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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-14
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War A. Mr. PsuItrey BiEeiSW

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HBElI RULES Strong
On Damage TO Spring Wheat
and Worlds Crop Short
JULY CLOSES AT rs CENTS
Corn, Oats and Provisions All
Score Advances.

Chicago, H., June 13-Whe4t ruled
strong today. July closing with gain Il
5sQzc Corn rose 5sg@4c and cats 4a9se.
Por advanced zoe, ard 5a7'. ribs ~
Wheat opened tame with a downwaJ L
tendency. owing TO enormous domestic re-
ceipts and indifferent cables. After a
moderate decline, however. the market
turned upward on complaints OF damage
| TO the spring crop by too much rain. Lib
eraI selling on the bulge caused a setback
and the market had many sudden turns
over narrow range, until near the end.
when an estimate by a prominent statisti-
| clan that this years crop OF the world
would be So, 90 90 bushes less than last
years caused a rally and the market
closed within fraction Of the top. The
strength in corn and better export in
CURRY helped the advance. July wheat
| opened &c lower. at 75q75ac, declined TO
| 74s4c, advanced to 76G T5lsc and closed with
sellers at 76c. Chicago received 254 cars,
. of which graded contract. Minneapolis
and Duluth got " cars. compared with
13l for the same day a year ago. The
aggregate at western primary markets
was SO 900 bushels. against 168,000 bushels
last year Atlantic export cIearances in
wheat ard -four equaled $4,000 bushels.
Corn started rather easy. owing 10 heavy
receipts, but rallied quickly on covering
and country buying, Influenced by an ex-
! cellent export demand. Receipts. 9lS cars.
July opened a shade lower. at s31zc ad-
vanced to 1880 and closed at SAC.
Oats ruled firm on reports Of rank
| growth with more or less lodging" Re
cepts, 800 cars. July started unchanged,
at 232sc, and advanced to 2S7s G23@4c at the
/ close.
Liberal meat shipments and moderate
! hog receipts strengthened provisions.
Packers were fair buyers and shorts COW
cred freely. July pork opened sc higher,
az Sis. advanced to $3.50 and closed al
SS.25. July lard ruled sc higher, al $5,oCq
5.021a and closed at s5.G212. Ribs, nc high
er, at s467lzQ4O ard closed at $40.
Estimated receipts for Wednesday,:
| Wheat, 127 cars; corn, $50; oats, $50; hogs,
| 81, 900 head.
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SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Charlie Granville, than whom no more
genial shipper regularly reaches these
Yards. was present yesterday representing
the vel known firm OF PauEh d Gran
willie Of Se5EWick City. His CONSIGNMENT
was q car Of medium lights which sold
well bringing The top of the day. watch
for their grade was a good sale.
Hugh Griffith Of Belle PLANE was
shipper u q car of mediums watch sold
a. tbs top u the day.
Joe Haskell Of Douglass sold out car
OF mediums at the top price Ct the day.
J-f Houston shipped up from Fonca
City a car ~ mediums which sod at the
top IF the hluk
Bert Ken Z Clearwater was shipper
Of car load Of llsl-s which sold al =
SIN bulk price
Big always E075-natured Dan Wirn OF
Cfau was IN With a car Of very fair
hos Of medium weight and selling a. the
strong bulk figure.
Cal Stuart II Whitewater was IN person
ar -he yards with car of medium lights
which sold az "a good price ON the close.
Stanley Bros. Of Corw.u were shippers
O. light hogs which sold Wei.
n n Hutchinson Of Have-uiI sold out
q car load 1f lights which sold Vel
There IVES no cattle market. owing TO
the want Of desirable stock on sale. There
We're some Gamers sold out nothing OF
consequence
The hog market yesterday. after q firm
tons cf % O. 70 hi-her. closed q strong
81 higher. with everything sold. Pros
-ec-s point 70 q good 5ay today.
The Do'd shipments yesterday were
strong. especially in the 5oahinE and ex-
press lines. Everything ready was sent
ou- with a large line left for today.
The daily comparisons We're as follows:
Yesterday tops. s. a.; bulk Of sales,
s3.s-l- r3. s-14; average weight, PA; receipts
So For the same day last week. Jops,
SIS; bulk S2-t5I5.5S; average weisht.
-. receipts 12+3. For Monday - this
week. caD>. s. 42t-: bulk S3.S7-15. 80;
average weight. -; receipts, $50
Mr.. r. j. Cornelius q Butler county
was at Che Yards Yesterday boxing after
feeders. He IS a large stock handler and
wants some cattle Of that grade now
The roads bringing IN the stock ye>cer-
cay. including .a-e arrivals Monday niEht.
were as follows; Santa Fe. s. Frisco. 3.
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Missouri Pacific, ;; Rock Island. l.
Mr. A y. Finn, grain dealer and eIeva-
tor manager Of Sedgwick, was a visitor
al the yards and Exchange. yesterday,
IN company with Mr.. Charles Paugh.
Provisions rallied yesterday on buying
by packers and covering owing TO bet
ter hog market. Cash lard closed up IL
cents and cash ribs up 10 cents, the latter
al $40. and me former al &5.G212.
Other markets We're as follows: Hogs,
LOO at Chicago, and the market was
given as lively trading with an advance
meEt OF 8 cents. For today the estimate
is 300 Kansas City received 1900 hogs
and the market was steady 20 ; cents
higher and active. ST. Louis was quoted
Is steady. with 500 hogs received.
Provision stocks in Chicago are esti-
mated al ~. 900 barrels INV and old pork
IA 90 tierces lard, and 20. 10000 pounds
short RIBS, q decrease in pork for the first
en- days OF the month of 1900 barrels, an
Increase IN lard OF 1900 tierces, and a de-
-resse IN ribs Of !, oo0, 900 pounds.
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closed a7sc: September. S91sdS1s4c. closed
sac; December. SIS GS27sc, closed Sz1se.
CorE~Receipts, 1870; exports, 2T4,+i6.
Spot, firm; No. 2 41asc, + 0. D.. afioat:
No. > 49l5c elevator. Options opened
steady, and afterwards advanced sharply
on a big export demand. smaller eStimatt-
ed receipts and covering. closed strong at
Z 70 sc net advance; July, g I-l5c- closed
4ec; September 3S4s GS9zsc, closed Ss7sc-
Oats-Receipts. I55,1o0; exports, $50;
spot. dull: No 8, white, gle; track, white,
320S7c. Options quiet. but steady.
Hay-QuieJ
Hogs-Qu.et.
HideS-Stea6y.
Leather-FIrm.
WOO.-Steady.
Butter-Receipts, 1s.E5 packages; uaI
ket easier; western creamery. 15q1S1ac;
factory, T319G14c.
Cheese-Receipts, SS57 packages; mar
keJ steady.
Egg@Receipts, i. $50 packages; market
easier; western 1EzG151zc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. June 13.-Wheat-No. 3 red
western, dull, IS; No. l red northern Du-
IUth, dull 6s Cd; futures quiet; July, IS
ussd; September, 6s sd.
Corn-American mixed spot new, steady.
3s 4s4d; American mixed spot, Old, steady,
IS sgd. Futures, quiet; July, IS sd;
September. IS sd.
Receipts OF wheat during the past three
tiays. 10000 centals. including $4,000
American Receipts Of American corn du-
ring the past three days, &c, 100 centals.
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ANOTHER MURDER CHARGE
Against Lee aud GiIIiland, Acquitted
IN The Eauntsin Case.

FTlLs5o-o. y. II. June Is-Olve- lee
AMI james Ga.Isud VII have u remain
n jan in O-zro County,. Ea.ca was artl
rx5 moths ago qa-t = Do1a Ana
county, szs5 ID 5s ne stronghold @. taer
aitse-ezI enemies. un-l a-csr tbeir lr-zl
Cor tze kI1us e Deputy s-sr3 kear-
-zv Ase21ega1 q sl-l sfz5rt aI= -ast
-h- ~4s -11lSat 70 l7tlcate 2 speedy
release, 5a- chss Afternoon thsy Tee ae.d
ay Judge Earksr 70 answer - t1s zext
EN- e. aya-t IN otsro county Eit-71t
Bah E- gas -lgri=r q DsqGty S5eriS
nesruey v-7 was k..s@d p azat a.
Lees ranca last slmnz-- J5-u AcC1c-
cae1- g newspaper correspondent. no S2s
arrsies % q caa-gs q contempt 5zsed
CO th= pl9lleatisa * . la-tsT sGggssiszsg
taat Co.o1el Fountain Vas awe. SAz
gwen -minary heari-g tz-s after
a13u an5 released or bard 20 sggear q;
.he Esxt term c: The Sierra COUNTY cog--
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HOG MARKET GOES Up
Good tuesday Supply and
Prices 2 ~ to 8 Better.
TOPS A NICKEL HIGHER
Three Cars at S3'47 1-2--Nc
Cattle Trading,
TOPS A NICKEL HIGHER

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
% 70 cents higher. and in line with
all other markets. The wagon trade drop
ped Of a little yesterday. but the car trad
ing was live and active, with q very far
line Of offerings all through the day and
the demand sufficient TO absorb them all
The business was done with a spirit and
vim and all The pens empty early and all
sold There were nine cars weighed I'd
and this included all the days receipts
and TWO cars arriving late the night be-
foe and selling on better market. Tnzrr
was not much TO be said for quality in rha
main, although there were Two loads
y E-ch were Of very fair stock and al
least better than me rest Of the offerings
Most western markets showed q firrner
tone and most were quoted as higher
usually or q split. The general run yes
terday was Of lighter hogs, but not any
o. them save one was Of extra lights.
The average Tor the dsy was eight pounds
below THAI Of the same day last week,
and y pounds below that Of the day pre-
vious, Monday. Most of them. however.
ran about q fair medium. As 20 receipts
they were about the ssme as Monday and
under the same day last week but for TIE
prev 14----5 Egl4A--lJLo everywhere LlEE
were very satisfactory. It was a very
fair day all around and the higher prices
Tor hogs and good, active demand en-
Outraged shippers and tle-ea ger demand
took all the offered hogs in at once The
bulk range took ia every hog on sale, save
q small bunch Of light weight local stuff,
and al. the cars save two sold a a top
range of y cents, with three Of these
taking the top Of ne day. These tops
We're a nickel better than the tops OF Non
day. More and better heavier hogs would
have been welcome. but such as were Of
f5rej sold readily and Hhere was no COM
plant as % grade.
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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between ST. Louis
and Jacksonville

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BABEL or BATTLE CRIES
Democratic NatfonsI Committee mes
PoiIed on Iooo's Issue

Chicago. June I2-The Times-Hsrald has
beel asking members q ths DEmocratio
rational committee what should - their
party's hattse cry FL lai9-whetaer Pres
Si,ver Or Down VITA the Trusts" or
both To-Day the TIues-Hera'd pubtishes
answer - tho-e that have been received.
While only ore f;he replies q tbssa
Democratl- leaders. tire representatives.
Tor Matue the home q NJ. Brya-'s run
ming mate iu 80. save. Drop free Sill
YER thsy are All Boz una-iul7ua 81 Civ
luz the t-ust question a prominence q
never has bad l1 the platform = tselr
own ~ any other party. Wl'a one sEc~p-
ton. al wh3 speak freely suggest thar
some other issue wlE divide ne says
equally wth free ri'vcr- s1ue ssy "n,ii-
tarisu. or 'imperia tsr. Is ore % tha
prominent Issues pfhers-a fsU-franklY
suggest fsr trusts a. f1a Big thirz sfiI
others rpaak f9r a twin hsff'e--TY. Ous
courafffraran SAYS fatty. TIE Issues q
lse5 saoa.8 ~ t8s issues - 100 TITS
one 81 Afararder Trap - Cpuae@ff~sgt
ITaIf yen ~ fHs c1mulffes ere naa-
c1rnritta1 NJ refuse 20 BE- quoted Taev
are George Frrs wlE.an1s Esesscts-
sstts: y Csupa1 2fchizan. y =.
Euzusr. vermont. Prank rzmp7~IL eSsE
YORK T y oHre1. Esnrsz.ta. = g.
Daalsv. Tasa= statement from Tomas
CCshaa. rsti1-sl ceun3stseas1 fr7fn
rIusiF .~arset ae oafaiaes Became 30 fa
r.f fri the city add r4~-st 30 rssrhes ~
telegraph Tss a+tts11e ls A7asvs- pretty
=-eE k-az1. Tire -ar.r1 lrafs-s1lsea af5 saT
free silver rsef aa7e Ger pace is faa
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WOOL MARKER,

Boston. June I3.-Business has been fair
" active and the tone Of the market con-
tinu-s firm. Territory woods have shown
increased sales at rs cents for fine me-
dunn and fine on the secured basis.
Fleece WOODS move slow, but the tone IS
firm. Australian woods are firm. bur their
movement IS slow, with prices unchanged.
Quotations:
Unwashed medium, etc.-MissOuri quar-
ter blood. couToing. PIC; three-elghths
blood. 2ldT1zc: braid combing, 1S619c.
Territory wo0ls-MOutara and Dakota,
fine medium and fine, I+n16c; secured, +5c;
staple. $3.50; Uath. Wyoming. fine. me-
dunn and fne, 14Tl6c; secured. 4SG45c:
staple 45T47c; Idaho. fine medium and
hne. IsaI5c; secured. 43a45c; medium. II
a16c; secured, 4GQ42c.
Australian. secured basis, combins, su-
perfine, 75c; good, 7Gd75c; average, GSG7Jc-
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LIVESTOCK MARKER.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June 13.-There was a moderate
general demand for cattle today at steady
prices. Fancy grades sold at 3. 5oq5. so;
choice steers, *5.25a5.45; mediums. s.. s09
! %; stockers and feeders, 50. T5a6. Is; beef
steers. s425d4. 20: bulls, 81. 7CG4. 30; COWS
and l,eifers, S3.60d4. 70; western fed steers.
81 6cd5.30; Texans, S3.75q5.00; calves 81 IS
| QT.20.
HogSTrade in hogs was lively and
! prices advs need fully sc. Fair 70 choice,
s.. 7712I3 S712; heavy packers, 3. 6od3. 70;
mixed, S3.65a3. S71a; butchers. 50. 65q3 .S714;
light, >. Sass pigs, s.. 3063. 10.
Sleep-The meagre supply Of sheep and
lambs were too small TO 60 around and
prices ruled largely = 20 25c higher for
desirable focks. Inferior 70 good sheep
sold at S3.CGd4. 30; ewes bringing $50;
Texans. 81 SAT 20; wethers. S5.15Q5. %;
Colorado wooded lambs. s.. 00dS 80; clipped
lots, So. 75q5. IS for inferior to choice grades
mostly $5.25 and puward. Spring lambs
81 0llfI % according 70 quality, chiefly al
IS. 75a7 ..
Receipts-Csttle 1000; hogs 21,oo0; sheep
1000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. June 13-Cattle-Re-
ceiprs. IA cives, 200; Texans, 1000; market
steady for all grades; native steers, heavy,
3
| as. 10; Texas steers. s.. 00d4 S.; Texas cows
s.. 0oQ4 90; native cows ard heifers. S.75G
:. %; stockers and feeders, $2.25Q5.Q bulls,
/ s.. 30Q4 %
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900; market steady to
&c higher; active; bulk Of sales, s3.50Q3 10;
heavy, s.. 6oa5. %; packers, 50. 55q3- s.; mix
ed, S3.5715d3.65; light. $3.521za3 90; york
ers, $3.55q3. 90; pigs, s.. 30G3.55
Sheep-ReCeipts, 1900; market firm;
lambs. 81. 4rd6. %; clipped muttons. 81. coz
$50; st0ckers and feeders, 50. eeG15. %; culls,
s.. G)Q3.6 80.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, June 3.-Catlle-Receipts, p
00@: market steady; fair to choice native
shipping and export steers. 81. 5015. 50 with
fancy worth pU to $3.50; dressed beef and
butcher steers. "a. 25G5.15; steers under J.,
COO pounds. S40pq4 80; stockers and feed
ers, g 25G4.75 cows and heifers s2.25(I
40; bulls. g. $685. Gamers ,S.5OG2- 81;
Texas and Indian steers, SIS 90; COWS
and heifers. g. 4pd4 %.
Hog-Receipts. eco; market steady;
pigs, and lights. s3.7oa5.75; packers, $3,659
$50: butchers. 50. 75a3.S5.
Receipts. 3.5no; market steady;
native muttons, g. 75G4 %; spring lambs.
81 ooI6. 10; culls and bucks. $l.5og3.50;
stockers, $. 00G3.5o.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
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Morris endorsing Mr.. Rtrelo~'s remarks
as agreeing with als osn Information.
while other speakers took other views e
the matter. General Morris said. We all
feel a. thoroughly patr.otic as The Arneri-
can. Nr. BiSelow. has shown here hsre
today. but Z Is our dury % bring out
the truth. 50 that wroDs may oe pat risst,
West Point = the best military establish
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home
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Western League .
nreriand Park Races

Denver. June 1S.-Results at Overland:
First -ro-tinE-Vs1us IT Won second,
third and fourth heats and race. time
2-lsts: g.zl-z; zz2-z Gen Ala Won first;
tine, Zz-z Teller and Dr. Dun Lsavy
also started.
Second. Dacicg-2ewsrd 5. Won second.
third and f5ur-a heats snd race, TINE
2l5-- 2z1. 2.1s. i'm Dickson w0n FIRST
heat. time. 2--s--. sally Taylor. King A.
lamont. Suspicion, Jane 7. and Cv5a z-so
started
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New York June 13.-S9me good sales
Of both Southern and Eastern CoGous are
reported for export az fun prices. Home
demand tor brown goods generally QUie.
Duck in slightly better reQeus- ana firm.
Fair number Of orders for hleached cot
tons, but no large quantities taken. Prices
wei maintained. Dark prints IN active
request for faucies and business much
ahead Of last years, Ic6iSo b-ue and
turkey red prints in far demand. No
chause IN EinE5auS. stocks limited: 0-.ces
very firm. Print Cloths inactive without
change in nrces. Wors-ed goods If al
kinds very firm and tending upward
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, June 13.-Coffee-Options
opened dull. unchanged 70 points higher;
ruled quite active. with weak undeTJone;
closed quiet points lower: sales S-e9o
bags. including June. 81. %; July. S4-65; Au-
gts-. 4. %. September. $50; October. 81 -;
November. s. s0: Janaury. SO; March
SIS. spot. Rio. DUH and nominal.
Sug4r-Raw. firm. fair refining, &c;
centrifugal, So test, 1l-l6c; refined firm;
Ter trade.
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Ur..surx .tateneut.

Washington, June 1s.-Todsy's state
ment OF the condition Of the treasury
shows. Available cash balance SZ1l,l4''Sss'
gold reserve So. Hiss.
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! Butter-Srong; creamery, RAISE; dairy,
1eQ15c.
! Ezg-steady; fresh. 1219c.
| Cheese-Easy; cream. 7s.GS14c-
| CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 13-Wheat-No. 2 red. 7s13
/ G11-sc: No. :. 74I7sc; No. hard winter.
| &c; Ne. northern spring. -. 176l4c; NJ.
! :. 7-d75lsc; No. 3 spring. I1Iti=c.
| Coru-\o. ., SIC: No. 3. SIC.
! CarS-\o. . 25dEiac. No 3. esi@C
| FTax-Cash northwest. $l.05; southwest,
! $1-oS; July. z1.e+; September. s5-4c-
/ Bu,ter-Strong; creameries. l-GlSc; dairy
! 1cq15c.
/ EEe-Steady; fresh. 121zc.
! Dressed poultry-Noderate demand; tu--
/ keys. loc; chickens. sass, ducks, sEec.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY. Nc, Jnus 12.-Wheat-Jluy
/ Csc. September. ~. &C; Casa. NJ. hard.
| sane: No. 3 6EGSSc; No. red, TlI-scs
| No. 3 f6g70c: No. > spr1g. 5lg15c; No.
| 8. s4F6sc.
Corn-July. 31ao; September. 2lt.c
/ Oat=-No. > white, BIC.
/ Rye-No. white, 35lzc.
Reno. . sc.
Hay-cholce tiznothy. ss.2SGs- 80; choice
/ prairie s. 500
Butter-Creanery. 14i-Gls'zc; dairy. &c.
ST LOUIS.
s. Louis. No. June 15.-Whsat-J-uset
Tod. but higher; Nc. red cash. elevator.
-5c; track. sc: June. sc, July, 1Is-c- Sep
TENDER. -S7sc bid. No. > hard. 7lier-sc-
Corn-E5ighsr and strong; No casa.
S1Isc. crack Esi-c: June. S31zc; JGly. 80
asked. September. 552yc bid
Oats-EiEher; ". 9 cash 2ai-c; track
ee5715-.c: June, etssc; Ju'y. @4izc- Ssptem-
Der. Zi5c BID. n white, = T-s14c
Rye-FfrEn. 5-f5Sc.
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was toward heavsaess. This market ex-
poets a 2I-z per cent dividend On Den
Yer preferred. Spanish As were weak az
45 IS Tiatos were IS SIS. Anacoadas % SIS
Silver q u-zs There is a good demand
fer gold IN the open market. Tie gen
sral opinion here IS that public subscrip-
ton 20 the Russian Iozn VII be very
small. but no authentic reply IS forth
coming"
London. June 15--CloSiag ?. m.-con-
sols for money los L.; Tor the account
los IS Canadian Pacific ~ IA; Erie IS;
Ere first preferred IS II: Illinois Central
rs IS: Northern Pacsdc preferred 5 -;
81. Paul common 81 -. New York Con-
traI Is; Pennsylvania s71-s: Reading
10 IS; Union Pacshe preferred q Il; Atch-
ison IS IS; Anaconda 70 IS; Louisville
s. Is; Grand Trunk SIS
Paris. June 12-Business on the bourse
today was hesi;atiag, pending the forma-
ton OF a new cabinet. Transactions were
restricted and the market closed firm
Reutes were firm owing % the prospect
Of NJ Rouvier's assuming the portfolio
OF finance. Spanish fours were easier On
Yesterdays Spanish chamber rumors OF
an impending cabinet cr.sls and Rio Tn
tols were easier on account OF the decline
IN the price Of copper. De Boer mines Nere
IN good demand on more favorable divi-
deud rumors The Kaftirs were generally
firm. though az the close sales for Lon
dan account caused a reaction
Berlin. June Bon .he boeCse Today.
the weakness IN home funds continued.
causing local securities. on heavy reaiiza-
tons. 70 suffer a sharp relapse Amer
can securities were Guiet.
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strength pr Rea6s-E a. C-,7-sso al
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