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Water st, R74, u part and prop, IN brGeokIya;

Water st. R74 u part and prop In brooklyn;
Frank IL Macintosh ana wifo 10 freo"rlc
and Chas Coudcrt,, rt,,;.,..,.,.,''..';s,..,,'i
'S MaeEinppsh iO.gs
Bulkhead, W y West a. between lthrn anu
Hubert Ats look -, " ater rights &C. % part
0eo A philips ct al 10 the Mayor &c" city
Mayer and wives to HUnry 4 jnck son; ..,., lo3,OC
Spring ST. s5; Henry A Jackson To Jonas
R,Sin1,an NM ana ono "a ~ liridsr st. aoxia;
Fredk " schmidt ana will 70 Jos IN inNl. ~
2lst NJ, II =, 30 u 81 GN, |SNnNn' lehry
Plump aud anO to Met, VIE, ~ part .,,,.. H,OG
S7th 81 a. West: Franz = kinni'nlt anu
wife To B-Veriel KoGiusoh,,,., '.''''.,., +6 Ot
2Ith st. u \, l1O.lO u1 HN, % fx - tho
Oriental Bans 10 Leon tturn ana hno,...." l4,OC
Charles ! ssn.msr, ..i,,. ,..,;,.,,..' l,ac
Ssth 81, 1B2 westi Adam KnoDiocn TO Katha
riho hnoOlOcn. o,ua
18th OF, u q, 100 W Amsterdam ay. lOUx 022
John c Piatt and wife to john De Mon...
Same prep, Richard q Plat 10 John @ Plett
b9d st, 9 0. 248.9 W 9th Av, lhvxl0o,oi SELMA
Lisner 70 John w bchneeweiss. ...........sss
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Live Stock Mark et.

NEW YoRx. Thursday Jan lL-Rcceipts Of beeves
.gl head all direct to exporters aud slaughter
era No trading; feeling weak. Dressed beef quiet
at BItsstec. n. for poor To prime native Sides.
Cables from British markets quote American steers
at loF i0Sc n., dressed Weight American refrig'
Grated beef az stsic. y n: American sheep AT
ss.SIOc. v n. dressed weight shipments today,
900 bceves no exports omorrow.
Receipts OF calves were 22 heaa; SO head sale
all told. Market active and nrm for all sorts Poor
10 prime Vsas 9u9sed % =. oo az Al 5s,s H
Dressed calves ARM city drsssed yeals ~ ll,ec n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs Including cars direct
to butchers 38s head; 251 sale all told.
Sheep declined hsac. D., the reduction being most
hard to sell at The figures ruling Fully y cars OF
sold at Ntstti5R 100 rs: common 10 choice lambs
at $4,000 %. so, one fancy carload reaching $500.
Dressed M nutton ShSc 4 n: dressed lambs, SdVl9c.
Receipts OF hogs were 2Si2 head. ali rect to
slaugh'crcrs Soninaiiy frm at $31O@s4.iO 100
Ds for State hogs
The sun., 1897-01-15

The market to-day was nervous and easily inuen need
by light trading either way. Tho fluctuations In
prices were frequent but were confined within an OK
tremely narrow range and the last showed
but slight changes from last nights maj prices
Early IN the day prices declined slightly parity IN
sympathy with lower Liverpool cables. Liverpool
sold tho distant months here, and IL was rumored
that Neill Bros. would issue n bearish circular
on q small local demand prices slowly advanced
The receipts At the ports were light. the
interior receipts not excessive. the exports
tinued a heavy scale and the southern spot mar.
kets were frin President Lane or the Cotton Grow.
ers' A.socison estimated the crop at 5000 900 bAes
but the dulness OF the speculation Offset all de-
velopments favorable to decided advance In prices.
CoFrEK-Rio on the spot dun but steady; No, 4,
I0r ThA futlr tr.d mn Wa ma foil
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

THURSDAY. Jan. l4.-GRAIN-Wheat- Spot
was steadier. Sales 72. 900 BUSH for export. or
No. Northern spring. $4,000 on private terms.
and $4,000 No. g and hard winter OF privato
terms FREQ on board, anoat. Free on board,
ahoat: No. 2 red, 09c.; No. hard spring. orc. /;
No. Northern spring New York, 9lo.; No. l
Northern spring Duluth, 92Ac. Chicago re-
ceivod to-day $4,000 bush. against $1,000 last
year; Toledo 6.720. against 1880; St. Louis
1000, against 90, IL; Detroit $500. against
$50; Duluth 50,7S3 against 80, ls3; Minneap-
oils lUl.1 90, against s3l. .l50; Milwaukee /,
900, against 23,+00: Chicago II cars, against
AZ last year. Futures declined 16c. to SC, but
recovered aud advanced S4c. to 5sc. Future. sales
100000 bush., as follows:
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nour output at Minneapolis for the past week, 40
GsFa'.s & S shs ss same week year ss
Corn and oat. advanced in sympathy with wheat
iss. asfpsa ana YSln 'tfs isSsSs
iss'' s:.Sss,!Sss SsIssss Isa e. sSs
Ss: WITH % the 'S ~ 2ssan me
s Go ,hrs not on The bs
s ' sRsd s %ss nssd Ss
@ Siss been SGfss sRe
isss from ssss si., NV. Be-. ben ..sssr fssss: @
out Of Newport News. amounted 10 nearly three
quarter. Of million bushels In aaditlon. New
PfSSsa Scee
a hs s rspo5 so Of az
100000 bush. against 2l.ooo.0oo bush. a year ago
Gently nS yt5y Pa: s
interest n mis- msrsst The Suyins day wa. largely
sshsr partly In :ympsSny With !, wnso bu, prob
were % very p liberal nearly 1000 bSsR '''''"'''
IA wheat bS Ssns to tho
- Berrs. Sacks;
RFsfs,S FsSoIs. .::....:..... Sass Sass sSSssl4s sSsls
Spring In bbls. supernne. ~ eoses2 e1t No. 2 extra.
:ssSssS Ssi.a. @ sffs ssSs &i fseGs&s: ffGf,s&s
quiet bas steady Iran go Ss( 100 ns. o5So7!sc;i
SiSsaoc sssips @ "v SGnsp ,aSsi7Sc 'o' " wv '
p s'Ff asSlaasiS sp .'G i's'
1piec. against lec last year The southern spot spot
MARI ITS unchanged. New orleans sold 5000.
Augusta 4+p Mobilc 400, Norfolk $40. and Savannah
100 bales Liverpool was unchanged on the spot with
sales OF $4,000 ba futures there declined to
points In Manchester yarns were quiet and steady:
week 80 00O, against ~ 200 In the week last
year: Shipments TO Great Britain. 1000. against
5000 last year. TO the Continent 1000, against
$4,000 last year. Augusta received to day $40 balos
against 2s6 last week and col last year: Memphis
BSl, against SJb last week and 500 last year; st.
hou, 6ot sgain.t los last week end 500 las, year.
Houston t,drp, against BtbS last week and 23l |
last year. Memphis shipped today l.iv7, IT, Louis
$50. ana Houston b.A2s bales Houston expects to.
and 2,l9a last year New orleans exp cts o,bOo 10
1880 y.s against The so por, as isc.p |s't w.n. sra ,saS
bales, against 2l.lP0 last week auo 90.
$40 last year thus far this week. l23, $40.
against i8i Pas thus far last week The exports from
the ports were 66,694 bales In New orleans March
declined 3 points but recovered this and advanced
slightly. Futures here declined o to points, but
recovered tho loss and advanced l to points clos
ing very steady, with sale. OF 10000 baies The
trading IA follows!
The sun., 1897-01-15
y,r.,e. As.,... tho Nov YsrA Central.

wIrrnrowS. N. Y, Jan. IA verdict of
a 200 was rendered against tho New York Gen.
trsl and Hudson River Railroad Company here
isst evening In favor of William Godfrey for
,hs death Of his son. who was killed By the col
Isnse OF a dcpot In q wind storm at Cape Vince nj
n 1895. Tho defence was that the storm was
a seyore that the company could not be blamed.
The plaintiff proved that the building WAS un-
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Dusiness Chances.

A PARTNER WASTED with sl,dOO half Interest
n lodging house, brooklyn; old established, 30
hrds; splendid pronts, elegantly equipped, strictest
iHvrstlgatlOn allowed Inot prominent thorouShfaro
BROOKLYN. Full p1rtiCulRTs
MCDONALD \ WIGGlNs, l4O Nassau st.
SOOOOO n Mno sne cf md ,NE ra,a fTaSst aSar ou, IL
me-, ding business OF st2, 10000 per year Closest
lLvrstlgaton desired Al lrcAs g. box lNH sun oice.
The sun., 1897-01-15
for salr.

l.oR SALE Electric motor, Ihor.e power ego
i volts, guaranteed boOu order, Us seen work.
Ing, A. H. O., box ZOO sun ofice.
CAFES OF every make, good az new, below cost OF
- manufacture, These safes were taken In trade
part payment Safcs removed, repainted, and re-
paired. THE hoSLER SAFE Co.
100 Broadway, cor. DuaAs -
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Available cash balance. in.
cluding gold balance. s231 ,6sl o72 e2sl S2s 81

Money In London, = 2 cent Rate OF discount
In open market, for both short md three months
bills, 3 y cent The Bank OF England minimum
rate Of discount unchanged at 4 q cent. Tho
proportion OF its to its liabilities In so SO
y cent, against 44.97 4 cent. last week and
5000 same week last year. Bullion in the Bank
of England Increased last week tl,016,O0Q, and
quote y cents. at O2 francs 47I6 centimes.
Exchange on London. 90 france % centimes.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF France
shows decrease OF 3.3+3.0O0 francs gold and
decrease OF 5S7. 900 francs silver.
+. J. LismAn offers to investors q mum Der OF
nrst mortgage bonds paying from 5I to 7 y
cent. on the Investment. The majority Of the
bonds are Of companies that have been reorgan-
lied; other issues offered sell at com paratiyely
low prices because they are not well known.
Tho sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
fn.da fol
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RECORDED MoRroAoEs.
Adams, VIM @, and wife 70 the ssamsn's nan

Adams VIM c, and wife 70 the seamen's nank
side Drive. yr. $4,000
ward lafayette, 80 n 10th st. yrs 49,. 80. q.Ieo
hank. 2s3s lstav, .,...,.,...; $4,000
prms Ms nrSs lSGf to "S owana 1000
TgGy y an tS"in and Sfe tn WIN Gf. VOC
10000
Co iii aSih st, 4 ayrs,....a;,,...,,,,.,,.,, 1000
cor Maii,on AZ and road from from WsO'che''er ,ooo
TO bsSr R "sa Is % liz. 5000
InS Go, Division st. 2So.7 Clinton It
ccc s"a Sss G,nsf I'd d PIfR P%Tsd cor 100000
Sv ana 2UIh st, icnse, demand .;.......;,.. 1000
Kothschi. 2Il 2lth ST. yrs, ...,.;,.,..., 10000
Dc sNST wTS &C. aS"R 9, ST. 10 S%' %%s
De WSiis John O. AMI vito to Henry cole ''''''
trus n = Iath st, l4O W Amsterdam Nv.
SANE To- Sc LuEcs Home Tor INDECENT Chris ''''''
unn Females. n 18th 81 100 Amsterdam
San o 10 trns sc, 6r Marie Marshall SC, ms
;Vth st, IiS " Amsterdam Rv, yrs,,,a,,,I,, $4,000
son, as iiith II, - " Pleasant Nv, yr'.a. 1000
Bowery, yr.,,.;.....';;... "...;;.,.., Az, 5000
sno 6ia " 4ST! ST. ayIIs,,.,,,,;,,,,,,., -, 1000
s3th st. 30 W PARK av. mos ~. 2bp5
i63 and On Av Il and lsi 5th st, yrs, $4,000
saving Of Merchants Clerks esis av, 75o ,,,oo
| Hohl, Charles. and wife 10 Anna Mcisci, ms
| Home bl lhT2w linton nv, . yrs q mt2Sj. 5000
I'VE " linton H% ] Yrs ,.'.,,',,..,, 1000
| HniPnt EiNa NJ. 10 Elizabeth Eddy ms l6ith
II, li9- StehbI Ms av, VS., ,,,,,. 1000
son, u W cor iS!thst and Brook ay, demand $4,000
| JohRnson, Hilda, to Martha T. Randall, lot
~. block y, map Mnprb estate, yrs ,,.,... 400
Great Jones St, yrs w.. 10000
Co, - aith st, 800 7tn ay yrs..,.e..'.s 100000
| Same 10 sgmund Gutwlliig. lidw 34th 81.
o mos -; isooo
Gond same prop. mo. .....s;......: -. 1900
Sons @ Of Israel doth e. % ID sv sr... 1000
The sun., 1897-01-15
UNITED STATES RURRHR COMPAN,
Graal 3lutirrs.

A TTRNTIOS Is CALLED TO THE ADVERTISE.
n MENT IN TIE "CllY RECORD" commencing
on the l3th day of January lSHI aud continuing
theron consecuy-ly for nine 90 days thereafter OF
the con trmation 10y the Supreme Court ana entry In
the Hureau for the Collection NJ Assessments etc Of
the assessments for OPENING AND ACQUIRING
TITLE to the following named streets In the rcspeo
tive Wards herein designated
s3p WNb- bAhhn STNtEr fsT hGrWeeh iI;pppSw"oa a
tween Webster aud Third avenues; EDnEWATER
ROAD from Westchestcr avenue to West Farms
Road.
pITlI wARp,-.lORlNG PLACE, from University
avenue to hampdcn street. -
hsFREi r. FITCH, Comptroller
City Of New York, iluance Department,
Comn,-Cllcr'H Onicc, January ~, 1897.
The sun., 1897-01-15

Barley-was nrm New feeding, 28c., cost and freight
TO bunno: mailing, 3sGI the, ms to quality. Rye
WHs dull state ts@4te;! No 2 Western ts+c,, Tree
bush, including 10000 No mixed on private terms
free on board ahoat, for export; No. mixed. 1000.
29c. In store; o,UUU No. do. B0c. delivered;
1000 steamer white nt 9sH In elevator; 900 old
BOliS3OIac, delivered; 1000 old ungrnded white ut
2ptc In elevntor 10000 steamer In elevate at 9Sc.;
1000 No. white 2gc. In elevator. Futures advanced
Hsc to kc. Future sales as 0OO bush. as followsi
The sun., 1897-01-15
Electric stock Quotas, oas,

Total sales 3.3oO shArea
The sun., 1897-01-15

Weak Liverpool cables depressed wheat at the open.
INK but In the absence Of anS decided selling pressure
the loss Wa recovered, nni pr,ces advanced on Or'
rign Luying together win snIa local demand. At
TIE tdN nee, however local Tears sDld freely, and
prc's re.c"d. uu SIN Inter thr market rned aga
ana advanced IN covering or shorts The clearnIcrs
nehyy. ami was rumored that cargo or wheat
haa been worked for export at sun Frnncro for Aus
tralIu. st. Louis was good buyer at tne West Tue
pllce Currsm's weekly report was besrlsh. stating
that there IL some talk OF damage to the wheat CROP
but that favorable reports predominate. Liver
pool declined "a. Paris was quiet but nrm. Berlin
declined lc. The Northwestern receipts were e77
cars. against 20y last weok and a2Y last year. The
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- Opening HohcS'. Looest. CLOSING. Night
S%Ss,yy''''::,.,.;:;;:ssii sfPS s{$s sss sSs

Oats-Spot steady. Saios 81, 900 bush, including
so 900 No. mixed on private rms, free on board.
anoat for export NO white, e4ltc.; No. do, 22c;
No. white clipped. l6c; No do EpLSc; No mixed,
224o No do golSc.i rejected mixed lec.; ted
white, glc.; NO. mixed, delivered, 1000 at 2B4c.
track mixed 22d2ic: track white, 1884, at p8Suc'
Futures advanced No Future sales 1000 busn. as
Opcnfno highest. Lorest. CLOSING. Night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03
WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Result Shows a General Endorsement of the
Administration.

Dubuque, Ia, June 2.-Today's session
OF the national convention of Modern Wood
men was most important. The election of
officers was an endorsement of the admin
istration, nearly every one being reelected.
The headquarters were ordered removed
from Fulton to Rock Island, and the next
head camp was voted to Kansas City.
Charges of misappropr.at.on of funds,
acknowledgement, etc, against the head of
ficers fell fiat, not so much as being con-
sidered by the convention. Many changes
were made in the laws of the order, of i'm
portance to members. Resolutions were
read and referred, to establish a printing
Office for the order requiring officers to
have a union label on all printed matter;
protesting against annuling the certificates
of persons in the employ of liquor estab-
llshments receiving a weekly stipend. Sala-
ries were fixed the same as last term, eX-
cept that the head bankers was increased
to $500 per annum, and that the law conf
mlttee to $40 per day. The law prohibiting
membership to liquor dealers was so amend
ed as not to affect those in the order before
such legislation was enacted.
The officres elected are as follows: Head
consul, w. A Northcott Illinois: adviser,
Daniel B. Horne, Iowa clerk, c. w. Halves.
Illinois: banker, George y. Frat, Wiscon-
sin; escort, F. r. VanSlyke, South Dakota;
Waterman. E. b. Thomas, Ohio; secretary,
L. E Mentch, Illinois; chaplain. Rev. Ii
w. Troy, Wisconsin.
The evening session was devoted TO the
exempEfcation of the secret work by hte
Dubuque and Grand Rapids teams.
The report Of the delegates al large, who
were in charge of the investigation of the
head officers, was made public tonight. II
is very lengthy. and goes into details. 1t
SAYS that they found a few minor irreSu
larities. but that this in no way injured
the order nor caused the slightest misuse
of the funds; that there is nothing upon
which to base the sensational charges of the
Fulton committee. The report IS a COM
plete refuattion OF every allegation against
the officers, and created quite a sensation.
Annapolis. Md. June 2-Everything is in
readiness for the graduating exercises which
will take place at the Naval academy on
Friday next. william G. DuBose of Geor-
gia viii graduate at the head of his class
Friday. His average for the four years is
69076, and for the present year 27l.9i.
Ernest F. Eggert Of Michigan is No. :.
average 6S1.SS: Joseph W. Howell OF New
York is third. average 6s1.i; Harry f. Var
nell of Iowa fourth, average e55.7i; Harlan
p Per-!u of Indiana fifth. average SO -.
Only six cadets were deficient in the an
nual examination, two each IN the first,
second and third classes. The entire fourth
class was successful The failures were
fewer than under any former administra-
ton The japanese student. Hiraoki Ia
musa. was deficient but VIII be continued
at the academy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03
oKLAHos.A's FINE CROPS
Prospect for Abundant Harvests Could
Not Re Better

Oklahoma City. o. T. June 2-F0llow-
ing Is the Oklahoma weather crop bul-
Ieiin for the week ending Monday. May
81:
Tuesday ard Wednesday were warm
clear days. Thursday and Friday acre
cloudy with light - heavy r1ins through
cut ne northern, central. southern ard
western sections. and Saturday. sunday
and Monday were generally Gear and
cool.
The mean temperature FOR the week
SO 4ezrees. Is degrees below The ror-
nal
The rainfall vas above normal. ex-
cep; over The Cherokee. Creek. Usage
and ne eastern psrs % ihe Csoctsx Ma
ton. from vnica 10 rain - reported.
except a very heavy locsl ran a. Tab
Iequza on the 18Th and a lizai rain a.;
South HcAIezter On ne 2s;h ard zta-
!. - very dry IN ne eastern pssts3B q
the Creek nst5on-
whaa; continues IN me most prozis-
Ing condition. and the cgtiook - sxcel-
lent Some tesr vas sn.s-ts.5e5 Lest
many xaezt feds when re heavy
rains Thursday and Friday fhrouxsog.
ths central section caused 70 i9e<e.
would 10: rise again. but b. Sunday.
practically al Sss again erect ard fn-.
Wheat IL everyw5e-4 fling rapidly sai
ze!l. - feds are already t1rnsng TeI-
Iox ard hzrves. Eln begin IN re so2ih-
e-a section next week
The ozts crop l. z,so "a prime consi-
:i5u. and Ike vns4,. gives premise .
IL lsrxeS; yis.d e<s- known
TIE Eaa:ser has been fzgo-a5Is 70
grass. Ea,ea hss grgSa vs-T AJAX Sszss
mex ray - already 81 ;be market
Cora has made splendid groxfa AID =
Up Eit3 he zSafoa. - early seass SaE>
ben Cultivated zoe tss l2ss tine szs
laid -.
Eec1--s s-s s91se1azt eaaaIelnx as
70 c1:ts1. serss c3g-ssS, gz3-ats FsDcf. {.
a. having Ssns Ee1 azrizE fh~ s~-s.
sz1 otners as 10. se.zx ~es. TIE iaf.s-
pa. q ;ae Eeet has heen rat go col.
zad re ae-vy .zsSs &ssAA: - have ss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03
THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, June 3 1897.
Local forecasct for Wichita and vicinity
Far and continued cool Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 10 degrees. the
lowest 6S degrees and the mean 50 degrees,
with cool cloudy weather and lew barome-
ter.
Thus far this month the average tempera-
ture has been ~ degrees.
For the past eight years the average tenn
perature for the month of June has been a
degrees, and for the End day IS degrees.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, d. c., June Following is
the forecast till p. m. Thursday:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Fair;
cooler; north to northwest winds.
For Kansas-Fair, preceded by showers II
south portion; cooler in southern portion;
northwest winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03

Chicago. Ills, June 2-Butter-Firm,
creameries. nGlfzc; diaries. 7dl2c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. Sc.
Live poultry@Slow, turkeys, sISc; chick
ems. &c; ducks. 71sc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. June 2-Wheat-Un-
settled. prices Irregular; No. 2hard. Csc: Nc.
3, e2c: No. 4. soc; No. spring. CSC bad, 1oS
asked; No. 3. SAC.
Corn-I cent higher: No. mixed, 1si:c.
Oats-No. white. iSiac.
Rye-No. nominally 2aGSoc.
Butter-Stcady; fancy separator. e cents;
dairy. ~ cents.
Egg@Steady: receipts lighter. demand
good; fresh candled Kansas and Missouri,
stock. 7l2c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mo-. June 2-Rece;pts-Flour.
200: wheat. 1000; corn, IS 90; oats 1900
Sh.pments-Flour. 5000; wheat. s.oeo: corn.
1900: cats, 5000
Flour-Dull. steady and unchanged.
Wheat-H.gher: No. red cash. elevator
Sc; track, SSGsic: July, nisc.
Corn-Better; No. cash. H%622c; July.
2la.c bid.
oats-strong; cash. lie bid: Juy. ls1.c
bid.
Rye-Lower. size. track.
overwhelmingly &c.
Hay-Dull and lower; timothy. ss.5odl2oo 90;
prairie, S4.00GS.50
Butter-Slow; creamery. nd1asc; dairy.
Safe
Eggs-Firm. 72.c.
Porl2-Steady; standard mess jobbing 81,
soar 90
Lard-Lower; prime steam. $40; choice.
S3.El.c.
NEW YORK
New York. June 2-Flour-Receipts a..
Si5 barrels: exports a. 651. Quiet and about
steady, al old prices.
Wheat-Receipts 1915 bushels: exports.
11C.is3. No. l northern dull. TIC Options
irregular and closed i2Gssc higher; June
1850; September, 70Ssc.
Corr-Rece:pts Ia. $50 bushels; exports, 100
02S. Spot dull. No 2. 2sisc. Options rm,
GHc higher; September. 30kc.
Oats-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports Il,
9S. Spot quiet; No. 2, 2li4d2i1c. Option.
inactive but steadier and 1sc; higher; June
Misc.
Hay-Easy; shipping. SOC; good to choice
6Oc.
Lard-Steady; western steamed, $50; re-
fined firm.
Pork-DuIl
Cottonseed oil-Dull showing some de-
cline from yesterday: prime crude fob,
lie; prime sumner yellow. 2Siec.
California dried fruits-About steady:
ex3porated apples prime wire-tray 4L.a4itc
wooddried prime. 4&sqfsc; choice. 4izQ4s.c,
fancy. 42sd5c.
Butter-Receipts 13.4oO packages: steady,
western creamery. 1lQ15c; Elgins. 15c; fac
tory. 7is3l0Ikc
Egg%Receipts 1890 packages; steady:
state and Pennsylvania, 11GI31zc; western,
1e1lOisc; southern, 11c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03
LIVESTOCK MARKErS
CHICAGO.

lineage, Ills, June L.-1attle-IHe mar
ct for cattle was rather more animated and
prices ruled about steady al Mondays 10
cent advance. Sales were on a basis OF
S-91iS for common native dressed beef
steers. up TO si.75G5.W for good TO choice
shipping and export cattle. with prime Fat
beeves scarce and largely nominal al S.iGfi
5.3,- Stockers and feeders sold largely at
S5.so043. Calves were again in active de-
mand. with most OF the sales at S. Jo0s -
Texas cattle were fairly steady.
Hogs-Trade IN hogse was fairly active
at decline of about cents. Sales were
largely at s3.47I352iz hogs selling at an
extreme range Of s3.3la57iz for the poor
est 10 the best droves. while pigs brought
s. El355
Sheep-Prices for sheep and lambs were
steady a rule. Sheep sold al 3 jS %
for inferior 20 Fat heavy droves. and choics
TO extra native were nominal at "a. sod50o
Texans sold az S-25Gis0. Lambs were &C.
tive al S.2lI5.oo for shorn iocks- Wooded
Colorado lambs sold IN large numbers az
=. 2aa5.5o, and spring lambs were active at
Receipts-Cat;l.. 1900; hogs. $500; sheep.
1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. uJne 2-CsttIe-Re-
ceipts 1eto. Market steady. Texas steers.
G.EG4S: Texas cows. s15o12.55: native
steers 3 +pGislA: native cows and heifers.
81 .50G425: stockers and feeders. s. 5Jli4- -:
bulls. g 4Gf375
Hoes-Receip;s 1900 Market 5 to 10 cents
lower Bulk OF sales - 5JG3. y: heav.es.
3 h3g7lz: packers. .3.ep63z5: mixed e >
I3D lights. a.11za2%; workers. E.3su
30: pigs. s. so63So
Sheep-Rece.p;s 1900. Market steady 20
strong. Lambs, 1-5oG5-5tss muttons. p.oa
40.
Representatives sales: Texas steers %
head .ve-a gins I31s pounds. G2s: Texas
cows. IS head avers ging 70 pounds SIS:
rative steers. y head averaging fs<5 pounds
81 ~: native COWS and beiferS. = head sv-
ers ziag 50 pounds. Gz: stocks-s AID fed
ere. u head averaging 1910 pounds. - 8:
bulls. x head averaging az pounds. S.sS-
ST. LOUIS
81 Louis Mo aJne 2-Cat;le-Rscs!cts
zn nzrks; steady 20 siro-z. Shipping
sseers "a SOS =: hight Steer .375cf =:
s;ockers sni feeders, szbS6tso: cogs an
hs.fers I5sd4 =: Texas and Indian steers
s. 65<l 40: Texas and indian coss and he'll
erz, g 4Gsso
Hog-Reee. pts 700 Market wax 20 :
cents lower Lghi. s2sDa2E; nsixe1. 1za
80: heavy. 3 %d3S
Sbeep-Rec..pts 15go Mzrke- weak Ma
tive rnurtors 81 S23 =. Texas sheep 3 80
As: lambs. H5sgs6a-
NEW YORK.
New York June z-1@-~es-secslo- sy7
Na-ke. steady. Native steers "a s0e7- =.
stage ard oxen. S3zJ11 -. dry COWS s. *
ia European cshie quote American F.ses-
a, Ie--Eiftxc. dressed weight. Ehee7 Ia
Ts--c. resr4xerz:o- beef sd<tkc Fx-sor.s
today 80 b~eves ard 49, quarters OF Bet:
sheep-Recetpts f.s1. Es-kst active. ~
&c higher. al rogo1 Sheep. g saz =:
yszrtnEz. a7sEsS.T: Izrta. ErssT ~
Hoss-Hsce.pts 7.tes Marc. Arm q; :, 80