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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


FOR SAtE-S00 ACRES. WITH IL MILES RIVER
front; D miles II wire fencing 300 acres under
cultivation, bal. in TIMBER has two good fishing
SHORES anu hs1 houses; now rented at SIPS per
Season; mca'h)w on this farm rents for 500 Der
year; this Is of the finest sporting places on
the river. as the woods abound in ai kinds OF
game; the improvements consist OF large dwell
ing with balconies up and down, and from which
n view OF the Potomac be had for 10 miles:
tenant house. barns, chicken houses ETC.: two
pretty creeks, one On each side of farm. Cost
owner over 5000; will self aud give possession
ct once for 81 800; small cash pa yineut
je11-3t A. j. SCHWARTZ Ia Inv
80 ACRES ON THE MARLBORO PIKE NEAR
pretty village: 10 aeIes arabic. bal in timber:
house has roems and large cellar: barn:
corn Crib fine apple orchard and fine water. A
big bargain 1T s., go.
100 acres in village of ForestviIIe fronting two
roads; beaufifn. grove; fine land and a bargain
ID acres Marlboro pike: neat improyements.
nice orchard bargain at 81 800
10 acres near the city; grand old estate: fine
land; farm Is finely watrred; will exchange for
city property ~
jeI7-St A. j. SfHWAirT "a i az,
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FOR lighthouses.


FOR RENT-IED. 10 So
Cor i5tli&t nv, yr&b. Ssii
1917 i@ta nv, lIiNb. = 40
Ii5 lish NV, i5r0p. 80
ooIo 10th NV, In&D. -. ~
z22Y i5tn NV, ii&p br. "a
Jels-3I l.AIfMEl
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PERSONAL.

DON'T SwEAHo AHffrT THE WEATHER n
you need much, mapey send for us and our rener.,
% %s cssh exehaiie gents discarded garments.
je2o.5.a yosifRs OLD STAND. e,s D q
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FOR RENT-BI BIZ SAC
lCi4 .tu NV, large
Srnf.a 49,. t,s,,-.s,tt, a.

AN' sta aht Aai
store. wareroum IL
Ceiiaf- .--..- SSt-Ou
5oo i.th nv, l.t&b. o.. j
lVx6 18th. Tor. ~. 30. Uv
iiuS iith nv, o.&b. 40 "
6i2 Mass av. lir&b. 40. 10
iv42 L nv. iouNb. %. 81
400 N nv, III &b. Sd. 5U
Sal tth s,r. sto&dw,
6r&ba, bas y&stab. 81. co
1881 Itn, store. 2r,
eel q STAB. .35. 10
1Si6E It'll NV. store
d orab hai-.. 80. Ou
40 h ST. 3rAstu. 80. %
L. " iis. b. Ns- -. Ju.vv
ioy IL INV, .,r&b. sto. ~
Lao Svth nv, Srsb. -. ~
l3iS 4 NV. Sr&b 1T Is. w
lG-i3 18Th nv .Yr&b. "a. oo
1907 9TH st, Or d
bath Hat. .21 80
TO AZ NV, 9r&b. 81
SSl oln nv. stAdw -. ~
us u sc. Sr&o. ~
o23 L lie, Ir&b. -. 10
SO L NV, 1T&b.-..22. %
looo 4th NV, Grab. y. ~
Phone 1913. Cal. ut o
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2046 E. 6r&b. -..-.-1G.50
AIS 2lst, Or. w.....l2.J0
LOCO 30th, Or, w...l2.35
Ills Hayes CT, 4r,w. 10. 80
ROOMS.
ll0G Pa ar. fiat, ir, b. %. 90
16 Q. fiat, or. b, mi. ~. 90
Sl4 18th. hall .....15.50
4Se-4S6 La av, ONCE
rooms. $40 aud $500
STORES.
1422 L. " store spa .32.50
llW 18th. 5r. sto.
sta, w..-..-..-... 3o.13
IT, nth. ". g......25. 30
$50 10th. eel, ", g.-3.50
a109 VI. slo&2r. .-..20.o9
li55 l.. w&g- .....-20.oo
SIG 18th. shop. Office. 1850
1918 ". sto. eel, ". e. 1900
STABLES.
1872 G., Is. err rs. 90
1l42 18th, IS. VIZ. I. Wis. 20
l303 q, = sits, W. ..12.o0
3l2 X, As, W r, l. .i0.35
1876 9th, II. W r.. 500
2412 Pa nv tr'r). Is.
W r i.-.----.-. 100
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR KENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand: deiiv-
cred free in city; month applies on purchase
of new when directly following rental .sf.p
deI9-n Cor sth and y sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-20

FOR RENT-BY FLOYD +. DAVIS, It'll & S.w
5il 18th sw Or ami 100 1922 Cap. 6r ami L. 90
III 9Th ne. Gr ami. 1850 90 q sw, 6r was. 0.30
933 Liberty sw, Or, 45i 6H sw. 81, w&s. 1o 90
d s..,...... boo l2fOUnon sw Or, W 5. BOO
904 G sw, 5r..... S50i
Cor, Sd and s.w. DeIty's old stand, store,
with fixtures. dwelling and stable; excellent
chance for grocery. .$35 90
je1T-3t
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FOR SALE HYATTSvILLE, 7-ROOM COTTAGE:
= lot 52xlo0; shade; well; wafer in kitchen; chick
en- house; high location; minutes walk from
station. Monthly payments or terms to suit
= OWNER, 723 18th ST. NV. jel7 -3t
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For RENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE BAY-wIN-
dow brick houses; No. 3GS and No. 80 VI ST. NV.
contain rms. BATH reception hall, and newly
papered and painted Throughout: reduced to
$50 per mo. ALBERT +. FOX, go + st.
ic2O-2t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-FROM JUNE l. LARGE 3-STOIlY
stable; 30 stalls. carriage elevator and full equip
ment; in 023 and S25 ID ST. NV. Can be
used for storage. Inquire at $50 La my3-tf
FOR RENT-STABLE REAR 81 ST NV: 81
stalls and elevator; rent. S35 per month; splendid
sales stable. Apply j. L. NEWBoLD, y23 d
st. NV mh25tf
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251T 14th st. NV, 10 and baths $65. 90
1H5 Whitney ave. NV, IL rs and d.. Az
341i Holmead afe NV, 10 and b.. 1000
352S ttslin ave NV, IL and h. 81. so
je20Ct MEYERS Il ANDERSON. 1923 q
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LOST AND FOUND.
HORSES AND VEHICLES

WANFED-AN EASY SADDLE HORSE FOR TWO
months by resplnsiltle party living few miles out
Of city. {. X. b., 1920 ii st. el9-atS
FOR SALE FINE RuNABoUTS; PERFECT
condition; equipped with ong-distanca axles
Bailey hangers, bradey shaft coupIers; very low
price Also lime set OF single harness lioJ l.
ST INV. je1e.;ts
FOR SALE-BCGGIES. SURREYS. TRAPS, BusI.
ness wagons. daytors, sianhopes also Iirst-clazs
wagons. my own tacture
fe2S-n ]. J. COOK. 1906 NJ st. NV
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MANIFESTATIONS.

Advertisements for situations will
DE inserted mt the rate of one cent
per word per insertion. the m in 1 nm
charge being Is cents Advertise
ments may he filed at any Postal
Telegraph office in Washington or
sent through the medium of the
Postal telegraph messenger system
at regular advertising rates.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF MA
rie hospital Service, n!glenIc Laboratory, ash
lngton, g., June ~, IosJ.-SraIcu proposals MIu
De received at tins NOM or IItl fls-
DA1, June L " ENIl-\INIn. 1855, IufnIsh
subsistence ana other laboratory supplies Tor use
ol the h!SieIc Laboratory, Aiaflnc hospital
Ice, At washington, 10. &, duIing tne iscul year
ciialng june Schedules ami further fn-
iprInnIiOn may L. obtained upon application l.
lie Undersigned NJ. J. hUSfEN At, A. A. surgeon
Nj. H. ., - Command Strtium Al
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-FFoM OWNER. LOT IN NV. FOR
builder, in exchange Tor improved property in
best section
je1s-1m' NJ. T. COCkEY SIS 14th st. NV.
WANTED-AT ONCE-IMPROYED UNINCUM-
bered real estate, for vacant ground any part OF
city. il NILS J. PITTMAN, Room 4 Atlantic
biGg., 52S L st. je11-3t"
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE EVERGREENS,'' FALLS CHURCH, SA-25
minutes ride by trolley and steam; shade; excel
lent water; table supplied from garden
and cows; terms moderate Miss NJ L. NEWTON
jel2-l2t"
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOit RENI-ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
cellar; M copper and plate glass 'front.' large
stable on wild. alley Special Inducements to
good. permanent tenant; 9TH st. near G ST.. east
side. 80
III 1lth nw,lg sto.&c.s 10 230G 18th NV. Is
DOG 18th NV. % 9o2 G st 10
ia 18th 20 .
je17-3t LATTMER & NEsBIT 1921 G st.
FOR RENT-yFRY LOW RENT; A 75-FT. DEEP
store and cellar; big plate glass window: steam
heat ard electric lights 1927 18th st. NV
je1 I-eodtoiy1
FOR RENT-1614 14TH ST. NV; LARGE STORE
room. with fixtures: good cellar; $40. -.
je1I-6t X. f.. BRADLEY, 1903 + ST.
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ELDIUH MIGRANT ROAD NEAR CHEVY CHASE,
cars hrst-class uccommCda lions, with bath. Mrs.
I. 4. HURDLE Station l., ID. c. jel9-3t."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-20

FOR RENr-THE CHEAPEST HOUSES OFFER
ED FOR THE MoNEf-1213 LYDECkER AVE
H0LMEAD MANOR tC0RNEIsl; NEW s-SToRY
AND CELLAR BRICK; 10 ROOMS; TILED
BATH AND GESTIBULE: OPEN FiREPI.ACtS.
CABINET MANTEI4S. ETC; FURNACE HEAT;
ONLY S3T so PER MO.
1903 IHDEcKER AVE; Q ROOMS; $50 80
1el7-st r. r. BRADLEY 1903 ST.
FOR Rents NICELY LOCATED SOUTH FRONT
roOns over 1921 T. st. NV; most modern i'm
proyements; newly. papered; convenient to all car
lines rent reduced to $50 per MONTH jel Icodtojy1
FOR RENT : COMFORTABLE MEDIUM SIZED
HOUSES, WELL LOCATED NEAR RapIil-
TRANSIT CAR LINES.
x32 st ne, Orr. $3.50 i21S Md ay nc. Or On
1910 Camb sc p Or = 20 1918 Linden pi ne Gr1a 90
621 Sth ne, ar. ~. 90 1895 Il NV Or, H. 90
1917 Vt Az, 7r..... LOO l3a2 4th i.w sr Il 90
3l6 LIST so 1104 Trinidad ay Or II so
"a Defrees NV, 6r. ia. 90 $40 II ne 4r..7 III OO
7a5 9Th NV. IT,. .15.00
Entire Hist of property '.F0g REsST's can Isc
fosnl at Office. ALBEIT y. F6X, go NJ, NV.
tel3-tu,th-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS Is METZEEUT'I
bldg. 111o ct NV: elevator. steam heat: m
extra charge for electric light: price. S125o aud
upward. GASCH BROS. I9D7 + St n W feT-tf
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Fur iiENT-1435 X ST. NV; FRONT NEWLY
printed: y and BATH plumbing: pDr-
ceialn tub; all i'll good order; large yards. In
quire at 1220 q st. NV. je29-3t'
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MIA u4IKTT.

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wt ff- SD 80 !. assas 49,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-19
u)ES Up TWO CENTS
Wheat Reported at the Mercy
of the Hessian Fly
ADVANCE AT LIVERPOOL
Corn and Oats Higher and
Provisions Mixed.
ADVANCE AT LIVERPOOL

Chicago, May 1s-Repor.s OF widespread
damage to wheat by Hess an a!es caused
a 2-cent advance in that gram today.
Corn gained 5sa1ac; oats LIKE. FORK
closed unchanged. Lad and RIBS gained
21za5c each.
Reports Of drouth in SOUTHEASTERN Eu-
rope and a sha-) advance at liverpool
started wheat firm. Holders were dis
posed TO take profits, however, and The
maket eased off momant+ -. Meantime
Numerous and sensational, complaints 81
damage D. Hessian a.es pegan to pour in
and the buying movemeat becIme geue-
rraL Shorts competed actively, arc ali
offerings were absorbed by tne luckess
bears. The market continued a.tira and
strong to the close. Outsi 1e lying was
Of larger volume than for save.t Il I. .nths.
July opened Use higher, at = IS p72c. de.
clined TO Il 5-Sc and advanced 10 10 1-Sc
al the close. lie se.pts @eIe LIGHT. n
cagO receiving only "a cars, Two Of which
graded contract, and the northwest FOB,
compared with 437 for the same nay last
year. The aggregate dt western primary
mar hStS NdS ola, ~ D'Sn6lS, against ILL.,
oOo a year ago. Atlan-ic port cleaiances
were equal in whea, ana l;oIr - 3J3, coo
bushels. Cash de nlni VAS slow.
Corn weakened early under country sell
ing, but rallied gI,chIy when neat Legan
to advance. Rece-r-s, 81 cars. july oJen
ed shade lover al 53.I-:c, dsc,'ned to
80 1-Sc, anvenced to SO 3-4d33 7-Sc, and
closed with buyers at SO 3-4c
Fears Of a squeeze in May owing to
small contract stocks streng thened oats.
Cash demand good Receipts 16S cars.
July started unchanged. at % SAC, sold
sparingly at % 51sc, advanced to "a 1-Sa
"a Lac, and closed at 24G24 1-Sc.
Small shipments of meats and large re-
ceipts of hogs weakened provisions early.
The loss was regained near the end on
covering induced by the strength in
grains. July pork opened a shade bright
er at $S.15dS. Il IL, declined to SS.92 Il,
and advaiced to sS.15 at the close. Lard
and ribs were dull with fluctuations mar
row.
Estimated receipts for Friday: Wheat.
p cars; corn. So; oats, 200; hogs, %, coo
head.
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HOG MARKET Steady
Quality Very Fair and Sales
at Good Prices.
TOPS UP TO S3.47 ~
Light Cattle Business But
Demand Firm.

The local hog market yesterday was
fully steady with Wednesdays best prices.
As compared with the early reports from
Showed up very good, self-sustained
strength and more than held its own. One
western market center reported on the
opening barely steady" and another a
fiat &C lower. There were no sales on
the Wichita market either in car lots or
from the wagon trade which were not
fully steady with the prices of the day
previous. There was active trading in the
local division, and this branch of the
offerings was fairly heavy and all sold
out early There was a good line Of car
stun offered and six cars of the best Of
1t sold out. The quality was very fair
all Day and the prices paid for such as
sCIS were good and to the satisfaction
OF the sellers. The average weight, while
not nedvy, was fair medium light, and the
hogs On the whole, especially the car
STUN, were generally even running and
nrm, sound stock. There were a few
loads Of especially even hogs and when
punched on the sales looked across their
packs as though a spirit level would bal
ance even, on the lot. The wagon trade
was strong and the quality of this branch
very IaIr. The quality, on the whole. was
fairly good, though there was nothing
especially fancy offered as 70 weight or
prime fat stock. What were sold did very
well as compared with other markets
ana with other days of this week on the
local market. The tops were % cents
above the top price of "Wednesday. The
TddlhS as 10 quantity yesterday was not
HeaVy, but the sales We're made ALWAYS at
very good prices.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, May 1s.-Coffee-Options
opened steady. unchanged to points low
or, owing to weakness abroad; ruled fair
ly active, with no further important
changes; dealings confined TO near
months; closed quiet, unchanged TO 3
points net lower. Sales, $500 bags. includ-
ing May. 5.00c; June, 5.05c; July, 5.l5c;
August, 5.25c. Spot coffee-Rio dull. Mid,
quiet.
Sugar-Raw. quiet and firm; fair REIN
ing. pxc; centrifugal IS test 4ssc; mo-
laSses sugar, &c. Refined, quiet and firm;
crushed. 57sc; powdered, Size; graduated,
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AZ per cent Last week Sc vac g - per
cent Bank rafe 1anEad at 8 Or cent
Paris. 8av Prices pa fae b1ars>
were hrrn m1ft of fae 1aT bgt cfeses So
regular. win ar rpaar4 tsn6surg. EDa-a-
is5 tours pr1gEerres afd Easrirh -siirosa
securities were favored Eraz. sa ard
P9-tgsaese securities were is arsils De-
Uau1 El7 T1atas improved ecclesiastical =
iu reep7nse 20 are siehsr p-3rr ~ cebfes
Dc Beers were ac:iee ans r1f1 Asrseza
eeourifies were baefa1f rreaIfs cos =
ere oeiss test Frseifsnt E~sexrr afi
csrfy o1f fae nee~d reforms
He-i-. AaT Prices 90 tss so1rss
'r-5sf were Ezae-a.IF ersn. spaalzs '7zrs
afFa7re1 araF en FaY;s zfvs-ess.
other Egve--rreat re~t-itlss wsss as.st
Arze7firss ~ere f-r- Americas v~.s
arra caHeelsa rse.f- s--s seazsr -
i7-ai ras-es moved sfe--r e.-aass. -
F.eslsfiy aslrsnx ra4e-
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size, spot and TO arrive (. o. b., afoat
and elevator 1914 No. northern Duluth
s3slc, {. 0. b.. aioat 10 arrive Options
opened very steady on favorable cables
and bullish crop reports, with prices I'M
changed 70 sc higher and rapidly ad-
Vanced 11sc on broadening speculation.
Crop accounts in the afternoon were very
bad and closing cables strong. A rumor
that the strike at Buffalo had been set
tied caused temporary liquidation but the
bulk again rallied and closed firm az a
net advance of IL 20 I%4c; May closed
SIC; July. IS I1-1s07S2.c, closed 7Sssc; Sep
TENDER. % 9-I6077@tc closed Tic; Deeem-
Der 7s%s G7S14c. closed 7S14c.
Corn-Recelpts. 1S0625, exports, 147.545;
spot, firm; No. ?, H5sc. +. o. b.. afoat
spot Options opened steady and ruled
firm, with wheat, but showed moderate
speculative interest The strike at Buff
falo checked business. Closed steady at
isd@sc net advance: May. 3924 Tl0c. closed
40c; July, 3S1z q$s7sc, closed 3S7sc; Septem-
Der, 3S24 1850, closed SS1sc.
Oats-Receipts, 300, 800; exports, 229 500;
spot, dull; options nominal
Hay-Easy
Hides-Firm:
Leather-Steadyo
Wool-Firm.
Beef-Steady.
Cut meatS-SteaCE-
Lard-Firmer; western steamed. $50;
refined, steady; continent, $50
Pork-Steady.
TalloW-F'irm.
Cotton seed oil-DuN.
Rice-Firm.
Butter-Receipts. s,5S5 packages; steady
western creamery. 15Q19c; factory. 114Q
1Sc
Egg-Receipts, 1885 packages; steady;
western, western, 13q14c; southern, 11249
19c.
Cheese-Receipts, 5,3Se packages: easier;
large white. 9ikG95sc; small white, CSC;
large colored. &c; small coiored, 9i2d924c.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. May 1S.-Wheat-Spot. No.
red northern Duluth, firm, IS 2lzd; futures
quiet; May. IS I'D; July, Is 7@sd; Septem-
Der, IS Sd.
Corn-Spot American mixed. new, firm,
3s sd: futures quiet; May, 5s Cd; July,
IS SGD; September. IS 57sd.
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THE EArIEE

Wichita Kan. May 1s 1893.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair and warmer Friday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been y. the owes; -,
and he mean g. with partly cloudy
weather. fresh east 70 southeast wind and
high barometer.
So far this month the average tempera-
ture has been > degrees daily above the
normal The rainfall 50 far this month
Is -hrea-quarters OF an suCh less man the
normal. FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. May 1s-Forecast for Fri
day:
kanSa-Showers Friday; showers foi-
lowed By fair and cooler Saturday east
erlv winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-F'sir
Friday: showers and cooler Saturday;
s0utheriy winds.
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, May 1S.-The demand for
staple cottons has been on fair scale
but. as before. actual business is restrict
ed by the generally well sold condition Of
the market Brown sheetings and drills
are very firm and some fine makes Of
eheetings Sc higher; print cloths and 9TH
er grey goods, firm. Bleached cottons
in good request in strong market.
Coarse colored cOttons quiet. Prices We're
well maintained. Prints are strong. with
a fair demand. Ginghams continue scarce;
wOolen and worSted dresst goods quiet, but
steady. Mems wear fabrics firm in worst
ed: dun in WoOlens.
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LIVESTOCK MARKER.
CHICAGO


/ Chicago, May Slowing to the small
supply of cattle today the market ruled
strong to 10c higher; fancy grades brought
: $5.5Gd5. 90; choice steers, s.. 25d5. 40; ne
diums S4.75d4.95 beef steers, 81. 25G4. 30;
/ stOckers and feeders, 81 .Old5. Is; cows and
/ heifers. g. OJQ4.25; bulls, s. .00q4.25; west
/ ern fed steers, $4.50d5.35; Texas steers,
/ s.. $4,000; calves, $4.5Gq7.J0
/ Hogs-There was lively local and ship
ping demand for hogs at previous prices.
Fair to choice, 50. 821z0l3 .97l2; heavy pack
ers, $S.50d3.S0; mixed g. 6GGt3. So; butchers,
g. 65u3 9212; lights s.. 60Q3. S712; pigs, $3.50
ISIS.
Sheep-The demand for sheep and lambs
was undated and prices ruled strong at
the recent advance. Sheep sold at $3.50
$50 chiefly at s.. 25d5 so; Colorado wool
ed lambs. S6.55GG.7 rs; shorn lots s5.759
go; spring lambs, s. .G0q8. 90 per hundred
pounds.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs 1900; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. May Notwithstanding
3.340 natives; 100 Texans. Improved de-
mand for killing cattle, which sold
strong to 10c higher; stocks and feeders
active and firm; heavy native steers
brought $5.00a5.30; medium steers, 5000
500; light weights, s.. 51G4. 80; stockers and
lrtutISs StDpLiO-pJI butchers GUNS anu
heifers, 50. 25d4. SPY; Gamers. $2.50d3. %;
western steers, S4.00d4.g0 Texans, $4.40Q
40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1880. Market active,
steady to sc higher; heavy, s.. 65q3. 80;
mixed $3.55d3. IS; light, s.. 4Jd3. 621a;
Sheep-Receipts 1920 Excellent demand
for killing sheep caused further advance
Of 10 to 15c. Wool lambs, S6.O0d6. 30; clip
ped lambs, $5.5Cd6.O0; clipped muttons.
81. 75d5. %; clipped ewes. $4.50a5.O stock
ers and feeders, $3.5Oq5.25; culls, Esq
$50.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis May .-Cattle-Receipts, l.
200 including 500 Texans; market steady;
native shipping and export steers. S4.509
5.25, with fancy grades worth $50; light
and dressed beef and butcher steers, 81 90
Q5.10; stockers and feeders 81. 2Qd5. 90;
cows and heifers. g. 25d4.6 60; Texas and
Indian steers. 50. 25Q4. IS; cows and heif-
ers, s.. 39d4. %.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market sc lower;
pigs and lights. 50. 6503.75; packers, S. $50
$50; butchers, So. 75d3. 9312.
Sheep-ReceiptS, 1000; market steady to
strong; native muttons, $4.75d5. 80; spring
lambs, S5.O0dS.00.
NEW ZEALAND MEAT INSPECTION.
Wellington, y. T., May 1S.-The agri-
cultural department of this colony has
made arrangements to the effect that all
ineat imported will be inspected and
stamped by veterinary surgeons in the
employ of the department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-19
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