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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-16
COMMISSIONERS AUcTIoNsALE

BY ". W. Bows. Auctioneer,
Real Estate Auctionecr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
INSTITUTE,

RALEIGH, n. c.,
one of the great Female Schools or the
South. noted for its advanced and tho
rough courses; for the high social stand
ing of it's pupils, and for the superior Gull
ttIre and elegant manners of it's gradu-
ates. Three courses leading TO the de-
grees Il. A; Il. L., and b. S. Also. di-
plomas in music. art, and business course.
Second term begins JANUARY 10, 1898.
For catalogue, &c, address
JAMES DINWIDDlE,
NJ. A. Of University OF Virginia,
ia 12-2w Principal.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR NICE, PLEASANT
Rooms at 9O2 east Clay street, with use
Of hot and cold bath. ia 1879
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George w. Mayo, Auctioneer
% and "a north Ninth street.
DOLLER TOP DESK, HOUSE.
III HOLD FURNITURE, &c,
AT AUCTION.

I will sell at my auction-rooms, at 1890
A. NJ,
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1893,
l very good Roller-Top Oak once Desk
and l Standing Desk;
Turkish Rug Brocatelle and push Farior
Suits
Oak and other Chamber Suits;
1 Dyer & Hughes Cabinet organ;
Oak and Walnut Sideboards, Fancy ROCK
ers, Chairs. Tables, Bureaus, WASH
stands, Bedsteads, Mating, BOOKS,
Heating and Cooking Stoves, and mis-
cellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
ia Is Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT,

THAT DESIRABLE OFFICE, No. 8,
north Eleventh street, formerly occupied
by Apperson 6, Co. This is a first-class
Office for a real estate or insurance agent.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR q SON
IA 16-1t Cor. Eleventh and Bank SIS.
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WANTED.

OLD GOLD AND SILVER. HIGHEST
cash prices paid. or will give watches.
ieWelry. or silverware in exchange.
A. NJ. MEYER a BRO. Jewellers.
523 east Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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WANTED,

RELIABLE PERSONS TO TRAVEL
Salary $3.50 and expenses. Reference. In
close self-addressed stamped envelope.
THE DOMINION COMPANY, chicago.
"a 1E-0f
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WANTED,

BY A MARRIED LADY. ROOM AND
Board with elderly lady in desirable part
of city. Address. Immediately, r. Il. r.,
care of Dispatch office. ia l6-lt'
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WANTED.

BoARDERS AT THE LURAY. 400 EAST
Main street, Parties wishing desirable
HERBERT, at the Luray. 408 east Main
street. oc 5l-Sulzt
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WANTED,

AGENTS FOR OUR NEW MAGIC
Gas-Light Burner; fits all kerosene lamps,
and nroduces brilliant gas-light; no Chin
new. wick. or smoke; lightning seller;
agents outfit free Beware Of parties ad-
vertising limitations. We are sole manu-
facturers NATIONAL BRASS LIN
PGNY 11S0 Broadway, New York ja16-lt
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BY the Valentine Auction Company,
S2g east Broad street.
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EOR RENT.

FARM OF Il ACRES AND NEW SIX
Room House. with usual out-buildings;
one and a half miles from city; or will
sell cheap. Apply J. Il. TILLAR, 523
north Second street. ia l6-lt-
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DWELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.

ONE ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
between Second and Third streets.
One on south side Of Main, between Third
and Fourth streets.
One on Eleventh street near Clay.
These will make good homes or invest
ments. -..,,r,
ia 16-1t n. W. BOW Es
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In execution Of deed OF trust from
Charles L. Hewitt and wife to the trus-
tees. of the Home Building Company
PerpetuaD. dated February II. 1897. and
duly recorded in Henrico County Court
Clerks office, in Deadlock 1873 b, page
II, default having been made In the pay
ment of part Of the debt secured by
said deed, and being directed by the Board
of Directors Of said Home Building Com
pany PerpetuaD, we will proceed to sell
by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1898.
at 4 o'clock P. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT
above mentioned, being the same real
estate conveyed by said deed OF trust.
This lot fronts 4Ox130 feet TO an alley
about 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay cost or
executing this trust. all taxes TO day of
sale, and $67.1o, which is the amount now
due on the debt secured by said deed.
and the balance on credit of six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, with
interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. n. ID. HARGHOVE,
F.. It. SUTTON,
H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustees Home Building Company per
petuaD. ia 10
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BY c.. l.. & III. i. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S21 Main street.
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A HOUSE GIRL. MUST BE WELL RE-
commended by former employers. Apply
al 1n4 east Cary street. ~ Ib-lt+
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HERE'S A CHANCE-Sl0o FOX two
HOUSES,
700 and 700 IL north Fourth street. three
rooms each. Lot, 44-foot front. In pro
per condition they will rent well and pay
IA per cent net. m
"a reft lib Main street
800 OR $1,000
WILL Buy CITY IMPROVED REAL
Estate having over u per cent. AS an In
vestment. what guarantees as good re
turns that is perfectly safe? Address T.
o. Box No. q. city. ia lo-lt-
FOR SALE,
A BLOCK OF PARK-AVENUE LOTS,
near Lee Monument. There Is an abso-
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ia 16-lt lllS Main street.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
1l3 Main street.
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EOR RENT.

CHOICE OFFICE SPACE ON STREET
floor Of No. Ills east Main street.
ALSO,
Nice Offices on the upper floors OF same
building
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
IA 16-lt Cor Eleventh and Bank SITS.
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A MAN. ACQUAINTED WITH BOOK
keentne 10 take an interest in a we'll
Established and good-paying retail J. bu d:,l
ness in this city. Capital required Sz ~
Address. for particulars, }. T., care tne
Dispatch Jd ~
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WANTED.

Rows TO BE EMPLOYED FROM $3.50
"a II A. NJ. Apply Monday, January lIth,
~ ~ 1a l6-lt'
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BY II. Seldom Taylor g Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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richmond. Va, January 5, 1898.

KichmOnd, va, JdnudIy o 4oVo'
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
UNITED BANKING AND BUILDING
COMPANY will be held at the office OF
the company. 81 east Main street, Rleh-
mond. Va, MONDAY, January "a, 1885,
at 4 o'clock Z. NJ.
SAMUEL S. ELAN.
in o-td Secretary and Treasurer
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Ofice of the American Telautograph Co,
Richmond, Va. January 6, 1898.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
AMERICAN TELAUTOGRAPH COM
PANY will be held at the office Of the
company in the Chamber Of Commerce
Ruilding, Richmond, Va, at u O'Clock
noon THURSDAY, January 20. l69S.
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
IA SOW Secretary.
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WANTED,
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AGENTS. TO HANDLE UNITED
states Adding Machines and Cash Regis
fers i'm every county and town in the
state. Liberal terms to good men. w: l.
ABRAHAM, 9O3 east Main street hien-
fnOud Va. J" W.
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WANTED.

YOUNG MAN OR YOUTH TO Do CVL
lecting &c Must be neat and indusrl-
ous: willing TO work for small salary and
able 10 furnish $500 az security ADDRESS y,
stating salary expected, "WHOLEsAix ~
care Of DisRatch. "a lO-lt
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
THAT LARGE STOREHOUsE. No. lilo
Cary street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, with three floors above
cellar and supplied with elevator, scales,
hreproof shutters, etc.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR e. SON,
ia 16-lt Cor. Eleventh and Bank SITS.
FOR RENT.
l02 NORTH SEVENTH; ROOMS.
112 north Eighth; rooms.
1908 Capitol; II rooms.
BARGAINS-REDUCE
II. l.. CABELL.
ia 16-1t No north Tenth.
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-21
REAL ESTATE IRA NsFERs.

| FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
| Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 2S3)
S c Bates to Jno G Steffee. qcd; loot
10 Mathewson ave, Mathewsons
4th add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jno G. Stefee TO Anna NJ Darlington
wd; lots II and 19 Mathcwson ave,
Mathewsou's 4th add ,..............- le1
V Y Barnes 10 Lorraine Wright
qcd; { 40 # lots 3, ;. and 3, Sher-
wood ave Sherwood's sub OF TO II
Res D, Sherwoods.... ....-.........-. I
a Carpenter to Jacob E Rife, Nd
lots Is. 10. Il and 10. Twelfth St,
Paramount Place add ...... ...-..... p
julia Champion 20 Chas ". and En-
ma J Lebherz wd., lots SO. 81 ard p,
Oak St. Garris5n's add $4,000. zoo
y II Scandrett 10 " Ligsett wd;
lots Is to q odd and even. Blk r.
Furley ........ ..... ...-... 10
Sedgwick County to H steinbuchel.
tax d; lots l. 3, 5 and 5. Spruce 81,
Sites Bros second add .-......-... 70
y Frazier to F Hayden. wd;
lots :. g. and Il and Is It lot 46.
Pat-le ave, WoIman's add; lots
Il and % Blaine ave. Garrisons add
lots 104l and l043 JeTerso nave.
GreiTenstein's Sth add; lots l and
Greinensteiu's 18th ADD. 100
John O. Gilbert 10 A 9 Shaefer va
lots .. (. and s Ida ave. Kelsch's
3rd add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Carl Gors 70 Bunn.n & Emo Inv Co,
qcd; lots 45. A.. - and 81 Emporia
ave. Euslish's add ..............-... Is
s Schmidt 70 Emma Boss &;
Lot a. Main street Reserve Of
GrsiFenstein's add; lots 20 and >,
laa avenue. Hyde's add.
Geo H Hackett TO YIN. D Hale rec
wd; " l-2 It Of 2s y # % lots
2aad 2. Water 81. y 1888 II lot
Water 81. Hz.erty's add. 3
ls-5s f. lotI Duncen's sup'I.-..-.... .
Ella Dorsey gdn. % Z 4 Werden
gan half int II " Is OF ia
lot sec 8 Is le.-......-..........-.. 20
- Irt 1g Osborne ID Fred " Bent
ley Vc l-s nj ne "A nv "a and nv
Is re- - sec l. 3 =. ana nat
part lot iy.1g Z Of rlgA; ot way
n u 5 " r R........-...---.. 10
Hannah AIey Ct al % P 2 FARES
Nd, lots s. and 3 Ida ave. Hun
tsrs sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
S-dgwlck County ID \ I Is-ae, Nc.
I5-s Is. "a Us to = add and evea
-.h s.; lots = 10 =. = 20 q odd.
Hood ave. l5.s - 10 So even. Car
land ave. los = to 3 even. q %
= odd. Motor ave, lots . 70 Is sven
Minnie ave. Motor ave. los ] . =
odd. : % IS even. block : lots i
% .. a.ock :. Mascot ave. l7t -
Clean ave. Bower add lots &c :.
q % Il even B.k 3. Mascott adj =
Amount real estate rs-r,g<ges .e3=zse1
3 49,
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

T. NJ Beebe OF Norwich was on the
market with the top winner hogs for the
DAY. They were good lot Of well fin
l-hed hogs and sold readily to Dold for
$50 Mr. Beebe Is one of the old-timers
ou tljs market and always has the best
his section can produce He says his load
Yesterday will probably be the last for a
while IS good fat hogs are about cleaned
our of that ueighborhoOd- Stock hogs
also are getting scarce. and he does not
EXPECT a large crop of them coming on.
I-nr-e PhiIo Hunter of Elhing was on the
market with a car of medium heavles OF
fair grade. which sold well up. He re-
ports farming interests all doing well IN
his end Of the state. and wheat haI7-5t
promising A big yield. He lett last evening
Tor home to look up another load of hogs.
Charlie Stuart of Augusta shipped in a
la3d Of medium lights on the late mar
}ybftmer & Burchinal OF Conway
SPRINGS shipped in a load OF light me-
4Iun15 Of fair quality, sold to Dold-
steiner & Blair were on the market with
a load Of fair TO good hogs, on sale on
the opening.
Horton < Campbell Of Caldwell sent up
- car Of fair light weights on the early
market.
FIorner & Kirk Of Kiugman were IN with
car Of lights toward the close OF the
day.
other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows. Chicago had estimated for the day
81 eua hogs: received $500 with the mar
ke- active and steady 70 shade higher
The fual bulletin was as follows: There
VS. a good local and shipping demand
for a0es. Early prices were strong 20
cents higher than Saturdays close. but
weakness prevailed later on and the mar
r. closed unsatisfactory FOR sellers
There were 2.4lc carried over. A. Kansas
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Mr.. A. c. Thomas. OF MarysvnIe. Tex.
has found more valuable discovery than
has yet been made in the Klondike. For
years he suffered untold agony from con
sumption. accompanied by henorrhaEes.
and was absolutely cured By DIT Kizg's
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds lie declares that gold IS Of
little value IN comparison with THIS mar
velous cure. would have f.. even u 81 cost
a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma.
Bronchitis and al throat and lung sfec-
tons are positively cured by Dr. Kiag-s
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial
bottles free a. G. Gehrrg's Drug Store.
Regular size % cts and 30. Guaranteed
u clre OF rrLce rafGa1ed.
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Current Tepie4.

Fireworks dealers anticipate that this
will Be a great year Cor their business
All the factories are working overtime
20 ill orders for The Fourth Of July. and
one big firm n New York has had more
orders up 20 the present than 1t had u
ITO July last year. The retail trade Is
keeping pace with the wholesale bust
ness.
Tbs Eureka CKan..) Messenger declares
shat spring Is the most delightful sea
son In Kansas; and IN the very next col
umn IL prints an account OF cyclone
which blew the head of a caltl
Swedesboro. IN J.) citizens read With
interest the following literary gem on
Memorial day. copies having been placed
In conspicuous places throughout the
town: Notice thare Will De q grand
lecture given at Meleys Hall on the 30
OF may by man being shot and hanged
was not gilty by a marb the rope broke
and they shot him times and all SO cut
him and left him woued and ded teen
mid night and day the Lod brought this
man Speriet back 70 him and now be IS
q living testermonio for his death Com
and hear him conlsion only 10 cts. door
open at s O'Clock
Llantair-pwllgwy is the mans Of
a village IN Wales tina, enjoys the provi-
Iege Of being counted as one word in
kilograms.
Il is said that the next batch OF volun-
teers 10 De raised in New York will in
clude a company composed Of theatrical
people who have been recruited on the
Rialto. The stars would doubtless have
little hesitation In participating In an at
tack upon Havana, where eggs. however
ancient, are too expensive at present to
be used wastefully.
We did not realize what hero Admiral
Dewey had become until the Women's
club, OF Galena. offered his picture as the
first prize IN a sitting at progressive
whist" says the Kansas City Journal.
When a man has attained glory enough
TO outrank ink dolly with blue dog
worked In the corner he is indeed emf
nent"
The policemen Of Milwaukee, Wis, take
great pride In their brass band, which
they claim 10 be the only one of the kind
in the country. The hardest task was to
get a good drummer. AL the men had
strong lungs, but deft fingers were found
TO be scarce.
The district council of Holywell. Wales.
and a religious body having great faith
in the miraculous properties of ST. Win
ifred's well a that place. are at logger
heads over the ownership OF the cura-
tive waters. The council intends TO sell
the well to a manufacturer OF soda wa
ter. who viii trade on the reputation Of
the fount.
The up-to-date metropolitan hotels now
have employees known as "hotel Wallets"
whose duty It is to pack and unpack
trunks and press clothes belonging 70 the
guests. No charge is made for the SER
vice. but liberal tips greatly increase the
wages of the men who perform these func-
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H0GS FIVE HIGHER
Receipts Light and Quality
Only Fair.
TOPS UP TO $3.50
Two Cattle Transactions Only
For the Day.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
z good strong 3 cents higher. with lighter
receipts. strong, healthy tone and good,
live demand. II was q quiet day, the
small receipts acting as a restraining IN
nuence on any possible enthusiasm. There
was a good demand and the supply was
Tar below the call, and all the stuff Of
fered on sale was readily absorbed, Dold
taking all the best there was. and in the
market for much more than was recsived.
II was a dull day at all the live stock
centers. all save Chicago falling of IN
receipts and not much activity. On the
local market the trade for what was Of
fered was brisk and firm, all the receipts
going promptly and at prices satisfac-
tory 70 seIlsrB and stronger than Satur-
day fully cents. There was a good, live
tone from the opening, all grades going
q prices strong, the poorer classes al
least steady to strong. and most OF II
2 good five higher, the better stuff very
easily selling a. this figure. There was
no strictly good stuff offered, the top load
excepted. the average quality being Just
fair, some few punches being fair TO good.
The top load was a good-lot Of 23l-pound
butcher hogs, and sold 10 Dold at the
top price for the day. $50. which was
i've cents above the top for Saturday.
The top load Saturday weighed 240 pounds.
The average weight for yesterday was on
Iy one pound below that of Saturday,
though yesterday the top load brought up
the average Of the rest Of the car lots.
There were six loads on sale in all, the
D0ld Packing company taking all Of them
and the bulk OF the wagon stuff also.
There was no especial feature Of the
days trading, both sellers and buyers
getting together readily and the light run
Of early. There we're some mix
II loads, lights running in with the bet
ter and more desirable hogs, and the
onsetting Of the fair to good by this class
OF stock made the general average Just
fair. The hogs arriving At the yards are
coming IN good shape, the not weather
having little or no psrcepuble effect on
shriukage and no losses to speak Of by
owing IN transit. The past two days re-
ce.p-s nave fallen off some from the big
run Of Friday, as they have al the other
points. but this was discounted, and
more abundant supply is expected
trrough the remainder of the week. Fol-
lowing are the daily comparisons; For
yesterday: Tops, $50; bulk of sales, $3.50
ass, average weight, 2I7; receipts, 6lb-
Saturday: Tops. 1855; bulk OF sales,
s.. 55u3 IS, average weight, 2lS; receipts,
51l For same day last week Tops $3.50;
bulk Of sales, 3. 4543 So; average weight,
pa. receipts, SS4. For the same day last
year: Tops, 50 OH; bulk OF sales. S2.st9
3 02la: average weight, GlS; receipts. 655.
Hogs shipped out on eastern orders
-4rE
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FSSONS DEWEY LEARNED

New York. June 20.-Tne Journal has
the following from Manila, via Hong Kong
June I7.-Adrnl raI Dewey sad 20 ne today
when ! asked MIN to give his IDEAS % re
lessons 70 be learned from his great pav@
victory;
The first lesson OF n battle teaches
good guns.
1T confirms ny early experience under
Admiral Faragut, ga comosts are &C.
c,ded more BY skill IN gunnery and the
quality Of TIE glos ohan by al else
good IN their way. but are OF s1ursly 0:
secondary importance
The spsa,sr5z. With TIER combined
feet and for,s. were eqlal % IS IN gun
power Bu. they w=-. unable 20 harm IS
because OF bad gunner
''Coas.aa; prac,ice made our guaas-y
destructive and Won the vs-ory
The second lesson ot TINS oatti. IS -.
complete dsmous-raco7 % ne vzIgs q
value q aIga grade men Cheap zea are
not wanted. are uof needed, are a less
70 the Untt.d states navy
We should nave 111e b1i ne v.-T bsst
men os-in1 - guns = VII 10, 10 20
have able o@cerz and po7r m r. rrsa
in thelr cas-. rn-1sg - CEe eqgsl q fae
Offers q ta.-s Re n1tg nav. 80 nast
men Sa.1g a. tae 2osts CT ss- csszr5
To make tas &ttz;1z-1ts % -ae o.
rce-s valuable We z1st hzv, as vs have
n this efs:. - bss: zs- - c&rrY CO.
their c9n1 z2sz-
.-Tas tnl-3 .ess5u. -, isVs l-uc---z-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-21
COTTON

New York, June 2o.-Ths cotton market
opened lower, with prices u 10 u points
lower. Commission houses were couspjc-
uous operators, after many months u
id,euess. The early break resulted from
heavy foreign selling. local liquidation ard
vigorous bear haDusr.ng. started ay very
favorable crop and weather reports and
a weak Liverpool market At HIS a. n
our market was erTatic and readily in
rueaced by orders as they arrived Prices
al that tiUae were g 20 Il points under the
final figures q Saturday. spot cotton
opened dun; mi6dic- u7.aCds 81, mid
ding cuff 6ss Futures closed weak
sales. 10 80 bales; June ss.21. july ; q.
August. SIS. September. $sl5; October
s5.05; December. sE5s; January. !s.os. FEB
ruary. SslI. Ma-Ca. $s-Is
Galveston. June ----CottoD-S.ea5 ys
l5-Isc.
Liverpool. June 2o-Co,to--Fetu-ss
closed steady.
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WORSE For LETTER
Cash Wheat Declines 10
Cents Which
MEANS ANOTHER MILLION
LosS--Rumor That Foreigners
Rue Deals.
MEANS ANOTHER MILLION

Chicago, June 2o-More threatening
clouds are gathering :or Letter Since
the announcement OF Letters w!:hdra Y z!
from the DEAL the price OF cash wheat has
declined 10 cents That, Il is asserted in
the Post today. means an additional loss
OF 800. 10000 within g word which the
elder Letter apparently will nave 20 pay.
Another source Of evl 20 ms Letter
prospects is the persistent ruulors that
foreigners are refusing me wheat Letter
sold. Various reasons arc assigned for the
rejection, but IN each case there appears
thte possibility that Letter viii find the
wheat coming back to him in great guam
titles.
On the other hand, outside holders Of
cash wheat, including Peavy, came TO the
city today and the statement has been
circulated that practically sl the wheat
in the visible supply Of the country will
Be involved IN the ArmOur-Leiter deal.
Reconciliation Is said 10 have been affect
ed between Letter and Peavy, VINO was
enormously regarded by some as leader
OF the movement 70 break The movement
In the northwest which prscipt.ated the
Letter failure
PRESENT PROSPECTS.
Chicago, June E.-Uniformly good crop
reports, excellent weather and lower Liv-
erpool cables weakened wheat today. The
speculative sentiment was all bearish and
everybody inclined 20 sell. Liverpool!
opening cables were spence lower and
later cables showed a still further de-
cline. Receipts IN the northwest were
light, 81 cars against S14 last year Chi
cage arrivals were ten car loads against
six for the corresponding day last year
Russian shipments were 1872 600 bushels,
compared with 2,23e. 600 for the same week
the previous year. Worlds shipments
were 10,l17o00 against 5,139. 900 last year
July opened Il 70 II lower at 71g714c, sold
down TO 70Iz, then rose 20 7o2t. September
began "a lower to Il higher at 654 ask,
declined to 657sq66 then advanced to e6I4
Complies started weak on reports Of
perfect weather in the corn belt. There
was some liquidation by longs. July open
ed ? lower at 317s432, sold off to 317s. then
rose TO 21&Q317s.
Oats were easier with corn. July start
ed y down al 23s4 and ranged between
239 and 22sl.
Provisions were quiet on general out
side buying. July pork started 2l1 cents
better at s9.5715, and sold up 10 50 50. July
lard opened unchanged at s.. 70G5. 721h. and
at that figure. July ribs began
cents lower at $40. and advanced TO
$ as