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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK MARKET SHOWED INDIFFER-
ENCE TO FOREIGN DISTURBANCE.
Prices Dropped mt Opening on Rumor
OF Observation-Disclosures for Lon
don Account Comparatively
SmalI-Bonds Dull.

Business at the banks continues good. The demand
70 money very fair both from home and outside
borrowers. Loans only holding up we'll, but
slowly increasing. and rates Of discount hrm GGS
per cent Currency shipments continue active. Bank
cearings, s2sl5.755. against holiday day last
year.
Eastern exchange weaker, but 81. Louis and Chi
caso In fair demand
Houston. F4bie d "a. exchange brokers. quote it
follows: New York, 41c dis. CUNT Chicago, par
ST. Louis. par.
The gold reserve yesterday was S25j,425.i 49,.
LONDON. OCT. The weekly statement OF the
Bank Of England shows the following changes Total
reserve decreased 21.2 Ue5 circulation increased
Gs72 900, bullion decreased Il. sy9, 11s other
tiles Increased G3 12s GJ0. other deposits increased
Co., public deposits increased E24!2y 800 Total
decreased g: 900. government securti-'
Increased =. 100 The proportion of the Bank Of:
EuElaHd's reserve to Liabilities IS 80 30 per '-nt
last week it Is 10 cent TAe rate Of discount
Is per
PARIS Oct. THE weekly statement Of the Bank
Of France shows the following changes: Notes IN
circulation increased Is -. Cpy francs treasury
decreased y. 800 900 francs. gold in hand de-
creased $4,000 francs. bills discounted increased
q. coo. 900 francs, sIe. in hand decreased 5S-J yp
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, oct. This beiag local holiday. the
Merchants' exchange closed. hut there was some
trading the cub. First sale Of wheat were made
7li4c IN - above yesterday. A. this was con
s.der9bly above calls there good deal Of wheat
for sale and all those VINO wanted ans got II without
difficulty. 50 much for sale than wanted
that the market weakened. Weak cables told
upon domestic markets and here December sold at
727.c. !: was said the TeEEesse crowd was buying.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 5.-WHEAT-Dul!: No. !
Northern 55l2c No. Northern. zoe kYE-Steady
No l. 5si.G5s@.c. BARLEy-tirmer: No :, i6i4c'
sample 39q45isc-
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 5.-wHEAT-No. Northern.
October 1O.c: December oya-c May, 5@ae. on track.
No hard. .l7sc No. Northern. GO g; 80 North
ern. 665sc.
DULUTH. Oct. 5-wHEAT-No. hard, cash,
72ic; 80. l northern, cash. 7Jlsr; October. .gi.e
December. TO;2c; May &c; No. Northern. s'tse'
Ne. spring, 6ii.c.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 5.-HAMS-Skort cut dull. 59s
Cd BACON-CIear bellies steady. SSs- SHpl l.
DERS-Square. firm. 3ys cd LARD-Frime Western
in tierces. steady, 2:s 81. TALIOW-Australian. IN
London. firm. 27s cd. WHEAT-SpOt No. red West
ern winter firm. IS I'd; 40. l Northern spring. IS
SD: futures, dull: DeceFnber IS I'D. March. os
34d. CORN-SpOt American mixed. new. hrrl. is
gid old firm. 81 ssd: futures. quiet; October. is
gid; November. is 7a.d: December. is I'D
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Hardly So Brisk. Yet Very Good
Trade Was Had.

Quotations below for lots On small lots high
er prices asked and obtained enough being asked
10 cove. the cost Of caring for and filling them.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.


TRUSTEES sALE-whereas. Joseph C. White and
Mary T. White, his wife. By their certain deed o:
trust Cated the 18th day Of February, 1888. fled for
record and recorded in the Office Of the recorder %
March End. 1885. in book 90. at page 52s. con-
yeyed 20 r W. Hooker. trustee, the following de-
seirbed property whether real or personal situated
wing and be!Gg in the county OF Jackson. STATE u
Missouri. All OF the following machinery and
fixtures in and the house or houses the prem
ise5 known as the west half Of the south half %
block o.. in BoutOl's addition to the City u
Naasas trow Kansas city. Missouri. to-wit: Ons
Atlas automatic engine. boiler. plaueE. one
ripsaw, wOOdvCrker. murtice machine. one
emery wheel turning lathe. including cu;oR
and table. all shafting the building.
band saw. S!S saw. one cutOI saw aad table
and :astenings. shaper and two heads one boring
che hand plane and iointer. one rip saw and table
cutoff swIrg saw. turning lathe. one grind
stone large. Tennett machine. one small boring
hfEe. all leather belts and bands. together Eith
planes in Che building On said premises IN
trust, however. to secure the payment OF four prom
issory Eoces in said deed Of trust described; and
whereas default has been made in the pay nsnt ol
all said pT1iSsOTy and interest thereon ana
The remain past due and unpaid. now. there
fore. public notice Is hereby given that the IN
she request Of the legal owners and holders OF sara
prcmissory notes. and by virtue q the power and
authority in me vested b. said deed OF trust VIII IA
accordance with the terms and provisions O. sald
deed trust. proceed sell the property in said
deed Of trust and hereinbefore described and aay
and every part thereof. at public vendue. 10 the
TIE United States house, AT the southeast
corner OF Ninth and Walnut streets In Kansas CITY,
Jackson county. Missouri. on "Wednesday the Z9th
day Os October isga between the hours OF nine
O'Clock In the and fve o'c3ck in the after.
@; that DAY. for rhe purpose Of paying OF sad
promIsS0ry notes and all interest due thereon AID
the costs and expenses of executing this trust
Il. ". HOOKER. Trustee
Chas. B. Adams Attorney.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

BEFORE NJ a. PursIey. Justice OF the peace for
9Th district OF Kaw township Jackson county, Mis-
souri. No. 56se. George Haas. plaintiff. vs.. Hugh
G. Ward. receiver. etc, Julia Mastin- Thomas IL
Mastin. Elizabeth Mastin- his wife: Charles p
Morse and Lawrence Minot- plaintiff having alleged
in his statement fled herein that defendant. Law
renee Minot. Is nonresident Of the state Of Mis-
souri, and cannot be served IN this state in thu
manner prescribed In chapter g Of the Revised Stat
utes Of Missouri Justice therefore makes the fol-
lowing order To said defendant Lawrence Ninot-
You are hereby notified that plaintiff herein has COM
menced against and others before sati jus
tCe the object and general nature OF which suit IS
TO collect certain bills. each issued by Kan
sas CITY Missouri, october End 1897. both tSsusl
under ordinance se32 OF said city. being No :.
against lot in block % OF Mssrin's subdivision %
block g. and part OF block 81 o: IcGes's addition
to the City OF Kansas. now the Aforesaid Kansas
city for ;he OF SIZE. and the other oeing No.
: and against lot IS in block - OF the same sub
division and for the Of SS0-l9 with interest
each OF said bills at the Of 10 per cent PEI
from the date CT its issue and the costs OF
this suit. and TO fo-ecl0se the lien OF each OK sait
bills. respectively upon each OF said lots. and
have the sold TO satisfy the same, and you
hereby required TO appear before said Justice
the sth day OF November. 1889 at a m II
which time said will be heard And il i fnr-
ther ordered that copy hereof be published IN ms
Kansas City Journal. according 10 the laws OF Ms
souri,
Given under ny hand this 2rst ds- o. September.
1899 VI. a PTRSIEY. Justice OF ths Peace
o. C. Long Plaintiffs Attorney.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

We in Miami county are suffering from
dry weather said Harvey Morrell, of
Fontana. kas.. who was here yesterday
with cattle. Many cattle are now coming
to market before their time owing 10 the
dry weather. Cattle and hogs are shorter
in the county than a year ago. and there
Will be fewer fed with US this winter than
last"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

TRUSTEES SALE-whereas. Joseph C. White and
Mary b White his wife. BIZ their certain deed OF
trust dated the sih day Of February. 1899 MED o
record and recorded in the Once Of the recorder OK
deeds for Jackson county Missouri. at Kansas CitE
February Sth. 1890 IN book 20. At page 40 con-
veyed TO r W. Hooker trustee the following d.
scribed estate. situate in the county OF jack
son. in the state Of Missouri. to-wit- All OF the
west one-half C. Of the south one-haf t=l OF oork
one a. in DouIon's addition. addition TO the CITY
of Kansas. kaD~as City. per the recorded
plat Of said additiO- in trust however to secure
the payment Of the certain principal promissors
notes and interest notes in said deed OF trust de-
scribed and. whereas. default has been made IN
the payment Of said principal notes and interest
thereon and in the Of part OF said Interest,"
notes and interest thereon. and the same remain
past due and unpaid: now. therefore. public noties
hereby given that !. the Undersigned trustee ~
reason of said default. and at the request OF the
legal owners and holders OF said principal and IN
terest notes. and by virtue Of the power and au-
thority vested by said deed Of trust VIII. N
accordance with the terms and provisions OF said
deed OF trust proceed sell the property in sail
deed O, trust and hsreinbefore described and any
and every part thereof at public vendue. 10 ths
highest bidder fer cash. al the west front door OF
the United States custom house at the southeast
corner Ninth and Walnut streets. in Kansas CRY.
Jackson county. Missouri. Wednesday. the 18th
day of October. 1893. between the hours OF nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock in the
afternoon OK that day for the purpose OF paving on
principal and interest and al interest due
thereon and the and expenses of executing this
trust. p W. HOOKER. Trustee
Charles z. Adams. Attorney.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

A Chicago message reported 10000 bushels Of
No = hard wheat sold for export via Galveston.
a New York message reported fifty loads of wheat
and ninety loads OF corn taken yesterday for eN-
port
The trade in futures the Kansas City board
"Wednesday amounted $4,000 bushels Of wheat and
20. 90 bushels Of
The cash business at Chicago Wednesday
200 600 bushels Of corn. including cargo Of :0o0J
bushels No white. also 900. 900 bushels OF oats.
wheat and so. go bushels OF corn.
The hnal Ohio crop report makes the wheat yield
d ISL co bushels. with the quality 81 per cent.
There Is L per cent Of the ISIS crop IN farmers
hands The crop IS estimated - 0J1 00J bush
quality. 81. Corn IL - per cent 0; an average
Yesterday oIearsHces for export the four A.
lantit ports az 10 bushels Gf wheat. ,, so
packages Of fouT. 5sss sJ bushels Of and - 81
amounted 90 1lo,e0J bushels. snd Cis.0Cc bush
els-
Yesterdays Cincinnati Prize Current sayz: There
insufficient moisture for considerable portion
Of the wheat Frosts have net been dana inE
TO crops. Winter wheat movement continues re-
striied IN all directions New is largely roIa-
tnto consumption.
Puts a. chicago December wheat. good TO-DAY
sold 40 .@isC. 'calls "a. T7fc. closing at 80.
G7z5Ee: December wheat sold the curb At ~
soa-9'-c; cslls 3'aSo'.c; puts May cora.
.1s.c. ''osiis.-' sli.c.
Galyesi0a exported 90 90 bushels ~ wheat Ia9t
weeks and stocks in the elevators were reduced "a
Therefore. Uer" only abog' lS7a9 bushels or Il Ual
Lushsis day. unless there an Accumulation ~
wheat track there.
The primary market receipts yesterday were o. .
90 bushels ~ wheat against ]. ;si.sgs bushels a
year ago Shipments were 12i.Oo bushels Last
yesr 60 GO bushels Corn receipts a.a 90 u.reI--
year ago. s67 o09 bushels. Shipment >. 90 bush
els, year ago. 2SS.Oo0 bgsheIf.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

This has been = dry season with us"
said \. b Bias. Of Ash Grove. No, who
was here yesterday with cattle and hogs.
Farmers have fewer cattle AMI hogs on
pastures are poor and our corn crop only
fair and all feeding stock high. Green coUn-
" will feed fewer cattle this season than
last"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The stock market continued
10 show marked Indifference TO the disturbance IN
foreign markets on account Of the and Of
money difficulties. vel! TO the continued stiff
opening the of invasion Natal by
the Beers forces and the further advance in the
Bank Of Erglani's official OF discount. But the
opening prices for the most part the lowest
cline The liquidation for London account cOL.-
paratively small in volume. sales exceeding
go shares In fact. the foreign stock markets
seemed 10 take very serious account OF affairs and
even The kaIir mining stocks which would would be
most vitality affected by the war. quite firm.
The market for call money in New York showed fur
thor relief from the extreme strlngency. To-day
maximum rate was u cent and il fell before the
close TO below the legal rate The understOne Of tie
market for stocks very firm This due
TO any large demand. in the Of stocks
which moved quite widely. but rather TO the bid
ding up OF prices by those interested in seeing :
higher figure for their holdings This bidding up
process. however. failed bring large offerings
Another the large number Of stocks not usually
dealt in which were brought into activity The lat
ter feature Is always Indicative Of the presence OF
the bargain hunter who is buying stocks outright
hold investment. a class OF buyers who do not
depend the money market for borrowed funds
There is undoubtedly growth OF confidence that tn.
stringent period for money is The demand
from the interior Cor funds continues large and
encroach the reserve Of interior banks loaned on
rail- in New York. The rising discount rates in
London caused additional advance in the for
sterling exchange here. in Paris and in Berlin and
the weak Of the bank Of France dscourages the
idea that either London New York can hope for
| large relief from that
The bond market was dull in sympathy with stocks
Total sales par value. 81 .275O0u United State &.
declined i. Is I. and the IS and Is |. in the
| bid price
and rIas rrf,a 49, 10,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Wool, Hides and PeIts.

wooI,-steady and in good demand Quotations:
Missouri and sImilsr-Fine. llaIsc conbingy IsG
IsIac: coarse l5ls1l7ltc. Kansas. Nebraska and In
dian TerTit0ry-Fine. liz lie: fine medium. 13aISc;
medium. IilzGl5izc. combing. lsi.Gl7tzc; coarse.
I4i=dI6I.r. Coorado-Fiue. cyclic hne medium
I2lzdI5i.c: medium. l2gl5i.c and carpet, I2t
aI4I@c: heavy and sandy. Ti4dsi7c; bury, q
&c less.
HIDES AND PELTs-MaFket holding up and de-
msnd good. The quotations follows;
Green saIted, Nos l and and butt branded ali!
around sIsc side branded. sIzc; green saIea
bulls and stays. around Sc sailed bulls. side
branded around &c: green kips. &C. green glue faint
ed OF spotted hides. &C. incurred lc less than
cured green part cured. &c less than cured fallen
~ less than butchers Green horsehides, large
81 IS; medium $50: small. $50. Dry flint hides.
around I5c: dry hides. around l2c dry bulls and
stays. around 1Giac: dry. per pound. 1izTs sheep
pelts. green. iOdeOc: dry. per pound. IGsc. Deer
skins. summer l5c: fall, lsc. winter ice. Antelope
skins. summer. 15c: fall l2c: winter Ice.
BEESwAX-No. l. 24c: No. .. zoe.
TALLOw-Higher- Country small shipments,
No. l. it.c; No. :. &c. packers. No l. 5ssc: No. =.
SIC.
brown 81.
Combing 2Od2ei.c: bright medium. 1920; dark
medium. lsisGIIi=c; light fine. 159l6c: heavy hue.
lidl+c.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

George Layher formerly stock agent for
the Wabash here. but now local agent for
the Big Four at Buffalo. " Y, was at
the yards yesterday visiting friends. He
will remain over until Saturday.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Local Grain Market.

Yesterday being carnival day there local
grain market The board Of trade net only not in
session. but there was private trading The
receipts not posted. No cash sales were
made whatever. Late in the day 1900 bushels Of
December sold s7isc. this is 2sc higher than
Wednesday. In Chicago December also closed sc
higher. Liverpool up &c early but closed with
all but &c Of this lost The primary receipts were
1000 900 bushels against 1870 900 bushels day
last year. There of Importance.
but the feeling that hostilites break out
in South Africa any day caused buyers 10 hesitate
about selling short, and the feeling vas firm rather
than Otherwise ST. Louis well Kansas City
had market yesterday. 1t being ST. Louis day
with the fair people.
Corn as well wheat neglected No trades
whatever were reported. The feeling however. was
rather nrm under stronger cables and continued
good demand from nearby feeders.
Oats nominAily steady.
Flaxseed higher and in good demand. Quoted at
fli2 per burhel, the basis pure an advance of
% since Wednesday
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Visitors Mt the Yards With stock.

d 4. Maby. Perry. o. T. was in yesterday with
hogs.
] w slOckun. Peabody. Kas.. in yesterday
with hogs.
william Rapp. Hester Kas-. came in yesterday
with hogs
a T. Piper. Kirwin. Kas. came tn yesterday
with hogs.
R. NJ Wilcox, Passaic. No. came in yesterday
with hogs.
Cravens { Son. Peaks, Kas.. had in cattle and
hogs yesterday.
Davis & dunlap. Che,opa. Kas.. had in cattle and
hogs yesterday.
Ed Christian, Scandal. Kas.. on the yards yes
teriay with hogs.
G. W. Elliott. Luray. Kas.. at the yards yes
teTiay with hogs.
Bert Hodge. Gardner. Kas, the yards yes
to-day with hogs.
". Peak. Manhattan, Kas. was a. the yards yes
tsrday with hogs
Leonard Prewitt, Williamsburg. Kas, IN yes
teTday with hogs.
). II. Cation. jefferson. Kas. was the yards
yesterday with hogs.
C. \. Carpenter Moniteau. No. was at the yards
yesterday with cattle
George Beets. AtSer;on. Kas.. was on the yards
yesterday with cattle
\. L. Morrison, EimdaIe. Kas.. the yards
yesterday with cattle.
J. II Brockhouse. Peculiar. so. came in yestsr-
day Wits seattle and hogs.
William Bloomfield. Paxico KaS.. was il yester-
day with cattle and hogs
Bacon q Ch.ldress. Mount Vernon. No. had in
cattle and hogs yesterday
y. g. Nelson. Harris, kas.. was On the yards yes
teriav with cattle and hogs.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
WHEAT DECIDEDLY NERVOUS
LIVERPOOL MARKET AND UNCER-
TAINTY IN THE TRANsyAAL.
December Closed mt Slight Advance
Shorts Unwilling 10 Take Chances
Corn and Oats Practice
= ., ally Unchanged.

g CHICAGO Oct. 5.-The antics OF the Liverpool
marie, due 70 the uncertain TT4Esva.l situation
made wheat decidedly nervous at times to-day. De-
cenber closed &C advance shorts apparently be-
ting unwilling 10 take chances while the present
TTznsYaal conditions prevail Corn and oats were
practically unchanged the close. Provisions closed
about eisa5c lower.
wheat the opening was firm and uervously active
with the price over calls. The initial price for De-
csInber was 73&a53Tsc. &c over ycgterday's close
Liverpool the index of the feeling. failed 20 hold
ssriy gains. however AID the price slid OF later
under calls. December to 71.c. with the market less
active. Early buyers were sellers the decline
the tendency 10 liquidate was checked Ia degree
~ smaller receipts primary points and the grow
ing belief that winter wheat supplies are becoming
exhausted. cIeaTances large. thi5 iact cNert-
Ing an lnhucnce which later advanced 'he price Of
december 10 sgtse, at witch figure II elesed Nay
GfeHc. and riosed $50 1850. Chicago received
"a cars. Eve of contract grade Minneapolis ana
Duluth reported 7sl cars as compared TO 9,4 week
ago. AID ssi the corresponding day oi lat ye-f
Western primary markets reported l.C-sOs9 bushels
against l.s5s.OoO bushels last year Atlantic PnIt
clearances OF wheat and -four were equal 10 aV'oO
bushels. New York took. th!rty-seyen loads for eK-
port. The market at times was quite nervous over a
comparatively narrow range. The sharp advance a.
Liverpool and the sudden reaction in that market.
indicated feeling Of uncertainty la the minds OF
English traders over the TransyaaI situation that
buying by that class Of traders The demand from
this source was factor in the late streHgth Of
Trading in corn was dull. The market in general
steady in sympathy with wheat. Big sesbuaro
engagements had some Influence. There was talk OF
another advance In ocean rates Receipts we're 40
The seaboard reported ninety loads taken for
export Decenber ranged from 30g50i.c 10 -ossc
and CLOSED unchanged 95T5Oifc.
Oats we're QUIET sad steady. Influenced by wheat.
The speculative trade was Hight and the fluctuations
narrow. The scash demand continued good. There
a large demand for Nay at 2IAc. with light
offerings at that figure December ranged from = sc
10 zsGz5ise. and closed shade lower at 22isc Re
ceipts sc cars.
Provisions were dali. Early the market strong
with grain, but later selling by professionals made
the market rather heavy and the close was at
slight decline. January pork closed 2izc lower. at
Ss72ie; January lard. 2izd5e lower. at 3J.5a. and
January ribs g shade under yesterday at $5.o1i=.
Estimated receipts Tomorrow: Wheat. III cars;
corn. s75 cars; oats. 30 hogs. - coo head.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

1t being half holiday for the Karnival Krewe
parade there but little life the market yes
terday and sales restricted. But what doing
steady prices Sales and quotations furnished by the
Kansas City Hay Dealers exchange:
Sales: One car No. timothy $50. car No.
clover mixed al $3.50; good No. ! second cut
ting prairie At 500. Sc. %,
SC: l good No. prairie COO cars So. -
car No. prairie 500.
Qptstions: Prairie hay. choice. Sc 50ds "a No. /.
seCOGb.5 3: no =. sj.O0GG0O: No 3. 81 5NG5.O0; No.
4. t400Hi.S: packing. !325a25s. Timothy hay.
choice. $500. Nc. ]. s7.25a715: No >. Ss.50dG.55:
No ,. 3550d6.O0. Clover mixed No. l. 81. COG SO.
NJ :, s5.50a6.O0: No. O. s5OOGJs 20. Pure ciovlr r
g. 50Qe. 90. Alfalfa Sc 5Od7.50. Rye straw So &C =
4UQ. Wheat straw, t3.O0a3. 90 Oats straw, $500.
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Excursion Rntcs Via Chicago & Alton
Railroad

KANSAS CITY TICKET OFFICES:
Grand junction ticket office: Union Ave-
NE Office. ITsS Union avenue: Grand Ave
uue depot, and Union depot
ALIEN HILTON.
General Agent, Passenger Department.
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stocks of Provisions in Chicago.

As reported to the board of trade at the close of
September:
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Which will include the laying of the
of the new government build
ing will be held October +th to 18th. 1893
PTeside!.: Mckinley, Admiral Dewey. Pres
ident Diaz of Mexico, and Premier I.aur-
Ter. of Canada, will be present on this
notable occasion. The Chicago Great
" estern BY. will sell. commencing October
rate for the round trip of one fare. good
10 return Till October 18th. inclusive. For
further information inquire of any Chi
caro Great Western Ply. Agent or ad-
dress L. II. Lcrd. General Pass. and Tick
ct Agent, 1l3 Adams St, Chicago.
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Flour.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-FLoCR-Rcceipts.I 7.5i5 bar
rels exports. 4.C2+ barrels. Firm, but moderately
active. Minnesota patents. s5s"IilS. good 10 Jar.
s. 2oa , 20 choice to fancy. g. 35G3.su.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-FLOUR-Eeceipts, 500 bar
rels shipments 5000 barrels. Steady. Winter
patents So So strEgts - l0T2.25: spring spe-
Gals 81 IOa 70: spring patents. !30gc.g; sJraigh;.
g. 0OH3. 20. bakers. s.. 21T $50.
ST LOUIS. oct "a holiday
MINNEAPOLIS, OCT. 5--FLOu R-FIrst patents.
s3soGiec: second patents, t36gIc.7p: first slears.
81. tOg2.0