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RossER CONVICTED.
Found Guilty Of Murder IN Killing .
cetectiXe.

r-nioa. No. July z-S~orEs Collins.
~ hank rohber. zsz today convicted z
murder n the 1TEt degree SoT re kiaiifE
of Detective Charles = schuf-issch.ss. f'szr
stanton No. on Ja1gzTJ = TIE ptr-
atty prescribed - law death " hen
ne verdict Sas read Collins iisfea~1
calmly. and Win the SANE fcgttrs1e ts-at
hzs chzrzctrrlze-a hLs nzzrl1g si1ce -
srres. IL company WITH y Villain Ho1nl.a.
q. Hartford. Conu-. issE 2a-cs- kae7i5h-
no recently esczpea sro- the - Louis
jail. IS st1a AZ large
Few xozsez we're "a ths coc-1 room
VIXEN the fry resErze5 rs hn1s1E- ard
here vas 10 ce--o.str.ztzn q any kisA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
6AS BALL.
National LEAGUE.

ST LOUIS. S; CINCINNATI. :.
ST. Louis. July 22.-Smoot's sensational
home run drive in the ninth with two
out gave St. Louis the game lip TO
that time it looked as though Cincinnati
had the game cinched. Donlin's sensa-
tioIal throw TO the plate. heading Burke
of, was a feature. Attendance, 200.
Score: II Z
St. Louis ...........20G0 3-sl2 >
Cincinnati ......03 o , 00O 0 - Ii 0
Batteries: Currie. Brown and J. O'Neil;
Harper and Bergen.
PHILADELPHIA. 3; NEW YORK. >.
Philadelphia. July 22.-keister's double
and Tayior's wild throw on Barry's bunt
gave Philadelphia today's game over New
York. Attendance, LOO. Score:
RHE
New York 10000 00O0-2 3
Philadelphia IDOL 90 5000 L 3 II ,
Batteries: Taylor. McGinnity and Bow
erman; Sparks and Roth.
BOSTON. ); BROOKLYN. ?.
Boston. July 22.-Before Schmidt settled
down Boston scored runs enough to beat
Brooklyn today. Pittinger was effective
throughout. Attendance, 200. Score;
Boston ...........31 0O0O01'-5 9 =
Brooklyn ........0 0O0O1 0O1-2 6 3
Batteries: Pittinger and Moran;
Schmidt and Ritter.
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TO USE AS CRUISERS.
Government Will Pay Subsidy With
the War Privilege.

London. July 22.-It is announced that
the government has completed the agree
ment with the Cunard Steamship COM
pany and that il viii be shortly submitted
TO parliament and the shareholders IL
IS understood that the government viii
pay considerably over 5.00o for the con-
struetion OF additional steamers and that
the whole feet OF vessels VIII be az the
governments disposal as cruisers. The
agreement provides an improved Atlantic
mail service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Early Dissolution of Parliament Is
Anticipated.

London. July The Times publishes
that il is anticipated In Official circles
that the parliament win be dissolved early
in the next session and that a general
election Will occur in March
In connection with this announcement
rumors Were current yesterday that
Premier Balfour intended in October 10
make strong speech in support Of Co
lonial Secretary Chamberlsin's fiscal
program and that thereupon Chancellor
of the Exchequer Richie and the other
free trade ministers would resign which
course virtually eompels Mr.. BaIfoar 20
resign also and recommend dissolution
of parliauent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23

Immediately after the jury had been. poll
ed Collins was taken back TO JILL He
walked quickly, but made 10 comment
A motion for a new trial viii be filed to-
morrow.
Collins and Rudolph robbed the Union
bank and killed the detective after he
had tracked them They made q rich
haul. and when taken in Hartford much
of the stolen money was recovered in
their room,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
HEDGES REMOVED.
He FsIsifed His Diary, Misrepresent-
ina His Whereab

Washington. July 22.-CherIes Hedges
today was removed from the Office OF
superintendent of free delivery OF the
postofiice department on the charge of
classifying his diary and loaning his trav
cling commission. II is charged that h
reported himself at various places when
in fact he Vas not AZ those places on
the dates mentioned. in some instances
being hundreds OF miles away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
PUT OUT BLACK FLAG.
Ready to Defend II With Pokers and
BoilinQ Water

Dublin. July 22-Maude Come (Mrs.
Mcbride hung a black flag outside her
residence yesterday in memory OF the
pope. she said. 1t was pulled down by
the police. whereupon Maude Come. sup
ported by lady friends, hung out an
other black flag. and. arning themselves
with pokers and boiling water. dehied
the police. who summoned reinforcements.
But they made no further attempt TO
haul down the flag. which was again
displayed today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
SHOT AND KILLED.
His Boy Wouldn't Get Up When He
Was Called.

Des Moines. Iowa. July 22.-Because his
son Charles. aged IS. had refused 10 get
up when called. William Laird shot and
killed the boy as he lay in bed at Knox
Vile early today. chased younger son
10 the home OF neighbor in an attempt
To kill him also. then turned the weapon
upon himself with fatal effect. Laird
was addicted 10 drink and had separated
from his wife. the latter taking three
children. leaving the two sons with the
father. News OF the tragedy Frustrated
the mother and fears for her recovery are
entertained
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
BROKE HER CAFE.
Shamrock III Had Another Accident
Durinq a TritI Spin.

Sandy Hook. y. j.. July 22.-Shamrock
III broke her gait today during thick
forg. when the two Shamrocks Were
half way from the outer mark, running
back to Sandy Hook lightship- The
racers were hidden in the fog for an
hour. but both reached the Hook safely
Shamrock III was leading by three min
utes. 43 seconds at the turn Of the outer
mark
Vineyard Haven. Mass, July 22.-In the
race between the three cup yachts to-
day, soon after starting, the Reliance
and the Columbia stuck on a sandy shoal.
The Reliance foated in about TWO min
utes. but it required the services of a
tug TO free the Columbia. 1t is prob
able that neither yacht was injured
The Constitution broke her topmast OF
Gayhead and the Reliance finished alone
at 2:O3:O6.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23
Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The hos market esterday was charac-
telized oy great activity The hogs, too.
brought comparatively good prices
The shippers take good care OF their
hogs this hot weather and there are very
few dead hogs taken from the cars
Y Hunsinser of Leon. Day " Geo-
man OF AIemada. II 4. schmidt OF Cod
oal -teiner 4 Blair of Lyons. J. y.
"a opiva John Dooley of Elbing,
c f Blake Of Haven. Adolph Goldner
of Deroy. Logan & Robinson of To-
wanda. John Ternes of Garden Plain. J.
l. Vandaver Of Hackney Knott 4 Kirby
OF Belle PIaine Wolcott x O'Ne8l Of
Hutchinson. Townsend x Lamon Of An
dale. :. l. McNulleu Of Manchester and
& A. Foster Of Whitewater were among
the snappers who furnished hogs Tor the
M rket yesterday
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

kei continues IN a depressed condition
as far as business IS concerned Prices
are very firm and where goods are wanted
Cor immediate shipment high prices are
besng paid The market. however. lacks
speculation and conditions are likely 70
remain unchanged until The tobSsEs DAD
trade commences n aAraaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23

American LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND. Z; ST. LOUIS, 0.
Cleveland, July 22.-St. Louis was easy.
Moore holding them well in hand through
out. Cleveland punched hits off Evans
in the third and sixth innings. Attend
ance $500 Score: r III r
Cleveland ......00 , 0041 0*-7
St. Lous ...........OOOO0 5000
PHILADELPHIA. 3; WASHINGTON, l.
Washington July 2.-Ryan's home run
saved Washington from a shut-out. Dun
kle pitched his first game for Washing
ton and created a favorable impression.
Attendance 1900 Score: Il II +
Washington ........1 o 0 0 o o.
Philadelphia ......-.0 o 0 0 O.
Batteries: Dunkle and kittredge; Plank
and Powers.
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LEGAL Grain and Produce Market.

Below find sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board OF
Trade basis. delivered Missouri river. To
get price I o. b your station. deduct
Kansas City rate from your station,
WHasat-No. hard 6Sia06Sc; Nc. hard.
ssaeSc: No hard. eSG65c; rejected hard.
bsa92e.
C$orn-No. mixed sc; No miyei.
secE No ( mixed. 4Fkc; No. white. * 1 +,
Nd. white 4Slzc: no grade. 35I+oc
tpats-No mixed, S4ls9sS5c; No mix
eos. SSs4ssSic.
gFiour lwholesale)-Best patent S.9a.
Nh carload lots, delivered 10 all southern
Kansas points: delivered same. bran.
a5c; shorts. Sc; corn chop, No0; corn
\ Hay ia. No. I. $50; No, :. $50;
&rairie. kSese, No. l. $500: No ?. $50;
f6aled. No. l. $50: No. ?. $50: Nc 5. sS-oo.
seeds-Ka1fir corn. per bu.. p. SOC; cane
seed per bu.. SsES5ci fax seed, per cu'
81 GO: iniiist seed. per bu-. S5G+5c-
Butter-Packing, 1ei=c; country LGlfc.
Eggs-Subject TO Gambling. nrsts. Ice;
seconds. &C
Poultry-Hens. GIG; spring broilers Il
TO 21k lbs. lie; turkey hens. &c; toms. i
lbs. and over. &c: geese. fun feather, &c:
ducks full feather. &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bu-. 75c; popcorn.
roo IBIS, 81; turnips. per bC.. $ec: rhubaro.
-.ax 10. lizc; spinach, per lb-. Sc lettuce.
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DANIEL FRoHMAN'sP LANS.
Has Returned From Europe Ready for
the Season.

New York. July 2.-Daniel FrOhman.
John c. Fisher and his partner. Thomas
W. Ryley of "FIorodora" reputation;
Della Fox and others of theatrical fame.
who have been enjoying themselves in
Europe. got back yesterday on the Cedric.
Daniel Frohman declined 10 discuss his
rumored engagement TO Miss Margaret
Ellington. the young actress who has been
playing in +. II. Sotherns company
Il have been really preparing for the
season after >ext said Mr.. Frohman
yesterday. The approaching season has
already been provided for. The most i'm
portant thing I did was 10 arrange for
the appearance under Charles Frohman' $
management. Of r II. Sothsrn and Julia
MarIowe in Shakespearean roles at the
Windsor theater. London, during the sea-
son OF 1so4 and 1893
Mr.. Frohman said that he was going to
Far Rocksway at once 70 Join members
OF his family
Mr. Fisher. who with Mr.. Ryley. i'm
ported "FlorOdora" said that he and his
partner will today begin rehearsals Of
The Silver slipper" which they ara 10
produce al Atlantic City on August l.
I have brought the costume for A
Princess Of Remington the comic opera
BY Basil Hood and Edward German. which
We are TO produce al the Broadway the
alter on August 81. said Mr.. Fisher II
has been big 90 at the Savoy theater.
London. 7 engaged FOR this production
George Body. Jr., william stevens Mss
Lillian Burcham. Miss Fitzgerald and
Miss Cecil Erglehard.
Miss Engiehard win Be the prins don
IA. She Is A beautiful girl has q voice
Of excellent quality and h2s net with
great success IN England ard Australia
They are all new IN this country.
Mr. Ryley aad myself vii produce The
Medal and the Mad. By Owen Hall and
Sidney Jones We hare also secured The
American rights 70 the latest Partisan
success. Les SieurS De Virgy. q musical
comedy Just produced az Les yarsties
thester.
We are negotiating with a " Ding
wall FOR the exclusive control fer our
PLAYS OF the tine az the Broadway the
alter for the season of lsas AID 80
CORTLAND Palmer. the pianist. also re-
turned on the Cedric
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Wichita and Western.
Arrive
EAST-BOUND

No. 81. Pratt & SiEsmaa Pas
senger. except Sunday ~ % m
NO. ~. Pratt and kIrsn1sn ec-
com, Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday .......................... I 10 p m
Leave
sengsr except sunday -. sIspm
No. 41S. Ningman and Pratt Ac-
com Nc nday Wednesday and
Friday ...--..-......... , l5 N
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Western League.

At Omaha-Peoria. 81: Omaha, 1-3.
At Des Moines-Milwaukee, !; Des
Moines. 0.
At Colorado Spriugs-Colorado Springs.
10: ST. Joseph. 0.
At Denver-Denver. Is; Kansas City, l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23

81. Louis July z.-Attorneys represent
ing the Baltimore q Southwestern
railroad today applied 70 she United
states circuit court for an Injunction re-
straining Bennett was~ermsn and ether
ticket brokers from selling nCn-trsusfer-
able railroad tickets
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HALLWAY CO.
TINE TABLE
In Effect June 7th 1915.
No. ]. Mai and Express leaves
Wichita daily ................... 60 y. IN.
No 2. Mail and Express. arrives
wichits daily ...............-. n 80 a IA.
No. T. Local Freight leaves An
thony daily except sunday b.. 1915 a. m
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cihc train leaving Wichita az
80 N. This train viii be
held at Anthony until the Ais
souri, Pacific arrives
No. -. Local Freight arrives ~
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at ACKNOWLEDGMENT. rs .. n
Connecting with Missouri Pa
Cihc for Wichita
Trains al Wichita arrive nnd depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street
The orient Railway nos operates ts
trains as far a. Carmen ~ II
l. X sHERWfS. Agent
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Sparta. Tenn. july Z.-Jazon Ramsey.
aged s. his nlne-ycar-oId grsnd6ausfter
drowned last night b. the espsizlng o.
their boat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-23

London. July 22.-The whsler Vega. ia
which Nordenskjold accomplished the
Northeast passage Is reported by LIoyds
20 have been srgshed in the ice and 20
have foundered in Melville Bay. May 81.
After a difficult pourney Of 20 miles in
open boats and across the Zee the crew
reached the nearest settlement and re-
tunnel home.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
Cash quotations We're as follows:

N-ASIi QOO IIO4NN5.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. red, 75d16Iac.
Corn-No. ,. 492.c; No. yellow 50l4c.
Oats-No. white, 2912c; No. white.
sc
Ryo-No. .. 49AG52G5Sc.
Barley-Good feeding. 42c; fair TO choice
mailing, 46450c.
FAX Seed-No. l. GOO; No. 1 northwest
ern. 95l2c.
Timothy Seed-Prime, $2.S5.
Provisons-Mess pork, per Dbl, s1405Q
1410; lard. per 100 lbs. s7771s17 so; short
ribs sides Qoose). IS 121a $3.50: dry sailed
shoulders (boxed), 712g7esc; short clear
sides (boxed). S1zQS5sc.
CIover-Contract grade. $l2.0Oa1250
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Interest entered in the hog market
Yesterday and there was little doing IN
the Gait section. The supply of cattle
consisted Of "A few head shipped in the
cars With hogs less than car load all
told. Buyers quoted the market steady.
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Missouri Pacific Railway.

Kansas City and ST Louis. = m
conway Springs and CotfeyVthe. II 81 a IN
E~t ~ LOUIS -.-s-s..-.-s-----. . ~ ~
For kansas CITY * 81 Louis 80 y IN
Hutchinson. Lyons and Geusseo.. = "a
tennessee. Saliua. Pueblo q beaver 90 p N
For Anthony and Kiowa..........- 10 p IA
For Anthony ana kiOwa -..-..... - q IA
arrive Daily.
rom So Louis and Kansas City. 50 . m
Little Rock. CofreyVilis q Con
way Springs .......................@ . = IN
From St. Louis .................1s s N
ffon Kansas City and ~. Louis. ! % m
rom Denver. Pueblo. Salina and
GeHesso ..................lI - m
'Erom Hutchinson ....-..... % . IN
FROM Hutchinson and Geneseo.. = q m
From Anthony a Conway Springs 4 ~ p n
From kiOWa. Anthony X Conway
SPRINGS ......... .-........ 3 r. p IN
rom ktowa ant Anthony. ........ - a IA
DAILY except Sunday.
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TREASURY EMPTY.
Officials Cannot Get a Sight Of Cold
Cash.

Constantinople. July THE emptiness
Of the Turkish treasury is shown by the
fact that the finance minister has for
several weeks been unnecessarily en-
deavoring TO pay months salary TO
the state officials. who have only re-
ceived one months pay since March
Ii is believed that IL will be- possible TO
make 4 partial payment during the next
few days
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LEAGUE STANDING.
American Association.

AT Kansas City-Kansas City. S; To-
ledo. /.
At Milwaukee-First game: Milwaukee,
8; Columbus 3. Second game: Milwau
kee. 2: Columbus, 0.
At Minneapo Minneapolis, 4; Louis
vile. 3.
At St Paul-St. Paul, 3; Indianapolis. ..
ANfEpICAN ASSOCIATION STAINING
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Cheese-Firm. 10g11zc-
Kansas City.

Kansas City. July 22-Close: Wheat
September 65Asd65s4c; December. 67lsQ
S7A4c; cash. No. hard. 69G69lxc; No. 3
hard. e7a6Sc; No. hard. 63Q65c, rejected
hard. &c No red 72d72Izc. No 8 red
70d Tic. Receipts OF wheat. 81 cars.
Bran-64c: shorts 1oc.
Corn-Spot. 457sc; December 44G+Hsc:
No. white. soc; No. white 4sIzc
Oats-No. white, 40c; No. > mixed,
25qS6c
Rye-No. >. sec
Hay-Choice timothy $500; choice prai-
RE. s105cGll.oo
Butter-Creamery. 1ealSc; fancy dairy,
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grade. Sl2.oOa12. So

On the Produce Exchange today prices
ranged as follows:
Butter-Easy. Creamery. 1I12d l9isc;
dairy 15I2d1sc
11dl3c.
Cheese-Firm. 10g11IZc.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

ChiCGqO.
Chicago. July 2.-Cattle-Receipts. 20 0o0
head. including l0o00 Texans Market
stronger to Ice higher Good TO prime
steers. $3.50 60; poor TO medium $425q
SIS; stockers and feeders. $2.50d4 40:
cows. SI6eQ&6Q: heifers. S2.25G5oo; can
ners 81 6G7Se1. bulls. $259Q459: calves.
$S.o0d6.l0: Texas steers. s. .50G51e.
Hoss- Receipts today. - 90; tomorrow.
20.0 LEFT over, S.ou. Mixed and butch
ers. s. 4e05.75; good TO choice heavy. S5.65
G975: rough heavy, S525G5.6o; light $5.45
Q9Szie.
Sheep-Receipts. 1S.0oo. Sheep steady 10
lsc higher: lambs opened steady. closed
lower. Good 10 choice wethers 81 ia
400: fair TO choice mived. $ c1Q5.6); west
ern sheep S3.25I425: native lambs. S3.25
49,: western lambs. S5.59u6ca.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 22.-Csttle-Receipts.
$50 natives I eh5 Texans; calves. 80 IA
g.ves. ss1 Texans. Ear cattle 3Ac higher
than Monday. quarantine steady. cows
and heiferS firm. StockerS and feeders
: eady 10 Ice higher Choice export ard
dressed beef steers, S+.Sea5.35. fair 10
good S3.4Jaf.s.: stockers and feeders. SEE
"a %. western FED steers. SS.5G4 81:
Texas and Indian steers. S2.55s5s55. Texas
COWS. zoo On, native COWS. SI1Sd4oo,
native hsifeTs S29sn425: Gamers. N.l5G
go. bulls e o1JS.25. calves. S159I5.oo.
Receipts. oct Market opened
steady closed Sc lower. Top 3 49Is. bulk
Of sales. S5.2lr5.57-s heavy sSSa45 s .
mixed p ackerS S-S115S.Ig. light. $3.50
SO. workers. S55si-e 80. pigs S. 41.a
5,42is
Sheep-Receipts 5ooo. Market firm and
active. Native lambs. $ 23T5so. western
lambs. s. los5.7S. I'D ewes. Se>>sl *;
Texas clipped sheep Soaa4.ss: stockers
and feeders. S2S5d3S5
ST. Joseph.
> toe. Market steady 70 Ice higher Ma
uves. $S..5G5.35, cows and heifers. Sl75R
465. ssocksrs and feeders. S75a4S5
HoEs-ReCeipts, 6.75a. Market strong 70
SC higher. Lights S5.S2;sE5G q: medium
and heavy. S5-&GS31l7
Sheep-Receip5s. 500 Market steady
Minneapolis. July six hundred mem
bers OF the american Union Swedish sing
ers are guests Of Minneapolis and others
are cominS in - attend the convention.
Frau Anna Heikstrom. prima donna So
prano Of the Royal Swedish opera: Herr
Johan Forsell. prirna baritone Of the Roy
al Swedish opera and Miles Martina
Johnston. American violiniste. are among
those who viii take part in the musical
program.
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Chicago, Rock island and Pacific
Railway.
WEST BOUs

WEST BOUND.
Leave Daily
No. II. Texas Nestibuied Ex..... SIS ? IA
NO. Is. Texas Fast Express. ....... $50 = m
No >. Daily, except sunday. Sle m
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily
No. u. Chicago Vestibuied Ex.... $50 m
No. II. h. &. and Eastern k,x.....le- % 2 IA
No 50. Daily, except sunday -.-.. is p IN
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warsaw. Ind. July z-Reuorfs OF al
most total destruction OF crcss from the
heavy hatl storm last night are coming
IN from points n tbs southern paris q
KosciuscO county No damage ssKCP
kosc.usco county. TIE damage u esd
n.sad az G1ooa
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ST. Louis.

St Louis. July 22-Close: Wheat
No. . red. cash. elevator. 767sc; track.
79GSoc; July. 775sc; September rs. G7s7sc
December. 7sisc; No. hard 72a77
Corn-Easy Nc ? cash &c: track.
4SG sSazc. September. sS7sG sc; Decen Der.
$3.50.
Osts-Weak. No. >. cash &c; track. 25
a56c, September. SlAc. December. 333sc
No white a0c
Steady 5ac
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Union Livestock Commission Co.

=. 2. N0ogE. Sssnsssf.
Ffa<k Tafes. Wlrnlta Eaa CsssEa.
rrerfe ar1 raFsss.s1srlea Facs ssi.rlfs1 Esr-
- rsr1rs fsrfsrfse.s free - sIs3sasf1es
Prneefsfs rr--iffss CO ssF = saas &casr
- lasr er 1atfis. soas ~
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The choctaw Route.

KANSAS CITY. MEXICO q ORIENT
RAILWAY Co
TINE TABLE
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New York.


New York. July 2-Wheat-Receipts
Il so bushels. Market irregular. but gen
orally firm on adverse crop news and
higher cables. September. SIEs1 site
Butter-Receipts, 6555 packages State
dairy. I46ISc: creamery. l5d29c
Receipts. s.7CS packages Market
steady. Western seconds TO extras. IA
IIslzc.
Cheese Receipts. 1.ls5 packages Mar
ket irregular. Small white and coiored.
les1c large white and colored. loc
Sugar-Raw. firm Fair refining. 3-Isc.
centrifugal IS test. 3 1i-16c. molasse sll-
gar IS-liac Refined. hrm- Crushed
56sc: powdered, 5-l3c. graduated. SOC.
Coffee-Quiet No. Rio. size
MOia sSss-Firm-
Poultry-AIive. firm Spring chickens.
10; fowls l4s%c, turkeys. lie. Dressed
Irregular Western broil--s. ls12oc. fowls.
ist-c; turkeys. ls31Sc