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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
REPRESENTATIVE CATTLH SAVES
PROVISIONS MARKET.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There was an increase Of 1000 hogs
at the Union stock yards the week just
closed. 1t was the best week at the
yards during the current year. More
hogs were sold, and less hogs not sold,
than at any time for years.
The business at the yards Aduring the
week is estimated at $4,000. This does
not include the business done by the
Dold Packing company, which in itself
IS a tremendous item of commerce. It
would not be far from the truth to say
that the combined business in the yards
and packing house districts during the
week amounted to very near a quarter
Of a million dollars. It is the biggest
single line business interests IN the city,
although Wichita people seem to over
look the fact. Dold's packing house and
the stock yards did more business during
the week than the combined business Of
the city council and school board
amounts TO in a whole year This is
stated simply to show the Importance Of
the north end Of Wichita as a factor IN
TIE great prosperity of the city 1t was
upon a claim of this kind that Superin-
tend Dulaney and others thought that
the street car company ought to extend
their line q few blocks to the yards
There are evidences that the business Of
The stock yards Will increase at least
sixty per cent before very long. The
feeling is In everybody that things are
coming the way OF Wichita in the cattle
and hog line, 10 say nothing of sheep.
The tendency of the packers Is towards
the zone of production, and with each
year the production of meat animals IS
Increasing in the ever-developing country
surrounding Wichita 1t is not unlikely
that within two years a business of half
q million dollars per week viii be trans
acted on Twenty-first street. 1t IS not
unlikely that the business will be in
creased 100000 per week within a few
months. Confidence is a great thing and
one can find great, big chunks Of it
about the packing house and stock yards
region every day.
There is talk now Of establishing a big
market for feeders at the yards. Small
towns Ike Emporia. IN the past, have
been better feeder markets than
Wichita Notwithstanding the fact that
Wichita is in the best feeding belt in
America. A good market for feeders
would be big thing for Wichita and the
Union stock yards.
Chief Clerk Harrison Of the Dold pack
ing house had another busy day with
travelling men yesterday. They showered
orders in upon him. The Dold company
IS doing an immense business in Wichita
and the territory south for 200 miles or
more.
D W Hutchinson Of Haverhn was
here yesterday with a top" price load
OF hogs
Fritz & Bunch Of Ponca City had
good load Of hogs on the market yester-
uay.
Steiner & Blair of Lyons had another
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COTTGS.

New York, June S.-The market for
cotton futures opened steady. with prices
s points higher here on July ana to
points higher on later months. duo TO
a rush OF shorts 20 cover and after
furry Of buying for foreign interests.
TIE July and August options absorbed
the bulk OF attention ard exhibited sin
guar strength The former reached s. -
within the first half hour tails being q
points above last nights dosing. TIE
new crop options followed the new pres
eut crop months upl!ft leisErely and
we're relatively qUieter. The gains were
largely maintained a. TIE close. Quota
ti1ns; spot closed steady, 2-1so higher.
mld5,ing ualaads. &c; nid1l.nE guf, SC;
sales. 1s7 bales. Futures cIose1 fin;
June $s-77. July. 3 .; August ss.s7;
September. rs. October S7-75: Noyegn-
be-. S7.5g; D.=emher, S7.57; January. E75s:
February. s7.sI; March, SIS: AprE. s7.s7.
May. SIS
View Dreams. Juns s-Cotton tsasy:
mitdliuc, %.
Galveston, june a-C0tton easy: SIC.
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TAXES Stay CIR 10 rARaL

TAkEE STRAY CT y ID AKIN
He said ne was from EeytesyiLe. So.
He was sttired in rare Cd gray Jeans.
the trousers OF which looked a. y her
had been made for grain sacks and then
turned into the more useful article . 80
pArel -Sy ripping oDen the ends ard run
mig a seam down the from aad rear.
lis hat was % the aiouca variety ard
Eel 80 FAR down over tns eTes that Re
was competed frequently % give s. AZ up
ward toss 50 he rosld see lis Tlres
we're heavy. snd srrsck ne garsussH {
WIKI tae heavy click DrD1Bcee - hsri
sole lsathec. n ore hand &c carried a.
old~fzsaioned ca-pet bag ztbeTe9 - ID
TIE ozaer arm AID he'd comfortably Nss
a Ecr@sgy boxing brown ca-. . ersss 1e-
tween q b1Is5og ard a fsolaser.
Ths nan va bos15 sos tzs Dearborn
stree: station. When q Dol.csz-as storssG
hin win q qserY regarding tae fstaEe
Bfe % TIE seE TIE eo1ztrgfzas rsFs,9usss1
promptly tast ne ANNA. raes me re-
ol,re=asnts q ais farTa. an3 - t1ggssz,
fha citizens e g. aro u9g na1 rsa
or f7ns deg fEzt Fssr1es horasisas. TAe
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Philadelphia, June st is stated here
today on good authority that the Brook
lyn National League baseball club is 70
be transferred to Washington. The rea-
son assigned is lack Of patronage. After
continuance OF poor attendance IL IS
said the Brooklyn officers communicated
with President Young, of the National
League, expressing their desire TO trans
fer the Brooklyn team intact TO the cap
ital. When the League cut down It's
circuit at the last March meeting in
New York it secured the leases on the
washington and Baltimore grounds,
therefore It viii be comparatively easy
for the transfer TO be made.
New York, June 9.-Manager Hanlon,
who is also one of the directors of the
Brooklyn baseball club, denies the story
of a transfer of the Brooklyn baseball
team 10 Washington. He says such ao-
ton has never been contem plated.
Washington, June s.-Presidsnt Young,
of the National League, says he has
heard absolutely nothing in an official
way concerning the reported trasfer OF
the Brooklyn baseball club to Washing
ton.
New York, June 9-The Brooklyn
baseball owners in town today denied
in unqualified terms the story sent out
from Philadelphia that they contemplat-
ed transferring the Brooklyns 70 Wash
ington because Of lack OF patronage.
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Western E.earue.

ing for London account was on a liberal
scale here. Rumors are disseminated 70
the effect that this foreign selling is really
for account Of some large New York
operators at present in Europe and who
have long been prominent en- the bear
side of the market The fact IS that yes
terdays sudden weakness of Stocks Is not
clearly understood as ID its motives or
its course, and current ru7n5rs represent
the surmise of those groping for light
more than any authentic knowledge.
Wall Street IS, in reality, rather skeptical
about reports of crop failure at this stage.
Neither is the foreign selling in sufficient
volume to account for the weakness. The
news of the day, while inclining towards
depression, is of about the same charsc-
ter as for some time past, while the mar
ket has been sluggishly indifferent. Specu-
lators are therefore inclined to fear that
some unfavorable factor not yet known is
inducing liquidation. The money market
outlook, beyond the immediate future, is
not altogether satisfactory. The week
additional loan expansion OF Sc AS3, coo
must clearly be attributed to renewed
foreign demands upon our credits. EST
mates OF the future ease of the local
money market have been predicated upon
a cession of this foreign demand. The
acuteness of the stress for funds in Ber-
lin seems to be the cause OF new demand
If this loan extension to foreign boc:0w-
ers should continue into the period when
New York banks are called upon to
finance the crop movement. now not far
distant, rapid dissolution of the sur
plus which was reduced today 20 S13,-
374 30 would necessarily result. Yester-
days additional cali for s50O coo Of gov
eminent deposits viii be followed by thee
other calls of the same amount thus
taking UP the whole Of the s25 ooo, 900 neces-
sary to redeem the government 2's which
are called for, August IS. These bonds
are in the names of the banks and are on
deposit as security for circulation. Il IS
optional with the banks when they shall
be presented for redemption. If they are
redeemed, the calling OF government de-
posts from the banks viii continue to act
as drain Of the money market. The
market closed steady on a covering move
ment by room shorts
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STAMPEDE 0F LONGS
On Prediction and Reports of
Rains Northwest
JULY CLOSES 5-8 DOWN
Coarse Grains and Provisions
Also Lower.

Chicago, June s.-The signal service
prediction of rains in the northwest
caused a stampede of longs today and
when the session ended July was 9sc
under yesterday. The other markets
were influenced by the break, corn clos
l214c lower.
The wheat pit was crowded again to-
day. but the market was weak. The
opening was erratic, July at 7214 to 711kc
compared with last nights close at M
q7374c. A few minutes later July was
quoted at 72ssG7215c. The slump was due
to the weather bureau prediction of rains
in the northwest, combined with re-
port from Minneapolis that rain had be-
gun falling there. These items caught
the market al the opening, ana the value
bftion in declining. It looked as if ev-
erybody had wheat for sale at this period
but there were a few heavy long who
still held out. Their attitude, coupled
with profiting b shorts who sold last
night, caused rally to 717sc, but this
was lost, July slumping to 71Ac. Again
there was support, possibly encouraged
by the crop reports from the northwest,
which were as unfavorable as ever, and
July, once more touched 717sc. Again the
pressure of long stuff made itself felt
and this time July dropped to Tic, clos
ing soon after in weakened condi-
ton, CSC under yesterday, at 719711sc.
The corn market opened weak in SYM
pathy with wheat. The weakness con-
tinued throughout the day, with favora-
BILE crop reports and liberal country Of
ferings contributary influences. July
closed at the bottom, 1Q11sc down, at
Soc
The experience IN oats was in mini
allure similar to that in the other grain
markets. July closed &c down, at 2218c.
The grain weakness, liberal offerings
and a general dullness caused easiness
in provisions. The reduction was in
spite Of an advance of Sd in ham, and
bacon and Sd in lard at Liverpool and a
steady market at the yards. July pork
closed 1910 under yesterday at s1175;
July lard 10c down down at So. STU, and
July ribs cents reduced at s6.85
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 200 cars;
hogs, 5000 head.
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load of hogs on the market yesterday.
George F. Berry of Pond Greek sent
in a load Of very fair hogs yesterday.
Perry B. Lincoln of Enid had a couple
Of loads OF good hogs on yesterdays
market.
Burch1eld & McMuIlen Of Manchester
were represented at the yards yesterday
with q load of hogs.
c. B. Granville was down from Sedg-
wick yesterday with load of very good
hogs.
a. B. Crawford Of Garden PLANE had
car of hogs on yesterdays market.
FRANKIE & Sheppard of Pond Creek had
another load Of hogs at the yards yes
terday.
James Harper Of Colwich sent another
car Of hogs to the yards yesterday.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June e.-Cattle-Receipts, 100;
market steady; good to prime steers,
s.. lOa5. IS; poor to medium, 81. 50g6.0O; Sc
lected feeders, weak, s4.7045.00; mixed
stockers, S3.75d4.5; cows, $3.O0G4.6l;
heifers. S3.l5d5.eJ; Gamers, $2.Z1S.00;
bulls. SS.O0G4. 40; calves, S5.00df. 90; Texas
fed steers, $4.5oG5. %; Texas grass steers,
s.. 1914. 40 Texas bulls. $S.20Q3. 10.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 1900; Mondoy.
Sc 600 estimated; left over, LOCO. Opened
weak. closed strong. steady; top, SD;
mixed and butchers. se.O6ao.25; good TO
choice heavy, S5.15a5.25; rough heavy,
&. o0a5. 10; light, $5.0oq5- 2212; bulk Of
sales, S5.15d5.20.
Sheep-Receipts, eco; sheep and lambs
steady: good to choice wethers, $500
30; fair to choice mixed, S4.0o4l5 co;
western sheep. 1905 so; yearlings, $50
as. 50: native lambs. $5.0ed6.6O; western
lambs. S.. oollS. 90; Colorado lambs, Sc. 759
ITO: spring lambs. S5.00G5.70.
Receipts, this week-Cattle, 43.4oo; hogs,
l69 500: sheep, $500.
Receipts, last week-Cattle, 800: hogs,
los, 500; sheep, $500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, June 9-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100; market unchanged; native
steers, S47e65. 30; stockers and feeders,
IS. 7585. %: butchers, cows and heifers.
S. s5a4 20; Gamers. S2.75Q3. .; fed west
ems, S4.90T5.o0; Texans, $.Ssd4.70.
Hogs-Receipts. 7.500; market steady to
strong: bulk OF sales, &.9505.o5; heavy.
8. e7l.G5. 10: packers. 81. s1lkfI5.05; mixed,
8. s5dS. q; light. 81 S5G5. osis; workers,
& .s5EI5. oeil; pigs. s4.Ga4.s5.
Sheep-No market.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Mo. June e.-CattlA-Re-
CENTS. 90; market STEADY; native steers.
s.. 15gl5. 90: stockers and feeders. s. So
CO: cows and heifers, s2.@d4.7s; Teas
and Indian steers, S.5oG4.99; cxOws and
heifers. s.. soli4.oo
Hogs-Receipts. s.4oo: market steady:
pigs and lights. S5.0s75 Il; packers. $50
as. 10: butchers. S5.10d5.3.
Sheep-ReceipJs. none; market nominal.
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is so vfrulent, no blood trouble so
drive out of the system. If you have
tried other treatments and failed, do
not let this make skeptic of you, for
Eczema is rot incurable. S. S. S. has
been curing it for nearly fifty years,
and wil1cure you. 1t is not surprising
that the ordinary blood medicines and
local treatment fail to bring relief,
since they do not reach the blood, the
seat OF the trouble, but simply dry
up the external signs for time; and,
as matter of course, the disease re-
turns, and you are ready to believe like
a host of others that Eczema once,
Eczema always. if you have it in
childhood, you will have it in old age
S. S. S. has no equal in the cure
end is the only guaranteed purely
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COFFEE ANDsrGAT. ,IAEKErs

New York. Juns s--CoTe-spot, Rio
weak; No. : invoice. Sc: mid market
culet and easy CoTiovz- sB.015tsc Fu-
lgrss closed steady. bet \ net decline %
D 20 - points. this being abo1; tie
lowest for TIE day. Sales. Gs1s says
iIc4I1inS- J1lF- Ia F-szc1 August. 80.
September. 5-2s77-Z5c, octobs-, 81 ese.
Ssoveu oeT TI5ETS Deceu2e 7e5@
:. &c: January. : Azs7 5ac; February. ~
O.. sc: March. : s55T.a5c
SCgRr-RSw. firm; AIR refining. SIC;
centrifugal : test CSC. refined, am
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Thomas. NJ sw or sec 27-Zs-lw..
Abner w. Graham to Henry J. KIN
ney. 3lUs rds II ne or sec 25-z9-3w..
Eliza D. and Geo. A BamsdeV 20 c.
c. Harrington. ne ar sec 3s-z9-3w..
Paramount College TO Dewitt c.
Smoke. lot 1l9 Paramount ave. Fair
mount add ............ ................
VIM. Edward EwentzeI 70 A J.
Swisher. sw or and v If &c or. sec
a-2s-2e .4--...--.....s ......-....---..--
C. r. Miller TO VIM J. Weirick.
NJ sw or and re or sw or sec T.
H-lw ...-.-....s.-.--..- ..-.-.-..-.-...-
Jacob Fox to David Parkinson. NV
or and hf ne OF and 2Ea0 IN
ne or sec l-27-3w .............-......
Bunnel & Emo Inv. Co. 20 Edward
Grady, lot &c and \ % II IS. LAW
renee ave, Graiffensteln add ..-.-.-.
" IL II. johnson 20 Nancy johnson,
tgact IN sw or sec s-Z7-Ie .....-....
ADMINISTRATORS DEEDS.
VIM Glass. adm. 70 Jno. 4 Hsrri-
son. Sc or sec 9-S-2w. except tract
r. z. Lawrence. adm. 70 Dean Cor
don. lot =, Chicago ave, Wsst
AlCastA .-....r--.--.-.--.s.- .ssss-s.---s
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STOCK MARKET is no BETTER
Fridays Selling Bears Disappoint
Wall street

New York, June s-Those who e~pects1
thar the bears who sold stocks slavc z
large volume during re final deas.rss
yesterday would sean2er 70 cover tlssr
shorts today and work : sharp rally 20
close the week were dtsapRs.utsa- TIE
depressed condition OF foreign stock MAJ
ketS continued to-day In spite q The r4saag
more assuring opinions fer reacesg.
outcome % affairs in China. SC fzr as ths
interests st Eu-o2e z-s concerned sal
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Scratch! Scratch! Scratch!
THE MOST TANTALIZING
AND OBSTINATE OF ALL
BLOOD DISEASES.

Eczema's itch is torture. the skin fire with
the burning, singing humor-at times II becomes almost
unbearabe and desperation You could tear the skin to
pieces You dare exercise for fear of aggravang the
itching neither you sleep for does the body
become than the trouble begins. and instead of res
refreshing sleep it scratch scratch scratch all night long
There is scarcely moments respite from this addening
maiady at any time. Of you have tried all the
washes saves lotions and nedcaed soaps but like thous
ands of others have been disappointed and Disguised
give only temporary relief.
Eczema caused by acid poison in the blood which
keeps the skin in unhealthy itated condition It is
useless to attempt with external remedies disease
that clearly and undeniaby attributable to bad condi
ton of the blood made BY the accumulation of eete
matter in the system which has poisoned the blood and
through the skin If the blood healthy and pure the
skin will be soft and smooth
There many varieties of Eczema all bad but
The most is characterized bvgreat redness
and Inflammation of the skin with pusular eruption these
little pustues pmpes burst and discharge watery
sticky fluid which dries and forms fish like scales the
skin becomes hard and dry having somewhat the appearance
of leather Again the disease may the form of
end ulcers, that much pain and discomfort.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

Oranges. per box, $40; lemons, pei
box, $3.50; bananas, per ID, 4c; straw
ries. per crate, s156d1 rs; blackberrles
s1.75a2.O0; gooseberries, $50: raspberries
s.. OOd3. so; Arizona apricots, per crate
S1.75; California cherries, 10-pound box
Sl.50d2.0 90: new peas, one-third bush
Ell basket, &c; wax beans. one-third
bushel basket, SOC; beets. per dozen
lunches, 25c; cucumbers, according 70
size, per dozen, S06J0c; potatoes told),
per bushel, 60G15c; new, S5lJ5Lo9; cab
bage, per h., PIC; tomatoes, per CRAZE
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ST LOUIS
DRY GOODS nIARKErs

New York. June e.-There was slight
Improvement IN orders for some lines Of
prints for fail; otherwise the cotton
goods market IS quiet without any
change in direction. The tone Is dul
and the general demand readily raet
Print cloths were idle a. the close q.
previous prices. Cotton yarns are IN a
very unsettled state and prices prac.i-
calIv unquotsh,e Woolen and wo-s ea
yarns are also weaker.
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have had Eczema on my foot for
twenty years, and notwithstanding con-
slant treatment, II has been spreading and
growing worse. used salves and lotions
innumerabie. and also used several blood
remedies, bot none had any effect. The
disease finally extended from my toes TO
my knee, and the pain and Itching was
almost unbeErable. On account o. my age
(which is 70) the physicians said cure
was impossible. One dozen battles Of S.
S. S. cured me completely, and low only
the scars remain TO show the awful strug-
gle have endured. - MRS. SARAH PIKE,
Az Broadway, South R0stoa, Mass.
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CFzrT-lsasa b. tAe wleElta Abstract
ard Land company. =. u DGBoss. 40
s--sctog. cszst Hsuss- faoas 81
WARRANTY DEEDS.
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sea. Iat = za8 - 81 - Fgurts
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Farming In CeIsraas aaa Wv Mer ..

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TIE ses.le L&Es g 80 %or1s szs
prepared "a l3gstr8tss sook ussn -
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farmers tessTsnE 20 Gags tasls ieeasssz-
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t3sa - rsza-a = 80 agrs-1sTsrKt. ss-zz-
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unRS wNnT, ETC

Green salt hides, per To-, GAc; side
brand, SIC; bulls. l2c; dry salt, 1Sc; dry
int. lac: dry culls, Sc; horse hides, $3.50.
Kansas and Indian Territory, medium
carpet, l2l9aI5Ikc; tallow, No. l, per ID,
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Strong and STEADY
Was Yesterdays Hog Market
at Stock Yards.
QUALITY WAS POORER
Bulk of Receipts Were Light
and Mixed.

The hog market yesterday was steady
and strong. The quality was poorer than
the previous day and the quantity a
great deal less. Saturday is not a good
day to bring in hogs unless they are
brought in early, and naturally yester-
days receipts were light Light mixed
predominated and all were sold readily.
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WICHITA TrED MARKET

per ai bushels SRi is Il 7oc: bran, per cWt. Csc;
middlings, 75c.
The condition of the trade Is very sat-
isfactory, there being a good demand for
everything.
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On the Produce Exchange. today the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Market steady; creamery, 14120
1Siac; dairy, 131zG151kc.
Cheese-Steady; Sd912c.
Eggs-Fresh, 1024Gl1c.
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys, &c;
chickens, Sc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, June e.-Wheat-July
691sd63l4c; September 645sc; cash, No. ,
hard. SIC; No. 3, 61G6Sizc; No. red, ga
Csc; No. 3, 6Sd67c.
Corn-July, 36i4 q362sc; September. 35l57
$3.50; cash, No. 2 mixed, 3Sg3s12c; No. ,
white. 3SiaQ3S&c; No. 5, Csc.
Oats-No. ?, white 25c.
Rye-No. 2. &c.
Butter-Creamery. 15q17c; dairy, fancy,
14c
Eggs-Fresh. SIC,
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, June s.-Receipts-Flour, l.
90: wheat, s. coo; corn, 1000; oats. 1so2o.
Shipments-Flour. 4.o00; wheat, 1900;
corn, 4AOc0; oats, 3.coo.
Wheat-Lower; M. , red cash. e'eva-
tor. T0iac: track. 72i447Sc- June. rose;
July. 7lAc; September, 1Isd72c; No.
hard. &C.
Corn-Lower: No. casa. 3sc; track.
-
Oats-Lower: No. . cash. ZIac; track.
sc: June 2elzc: July, 22is G&,4cs Septem-
Der. 2lsc; No white, "a
Rye-Lower; sic
NEW YORK
New York. June s.-Wheat-Receipt
74.sz5; exports. 5S025; spot market weak
er; No. red, 79i&c. elevator; No. : red.
S2I.c. ( Q. b, ahoat; No. northern d.
luth. 7S2.c. Z G. b, ahoat. prompt OPP
tions closed weak ~ IGlisc net decline;
July. 75tc; September, 75izo
Corn-Receipis, s5.eaa; exports, 52-7SS;
spot weak; No. = acc, Z o B.. afoat
and 4tssc elevator. Options closed weak
and Sc net lower; July, 4FSc; September
s5isc-
Butter-Recespts. $50 packages: dun
and weak; creamery. extras, lsg1ec; fac
tory. 1915,
Eggs-Recelpts. Sa7o packages. h-n:
western. less CT. lSGlsi1c; western, a.
mark. 15llSc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

WICHITA POULTRY MARKET.
Hens, per H., &c; broilers, lie: old
ROSTERS, &c; hen turkeys 71sc; gobblers,
size; ducks, Size; geese, &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

Pre- Ers szrzs Nssssea 80 SO fs.sEsT-.sss-a
-txs 10y are es7Erssr FRA sres -ssrf ftss<
Ezsz ik&ss - Us 81 = tAsss .AtS-a .
$50