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REAL EsTATE-CIrY-FoR SALE.
G. H. UMBSEE & CO,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IA MONTGOMERY STREET.

G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
81 REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IA MONTGOMERY STREET
s7ooo-Choice Mission business corner: stores.
with living rooms and fat OF 6 rooms and bath;
rents $500 per annum; large lot.
ss50o-Opposite Alta Plaza square: real bar
gain: an elegant residence of rooms and bath;
modern and In frst-class condition; nearly new.
,5ooo-webster st, investment; . new fats of g
and rooms and bath each; rents 1892 per an
mum.
ssooc-Mission Warm Belt; cozy home; 2-story
house OF rooms and bath; large finished base
ment.
$500 cash. balance same as rent-Cozy home;
Mission Warm Belt near 18th and Valencia
s;s corner cottage of rooms and bath and
lot; both streets accepted.
ssooo-Rents 1924 per annum modern mats Of
and rooms and bath each; 6ox120. 'front.'
ages; Western Addition
s1eco-Rents s192 per annum; must be sold to
close an estate; flats OF rooms each; brick
Gne toundation: at sox1oo only " block from sd-s
cars, South San Francisco.
s2z5o-Pacihc st; business location; store ana
2 tencrneuts; rents $40 per annum; lot 26x7l IS,
no reasonable offer refused.
,eoo-A ane investemnt: rent sS16 per annum {:
new modern fats OF and ) rooms and bath
each: Mission Warm Belt; street accepted by
SpeNA'SN CT
per cent.
Of rooms and bath. basement, etc. and lot.
sls ooe-Pacific Heights bargain: an elegant
new mansion of u rooms and bath modern In
everIs pa articular; commands grand unObstructed
marine views 87:exl37:e must be seen be ap-
precsted.
s12,soo-A fine brick investment near Kearny
St lot 30xS5 with an L. rents 500 per month.
se,oo-A cozy home near Guerrero and 10th
SITS. containing rooms ana bath and attic
6ngsF'uF' 6f4gsr from the city, part 'A'"' maze an
Choice list OF building lots in every part Of
the city at prices to suit
Call and obtain one OF our Real Estate Rec
ords :" which contains a list OF properties for
sale in all parts OF the city!
c. H UMBsEN K CO..
"A Montgomery st.
McAFEE BROTHERS..
los Montgomery ST. san Francisco.
VERY CHEAP.
Good sunny home of on Webster ST.
in W A.; price has been reduced to $500 to
make quick sale; its bargain
RENTS. So. PRICE, $3.50.
Three fine hats in Panhandle District; al
ways rented; lot 25xl37;6
BUILDING LOT.
On Presidio Heights on Washington st. near
Spruce: 5Oxl02:S marine view price asked
$4,000: must be sold Immediately.
MISSION LOTS.
Guerrero Dolores and Liherty-st lots from
SIS to 500 per front FOOT send for plat
A FINE HOME on PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
l3 rooms: on north side OF street with ma
rine view; lot aS:10x137 s; $4,000.
MINNA STREET-s4750.
Three fine fats on Mnna st, near Ninth;
rented for $47 monthly good. safe buy.
ONLY $3.50 EACH
Two cottages Of rooms each; line
in Mission, lot 2S.GX105: cheap.
FOR BLACKSMITH.
Lot on Mission Twelfth; 40x137:6: old
improvements; Will be sold cheap; offer
wanted.
OAKLAND BARGAIN.
Two flats Of ; rooms each within blocks Of
Center-st station; lot 25x75; will be sold at a
sacrifice; only 1880
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF
PRFSIpIO HEIGHTS LOTS,
PACIFIC HEIGHTS LOTS.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
ios Montgomery st. San Francisco.
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FOR SALE BY

HAWKS & SHELTON. s21 Montgomery St
sso00-Modern house, Cough st, and
finished attic and basement, tiling, etc; view
of bay
s75o0-Washington St, mr.. Scott; modern cot
tage, rooms; charming home; park near by
s750o-Scott ST. near Union; fine bay view; S
rooms and attic: new and artistic.
S35o0-Pacfc St, near beayenworth; 2-story
house in good order.
,300o-Cottase in warm belt OF Mission; &
rooms and bath; high basement choice for
nowers: make offer and get a bargain.
ss25O-Flats; Hartford st, Castro and
Nineteenth; and rooms and bath; rents
1890 per annum.
si25o-Howard st, near Eighteenth: rooms
and bath: can be altered to fats and pay good
interest
$1s500-Cor Leavenworth and Sacramento: 8
houses; rent $500 per annum; easy terms
sll .5o0-Geary st, west OF Cough; large lot:
improved; good investment always rented SIS
s200O-Corner lot Montgomery ave. and Tay-
lor st very cheap: Will double your money
senO0-Iot: jackson st. west Of Walnut fne
view of bay and mountains: close to cars and
entrance to Preside; will divide.
tl5o0-Iots s. eide Chestnut, mr. Stockton;
street accepted; very cheap.
HAWKS & SKELETON.
521 Montgomery St
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NORTH OF MARKE

BANKS PAY 3t-3 PER CENT INTEREST,
REAL ESTATE TINES AS MUCH
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" H GRIM & CO. lis Montgomery st.
S26 OoO-McAllister st, opp. City Hall; 5oxS7 6;
improved
A barpain-2 half blocks in Richmond district;
California and Clement SITS; will subdvde.
t22cO-Cottage; Clipper st; rooms and bath;
24.6xl14
Twenty-third rooms.
sl000-I.ot on Second ave, nr. Point Lobos;
Corner washington and Walnut; fine view;
SIS .ex127
location; large lot s0X122:6; mortgage, $4,000,
at s., per cent.
sG75oICorner Capp and Eighteenth sts. house
10 rooms baths; lot 40x122:5; corner portion
vacant with room for store etc.
s5T50-Substantial dwelling, 10 rooms, bath;
lot 5ox10o stone sidewalk street accepted
Howard st mr. Eighteenth warm belt.
s4a50-Three hats; and rooms and bath; in
fine order 81 :5x100; good view; Collingwood st,
;4coo-Corner on Eighteenth and Howard sts.
25x10o
$500 each-Lots Howard St. bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth; 25xl00.
,275O-A bargain; 81 lots in South San Fran
s225o-Modern cottage; Golden Gate ave, nr.
Park; rooms. bath.
s2000-Corner; Twenty first and Chattanooga
sts.; 27x75.
sl250-Eighteenth St, mr. Howard; 22:6x1oo
w H GRIM & CO. llS Montgomery st.
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O. F. Won RHEIN & CO.
5i3 CALIFORNIA ST
IMPROVED.
35x157:6 - Hayes St, near Fillmore; flats;
rent $40: S13500.
25x1c0-van Ness ave. near Pacific ave. :;
2ox5S:9 TO rear st-tnion st, near Dupont;
S front and rear flats; rents S64 5o $4,000.
5ox75-Natoma. near sth; tenements; rents
$50; $500.
25xS0 Fourth at. near Harrison store and
fat: t6S00 snIe urgent.
4sx5o-Grecuwich near Taylor; three '2-story
houses rents s54: $3.50.
Ilt:ex57 :6xS7: :6-Corner Kearny and Greenwich; {;
10 2-story houses; rents $50; $4,000.
22xeS a-Pachc, near Mason; house OF eight
rooms and bath; $4,000.
22sx12O to rear st.-Unfon. near Jones; flats;
rents s24: $500.
901120 10 rear st.-Corner Green and West
End old improvements; S25o0.
25x100-Lyon. near Geary; cottage; $2250.
22:11x6S $50 Francisco ST. near Stockton; 2
story house and large basement; $4,000.
25x50-Auburn, near Pacific; 3-story house
rents s24: s1700.
UNIMPROVED.
25x10o-Florida st, north OF 18th; adjoining
Union Brewery: offer wanted.
4ox150-Cor 34th and A; $500.
2bXli0-Scott st, near Washington; $3.50.
SOx71 :10-SE corner Polk and Lombard SITS
57:4ii xl37 6-Creenwich. near Polk; $1,000.
25x16o-Nalencia bet. 18th and 18th; lots
260xl25-NW. corner Fountain and 25th.
25x137:6-S Frederick, west of Cole.
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5000 FOR new house of rooms and lot 5ox1oo
in Oakland: terms s2o0 cash. balance 50 per
month; lot and house cost $500. Inquire WIN
HENDRICKSON & CO.. GA Call building
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$50 FIRST payment is all that Groom house.
with lot 50xl25 will cost you. balance you can
pay off with your rent money: Alvin
Tract Elmhurst r. r. station. near Oakland
HAVE YOU $3.50 FOR A HOME?
That is all It will cost you for 4-room
and bath cottage; street severed and graded :
the balance you pay off with your rent
money
Park lots for sale from 500 up; buy while
property Is cheap $50, l00x120, electric
road San Mateo County.
JACOB HEYMAN. 1s Montgomery st.
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-FoR SALE.

EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & co.
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REAL EsTATE-cITY-FoR SALE.
A FORCED sALt

BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
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HYPNoTIsM.
LOST AND roUyD.

DR.. EDWARD FISCHER, renowned hypnotist
ard ciairvoyant; teaches the art. 142 Sixth.
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RENTS 1890 PER ANNUM.
PAYS 10 PER CENT PER ANNUM.
SIC, ,O064 frontages: II flats and dwelling good
condition; all rented; on Stockton st.
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A FORCED SALE
S5500-An offer wanted: must be sold at once:
handsome 2-story attic and basement residence,
containing y rooms and all latest improve
ment-. in the Preside Heights district near
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4rLP wANrEp-,fALE.

wAh-Eu-Gocd saloon porter at ss East st.
wages So
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s7O0o-Chofce Mission business corner; stores.
with living rooms and fiat OF rooms and bath
rents S552 per annum; large lot.
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coon coctmakers to work Inside by ths day
ov piece. stezdy work and good pay. Apply
rs Market ~
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s6500-Opposite Alta Plaza square: real bar
gain an elegant residence of rooms and bath
modern and In frst-class condition. nearly new.
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FOR SALE BY
HOOKER & LENT,
Il Post ST.

$50 ooo-First-class business block close t
Ellis and Market sts., new building; seFera
stores paying per cent.
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oT%E man or boy for printing. Call I
s o'clock 1929 Mission II.
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S45 0O0-Market St. large corner. centrally To-
Gated; suitable for or stores. There is
bargain in this property.
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s5ooo-webster ST, investment; 2 new fats Of 9
and rooms and bath each; rents 1892 per an
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LOST-Octcber Is, on Market ST., bet. Church
and Vslenois, a telescope satchei containing
pabys oQtht and ledy's purse. Reward al
z6e Church 81
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/ RENTS 1924 PER ANNUM.
PAYS 12 PER CENT PER ANNUM
SIC, 0oo-2 frontases flats, on Grove st, on
rear street; lot 221ix120 near Laguna
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CGAr1IAKrEs wanted; steady work by ths
------- -la-..c- & Earrls Co. Inc. Sal Market
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MADISON & BURKE. Real Estate Agent.
626 Market st, opp Palace Hotel.
Established 1855
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OAKLAND BARGAIN.
Two fats Of rooms each within blocks Of
Center-st station; lot 25x75; viii be sold at a
sacrifice. only 1890.
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Large short interest eliminated yesterday
among locals Weather in wheat country
cool and cloudy sentiment quite bullish.
more especially as most larger traders
lean toward bull side and quoted as buy
ers.
Car lots: Wheat 1878; corn S21-113; oats
kansas City: Hogs $500; cattle 1000
Omaha: Hogs 5000; cattle 300.
;, London. 1880 p, m; Consols 1o5M adv;
Bank of England rate unchanged at 81
London, 1870 p. m: Americans strong.
owing to brighter outlook in Transvaal
reported here. Chamberlain and Kruger
both make concessions, thus assuring
peace Sentiment distinctly bullish
Cincinnati Price Current: More evidence
and certainty of some curtailment Of cora
yield by recent dry weather. Wheat indi-
cations unchanged. Production of winter
wheat east of Rockies 100 million under
last year and spring wheat 20 million.
ing last years surplus less than similar
comparison for spring wheat Oats yield
showing some disappointment. Packing
of hogs $50 600 against $4,000 year ago.
!. London. 2:15 2. m: Americans show con
more cheerful aspect of Transvaal affairs.
The securities market around are firm.
Chicago: Can business yesterday was
$4,000 corn and in wheat 100000 to Balti-
board exporters bought 100000 wheat, 424-
900 corn and 5000 oats.
Minneapolis; Millers report flour demand
very unsatisfactory.
Berlin closed y higher.
one Of the best posted men in Nebraska
says u per cent OF corn IS SaIe now and
entire balance will be out of danger in
ten days.
New York; Earnigns Pacific net
increase for July $4,000. o. R. n. July
gross increase sos 500.
Puts December wheat 711bc; calls 7214c:
puts September corn 2915c; calls 29l5c.
Curb December wheat 71s4c.
st; Louis close; Wheat cash 69lfc: Sep
TENDER 6SssG6S1zc bid; December Ts.d717s:
May 7512c- Corn, cash Sic: September
2924 December 2T1sc bid; May 2Sc.
New York close: Wheat, September 75lz,
December 76azc; May soc. Corn. Septen-
Der SIC; December 351zc. May 2514e.
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are satisfied that there is no place like
Kansas.
Miss Ina Colburn. clerk in the office
of the state board of health, will leave
Saturday for a months visit to friends
in the east. She will be the guest of
Mrs. ]. G. Mccoy of Baltimore, of her
cousin, Mr.. Watson Deloe OF Washing
ton City and of relatives in Altoona,
Pa.
Rev. and Mrs Calvin Holman, Miss
Lou Holman and Genevieve Holman,
daughter of NJ. G. Holman, have re-
turned from Manitou, Col, where they
spent the summer. They were on the
Rock Island train which was wrecked
near Manhattan, and although not in
jured were badly shaken up. Fortu-
nately they were seated on the south
side of the car, as every window of the
north side of the car was broken. Mr.
Holman was sick all the time he was
away and was glad to get back home.
Misses Clara and Hattie Holman will
remain in Colorado until cool weather
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

Chicago, Aug. 81.
WHEAT was weak and dull today. The
prices of all futures sagged from the start
and material declines took place. Elements
of strength were almost entirely lacking.
Liverpool almost entirely ignoring yes
terdays advance here and weather in the
northwest being perfect. Northwest re-
ceipts continued to increase Minneapolis
and Duluth reporting $50 cars against 2S1
last week and 672 a year ago Chicago re-
ceipts We're III cars, OF CONTRACT grace:
There was some covering by shorts at
the start but it was not sufficient to sup
port the market. Yesterdays local buyers
were nearly all sellers today, while there
was a good deal of outside liquidation,
tho seaboard being prominent in this The
feIIn3ar onaned 1SGIiI g lover at 7o1S551701Ic
and declined to 69Ad693sc, reacting later
?214c declined to 7124G717sc and reacted to
some demand for September against the
cash business done yesterday but COM
perfect for the ripening of the crop. Re
ceipts were 621 cars. September opened =
az cents lower at 3O24 q 3o7sg. and held at
shade lower at 2Sazc. and sold at 2S5s@
CATS were dull and a1ittle easier with
other grain markets. Trading was with
out feature. Receipts were AT cars. Sep
TENDER opened 1sc lower at 191sG20c and
held at zoe, December opened shade
PRoVIsT6Ns were intiueneed by
somewhat lower Packers were moderate
sellers. September pork opened 21IdI5 cents
reacted t. sS:I7lk: gePt,enlbeTT lar, iard opened
price. September ribs opened shade
loTer At $5l 8, ana sgd g. y, 5aS6
S1.1S: September S1-o9; October 81 044a; De-
.EY4Cash 85@4sc.
RYE-September 5334 @54c: December sac.
TIMOTHY-Aug. $40; Sept. $40; Oct.
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NO ABATEMENT.
In the War Preparations In
South Africa.

Lourenzo Marquese, Delagoa Bay,
Aug. 31.-Two Transvaal police officers
who were arrested on their arrival here
yesterday have been released.
Instructions have been received from
Lisbon to release the consignments of
ammunition for the TransvaaI An ad-
ditionaI large amount of ammunition
arrived here today on the steamer Ger
man.
CECIL RHODES CAUSES sENsA-
TON
Capetown, Aug. 31.-At a meeting of
the Scandinavians of Johannesburg,
just held, only two of them voted in
favor of forming a volunteer corps in
case of war.
A deputation of OutIanders has called
on the British agent at Pretoria, re-
garding the trade depression. A mer-
chant whose stock is valued at $40
600, said his daily sales were now
about IS.
There was a violent scene in the Cape
house of assembly when Cecil Rhodes
repeated his conviction that the Trans
Vaal secret service fund was largely
used during the last Cape Colony cleo
fions for the expenses of the Afrikander
candidates. He said he hoped that in
the forthcoming Transvaal settlement,
the secret service pay list would be de-
Stroyed. as otherwise many Cape fam
HES would feel uncomfortable.
Several ministeriaIists were after
ward reproYed from the chair for
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fiercely retorting against this state
ment.
The government has refused to pro-
vide facilities for women and chill
dren to leave johannesburg.
There is great activity at the Simons-
town dock yard in drilling men on
shore and overhauling vessels.
FOUND GUILTY
Johannesburg, Aug. 31.-The Boer DO
licenan who recently assaulted an Am
erican negro after the latter had re-
buked him for his abusive language
when demanding the Americans pass,
was found guilty today and fined &15.
CARTRIDGES FOR Beers.
London, Aug. 31.-The Daily Mail
says this morning that it learns that
large consignment of cartridges manu-
featured in England for the Beers has
recently been shipped through German
agents.
WILL KEEP HANDS OFF.
Washington, Aug. 2L-The Aneri-
can interests in the rand are making
strenuous efforts to induce the United
States government to cooperate with
Great Britain in demanding Justice for
the Uitlanders in the Transvaal. To-
day Mr.. Seymour, of New York. repre-
Senting an aggregation of American in
terests in South Africa, called llpon
Secretary Hay and had a long confer
ence, pointing out that about a thous-
and Americans were among the persons
who are seeking to benefit through the
and urging that they were entitled to
the protection of their own govern
ment
Secretary Hay gave assurance that
the state department would do all pos
sible to look after American citizens in
South Africa. but could not give any
undertaking to interfere in the political
phase of the difficulty.
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimban Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue
Mrs Henry Kanaree of Meriden was
in town shopping yesterday
Mrs. Sherman of albuquerque, N. M,
is visiting North side relatives.
Clarence and Bernie Matthews have
returned from a visit to their grand
parents at st. Marys-
Revand Mrs. Schulz came home yes
terday from a two weeks visit to
friends of Concordia, Mo.
W. D. Lacey came home yesterday
from his visit to the east Mrs. Lacey
will return the first of October.
Mrs. -Troxel and son of Springvale
will arrive Saturday to make a short
visit to Mrs. COlburn of Park street.
Miss Clara Steele of Kansas City is
the guest of Miss Stella Smith and of
her aunt, Mrs. Long of Quincy street
Dr. O. P. Davis has purchased the
property at 1927 Central avenue now
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Kent Raub.
Miss Belle Pappan of Oklahoma Ter
ritory viii arrive Saturday and be the
guest for a few days of Mrs. Charles
Curtis.
Judge G. w Carey came home this
morning from a years absence in Cal
ifornia and will make a short visit to
relatives.
Glen DoIman of Indian Territory, is
the guest for few days of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Dolman of S24
Quincy street
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Shut of over
brook. who have been visiting Tecum-
sch friends. were the guests Wednesday
and Thursday of North side friends
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Workman, rela-
tives of o. B. Hatch, returned to To-
peka Tuesday from a visit in Iowa and
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ohicaeo L.vestoek Markes.

Chicago. Aug. 81.
HOGs-Estimated receipts of hogs to-
day e, 600: left over II. 493. Market dull.
about Is cents lower. Mixed and butchers
81 25d4. 60 good heavy 50. 40q4;6 go rough
heavy So .9014. 20: light 81. 35f4 20.
CATTLE-Receipts $500. Market strong.
Beeves 81 .50d6.50; cows and heifers 81 .750
500: Texas steers 50 .25d4 90; stoclzers and
feeders 50 .25I4 SO.
SHEEP-Receipts 600 Market firm.
Sheep g. 25d4- 80: lambs 50 .50d6 90.
OFFICIAL receipts and shipments for yes
terday:
HOGS-Receipts 25. 10: shipments 47O5.
CATTLE-R Receipts 12,740;shipments 4,14.
SHEEP-Receipts 16,963; shipments 1884.
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Kansas oity L.vestoek Markes.

Kansas City, Aug. 81
CATTLE Receipts 5000 natives 1000
steers 81. 50a6 20; Texas steers 81 151I4. 25
Texas cows 81. 1903 rs; native cows and
heifers s.. 1905. 90; stockers and feeders So
a. 25; bulls 81. SOFAS. 90.
HOGS-Receipts 1000. Market 10615c
lower; bulk of sales 81. 3564 .55; heavy "a 80
"a. As; packers 81. 356I4 Az; mixed 800
40; light "a. 50a4. 65; ySfkers "a. 509l4 IS;
pigs 81 -35G4 IS.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Lambs 81. 1905. p; muttonS Sc. 00114- 90.
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Kansas City Produce Market

Kansas CITY, Aug. 3.
WHEAT-September 63c: December 65a4;
Cash No, hard 641sq65c; No. 62464c: No
2 red 6912c: No. 3. 646i6Sc.
CORN-September 2734c; December 243sc-
Cash: No mixed 2912; No. white 29s4c;
No. 3, 291Ac.
OATS-No 2 white 21a23c.
RYE-No. 2, 53d54c.
HAY-Choice timothy 81 .25GJ7. so; choice
BUTTER@ Creamery 17a1sc; dairy 15c.
EECECES-Eresh 11Lac
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New York MONEY Market.

New York, Aug. 81
MONEY-MOney on call nominally so
31s per cent. Prime mercantile paper AZ
as per cent. Sterling exchange easy with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 Sc
"a. S614 for demand and at 81. 83d4. S3A for
sixty days. Posted rates $4.S4d4. S745. Com
merciaI bills 81 80.
SILVER-Silver certificates 5Ss49f60c
Bar silver SIS 15-16c. Mexican dollars 471ac
BONDS-Governmen bonds steady; IS,
registered 1907; IS. registered 10S1a; IS.
coupon 1851; new As, registered 1301S new
As, coupon 1905; old IS, registered 111l4 :
IS. registered nv: IS. coupon liz.
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Topeka Markets Today.

CATTLE.
COWSs2. SOFAS Is.
STEERS-$3. 50lI4. so
HEIFERS-$3. 00lJ3. so.
HOGS.
LIGHTS 2O04. 80.
PIGS-S4. 1004. IS.
HEAVY AND MEDIUMS. O064.15.
GRAIN.
NO. 2. WHEAT -6115c
NO. 2 CORN-25c
NO. 2 OATS-20c.
HAYS. 00d5 so.
PRODUCE
SPRING CHICKENS-9c pound.
HENS-7c pound.
COUNTRY BUTTER-17c.
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Sugar Market.
Market Gossip.

New York. Aug 81.
SUGAR-Raw steady; refined, quiet.
COFFEE-Dull.
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Raneea of Pricea on stocl

Furnished by ]. c. soinss. Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street. Topeka.
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain
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Furnished by ]. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant. 112 East Fifth St. Topeka,
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain
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Range Of Prices.
Furnished by ]. c. Gofhgs, Commission
Merchant. 112 East Fifth St, Topeka.
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain.
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The Star Grocery
j. S. sPROAT. Prop.
Telephone 252. 112 East Sixth Street
WHOLESALE

If you wish Is to 20 per your Grocery
bills if you wish at all times Fresh Groceries you
sire the largest and most complete line in the city to
lect FROM come here and do your trading Below IS
partial list of many items that selling bar
gain. Everything guaranteed to be satisfactory.
SUGAR.
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Correspondent: JF. HARRIS. Chicago.
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