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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26
THE INsUaREC4IONI IN ITALY.

TIE soc IA, military and political
Questions in Europe seem to have
simultaneously culEe 10 u head in Italy.
The Hat ioilal treasury is bankrupt,
industry and business are prUstralp,
the starving people have b,e ell driven
by intyeiahle taxation i;.tu bloody
inAuII eel ION. and as if That were not
cnnush, Francr is suspected If Il de-
sign To take advantage If ilaIy's re-
dicani+nt 10y Il military invasion, which
IF CAUSE would Pr cil.itale the long
expected general war. Setting ;t>i,Ie
The latter Il. mtnt III Tie situation as
opening too large Il field t" pc cunsItl-
eIed here, il may lie said Uf the inter
nal cuiiVulsi. lis which Italy is under
going that Il geIn ral revolution, was
b"tind [" come soon in that unliaI | y
Land. and peril l's the SOONER it comes
he better. Unless it bu in Spain,
which is also on tie very verge of !,
general bleak up, there is no country
III Eur, pe, MT even Turkey, Were
the entire Social system is 81 nit. rly
rotten and without re-. operative tu,c. $
H. in Italy. III Italy IL, Il Spain alike
we lind il weak and c,,illt mi title olit-
ical aLni nistiatH II, an aristUcrac,
utterl, derrepit and Col rupi, no indus
trial system worth sleakiiIg Of, and
underneath IL wrelc!led, igruriliL AIT!
degraded mass, sunk in II misery that
scalciy ali! conc, iv:.hle calamity c..u.tl
increase. In mUrlher-m Europe ard
still mule in the United States, the
social refnim rr who advocates violent
revolutions is Il foil ii ne is not orse:
b"t i'll Italy and Spain. as in Russia.
there IS much To lie said ill his justifi-
cation. No state Of Warfare could
we'll he w"rse Than The col, tinuaice I.
order based Oh such hurIi,le social
con.liiio ions as prevail in Italy ana
especially i'll Sicily ami Naples. No
chdd.e can he for the WORSE in those
, wretched laItlS.-Nelo Nation.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26

POLITICAL success depends on unity
of action among those who hold SINH
lar views Oh public questions. That
men believe alike is of but little
Practical importance if they are 50
divided on account Of selfish motives
that they do not vote together. Tie
Changes needed must be brought about
through, tile ballot and the public good
should govern WHEN it comes 10 III,
eiec. ion. PrvjuIices eligend-red by
local contests should give away 10 tie
welfare of the public. Tie elections
for the last two or three years shaw
that the populists o. Rnsl, county have
Il decided majority, and their failure
to eject the entire pOl'ulist ticket Oh
each occasion, was because the entiie
force Ut tile party could not lie coiicen-
trated on all the Candidates. Let 10
complications aIise which Vi i'll prevent
lhe peoples party froG e!ecilng their
entire county ticket next fall. The
ull osii inn to The republican patty is
ai,In'lantly strong enough to elect ail
their Lacrosse Economist
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26
SHEitiFr"S SALE.
first Publication. Dee. Q Ii if,gS

By virtue uI un or IL. r 1T Sale to me u.r.c OF
ul.U tit=.iN cfcu Ot.t uiotI &C. cod L. 4
M;iius O"ntS, NaiI,is, Ii - u ,Sc Il walcn J .iU
~. n. t.tb uiic .oLii 'ii li.Iu " t.iI
ss1leto t.u>ttIe. are iiu nt lis. H.Ia O,-Or.re
W. u iisOi. ct are ucIctl.i.iIt- VIII on N.
ua! 70. II ,iIy vi ail,iarJ 1904, vel 81 :
ai.u uci ca, -. III ~ oal day uL Tie ir,r,i
O,'Ci I'll t. e court nOtet' clly OF .,Iuoicy
uWaItiS County. ...iii,to. oIcr d. puItIc y iie
i,i. a, ~ int llsu.s D.uuyr c.isi II l,,:
i.ii IOIu" i.i. ucsEri.',:i zeal ate, t,-N il
SJuts w.-st u i.,r.c. Scc.i,I,I -; it.so Int
hUr. uei, 4..;.r.cr ~ eectI3.i 81. la own
nu,,, -os Il lauee 40 W. ri Tue " Il y. III
IL .-uw,r.s CUuItJ '>aiisaS.
Sa.n pI.pc. T.! Ia i'c >..iu Ia satisfy the ue
iu..IAUe ~ S.,.u UIucc vi o..Ac.
X. u. KODEHTs
Full or 4 " hitco NIB Le.IR
..tiorne. for Plaintiffs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26

SWITZERLAND, with the Initiative
and Referendum, promises to solve he
problem Ut the unemploy ed right speed
lily. II is demanded that the national
Legislature provide employ ment for
every citize" willing to work, but mn
able to obtain 1t. Fifty lliDasaild
signatures llaye been obtained Ia tie
proposition. This is the Initiative.
Now the government must submit the
question to popular vote. This is
the Referendum. Ii it is adopted, us
there is every reason to- hope that it
will be, the Swiss republic will COLI
tinue ~ bold her proud rank in the
yau ct the worlds ad, ancetl- and
humane nations.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26
SAW a man making baskets and

1 SAW "a man making baskets and
throwing them onto large pile. l
saw u man OIL the other side of the
pile Stealing and carrying away those
baskets. l asked the basket-maker if
he ever lost any baskets by theft. lie
replied that he WAS kept so busy max
ing baskets that lie had no time to see
what became of them. lthen thought
OF the farmer who attends strictly to
his farm and never studies poli,ics.-
r.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26
KESULrOF n GOLD STANDARD.

The promised good tines have GER
tainly not ct.ne. On the other hand.
pficrs continue to fail. Wheat has
gone down, cuttpn has gone d.wn, and
the general range Of prices is lo"er
than xlien the repeal bill pass ID.
How could 1t TO Othrswisey The
pricing instrument has been ci,an. ;ed
fiOm gold and silver to gold alone for
all the western world AMI for all ln,lis.
The money supply in India and the
United States ir"m silver mines has
been shut 1T. leaving no sou,cs Of
money supply except the gald mines,
and whether they yield more than is
consumed in the krts is am open ques-
tioa- Mere than 500. O0o. oO0 people
havo bean added to the populations
= -
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SHERIFFS SALE-No. 1913.

BY virtue of an order of -ul,. TO me directed
and delivered. iss..ed OuL III the .istrI ecu I
II iuNufti> cOuilts. MINIS L.. in 10 Case III
which E.ni.y NJ. barb. T. Is p.rI.itid AID Matm.
Its Scnou. son. nh A: chou III are urte,u..iila
l will ou .'.uii.i"y tn- .s.n dry Jnhu-
ar \ ~. III weeis {: ala U'uiOcn. -.
Ia OF said Any, III the lr..IIl iJUr Oh cuu ri
no Sc ia tue cay Ot Nt.,Siey. III tue count. vi
tuwurus. IN tAe S.atc vi ~ ..isi,. UJcr Il l.io
iic Sale. al Sell 10 iuc uIxne,t Ucst uIuier
TOR CASA Ia hIu.i. all ID IOIi.,wIIx
real c>,aIc to- VII;
Lot 40 Sax ,op i'll block M. thirteen (l3J
III Tie City of tins.cJ -uid Property
10 U. soil ~ satisfy L.ie IA tLi5 II SAID
CrUer vi y. t.. u. I.ODEHlS.
sheriff Vt Edwards county, nn.,euS
Fuller W hitcU,uL, attorneys Tor piuiuliu.
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SOUTH CAROLINA's liquor regnla-
4ions have proved eln;nently successful
under slate control. M one has lee'l
deprived of any natural right, nothing
but good liquor has been sold. while
drunkenness has decreased more than
Onc-lialf, and the state treasury has
been enriched every month 10y more
than $4,000. So say the leading
papers of Soutl, G. ro!ina.-kansus
EOmn,oner.
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An, these be good times. Gree

An, these be good times! Green
COW skins are selling ut 80 cents each
in Texas. Wheat, % 10 26 cents Il
b,,siIei ip the state of Washington.
GJod colts One year Did are selling il,
Missouri at So AMI SO IL head. Fat
sheep soil recently in the Kansas City
n1arSet ut 81 head. In Missouri mules
that sold one year !g, for $50 Cannot
bring iuore than $50. Pennsylvania.
farmers feeding their 1892 crop ut
Mlieat-held for ii higher price-tu
their hogs. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
COWS were sold recently at 81 50 !,
head. All, these be grand times!-
Topeka <ldrOcute.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26

THE report OF Warden Chase of the
Kansas penitantiary, states that the
receipts during the month OF Decem-
Der exceeded The expenditures b! more
than 81 900. The republicans ruared
long and loud when MIR. Case was ap-
pOiutesl. but all the same l.e Is the
only man appointed who has had charge
af the state prison at Lansing who has
ever been able TO slow Il balance ol,
the right side of the ledger. Credit
10 whom credit is due kausus LIiy
NfOr
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26

Are your children subject to croupp
1t 81, YOU should never be without
bottle OF Chaml'er:ain's Cough Rem.
rsiv. 1t is \ certain cure for Group,
and has never been known to fail. II
giv,n freely rs soon rs the troupy
cough appears it will prevent the at.
tack. 1t Is the sole reliance with
thousands Of mothers who have croupy
c children. and never disapp0ints them.
There Is ho danger in giving this
Remedy In large and frequent doses.
as 1t contains nothing injurious. 60
cent bottles for d Ne b. Porter & Go.
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$:iy ol3,a0

Here We have over two hundred and
nineteen million dollars im bills that
do mol SO into circulation Lpca,,se they
are ton large 10 We Of any servic. rs u
circulating mrtlinm, ami yet they count
up i'll tie per Capita ISSUE faster than
any other kind uf money. Supi."se We
had lis bills U: smaller Denomination,
than lijeSe, what Mould 3e tile aniu,.iit
1T our cifcW:a'iug IN, diun? Ii tie
seveif-tliriy currency n"tes are ccunle.
"uG of tire circuiai ion of 1865 auu SO
We must Insist an COUNTING Out iir.,se
large bil uht Ut The present circuI;:-
ting issues. j. 5. JEN NINGs.
" ici,iia. Jan. 12,h, 1894.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26
PUBLIC SALE Livcryman's Lien.
tirsl published Dcve.mUe -grl, lcy,.

To L. u. HuIes-
utudS. tLt L',tn uh, al Jiai.u.r,. Ic5 ~ Tue
hour VI c.UcA y ui.. IA Std uty a,ld
my lave ~ stuHie ,ii NinSls.y. nan5.is. ''uer
stA.c all SCH ut puD.l: it..c Ior N. inc
fOitow. us oc-criocu property:
.',,s; o..rrci mare wI.u white feet. one
DAY uOrec Win wuI,e epJ.s Oh iave ana OLv
siii.iIi iOiiil 81 ,Iii,,u
Suiu p.Ut'ciI. vial Le sole TO satisfy Il livery
St.. ~ Is IIcii ncId i.y e.t.u p.o-
pcity IN tue su.n VI SoJ and Ior ucrr Lag
EoS,S iiiu peu,cJ. ..JOaNSJN.
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Fist iLblicat'on JuI.G.Iy 9th, 1891.
l.>u. fua5.
SHEaIfr'o SALE


In the district court Oi Edwards county state
"a A.l.iSHS.
JOHN r. stewart, as Cashier for the use of
tao rarthtr rs AiAtIOisaI AJd.IA, "a orAcScO,
tItiiIOiS, tIaiiIIi..,
Abe Union Iruat Company OF Sioux City
u, sLualt.
t.1 Nn.LG af an uIder of sale issued to me
out v. s.-iu district IOurt. ia Tie uUON
ti.isu "ctiOu. witis Ou :u.ui uuy ue -itu Id
= tLi ssiS, -. ~ snSs Uel ecu s.i.u Coca
" "a saiu uay, AZ tuc lion. uoDr vi ue
Son't L.u-e, Ia Tie cay I'll hiiiniey. an tac
'oALtS "a tA."asCs, Ia siie slate "a sAa.isas,
cGsA u. lLDi'c s.Ic. al.u Sell Ia Is
u et '.i.er sCr cash ts t.sc
atstt aCs1 IL IA estGtc. tu-wu.
LUts i.Lu ILL., The southwest j Of tho
IIi.h">et y ANU The - OF I've
s"stnwts' - \ ettti'I %, ,O~ ii,uIp -. rd.sxv
20. "SSs. .is Au sAsuS cs.u.sy. Na..-t.s, - az
e1o 81. .ase i's .uc c~AutS UI Id -rus, I., Iul
etAsc VA NaIsSsS.
NC auUNr-~csvribrd real estate will be suii
~naSu. appG..i-Eii eu. ~ s.t,sIy saiu urugr VI
. lG.
SHERIFF Of Edwards cv.n,,, s>ru,.s
heiIar 4 Lean. .ssts Issr ,.....tu.
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WILLIAM STRAUSS, the pllilanthro-
psi who las, during the past year,
d.he so much for the p0"r Of New
Y.'rk city by supplying them coal,
milk and ice in the I'm ,ilrst quantities
at C 'st. has how added bread ind tea
to his supplies t. he sold III the same
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26

BUSINESS failures i'll this country
Fast year were beyond all precedent.
Between January 1st and S-piembe
goth, there were 11.174 failures, With
losses of 1924, OO0 900. rs against 7, 1878
failures it'll, losses of S7e 900 900 dur
ing the 81: me months of 1892.
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First Publication. January 18th, 1884.
No. iti.i.
SHEhirr'O SALE.

SH Ehlr oAisE.
In the district Court OF Edwards county state
vi nnusda
Sarah + Adams. plaintiff,
vs..
he Union Trust Company of Sioux City.
Ueis HLaut.
l.! Nn,ue OF an or,.t r OF sule Issued to me
Out al es,iu district cUuiI, IH tho above cnt. a.
tea acstUii. Z Will -" Saturday, the -lIu ~
tcbrCarJ. -. ~. 1904. Uct " ecu CLOCK y
ti "a . AL dup ~ Tue ir,.nt dor II tue
Loise Ia the uity " niIstey. III III, County VI
"a" utus ~ tEe stale 81 t>a,isns, oder al puU-
lac rule iiIiU bell iLc hlt hest aLu u, FL b,ueI
Tor earn q. hai,u, all ave iOilUw,ue ii. OIL l., u
ithi tstaic, tI~wu:
i-ots aud all tine south ,ast L OF the
hOi inwect u uiia lie u Il or luo
W. tLtasf =, VI e,ctI''n - tOSnjtip II. .iu=
~. "ee.. .A'sA' .ic Aur.u"e,I - a.. sectiJI. ~.
lev nship -, range IL, veal. d,t Lying TAI
sA' oate Ill Tue So-.u.J I'd SLE'd, L., s;a.c
al Aa..oa
Lve-deeciIDed r.ai estnte will be sold
wubVut app riSeIAeut. / . e, .ieiy e.t.u Uruer
vi sat-. y. 1. Il -. IA.
sheiin UfEuwaIu- Count, huuSas
ktIiar L.an, ATS A.r P...ii.tIu.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY -. 1877.

Two new papers have recently sprung
into existence in Texas. The senti-
ment o. reform is ever OH the increase
III that state, as in fact it is every
where.
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Rhsumatism and NearaIei. Cured.

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kinsiey tKas) Graphic wilt, a. 2-:..nt
STAMP enclosed, "a w. Ii. I'LL \ ca.
D~tioit, Mich, and they Will send or,
a sample bottle Ut Ar-ihnrpllols-i-a,
Hills Rheumatic Specific Frye.
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AASs u~.l~sA.sOAs = u-.J
NJ. saw.
SHEnIkr'S SALE.
In the district c..rt Of EDWARDS county. state
CI LtseSs.
hc.ei E.."a.us. plaintiff.

The Union ArLst Company of Sioux City.
Ic1e.s.Au.sl.
a., S.rI-e ., an order of sale issued me
Cut vi district a IA
AS.s"". ~ass '.n Ss,turuaS t1c -. - a., vi
fSLrsA-ry. -. ~. .ess. 80 ~ c,n - A4 - COCA
y iAs "a s-aiu aay IA . tae :
Aouec ila t..c S.i. s,iusscy In ,ne c..n.5 vi
Gu - hr~e Ala sstc .s,.as. UuSr pu.y-
Lac e~Aa~, aAia eSst ~ ..est slu-
"cG sor CASH ia hall .Is Caa, 1viIo~I.sg 0s-
- fiOcA Tcsi. estate, GeWsa.
iIs .@itLc.s-t = Ut sscssOu -. towns hip b
Ini &c Scsss aisA tLsc eOut ~ tea = "a eSSss
-. so~ hsLSp sasSc -, scss. Js. 4 a..si
s.tAatc in ASav arus s,AsssHl,. As.iss.as.
Nc A~oSe-ues sea aAcsA estasc ~ iil Ne sold
without Appfaisc.sseasa " ...sAsAy SAD osarr
I'll SAT-. H. L.. Health.
6kerfH OF s.d~ ur1s EQUITY.
kei:ss Dean, stay for Y.s:rt:0
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-26

TINE STATE AOnAsL ~ uGs0L o. KAkSAs 10 ssscssssss
sv~fwhsrs The 0sest Tsah Jrasag ssAss - Wss
Nearly ltD ssAau fs ss<h Of the ysa " kassss
ccsntss asd u states represented last
Ths Nev Wig g,ss nearly 70 al told fss shec
The wandf G~~tA a he .chee shesgh eoaSaag i
70 ~ ss q 10 innate work. high oul nsss ~ Nv
esxhWess md ~6cisnev.
esvseests 10 tsash. Niaes paid kana sssdnis 1uss
ess ESs."ss. s~ ssyvhers slss EaPnsn ssA sesi1
sasnspasss4- Sssd Ia eireu
address, 4. 4 TAYLOR, Prs, R.psssa nss~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-26

4 NN0UNCEMENTs that arouse ntten-
iFki7 tion, Ned Noble, adept at advertising,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-26
st. Paul Produce.

Butter - Fancy separator. 161s@17c;
extra creamery, l5@i6c; first cream
cry, lS15@ lac: second creamery. ll16@
l2c; fancy dairy. I4t9l5c; iirst dairy. II
(Gi313c; second dairy. l0@llc; COM
mon roll ami PRINT, S1a@9c; packing
stock, S13@9c; grease, 5(@51se.
Cheese--Full cream. So @y15e ;prImost,
5@51sc; brick cheese, 9910c; Lin
burger cheese. 9199l0c; Yaung Amer
lea. 914@l0e; swiss, l2@l4c; SKINS.
419@5c.
Eggs-Fresh. cases returned, 91<QalOe;
seconds, cases returned, S0Slsc.
Poultry - Turkeys, IONS, 5@6c;
turkeys, hens, G@Tc; chickens. spring.
1l@l2c; hens. 515@6c; mixed. $40
g.; cox. Sc; ducks, &c; geese, &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., California, 100 lbs,
Sf.60@l.S0; onions, green. per doz, rose;
onions. Southern, 81. 225(03.50: radisheS.
per doZ, Zoe; caulihower, per doZ, soc :;
cabbage. per doz. 20Q03O: beets. doZ. sea
40c; lettuce, per doz. 800 l5c; cucumbprs.
per doZ, 25e; spinach, per bu. 35i9 He; pie
plant, per Id, &c; asparagus, per doZ. %
@3Oc; wax beans, bu, 81; string beans,
bu. zoe; tomatoes, crate. 1928 ;.tomatOeS.
homegrown, per bu, S3.25(92 80; peas,
per Gu. 73c; egg plant, per doZ. Sl-25.
Veal Fancy, 5@519c; medium 400
II.
peltS of, T(GSc.
Pork, Beer. Hams. Hides. Etc.-Hides,
ST, er, green. per lib, Sc; hides. COW,
green, per Id. exc; hides, calf. green. per
lb.7c; hides, steer. Salt. 413c:, hides. COW.
salt, per 10, 3l2c; peits, l5(915c; wool.
washed. 14@l5r; WOOL, un washed, SEQ
Zoe; tall0w, 49415c: pork, mess, 81: (9
1850; beef, mess. So. 50tG9; bacon, Sfl9g
/ ll.5O; hams, 9H@1Dc; hams. picnic. ~
/ @Sc; dried beer, 915(011c: lard, SSQQ6.50:
| hops, lY@2ic.
Oranges California naveIs, SIG
so; seedlings. mountain. S2.5002. rs ::
| seedlings. Riverslds, 81. 5U13; seedlings,
Red Land, s275@3; medium sweets,
/ 81. 9450; bluods. S4.5G95.
demonstrated fancy, s5.75@6; fam
cy. "a. 75@5.50; CALIFORNIA;, $3t94
Bananas - Port Limons. S2@2 80 !;
Bluefields, S2.O0@a.25; Honduras No. /.
S2.00@92.5 so; Honduras No. :. 81 .25(0I 80;
c0coanuts, per 100. S3.5G@4; pineapples.
per doz. Sl.50(0l.75
California Fruits = ApricntS, SL25@
/. so; peaches, box. $1.lO@l.25.
Berries RaSpberries, q us, 81. 75@13. 90;
raspberr!es, FED, OTIS. 1G@lSc; g0Uaeber-
/ ries, case, S1.50; black berries. IL OTIS.
5000. %: blueberries, bu, 81. 50@3. rs; cur
/ rants, led, bu. S2.50@3.
/ Apples-Fancy stand, box, s2@2.2 5 ;
/ fancy, bbl. S4t04.50.
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per 100. $3.50
90; muskmelons, per duz, S1.2o(g l.5U;
IemS, basket. $3.50.
+ -PotatoeS-Southern, per 100 Id. SIG
+ 1.1u
Dried Fruit-Apples. evaporated. per
Id, 1119@l3c; peaches, peeled. 15@lSc,
peaches, uupeeled. 1l@l4c; pears
8910c; apric0ts, 16@17c: raspberries.
22@23c; blaekberries. 7(@7Hc; prunes,
California French. 6@9c
Game and Fish-Biack bass, 7(9Sc
pike. &c; pickerel. Sc; erOppies, Sc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-26
Minneapolis Grain Market.

Wheat futures were dull. with light
trade. Export demand was light. For
eign maj kets were turn better.
Juiy-0pening. 551sc; highest, 55Ae;
lowest, 54Nc; closing 545sc.
Septem $3.50; highest.
52Ic; lowest. 5l35@5l5lc; closing.
5lTc.
December -opening, 544c; highest.
size; lowest. $3.50; closing 535sc.
On Track-No. l hard. 5Sslc; No.
northern. 5714c; No. northern, 55sIc.
Some Sample Sales-No. l hard, 6
cars, soc; No. hard, 1,500 bu to arrive,
59e; No. hard, ear. to arrive. Soc !;
No. hard. 2 cars, to arrive. $500; No.
car, o. W. b., 5Sc; No. northern, car,
o. w. b., 5S1lc; No. northern. 1 car,
f. o. b., 5912c; No. northern, 3 cars,
5Sc; No. northern, cars, 5815c; No.
L northern, 2 cars, 5719c; No. north
ern, cars. 5712c: No. northern, car.
57Mc; No. northern, cars. 5Sc.
Flour-The flour market for the pres
ent is quiet and weaker.
The following are yesterdays quota
lions OH arrival, f. o. b.:
First patents. s3.30@3.50; second pat
ents, S3.05@3.3O; fancy and export bak-
ers, S2.05@2.20; red dog. Sl.55@1. 60.
The following quotations are in cotton
sacks, 90 and 40 lbs: Rye flour, per Dbl,
pure. $3.50; buekwheat fiuur. per Dbl,
IS; graham flour, 50. In wood zoe extra
is charged.
Bran and Shorts - The market is
steady. 1t is said that sellers are asking
higher figures than quoted. Bran. in
bulk. S9@a50; in sacks, s1O.75@11:
shorts, common, in bulk, S1O@1O so;
fine, in bulk, S10.50@11.25.
Corn-No. g, Ale; No. white, Hc
Oats-Were offered freely, but the
demand light. No. 8 sold at S1@3l%c
and No. white at 321I@S3c.
Rye-New rye quoted at 40c. No sales
reported.
Barley-Choice No. 8. 45c. None fol
sale; doubtful as to value.
Flax-Is governed and bought less
freight, at Chicago prices. See seet
| market.
Hay-Hay receipts were light anG
| the demand equally light. II. FL. Kine
& Co. reported no sale of old hay. Mos
of the new hay is coming over ths
Great Northern from Minnesota point.
and selling from $3.50 to 81 per ton
New Iowa or Southern Minnesota up
land is quotable at S7(0s No change.
Feed-In car lots quoted at $40; les
than car lots, $1,000. Cornmeal held o
S17@17.50, and granulated meal at $40.
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EEEANCTAL.
New York,

New YORK, July 25.-The results of
today's trading on the stock exchange
have been the establishment of a lower
range OF values III the greater portion
OF the shares traded in, the only prom
lnent exceptions being Sugar and Iowa
Central preferred, both of which are l
per cent higher tnan at the close yester-
day The volume Of business was light,
but more distributed than usual, with
Sugar in the lead, ST. Paul, Disabling,
Chicago Gas, Burlington and Missouri
Pacific being next in the transactions.
In no other stock did the sales exceed
5000. London was small buyer of st.
Paul in tile early dealings, and later
sold a few hundred shares of that stock,
DuI was not ia the market otherwise.
In the sugar pool there was jubiiation
over the failure of yesterdays senate
Democratic caucus TO reach a compro-
mise. There was good buying at the
opening, and an advance of ~ was
made before 11:l5 o'clock. Washington
adviceS to the effect that another con-
ference was on today, which was likely
To bring about some agreement, checked
the purchasing movement in the shares
and induced sales under which the en-
tire Improvement was lost before l
O'clock During the rest of the day the
stock was erratic. moving within a mar
row range, but making gains which, at
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