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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-26
WHEAT GOES DOWN AGAIN
CORN CAME TO THE RESCUE AND
LOSS SUSTAINED.
Buying by OversoId shorts Caused
Corn to Gnin-Oats Came In and
Closed n Shade Higher-Re-
hected in Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Whest got below the zoe mark
foE the December option again to-day. but corn came
the rescue. and the loss fully regained. De-
cember closing shade higher at 70izq701sc. Buying
by orersoId shorts strengthened corn and that com
modify closed with gain of i.ga.c. Oats closed a
Ehade higher. The strength in corn was reflected
in provisions. and January pork advanced zoe. ami
lard and ribs 5gTIzc each.
Generous rains throughout the Southwest. wher"
claims OF damage by drOuth have been numerous
Recently. started wheat Indifferent cables also
encouraged liquidation. Trade was too duIi 10 per
init OF any notable break. and the decline was slo"
though sure. the market finally reaching point
= sc below yesterdays closing prlce. IN Lle
neanIme developed decided strength. This. to-
gether with general outside buying. started an up
turn and the market continued advance until the
closed The market closed firm within a fraction CT
the best price Of the day. Shorts were free bus ers
the late bulge and FASTENED the advance Decrii-
Der opened ;-Hi.c lower at 1oi4H'U@sc advanced 70
Su1zc. declined Gs5s zoe. advanced TO 'v1sc ahG
CLOSED 1t OisH7OSsc. Chicago received liO cars Gi
got 54s cars compared with CSC for the correspond
ing day year ago Total Western primary re
ceipts were lu2l05O bushels against l'sVvo bushes
last year Atlantic port cieaiahces OF "sa ny 80 an,
-four squaled 3J0 bushels Cash demand 10th mere
and at the seabuard was slow.
Corn active and irregular An estimate that
Nebrasia's yield would 2ii.O00.0O1 bushels
this year u. 900. 900 bushels than expected
encouraged short selling for time the pressure
had very little effect. the market appeared TO be
oycTsold. Then early sellers turned buyers and in
effort 10 get back ther former holdings the price
Ess bid up rapidly, and the market, from being
rather downwardly inclined. became very strong.
Cash demand good and shipping sales large.
Receipts 355 cars. December opened &c lower a
GsH2li.c, eased of to 3lisc advanced 10 SlAsc and
closed a 3lizqSiisc.
Sympathy with corn caused slight advance Ia
oats. The market was very duh and the bulk OF
trading consisted OF changing December TO May Re-
cespts. 203 December opened shade lower
al 22isc. eased on 10 22izq22tsc. and advanced to
22a.c the close.
Provisions were weak early. but turned strong near
the close. with half dozen buyers for everything
offered for sale The strength in brought about
the change in sentiment January pork closed zoo
higher at Sc 80. January lard 5Gisc higher al S537
and January ribs sizc higher at &.s1i=.
Estimated receipts for Thursday: Wheat l65 cars
corn. go cars: oats. 2l5 cars; hogs, 81 go.
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butter. Eggs. Poultry and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-BUTTER-Receipts, 1.5Os
packages: firm. Western creamery. l.G24c June
creamery. 1sT22kc: factory. I+isgl.c CHEESE
Receipts. sl62 packages; quiet: large white. 12g
I2ic small white l22.c; large colored 124 i2i2c
small cCored l22sc. EGGS-Recepts. 5.so4 pack
ages steady; Western ungraded at mark. liG lsc-
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-BUTTER-Dul: creameries.
15l22c: diaries. liQl9c. EGGS-Strong: fresh. 100
lie DRESSED POCLTRf-Weak: turkeys. siaglVc
spring chickens. &c hens Sc: ducks, Sc.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 25.-POULTRY-Quiet: chickens.
old size Young &c; turkeys. 7GIi2c: ducks 5Q5l.c;
geese 5G6c. BUTTER-Steady: creamery. 1894
dairy. 1542oc. EGGS-Quet. 15c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-BUTTER-Dull and I'M
changed fancy Western creamery. 2SizG2ic; fancy
Western prints. 24c. EGGS-Firm. good demand
fresh nearby 20c; fresh Western 20c. fresh South
western ISL @ l9c: fresh Southern. lsc. CHEESE
IN
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Western receipts the past "a hours
the past a hours

iHe Iiialhrt SUFFERED stlll further setback
since GU! last review. DrUuth continuing in large
section OF the country was against the trade And
with country buying lighter supply oil the beef
market was Increased and buyers beef cattle more
Independent. Il may be truthfuiiy said that the
market was weather one most o! the time, and
in sympathy with a slower and generally lower
western market the Eastern trade became sluggish
and prices there were forced a lower level Then
again the oyster season IS and game IS her which
In Eastern cities this year has no little n
against the market. As u whole the trade since our
last review has been the meanest for many weeks.
Inc market not enly lost all OF IFS snap. but prices
were broken badly during the six days under review
up to Monday. but in sympathy with bad break in
Chicago on last Thursday the market here Friday
lost tone and slight declines were established on
most everything. With the coming OF the current
receipts Monday and Tuesday prices were forced of
sharply. Most bee! cattle suffering a loss for the
TWO days OF 25c per cwt. Choice heavy steers as
Well as the lower grades participated in the decline.
me break being pretty general. said before. the
East being less anxious for than the recent
past Choice export steers fully 25c lower than
at the Close OF our last review. and medium grades
are SVG25c of. Cows held better than steers but
they. too. made noticeable decline, and stOckers
and feeders also found lower level. but suffered
less than fat cattle, rain Tuesday and Wednesday
IN much Of the West arrested the downward course
OF values OF this class Of cattle. The receipts for
the week were 1855 heavier than the week previous
and heavy since the opening OF the current week.
Fully !Ourffths of the receipts being had the
past three days. and II this largely brok.
the market. Yesterday good general rains through
out this section checked the downward the
market which was fairly steady IN the face o: good
receipts StoCers feeders especially felt its in
fuence and the market for them may be ex-
pected to brighten up again. Mich continue
in good demand and the best firm. but poor dull.
Common. s25B2O; medium to Fair. s25g35, good to
eli
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much Of the country. the interior has been let
ting 60 very slowly the past week. and with
light arrivals the market has ruled frm and very
good movement had both in mixed and white. Local
feed dealers and order men both buying The visible
supply in the United States and Canada last week
also made decrease Of 327 $50 bushels which helped
10 encourage buyers. very good foreign demand
also had the East. which was not without It's
Influence upon the general market. Futures as well
cash, a trif1e stronger While there has
been excitement in the trade, It is more healthy
all around. Wednesday the receipts were Light again
and the market firm IN consequence. Demand good
and everything Offering sold early. Futures showed
improvement. but the want OF receipts controlled
the cssh market. By sample on track here al Kan
City:
No. 2 mixed. 23d22i5c. l car red at 23s.c.
No. mixed. nomnaIly 22izg23c, car choice red
at 2ic.
No. 4 mixed. nomnslly 2la??c.
No white. az 2ii.c.
No white. cars at 23c.
No. white. car at 22i.c.
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THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY OCTOBER 26 1899

and at 81 So for sixty days: posted rates sisiGisi
and I,ssGi.ssi2: commercial bills, 81 s2i..
LONDON. Oct. 25.-Money liz per cent. The rate
OF discount in the market for short bills Is
3-4G4 cent: FOR three months bills, .-lGG ii2
ger cent.
MEM YORK. Oct 25.-Clearlngs. slsl 1is.2ss; bal
ances SAB S..
BOSTON, Oct 25.-Cleartngs. So. O3s,5si; balances
81. 6S0.G73.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 25.-cleartngs. sa,ll4.o7o; al
ances sii6, GG6.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 25-clearings. sls,lsl. 76l:
balances, s., ZIG. sl3.
ST Louis. Oct. 25.-Clearings. s5,43l.si2; bal
ances Si9l 69S Money iGs per cent. New York ex-
change, 81. 90 discount bid. soc discount asked.
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Clearings. ss3. 1850: bal
ances 81 3G5 26T Sterling exchange, "a ssh
New York exchange SOC discount.
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steady with prices points lower. in sympathy with
weakness in Havre and Hamburg. leading to profit
taking and light short selling Trading throughout
the dsy was rather tame with shorts cautious. in
view OF the continued light receipts and rmer Bra
lillian markets. The squirt of covering forced prices
higher at the close Closed firm with prices points
lower points higher. Sales. 20.500 bags. incud-
ing November. { soc: December 5O0G 505c: January.
5O5G 5lOC: March. 525G5 Bee May. 5.25T 5.35c July.
54oc: August 5.5Oc Spot conee-RiO. steady and
qu!eter No. :. invoice. &C: No. :. iobbing. siac.
Mild. steady; Cordovs. e:.Gu9.c. SUGAR-Raw,
firm. refined steady: good demand.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 25--SUGAR-Firm: open
kettle. lot Of new sold at +l3c; new. yellow. +a.
Q4s.c MOLAssES-Steady new centrifugal. 32c:
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I'lOur.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-FLOUR-Receipts ls.4ss
barrels: exports $500 barrels Ruled Arm. but only
moderately active. Holders tried without success
TO get an advance of 54lOc in anticipation of the
higher inland treighrs November l. Closed with an
upward tendency The quotations are as follows:
Winter patents 50. 6Od3sU winter stralghts. So iod
so Minnesota patents. s.. sJG $40: winter extras.
81 55a3Oo. Minnesota bakers. S3o0g3l5; winter low
grades 81 2jT2.i0.
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-FLOUR-Receipts. IS 900 bar
rels shipments. $4,000 barrels. Steady. Quotations:
Winter patents, S36gg3,70: straights. So SoI3 40:
clear 3UG33U: spring specials 81 10; patents So 10
a 70 straiglts 81. SGG3.2O: bakers. 81. 500 go
ST. LOUIS. Oct 25.-FLOUR-Receipts. 5000 bar
rels; shipments. 900 barrels. Unchanged. Quoted:
Patents. S3i5dS.GO. extra fancy. s3UgS.20, clear.
s. 9OG3.1a.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 25.-FLOUR-Frst patents.
So 75G3s5: second patents s3.55G 3s5: first clear,
81. 50Q2 60. BRAN-In bulk. slO. 500 1875.
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Hay.
Receipts and shipments by cars the past q


'AlI grades included in prairie.
A dropping of in the receipts Yesterday caused a
better feeling and prairie sold well and brought
steady prices and clover mixed firm. Timothy, how
ever continues weak under better offerings. sales
and quotations furnished by the Kansas city Hay
Dealers exchange:
Sales: Three cars good No l timothy at ssOo. :
cars at s7.5: cars good No. timothy at $3.50; !
car No clover mixed at $3.50; ear choice prairie
at 100 No. 1 prairie at $3.50. car at 500
cars No. prairie at $500. car at s5-I5-
Quotations: Prairie hay. choice, Sc 75G 100; No l.
Sc 25dG.5O. No .. sj.50aG.OO: No. 3, si5O9525 No.
!. 81 OOd4 -: packing. s3.50gi.oo. Timothy hay,
choice IS 25ds so: No l. s7.754s25: No 2. $1,000
80; No g. Sc 50d7 90 Clover mixed No. l. siO0p
80; No . Sc 5Od7. 90: No. J. ss.c0Gs.50 Pure clo-
yer SC 5OG725 Alfalfa s7.C0G7.5O. Straw. rye.
S. 50f 90; wheat, So OOa3.50: cat. s3.O0.
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Grain Notes.

A New York message reported Is loads of wheat
and 50 loads of corn taken yesterday for export
Prussian Official report states that the con-
dtion Of seeding IN the middle Of october was good
average.
An Omaha newspaper estimates the Nebraska corn
crop TO be pa l25. 900 bushels. an average OF 3ii
bushels to the acre.
The trade in futures the Kansas City board
Tuesday amounted 10000 bushels Of wheat and
3lO. 900 bushels OF corn.
The Kemper Grain Company sold car Of Nc.
mixed oats yesterday which contained 1850 bushels.
one Of the largest cars ever handled here.
A Grand Forks. y. D. message yesterday said:
Hundreds of stacks Of wheat unthreshed here.
Light receipts at Minneapolis are due to farmers
blowing.
Puts on Chicago December wheat good. to-day. sold
at 7O 7Oa.c closing at 7Oa-c: calls 7O5sd.lr. clos
ing at 7lc. December wheat sold the curb at
7Ossc. Puts May corn. 33c: calls, 33ssc.
A Broomhal Liverpool cable yesterday said: The
market opened down I'D and shortly declined I'D
owing to the general apathy which prevails The
selling pressure light. however. and towards noon
the market steadied to the extent Of I'D
The primary market receipts yesterday were l.o22.
600 bushels OF wheat. against I.s6.Oo0 bushels
ago: shipments 20O.I32 bushels. last 75 900
bushels Corn receipts l0li. 11O bushels year ago
$40 900 bushels shipments 56.,iO7 bushels last year
7S9. coo bushels.
Puts on Kansas CITY December wheat good to-day.
were quoted at 6ii T64i.c closing at 6ii.c: calls
Gaze. December wheat quoted the curb at
G4Izr Puts May wheat GSasc; calls 6gisc. May
wheat quoted the curb at 6sa.c November
or the curb at 2S2sc.
Yesterdays clearances for export at the four Allan
tic ports were sS bushels Of wheat. $3.50 pack
ages Of -four 453 05s bushels and lS +5G BUSH
els of oats. In addition Galveston cleared 5000
bushels wheat and i55 o00 bushels OF corn Total
wheat and -four clearances amount TO 40lou bushels
| and S54 coo bushels
An Omaha newspaper prints the following estimates
! Of Nebraska
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Cotton.
new zane syrup. 4ac.

new zane syrup, 4ac.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 25-CoTToN-steady: sales
coo bales: ordinary 3-6c: good ordinary
low middline. exc: miidIins. c I3-I6c: good mid
ding. l-l6c; middling fair. &c; receipts II s22
bales stock. 2I55l9 bales. Futures steady: Octo-
Der. nominal November. s.62Gs S3c December 6 S7T
6.6Sc: January. 6.I2dS.73c February. s75T6. &c
March 7sG6. 7sc April 6.snd6.S2c May. 6siq6.s5c
June s s6G6. Sc: July. 6.sSd6. sec.
ST. LOUIS. oct 25.-COTTON-Markst 1-I6c lower;
mddling &c; sales, receipts. $40 bales; ship
ments. $3.50 bales; stock. 10 $50 bales.
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There is nothing especially new to note in this
market since our last review. Trade has dragged
along in an Indifferent kind of Packers were
steady buyers. but. in the absence OF outside com
petition were independent. and the market dragged
along OF the time. YET prices lost but little yes
terdays bulk Of sales here being only erase lower
than at the close Of last review In Chicago the
market was just the yesterday and week ago.
Receipts while holding up fairly and 1881 heavier
than the week previous. were 20.22S less than the
same week last year. but. said before. packers,
having little or opposition held prices down and
only paid such figures keep hogs from going
elsewhere. But. while values lower than f'r
some time, yet they are much better than year
ago The extreme range yesterday S25OGil5t
bulk OF sales silOGiI5. The same day last year
the bulk OF sales S&50a355.
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Wool, Hides and PeitS.

wOOL.-Demand fair and prices steady Quoted.
Missouri and striar-Fine. 1lI lie. combuk $50
IgIse; coarse, I5iaGIIzC- Kansas Nebraska and In
dian TerrlrOry-Fne. Hale: fine medium. l7GIsc:
medium. Ia q l6i.e; combing 1sizGI1i=c: coarse
I4I.d l6ci. COloradO-Fine. SiaN1ic. fine medium
GIilzc extra heavy and sandy. TiaGsl7c. bury. 20
Sc less.
HIDES AND PELTS-Steady and In good demand.
Green salted Nos. and and butt branded all
around egc. side branded. around SHE green s4tei
bulls and stays. around Sc. green sailed bulls side
branded. around &C: kips. sisc. glue tainted
spotted hides &c: green unrured, ic less
hides large. s.. -: medium. s. So small 81 50 Dry
flint hides. around lie: dry salt hides. around lie:
dry bulls and around Iol-c Sheep peIts 1JSc;
green IOds0c- Deer skins. summer. &c. fall Isc:
winter Antelope skins. summer. lie. fall lie:
winter. l0C.
BEESwAxNo l. &c: No :, 2oc.
TALLOW-C0Untry run. small shipments. No. I.
&c. No 4i.c: packers NJ. l. sac No >. Sac.
GREASE-Car lots. white. 3. yellow. 3sc:
ST Louis. Oct. c5-wOoL-Steady. Medium
grades I542Dl=r: light fine. ISHI1fsc heavy fine. ID
Gl5Iac: tub washed. lsG=s'sc.
Provisions.
Cash trade holds up very we'll but little invest
ruent buviug Lower English markets and continued
good receipts Q: hogs causing speculative buyers
hold back and DO little. The quotations
GREEN NEATS-Hams. $S.25ES.15. shoulders s. %
G5.56,
DRY SALT MEATs-shoulders cash. IS .5S5.s 50 per
cwt short ribs si55GisO: short clear. 81 s5Ei 81
LARD-Prime steam. sisS-
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Liquors for Kansas,
Cause and Effect.

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL. Druggist,
Opposite waiting room, Union depot.
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The market has frightened up little again sine.
our Iast review number o! BUYERS were in
both from the South and intermediate points and
the past week trade In both horses and mules has
oeen very good. As usual ;lIs time Of year most
vi 'He buying was from the South. but the same
time there was more or less general trade Not ONLY
was there good business done in broke horses and
tauIes out good many Western unbrOke horses
were sold. and they did fairly we'll The Quotations
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Silver.

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Bar silver. 57-sc; Mexican
dollars. ike.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Bar silver, quiet. 2s5.i per
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A fairly good market has been had since las:
review. Receipts were better bun coming upon
bear market the Increased supply had Influence
upon the trade. and from las, Thursday up Tues
day fairly steady prices prevailed and demand good
for all fat sheep ami lambs Suckers AID feeders.
tinued dry weather. WhIie the market here has held
up we'll. Chicago broke badly lambs Tuesday.
and the market here yesterday lower for them IN
sympathy. and most sales I5a2pc lower. But
while lambs forced Of rnuttans under scarcity.
held up we'll and sold a. last weeks prices. WhII.
stockers and feeders dragged move or less that
good rains have been had thfslass % sheep should
do better. Yesterday they were held steady. but
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-26

From the New York World
The Right EYE hear that the Upp,r
Lip and the Lower Lip parted to-day"
The Left Eye-'Yes: Il was owing TO
some words that passed between them"
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Purcell Grain Co.
D. Board Of Trade bldg. Kansas City. NJ

ZOE Board OF Trade bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
Grain Commission Merchants-cRsh future. Cor
respondence and consignments solicited. Write
wire us for bids. your track. If you doing any
trading futures in Kansas City or Chicago would
BE glad 10 handle your deals.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct o5-DRy GOOps-spot demand
for STAPLE fully up previous dimensions.
hut less pronounced for forward deliveries. Tone
strong before. Brown sheeings and drills
Fine brown and gray goods also scarce and strong
Print cloths quiet the recent advance. Bleacnei
rottons in better demand than supply. Coarse col
Ored against buyers. Staple prints tending
upward. No change in gnshams Dress goods sell
well both plain lines and fancies at full prices.
Piece silks firm. with fair business. Ribbons irregu-
lar in price. and demand Disappointing
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Money Mt Home and Abroad.

NEW YORK Oct. 25.-Money on call firm at 4G7
per cent last loan per cent; prime mercantile pa
per sd5Lz per cent: sterling exchange, firm. with
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d
This market IS steadily assuming stronger posi-
zion in the trade. The crop Is not panniHS out as
we'll as expected and Is thought II VIII not reach
much over . yOO bushels and considering the
the freedom with which is being fed TINS Is not
an excessive supply As stock feeding has com
menced much earlier this year owing to the HrSihg
up Of pastures in mans sections the country Is seIhs
corn very slowly. the three leading Western mar
bots last week the receipts 26g less than
the week previous. and SS4 cars less than the same
vycax last wear The visible supply statement Mon
dsv showed q decrease In the visible supply last
bushels and BradstTeet's report OF Tuesday MADE a
decrease In the worlds visible last week Of lOSoo0t
bushels and the foreign exports last week were
EO5gU bushels. against 2SSIuO bushels the same
VOL last year The Argentine shipments last week.
however were coo bushels. against $4,000 bush
r1s the same week year. but this was without
influence upon the trade Encouraged by this stfons
~ situation % the trade. BUYERS have taken held
.v.ra freely the mast week than for time. Be
rldes 4 good home demand. exporters have been
ruaisiaE- very good purchases and up 20 Tuesday
as well as cash. have also ruled trihe stronger
and Their. seemed more willingness 10 take hold
wednesday brought a further improvement in this
market Receipts Hight and demand good. and what
strong under scarcity. selling mp i=c and mixed was
nm saw &c and the market was firm 10 the close
Futures also showed little more strength. English
cRhles We're little lower, but this was without in
seemed 10 be controlled by home influences. By
sample on track here al Kansas city:
40. . mixed, car at Stc. cars new at 2e1-c,
r,rs az gszc ] car az e9iRc . rars yellow SOC.
car yellow al 2es.c lOOje bushels out OF store at
e. mixed. cars at 2elzr car at 2sS.c.
Ne mixed, nomnaily 2SG"si=c.
No grade nominaliy esG3nc-
No. white, cars al SIC, car at @pS.c
No. 3 white. CATS al 2G'-c
No : white .sGs0c car choice at Zoe
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-26

The total exports OF bran from New York for the
two weeks ending October amounted 10 3s 81. bags
of which @2G bags 10 Germany and 10 III bags
10 Baltic sea points. In the shipments to Germany
was included probably the largest Of bran ever
from this country. consisting ot l5.Veo bags
TIaxssed shipments amounted 10 pa 7oj bushels Of
which l.6 go bushels Holland. and included
one cargo Of S5i bushels All e the hay went TO
United Kinkdom points and amounted TO s.sl2 bales
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Georges CongenitnI Inhrmity.

From the Chicago Times Herald.
Taacher-'Bobby was George Washing
TON Il statesman or Il politician?
Robbv-'A statesman.
TeaCher-"Why do YOU class him as
statesman rather than as a Politician"
Bnbbv-'"Cause he was born that way.
H. couldn't tell lie"
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Kansas City Local Securities.
Annual La st

Following are the prices OF local stocks and bonds
rs reported by H p. Wright & Co. 80 Delaware
street, TELEPHONE No. 263i:
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Rye and Seeds.

CHICAGO. oct. 25.-FLAXsEED-october closed &C
higher Sl2>s. December, sl.2Si. May $3.50; cash
Northwest. $50 cash Southwest. Sl.30. BARLEY
Cash. 3Sr4Gc RYE-December. 55g 55i.c; May. SOL:
Q56s.c TINOTHY-October. 50. 30
ST. Louis. oct. RYE-Firmer; 55h2 SOC.
FLAXSEED-HIgher. 81 IS TIMOTHY-tl goo %.
TOLEDO. Oct 25.-RYE-Nominal: No q cash.
5sc. CLOVERSE ED-Dull. lower. prime cash. IS. 81
o. tGoer. s.. 20 bid; December. $3.50:
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Yesterdays Chicago Market,

Furnished by French Bros Commission Company.
room a.. Board OF Trade building:
Closed
Opened Highest. Lowest. Closed. Tuesday.
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Colorado Mintnr stocks.

Following the closing quotations Of Yesterday
and Monday OF the leading stocks the Colorado
Springs Mining exchange. reported daily by wire
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-26
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
A Steadier Week With wheat-Corn
and Oats Better.
Wheat.

In store-wheat 23G5. 600 bushels corn. go. 200
buShels. cats 20 $40 bushels; rye. Il, 500 bushels.
Wheat.