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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-22
WHEAT SELLS
SOME HIGHER
Shorts Cover After an Early
Decline.
CORN AND OATS HIGHER
Provisions Sell Some Lower
Regaining Part of Loss.

Chicago. July 21.-With the exception Of
little weakness at the start due to free
selling by Armous under which September
sold off from the opening 759.G12c to sc
TO 754c, there was a firm undertone in
wheat and prices showed a steady ad
vance to 76+c. Shorts covered freely and
there was good buying both by local
traders and commission houses who were
inclined TO believe that the market had
been too Professionally hammered and that
short selling on the breaks had been too
pronounced They were also encouraged
by the moderately bullish tone OF the
weekly government crop bulletin and by
a showing of primary receipts half a
million bushels under last year. The
market appeared TO be oversold and re-
spOnded readily to the demand. The
close was firm and showed gain for
September of 5sQ34 at 76AQ9.c. Clear
ances of wheat and -four Were equal to
$4,000 bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 223 cars; local receipts 169 cars;
40 of contract grade.
Corn showed greater firmness than
wheat and with a good general demand,
offerings were at no time urgent. The
close was strong with September &c
higher at 1885 having sold up with but
little change 1880 at the opening. Trade
was good throughout the session. Pro-
vision interests bought the deferred fu-
lures and shorts covered freely. The
volume of business was large. Local
receipts 263 cars, % of contract grade.
There was a good trade in oats and Sep
TENDER closed sq7sc higher at S2sG'c
with range for the day between 319s and
325sc. Shorts with profits We're the best
buyers. but some of the advance was
lost at the close on selling by commits
sion houses. Local receipts 3S9 cars.
Provisions opened easy and sold off on
selling by locals on fair movement of
hogs. Later there was fair demand
from brokers supposedly acting for the
packers and on this and the frmness in
grains some of the loss was regained
September pork at the close showed a
loss of sc at s14.25, Lard was TIC off at
s7.S5 with rigs down 211c at ss.S71Ac.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, As cars; corn, 100; oats, 16o;
hogs, 1900 head.
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as average, 15lAc. Add &c per lb. for
] fancy wrapping.
Fancy Sweet Picked English Bacon
Bellies-12-l4 lbs. 1314c: CALIFORNIA; (pic-
nics). 92.c; boneless roulettes, 12c; daisy
hams. lie; s. P. butcher backs. PFC. Add
&c per ID for fancy wrapping Fancy
Niagara breakfast bacon, 19c; fancy Mag
ara hams, 12-14 lbs. 1Jc. Fancy wrappers
no extra charge.
Dry Salt Meats-Extra short clears,
1910; standard short clears; 917c; standard
backs. 1918. 9-.c; standard backs. 20-24
9lzc; fat backs. SIC: clear bellies. 12-l4,
12c: 14-1G 1s.c; 1918. 1114c; 20 and up,
He; fosters, SIC; cheek butts, csc;
butcher backs. 11Hc.
Smoked Side Meats-bacon extra short
clears, l0ilc; standard short clears. 1o1zc;
standard backs. 16-1S 1850; standard
backs, 20-4. l0l4c; fat backs, SIC; English
bacon bellies. 12-14 l3c; 14-l6 12&c; clear
bellies 1918. 1215c; 20 and up. 1214c; bacon
fosters. 9i4c.
White Rose Lard-Smooth tierces, about
300 lbs. SIC; granny. tierces. about $50 lbs.
le3zc; omen kettle. tieVces, about $50 lbs,
&c; Silver Crest brand. tierces, about
go lbs, S7sc; lard compound. tierces. about
300 lbs. nc. Add for smaller packages
6O-lb. wooden tubs l4c H.. SO-lb.. Ac 10. (;
50-lb. tins. 5000 ID cases. 1ac h.; 20-I5.
tins. S0-ib. cases. sc ID; 10-lb. tins, 60-lb.
cases, sc ID; 5-lb. tins. 60-lb. cases. sc
ID; BIB. tins. 60-lb. cases. 1c H.
Fresh Poork-Dressed hogs heads off.
SIC; heads on. Sc; fresh shoulders. SC;
fresh shoulders. skinned SIC; fresh dali
sizes, Zoe; poork loins, 912c; tenderloins.
13c; fat ba cks skin on. SC; raw leaf lard,
SIC; hogs tongues. 10c; spare ribs, &C.;
hog brains, bib. boxes, sc; pigs feet,
cleaned, Sc; uncleaned. 4c; hogs ears,
cleaned, &c: not cleaned Sc: hogs liverS,
each. sc; boss hooks 5l2c; pigs tails.
SIC; gatherings. &c; hogs heads, SIC;
neck bones, &c; back bones, &C.
Fresh Beef md MuttOn-Cows and heif-
ers. 6ls07c; fore quarters. 5d51ac; hind
quarters. S15Gi9c: steers. 7d74c; fore quar-
ters. 51zQ6lic; hind quarters. 912Q10l2c;
beef loins. 10. / 13c; No. ?. lie; chucks
and plates NC: beef ribs, No. l. 12c; No
? loo; TANKS. 31kc; shanks. 2lkc; plates,
Be: rouond and rUmp 71zQSc; suet, SC;
beef livers Sc; beef hearts. sc; beef
tongIes, l0c; beef brains, cleaned. &C;
sweet breads, 25c; OK tails, 2l2c; mutton,
Sc; lambs. lie.
Rathman pressed ham, 9l9c;
Dewy sausage, 9l2c; weiners. SC; Coney
Island Frankforts. Ice; bologna, sc; pork
sausage. bulk. 10-lb. cartoons SC; link
10-lb. cartoons. Sc; liver sausage, round,
SC: long. SC; head cheese &C.
Sausage. in "Konserve" Oacked in iron
bound painted pals. with handles. and
having four-inch bung in head which OBJ
viates the necessity of taking off the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna. 15-lb pals. S1.0o 30-lb. pals.
81 so; 60-lb pals S. 45: weiners. 15-lb. pals.
s.. IS: 39-lb pals, $40: 60-lb. pals. $685.
pork sausage 15-lb. pals $1.45; S0-lb. pals,
s. 20; 60-lb. pals, $525.
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WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis. July 21--Wool-Better; terri
tory and western mediums is1zdIs1zc;
fine medium 14sQ1sc; fine J3izGlsc.
Boston. July IA large volume Of bus
mess with a gradual strengthening IN
Guiding a movement Of prices character
lied this center OF the wool trade al the
present time Last week the sales wer
IN largest recorded in a similar period for
several months. Nearly le0o.oe9 pounds
changed hands The buying has been
participated in by au classes Of mills.
The cali for medium and low woods y
very heavy. but a larger proportion Of
fine and fine medium grades have been
sold. though the sales are well distributed.
90 that the movement appears 70 Be gen
eraI.
Territory woods are firm
The prices paid have been about g cents
secured basis. for fac. . cents for fine
medium and 4ds6c for medium.
Fleece woods have been decidedly more
active and prices are very Arm Xxx
Ohio wools are quota BE Al 55a2sc. with
sales AZ the higher figure.
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DOG MARKET
WAS STEADY
x'2eCelpts Were Around 1900
and Nearly All Sold.
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Cattle Receipts Light and
Market About Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS $500

Hog receipts we've liberal yesterday and
the market was active Cudahy, Dold
and MoreII being the buyers. The market
was generally quoted steady and about
the only change was an indication of
weakness in pig prices. They sold 2l2
cents higher than mixed hogs but the
farmers are getting fearful that corn is
too late to make good yield and they
are sending more light hogs to market.
1t is believed that from now on light
hogs gwin not sell any higher than good
packers and butchers grades. The top
price for mixed hogs was S5.17* and in
a few cases light weights brought - cents
higher. The receipts were around 1900,
thei bulk soming in on the late trains
The market kept open until nine p. IA.
sgid afte- that time the hogs were weighed
up and held over for todays market
Cudahy bought 6l5. Dold 532 and MoreI
I3.
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Local Grain and Produce Market.

Below md sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board OF
Trade basis. delivered Missouri river. TO
get price f o. b. your station deduct
kansas City rate from your station:
Wheat-No hard 6Siad69c: No. hard.
s72ssc: No. hard. 6SG65c; rejected hard.
6Sd63c.
Corn-No. > mixed 4Sc No mixed.
46c; No ( mixed. 44lac; No. > white. 49lzc;
( No. 3 white 4Slkc: no grade, $50 4oc.
! Oats-No. mixed S4i2@s25c' No. mix
! ed S31.Ss34c.
Flour twholesaIel-Bes patent. $3.50.
in carload lots. delivered TO all southern
/ Kansas points; delivered same. bran,
75c: shorts. SIC; corn chop SLoo; corn
Hsy-Alfaifa. No l. $3.50: No > $3.50;
s,ratrie loose No. !. 600; No. =. $500;
tibaIed. No. l. $3.50: No. . $3.50: No. 5 $500
Seeds-Kahir corn. per bu.. p, -Sec. cane
seed per bu.. S2935c: naN seed. per bu..
81 90: millet seed. per bu-. S5Qioc-
Butter-Packing, 1elzc; country. l-fll4c
Eggs-Subject TO Gambling. nrsts. Ice;
seconds, &c.
Poultry-Hens. Sizc: spring broiers. Is.
TO 81. lbs. 12c; turkey hens. &c. toms. -
lbs and over. &C; geese. fun feather. &C;
ducks fun feather. &C.
Vesetsbles-Onions bu. 75c: popcorn.
100 lbs. 81: turnips, per bu-, acc: rhubarb.
per 10. Ike: spinach. per h.. sc; lettuce
per d. &C. SklA ms OlAttAASr Att .--tAI- ~
new potatoes. per bu.. sec; apples per
bp coo: blackberries, per crate. $2e9lI@.5o
caulifiower. per 10. &C; wax beans. per
bu.. 50Q6oc
Vegetables-(Jobbers' price to tradel-
Oranges, Mediterranean sweets S3.25;
lemons per box. S5.o0I5.so; cabbage. H..
llsGl&c: strained hone y. per H.. sT5iac;
comb honey. Per h. l6C; rhubarb, per To-.
2lsc; .yaInuts per h. l5G35i2c: almonds.
lSc; Brazils. 12c. pecans. l3c, cheese. Rat.
I4c; brick he: limbUrger. l4c; y. A. lac:
Kansas. lac; bananas ner IL, &. water
melous. per doz. $50: apples bu-, sc;
potatoes, bu.. $-0o.
wooI-Iight bright med.uie f5siIGc:
dark and heavy medium. l2dli>, heavy
nne. 5Efllc; bury. 1GSc-
Lea ther-No. / Phoenix, Sc, s So,
harness. union A Sac, r sc, chestnue oak,
3 1850. A SEC; pure oak, SIC; skirtinG.
&Og1f2c; sole leather. slaughter. SeGS2c;
COAX sole -S5GS6c per side
iRides-C. \. l and rounds &c; do
side brands exc; do under s. lbs. SIC: do
bulls, &C; No. l horse. $225: Nc :. So:
S4.se hides. 3i=c; dry flint butch
<rs. I6 It's and up. l2c; dry ssat reiien. 10
10 SAND ,, lie: dry aint under 10 lbs. &c.
cry salt l6c; dry cul. &c; No JauoW.
&C; M tallow, Sc; sheep pelts. "a SC
Hams, westphalia brand-lo-l2 10. av-
erage. 1sl.c: 12-14 ID. ISi2c; i4-ls ID. lSisc;
ie-ls ID. 13c; 1870 ID. l2@sc; skinned, lo-o
lbs, If1c:> skinned. 20 lbs. and over l4@sc-
Add nc per ID. for fancy wrapping
Breakfast Bacon, Westphalia brand
t-l0 In syara1za- JIG: la-i2 III t6i-es stEi7s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-22
STAR PITCHER DEAD.
Ernest Nichols Has Heart Trouble and
Expires Suddenly.

Spokane. Wash. July 2l.-Ernest Mich
OILS, star pitcher of the Pacific National
League. died suddenly at Natatorium
park of heart trouble shortly after taking
a plunge n the Natatorium pool. Nichols
was from San Francisco was % years OF
age and during this, his trst season as a
professional, has won the majority of his
games
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Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The following are some of the shippers
who had hogs on the market yesterday:
Coley bennett. Rose Hin.
George Austin. Nashville.
j. H. Rabourn. Douglas.
Ho, ner & Chafc. Winfield.
Dunaam K son, Rose Hill
VIM. Johnson. Attica.
L. Wilde Blackwell. . 7.
a. Huffbauer Mulvane.
High Johnston. Braman, O. I.
Fred Wagner MulVane.
Bebee & Pontius Udall.
Z Lemon. Wakita. .. T.
Adolph GoldneI. Derby.
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rrpsr 80 ARRTEFs
Dry GOODS MARKET.

Nsx YORK. July z---Concsfioas - ih@
dry goods Market khoS lisfie ctnzEe ozf
with advises frcrz TIE coGaf-y iznIcztiz s
a sigh, improvement; a. least there = q
good deal OF enecgrsssEnsG, over the
future. Hfgh prices Are be.zs PAL flr
sheet so1s. suz rse >SrShAs<x are snail
Ia nAAxzs eTe1 eaA2-
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ck,C.uC.

AGsCGHC.
Chicago. July .-Cattle-Receipts. $500.
including 1.500 Texans; steady; good to
Prime steers $5.2oa5. IS; poor to medium
s.. 25G5. Is: stockers and feeders 81. 5ol4 Go:
COWS 81 .60d4 50; heifeTs 81 .25d51 Is: Gamers
81 60d2 SO. bulls s.. 25G3. 80. calves $500
{ 40; Texas fed steers s.. 50d5. 90
Hogs Receipts, 14oc9 today. tomorrow
2S.600. left over 5 .001. Choice steady. others
5RIGc lower Mixed and butchers s.. 300
SO; good to choice heavy $5.55Q5 20;
rough heavy S5.2od55o light $. 4pd5.75.
Sheep-Receipts. l0.000; sheep and lambs
steady: good to choice wethers s.. 60I4 90;
fair TO choice mixed s. 0a13 60: western
sheep and yearlngs $S.25d4.25; native
lambs $40oQ6.55; western lambs S. 50q6.00
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 21--Cattle-Receipts.
J. POO natives 500 Texans: calves 800 ma
tives. 800 Texans. Fat cattle active 1Gd
l5c higher: quarantine active and higher:
stoCkers ana feeders strong; bulls and
calves unchanged Choice export and
dressed beef steers Si.75d5.25; fair to
good S3.7J08.I5, stockers and feeders $. 50
a.. 81: western fed steers IS. s5tI4 90; Texas
and Indian steers S2.e014 -; Texas COWS
s. S5aS 40; native cows s. ee04 30. native
heifers 50 25li4. 50; Gamers 81. 25G2 70; bulls
s.. seas So: calves 5. 25lf5.o0.
Hogs Receipts. $50: market opened
SfFtlls- crossed weak 1RN =. ~. Nillk OF
sales S5.S2iad 5.31l5; heavy S5.3oG5 IS: mix
ed packers $5.25G5 .S7is; light $. 25G5. 40;
workers. S5.37islI5 4o;, pigs S5.25zl5. 40
Sheep-Receipts. 1890; market strong:
lambs steady; native lambs s.. 3'd6 70:
western lambs S5-oeG5.75; fed ewes 81 ora
As. Texas clipped yearlings s.. 2075 %;
Texas clipped sheep S3.09d4.9o: stockers
and feeders s. e1d3S5.
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph July I.-Cattle-Receipts
200o: steady 10 strong: natives $. 1913 -:
cows and heifers S1.75Q450; stockers and
feeders S2.501s. %
Hogs Receipts. 800; 5gll0c lower: lights
$. 3eQ5 -. medium and heavy S5-9.lzs55.35
Sheep-ReceiptS. l.7oe. steady % strong:
native Lamns 8. %. NearlinEs 8 =
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RESULT OF BROODING.
Held the Attorney Responsible for
Losing the Case and Shot Him.

New orleans. july . District Attorney
J. Ward Gurley was assassiuated in his
office today by Louis " Lyons. formerly
clerk. The murderer after shooting tn,
district attorney turned the weapon on
himself and pat two bullets In his head.
lie viii die \ srudge which Lyons har-
bored for several years against the dis
trict attorney is responsible for the rag
edy. AT that tine Lyons was arrested
charged with the theft OF diamond pin.
The charge was proved 70 be unfounded
and l. Is was acquitted. Thereupon he
entered suit ageins; the complainant for
damages retaining Mr Gariey. who was
at the time United States district attor-
ney. 10 represent HIM Lyons aortsage,i
his property TO prosecute the suit but lost
the case lie charged M Gurity with
the responsibility and has since then been
broding over his wrongs.
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Cattle.

= Cattle receipts were light as usual for
several weeks past. There is only a limit
I'D number - grass cattle and yesterday
G ,udahy got in two car loads of fat cows
and heifers bought at Chickasha in the
Indian territory. There vas 40 quotable
change in the market yesterday.
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BkSE BALL.
National League.

BROOKLYN, 4; NEW YORK. l.
New York July 21.-The New York and
Brooklyn teams celebrated their return
f. The west with very fast and snap
py game Garvin pitched splendidly. The
Brooklyns hit Mathewson in timely fash
ion. Attendance $500. Score
r II E
Brooklyn .........02o 01100s-4 o
New York .....0O0 00OO0 IL l
Batteries: Garvin and Ritter; Mathew
son and Bowerman.
ST. LOUIS. 5; CINCINNATI. A.
St Louis. July 2l.-St Louis outpointed
Cincinnati at every angle OF the game.
The locals weted the benders of Ewing
for hrtesn safe cracks. In the ninth
Cincinnati tied the game only to lose it
again on urk's single and Hackett's
triple. Attendance 1900 Score:
Ri f
St. Louis ......0 01201O01 u 10 o
Cincinnati ...........o 0 o. l IL 8 .
Batteries: Dunleavy, Ryan and O'Neil;
Ewing and Bergen.
CHICAGO, 3: PITTSBURG. l.
cago. July 2l.-kling's batting and
clever catching was the chief feature to-
day Menefee pitched great game and
but for Harleys muff Of Kenedy's fly
would have scored a shut out. Attend
ance $500. Score R II (
Chicago .........0 90 00--3 ?
Pittsburg ...........0 0 0 o 90 81 81 6 .
Batteries: Menefee and Killing; Kenne-
dy and Weaver
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CASH QUOTATIONS..


Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady, unchanged
Wheat-No. red 75GI7Tc.
Corn-No. , 1884, No. 2 yellow 50A
Oats-No. , white 40l4c; No. white
374c.
Rye-No. 49I2G52c
Barley-Good feeding 42c; fair to choice
mailing 46d50c.
Flaxseed-No. l gle; No. l northwest
ern 96c.
Timothy seed-Prime g. %.
Provisons-Mess pork. per Dbl, s14. 05r
"A TO- lard. per 100 lbs. s. .67is07. 20: short
rib sides Ooose) IS. 2edS. 30; dry sailed
shoulders (boxed) s.. 50G7 .62Iz; short clear
sides (boxe,. $S.50ds. 621a
Clover-Contract grade. S12 .O0Gl2. 80.
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w1seshaTrs- Pa. 5s.y -s--gezn ts8Ass.
-i1~iy k-oz- az ths aHls5ess aasa.~ =
SA.z- II. ~ss ths navel = seysscisas.
~so p-zx-1 n rzf- 20 sreeSnf ~ sAs
szs-<a xSfsaxe q k@-< a. - sosS.
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ICAN LEAGUE STANDING
American Association.

At Kansas City-F1rst game: kansas
City. s: Toledo. : Second game: Kansas
City. q: Toledo,
At Milwaukee. ,: Columbus.
vflle. ?
At St Paul-St Paul. 2; Indianapolis s.
s.srDTC.N .SS1CvATFON- st N-TerN-C-
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ed. and white. 1os4c4; large colored and

white. 1ec.
Eggs-Receipts. 1907 packages: irregu-
lar; western firsts TO extras 14QB1zc-
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 3-l6e;
centrifugal SO test 3 11-16c; molasses sugar
l5-16c. Refined firm; crushed SOC; pow
dered 5.1oc; graduated &C.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio 51sc-
Molasses-Firrn; New Orleans Sig +oc-
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. July 21.-co;ton-opened
steady az advance of , 70 6 points. olosed
steady al a net advance of : 10 p points-
SPOT closed Quiet. middiing uplands = 7sc
rui4dli1g gulf &c
Futures opened steady AZ the s5vance.
Juiy L sc. august ie-l1c. September
70 5ec. October 3 7rc. November 20. De-
cernber SIC. January SO. February
: %. March 80.
Futures closed very steady, July = 7s,s
August -. September 1a-s+c- Octobsr
February -. EarCh s5sc
Galveston. July zl--Cotfoa-Claist az L.
Liverpool. July z--Cotfon-S1ot nsod-r-
ate business done. market unchanssd-
American niddiinE s-sd
FIRST BALE ARRIVES
New YORK July z-The Art bale q
cotton q The crop q 30 arrived hs-s
tO,3ay and vas SID for 30 csats . Foase-
The cotton Was raised n Zapaiz eg1sty.
Texas
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hour $;
a sediment or settling indicates an UNI
healthy condition of the kidneys; if it
stains the linen it is evidence OF kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass it. or
pain in the back is also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out Of
order.
WHAT TO DO
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney and bladder rem
edy, fulfils every wish in curing rheuna-
tism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passage II corrects inability TO hold
water and scalding pain in passing it, or
bad effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the ex-
traordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon
realized 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing
cases. If you need medicine you should
have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty
cent and one dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of
Swamp-Root the great kidney remedy.
and book that tells all about it, both
sent absolutely free by mail. Address
DR.. Kilmer q Co, Binghamton. y. Y.
When writing be sure TO mention that
you read this generous offer in the Wich-
tia Daily Eagle. Don't make eny mis-
take, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo, and the
address, Binghamton, n. Y, on every
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American League.


PHILADELPHIA. Ill; ST. LOUIS. O-3.
Philadelphia. July 21-Philadelphia won
two games. the fist through Benders
superb pitching the second by a great
batting streak in the seventh and eighth
innings Umpire Hassett was unable TO
officiate owing to an injury TO one Of his
ears Attendance 800 Score:
FIRST game r II +
ST. Louis ,...0O 10000 OF . /
Philadelphia .......0 0 / 10000 o
Batteries Sudhof and Kahoe; Bender
and Schreck.
Second game r III +
st. Louis .........1 01100 0O-3 3
Philadelphia ........0 0 o 90 6 3 Ill 10 l
NEW YORK. 9: CLEVELAND. 3.
New York July 21.-Howell was in ex
ceIlent form and held the visitors TO two
hits. one OF which was a home run by
Hickman. Wright had good control for
four innings. but after that the locals
hit him frequently Attendance 1.45o-
Score: RHE
New York ..........O 20O24O1-s 80 /
Cleveland ..:.........O0 10000 % ,
Batteries: Howell and Beville; Wright
ard Abbott.
WASHINGTON. 70: CHICAGO, =
Washington. July H-The tal-enders
made il four straight today. The visitors
had three pitchers in the box and Orth of
the locals was replaced by Patten at the
end of the fifth. Patten did not allow the
visitors a hit during the remainder Of the
game Attendance 1.70o. Score:
RHE
Washington Io2O50I1--l0 q 2
Chicago .......-....2 o o 20 20 O. 10 3
Batteries: Patten. Orth and Kittredge;
Altrock. Flaherty. White and Slattery-
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COUNTY TREASuRER'S REPORT
County Treasurer's Ofnce.

Wlcnlta- Kan. July - l9tS-
l, D. E Boone. County Treasurer. here
oy certify that the amounts following
are in my hands 10 the credit OF the
various funds specified. Wig:
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Western Lea CUE.

orsdo Springs. Z
At Denver-Denver. s. Kansas City. 2
At O-raha-Omaha. =: Peoria. =
At Desucines-Desmo i. Milwau-
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New York. July a.-Two more cases OF
successful treatment OF tetanss are re-
ported at the Harlem hospital They
were carried ont by INJECTION y anti
toxin Into the spinal column after the
patient had developed Iock5zv
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Kansas City.

Eggs-Easy at mark, cases included. II
Q13c.
Cheese-steady 1Oanzc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 2L-Wheat-Close:
Sept. ,y4sc: Dec 614G617.c; cash No ?
hard 6S≻ No. 3 6ed6sc; No. 4 6S065c: re-
jected 60a62c; No , red 7ilza72c; No 3
acc.
Bran. eec shorts. 7lc.
> mixed 4si2G46c; No. white 1880; No
asa isc
Oats-No. . white sec; No. , mixed 35l5c.
Rye-No. soc.
Hay-Choioe timothy ST. 50a12. o.; choice
prairie 30 5cal1.e0.
Butter-Creamery IsG1Sc; dairy, fancy.
Ice
Eggs-Fresh II9c.
Wheat receipts 50 cars.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis Mo. July 2.-Wheat-Close:
Higher; No > red cash elevator 77i4c.
track 1izG7s'sc; July 77l4c: Sept, 77l.c;
Dee. ss24c; No 2 hard uG0c.
Corn-Higher; No. cash sc; track 4Sc;
July tSc: Sept. sc: Dec. &c
Oats-Higher; No. cash SAC: track &c:
Rye-Steady. sc
New York.
New York July 2i.-Wheat-Rece!pts
2s75 bushels. Wheat yielded again today
10 lower cables. and good crop reports
and renewed liquidation. July SeasGSei-c:
September Sos4 HSa1zc.
Butter-Receipts 7Sss packages: IN
settled; state dairy 14GlSc; creamery I5G
20c.
Cheese-Receipts. 1853 packagess irreg-
ulsr; state full cream. fancy snaf color
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New YORK July zo-Aore than ,o-soe
knes pants makers On The east side have
insIsurated thesr annual strike They
demand .. renewal % l.<t years agree
next
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Ihe people who OrSs o.elmee 20 k6v,
oand TIER affinity. cou't, as a gule, lock -
> they h.a fn-n5 zaaeh-