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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

James Wood OF New Murdoch is in the
city today.
Steve Oliver of Barber county was seen
in Wichita yesterday.
Misses Sallie and Emma Downing went
TO Mcpherson yesterday.
County Treasurer Dan Boone went to
meeting Of county treasurers.
Mr. Chas. Wilson of Ellinwood spent
the day in Wichita yesterday.
Mrs. spinks of 1923 North Water street
is very low, with a faint hope Of re-
covery.
Mr.. c. H. Miller. editor of the Hen
Messy Clipper, and wife. were in the city
yesterday and paid the Eagle a pleas
ant call.
Mrs. NJ s. Gray has returned to her
home in Kiowa, after a visit of several
weeks with her mother. Mrs. H. W.
Dunning.
Rose Morrison and Carrie Clegg, and
Clarence Goodnight and Catherine Faber
were granted marriage licenses yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A stokely viii be
at home to their friends at the Harnil-
ton hotel until the completion of their
residence on North Market
Miss Dell Kindred returned Sunday
evening from a visit in Kansas City with
her aunt. having taken in the horse show.
with the other amusements of the week.
The Lewis Academp male quartette is
a new organization which will make its
first appearance at the Hallow' cen party
Friday night at the First Presbyterian
church.
At the recent state 7. NJ. c. A meeting
at Fort Scott Messrs. }. ". Knapp and
Fishery Martin were reelected TO serve
as members Of the state executive COM
mittee of the Y. N. c. a. OF Kansas
Prof. Blume rode on the sidewalk on
his wheel yesterday and officer Coleman
happened to catch him at it and took
him TO the police station and the pro-
fessor paid one dollar for his little ride
AIr. John NIIIhaubt has accepted a po-
siuon with Herman & Hess. Mr.. MIL
haubt has a wide circle Of friends and
is one OF the most popular statesmen in
this section OF the country and viii be
. valuable addition 10 the Herman &
Hess corps of statesmen.
John J. Tyler of Philadelphia. Pa.
was in the city yesterday Mr. Tyler
is capitalist and largely interested in
Kansas enterprises He is the owner OF
the PittsburE street railway and while
here visited the power house with Su-
porintendent Williams Mr.. Tyler ex-
pressed himself very favoral'v in regard
70 Wichita
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CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

= Dold was compelled 70 lay off number
OF his men yesterday because they run
out of stone Tor The foundations. The
railroads do not deliver the stone as fast
as they aye put into the foundations.
Several car loads of stone were expected
last uight or This morning If open
weather prevails for two or three weeks
longer the sreater Doid packing house
VIII begin Jo loom up.
Dold new box factory viii be built
north OF the packing house. ana VIII be a
substantial brict5 building. There viii be
no fre traps about the greater Dold pack
ing house.
shippers who furnished the hogs for
the market Yesterday We're: Sweeney &
Fowler Kinsman; Y. Griffith. Bell Plain.
Keller Bros. Corwin; Cheskey & Funk.
Nickerson; j. n. Moon, aw. Arson. E w
Johnston, Pond Creek; sale * Johnson
POND Creek Dan Holland. Zyba. A J.
Lynch. Penelosa; ". j. Norris. oxford
" 5. Thomas. Ponca City
The Angora scat breeders gave n ban
Cuet in Kansas City last SATURDAY.. at
which the festive goat was served roasted
and stewed. There Is nothing remarkable
II that. The people OF a large part Of
this country have been eating goat meat
for a long time under the impression that
they were eating mutton.
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Rocker and
Center Table Special
Saturday Night, Nov. End

Choice or any Rocker or Center Tsbis
on our first floor for fIgs
Choice % any Rocker or Center Table
on our second floor FOR t1w
Sale commences a. = o'clock and lasts
% minutes one Rocker and one Csntes
Tablo 20 a customSr
Table % r customer. Tou may make
your selection az early a. o'clock.
A beautiful Rocker given free %
the party guessing nearest % number q
rockers aad tables SOLD and a beautiful
Center Table given free % party guessing
nearest 90 receipts ~ me sale. see Ia
bies and Chairs IN our window and you
viii be- there.
We sold iG Rockers az cur last sair
CT this ogt and guess a. May tines
az you hand 81 these coupons.
80. Rockers and Tables Sold ..............
Receipts q Sale 3..--..-....-...........-
-Hatse
AaIrfrN ss4aasaaaassrs.a
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
hOg Receipts Liberal Market
10 Cents Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS 1913
Butcher Cows and HeiferS
10 Cents Higher.

The supply Of hogs on the market yes
terday was fully up to expectations
Some Of the late arrivals were held over
for today's market. Car hogs sold a
fat 10 cents lower and wagon deliveries
a good Is cents under the previous days
market. The buyers have come TO the
conclusion that they have not been max
Ing enough difference in these local hogs
and the long shipments, and hence the
greater decline. Many OF the hogs de-
Avered in wagons are very rine, and this
is an inducement for the buyers to bid
them 10, but when they come to be
slaughtered the fact is forced on the
Eind of the buyers that they do not turn
out the number Of pounds of dressed
meat per hundred gross a the hogs ship
ped long distance. The TOP price was
20, and IL required good hogs to bring
that figure. There were two car loads
OF hogs forwarded, the shippers refusing
20 take the decline. Deck Parsons had
Just returned from Kansas City and was
on The market for Armour and he told
the fellows who went out that they
would find ''thaves' in Kansas. CITY. too.
There IS no getting around the fact that
hogs have brought good prices on this
market all summer and this fall and
the best way to convince shippers Of that
TACT is to let them try other markets. It
IS the intention of the buyers on this
market to pay such prices that hogs can
not be sent past at a profit and that is
what they are doing
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that there were Cubans Eve or six miles
west OF Santiago was erroneous. for the
Cuban pilot. Nunez had Informed him 20
the contrary. He claimed that the dis
patch was also ambiguous fl the matter
Of coalins the Harvard from the Merri-
mac.
why do you revert 70 No. :. when you
had dispatch No. S in your possession"
Il merely reverted 10 No. as one OF
the doubtful questions
II you viii look N the memorandum
Of No. 6. you VIII also End that Admiral
Sampson held % TIE view that when you
left Cinefuegos the Spanish squadron
would probably leave Santiago.
OF course. II had gone 70 tho west
ward and exposed the westward. there
might have been more serious conse-
quences
Vow do you note in this oommunica-
ton which you have been referring TO-
these words The department looks 70
you % ascertain facts. and that II the
enemy II therein does not leave with
out a decisive action DID you take any
steps further than you have stated %
ascertain the facts7"
NO. I thought the Information I hac
was pretty conclusive. did not see any
thing IN this dispatch however that PAR
takes q an order. u IS rather srgres-
ton. There e. a vast 6inerencs be-
tween communications that come 90 you
iu the uature Of suggestions and those
that come 20 you IN the nature % orders.
7 think the department never hesitates
n order distinctly when . f. eec'aed
about matters. All this points % The
fact that there wsa 10 certain lnf0rua-
ton n the possession o. anybody that
the enemy vas really there sna that
which they Rad was not % 20 relied upon
Or that g was unworthy"
IN rsrly @ quesfious az % why yhr Gid
rot coal ire Brooklyn CT May 81 Aa-
mlral schiev said that % Wa on account
q the condition % the ship. adding fhat
sire did not need coal ~ that tire. lie
volunteered the statement that TIE great
vessels conEutut.ng the fghrirz force ~
TIRE feet had burned about - tors -
coal q day 10 merely turning fbeir err
siaes over. adding. O. not Wo-sar
that they we're vary mech coucernsd
about coaL"
Tie said i1 reply % e question As -
vhv he had feieeraphed hat Admiral.
sarruson would relieve h.r1 wre- De-
went ~ coal. thar r. ga rot wsrt -
leave Santiago unelocza1sf re aIe5
stated that rs r=asqrs ftr rot havlrz
wise ard Jewell cone s5osrs ere Brock
in vas max s.Rs5ee had sapraeealr
Ei~en sI the 80 r-nafiar fhsv panzeessl
He also rald tt7f re- hsf rra~-s-a1lv
biockaisd santiago for ehs frst ,zss 81
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Cattle.

Everything that would pass muster as
butcher cattle sold about a dime higher
yesterday, and all other cattle were
steady Local butchers are unable To
get as many good grass fat cows and
heifers as they want. and an occasional
order Tor this class OF cattle comes from
the outside. This makes a good demand
and owners OF good cattle of that descrip-
ton can send them to this market with
the certainty that they viii get fair
prices. There was another consignment
Of calves received last evening, and
some of the dealers claim that the farm
ers who are buying these calves to Craze
on their wheat fields will have a good
chance to clear ten dollars q head on
them by next summer It is the general
opinion that butcher cattle VIII be very
scarce in this section by next spring
Corn is high and very few cattle are
Being fed. If the winter would prove
70 be an open one. however, the luxuriant
wheat fields may help 10 produce some
ordinarily good cows and heifers
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago, Oct. 29.-Cattle-Receipts, T.
Co., including 1 $50 Texans and l,500 west
ems; market steady at Mondays ad-
vance; good to prime steers, SC. 2566 IS:
poor to medium, s.. S0d6.O0; stockers and
feeders, S2-o0d4.30: cows and heifers, s.. %
Q5.o0; Gamers, $1.25d2. %; bulls, 81. oOd4 so;
calves, s.. o0d6. %; Texas steers, s.. O9I4. 90;
western steers, s.. e0Q5.5
Hogs-Receipts. today, ., 900; tomorrow
30 O0J; left over. 1900; market 10c lower;
mixed and butchers, s.. scat. 30; good TO
choice heavy, S5.S5d630; rough heavy.
S5-5O05.S0; light s5.S0Q6.00; bulk OF sales,
5.S0a6.00
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market steady
TO 19c higher; good to choice wethers,
S3-5Oq4.z5 fair to choice mixed, g. 900
$50; western sheep, 50 o0Q4 60; native
lambs, $2-50q5.oo; western lambs, S. $50
ST. Loulas
st. Louis, Oct. 29.-Cattle-Receipts,
400, including 200 Texans; market
steady; beef steers. 4.25Q6. 65; stockers
and feeders. s.. 00d4 90; Texas steers, 81 30
GAO; COWS and heifers, 50. OOq3.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market 10 cents
lower; pigs and lights, S. 6Od5. 70; packers
s5.7Oq5.8 so; butchers, s6.00Q6.6215.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market strong;
natives. $2.75QS.5O lambs, S.75Q4. %;
Texas sheep, s.. O0G3.35.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Oct. 29.-Cattle-Receipts
1900; market active and stronger; ma
tives, S3.00d6.50; westerns, 81. 75G6. 90;
cows and heifers, 81. $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market generally
l0c lower; light and light mixed, S. cog
5.95; medium and heavy, S.. 1860.
Sheep-Receipts, S42. Market steady to
strong; lambs and yearlings, mixed, 81 80:
top wethers, $500; top ewes, $3.50;
lambs, S4.O0G4.75
Kansas City.
Kansas City, No, Oct 29.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, natives, LOCO; Texans. loo;
calves. 100; best beef steers strong; cows
steady TO 10c lower; other cattle steady;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
s. S5Q6.50; fair to good, S5.OOG5. 70: stock
ers and feeders, S3.0O64. %; western fed
steers, S.25G6.25; western range steers,
s.. 5oq5.25: Texas steers, s.. 5OG3. so; Texas
cows, A.75G2.75; native COWS, s.. 6564. %;
heifers, $3.00G5.40; Gamers, 81 50d2 80;
bulls, s. 15d3.75; calves, s.. O0G5. 90.
Hogs-Receipts, LOCO; market to
nc lower; top, $500: bulk of sales, IS. so
95.95; heavy, S5.95d6.00; mixed packers,
s.. 75d6.00; light, s5.10G5.S5; pigs, s4.4OQ
3 ..
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market strong;
native lambs, s4.0Oq4S5; western lambs,
So. 75G4.6O; native wethers, s.. 35G3. IS:
western wethers, 50. 25Q3. 60; ewes, 50. cog
$40; culls, s1.50d3.25.
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TWO GRAINS Up
Buying by Professionals Give
Strength to
CORN AND OATS
Wheat Makes Poor Showing,
Closing Lower

Chicago, Oct 29.-Buying by profess
SIGNALS gave corn and oats strength indie
pendent OF a sagging wheat market today
and December wheat closed 1kQ9sc lower.
December corn KG2.c higher. and De-
cember oats 14G7sc advanced Provisions
closed 21ka15c lower.
Corn developed the most activity it has
shown in q week, mainly on drive by
the bull clique. Influenced by a depressed
wheat opening, December started IN
changed TO a shade lower at 567s TO 56z9
$3.50. Liverpool cables indicated a com
Portable increase in prices, and when
there was considerable demand by ship
pers and commission houses, and but
a scanty supply wherewith to fill it, the
bulls started in to push prices upward.
The sagging wheat market retarded this
advance at times, but December sold TO
579sc Just before the end of the session.
closing firm, HG2sc higher, at 571sd57iIc.
Receipts were 2l7 cars.
Gables were indifferent in the wheat
market at the opening and December
started unchanged to a shade lower at
1isG71c. Early advices had it that the
drought still continued IN Argentina, and
ures. A quantity OF long wheat was alb
sorbed before direct cables announced
the end of the drought, and then there
was a scurry to unload. Under this
pressure and Influenced by a very dull
market, prices declined, being steadled
at times only by the strength in corn.
December sagged to 7015Q7O5sc, and closed
weak, 13Q5sc lower, at 705sq7O24c. Local
receipts were 240 cars, two OF contract
grade; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
SEQ cars. making a total for the three
points of 1,l0s cars, against 962 last week
and 767 a year ago. Primary receipts
were 10000 bushels, compared with
$4,000 bushels year ago. Seaboard
clearances in wheat and -four were 466, coo
bushels. The seaboard reported II loads
taken for export. Bradstreets reported
the worlds visible supply increase 2,954,
000 bushels.
Oats were fairly active early, follow
ing the lead Of corn. Scarcity of offer
ings was the early feature, and Deem
Der opened a shade higher. Shippers and
commission houses started the buying
and were soon Joined by professionals.
December sold between 361A and 36dc, and
closed firm, A0%c higher, at 365sc. Re
ceipts were 2l9 cars.
Provisions experienced a dull, narrow
market. Liberal receipts of hogs started
an early decline and free offerings of
lard prevented any support on the
strength of the coarser grains. Shorts
and English packers were the best buy
ers. January pork closed ~ cents lower
at s1490, January lard 15c depressed, at
IS so, and January ribs cents down, at
$7.671A.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 120 cars; corn, 125 cars; oats, 10
cars; hogs, 81, 900 head.
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New YORK Money marke.

New York. oct. s.-Money on call
nominally at 81 TO ! per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4izd5 per cent; ster-
ling exchange easier. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at s. $50 a 367s
for demand and at 81 S3iz6s 50 for 60
DAYS. Posted rates. s4Siia aud s4.s7iz
Commercial bills. = So. a. Sit. Bar sill
Yer, SIS. Mexican dollars. S5it. Govern
ment bonds, steady; refunding twos. reg
istered, lSlz; coupon, 10Si5; threes. reg
-stered, 1914; coupon. 19Slz; new fours,
registered, 13S; coupon. I59. old Yours. reg
iste-ed. i1la4: coupon. iilas; fves, regis
tered, 106i4. coupon. 1919.
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Ills LEE IN PERIL

7 just seemed TO have gone all to
pieces" writes Alfred Bee, OF Welfare.
Tex. 'buiousness and lame back had
made lie burden. coCldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out 10
work when began 70 use Electric Bit
tiers. but they worked wonders. Now
sleep like a top. can eat anything. have
gained in strength and enjoy hard work -
They give vigorous health and rev life
to weak. sickly rundown people Try
them. ONLY soc at Behring's pharmacy.
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STOCKS AND eoEDs.

New yora. o. es-Tte rrofessed ark
iety felt by the professional Operators II
stocks yesterday seemed u Dr. eoasldera-
bly, relieved today- Thei- professional
brethren OF builsh tendency saded th@
incentive o lively Bidding uP here and
there. As a consequence a considerable
demand to cover short contracts ulzEe
TIE market strong duriag TIE early part
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At the sale of fine cattle IN Kansas City
last week Kansas got twenty-five Of the
thirty-five Galloways sold, and she also
got her share of the Shorthorns. This
state is keeping TO the front in fine stock,
and whenever anybody has something
nice in that line he can always find
buyer il Kansas for it.
J. T. Henderson, Of Cowley county,
topped the cattle market in Kansas City
last Monday with some 1,1H-pound steers
Of his own feeding. They brought s6.25.
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DID NOT KNOW HAD
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
How to Find Out
II You Need
Swamp-Root.

stand how quickly fad
If you sick feel badly begin taking discovery
the other ORGANS TO health trial wiz convince
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OUT OF DEATHS laws

"When deaIh seemed Very noar rom
a severe stomach and liver trouble. that
I had suffered with for years" writes
P. Muse. Durham. y. c.. "Dr. Kings
New Life Pills saved my life and gave
perfect health" Best pills on earth and
only sc al GchriEg's pharmacy.
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]. 0. GILBERT, $40 n. Main
Stoves, Furniture, Carpets, DrsHriss

Sand dollars for TIE erection ~ Tree
uhray building for Gsthris Repeatedly
vo1rs. JAS HERTHAN.
Private Secretary
Guthrie people wfil raise iie arusgrt
rscesssFy for the nai1feaaree - fhs
library. and tbs means lhas ne arss -
acceIfed
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WOMAN'S KIDNEYS
Thousands of Women Have Kidney Trouble and
Never Suspect It.
To Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy SWAMP
ROOT, Will do for YOU, Every Reader OF the
Eagle" May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Swanp-Root VIII do Just as much for
any housewife whose back Is too weak
10 perform her necessary work. who Is
always tired and overwrousht. who feels
that the cares OF lie are more than sas
can stand 1t Is 3 boon 10 the weak and
aillng
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Low Rate Excursions.

To Ohio and Indiana points; also Louis
vile, KY, via B. & o. S.-W., Sept. 18th
and Path and Oct. 1st and Sth. Good re-
turning thirty days. Call on nearest
ticket agent. or address A. C. Goodrich,
Trav. Pass'r Agent, Kansas City, No.
also F. D. Gildersleeve. Dist. Pass'r
Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished By the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. d II Dubois. AS-
stractor. Cour; House. Phone III
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Frank Scott 70 Z J. Robbins, lots
3 and u IN block s BaTneyile o.. 100
Horace ". Porter 20 amanda Tuck
CT. lots 5, 6. &. and 5 E : y y I.
and = = : " = Of Sees. and lot
IL Sec {. all IN IS - -----.--...- sso
". r. Tucker 70 Dave ssibert. =
Douglas avenue. Grei1enstein
md addition ..-.-----------.---------- -
r. r Poweu 10 Netue Hs.oa. lots
and :. Elizabeth avenue. Law
rsaces 9Th addition -..-..----.----- z.
George Hayferd 70 Tr1e g. Rich
ards1a. s. Market street ----.------- iss
Hart West Land CO. 70 Chas- A.
Wei. ls and = feet CT 10. Texas
avenue -----.---.------- -.-----.------- -
Lotti= r Cox 90 william II Pirtle.
lot T. Indiana avenue. MstheE-
son : 1rd addition .-----.----.-------- -
Henry schnitzisr 70 Bely Sleczker.
= land -. ichlta street. schritz-
icrs addition -..-.---------.----..- -
~. p TrcEer % Georze - N1rEna.
e. Desel4s avenue Grt.sezsteiz's
rGEts.- .-ftsr ErkslrHGrOE
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Among the many famous cures OF
Swamp-Root investigated BY the Eagle,
none seem TO speak higher OF the Won
derfu curative properties CT this great
kidney remedy than the one We publish to-
day for the benefit OF our readers.
Mrs. II. y. Wheeler. OF IL High Rock
St. Lynn. Mass. writes on Nov. ..
1900: About i months ago I had 8
very severe spell Of sickness l was
extremely sick for three weeks. and
when 1 finally was able 20 leave my bed
I was lefI with eNcTuciating pains in
my back My water az times looked
very like conee. I could pass but little
81 time, and then only after suffering
such that had no strength and was al
run down The doctors said my kidneys
were not Affected. and while 1
DID NOT KNOW HAD
KIDNEY TROUBLE,
somehow felt certain that my kidneys
were the cause OF my trouble. My SIS
ter. Mrs c. Z. Littleheld. q Lynn. ad-
vised me 10 give DR.. kilmer's swamp
Root a trial. I procured a bottle and
inside OF three days commenced 70 get
relief. l followed up that bottle with
another, and AT the completion OF this
one found was completely cured. Ny
strength returned, and today l am as
Well as ever. My business is that OF
canvasser. ! am on my feet 4 great
deal OF the time. and have 10 use much
energy IN getting around. Ny cure IS
therefore al the more remarkable, and
is exceedingly gratifying 10 me.
MRS Il n WHEEL Err 4"
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WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis. Oct @.-Wool market dull:
/ territory and western mediums. I4G161sc;
fine, 110151sci coarse. 12TI5c-
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Rev Frank NJ Lynch's lecture to
night at the First Methodist church VIII
be q great treat 10 those who have been
10 California. and also 20 those who En-
JOY description in the way u ali that
a wide-awake man sees on such a trip
No admission VIII Re charged. but
collection al the door
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ZOE sTEALINe coal

John Lane Caught and Arrested for II
Last Night
John lane was arrested last night and
locked Up or the charge OF stealing coal
from car in the Santa Fe yards Il IS
alleged that the man filled z sack with
eaai and had started TO carry IL away.
when "A special officer came alorg and
ceuEht him IS be was leaEinE
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kansaa city.

Kansas City. 40. Oct. 29-CClose)-
Wheat-December. 651zc May. 76isc; cash.
No. hard. c7G675zc; No 3. 6514 csc; No.
red, 70isc; No. 3. Sd70c.
Corn-December. 5s7sc. May, 5slk e5sl.c:
cash. No. mixed, 59Is z55s5zc; No. white.
5elzc.
Oats-No. , white, sslzGosEe-
Rye-No =. Sc
Hay-Choice timothy and prairie. slsG
1856
Butter-Creamery. 19c; fancy dairy. 14a
15c.
F-r-rS-T- -asN 10
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ST. Louis Oct 9.-Wheat-Lower: No.
red cash. elevator. &c; track. l2ls 672a.c:
May. 7oG701sc: No. . hard. 6974 G7oc
Corn-Ffigher; No. , cash. SEC; track.
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