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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between 81. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 2sth. The LSuis-
Vile Air Line has established the great
Through Sleeping Car Route 30 Florida
Through sleeping cars arranged 10 iezvs
ST. Louis s.l5 p. m daily. passing Louis
vile 10 a n. Lexington 1875 a "a.
reaching Chattanooga 5-s5 p M. Atlanta
1919 p. Il. and JacksonvIils 80 n. "a. ffes-
ond morning.. StOp-ovsrs allowed. Th.a
route "a through large cities and Interest,"
ing country. and. while a new shFouEA
sleeping car route. u over most Superior
and well-cstablished lines Of railway. The
schedules are fast and most convenient.
This line also AFFORDS passsaEers for
Florida trip via Ashevh.-. -. G "a.
GTeatezt American all-yc2r-srouud resort
Correspondence solicited and iaforna-
ton promptly furnished r. A. CAMP
BELL. General Passenger Agent 81
Louis Mo.
This Is also ths best line % points IN
KENTUCKY. Tennessee. Georgia ana lsorua
and South Carolina
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TWO LOST ON THE FERRY BOAT
Coroner Holds the Captains Of the two
Ne-aels Rean nsihIe

New YORK, Oct 1.-Two lives were lost
by the sinking OF the Pennsylvania ferry
boat Chicago. which was struck by the
steamer City Of Augusta in North River
this morning. The dead are. John Brg-
son. aged A.. mail driver. body found In
river; J. V. Koom. fireman Of boat. Bry-
sons mall wagon went down with the
boat.
Philadelphia. oct. m.-The following
statement regarding the accident 10 the
ferryboat Chicago was given out al the
general office Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company this afternoon ION the
trip from Jersey City TO Courtlandt
street. New York az l2:s5 this morning.
the Pennsylvania railroad ferryboat Chi
cago was run into by the Savannah ilne
steamer City Of Augusta adjacent 70 the
New York shore and sunk within q few
minutes up 70 the roof OK the upper deck.
So far As can be learned, all the passen-
gers were safely landed with fhr eEcep-
ton Of one truck driver. who Wa drown
ed His body has been recovered The
gremsa OF the boat is missing. Some Eve
or six teams were on tie boat and we're
lost. The Chapman wrecking contrary
has Its boats and apparatus az cort-
landt street and Is now engaged ia rails
ing the Chicago No difficulty e. sutiol-
psted In quickly clearing away che wreck
ase"
New York. Oct. zi.-C0roner Bausch. ar
ter consultation with the harbor p)Hce.
decided TO issue warrants FOR tbs arrest
q the captains ~ the steamship City %
Augusta and the fsrry boat Chicago. an
the charge ~ nansissglfsr. The afH-
dsvits are signed by she police and are
based on the case ~ John Brraon. IRE
driver OF the mail wagon. who was sro~a-
ed
when the Chicago isgt jersey CI;y -
2 a. n Captain william Durham vas
in the forEard pilot house directing me
beat personally and one ~ hss 3eeknaHss
was At the wheel The night ~aF per-
fectly clear Tbe TIDE Ess ebbisg fast
and Captain Durham was an fhls szeoant
obliged 10 keep hls bost bes5ei wei %
stream. A. - nearea the aea YORK
shore ~ put k.z helm 1ver 20 bead 5ufo
hts sip ard as fhe CeIeazo Fwprg =: unl
the caBfzia caught slght q tns cl'y -
AuaKlasta hssrlaE daWn IN him. sae Nas
c1ninE 40 stream ard FsTT close. Gag
tain Durham gave tao btssts - hss w.ls-
tfe - signify his srtenfiun So Esss -
starb1ard and pgliluE his heiu aSsrt BE-
rsnE The s.gral - - z1esd ~ f-a sEfd
The CITY q kux1stA CAPITALS usrhsr7
says. did 70; reply % he slzusl osi ksst
night 81 nsT rggrss. a u1rss-t iater ths
C.tv q Auzss1a rzrarnsf the ChiesRa gasf
sazft ner paSs5s zbssl O. tas stzrboasf
side
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feared that some egch p@ffons aanst have
gone 9oua ia TIE chIlls waters sefsrs
helg came.
The Geek hands d.aaiaYed -ouufrsrsasis
cclH age Capszsn Durham an9 cbief Ee-
Tireer Fsnfsa sst taena ssi-r8.8 exam
pes Captain Durham uas ths 80. u.aa
90 leave aig aeat Hs ksof 40 a rausta1t
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80 thc eanC eas when ths chicago saa y
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BIS srea ard Ha h43 seafee uns ~ raa
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boat wsat 3eHn 'fsorf zes rz.i.et afe
woa-t sink ere 3rz ssr5s erfet a. ta
ran aueaE the peasenztre- "FefS p
time They managed fa rsafs faa
majority - go paaserTsrs
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hsass 20 r. ~ es ere sr1sr Sex s
crrasef a res paste srs aea aHs aansa
fr the erzsr fsa1ef asrssesr1 srf stress
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ZEALOTS
Continued from First Pag.9

purpose OF presenting peace terms 70 the
authorities in Washington. arrived here
today from Madrid. To a World CORES
pendent he declared that one Of his mis-
sions TO the American capital was to lay
the grievances OF the secular priests in
the Philippines against the friars, before
the Washington government
1.-The friars" ne said. have placed
themselves under the protection OF Gen
eral Otis, and are appropriating the prop
erty OF the secular priesthood / am also
asked by an influential committee OF
bankers and merchants in Manila 10 use
any available opportunity while at Wash
ington TO sound your government as TO
the best obtainable- terms OF peace"
When asked the direct question wheth-
er or not he was specifically accredited
by Aguinaldo. Senior Regidor 6i3lomati
cally replied that he might be so accredit-
ed before he started for Washington.
which would be in the latter part OF No
vember
Have you noticed the DISPATCHES to-
day stating thar Aguinaldo had opened
communication with General Otis from
Tarlao?" was asked.
was the reply. MY latest private in
formation from leading members CT the
Filipino assembly is that AguinaIdo VIII
make no move toward peace until he sees
what congress intends 10 do. He con-
siders ii a waste OF time 70 treat with
General Otis. II congress decides that
the Philippines are 10 have self-Sovern-
ment. then peace will ensue certainly. but
IL military government is declared war
Will continue to the end II Will take
10000 men 10 effect the conquest OF the
Filipinos and 5000 10 maintain order there
afterward. Aguinaldo and the Filipino
generals know what General Otis forth
coming campaign IS 70 be. They only
smile at IT, Otis will make no impress
sion on the country"
What do they say OF the Philippine
situation in Madrid?"
Il talked with number OF Spanish
statesmen and general who had had ex-
perience in the Philippines. They were
all pleased TO see that the United States
had found the subIugstion OF the Phil
ippines not such an easy matter as had
been expected. They declared II an i'm
possible accomplishment In the manner
that the Americans were proceeding.
The Filipinos have offered 70 release the
Spanish prisoners II Spain will recognize
Filipino independence. but Spain. while
anxious 10 get the soldiers freed. does
not want to offend the United States"
DO you think peace is coming
THAT depends on congress \ quick
honorable settlement would be far more
advantageous 10 the United States than
this amending. inconclusive war. Bat the
Filipinos will not stand a military gov
eminent. They had enough Of that from
the Spaniards, but Il never succeeded"
Senior Regidor Is a typical Filipino re
Is over sixty years old. suave in manner
and speaks English fuenty. having prac-
ticed as a Spanish advocate IN London
thirty years. where, IN commercial cir
cles. he is highly respected. both per
sonally and professionally.
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The call money market was very fever
ish all day, receding several times. but
recovering violently and suddenly. The
last loan was at per cent the low level
and the rate ranged above that 70 20 per
cent. the demand being apparently urgen.
and larger. Loans were called by the
banks on an extensive SCALE. The demand
for time. money was good and lenders de-
rnanded per cent on choice collateral
The extensive calling OF loans Is attribut-
ed 70 needs for the first OF November set
Elements. and there is 4 demand report
ed also for payment of subscriptions 20
some new Industrial combinations
The rate for sterling exchange declined
further in response 20 the s1in mo1ey
rate and without regard 20 the harden
ing Of the money market IN TcuioH- View
York exchange at some southern points
weakened sharply and the sub-tressury
was a creditor az the clearing house To-
dav % the extent of $500
The tone OF the bond market vas bet
ter than that OF stocks and number
% middle and low-erade mortgages were
In good demand Total sales par value
q s79"9a United States bonds Tsre M
changed in bid quotations.
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Heavy Supply and Quality
Good.
TOPS REST ON 1892 IL
Cattle Steady With Several
Several Sales.

The wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted as ; to ~ cents lower, with a
heavy line Of stock in. 1t was a good
day yesterday in all the divisions, and
prices were paid for hogs which showed
up We'll with all the other western live
stock markets. 1t was the heaviest
wagon and local trading in year. The
wagon offerings were the largest and they
were more uniform in quality than for a
long time. over three hundred wagon
hogs were on the market. and the quality
Of them was generally very fair. This
branch of the trading was very good, the
supply being extra heavy and the quality
exceptionally good. There was long
string Of local and wagon hogs on sale,
and all of them sold at the best market
prices, the Dold Company taking in the
bulk OF this end of the offerings. Besides
this very excellent showing on the local
trading, there were L cars of hogs yard
ed and sold during the DAY. the average
weight Of which was 259 pounds. There
was a good demand all through the day.
the call being for lights, mediums, and
fat butcher stock The average weight
for the day, like that Of the day before,
was heavy, and more so than is right
now in demand. Nevertheless, all the
hogs on sale yesterday were promptly
sold, and at the best market prices. Re-
ceipts were generally good yesterday, and
all the principal receiving points showed
up very well. The volume Of offerings
at this point were very satisfactory yes
terday from al quarters, the wagon and
local trade being especially good and the
car offerings also strong. As compared
with the other western markets, this
point was well up IN both receipts and the
tone and quoted strength of the market.
It was a good day all around and the
shippers were very well satisfied with
their deals.
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Farrirn stark.-nd Money

New York Oct. E--Comrerc8aI-Ad
;iser's London financial caoieEran. TIE
markets here we're universally fat tatay
on TIE disaster a. Ladysnita- zhich vs.
th@ absorbing topic II conversstI5n srd
debate. Consequently business as reg
Isctsd There was triflnE reco Te-v o.
IRE news that TIRE var dsas-fDe1t "a
senfing three extra hattsllarg s~5 =
mountain battery 20 replace the sasa 5oTt
Causois fesl = American sec8FI,.es see
particularly weak. opening Ca o. s-ee
selling By Loa5oE. Berlin ard othsr CO.
tiers Tney asp rad a ;riaizg rally At
tAs close
Paris. OF E-Prfcss - -. h1z-ss "a
DAY were weak OF re CIT ~r5s:fg1 = -
defeat y the E1xissh forcsx wasca a.
tecte6 f1s Eh0,e naFksfs. ksEgrs wars
freely oTered. bet secllas5 s1s-pBr
Rer5iz. Oct I-Farsess gers - Ser o.
TIE boerss. avIag - t5a disaster ~ Ls6y-
szulta Anser5caEs z=rs dEu T. synpzthy
Efsh [sw Eayk
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Hay-Choice timothy, sS.59S-50; choice
prairie, s7.OO97.5 3.
Butter-Creamery. 1sa2c: dairy. 1Sc.
EggzFresh, 141zc.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Oct. Observation-Disclosures No.
2 red cash elevator. zoe; track, uG7I&c;
December, 7e7sc; May. 745sG74Ac; No. 2
hard. s7a6Sc.
Corn-F1rm; No. cash, S1Zc; track.
sac; December, 391sc; May. asQ1Ae.
Oats-Firm; 80. cash, 23isc; track,
24c; December, 231zc; May, &c; No. 2
white. 361zc.
Rye-Quiet; Sc.
Receipts-FIour. 1000; wheat, 1900;
corn, $500; oats, 1900.
Shipments-Flour, 1900; wheat, 1900;
corn, 81. 900; oats, g, 900.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 31.-Flour-Receipts
2. 30; exports, BIB; sales. 10000; steady
and fairly active at unchanged prices,
except for low grades, which showed an
upward tendency.
Wheat-Receipts, IT'S; exports, 122 1855.
Sales, SIS COZ bushels futures; 5000 spot.
Spot, steady; No. 2 red, 75c, f. 0. o., afloat
spot; No. l northern Duluth. 7e14e, f. 0. b.
ahoat TO arrive; No. 2 red. 74Isc eleva-
tor Options closed steady at sc net ad-
vance; No. , red May. 7Sizc. closed 7SSs &c:
December. 1915 1-16c. closed T5Ac.
Corn-Receipts, 100, 455; exports, 26s. 4S7
bushels; sales, 5000 bushels futures; 49,
GO bushels spot Spot dull and easier;
No. 2. 407sc f. o. D., af1oat and 4o7sc ele-
vator. Options closed steady at net I'M
changed prices TO a decline of &c; May.
IS 5-1692S 13-16c, closed SS24c; December
closed S91zc.
Oats-Receipts, 1900: exports. SS.Ss7.
Spot. firm; No. ?, &c; No. 3. 2S1zc: No.
2 white 311ac; No. white, 31c track.
mixed western, 299S01zc; track. white wes-
tern, 301zG 3515c; track, state, S0i2G35c.
Options inactive and nominal.
Butter-Receipts, 9,Ss2 packages; firm;
western creamery. 17d24c; June creamery,
TG23c; factory, 141561616c.
Cheese-Receipts, 9.sS2 packages; firm;
western creamery. 17G24c; June creamery.
HAZE; factory. 1r5d1612c.
Cheese-Receipts. $3.50 packages; dull
and weak; large white, 12c; small white,
121@G1224c: large colored, 12d12hc; small
coIored. 1215q12Ac.
Eggs-Receipts, 1928 packages: steady;
western, ungraded, at mark, 1471sc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Oct. 3L-Wheat-Spot, y. Q
red western winter. steady. IS 101zd; No.
northern spring, steady, IS Id. Futures
quiet; December, IS 111sd; March, IS ed;
May, IS sd.
Corn-Spot American, mixed, new,
quiet, s. SID; old, American mixed, quiet,
IS 64d. Futures. steady; November, So
614d; December, IS 79sd; January, IS ID.
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COFFEE ANDsUGAR MARKETS

New York, Oct. 31.-Coffee-Options
opened unchanged to a decline of points
and after reacting to last nights prices,
showed inherent strength, despite pro-
nounced weakness in European markets
and foreign selling. On small Brazilian
receipts, good spot demand, satisfactory
warehouse movement and firmer Brazil
ian market, local parties bought. Near the
close there was a setback under profit
taking. Closed steady, net unchanged to
10 points lower. Sales, 1880 bags. Spot
coffee, Rio firm; Cordova, 6$4du%c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 1S-15c
bid; centrifugal, e5 test, 5-16c; molasses
sugar, ( 9-16c bid. Refined. steady.
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METAL BTARKET.

New York, Oct 31.-The metal market
was weak and heavy in most departments
again today, with buyers and sellers
apart. The foreign news averaged up a
distinct disappointment while report
from home producing points told of IN
favorable conditions in many respects. At
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants dull at S17d1S; lake copper
dull at $3.50 tin barely steady, with $30.S5
bid and S31 asked; lead steady. with SIC
bid and A.s2l5 asked; spelter weak and
lower with $4.S712 bid and 81 asked. The
brokers price for lead is $40, and for
copper, S1LOGIZ25
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GOTTEN.

Galveston. Tex. Oct. 31.-Cotton-Firm;
cents.
New Orleans, Oct. 1-Cotton-Quiet;
middnng, 67sc.
Liverpool Oct 31-Cotton-Spot, fair de-
mand; prices favor; American middling,
l-32d; futures closed quiet, but steady
New York Oct. 31.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; November. sos: December
$40; January, T.13; February, S7.14;
March S7.l5; April. $7.17; May. S.20; June
s. 20; July. $40; August. $7.1e; Septem-
Der S592
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York. Oct. Sl-A wet. stormy day
has cut down spot business materially
and seriously interfered with shipping
operations. The market has therefore
ruled quieter than of late in all depart
ments. No change in general tone, which
continues strong, and. indications favor
further advances in brown. bieached and
coarse cottons. Print. cloths inactive
throughout and full prices maintained.
No change in prints or ginghams. The
export demand is light. Woolens and
worsteds quiet. Mems wear in fair de-
rnand
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Nez T5gE. oct E--Maney ~ cat s--
x sHss Der cezs. 1zss 5aaz. rer ce-t.
rztsnx Sa-e - Prize -eErzzzlze qas--
5651z reE cert st<rinr e1eEzzze earser.
-itA srsusl sustzeSs r hszkers- bE5s a.
s. sss4aS -. fsx 5enanA sns al s. ~. =
= II ssE EsTty ezgs. ssgie1 r4.AA ts-SGs
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CASH Quotations

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring. ssG72c; No. 3
spring. 54G7ao: No. = red. 78d7Ic.
Cora-No. :. 22I4c; No. yellow, 29lsc.
Oats-No. . spring. 23a25lsc; No. white
e6c. No. white. 35izc.
Rye-No ,. size.
Barley-No. . 3SG4c.
Flax seed-Northwest SIS
Timothy seed-Prine, $50.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. SS-I1fS.15
LeaTd-Per 100 lbs, S.2od5-25-
Short ribs sides G0oSel. 3 -5T5. .; dry
salted shoulders Cboxed1. 5s.G57sc. snort
clear sides Cboxe6). S5s5a5.45.
Whisky-Distiilers' finished goods. per
gal I24
sugar-Cut loaf. $50; g-aralated. SIS
Clover-Caoice. SIS.
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
IA North Main Street, Wichita, Kan
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets to all parts Of the
world. We are agents for the following
lines OF ocean steamship companies:
American line. New York to Southamp-
ton and Liverpool
Anchor line, New York 70 Glasgow.
Cunard line, New York to Liverpool.
and Boston 70 Liverpool.
North German Lloyd, New York TO
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa, Naples,
China and Japan.
White Star line, New York to Liver
pool. Cape Town. South Africa and South
American points.
neutrality-suspicious. Tine. New York to
Plymouth. Southampton. Havre. Paris
and Hamburg.
Red Star line, New York to Antwerp.
Belgium
Compagnis General Transatlantsque
French uze), New York to Hayrs and
Paris direct.
Dominion line. Montreal and Boston %
Great Britain and Ireland
Letters q inquiry promptly answered
We make a specially OF prepaid tickets
from the cid countries 70 ne United
States
E E BLECELET. p. and 7 A.
IL North Main Street wichita Kan
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OLD GOMEZ IS GROWING AGAIN
He ROasEs Pretty Much Every Person
OF His Acquaintance.

Havana Oct. 3l.-General Maxine Co
mez today said that he had very large
quantity of manuscript treating of the
warfare in Cuba from 1868 to the date Of
the American occupation. This he regards
as his greatest treasure. OF late he has
been going carefully through his papers,
collecting all data bearing on the sub
ject, with a view of writing a history Of
the revolution, as he has known it inter
nally and externally.
Now that peace has arrived" he said,
'it proves to be exactly what I had ex-
pected, with all its sadness and mean
ness 1 do not care what people may say
about me. though many are trying to in
jure me and telling lies about my motive
and conduct All that is Immaterial 1t
does not disturb me, for 1 have known
the ins and outs of revolutionary move
meRts better than any one else, and there
is no use in trying to falsify the history.
1 have known all who fought in the war.
I have known who Joined at the last min
ute in the struggle and who watched it
from safe distance like a spectator at
buIlfght.
OiiH CuEtDuS lIdiI VI 4dIdCltI III the
Cubans has impressed me. The more
courage a Cuban showed in fighting the
Spaniards the less has he done for Cuba
IL times Of peace. Yet the mania for
peace has impelled many Cuban to
threaten the Americans, who are ex-
tremely difficult people 10 move in that
way. Diplomacy is much more expedi-
tious in dealing with the Americans.
Many Of those who now occupy public
positions in Cuba are convinced in all
good conscience that they are serving
the interests of the island. but they are
really mistaken. They are actually serv-
ing the cause of intervention, which,
though accepted and even asked for, it
will be found difficult to terminate on
conditions that will enable them 10 trans
fer their services 10 the Cuban republic
They should bear in mind that they have
taken an oath.
The honorable Cuban should place be-
fore himself the ideal Of the republic, re-
Wondering that every day on which the
sun sets on the establishment of the re-
public is an injury to Cubans."
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KnickerboCker
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Route.
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS
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BOSTON.
MONTREAL.
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The cattle trading yesterday was light,
mere being very. little stock offered. What
came in In small lots was sold readily and
good prices paid Tor it. Besides the listed
sales below there were two cars of butcher
stock. which were good western cows,
shipped in by MI ?. B. ElkIor of Pratt.
The rest was mainly scattering stuff.
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Washington. Oct. 31--To6sy's statement
q the condition q the treasury SHOWS:
Available cash balance. -. - n. gold
reserve, r. Zss4
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afszrzssz trssz 81 s. lsAs 49, - sass
sas- zs4.z saaaea z@-sz sssts@ - "a
: ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-01

ass; commercial bills, aS2 Silver GER
tificates. 5s4 asst; bar silver. Sis; Aexi-
can dollars. Az. Government bonds
steady; state bonds. inactive; railroad
eonds, irregular.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

On the Produce Exchange today. the
market closed IS follows:
Butter@S5ow and weak; creamery, 15-T
&c; dairy. 7t4isc.
EgSs-SJesdy. fresh. &c
Chees-Steady; creams. 1I-.7Izf4c
Dressed 2oultry-Slssdy, turkeys. So
PKG. ducks. 714fssc; spring chickens. "a
SC. hers, 797l=c
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. No. Oct u.-wheat-Tle-
cernber. s4lsc, Msy $40; casa. No. hard
ssiastc, Ma. 2 ssgs3c: Ne. red. s-f
&c. No. =
Corr-Decem5er. Sc Nay. go. cash
No mixed 1sst6z2sc, No. waite. slc:
No J. sr4sS1c-
oats-No. : whlts. 2GzE@c
Rye-So. = slIsGs3c.
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LIvI STOCK SIARKErs

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. sL-Cattie-There was e
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silver shipments TO Furope.

New York, Oct 3L-Ths steamship St
Louis. sailing for Europe tomorrow, will
take out 81 600 ounces OF silver.
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Popular Pullman Tourist Cars

For fua description OF this service ana
the benea,s given rs patrons. zee yoar
local ticket agent. or address
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. ? 4 c'h'carn n
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 31.-The leading futures
ranged as follows: