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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-23
SEEMS TO KNOW HE'S A HERO
KIplsnK Deliberately Hides Himself
From the Vulwar Zane

Liverpool. June A. Alsrgs CROWD Of
people assembled at the landing stage
here today to witness the debarkation OF
the passengers who arrived here on the
White Star steamer Teutonie. which left
New York June h-whea they were All
ashore Il was announced that Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudyard Klpllng had ia.ided hours
previously. A stampede 20 the ra'lway
station ensued and the train In waiting
was Intellectually searched. II was thea
discovered that the popular author was
still on board the Teutonic and the crowd
raced back TO the steamer. reaching the
vesel just IN time 20 set Mr.. KiplinE walk
quickly down the sangwsy. lie refused
20 be interviewed. saying emphaticany
that ne had nothing 10 communicate 20
the public. He made MS way 20 the sta
ton. took a corner In railroad carriage
and began reading a paper ana smoking
Thise who saw him when he went 70 the
United States cay that ar Kipling looks
better than when he left England.
London. June 22.-Mr Doubleday. Mr..
Kipling's publisher. evaded the army %
waiting reporters at EuSion station here
and succeeded in getting Mr.. Kipling into
q waiting hanson. which was out % the
station almost before the train was AZ .
standstiil. Both Mr.. Doubleday and Mr.
Kipllng confirm TIE abatement that the
authors health is now perfectly satlEfae-
tory. Mr.. Kipling goes 20 Nottingham
tomorrow
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ords and established a precedent to fol-

low.
Provisions yesterday were dull and
easier. There was some July liquida-
ton in all products, and offerings of Sep
TENDER lard and ribs by packers. Cash
lard closed off 2i9 cents at $780, and cash
ribs steady at $40.
Mr.. George Riley, travelling salesman
Of the Dold Packing company, was in
yesterday on business, and reports his
trade as growing all the time and his
sales increasing. He gives especial atten-
ton to the Dewey" brand Of ham sau-
sage and the other several specialties. and
is very enthusiastic over the outlook for
abattoir products.
Mr.. Clifford Darratt, cashier for the
Paugh Commission Co., was absent yes
terday on business for the firm out OF
town. His place was ably filled by Col.
Teller, one Of the best accountants about
the exchange.
The light hogs yesterday sold readily
and all this class, whether from local
trade or sort out Of car lots were dis
posed OF at once and at profit.
A Chicago paper on Monday said: I'm
spite Of heavy receipts OF hogs everywhere
and of slow speculative trade. provls-
ion prices are holding fairly steady. The
bearish sentiment has been considerably
lessened Of late because Of Improvement
I'm the cash situation. The out movement
Of product last year iessened considerably
from this forward through the summer.
The tendency Of late seems TO be the
other way, the movement out of product
showing increases. The season of small
consumption is passing away; the sum-
mer months Of large consumption are ap-
preaching. Stocks are large still, and the,
supply of lard persistently increasing.
These are the bear features. Stocks of
meats are decreasing compared with
large accumulations at this time a year
ago. Hog receipts are large, exceeding
ly so. and there is the belief they will
keep so for some weeks. Prices on hams,
shoulders and bacon have advanced sharp
ly abroad; hams in Liverpool up 1Stc per
pound within six weeks. Unquestionably
there will continue for awhile apprehen-
sion on the part of the outsider of yell
low fever, but it Is believed IL will, be-
cause Of the severe winter, be escaped,
and that the fear OF this will pass off be-
fore long. Some expect lower prices on
the hog movement. but capital provision
people look for quiet, steady markets dur
ing the balance OF this month and pos
sibly into July, with better prices later
in the summer and a decidedly better
market IL by August or September the
yellow fever is still escaped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-23

TIE hank. which raised ~ buying prize
for eagles to &c s1-sd."
London. June 2.-Consols for money.
197 "a; consOls for the account. i07 Is-ls:
Canadian Pacific 81 rs: Erie. Y Sc: Erie
first preferred. 81 IL: Illinois Central
IA 81: Northern Pacific preferred. Is "a:
st. Paul common. IL 1-7: New York Gen.
trai. Is; Pennsylvania. IS -: Reading.
10 IL: Union Pacific preferred. g IS; Atch-
is0n. Il IS: Louisville. 6 -; Grand Trunk.
IT'S: Anaconda. 10 IL; bar silver. steady.
q T-sd per ounce. Money per cent The
rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills 2 5-1e33-s per cent: for three
months bills. 2 IS per cent.
Paris. June A-Aftes hesitation IN
prices On the bourse today there was .
general recovery in anticipation OF Sena-
tor Waldeck- Rousseau being successful n
the task of forming a new cabinet Span
ish 4's declined considerably owing 20
holders selling. but subsequently recOv-
cred. Turks were dull. RIO Tintos lm-
proved considerably on English buying. 8.
Berlin. June 2.-Prices on the hourse
today were irregular. International Sc
curities were DULL American securities
were maintained and Canadian Pscifics
were quiet. Mine shares were strong all
bank shares were malntained.
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WINTER WHEAT A FAILURE
Is Charles A Pilisbury's OpIn ion--
Spring Wheat All Right.

Minneapolis. MINI. June 22-Speaking
to a Times reporter regarding the general
wheat situation, Charles A. Pillsbury said
II look upon the winter wheat crop as
practically a failure. The winter wheat
section of the country had not. from all
appearances, raised any more wheat than
we need here at home for our own con-
sumption. So far as the northwestern
spring wheat area is concerned. the crop
Is looking and doing fairly well. In some
low places there may be slight damage
from too much rain. but. on the whole.
with favorable weather conditions from
this time forward, there ought not TO be
any reason why We should not have rea-
sOnably abundant crop. So far as Mime
sofa is concerned. the state. as a whole,
has never suffered from a crop failure.
This year Il may be- true that in some 10
caiities wher the ground is fiat and low.
and rains have been heavy. the plant has
developed too much rankness. but such
areas are necessarily quite limited"
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HOG MARKET LOVER
Fair Supply and All of 1t Was
Taken.
TOPS REST ON $3.50
No Cattle Market and Only
Three Small Sales.

Along with other western live stock
showed up a lower quotation with the
demand at all times strong for the class
OF stun which was marketed. Five lower
came in for the early reports at other
points, and this quotation prevailed with
varying quotations ranging from this to
steady to weak, and weak to lower. This
market was about AZ cents lower on the
average, and this tone prevailed through
all the trading Of the day and affected
hte market prices all through. The last
bulletin from Chicago gave out the gen.
eral market as 20 10 cents lower and
other western points were governed ac-
cordingly. The demand on the local mar
ket was good and all hogs which were
on sale were disposed of at the best
prices. and these were at all times in line
with other western receiving points.
There were seven cars of hogs yarded
and these ranged from medium lights TO
heavies, the weight being generally even
all through the day. All the offered hogs
were sold and they sold well, the other
markets and receiving points being as
they were. The wagon trade was not
sold at the best prices and were of very
fair grade The quality of the car hogs
yesterday, was not anything extra and
what came in sold for all they could COM
mand. There were several cars sorted,
and the best end sold at fat butcher hog
prices and the cut-outs at their market
value. The average weight was along
with that OF the other two comparing
days, and the receipts above those of the
day previous or the same day last week.
All the car hogs sold ab the top of the
day, $50. and this shows that the right
kind of hogs will receive the best prices
possible when they appear. Along with
this list OF car hogs which sold at the
top were several punches Of wagon hogs,
all of them selling at this same top price
The bulk was really a at $3.50. since all
the car stuff sold at that point. 1t was
q good day all around and all the cars
offered sold readily and At prices entirely
sn line with all other aarkets.
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Oats-No. white, 271kc.
Rye-No. 2. 5sc.
Hay-Choice timothy, $s.s099.oo; choice
prairie, 81 .50ds.00
Butter-Creamery, 1s1sc; dairy, &c.
Egg-Fresh, 1O,=c
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, June 2-Wheat-Higher and
firm; No. 2 red cash. elevator, 767sc;
track. T77sc; June. 757sc; July. 777sGT1zc
bid; No. hard, 721Ecg7314c.
Corn-Higher: No. 2 cash. 341kc: track,
sic; June. SSizc; July. Ss5sc bid; septem-
Der, 327sc--
Oats-Hgiher and firm: No. cash, a1sc;
track. Z7iLc; June, 3s1sc; July. 25zc ask
ed: September, &c asked; No. white,
21kG3Oc
Rye-Nominal, SIC.
Flour - Quiet: patents, SINGS. 30;
straights. s. SOa3. 20; clear. S3.1ods.3O.
Dry salt meats-Nominal; boxed shoul-
ders. A.S71s; extra shorts, s4.S71z; ribs,
$50; shorts. s5.1Zls.
Bacon-Strong; boxed shoulders. SIS;
extra shorts, $5.S71.; ribs. $50; shorts.
$5.75.
Receipts-Flour. 5000: wheat. 1900;
corn. $1,000; oats, 10000.
Shipments-Fiour. 5O00; wheat. 1000;
corn, So OOe; oats. 1900
NEW YORK.
New York, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
22,152; exports, 1884; fairly active and
steady
Flour-Firm.
Corn mesl-Steady.
Barley-ouiet; feeding. 421kc, c. 1. T.,
Buffalo and Mating, 4Sd52c delivered
New York.
wheat-Recelpts. 1900; exports. 5000:
spot steady: No. red. SIC Z. o. b. afioat !:
q AZ
luth. s39sc (. o. b. ahoat spot and to ar
rive; No. hard Duluth, S7Kc (. O. b.
afioat 10 arrive. Options opened firm on
cables. foreign buying and rains In
France. They were subsequently assist
ed toward top point of the day by a
heavy export demand and closed firm at
q to 1c net advance; July. 81 5-I6GS17sc
closed s1a4c; September. s1GS1 13-1sc. closed
S1%c; December, S274 GS3isc. closed S3iec.
orn-Receipts. 13e. 900; exports, 1,6OO; spot
steady; No. 2, 411sc {. o. b.. afioat: 41c
elevator. Options opened steady and af-
forwards impelled further on substantial
export demand and the rise in wheat.
Closed firm at &c net advance; Jrky,
Sole, closed 4Olsc; September, 4Olkc.
Oats-Receipts, 12S.O0O: exports $4,000;
spot dull: No. 2. 3012d31c; No. 3. 3oc; No.
3 white, sc; track white. S2aSSc. OPP
tions steady.
Hay-Firm.
Hides-Firm
I,eather-Steady.
Butter-Receipts, 1856 packages; easy:
western creamery, 151kG1sa4c; factory, II
G14c.
Cheese-Receipts. 1899 packages; quiet:
large white. SIC; small white. sac; large
colored, SIC; small colored, SIC.
Eggs-Receipts. 1910 packages; firm;
western, 1fzdf5c; southern. ed11ixc.
Liverpool, June 22.-Wheat-Spot dull:
futures. quiet; July, IS 11ssd; September.
6s sd; December IS 2Tsd.
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REDUCTION IN GRAIN RATES
On Roads Out Of Chicago East BE-
ginning Monday,

Chicago, June 22.-All of the eastern
railroads leading out Of this city will
make a heavy reduction in the rates on
oats and corn. both export and domestic
on Monday. ilTe rates on both these arti-
cles today is Il cents per 100 pounds 10
New York, with proportionate rates TO
the other Atlantic ports. Beginning Mon
day. the rate on oats will be 13 cents to
New York. Is cents to Boston, and IL
cents to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Newport News. On the same date the
corn rates will change, the rate TO New
York being II cents, to Boston 13 cents.
and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
port News cents. These changes were
agreed upon at a general meeting Of east
ern freight men today. The Grand Trunk,
It's unders' God. had given notice that Il
would make the reductions and the other
lines finally agreed that they would meet
the competition
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CARDINALS HATS PRESENTED
POpe's Health HqasI 20 . Day OfTry-
aug g@Re moalafa

Rome. June 2z--The p0Pe heid q pubiic
consistory today % present the hats n The
recently made cardinals. with The sxfsp-
:s0n % the papa. nBncio a. Nsfrid and ire
Arch5ishop % cso-iiz. The ceremony O.
curred f7r the arEs time n the haIi g he
L-Rgse. near the enfraEce g 81 Peters.
Asog; 5soe peopie wsre Pr-ssnt- lrcigding
tie dip o1a1ic corps- ch1rca eizn.tsriss
and LAti1-Ansrican .bsshops The p1pe.
who vas IN god hes.'h catered sBa g.
paries "a TIE ssdia Ses.ato-fa. ssoorrsd
bT the FIsbe-f- He e7ndscte5 The csre-
may Ei'a sase. g. spite q i;s isnS;h al
The strength % his votos uas rrB~b -
r.arE>s wasn IRE ponsiT psSn0aacss -
bsnetleti1a- TIE PDse Eat iossdiy 49,
claimed % his SuiyT int7 snd Departure
from TIE bah HN aftsrzz-A hsid . ssr.ss
corstst.ry vfsh TIE usual oer~nDny q
0rsninE ars thutflrg tha rn0sths @ he
neE cardinals The after lzts- see re-
o-lve3 n ne Dose's private aps-t1~a;s
~ ~. E@-rsf eszsiEf-rT fofaT IRE pgp@
snaos1c~d a-7o1E tn ap11srfrneefs %
sIsh-prtca Fstss- CArtstn OTeEg1. Fsfh@f
DsnTs OCoacs-. T8ror.>. sn3 FsfhsE
Cgoutier. Three glrs-s. oUsser. Faihs-
RosEs5,e Re spps1nz.-5 aazlitssy a-zAsishoF
q Nsu Orsszns
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FsrsI-. Sfs~ks ga usa.v.

View York. June E-Conmercial-Aave--
Users L3n35n financial czbisETza: The
markets here z~-e heavy n the ahsenc.
- c1nir-nst on 81 ne report that Freoca
ministry had ben fr-nsd- -TaeT recoTe-ei
later O. a fresh r~p7-f shzt q niass.-y
had been definitely oons;i;rtsd- Paris tssa
resumed her buying. especially Af-scans.
induced b tae baea that ~ fsy5rasa par
liament's specai vote q HIs1e 90 for bas-
-zcks s.d aorD4 Sefe=$e could - rad ~
TIE bos-s - ins3s-ecs cosnp7iS.on 20 cif-n5
dsEn- S2Szlsh fs were - ,-tSG - IT,
;ass q Lac u. Anacootzs 70 - AElsr-
Iczns 0paaes 3ull. orK5.sars N fss md
de % TIE day and esEss - the hess. "a
Sew YORK Ssying. particularly q Pasiac
ss-ss- MoasT Ess n 6sst= ts=an3.
oEiug . re pSyD@nt Q, tbe Japaness
Ian ard the Bsirtnocs as1 Ohlo sss.Is-
r.sui: EzsN ga II s4Es Eszs bsaghs ~
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

All the car lot shippers on the market
yesterday received the same price for
their hogs, and this was the top Of $50.
The. weights OF the car offerings were
about the same average and the quality
was also about the same and the bids
for the stock were along the same lines
and were suggested by the other markets
as given out in the early reports. There
was nothing fancy at all yarded yesterday
ana there was nothing offered better than
fair, and most Of il was below that OF
the day previous, although the weight
shows up about the same. What hogs
appeared received prompt attention and
all OF them were bid upon at once and
received the top price of the day, and
this top price was in line with all other
western markets. There was nothing left
Orsold on the close, and the pens were
empty of all offerings received through
the day. Those seven shippers who were
consignors of car hogs and received the
top price were as follows Burchtield &
Fuller Of Anthony; Steiner & Blair. Of
Lyons: Burton Bank, OF Burton. Kansas:
jon Houston, of Ponca City; Philo Hun
ter OF Elbing: Dan VIM. OF Jdall; L.
NJ McCrocklin. Of Derby. These hogs
were fair in grade and sold for all they
could command.
There was practically no cat tile market,
as the cattle selling were of no import
ance. and were mainly single hoofs
which went TO different parties. and there
were only three punches which went over
the scales Of any kind. and these did not
az all influence the market.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows Santa Fe, s; Rock Is
land. ., and l each from the Missouri
Pacific and the Frisco.
The daily comparisons were rs follows:
Yesterday. tops, $50; bulk. s.. 4GG3.5O; av-
erage weight. %; receipts. 67S For the
day previous. tops $50: bulk So i7i.I
SIS; average weight. Is: receipts. 57l.
For the same day last week. tops. ss.55;
bulk. SS.50qS.55; average weight, 90; re-
CairtS al.
Several times Of late these columns
have announced a killer IN the amount
Of daily shipments from the Doid Pack
ing company. Each time the story was
gives as the day being the very best for
the week. the month. or the season: with
one day, las. Monday, given out As the
best vet on record. However. there was
awaiting yet q higher water-mark. and
this was reached yesterday. when the
DAYS shipments showed up a record
breaker. There were nearly 10000 pounds
of produce sent out for the day IN the
local and jobblns line alone besides sew
eral cars 81 straight contract stun, and a
large line Of orders received for imme-
date shipment. AL the gangs OF work
Iren not needed IN their respective de-
partmen:s were shifted by their fore
men 70 the wholesale market and the
two long loading docks. Every effort WAS
strained and as usual the result on the
close Of the day. which by the way came
late was that the DoId company had
carefully filed every order and all the
stock due 20 go out was on its way 10
destination. IL was the biggest day yet
in the history ~ the plant. and though
this same statement has been made be-
fore. yesterday killed all former rec
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MISERY LOVES COMPANY
Colorado Hence Reports Kansas and
OklahOnla DrOut n StrIekem.

Denver. Col. June 2.-According 10 re-
ports received by Secretary Charles F.
Martin, of the National Livestock associa-
ton, the drought has destroyed al the
large Colorado ranges. The reports COM
ing to this office" said Mr.. Martin, show
that unless there is speedy relief from
present conditions the loss 10 stcckmen
will be something enormous. Even should
the cattle and sheep survive the summer.
they will De 30 poor and emaciated when
the SHOWS come that they will drop ike
leaves from the fOrst." Already cattle are
dying in the San Luis valley. where the
drought has assumed a most serious
phase Like conditions. varying in sever
lty. are reported from northern New Mex
leo and southern Utah
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. June 2-CoTee-Optious
opened steady. unchanged to points low
er in sympathy with weakness abroad:
ruled inactive. with unimportant further
variations; closed firm. ; points ne; high
der: sales. lo.759 bags, including July.
A. 0gf4 Sc: September. 4.SC: October.
4.alc: December. 5.35c; March. 5.5Jc; MAY.
5.5Oc Spot-Rio. steady; mid. quiet.
steady.
SUgaT-Raw. quiet and steady: fair 70
filming. SIC; centrifugal, - test, 4ST
4 2l-S2c. Refined. steady.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. June 2a-The demand to-
dark fancy prints keeps up we'll ard bus
mess = again reported. Staple prints n
steady demand az firm prizes. Glnghams
in light supply and firm. Brown sheet
ings and drills firm for heavy weights
Print cloths inactive and unchau-as
Bieached cOttons steady, with moderate
demand in medium and fine grades: low
grades barely steady. Denims and ashs-
coarse colo=ed cotsAns quiet and feature
less Mems wear wOrsieds strong and n
good demand Dress goods firm and falr
business doing.
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New York. June I'm the metal mar
ket today tin scored a rise Of 10 TO %
points on sudden increase in demand and
Withdrawals Of offerings. bu; the other
departments ruled generally inactive
with Il weak under:one. News from the
west and abroad averaged up in favor
Of tin. but reflected unchanged conditions
otherwise. At the close. the metal ex-
change called pig iron warrants entirely
nominal at $3.50; lake copper quiet and
unchanged with $3.50 bid and $50 ask
cd: tin firmer. with So. ~ bid and 81 20
asked: lead 81. . bid and 81. % asked: spell
ter unchanged and nominal for spot at
SIS; futures weak and unsettled. no quo
tation given. The brokers price FOR lead
is So and for copper SlS.3salS.50
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FREIGHT MEN ARE AFRAID
That the MiIlers viii Win In Their
ANTI DiscriniuationC Case

Chicago. June 22.-Freigflt agents Of
several eastern and western roads met
here today . ltscuSs TIE probab bic acton
OF the Interstate Commerce Comm!ssscn
IN regard 70 the difference il rates Of
-four AMI wheat % the sea5oari and 70
domestic points. evidence bearing OF Ea.ch
was heard oy the commits on At is inset
ing here a Few days ago. Il vas the
generally expressed oP.I;0n that he CON-
MISSION would decide n favor u the mill
ers in their demand TIA; rates should 5e
equalized. No definite action vas taken
AZ to3ay-s meeting.
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New York. June 2-Aoney on call
steady at 2d2 L. per cent last loan; prime
mercantile paper S63 "a per cent. Ster-
ling echange easier, with actual business
in bankers bills AZ s-S1 s-4S4SS for de-
mand; posted rates. A.Ss i-2aGS7 and
$4.sS; commercial bills, $.Ssil-2 Silver
certificates, 90 1-2dS2. Bar silver. 60 SIS
mMexican dollars. IS - Government bonds
weak; state bonds inactive; railroad bonds
firm
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Finur-SteadN.

F.our-Steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. &c; No. 3 spring.
73d Iiiac: No. 2 red, 7iz.G76c
Corn-No. :, S5l55tc; No. ? yellow, S5iz
GS5&c.
Oats-No. ?. csla d9sasc; No. : white. sc;
No. white. 2Sd293.c.
Rye-NO. ., 62c.
Barley-No. ,, $3.50.
Flax seed-No. /. Sl.NGLo5: northwest
S1.0S
Prime timothy seed-e. Sdc 20.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s.. +gdS. n
Lard-Per 100 lbs. g. 80. ~. 09I.
Short ribs sides, Goose A.5cT 1850; dry
sailed shoulders. (boXsdl fASGf-sc. short
clear sides boxed s. GC|I5. 10
Whisky-D.suIlers' finished goods, per
gal, H.26.
Sugars-Cnchanged
C.over-Contract grade. SIS.
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Their were ono or fEO yielding spots n
the bard market. but prices were gsner-
ais firm On a moderate volume - bust
ness Tatai sales paT value 81 ~. oop
United Ststes f7Grs and the cd fos-s
coupon. declined - All the ;hrees- regis
tered. - Fl the lid price.
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Cz-srs2zs Mszs- Js-s 2-Tsis srfsass
- H2rrsfs o. =atslrrs' F1e-s iAls aftsf-
n1en. tAs dnzl sogfs = srs-as .
Naie's TtEzosF Wss fseF 80 80 Eafs -
ths auua-r q tsrsg stss "a 20 fhsef fsEiex
ssrEsisEs ~ go sssartsaslst ara hH-
tag Sizh Een g b4s-s-
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COTTON.
METAL MARKET.

New Orleans. June 2.-Cotton-Quiet
ard steady; middling. SIC.
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Local AMI long distance Telephone. 49,
C. 3. Bennett Commission Co,

Correspondent Donovan Commission Co
St. LouiA
Deals in
Grain. Provisions ard New York Stocks.
Dlrec. W;re with Chicago and New York
orders and correspondence solicited.
Reference: National Bank o. Com
rnsrce; Kansas National Bank.
% E Douglas Avenue. Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-23
Treasury HtaGemeat.

Washington. June 22-Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. S2T3, 49,
OO7; gold reserve. SIS. 76l,SSL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-23
max WEATaEs

Wichita Kan. June = Isas.
Loca, forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Far until Saturday.
During he pas; Il hours the A;shes;
Il temperature has been -, the .oSest -.
and t1e mean - with generally Gear
weather. fresh south wind ard al n-ght
distant lightning In the northwest.
or tbs date last year tAe corresponding
temperatures Eere - u and - and two
years age they wsre -. Ts-sud IS
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
washington. June 2-=FOrecast for
Fridsv:
kausas-ThTsztenlrg Friday and Sat-
UrIzy: variable winds.
Oklahoma and In6lan Ts-ritory-PartIy
cloudy Fr.&ay. threatening Satu-dzy: va
riabse Vinds-