tomorrow,
10 coo; left over, $3.50. Steady to sc lower.
Mixed and butchers, $515d565; good to
choice heavy, S5.40n5.60; rough heavy: $5:ot
Q5.35: light s5.30d5.70; bulk of sales, $3.50
$50.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: sheep steady.
Good to choice wethers. 50. 75a4 10; fair to
choice mixed. S3.00d3.75; western sheep,
s. 5Od4. 25; native lambs. SS00Q6.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
Last Day of Ottawa Assembly.

Ottawa. Kas, July 17.-Dr. R J.
Campbell of London. England, address,
ed the Chautauqua assembly on the
rise and decline of agnost;cism. Dur
ing the evening the Rev. Stanley L
Krebs gave the irst of his lectures
The assembly closes tonight with the
chorus recital 1t is believed that the
session will a little more than pay ex-
penses. The Pew. c. S. Nusbaum, who
was reelected as secretary, presented
his resignation to the board. The res
ignation was not accepted. An arrange
ment viii be made to employ an assist
ant secretary next year and retain Mr..
NuSbaurn as secretary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17

Liverpool opening cables: Wheat, Esd
lower; corn sd lower.
Liverpool. 1870 p. m: Wheat, SD lower;
corn, I'D lower
Chicago receipts, car lots: Wheat, 80;
graded .. Corn, 1877; graded, IS. Oats,
100; graded, 4.
Argentine shipments this week: Wheat,
AS 900 bu: corn, 2.54S, 900 blu. Last year:
Wheat 24.Ooo bu.: corn, loss, 900 blu.
Northwest receipts, car lots: Minneap-
Oils 159; Duluth. s. Last year same day;
Mime d polls. IA: Duluth. So
Closing Liverpool cables: Wheat, SD
lower: corn, 34d lower for the day.
Kansas City receipts, car lots: Wheat,
III corn, "a; oats, 9.
Chicago: Estimated cars tomorrow
Wheat so: corn. 235; oats, go.
Privileges good tomorrow: September
wheat-Puts. 1850: calls. 7sc; curb, 77Ac-
September corn-Puts, 49S4c; calls, 5OS4c;
curb, 5OAc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. July 1z-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 Market steady to strong
Native steers s.. 5G05. 20: Texas and Indian
steers 81 75G4i0: Texas cows. $1.25d2 IS !;
native cows and heifers $1.75d4.50; stock
ers and feeders. $250G4-5O; bulls $2.OO1
35- calves 81 OGd5.25 western steers, $500
q4S6: western cows. $230a3.25.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900. Market steady
RI1IL of sales S5.35d5 4G: heavy, S5.S0d537l u
"a cl<ers S5306f5.S7lz: medium. $3.50 5.40
light, S5.30@5.45; workers, $540Q5-45; pigs,
S. 4e675.4 40.
Muttors Sc. O06t495: lambs, $3.2oGe.0o: range
wethers $3OoQ5.e0; ewes. S3.cJQ490.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
New vork money Market.

New York. July 17-MONEY-Prime
mercantile paper, 51b@6 per cent; ster-
ling exchange irmer with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4.S6. 25G4 $3.50 for
demand and at 81. SO. 90d4. 81 for 80 day bills
posted rates, 81. S41bdS5 and $4S7Q7z; COM
mercial bills A.S324.
Money on call steady at 2q31s per cent 4;
closing 2. Time money firm, 60 days, 415U%
per cent; 80 days, 1905 per cent; six
months, 6 per cent.
SILvER-Bar silver, $3.50; Mexican dol
lars 42lkc.
BONDS steady; railroad.
IRREGULAR.
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No. mixed, 4S1zG4sc: No. 2 white. 5Oa51c;
OATswNo. white. sSGs9c; No. mixed.
351zc.
RYE-No 2, SIC.
HAY-Choice timothy, $500; do prairie,
$11.O0611.50.
BUTTER-Creamery, 1e1k@1S1kc; dairy.
fancy, 16c.
EGGS-F'resh 12c.
Receipts of wheat, 70 cars.
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Gen. Miles Failed to Appear.

Leavenworth. Kas., July 17-Lieut. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles was expected at Fort
Ieavenw orth Thursday. although no Off
cial notice TO that effect had been received
at the post Anticipating visit from the
distinguished officer. Col c. w. Miner,
the commanding officer at the post. issued
an order that all the soldiers at the post
should remain where they could be noti-
fed at a moments notice upon General
Miles arrival. But he came not.
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81. Louis Livestock Marke.

St. Louis, Mo, July 17.-CATTLE-Re-
CENTS $500. including $500 Texans. Market
steady to strong Beef steers. sS-00Q5.10;
stockers and feeders, 81. 7od3.70; cows and
heifers So 25n425; Texas steers, $2.50Q4.25;
cows and heiers. $2.25G3.50.
HOGSAReceipts, 1000 Market steady.
Pigs and lights, $4.S0d5.S0: packers. IS: 300
$40. butchers and best heavy, $5.30d5.6O.
SHEEP-Receipts 200. Market steady.
Natives, So. 5OG3. so; lambs, S4.20d5.60; Tex
ans e. 50d4 25
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PLENTY OF BLACKBERRIES
Wathena Has Shipped 10000 Crstes
in Three Days.

Wathena, Kan, July 1.-THE black
berry crop is the largest and finest ever
known in this fruit belt. In the hrSt
three days this week over 10000 crates,
or about IL car loads, have been ship
ped. Friday is expected to be the ban
ner day, when it is estimated five cars
will be required to move the fruit
The ruling price has been $l-5O per
crate. and it will probably remain at
that the rest of the week. The berries
are unusually large and the quality fine.
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Chlcaeo Produces Market.

Chicago July 17.-BUTTER-Easier
Creamery. 15030c; dairy. 131zQ1615c-
EGGS-Steady. 13d141zc.
CHEESE-New. steady. Daisies, 11Q
1l1Lc: twins, 10010lzc; Young Americas, 11Q
111kc- .
chickens, 12d121zc-
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Sugar and Gomez Market.

New York, July 17.-SUGAR-Raw, firm
Fair refining. 3-16c; centrifugal SO test
| 8 11-16c: molasses sugar. 2 15-16c. Refined
firm Crushed, $3.50; powdered, $50; gran
COFFEE-Quiet; No. Rio. s-16c.
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Kansa. citv Produce Marke..

Kansas City, July 17.-WHEAT-Sept
67c: Dec, 6s15e. Cash: No hard. q
15c No g. GOTHIC: No. 4, &c: rejected,
6S064c; No. 2 red, 73Q74c; No. 3, Ike
CORN-Sept. 4ss4cs Dsa- 4slzc. Cash;
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Range of Prices on Stock.

FURNISHED by J. E Gall. Commissions
Grain. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Office ITO West Sixth street. Telephone
4S6. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Co., Kansas City, Mol
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Stove Exnlosion Causes Fire.

Salina. July 1.-THE explosion of
ccal oil stove resulted in a fire which
destroyed the home of Peter Johnson
near Brookville. The loss is about ST.
500.
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Cotton Market


Galveston, July 17.-CoTToN-steady
12c.
New York. July 1Z-COTTON-Spo
closed quiet, 20 points decline Middling
uplands, $12.50; do. Gulf, $12.75. Sales. 200
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Kansas City Grain.

FURNISHED by ]. E Gall. Commissions,
Grain, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 West Sixth street. Telephone
1856 Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Co.. Kansas City, NO.