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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l-The movement OF
pric, on the stccS exchange today was ir-
regular in the main In the exrly trading
the coal shares aud sraDgers nonopoliz-d
the business and were in good demand 10
cover short contracts, with the rrsult OF
an advance OF 29s per cent in Delaware and
Lackawanna. %. per cent In New Jersey
Central. pa per cent in Delaware aud hud
con, and 7s@5s Per cent IN the grangers.
Sugar was notably weak. declining l.. per
cent On brisk selling On iiquidario lou of a
speculative sccount. and also for the short
account. When the pressure 10 sell was
removed, there being no unfsvorabl- news
current. the shares gradually appreciated
to s115 per cent. with a iual resc-
ton OF Is per cent, making a loss Of
only Is per cent Oh the day. In tie general
list n reacIioIary movement set In before
IL O'Clock III which, however. cniy part OF
the esrly gains were lost, and by 1850 the
upw ard tendency was again Predominant,
the hi9 hest prices OF the day being current
AT that hour. Toward noon the bears at
tackled values in force, Northwest having
To bear the brunt of The raid aud recording
2I per cent decline. Tue selling In the
stock was unusually large and while the
orders We're carried out by brokers who
usually operate for the bears, there is
suspicion that soms of the sales
We're on liquidation of long ac
count Burlington and Quincy fell
off 1s per cent; ST. Paul Ia per cent.
ami Rock Island per cent: ct. Paul
and Omaha gave way Ia per cen:; Western
Union = per cent. aud the co.lrrs Ia per
cent for New Jersey Central, IL per cent
for Delaware and Hudson, "a per cent for
Delaware aud Lackawana. In the final
dealings some few shares rallied fraction.
but the general market closed heavy,
prices compared with yesterdays closing
being irregular.
The bond market was strong during the
early session, but in the afternoon trading
some heavy recessions were made, they
however, being principally confined to the
inactive mortgages. Trading very
active, the dealings aggregating 81. l90, 500.
Rock Island extended fives aud Northern
Pacific skies leaiing in point of business.
Speculation left off generally firm In toue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01
OUTSIDERS COME IN
OAKLEY FAILS TO GREET A SINGLE
WINNING FAVORITE.
Two Second Choices is the Best Go
ing-DOnohue Rides Three Win
ners-Brewer Agrees to a Match
With ElliOtt--AliX at Point
Breeze Friday-Football.

OAKLEY, Ohio. Oct. 3L-The track was
tticky and slow TODAY. Not single Ia
rorite won. O'Connell, a good second
choice. took the first race, and Hollywood,
a second CHI dice. the last, but the other
four events were captured by outsiders.
DoDohue rode three winners. The West
chester book made a killing with Pitts
burg, taking ell the money that was of
fred on the favOrite, George Beck. and
Lolding their own horse out. Summaries:
First ce-Eleven-sixteentbs OF a mile:
D'Connell, 20 TO 1, won; Charmion, 9 70 ],
second; Charlie Wilson, 6 to >. third. Time,
i:l2&.
Second-Nine sixteenths of a mile: John
kesslrr. u to |, won; Tenor, TO = sec
ond; Black Tiger, TO !, third. lime
I:59jI.
Ihird-Seven furIongs: Pittsburg. to /.
won; B.lk Line, 10 TO !. second; The Iron
M*sr-r, to- =. third. Time l:32E.
Fourth--Five furlongs: Katie u. 2to /,
won: Tough Timber. 5 to ]. second; Oak
lev, s to D. third. Time l;06ll
Fifth-One mile: Vernon. % to l, won;
Uannop 10 to l, second; Conjecture, ) TO .,
third. Time 1:5214
b-Nine-sixtePnth of mile; Holly
wood. 3 TO /. won; Maimaisoo, 6to ], Sec
Ond; Zouave. to /, third. Time Loo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01
Nfo.Iv. PowerFrom Sunbeam.

Prof. George VI. Minchin, the En-
glish astronomer, recently made the
announcement that by the use of
photo-electric cells, consisting of two
metals immersed IN a liquid hydro
carbon, affixed to telescope in the
place of the eyepiece, he had obtained
measurable electromotive force by
exposure to starlight alone. The light
of Venus gave a force of about one
tenth volt, and that of .Serius one-iit-
teenth volt The purpose of the ex-
pertinent was mainly 10 ascertain with
greater certainty, by most delicate
test, the relative brightness Of stars.
Philadelphia Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01
Kansas City Races.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. S0.-Results at Kan
sas City:
First race-Four furlongs: My Violet
won; SirOck, second; Deck, third. Time
1913.
Second-Five and oDe-balf furlongs:
Montella won; Victor b, second; La Grippe,
third. Time 1:l215
Third-Four aud one-half furlougs:
Little Ell won: Lucy D4v. second, North
western. third lime 90
Fourth-Flve furlongs: Sed won; Green
Prewitt, second; SOutbernest, third
Time LOS.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Bob Francis won;
Joe Courtney, second; Rock Hill, third.
Time l:i9.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. 3l.-Whest-
White, low: red higher aud good demand.
No. , hard Il ia e. CENTS; No. red 49, 40
cents: rejected. 42G ~ cents. Sales 10y
sample on change + q. b. Mississippi river:
No. hard 54Is@r cents; NJ. rel % "a :
cents Corn-Stow aud lower: NJ. ,
mixed 42is@2l cents; No. white 43i scents
Oats-tiooI demand, steady; No ,
mixed 29G1s cents; No. > white SltsTS7:
Rye. - cents. Flax-Stsady, s. 2leI -:
Brau-Very firm, 59GGI cents. Hay
St-zdy: timothy 81 5UG9; fancy prairie
s5d6 80. Butter-Dnll:. sucy separator.
Is 70 cents; dairy. 1876 cents. Egg
Higher. 10 cents.
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San Francisco Races,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3L-Results at
San Francisco:
First race-About six furlongs, Selling:
Rose Clark. TO l, won; CIaquer, 6 to l,
second; Trix. 2 to l, third. Time, 1:l314
Ricardo, Durango, Nellie G and Sam
Brown also ran.
Second-Fve and a half furlongs; =
year-olds: Mollie r, even, won; Churea. 4
TO L. second; Venus. 0 to ), third. Time,
1:os4.
bird - About six furlongs,. selling:
Charireuse, o TO ], won; Mustesa, ) TO /,
second; Annie Moore. 2 to l, third. Time,
1:13 MoDrovia and Lonnie B also ran.
FOurth-Mile and quarter, over five
hurdles: Floodmore, 10 l. won; Guada-
loupe, 10 to |. second; General Miles, to
L third. Time, DO Dick O'Malley,
forven, Happy Band and Japonica also
Fan
Fifth - Seven furlongs, 3year-olds:
A,tist, % to 1, won; Polaski, to I,second;
Charles A, 3 TO ], third. Time, 1:27.
Carmel. Tbelma. Gileai, Realization aud
Q1irt also ran
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01
CLOSING SToJX QUOTATIONS..
DID YOU EVER

Try Electric Bitters AS a remedy for your
troublssi IL not. get a bottle and get re-
lief. This m-dicine has been found TO be
peculiarly adaDted to the relief and cure
of all Female Complaints, exerting a won
derful direct influence in giving strength
and tone to the organs If you have loss
of appetite. constipation. headache, faint
ing spells, or are nervous. slcepliness. ex-
citsble. melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bi,t-rs is the medicine you
need. Health and strength are guaranteed
by its use. Large bottles only 30 cents at
Charles Lswrence's and q. Gehring's drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01
COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3i--Cotton quiet:
sales spot. 2-.901; 10 arrive, : go: ordi-
nary. lie: good ordinary. l-I6: low
middliug. 1916: middiiug. 3 10. good
midGliug. 81; middling fair. c; fair. : 3 lG:
receipts. 81. 80; exIoT,s continent, ). %:
coastwis= 500: stock. -6.lsl Fu-
lures. quiet and steady: s4le>. 81. 100
Nov-mbcr. S5II: nominal: Deem Der
S5I.f5IS. January, s. 20C59I: Febru
sry. - 25Sl5.27; March. s. SIE5S3; April.
s. sos s.: Nav. 81 1915 ~. June. e. 20 :
\ %. July, $. 55t5 SO. August. S5.57 uld-
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Brewer AMI Elliott TO Match.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31-J. \. Il. Elliott.
the local wing shot who recently signed
articles for "A shoot with DR.. Carver, today
received letter from John l. Brewer of
New York declining TO shoot five races for
The championship of the worla. but accept
ing Elliott's proposition 10 shoot five races
for n money consideration. The fist two
races will be shot at kap>as City, 10 follow
with one at Pittsburg. Pa. and the other
two on some grounds near New York City.
Nessrs. Brewer and Elliott will meet at
The American Field Office in Chicago with
In ten days for the purpose Of signing con-
tracts.
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st, Asaph Races.

ST. AsAPH RACE TRICK, Va, Oct. 81
Results at St. AsApn:
First race-Half mile: Samaritan won;
Epa May. second; Sabina FLY, third.
Time. :5214
Secoud-One mile and a sixteenth: Tar
suffe won; The ScaIper, second; Irogene
gadlng. third. Time, 1:5414
1hlrd-Eieveu sixteeuths of mile: Prig
wen; Baroness, second; Hume, third.
Time, 1:5s4.
Fourth-Five-eighth s of a mile: Ranard
won; Wah Jim, second; Lorimer, third.
Time, 1:o711
Eifth-Six furlongs: Mcintyre won: Mel
ody,. second; Repetition. third. Time,
get. second; Sally Woodford. third. Time.
l:2ll5
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoyia.
A STRATEGIC WAITER.
He Puts a Ouietus on a Fault-Finding Gus

He Puts a OuietuS on a Fault-Finding Gus
toner.
colored waiter in wild western
hotel has his guests down very fine and
can handle even the testiest of them
with such diplomatic skill that he is a
jewel to his employer. The last man
he settled was a man from tho east
who was so cross and fault-finding that
the waiter could scarcely refrain from
pouring a pint of hot soup down his
neck.
Here" exclaimed the guest after he
had been kicking on everything the
waiter brought him, where's the land
lord?'
Hes out in de kitchen, sah," re-
piled Sam, suavely.
well, want to see him"
''You can't see him jis' now, sab"
''How do you know l can't. You 60
and tell him to come here"
Sam went out and returned in min
ute.
Well asked the testy guest
where is he?"
Al done toll him. sab"
"Why didn't he Gomez
He'll be long in a minute, sab
chuckled Sam. Hes jiS' been jabbin'
n customer fun of holes wild butcher
knife. sab. and he's washin' de sticky
often his hands, sab. He toll me to tell
you. sab. dat he would tend to yo' case
right away, sab. Jis' keep cool min
ute, sab. he's mighty promp', sab,
II hnr ri a
house, sab"
Sam Strengthened up and waited for
the next move. but it did not come.
The testy guest finished his meal in
silence, with one eve constantly on the
door leading to the kitchen.-Detroit
Free Press.
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real old Bourbon. they were about the
best things he had ever tasted.
And what do You call them?' he
asked
Connecticut river oysters" said his
friend, who never allows the truth to
handicap a good story This hotel
keeps them specially for its we'll
patrons"
The colonel from Kaintucky wanted
his friend to have a resolution passed
in the state legislature favoring the in
creased cultivation of Connecticut river
oysters He was deeply pleased to
learn that the tariff on Connecticut
river oysters had not been ''monkeyed
with" He left his friend, delighted
with his dinner
The next day at noon the colonel
from Kaintucky, sab. walked hastily
into the same cafe. He picked up the
menu card and ran his eye quickly over
it. Then he looked at the waiter.
''Why don't you have those Con-
necticut river oysters on the bill Of
farce" he asked
1--WE haven't them, SIR" said the
waiter.
''Yes, you have" declared the colonel
from Kaintucl1y, sab. ate them here
myself last evening""
We haven't Connecticut river oysters.
sir" insisted the waiter respectfully
but firmly.
The colonel glanced around the room
and his eye fell upon a man who was
having little neck CLANS with his
luncheon. He got up and walked over
to the other table, pointing dramatlcal-
ly at the CLANS.
Bring me some Connecticut river
oysters" he commanded, sternly.
The waiter fastened away and
brought CLANS.
and whenever / come here" said
the colonel, don't try to deceive me-
I'm from Kaintucky, and anything
that's not too good for New Workers is
not too good for gentleman from
kaintucl1y. L want the best in the
house, even if you have to call on your
private stock"
Then the colonel from Kaintucky,
sab, proceeded to eat his Connecticut
river oysters with a relish. IN Y.
Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-01
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

d. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, \. Y,
says that be always keeps DIR. king-' New
Discovery in the house and his family has
always found the very best results follow
lis use; that he would not he without il, if
procurnbl- q. A. Dykeman Druegist.
Catskill, " Y, says that De. Kings New
Discovery il undoubtedly the best Cough
remedy; that he had used it in his family
for eight years, and it has never failed to
do ali it is claimed for it. Why not try n
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Charles Lawrence's and q
Gthring's CrIg store. Regular size so
cents Bud Sl.t0.
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Opened. flichtsT Lowest. Closing.
w HEAT
Cash quotations were ~ follows.

Flour-Weak. unsettled. Winter pats 2 jOG
. So winter straightS 2592 20 Spring pats
3 00dj 5tr Spring straigLts @0G2 %; Bakers
81 75@2n
No, Yellow corn. SIC.
No. spring wnc:,' 565Sa565Sc. No. 5spring
wheat, Sic. No. red ;I;.d5-; So. No. . corn,
5llac. No. oats IS g. No. white 321sa;SSc.
No. white t,S21.c, No. > rye 41c No =
barley. Sc. No. 3. 52qj4c. No. +. 5lla952c. No.
l flaxseed 81 4Ol2@il. Prime timothy seed, s. 20
Mess pork per bbi, Sl2 9OII2 l2s. Lard. per IOl
lbs, sG@. Short ribs side. loose. 81 -
~ O03i. Snortclear sides. boxed 20 05Ss6 GDi..
Whisky dIstillers' finished goods. per gallon.
81 - Sugac-Cut loaf, unchanged.
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 31.-Cumber-
laid park results:
First race-Six and half furlongs: John
Berkeley won; Satellite, second; Ten Spring
third. Time 1:224.
Second--Five furlongs: Gee Whiz won;
jeco. second: Lorena Nc, third. Time
1'1M.
Third-Fivs and half forlongs: Rasper
,Msu; Prince, second; Belle Starr, third.
Tine 1.O9s<.
Eourth-Mile and twenty yards: Tasco
@5n; Tom Eimore, second; Henry jenkins,
third. Time 1:IS1S.
Eifth-Six furIongs: Floreanna won;
Ita-et. second; Mollie b, third. Time
1:Aa
Sixfb-Six and a half furlongs: Ahess
wbn: Lord Willowhrood, second, Miss Per
khs, third. Time l:221s.
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eOY-oIRLS
On. Of 81. Strange Phases Of Life In ola
MEXICO.

MeIiso.
The recent discovery that 10 was y
Gxteen-yeSr old boy. Henry Grssmes
that had been personsting girl. Etta-
the servant in Brooklyn house. finds
IT, counterpart occasionally among ths
Mexican hou sehold. ia the SPANISH
American regions 81 the nited states
CASES in thrse regions are not mfr
guent % persons. male by seI. who all
their lives have chosen % wear
ysOruen's clothes and - labor az those
household ayocstious reczoned AZ dig
tinctivelys- uomAns. Sueh a czse -
thus described bv 4 yiastsr - Ncs
Mexico stopping 20 dine - n little
plazita abou; twenty miles south %
Santa Re, mv driver. an old-tinsr.
called ny attention 20 what sseuisd a
,trzppiEy woman working among The
female servants % The wealthy old
Mexican oous housShold across me
wa This slaf,-slfied. rather unRaihiv
persou. with coarse features and a
chin that suggested the razor. was at
tired ia calico gown. wore gold Ear
ringk and had the hair brssae-i behind.
It's a man such a. . IL I'D fhz
driver All be has % szy aboo; hf
Eezriug e voznaE's toy, - that shsr
Q boy - mother alTsys dressed hss
IN girls clothes and hs never l~zr1ed
~ dress differently. "A be Frew %
he ~ 70 work zt>o1t ~ h0as- wita
40 HoDen. where IT, u nov, treated
with zbout he same sort 81 forb~sr-
sEce and contempt thai = 's4usss nnAr'
receives Among The Tndiaas. A. ! pat
& up, }; vas - get I'd o. being -, 20
tss hard. dangerous WORK q hsTtine,
cattle and sheep whrn ~ inllAas
~e-s bad Ia The ts-Titory. tsai uossrd-
! boTs. growing up 70 - pom.
SlrfuzilT siaTes % tie uez!;hT MsEs-
can.- eso>e % be s9sE~s AID UDr<
vita ths s0us~n- IOa j tat Such
na-~s nosv here and tAsr~ Ia the Net
lean iowns saA snoEx The iu4-=s
p.zeLIoA ~ i. Sun
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. Sion the part OF res
ideuI representatives OF out of town
houses there was an irregular demand for
staple and colored cottons. also fancies
for dress wear and shirts. IL has been a
slow day, however. as the result of the
rain that lasted into the afternoon. On
the part of the sellers and buyers there
WAS an expression of better late trade.
Printing cloths dull at %. cents for Z
SQUARES.
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"a startling Similarity.

Senior Partner returning from vacs-
tion).-Who brought dot ting in our
store? Take il oud. right away,
Junior Partner-Vot's der mattero
Dots a new patent water cooler
bought last week.
Senior Partner much reliered).-Oh,
dots different thought il vas
FIRE egstinguisber,-Puck
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

Tie Want Columns OF Daily Pap, tell
ter where Il RAYS 20 advc-tiss-
You have anything 20 BUN, SELL.
Trade Or BENT, Try LIs>e col2rrns-
Is Payable strictly in Advance.
Nc Savert isemCuf taEcn Tor less than ioc.
Cre line advertisements charged same
rate n two liaeE
Prices given under classified beads IN this
coiuTu applicable Only % locGl advertise
a.cnt>. No foreign advertisements taken ~
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent IN care ~
TIE EAGLE Office should he called for within
lei ,.2ys after insertion. When advertisers
y Isl reriy~ fo-u ,trGed TO them STAMPED elVcl-
ole> must tSseuc.
Reference 20 former ~ vert isen, n:s should
give description and date Of insertion or copy
81 the advertisement should lie sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
~ discontinued by telephone.
CLASSIFIED advertisements viii he Scents
er line each Insertion. average seven WCUls
IL line. ssats L =as 1-eTurut.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER OYSTERS.
The Colonel From kaintucky" in . New
York Cafe.

a colonel from Kaintucky, sab, came
to New York the other day. This hap
pens nearly every day, but this partic-
ular colonel had never before been out
OF the state OF Kaintuclly. sab. At dim
ner. with his friend. in the cafe of n
well-known hotel, he had little neck
CLAIMS, dellclouSly cool and tempting.
The colonel declared IN favor of them
right away. He thought that. next to
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Meeting POSTPONED.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3l-The meeting OF
the crack horses NJ Point Breeze has been
postponed until Friday upon application
of Monroe Salisbury, owner of Alix, be-
cause of the sale of the Leland Stanford
stock In New York
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Horse Show Box Sales.

NEW YORK, Oct Sl-The sale OF the
boxes of the annual horse show was held
This afternoon at Madison Square Garden
Fully 500 representative New Workers at
tended. The first box was knocked down
10 G orge Gould for 500. The lie Melted
s54. 20. an average oG $3.50 box as agaiuS-
Slu coo last wear
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ST. Louis. Oct. 81 Wheat-Eigher;
cash 4Sss Tops lo,ver:Nov 4Sc Decemhe 49, :
cents: My 54l+ d54Ssc. Corn-Low-r:
cash IS cents; Aovbemer A. = cents; Dec
49, CENTS; Nay 41%s@....c. 'Oats-Lower;
ca>h 2SS! cents; November %; cents; May,
32It cents. Pork - Lower. jobbin :.
$3.50 Lard-Dull; steam. So 80; choice
So S2l5 Lead-Lower: - 90; spelter,
uuiel, So ~. Flax seed quiet SL3S.
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HOGS MAKE GOOD ADVANCES

CHICAGO, Oct. 3i--Ice run CT cattle was
unexpectedly heavy. something like 20 600
head arriving. Naturally = weaker fee.-
ins Obtained. IN common 70 good grades
The weakness amounted TO = DECLINE. bat
the choice Nad ezra steers on sale wer-
closed out at nearly steady price. All Of
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A Horrible ExAmpls.

Professor Occurring on the gorills)-
Gentlemen, you must give me your IN
divided attention. Il IS impossible for
you 10 form true idea OF thi. hideous
snimal unless you keep your eyes Fixed
on ue.-Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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The painting of the catacombs OF
Thebes is SO well done that after a
lapse of 1000 years the colors are as
bright as when freshly laid on. This
fact is in large degree due to the dry
ness of the atmosphere. In some parts
of upper Egypt rain has never been
known to fall
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RAIDED BY BEARS
CHANGERS AND C0ALERS GO DOWN
BEFORE THE ATTACK.

Movement Irregular, Being Gener-
al Early Advance Followed Fly q
Falling on. Only Slightly Rccov-
cred, Closing Heavy-Northwest
Catches il the Heaviest.
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~. LOUIS. Oct SL-Cotio0, oniet:
sal-s So bales: receipts q. 80. shipments.
$500: s;Ocks -. 90 Niddling. ) 5-l6
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st, Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was firm: creamery. lSa22c, dairy
I2aI9. Eggs, l.L.alslh.