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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-26

Cleveland's colored Ministries appear
at Powers on February z. j. X. En-
NETT comes on the 18th and e. IL.
Sothern on the 10th.
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WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

Day and night shifts of men are
now worked on all the exposition
buildings.
Paraguay has decided to participate
in the exposition. Barbados, French
Guiana, Ceylon and Corea have also
joined the list.
The District of Columbia has de-
cided to ask congress for an sppro-
priation of $4,000 to enable i, to make
u creditable exhibit at the fair.
The upholsterers of Philadelphia
have applied for $4,000 square feet OF
space in the Manufacturers building,
for collective exhibit from their sew.
eral establishments.
-Hasssn Ben Ali, Of Morocco, is
seeking concession to make a Mo.
rvcco exhibit at the Exposition. He
says he will spend $50, 900 in showing
the people, manners, customs, amuss.
ments, etc, of bis country, and in
bringing to Chicago tribe Of Berbers.
Ample restaurant accommoda-
tons are to be provided q, the expo.
sition grounds. The locations for
restaurants thus far decided upon are
four in the mines and mining build.
ing, sixteen in the manufacturers
building, and six on the esplanade in
four rooms in the electricity building
two in the woman's building. Some
are on the ground floor and some in
the galleries.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, Nov. ITO certain extent
the bottom was kicked out of the whea.
market this morning. The influence at
December opened at the nominal price at
s71lc but there was no transaction at
these figures, and not until OK had
been reached was there much doing.
It reacted to 97i4c, while December got
down to $3.50 and 96Ac. May sold OF at
sl.0a down to sl03 and sl.02Is. Receipts
were: Winter 1919 cars, spring 3Ol cars.
and shipments 700 bu. December clos.
ed at $3.50, or lac above yesterdays last
figures; May closed Al sl.03x.
Corn values were alphabetically az
fected by the weakness shown in the
wheat market. Futures were slightly de-
pressed, and the shorts were not nearly so
anxious Is on yesterday. Year corn sold
on from 46%c to 46,sc, and Nov
ember down to SIC. The receipts for
Monday were placed at $50 cars,
and because they were so light values
stesdied and sold back to nearly the best
prices Of the day. The receipts to-day
were 265 cars and the shipments were l69,-
900 bu. The visible supply Is expected to
show Q decrease Of q, 90 bu- November
closed at 531sc; May, 4+slc; year 41I.c.
Provisions were dull and weaker. The
estimated receipts Of hogs for Monday
were placed At from 42.00J to 52,0s0 head.
and for next week at 10000 head, which
Of course initiated against the market
Pork sold OF about l0c and ribs and lard
,f@5c.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE following Is the
range Of prices for active futures:
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TRAPPING ABOUT.
An Ohio Miller. Despondent Over
Business Losses, Disappears.

Wapakoneta, O., Nov. THE
Touring mill and grain warehouse of
Stenger & Frank, one Of the largest
in Northwestern Ohio, closed yester.
day on account of the mysterious alb.
sence of Sebastian S;enger, one of the
proprietors. He left Wednesday night
saying be was going to Toledo. Soon
after his son received . letter
from him saying he had gone
away on account Of business embar-
and would tramp from
place to place. Yesterday he was
heard Of in Chicago in a dependent
state of mind.
The firm has hem embarrassed,
and, as they had 10000 bushels Of
wheat belonging to the farmers stored
with them, the knowledge that the
farmers must lose all or part of it de-
pressed him. Liabilities $40, 900,
assets $4,000. A receiver will be
appointed if Mr.. Stenger does not re.
Turn.
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st. Louis.
LIVE STOCK Markets.


KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. I'm two
weeks receipts OF cattle at the stock yards
have not been so light as to-day As to
quality there was nothing special to note
other than that there were more medium
to fairly good dressed beeves than for
several days. A number were very good
Colorado and New Mexico steers. The
general market was quiet ard steady,
strong TO higher. There was no change in
the quality Of cows, and the best were
steady and the others slow to lower.
There was not q very choice 5. lee
ton Of feeders and common stockers were
plentiful. This trade had the usual Sat
urday's quiet and dizziness among low
grades. Holders started by asking 10 to
l5c more for good feeders, but il was hard
to get and possibly not more than a
quarter Of the 4Oc lost in the last
week was gained to-day. There
were but thirteen cars Of cattle in tie
Texas division, scarcely enough for an H.
trade. Range cattle on each side
were selling steady, both cows and steers.
There was big Saturdays run Of hogs OF
fair quality. Demand was eqnal to sup
ply, yet there was not the activity and
snap to the market shown the last
three days. The opening was steady TO Sc
lower than yesterdays close and sales
show some to l3c, mostly l0c lower than
general business. Pigs and
common lights suffered much and were
even worse than these figures, though
taking the market through there was not
much complaint
Cattle-Receipts, 4,34s; calves. 3s5;
shipped yesterday, 2,2sa. Choice steers |
we're strong, other cattle steady.
The following are representative sales: |
NAV VT Price No Az. VT crice No. Av W. Price
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

The significance of Mr.. McKinley's
election is perfectly plain. 1t is the
verdict of the people of Ohio in favor
Of that system of tariff taxation of
which Mr.. Mckinley is the foremost
representative. It makes of him .
very conspicuous and influential per
con in national Affairs upon that side
Of the dominant question Of the time.
That side IL the wrong
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

DR.. Leslie Kelley, of whi.key cure
fame, says he has reconsidered bis in
tention to give his discovery to the
world for the benefit of humanity.
He says people would bungle in
making and using it, and he would
become the subject of ridicule. 1t is
barely prob.be that pecuniary con-
siderations also influence DR.. Kelley
in his change Of mind. A thousand
or so men at the Doctors hospital at
S25 a week are too good a thing to
give up.-Kansas City Star.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

This week will probably witness
one of the most notable meetings that
has ever been held in Sedalia and the
BAzoo urges Sedalians to do all in
their power to make it successful. The
National Farmers congress, as its name
indicates, is represented by members
in every state in the union and every
state will send delegates to this city.
The meeting will deal with national
questions and its importance can
hardly be over estimated. In this
connection, too, its impor.
tanceto Sedalis is great
as 1t will give US national
and one which, if,he dele.
gates are treated with proper hospi-
tality, will be lasting, as well as
\ pleasant one. Every business man
IN the city should decorate his build.
ing with bunting and anything else
which the individual taste may sug-
,est and no effort should be spared to
make all feel at home. The CONNER.
;ial club and its president, Mr.. F. B.
Meyer, are making strenuous efforts
% welcome and entertain the city's
quests and every support should be
'iven them by the press and the peo-
lie. Sedalia is in the lead, as a city
# hospitality, let all see to it that she
Ices not fall behind the coming week.
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BULLS AND BEARS.
TRANSACTIONS ON WALL ST.
IN NEW YORK..
me Doings OF the Speculative Market
IN Grain-The Live Stock Markets.
Provisions, ETC., etc.-The
q Liverpool Market.


wall street.
new YORK, Nov THE stock market
stu felt the effects Of the hammering of
yesterday afternoon this morning and first
prices As rule were small fractions lower
than those Of last evening, while Jersey
Central was exceptional with Q loss
OF ~ per cent at ia The
early dealings developed cousid-
cradle activity, and while the selling was
continued some support was apparent in
some OF the leading stocks, and Lackawan-
ma Louisville. Burlington, the Wheeling
& Lake Erie stocks and some others
score small gains, while ST. Paul, Atchi-
son and others suffered equally small
losses. The market remained very
feverish and irregular throughout
the greater portion Of the hour, but prices
were kept within small fractions Of first
prices, except in Chesapeake & Ohio first
preferred, which dropped l per cent to
53>s, and in Jersey Central, which recoy-
cred large fraction. A stronger tone
prevailed in the late dealings and prices
were generally placed upon q higher level
than that Of tho opening.
= The following are closing prices:
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side, but Mr.. McKinley's

side, but Mr.. Mckinley 3
advocacy Of it is at any rate sincere
and courageous. He has made per.
fectly frank and open campaign upon
the issue. He made somewhat ur-
dignifcd use of clsp-trap in his tin.
plate exploits, but he has made his
canvass squsrely upon the Issue sug-
gested by bis name, and haa frankly
asked the people of his state to say
whether he was right or wrong, in
their judgment, in his successful
effort to embody extreme protection
ism in law. They have given judy
ment in his favor by q moderate ma
ority. That is what the Ohio elect
ion means.
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Sl9O REWARD. 500.

The readers of The BAzDo will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in ell its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catsrrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical frstersity,
Cstarrh being constitutional de ease,
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
race races OF the system, thereby destroying the
patient strength BY building up the consii-
tuition and assisting nature 10 doing its
work. The projectors have 20 much faith
10 It's curative powers that they ofFer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il fails
10 cure.
Address F. J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
SSold BY Druggists, 75c.
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GOOD LUCK TO JIM.

Nevada Nail
Jim Mallory, the genial and pop
ular NJ. K. & 7. passenger conductor,
SPORT the handsomest scarf pin on the
line. 1t has an unusually large opal,
fiery red, with all the tints of the
rainbow. ut was given me by On
engineer on the Mexican Central,
said Mr.. Mallory, "and of course I
value it very highly. No. am not
one of the supersitious kind and am
not afraid to wear it. If there lie any.
thing in the old saw about opals
bringing bad luck, l should be further
from believing it now than ever, for
I've never had anything but good
luck since I've had this pin"
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endrsa Cry tar Pitclsf's casineiI
WILL USE A MASCOT.

w. w. Robinson, mail clerk on
the Missouri Pacific, left this morn.
ing for Rich Hill to accept his old
run. Mr.. Robinson has just recov.
cred from injuries received in q wreck
and which laid him up twenty-five
days. This il the second wreck Mr..
Robinson has been in lately and he
said he intended to use Q Mascot from
now on.-Nsvada Democrat,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

The ladies who are working in the
interests of the city hospital, deserve
great credit. They now have over
$500 deposited and with the aid of an
entertainment which they propose to
give soon, hope to swell the amount
to $1,000. II is to be hoped that they
will receive every encouragement pos
sibie. Is the cause is q most worthy
one and the concern of eve rybody.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10
PREACHER AND PRESS

| At the recent meeting of the Meth
odist Ecumenical council in Wash
ington "Tbe religious press and the
religious useses of the secular press
was one of the papers discussed, and
among other things Rev. Hugh Price
Hughes said the preacher has learned
from the journalist"
There is no doubt much truth in
his, and as it has been said that the
newspaper is mightier than the pull
pit, it is possible that the preacher
can still learn from the journalist.
There is, however, no reason why the
journalist should not also learn from
the preacher as there are certain
phases of the Christian religion that
even the most agnostic journalist be-
lieves to be good and well worthy of
extension.
That this extension can be the bet.
ter be carried out by cooperation
there is no doubt aud when Christ
the religious man who did
not know the signs of the times, he
encou: aged men to keep themselves IL
formed of the great questions. which
then, as now, agitated the people.
That these questions are easier to
reach thro' the secular press than else.
where there is no doubt, and hence
al preachers should read the news
papers. To confne these teachers of
he p ople to religious publications
llone would probably render them
more familiar with religious questions, |
but it would not the better enable |
hem to get in touch with
hose whom it is necessary they should |
each and the evils whose existence is
argely made known by those whose
luty it is to give the news would, be
ike an unread book. For the crea-
ion Of public opinion, there is hardly
ny limit to the newspaper and with
he newspapers behind him, the
'reacher is all powerful. Certainly
hen, the minister of to-day, who does
ot keep himself posted on what ia
ranspiring in the great throbbing
7orld in which he lives is behind the
lines and cannot hope to WELD the
influence which he might otherwise
o. There is probably no reason why
e should discuss political questions
D an extent which would lead him to
Gated argument, but that he should
Q able to understand just what any
Their intelligent individual should un.
erstand regarding political affairs,
,ere Is no question. Truly there i Z
o reason Why preachers should not /,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10
A BARLEY ENTERPRISE.

st. Paul, Nov. THE Edgemoor
land syndicate, best known as the
barley syndicate Of Chicago. has Sc
cured $50. 900 acres of land in North
Dakota, on which it is proposed to place
German farmers to raiss barley for
malt purposes. These lands have
been purchased in Nelson, Norman,
Towner, Ramsey, Steele and Botti-
neau counties. These emigrants will
be owners of the land, it being sold to
them on easy terms. The crops will
be bought BY the company and ship
ped to all points where there is .
demand for barley for brewing pur-
poses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

Where was Senator PETER? The
returns from SO out of LOG counties
in Kansas show that the republicans
carried the entire ticket in 80 coun.
ties. the Alliance in 5 and the demo-
Gratis in /. The other l8. counties are
in the extreme western part of the
state and thinly populated.
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time - bsRan giving them to him he was entirely
veil, and not spot on him His hair beenn
growing right OF, and We thought he would
siways be bald-headed. There was net . spot on
eyes, but what ~. a. raw a beef steal So Door
there was not anything bat bonee, and 90 week he
could raise neither hand nor head
MRS. FRANK BARRETT, Winfield Mich
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snd he doctoyed him
for two weeks, and be
got worse all the { me;
nd then I to IL him
to Jackson. to . doctor
Who attends especially
to skin diseases, and
then he 60: worse than
ever. Then I told my
husband We had bit
ter try the CUricURA
READDIEs any way;
did not have any idea
they you'd do any
good. but In less than
TN rnaupha e~n- a.
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Sheep-Receipts, q; shipped yesterday,
1,2Il. There was little trading and the
market was nominally steady, with good
mu;tons in demand and poor stock ewes
not wanted at all.
The following are representative sales:
NO; VT. Price No. VT. Pr.es.
~ NUT. 103 sol
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

A Thanksgiving proclamation is now
in order from both President Harrison
and Governor Francis. The latter
can indite the epistle very conscien-
tiously.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

The metropo titan PRESS has come to
the same conclusion that the country
press came to some time ago-that
Mr.. Grover Cleveland will be nom.
mated for and elected to the presi-
dency of the United States.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

Come on! A general invitation is
extended to the session of the National
Farmers Congress. There is nothing
secret, nor is there any political do
ings connected Herewith.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

The speskership is now the question
that is agitating the minds of demo
cratic congressman. OF course it is
Hatch. But in case of failure of
Hatch, who?
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Cuticura Remedies.

The new blood and skin purifier, and greatest Of
Humor Remedies, ceanses the blood Of ali Inn puri
ties and poisonous elements and thus rem owes the
cause, shiie 'uTicuRA, 'hH great Skin Cure. and
CUrIcRA soar. an exquisite Skin Baau,i5er. clean
the kin and scalp. ami restores the hair Thus
tne SuIicukA hEAkpfEs, cure every species Of
ltenins burning. scaly, piuPly, and blotchy skim,
from infancy 70 age, when the test physicians fail
500 .evsryshere: Price. cur'ouRA,. soc. +.
ne fofrss Dsus 4 CLINICAL CosPoRAflos
sVssnd for "Hov to Cure Skin Di,s,,r,.n
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Ohio-to be more accurate, San.
dusky, Ohio-repor's the case wherein
a man married his mother-in-Iaw.
After electing Mckinley almost any
thing is possible in Ohio.
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Chicago.

NubeoSos
CHICAGO, Nov. L-Ho2s-Receipt. 80, 90;
Official yesterday, 39,59.: shipments yes.
terday, 1,lfs; receipts for the week, 20a,-
335; shipments for the week, S7,54S; re-
ceipts for the corresponding week Lass
year, PA, 2'3; shipments last year, 4, S94;
packing from November to date, ls5, 900;
packing to date last year, 1900; left
over, about ll,0o0, quality a little bet
ter. Market moderately active but
weak Prices 1j8i5c lower; sales
ranged at s3.3u93.5O for light:
SO43O for rough packing; s2 SS
S.95 for mixed, sS.75taAl5 for heavy
packing and shipping lots. Pigs s2.aO,@
800. Cattle-Receipts, $50, Official yes
terday, 1a,14s; shipments yesterday, a9Sa.
Market quie, and prices steady. Sheep
Receipts, 1900; official yesterday. 5,.s5:
shipments yesterday, 2,loO. Market fairly
active at unchanged prices.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

Thank the Lord, there is no po-
litical significance in the session of the
National Farmers congress which
convenes in this city next Tuesday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

Since Iowa went democratic, an
enthusiastic Missourian wants to bet
that this state will give a democratic
majority of 500 Be generous-cut
1t in two!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

The press throughout the state
speaking of Sedalia's prosperity. I
Is here, and it is here to stay.
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read secular newspapers az well as
those which pertain alone to the re.i-
gious w,rld.
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Wheee o.a OR. IN IIverpeol.

LIvInrooE. Nov. 7-Whest-Holders
eAsr sparinsly; prices Id higher, Arm
Ne. 3 rsl wiAtsr, q Cd No. spring.
g a. l1our-HoldeFs offer sparinely.
Prices Sd higher. Fancy winter, lis "a.
Cern-Ho3dsgs G60 mQAesasaly: priosa 4
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Flax, Rye and Barley.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Closing prices: Rye,
cash, exc; November. 9axc; December.
0aHc. Flaxsesd-No.l, cash, 92Hc; Decem.
bsr, Go. Bsrlsy-O October, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. frye, Sc for No 4
Flax, No. 8, SEQ Castor beans, 90.
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The Chicago Cash Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. CLOSING cash prices
to-day were as follows: Wheat-No.
spring, 96Ic; No. 3 red, $40. Corn-No.
2, 574c; No. Q yellow corn, 51I{c. Oata
No. 3 $40. Timothy-$l.2O. Pork
ta.S7k. Lard-e6l2h. Ribs-s5.9OS
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Don. NJ. Dickinson always did have
a level head. He ga, that last Tues.
days elections presages a democratic
victory in 1892.
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A great many republican papers
are just now rejecting sadly upon the
wisdom of Loweil's advice never to
prophesy unless you know.
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Mr.. Fassett SAYS that tor eff" he
would have been elected. That SIM
pie elf " has stranded many a better
man than the lately defunct.
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Kansas City Bank Ciearings.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. THE Kansas
City bank clearings for the week thus far
and for the corresponding time last year
are as follows:
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Receipts at Chicago to-day-wheat, 400
cars; corn. 265 cars; oats, $40 cars.
Estimated receipts Monday Wheat,
500 cars; corn, 26o cars; oats, $50 cars.
hogs, $500 head.
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1t has been a year of big crops
corn, wheat, fruit and democratic
voters,
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Raw as Beef-Steak.
B"by's Fearful Suffering from
Skin Disease Covering Entire
Body-Cured by Cuticura.

My baby was taken very sick vhep he vas
three months old, and in a few days began bresk.
ing out We employed 10th Of the home doctors
and they could do nothing for him. Then ne
sent Tor the best doctor in Eaton Rapids, Mich.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10

Harrison has begun his campaign
work. But there is Blaine.
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Kansas City.
DKANsAs CITY, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Buyers OF
wheat got little crazy late yesterday over
the big closing bulge IN the speculat We
market, and some wheat sold cents high
or than the prices quoted. The buying ar
dor was cooled down considerably
to-day. but there was Q good de-
mand for wheat at about the prices ruling
yesterday morning TO lc lower. Receipts
were .03 cars. the car security restricts
business. No. 2 hard wheat sold at 81 to
s2,Sc; No. 3 hard at IS to 79c; No. 4 lard.
IS to 74c; rejected. 65 to s2c; No. red wheat,
SIC; No. y red wheat 50 to s3c; No. red
wheat, 20 to 7Sc. Corn was steady. East
ern bids for November, and year shipment
were raised y to i cent. Receipts were
81 cars. No. Q, mixed. cash, sold at S9sz to
$3.50; No. 8 81 to 3sc; No. 4, sc; No. white
corn, Ale; November sold at 80 to s71Sc.
Oats were firm and in demand. Receipts
were "a cars. No. . mixed, cash, sold at
q TO 27ssc; December 2sc; January, &c
bid; May, Bic bid; No. white
oats, 2Sc TO 2s4c. Rye, Sac for
No. Q; No. s, 7Sc to Soc. Receipts,
% cars. Flaxseed. SIC on the basis Of
pure. Receipts 5 cars. Bran strong de-
mand, Csc in 100 ID sacks. RecI ipts car
Hay, market weak. Receipts were a
cars. Quotations are: Timothy, Is. 50 %
per ton; fancy prairie, g 90; good to
choice, Is to $50; low grades, 50 to a. o.
st. LOuis.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-Receipts, wheat,
To-, 100 bu; shipments, 5000 ou; receipts
Of corn, $1,000 bu; shipments, $500 bu
Closing prices were as follows: Wheat
Cash, si11c; November. S4ISc; December,
6c; May, sl.03$. Corn-Cash. 43sIliiI. &C;
November, 421sc; year. +ls.c; December,
lie. Oats-Cash, 3O1sc: May, 33,sc bid