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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-20
THE COMEDY EVENT or THE SEA
COX

SON
Unlike most present-fsy farces. Boyt' >
A Texas Steer" has plot. and an in
terestfnK one II S. There has been no
equal success IN HJyts stage. and tHe
satire In this play won Chas n. Hcyt
his fame. II IS fun ~ incidents pre-
seuting the iudicrous side ~ human ma
tuTe. and has mel with remarkable Sue
cess everyW where Katie Putnam has been
specially engaged for ire part - BOZ
sy" Female comedians are Tarifiee.
Those q England and America can -
counted On the fingers. ard Katie Put
nam heads this short lisi Sire zuuses
are many. she eeiiRata al she moves
them ali % laughter and tears by her
humor and patHos SIC makes her foia =
ia a simple manner she does rot exhibit
any feminine anactafio0s- Eea 81 Just
what che IS supposed O. b. The cfeve--
ness with which she plays "Eosg
should suffice 20 make her more famous.
n that were possible Nii " Bras T.
EN- seen in hiE chararfeFiz atfau 20 che
negro politician Jaa x Mccain D. toe
Maverick Erauaer fnaa- ~ Stevens
the "BTszsy CAL BaTT5 :. JackEo- me
a{or Yell Alice KgseIar1 tGe Dixie
s,i'e.~ Lizzie kendall tn ''Mrs Bran
der" aud the original Texas Steer
QVartette are q strong fsafare
The Raw a Hot Old TiTae- WI -
at the Crawford thester sg1s. = is 80
great laughing show r fee TwfufietH
century and has ~ big o3fs proven ere
most auccssstul farce cgEs5y ~ TIE pres
eut time Il vii BE- pfeFe0te5 ~ sn
exceptionally strong cofnpanr = arflEfs-
aHo1aK them Jr0. ~ Jess tae t1lruif7-
bie eccentrie cornsfisr. Ala HeurF S. n
MrRsh8e. Ada NsfTaas. gr1 q Tara.
HybeTfa Pryue, 1sck DarfrFfrr. 80
= erEgus. Pearl HeEarf wa FFEirr. p
J Hsss7n, Frslk Hodges ARD Ha-rF
HARDY
TIE PtEafe' phfa Times s. TINS eaofes
n = reFiaE q Tie Ilen'F Hsash. "a
Pagl IS NoFsTa. %r EFaF6s 81 eaeE ta
better afEartggs fsaH f~ aEv paTf fssf
De las SET ufaTed 81 thls city TharEs
20 ire sezlhiisy q NJ fzriefar's vsese
watch g. essentially rg38err s. 80 esFe
ard EFaee Eis F~aairgs sre EsrE8t2Ty
FruFfcs3 He kegs BE 9ssstpn ze su-
Ger c1rfToi b1sa ln Ais snee~h SRI So
ton f5ss figure lE exrEssfeEg Nessfrz
ir 80 rsrtureE1ae rf5ssErne - t1e serst
Frr cree ~ Nsa faurf e usrf s. mrea
- 81 able 20 hse-@ r1f=esfE Fnes esfs 81
setlnE Wtfh re pfrFurse7 etfesF - So
past - attire ard fsFf saGatrEe NJ
IS zrfa al ErraFrt 6srt-E rs srEEre-
nee a. re Erzwf1-s fhsafsr hfs res
p5ecs. Use 11s7s &esttk- Fifgiaigss. "a
p1nesg ar& asset
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Light Run of Hogs But Tone
Good.
TOPS REMAIN AT 1896
Cattle Strong With a Light
Trading.

The local live stock market, as to hogs,
was quoted as steady with a light sup
ply. The reaction from the former two
days was noticed and the supply yester-
day was light, there being hardly any,
thing at all from the wagon and local
trade, and only two cars weighed up from
the car division. The tone of the market
was good and what hogs were sold went
at very fair prices, the other markets
considered. Steady, quiet, and weak,
were the reports sent out early from the
other western markets. and this point
held its own very we'll There were some
reports Of more cars to arrive later and
they will be handled this morning early
IL in. 1t was a light day all around there
being no heavy receipts at any point. The
local market maintained a good demand
all day and more fat butcher hogs Of me-
dunn weight would have been bought
had they been in evidence. In their alb
sence the entire offerings were taken at
very good prices, the other markets con-
sidered
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Foreirn stocl.nnd Moner.

New York. Oct 1s.-C0mmercial-Adv
tiser's London financial cablegram. The
markets here were idle today. except
in the African mines IN the afternoon.
which were set booming by false REPORTS
OF battle IL South Africa. IN which
900 Beers were killed. American zecu-
titles opened rather above parity. became
staguant and then advanced on New
York buying causing firm close"
Berlin. oct. Is-Tnternationats were
slack and irregular on the boerse today.
Americans were vel maintained
Paris. Oct. ls-The oDurse today open
cd hssitatinE. but improved IN svn1na-
thy with the strength 81 EanirA Inter
nationals we're Irregular
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THE WEATAES.

Wichita. Kan, Oct 70. 1923.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair Friday and probably fair Satur-
day.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been - the loves; IS.
and the mean So with clear weather.
light southeast 10 east wind. and slowly
rising barometer
on this date last year the highest tenn
ptr5ture was Il. the lowest 81 and the
mean 81. with light frost. This YEAR *
was - degrees warmer. The first killing
frost last year was on the morning OF
the sun of October.
So far this month the average temporal
ture has been o. which Is 8 degrees above
the normal
50 far this month the rainfall has hee7
20 inches. which Is = inch below The nor
ma FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. Oct. Is.-Forecast for FIJI
day and Saturday:
Ksnsas-Part5y cloudy Friday snd SAT-
ur1ay. southerly winds
Oklahoma ard Indian Territcry-Fair
Friday and saturday: Soetheriy Winds
Portland. Ne. Oct Is-Wnliam Grewer.
formerly 2 well known caterer oE this
city. shot and killed Miss Jennie Lerrcw
today and then killed himself
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KANSAS CITY.
COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York. Oct 9.-Coffee-Options
rpened strong. loQ20 points higher. and
ruled seusationally active and strong.
with an upward tendency on wild demand
from shorts and heavy foreign buying.
The buying was founded largely on re-
ports Of hubonic plague in Santos. All
foreign markets were firm and higher.
Receipts IN Brazil were light. Closed
steady. 10 10 = points higher. Sales, ST.
coo bags. including: November. 5.0ed5.o5c;
December 3. l5G5.21c; January. 5.35c;
February, 5.25Q5.55C: March. 5.S0d5. 4JC
May. ;. 45c: July. 5.50c; August. 5.55f55. soc ;
September. 5.60G5. 65c. Spot. Rio strong;
prices nominal. No. l invoice. &C; No. !
iohbing, 6lac. Mid, firmer; Cordova. 624
1lS.
Sugar-Raw, firm and held higher. Re
fined, steady.
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INGHAM IuRY L0CkeD UP
TIE Give them Tfpae 60 agree On the
.fznp Csastsrr~ff Ease

F1Zsseltala- Oct &-Tse gu@f Oh ~
case - EAez 3. IexEssa aaE FstFrer
f2s L&zcsassr ssFfEge stEzs eaa-ferrl~s !.
teE paL fWaee -g4EE s1f1s@si fass~e ST.
FtsfrFsz f19t fes8 seTe Eg1.s 81 aEfrs
rse scTsnaan 1sfaraaes fsss zggrs tAzl sasy
I'D GsEges3 - f4s4x-ss SO Essz tAere
we're cssl8e1ezil1ss slTsrsacsF Wasrs
cSSs1 E1s - sssE49- gz1Ke Aegssfsza
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by tho Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H NJ Dubois, Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 293D

FURNISHED by tho Wichita Abstract ant
Land Company. H NJ. Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House Phone 293)
WARRANTY DEEDS
Kans. national bank to tres. st. Paul
NJ. f. Church 100x150 com 80 and
$50 NV cor IS q 1 e................. 80
George w. Mayberry to II. L. Tullis
lot blk Andale. 9
Mary T. Mayberry TO H. L. Tullis lots
1913 ;. blk 6 Andale. III
Edward A Mayberry to c. Tullis
acres in NV or ne or sec -, 26 w
lots Is and "A blk II Andale 49,. 20
Huldah L. Tullis to Martha !. May
berry lots 3 + blk 6. blk ?, 13
and II blk II Andale in NV or,
ne or sec Is % w............ -: 80
James Allison to J. J. Roy lots add 30
10 43 Vine st Dodges > add.........- z
Mary B. inne to Julia NJ. NJ. Naugh-
ton lots even IS to A ourth ave north
sam1 l., Pone to Elizabeth ]. White
lots TO y blk q Goddard........... Z
Kansas National bank to T. A Wat
kins 25X15l com 30 and POS s, NV
cor sec l6 PIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Chas. L. Davidson TO J. r Van Zandt
65xi16 com ne cor lot 319 Topeka ave
c. l. avidsons add ................. 90
Isaac Harvey to rank Harvey E hlf
ne or sec "A Is 3w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Eleanor A SheckleT to Anna Griffitts
lots 2 4 blk Martinsons add 1aS
Frank G. Brown to G. b Bonham lots
and blk Cheney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
John Kennedy to Lucinda McCartv
lots = to IS even Fourth ave Eng
Emma R. Stewart to Emeline Blair
lot Maple st Stewards SUBJ. 13
Emeina Blair to Jno G. Mullin lot
Maple st Stewards sub .-...--...-.. 2
VIM j. Lane TO John G. Mullin lots
Is and ~ Sherwood ave in Sherwood
20 ada Observation-Disclosures ---.-...-.--.
Sarah Porter to John G. Mullin lot
70 Dodge ave LaWrenCes ID add.
W. r. Tucker TO Runert and Cha
faut rec's lot Church ST city,.
James H. Stewart To John X. Brown
n o. II IT res Fairview ave Sher-
woods add .....--........-. 20
Thomas W Johnston to Daniel Hook
man Sc or sec 7 y Nv. ....-........ 2225l
John G. Muffin 10 George W. Bail
n 50 # lot . Washington ave Hill
Jennie A Crutcher 20 c. :. Smith
lots = and = Water st city .........- 81
s. Smith to Rosetta Angel lots II-79
Water 81 city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SN
Sherman Town c. to Fred Mans
lot Is blk Is Andale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
William A. Howett TO John Nahlon
Moore sc or sec 2l-N l W..
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METAL MARKET.

New York Oct l9.-Lead took 4 turn
for the better today. but the other de-
uartmentS of the local market suffered
from neglect. Spelter. in fact. showed
uositiVe weakness under generous offer
ings. Copper was heavy. with buyers
couspicuous by their absence. Al the
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants duh and nominal at SIS: lake
c,0ner easy. with sellers az SIS25: tin
dr,i with SSi.75 bid and S1.>5 asked.
Lead steady with s.. 50 bid and s. s. ask
ed, speiter weak. with $50 bid and s.. 3
asked. The brokers price for lead Is 81. %
and for c1pOer SIS
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American Joek~y. at sansow,e

today q selling nurzery bsndlcsY waa wen
D. Darssf85 J. ReiT rode westnaress-,.f
and Vas second The Hermitage Flas u-as
wen - Pe8ant- Goesrfch. RIDDEN ~ 7.
RefG finished second Sloan rude Viz
lenee. ung,sced The betting Ez4 y 70
against G1ss3rfrh TIE Great saasl-x
Place Vas captures ~ Paige 1nzeres-s
ridden % Slo2z. finished second. Nine
harses ran Tie Betting vas 80 again.
Eflrer1rre
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--
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Cattle-Despite the
diminishing receipts there was a poor
demand for cattle today and prices de-
elined 10 TO Is cents. Good to fancy
grades sold at $ .S0d6.S5; common to me-
dunn steers. 81. c5G5. -; stockers and feed
ers, S2.50Ti.Se; cows and bulls. s.. O0d4 .;
Texans, S3.5od4.15; calves, $l.25d7. 40.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was quite Animal
ed, prices advancing 2i6 to cents. Fair
8. S5d4 221k: mixed, &.1oG4. 42la; butchers,
S'.15a4 Az; light weights, A.10a4.4 40; pigs,
s.. &U4 80
Sheep-There was an improved demand
for sheep and lambs. the recent advance
being well maintained. Poor to choice
sheep brought s. O0d4 So: native yearlinEe
selling a the top and western rangers at
H.o9. Poor to fancy lambs, s.. 5005.15.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, 5000;
sheep, 5000.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, No, oct. 19.-Cattle-Re-
CeiDts, 5000 natives 5000 Texans; butcher
steers, 43lTf6.35; Texas steers, S2.5G6
OBS; Texas cows. 81. 25H3-20 native cows
and heiferS. S.75G5. =: StcCkers and feed
ers. s.. 25d5.0O; bulls $3.1oT3.S5.
ST. LOUIS
81. Louis. Oct 9.-Catte-ReCeipts, ?
19: market steady; native shipping and
beef steers. g. 25Te.J0; St0Ckers and feed
els. 81. f0E4.75; cows and heifers, 81 .Oo6
$50: Texas and Indian steers, $500
As.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market active and
r. higher. Workers. $4.2o043o; packers,
Sl15G4.2e; butchers. $i.25a4. %.
sheep Receipts, 50o; market strong; ma
tive muttons, &-c0a5.S5; lambs, $1,000
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. Oct 1S.-There has been
somewhat less snap % the demand for
staple cottons today. but IL has still been
81. excess OF what sellers are willing 20
MI X has also been a quiet day IL the
matter Of advances. none Of any moment
being named. The tone is however. "a
strong as ever and there are no definite
its top limits Printed calic1S very firm
IN staple Ercs but fanCies easy 10 buy.
There has been no business in regular
print cloths. Odds are strong. There
has been no change ia the woolen goods
SiR-fei0u
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New York Money Marker

New York Oct 1s-Money on car
steady II {izas per cent. last loan. rs.
Prime mercantile paper. Sl!cf per ce-t
SteTliBE exchange strong. with actual
business 81 bankers bills ~ s.. F-3z9gE 81.
Tor demand and AZ = E3is "a sl1s f1r -
days: posted rates. s. ssas 81. corn-erctaI
81 Els s s-izn4 - Silver certtacatas 81
d5sc. commercial bills. s. ZixGESE So
yer certificates. s9szf35sc. oar silver sac
NeIicau dollars. &c Government ssortIx
firm. state boads weak. railroad bgnss
firm
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was strong
with a light supply. There was one car
Of feeders from NJ. Hardesty Of Corwin
which sold at a good price to the Rob-
isons Of Towanda. This was all the car
stuff in and there was little driven-in
stock.
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reprimauded the jury for arriving AZ a
conclusion 50 early in the discussion snd
be recognized should n1t be insisted up
on. He then ordered he jury 90 retire
until % o'clock tomorrow. IL Is rumore3
that the jury stands eleven 70 one for
conviction.
New York. Oct fa-wiiiam H. Apple
ton. cf The publishing house % D. Ap-
pleton. died today at his home AT Riv-
erdale. y. Y. aged $ years.
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EARLY GAINS VANISH
Demand Not Being From the
Stock-Buying Public,
NOTHING BETTER IN SIGHT
In the Way Of Bank State
ments and Money Rates.

New York, Oct. 1a-The stock market
showed signs of continued strength dur
ing the early hours of the trading and
the covering movement among outstand-
ing bear interest continued in active force
The professional bears did all they could
ostake the market away from them by
bidding up prices, picking out individ-
ual stocks for that purpose TO increase
the appearance Of strength in the mar
ket. AS the demand from the bears fell
of later in the day the fact began TO
emerge that there was no very eager
demand for stocks among the public at
large and prices began 10 slip downwardS.
Seeing the hesitancy of the advance. the
bears took renewed couraged and put out
new short lines The fail in prices was
considerably accelerated during the last
hour, and the desire 10 cover at the de-
cline was sufficient to cause only a fee
BILE rally. The closing was barely steady
and the earlier gains were practically all
wiped out. The fail in prices from the
top level reached a point or over In
large number of prominent railroad
stocks, and in some Of the industrial
specialties ranged from one to over three
points. The railroads running through
the southern region came into some pro-
mlnence late in the day on account OF me
general activity larger increases in earn
ings shown by its railroads. The local
traction was much without eXplana-
ton as yesterdays advance and could
only be attributed 10 the closing 10 OF
professional operations Call money rul-
ed at per cent for most of the day, but
stiffened to per cent before the close.
The coming bank statement is the sub
1ect of surmise and observers are unable
TO figure on any improvement. The move
ment of money to the interior shows
some falling off, but still continues in
that direction on balance. and the
counts of New York exchange at sew
eral important points continues down.
wards. The sub treasury has taken more
from the banks and the applications FOR
anticipated interests on government
bonds have proved entirely ms gnificant
With no gain in cash resources from any
source, the condition OF the bank can
only have been strengthened by a fur
Their contraction in loans. The actual
rate for demand sterling bounded up 2
full half-cent today. Cotton bills con-
tinue exceedingly scarce and the demand
for exchange quite large. This demand
Is attributed in part TO the requirements
for remittance or account of the CONVEX
sion of Central Pacific securities. The
possibility of gold exports depends on
how much further this demand shall ex-
tend The rate for demand sterling Is
now only Lac under that at which gold
went out earlier in the year Closing
prices Of stocks were as follows:
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Champions Take Another Game

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I9.-The Champions
took another game from the Phillies to-
day McJames and Piatt were hit hard
and were relieved by Kennedy and Bern
hard. respectively. The teams will con-
tinue the series of exhibition games al
Proo}llyp tomorrow Score: r II F,
ProokIvu .............S4 1850 Ola 10 (
Philadelphia .........S o I @ q = 10 /
Batteries-Rroolzlyn NIcJames. Kenne-
DIV and Mcclure: PHILADELPHIA Piatt
Bernhard and Douglass. Umpire. Latham.
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WazhlnEtoa. Oct BY Direct q
~ prsss3enE- MAJ rsenerz4 GsF =. Hsr-
-. n1w waiting orders = New Fark ggtT,
has hze1 asxsxnes 70 ne ess1xzzns % -
Dsvart-rszt - TIA Nissasrt. EfsA hsz-1-
zxa-s&rs ~ oEazzz Sea-
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Washington. Oct Is-T0tzy's statsrne-.
q the condition a. the treasury zhogs.
Available cash balance. s-s7.s1I.1FT. gold
reserve. 80 - %
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New York, Oct -Cotton-Futures
sG.99; December, s703; January s7.09; Feb
ruary, $40; March SIP; April, S.H;
May, 81. IS; June, S.19; July, $50; Au-
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Cotton

Galveston Oct 19.-Cottan-Ffrm: nc.
New Orleans. Oct. -2-CottCn-Ste
m;ddliug. Tssc
liverpool oct I9.-Cotton-Spot FAIR de-
,nand: prices higher: American rsiddIiug.
I'd. Futures closed easy.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Manager Martling provided an excellent
snow at the Crawford theatre last night
for the hundreds Of visitors attending the
street fair and a great crowd awaited
themselves OF the opportunity u seeing
a good show. The theatre was packed.
The attraction was Two Merry Tramps'
The entire performance was good and the
company was well balanced. Ellis A.
Wood and John Philliber as the two
tramps were fine. The play vas no par
ticular plot but Is q farce comedy fun
OF fun and good speciaitiss The COM
pany deserved the liberal applause that
was accorded them Next attraction,
HOyt's "a Texas Steer
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The big show viii soon be here ~ Tire
Crawford theater. Richards & PrinRles
famous Georgia Ministries has always
been the leaders IN this popular lire u
amusement. This season 70 numbers
fifty talented performer. two big mill
tary bands. a troupe. % acrQo1tic Arabs.
eight OF the funniest eDd-meu singers.
dancers. and novelties galore. Tae blk
free street parade az ESQ p m. is is
outdoor feature
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IS SID; American mixed. old. quiet. IS
SD. Futures quiet; November, IS SD;
December. IS SID; January, IS I'D.
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CASH Quotations

Rye-No. 2. 55c.
BarIey-No. 2, 37d44c.
Flax seed-NOrthwest, 81 32lR
Timothy seed-Prime, 50. 80.
Mess pOrk-Per Dbl. s.. S5d7. 80.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s.. 2Od5. -
Short ribs sides Ooose), A.75d5.15; dry
sslted shoulders. boxed, 6a6lsc; short
clear sides (boXed, S. 4545.55.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per
CIover-Choice. SITS.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Shipments
Flour, Dds, ..,......... 5000 1900
wheat. Du .......-.-..zlb,W0 1000
Corn, bu. ..............542.00 775. 0do
oats, bu ...............2Il.o go $4,000
RNe, Du. ....---...-....- 5.VVp 1890.
On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Dull, but steady; creamery, 15G
2c; dairy. 13l5G19c.
Eggs-Steady: fresh, 161Lc
Cheese-Strong; cream, 1f&d12i4c.
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys, 9G1ec;
spring chickens Sa9i5c; hens, size; ducks,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Oct. 19-Wheat-De-
cember. 64Ssc; May. 65asc: cash. No. 2
hard, 63l4c; No. 3, 601zq65c; No. 2 red. s.
d6Sc: No 3. 64G6ec.
Corn-December. 2f5sc: May. 22kc; cash.
No ? mixed, 80 Q29c; No. white. 1884
OatS-NO. white. 2+d24iaC
Rye-No. . 54iac.
Hay-Choice timothy. S. q; choice prai-
RE. S6.750I.00.
Bui;er-Creamery. 1ea2sc: dairy. 16c.
Eggs-Fresh, &c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. No. oct l4-Wheat-Lower
No. , red cash. elevator. 6s9sc: track i
arc. December. 78lzGlos Nav T5I.c.
No. hard eS6sa1zc
Corn-HiCber: No cash. SIC: track.
sc; December. 222sC: May. 30ssc.
OatS-HiGher: No cash, &c; track,
2ic: December, 25isc; May, S4c; No ,
white. sc.
Rye-Easier: 5s15c
Receipts--wheat, $500: corn. $500;
shipments-Flour. 700: wheat 42.eoa:
corn, 5000; oats. 43.0"o.
NEW YORK
New York. oct. 19.-Flour-R Receipts
25.525; exports. 30: low grades firm ana
scarce. while the high grades were in
good supply and freely offered Closed
steady; Minnesota patents s. e514.I8: win
ter extras. S2-55a3.oo
Wheat-Receipts, 1880: exports. 49,
6S9. Spot, steady; No . red 7sisc. No
northern Duluth, -si T. o. b. aaoar 10
arrive. new. No / hard Duluth. S.lsc to
arrive; Ne. red. 7I7sc elevator Options
closed firm, net i',c decline; Ma-ca
Corn-Recei1ts. 1a5,55. exports ssss
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SIZE elevator Options closed firm AZ -
net advance: Nay closed S--sc. December.
&izc
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quiet Ne. , 1st-c- No. g. NJ
white. @ssI-ai1c track mixed western. ~
1Soc; track white. Sc; options mac
tive ard nominal
Receipts. 52n packages: STEADY.
western Creau3ery. 115-4c. June creamery
leaef3zc; factory. 14leEi7c
Cheese-fsceipJs. 6.-l1 packages: firm.
large white. I211lsc, small waite. Izl4c:
large co.o-ed, Ls9l-isc, sinai coicres.
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Eggs-Receipts. esu packages: dur.
western ungradsd. at marx lsTISc
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Oct ls--W heat-Ssot- No
red western winter. oul. ss- NJ. Z north
err spring. dun S I'D Futures 6uu.
December, : ia; March. IS sd. Ma.
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WEST.
Parties or
individuals

Parties or
individuals
Contemplating a Trip to
WASHINGTON.
CALIFORNIA.
COLORADO,
NEVADA
OREGON,
IDAHO.
should bear 10 mind the ST. Louis ana Sas
Francisco frisco Line railroad have =
direct route 60 al points 90 above states
with only one change Of cafa We ssvs
you time 70 Denver. Chsyenue. Ogden.
Sacramento. Gan FRANCHISE and points
adjacent. and intermediate staugas u
Portland. seattis ard points 60 The yiciB-
ity q Portland and Seattle ard intsrms-
dlte. The time Gnf service % our con-
Meeting tine ~ Ellsworth. kan. GOT
srcsHe8 by competitors. Through car
service Pullman sleeper. Puinaa ts8rst.
euisrant ard chair cara TO al Pssias
coast points. write. telephone Or car On
o. Tor further Information a. 70 ums.
rates and routes.
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b. r. Dunn.

District PasEsngsr Agent
Corner Main Street an8 D1ag.sa Avena2
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 19.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Mention this Journal. az Adv. r. Inserted
as our Contribution.
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There was notable broadening in the
bond market many qulescent issues
coming into activity. The tone Sc Rener-
ally strong. Total sales par value s.
90. United States IS advanced l-sc
IN the bid price