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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-25
LOCAL HOG MARKET
Strong With Thursdays RuI-
ing Prices.
TOPS GO UP TO $3.50
Light Cattle Trading--Market
Fairly Strong,

The Wichita hog market yesterday ruled
strong, with Thursdays prices. It was
again a quiet day with a light run OF re-
Ceipts, only moderate quality, and the
trading as active as the supply would war
rant The wagon trade was all over by
noon, and there was no great quantity
Of that, and the few car loads received
came in early, and all were disposed Of
long before the usual hours for closing
the days business. In spite Of the pro-
nounced Indifferent trading in the provis-
ion market lower live stock markets gen.
orally, and other features working a dis
advantage on the local market, the latter
was well sustained and thoroughly held
its own and remained at all times steady
with the ruling average prices Of the day
before and in the main strong. No sales
were recorded at prices lower than the
average for Thursday, and quality con-
sidered. the general tone was fairly EVIL
denced in a well marked strength. The
quality was only ordinary for the bulk Of
the hogs offered on sale in both car lots
and wagon trade, and all sold at prices
always well up for all they could COM
mand. There was one prime, well finished
load Of hogs offered through the day,
bringing $50. and they were well
worth 1t. They showed up an ay-
erage of 26 pounds, and were
fat, good hogs, well fed and rounded out
This top Is 12I1 cents higher than the top
of Thursdays car hogs, and w cents
above the top for that day Of any kind.
As a matter Of fact, there is always good
demand on this market for good prime
hogs at q full market value off Kansas
City. The trouble has been for some
time that light hogs thin, premature and
scraggly stock has been run into this mar
kct, and at times was hard to dispose
Of. Good prime butcher hogs, Weighing
from 240 to 30 pounds will never fail Of
good price on this market and bought as
soon as offered. On yesterdays market
there was this one lone load of very good
hogs the rest being quite ordinary, and
receiving all they were worth. The trade
was active and brisk so far as there was
stock to sell, and everything was disposed
Of readily, and the pens closed up early.
The local demand was more than suffi-
Cient to absorb all that came in and much
more could have been used. Shippers and
buyers were alike well satisfied with the
day and for the season was up to the aV-
erage. Following are the daily compari-
sons: For yesterday: Tops, $40; bulk
Of sales, 355d3. So: average weight, POS;
receipts, 40. For Thursday: Tops, S3.62Ia;
bulk Of sales, S3.5Od3. SPY: average weight.
2o6; receipts, 464 For the same day last
week: Tops, $50; bulk of sales. 1850
S.67l2; average weight, 22O; receipts, PIG.
For the same day last year: Tops, $40;
bulk OF sales, S3.00Q3O712; average weight,
254; receipts, 1913.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago, June 24-Wheat-Disappoin
ables today and fine harvesting weather.
together with excellent prospects for an
immense yield throughout the country.
started wheat at q decline. Liverpool ca
bles were unchanged, whereas it was ex-
peted the rally here yesterday would have
a tendency TO advance prices on the other
side. Argentine shipments for the p
weeks since January / have aggregated
- 7o4 600 bushels, compared with I7S5 90
bushels for the same period last year
Chicago receipts were 3 cars, against Is
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth rsceiv-
ed SO cars. as compared with % for the
same day last year July opened = lower
at Il. and hung al that figure. September
started . cents down az 67as 957ie. ad-
vanced to 67Ss, and declined to 574-
Corn-Lower cables and fine growing
weather, together with the heavl feeling
in wheat depressed corn. July opened
IS cent above at S2lz: Soft sold to 32l. a
SOS. then rose 70 S2i2
Oats sympathized with the other de-
clines. July started isT& down, al rs
and remained az that figure.
Provisions went shade lower with the
coarse grains. Packers were inclined TO
buy July pork opened ~ cents higher
al s9.55. and sold down 10 So - July lard
started SC al S5.sels and rose 10 S5.65. July
ribs began ~ cents down al S5.37i1 and
sold az that price.
Chicago. June 24-Poultry in good de-
mand; spring chickens, 12914: hens. "a
~. ducks. s6slz; turkeys sac.
But;er-FIrm; creameries. l4G1s; dairies
Ili=rI3tz.
Egg-Steady; fresh. loi9
NEW YORK
New York. June A.-Wheat-Recelp
Is. So: exports. 81 SS2 spot easy; No. :
red. sc, I @. b.. aaoat: SIC. car lots. O2-
tons closed 5sGl1sc ne; lower. No .
red July closed $50
Corn-Recstpts. o.5; exports. I54Ssl-
Spot weak; No. . 81. Options closed q
Ilzc lower. July closed 2sisc
Oats-Receiqts 20 81; exports - sSs
Spot weak: No :. sc; No. white. SIC.
options closed dull.
Butter-Flrm: receipts 500: steady:
western creamery. 1891. Eiglas. =. fac
tory. llaIe4.
Egg-Reeeip;s, Sse packages Steady:
western. l2EI&t2.
ST LOUIS
81. Louis, June 4.-Butter-CuchazEed
Eggs-F1rm; &C, loss or
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. June A-The hopeful tone
Is continued IN the dry goods market.
though there are no phenomena which
seems 10 point 20 specifically better con-
ditions There are no advances IN prices
and the bulk OF the sales being made are
IN strictly summer lines, which are sold
on account on concessions from quoted
prices. The noteworthy exception is the
demand for fan fancy prints IN dark
shades. which is well sustained at the
prices quoted by sellers. Reports from
various jobbing centers show good aver
age results for this season In most quar-
tiers. Both IN jobbing and with retailers
sales have been heavy. Print cloths are
not so firm as they were earlier in the
week Regular sixty-four squares are
still quoted at &c.
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COTTON

New York. June A.-The cotton market
opened quiet and steady with prices IN
changed TO point lower and ruled gener-
ally inactive during the fore part Of the
morning. with fluctuations very narrow.
The July and August deliveries developed
a weak undertons around the opening as
a result OF the long selling but s,eadied
later on light GOV sring. asa re sultof
later on light covering. in part for Wall
street account Sales for the first hour
reached but d 500 bales. with the mar
ket at II o'clock dull but steady a, a net
gain OF l 10 s points Crop news was
very bearish. as anticipated, while wealth
er reports were all that could be de-
sired.
New Orleans. June 24-Cotton-Easy:
niddling, &C.
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Totals, U. S.........S1, $50 553, 163 IA -.
Totals outside n. 7. ass 594 oil 81 -.
MUSIC AND DRAMA
DR. sPENCER,s LECTURE.

ok. E4NCEIN LIZ I M
There was a large audience assembled
at the Wayne street NJ. f. church last
evening to listen TO the Rev. DR.. w A.
Spencer of Philadelphia His topic was
Great BattledeIds of the World"
DR.. Spencer was in the Union army for
four years. He was an eye witness and
a participation in many of the great bat
ties of the late war. His lecture was a
mastery review and comparison OF the
conflicts of ancient and modern times.
1t was replete with anecdotes and Incl
dents 1t abounded in fine description, in
thrilling passages and eloquent flights.
1t was punctuated with tears, laughter
and applause It was of particular inter-
est to the old soldiers. for he paid them
many a hearty compliment The many
youths present received a good lesson in
patriotism. Indiana was praised for Its
noble sacrifices in men. and its exhibit
tons of herojsm on many fields Of battle.
Fort Wayne Evening Sentinel, Fort
Wayne Ind.
The First Methodist Episcopal church
was we'll filled last evening in spite OF the
inclemency af the weather, TO hear Rev.
". A. Spencer, D. D, lecture on The
Great Battlefelds Of the World" A large
delegation of old veterans marched to the
church in a body. 70 the tune OF fife and
drum. while the nugle call was sounded
from time 10 time.
The speaker proved to De as advertised
q man fun Of life and stories and held
his listeners TO the end Of his address
with ears open to catch his remarks. He
also sang several selectlsss which were
greatly ppTecated.-Ithaca ". "
News.
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PROSPECT OF PEACE
And Report of Favorable Crop
Condition
PUTS STRONGER TONE
Into the Transactions of the
Stock Market.

New York, June A-Bradstreet's finan-
cial review tomorrow win say:
Early IN the present week the specula-
ton degenerated into a dull professional
affair. Prices sagged of without much
animation being shown, and later on rail-
lied. under manipulation directed against
the short interest which had apparently
attained considerable proportions. A,
the close Of the week stronger ZONE
appeared in the favorable crop advices
from the west and the belief that the
expected fall of Santiago would lead 10
an early peace. There was a lack of pub
lie participation throughout and the mar
ket became professional in quality, while
europe has hardly been an appreciable
FACTOR. The dizziness and sagging tenden-
cy are ascribed to a number of Influences
The concentration of attention upon the
government bond issue has been one of
the chief Of them, though the success Of
the popular subscription and the absence
Of any disturbance in the money mar
ket from that cause tend to deprive Il
Of further force. II may indeed be noted
that the market for railroad bonds has
been exceptionally strong, and that
good demand for investment has asserted
itself extending from high grade bonds 10
issue OF secondary grade. The market.
however, could hardly fail TO be chilled.
temporarily at least, by the approaching
influence Of the stamp duties of the war
revenue bill, which affects stock exchange
dealings, loans Of money and transactions
in foreign exchange with more or less~S-
verify. In fact, as regards the stock mar
ket, there is some trepidition shown as
to whether or not the imposition Of a
tax of 81 per 100 shares will not tend to
reduce public interest The exchange has.
1t is true, taken the matter boldly, and
resolved that the customer and not the
broker shall be charged with the tax, and
1t remains to be seen whether the addi-
tional cost to specula tive transactions
Will be disregarded or not. 1t would seem
that speculative interest would have been
somewhat discouraged by the declines in
the price of grain and the conflicting ac-
counts of the crop result and prospects.
The bull movement of prices during the
past year has had for its foundation the
high prices at which American bread
stuffs sold and the heavy foreign demand
for them. Consequently the drop in prices
and the persistent stories of damage 20
the crops have had more or less effect
particularly as they are accompanied by
indications that western railroad earnings
will not compare favorably with those of
thelast few months when the exception
ally heavy grain movement was in pro-
gress. In fact, it is claimed that this was
the cause for the stoppage of bullish sup
port and manipulation in some Of the
prominent stocks and the hesitating tone
they assumed as soon as doubts about the
crops began to appear. The rally later on
was indeed based on the apparent faisity
of crop damage stories.
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF

Mrs. Guy Reynolds returned on last
nights Santa Fe.
Sheriff Simmons went to Wellington
/ last night on business.
| Mrs. S. l. Maxwell Is in Parsons on .
short visit with friends.
Attorney l. p Campbell left for Topeka
yesterday on legal business
! DR.. J. c. Wilson is home from short
/ business trip to Kansas City.
John NJ Kinkel Of Hutchinson was reg
/ istered al the Carey yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Warren was In Hutchinson
yesterday on some railroad business.
W. b McIlhenny and wife. OF Gettys-
burg. Pa. are registered at the Manhat-
/ tan.
Mrs. J. D. Caldwell has gone TO s..
! Louis on a short visit wItn relatives and
friends.
Nj and Mrs Z. T. Hlggipson arrived
home yesterday from the Winfield Chau-
tauqua.
kid Bevis OF Winfield was here yes
terday in consultation with several of the
I baseball fans.
( MIR. George Darling let last evening
over the Santa Fe for Chicago on
short business Trip.
Hon. ". Z. Stanley and family returned
yesterday from Winfield. where they at
tended the assembly.
Mr c. l. Seagraves travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Santa Fe. was here yes
,erday from Topeka
C. 9. Montgomery. OF the special serv-
Ice Of the Santa Re. was IN the city yes
terday from Topeka.
Miss Daisy A Taylor OF Junction city.
Kan. IS visiting Mrs r. W. Wlbking %
+9l South Poplar street
c. A walker Is reported a. being very
much better and T. Is hoped that the
danger period IS passed
Mr.. Max Oliver has returned from
Cambridge. Mass. where he has been at
tending Harvard college.
Miss Myrtle Hinton leaves n a few
days for Iowa where she VIII visit rela-
ives during the summer.
Mrs. c p Quincy vii return today
from g. Louis and Independence. no.
where she mas been visiting.
Ihe invitations are "-t Tor . reception
'''
Miss Le'2a h.As came np rom WIN
h@s2 yesterday WIN ) parry ~ "icAii@
''''a VIZ
Hon AoTi Ai2aHga, caaiFHaa - ihs
He215l-eaH state e@airal comm 'e-. vas
.n re CITY yeHtsfaay from hinErnaH-
CITIZENS HFinE On "prtn Fo9rfa are
complaining - t7s very h4d CONDITION ~
tha' street between D71El@s and First
Mss Jessie CsaTk has Tetgrne1 horre
from WHSLE. where aa4 hss charge -
TIE musical Department ~ ne Chz''taa-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, June 24.-Conee-Options
opened steady with prices unchanged 10
8 points; ruled generally inactive. with
unimportant variations, European and
Brazil cables. unsatisfactory character.
and added to indifference OF local trade.
Closed steady unchanged TO poins net
lower. Sales. $50 bags. including July
$50. Spot-Rid. dun; nominal; No. ia
voice, Ga No. johbing. 6sa; Mia. quiet.
Cordova. Slzdl3ik; narrow jobbing trade,
Sugar-Raw dull and barely steady; fair
refining. 31s; centrifugal. sc test. SIC. Re
fined quiet.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. June A.-Wheat-Firmer;
No. l hard, 80; No. 2, 1878; No. 3, 74GT7;
No. 1 red. so; No. 2. 50; No. 3. 73975: No.
No. 2 spring. 73Q75; No. 8. 6s672
Corn-Lower; closing weak; No. mix
ed. 2912Q3012; No. white, 3oQ31: No. 3,
29lz.
Oats-Active; higher; No. 2 white. PSI.
Rye-steady; No. 2. $500.
Hay-Steady. unchanged.
Butter-Quiet; separator, 1291411; dairy,
10912c
Eggs-Weak; fresh. SIC.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, June 24-Wheat-Futures
closed quiet; July, IS sgd; September. IS
69sd; December, IS 912d.
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Try GRAlN-Ol Try GRAlN.0I

Ask your Grocer today to show you
package Of GRAIN-O. the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee The chill
dren may drink It without injury as well
as the adult. All who t-y It, like IL
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java, but It Is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach re-
ceiyes 1t without distress. 4 the price Of
coffee l5c and Csc per package. Sold By
all grocerg
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vance in prices. Reports OF distribution
are generally encouraging.
Failures for the week have been 3SS in
the United States. against us last year and
II in Canada. akaias, "a last year.
I was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several years. and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever before. I
have used many remedies without re-
eeiving much relief. and being recon-
mended TO try a bottle OF Chamberlain >
Cough Remedy. by : friend. who. knowing
me 10 be poor widow. gave 1t 20 me.
tried Il. with the most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved me very
much and the second bottle has abso-
lutely cured ne. I have not had as good
health for twenty years. Respectfully,
Mrs Mary a Beard. Claremore, Ark.
Sod by druggists
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The Madison Square Theatre comps = Y
viii appear at the Auditorium in this city
on Monday. June =. and Will remain FOR
the entire week The company comes well
recommended by the press and managers
and VIII undoubtedly have good audiences
here.
Last night the Madison Square Theatre
company presented the three act comedy
"0ur Mascot \ large crowd braved the
heat and al expressed themselves as
asreeabiy surprised. Is for the play. Il
was a huge laugh from start 70 finish:
each and every member Of the company
vas wei cast. and Judge dby tn laugh
ger and applause they were successful
in winning golden opinions from thei-
auditors. Manager Lowe has been most
fortunate IN securing his company Miss
Hattie Van Buren, and Nj Curtis are art
ISIS IN their respective roles. such as are
seldom seen with repertoire company
Se5at.a Democrat
The Madison Square Theatre company
was given a large house last nigh. ard
produced the comedy drama a Rough
Diano-d." which was ev56ertIv suited
% the ornod q The audience in general
The applause vas hearty. < Dorado
theatre goers are being treated . nuns--
ous good pays this season. ard tbs IS
one OF them TIE company have Twelve
e7ple IN repertoire. Who are good strong
players. Mss Hattie Van Buren, ss
'Caick" last niEat played ne sooarst;e
With exceptional ease aad tact NJ
Love carried the part q Gerald Stone
wi,h proper ard mastery ar. ard as
company IS sEre . delight rs audiences
each uigh; Il 5he week as :aey id .ast
even3ag-Ei Dorado Daily Nexs
RESERVED seats nov OF sale az Pe2rus's
tsEel-y store
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York, June 24-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage Of increase or decrease, as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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LIVE STOCK MARRET
CHICAGO.

NAAlN--ANIC-
Chicago, June 24-Trade was fairly good
in cattle today and prices were steady.
Choice steers. S4S0G5.25. medium. $500
4.60; beef steers. $L158425; stockers and
feeders. S3.50GAS5; bulls, s.. S0G400: COWS
an heifers. $3l5d400. calves. 50. 25G7. 90;
western steers. $44eQ4S0; Texas steers,
S35oHi75; Texas COWS, s.. 15G3.50.
There was a fairly active local demand
for hogs. but packers managed 10 put
prices sc lower. Fair to choice 50. S5G3. %;
packers. $3.7o93 S2la. huthers. 3.75Q3. 92ls:
mixed. $3.70q590; light, S3.6OQ3.S7l2; pigs,
S26O03. -.
With an excellent demand for desirable
sheep and despite the greatly increased
receipts. prices were unchanged. Native
sheep. $450G5.25; ewes, $5.25Q4lO; spring
lambs. S6.0006.S5; shorn lambs and year
InES. S3.75G6.O0
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs 5000; sheep
9.eo0
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, June 24-T:eceipts. 100. incIud-
ing 500 Texans: natives steady; Texans
easy; native shipping steers. S.50d5 %:
light and dressed beef ana butcher steers.
81. SOQ5.O5; stockers and feeders, IS. SOC 80:
cows and heifers. S2.eed450; Texas and
Indian steers, SS.40G4.2o; cows and heifers.
S3.l5G3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market weak and
SC lower Workers. $S.70R2.>0; packers. 1855
G3S0. butchers. S3.SoT2.S0.
Sheep-Receipts. loo; market steady:
native muttons, SA40q5.75; lambs, $500
$50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 2-Cattle-Recei1t
1900 natives: Isl Texans. Eastern ship
pers and local packers active buyers.
Light supply quickly exhausted at strong
prices. Choice heavy steers. &.70I4 -:
medium. s. 5oli470; light handy weight
steers. 81 25G5-co: stcckers and feeders.
s.. 4od4S5: butchers. cows and heifers. 8 %
ASS Gamers, S255G$e 20; bulls. SS-e5f53 g. 50;
westerns. $S5od465; Texas steers. Ss.S5I
40: Texas butcher cows, $S.e0a35o.
Hogs-Receipts. 10. e66 Market opened
active, strong. advance soon lost; major
ity Of sales steady 10 shade lower than
yesterdays close. Heavy hogs. $S-75T4 Loo.
mixed. $G70G2so; lights. S5-53d2S0; pigs.
SS.O0G350
Sheep-Receipts. $40. Light receipts
and vigorous demand assures active mar
ket at strong prices. Spring lamubs. SIS
as 80; native muttons. S45015-S5; Arizona
and Texas grass sheep. 81 S5g4.15; stock
ers and feeders, s.. 4oll=-5o.
The nomination Of J. F Emmitt. 70 be
marshal for the district OF Nevada, was
confirmed by the senate yesterday.
~
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
CATTLE

The cattle trade was likewise light yes
terday, three transactions being recorded
for the days business. bold took all the
stuff offered in this branch and at prices
firm the general market Burchfield &
Council had in with their load Of hogs
heifers, the rest Of the cattle offerings
being local trade.
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MONEY ON CALL.

Money on call nominally at 1L61k
Prime mercantile paper. 364 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills al AS5l2 for de-
mand and at $4.s4a4.Nh for sixty days.
Posted rates, $4S5G4S5l2 and $S6lsG
4S7 Commercial bills, $4S3. Silver certtf-
icates 50; bar silver. 591s; Mexican dollars.
452. Government bonds firm; new tours
registered. 1914; coupon, 12Hi; fours 10gl5;
coupon. III; twos, %; tives registered 1ul2;
oupou, 1lia; PaifiC skies of 90, 1912
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The Christle-Street Commission Com
pany can give you a continuous market
First class service. Fair treatment
Write or call on US al our Office in the
Sedgwick block, Wichita, Kan. Private
wire everywhere.
c. (. LATHROP. Manager
Long Distance Telephone SEQ
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II you want Stockers or Feeders, write
MS Reasonable advances. Experienced
Ealesmen IN each department Cattle
n~~s ma Sheen. Telephone IS4s
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Do You

Speculate in Erain7
Speculate in New York stocks?
Speculate in provisions9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-25

Some people are proud because they once
had lot of money and squandered it,
Washington Democrat
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The nomination Of J. F. Emmitt. 10 be
marshal for the district Of Nevada, was
confirmed by the senate yesterday.
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The total sales of stock today were
nn0 cb

The total sales OF STOCK touay were
29S 600 shares.
SPANISH TOURS SHOW GAINS.
Paris. June 24.-Business was quiet on
the bourse today and prices were we'll
maintained. Spanish tours advanced
sharply under the influence of heavy bear
coverings, prompted by the decision of
the board of agents in the changes re-
Quiring bonds TO be stamped for the next
delivery.
Berlin, June 24.-The feature of the
transactions on the bOurse today was the
rise in Spanish tours due to large pur-
chases in Paris. American securities were
in good demand. Canadian Pacifics de-
clined.
London, June 24.-Spanish tours closed
at 3424 a net decline of 11s
Paris, June 24.-Spanish tours closed at
247s a net gain of e-16
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Geo R Barse. Pres J H Waite. Sec-TreaS
RAD Ct Live Stock,
A'I ANDA Commission Co
Capital Stock s25o.oO Paid Up.

hoomsI5s-l60 Live Stock Exchance BID,
KANSAS CITY, NO.
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St Louis. June 4.-Butter-Cucha-E
Eggs-Firm; &C, loss or