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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago, Nov. 20.-wHEAT-New low
figures on the crop were again recorded
today for wheat and corn futures. There
was a very strong opening In wheat in
fluenced by export conditions but after
initial buying by seaboard houses ceased
there was no support to the market and
It slumped from cents for support for
Liverpool advices had 1t that United King
dom wheat supplies had reached such a
volume that the British commission was
likely to reduce the fixed prices of wheat
to millers. Opening prices. which were
from 1ae to 1Hc lower with December $1.T2
to silly and March S1.63 to $1621a first
stiffened at the higher levels and then fell
March. Commission houses sold corn and
there was renewed liquidation in that pit
the opening being from &c higher to 12t
lower with December 6G12c to 66Ac, May
at re to 711tc and July T2Ac to re. The
slump carried December to 654e and May
to T07sc
After December wheat had touched 81 CT
there was rally based on weekend cover
ing and bullish export This movement con.
tinued to the end with the close at $1.6SL
to SLIGO for December and SISSY to $l.5s
for March. the net declines for the day
ranging from Sc to 4%c.
The wheat rally had small effect on corr
again. December corn closed at a4Mc to
G4c. and may at zoe to 695sc.
OATS-Oats yielded to the corn in
Influences and dropped from an opening
of 4s%e to 4sEc for May down to 4se.
Oats followed corn closely with the May
option closing at 4Sc to 47Hc, after a rally
to 4s1kc from its low Of 41ssc.
PROVISIONS-Proyisi were also
weak with fresh pork and lard at reduc-
tons in the cash market.
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Santa F'e to Piay Carbonate.

The big battle between the Santa Fe
and Carbonate teams will be played
tomorrow at the Santa Fe park at 8
O'Clock. The locals have a standing
three-year record of not being beaten
or even scored against. Carbondale's
team is composed of former college
and high school men. This game will
be hard fought and should interest
every red FLOODED American interested
in football. The lineup for the Santa
Fe is as follows: Leech, left end (;
MitchellS left tackle; Keene, left guard /;
Pringle, center; Schwarts, right guard; ;
Jacobs, right tackle; Cooper, right end /,
Price, quarter: Mckinley (captain)
left half; Vigneron, right half;
Bendeler, fullback.
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N. Y. BANK STATEMENT

New York Nov. 20.-The actual condition
of clearing house banks and trust compan-
les for the week shows that they hold S12,-
4T03S0 reserve in excess of legal require
ments. This is a decrease of $40, 1876, 500
from last week. The statement follows:
Loans, discounts, ETC., 1929, $4,000; de-
crease SIS, 242, 0OG.-
Cash in own vaults. members federal re-
Serve bank $96.41s. 600; increase $5SG. 600.
Reserve in federal reserve bank of mem
Der banks 1925 1873 600; decrease S24, $3.50, 600
Reserve in own vaults, state banks and
trust companies, $9,341,000; increase $1ST, >
O0c.
Reserve in depositaries, state banks and
trust companies, 9G51, 600; increase $685.,
O0c
Net demand deposits $4,000 s64, COO; de-
crease $32 264, 600. U. s. deposits deducted
$Ge 056, 900.
Time deposits. s269, 10000; decrease ST.
III 00e.
Circulation, $34, 9S4 600: increase $500, 900.
Aggregate reserve S544. 325, 900.
Excess reserve $12, 470,3s0, decrease 49,
T35, 500.
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MUNsEY ADDS TO STRING.
Purchases Baltimore American and
Star for S1,5OO.OOOA

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 2O.-Frank A.
Munsey. owner of the Baltimore News,
the New York Sun, the New York
Herald and other publications, has
purchased the Baltimore American,
and the Baltimore Star, it was an
inounced. The price was reported to
be about $1.500,OO0.
Publication of the Star will be sus-
pended December 1 and the American
will be issued as the morning edition
of the News. but it will retain its
name. The Sunday American also will
sbe continued. as will the Sunday af-
fternoon edition of the News.
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Chicago, Nov. Receipts 5000.
Market mostly Zoe 70 15c higher, closing
firm firm 10 Bulk of sales. si15o@1d g; top,
iums. $11.65@12.00; lights, $1I50dII 30
light weights s11.4061fs0 heavy packing
sows: smooth. s110e@11.4o; packing sows,
rough, $40 l5@ 100; pigs, 110od y %
6i1T5.
CATTLE-.Reeeiptss 5000 Trading light.
record. Compared with a week ago: Choice
prime corn fed beef steers, SOC to 75c low
er; other beef and butcher cattle unevenly
II to y lower: Gamers and cutters, pc to
soc lower: light veal calves, 25c lower
heavy calves averaged $3.50 lower; stockers
and feeders, mostly 75c to 81 lower
SHEEP-Receipts 1000. Compared with
week ago: Fat sheep and lambs, soc to 75c
lower; yearltngs, 75c to 81 lower; feeders,
soc to 75c lower.
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LIFE TERM FOR THE CRANK.
Kidnaper of CoughIin Baby Pleaded
Guilty to Murder Charge.

Norristown, Pa. Nov. 20.-August
Pascal. alias Pasquale, the crank in
the Coughlin kidnapping case, was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment this morn
ing Wy Judge Swartz in Norristown
court. Pascal pleaded guilty at his
trial to second degree murder and
kidnapping for extortion.
He stole Blakely Coughlin, the 10
months old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Coughlin, from their home
near Norristown on June 2 last and
smothered the infant under his coat.
He was sentenced on the kidnapping
charge. Sentence was suspended on
the second murder charge.
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HIS SHIP MAKES RECORD TRIP
President Elect Harding Now Due in
Panama Tuesday Morning.

Aboard S. S. Parismina, Nov. 20
ttBy wireless to New Orleans
ing President-elect Harding to the
Pans ma canal zone on a vacation trip.
the liner Parismina was making rec
ord time today at more than thirteen
knots. The ship was today entering
the Caribbean sea.
Harding has spent most of his time
on deck ever since leaving New Or
Jeans He strolls up and down,
smoking his pipe and chatting with
Passengers.
The weather today was moderate
rapidly becoming tropical and the sea
was calm.
catan channel, Mrs. Harding appeared
on the deck for the first time and
strolled with the president-elect.
Harding is due at Cristobal early
Tuesday
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DENIES NEW WILL MADE.

Phoenix, Nov. 19.-Denial that any
new will had been made by Thomas j.
Check, of Topeka, Kan, who died here
last Saturday night, was made today
by A. Henderson Stockton.
Check died under circumstances
which resulted in the arrest of his
son, Victor Check, and the latters
wife, on charges of murder. They
retained Stockton as counsel.
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WEATHER
tCcntinued from Page one.)

- FdKt =
United States last night was at North
Platte, Neb., where there was a small
cold spot with q temperature of 80
degrees. The coolest place in Kansas
was at Dodge City-38 degrees.
There is really no cold weather in
the United States today, and no rain
so far, east of the Rocky mountains.
The highest temperature ever 're-
corded in Topeka on this date was 80
degrees in 1897, and the lowest was
16 degrees in 1914.
At o'clock this afternoon the wind
was bolwing at 20. miles an hour from
the south.
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WINS PRIZE IN APPLE CONTEST.
Leona StcdaI of state Street School
Wins First Honors.

The first prize in the apple essay
contest conducted by the State Horti-
cultural society was won by Leona
Stedal of State Street school, and the
second prize by Dora Nicely of Lincoln
school, 1t Is announced by q. F. Whit
ney. secretary of the society. Each
girl will receive box of apples.
4 Baskets of apples will be awarded
TO a group of other pupils, including
Marguerite Smith, Lincoln school;
Ruth Bess, Parkdale school; Max
Weiser. Lafayette school; opal Elan
ders, Van Buren, school, and Hazel
Weir, Grant school Baskets of grapes
will go to Thelna Spugel, State Street
school; Louise Kittell. Central Park
school. and Evelyn Casebien, Quincy
school. Whitney requests that all prize
winners call at his home, sos Topeka
avenue. for their prizes.
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New Cabinet for BeIgiun,.

Brussels, Nov. 20.-Announceme
was made today of formation of a
new Belgian cabinet. The personnel
follows: Premier, De Wharf; minister
of justice, Van Der Velde; minister of
foreign affairs, Jasper; minister of
Economics, De Vyvere; minister of de-
Tense. De Neze; minister of railways.
Neujan; minister of science and art.
De Stree; minister of industry, labor
and food, Wauters; minister of public
works, Anselle; minister of finance,
Theunys; minister of agriculture, Ru-
zette: minister of colonies. Franck.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Nov. 20-MONEY-Prime
mercantile paper. s per cent. Exchange,
firm. Sterling, 90 day bills, 3.41ss; COM
mercial. GO day bills on banks 3.411s; COM
mereial, so day. bills, 341k; demand,
3461s; cables, 3.461s. Francs, demand,
Cos; cables, GOT. Belgian francs, $50; ca
bles, Gal. Marks, demand, lbs: cables, 139.
Greece, demand, $50 New York exchange
on Montreal, IL BIG per cent discount.
Government and railroad bonds, irregular.
Sterling advanced strongly later. 60 day
bills. S3.43%; commercial, GO day bills on
banks, 3.43A: commercial, GO day bills,
3.43A; demand, 3.4SA cables, $40.
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Chicago weekly Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov. 20.-war prices on grain
met their Waterloo this week. Unea siness
over the general business outlook proved
more than an offset for bullish factors.
Notwithstanding the MANY big cuts which
the xsalue of cereals had recently under
gone. Compared with a week ago wheat
off TIC to sac and oats BIC to 4tzc. In
provisions the net changes varied from 50
cents decline to a rise Of 81.
At the beginning of the week, material
upturns in wheat prices took place owing
largely to signs Of European buying ana
to the assumption that Bolsbevikf military
successes had rendered improbable for a
long time any important grain shipments
from Russia. There was also much talk
of an effort to arrange credits I'm this
country to enlarge exports to Germany.
Confidence based on such grounds, hsw-
ever. did not last and aggressive selling
set Y accompanied by renewed attention
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IRISH PROBE NOW ADJoURNs.
Hold No More Hearings Until After
Thanksgiving Day.

washington, Nov. 2O.-After receiv-
ing more reports of conditions in Ire
land resulting from the movement for
independence from both American and
Irish witnesses at the second day of
its hearings here the commission of
the committee of one hundred inves-
tigating the question late today ad-
journed over Thanksgiving.
The hearings will be resumed prob
ably the first week in December, sub
jeet to the call of Frederick c. Howe.
commission chairman.
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KANSAS CHARTERS GRANTED

The state charter board has approved the
following charter applications:
Fort Scott Improvement Co., $50, 00a.
Il. w. Morris Manufacturing Co., Pitfsburg,
$1,000.
United Brethren church, Crandall.
Polonia Mercantile Co., Kansas City, $780,
600.
Tompkins- Bolen Coal Co., Kansas City,
SIC, 00c.
Valley Petroleum Co., Arkansas City, $52,-
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JURY IN POLICE COURT CASE.


Toledo, Nov. 20.-For the first time,
it is said in the history of local courts,
a police court judge today passed bal
lots thru the court room and asked the
spectators to writet the verdict on the
slips of paper.
OF the "a ballots. 27 were marked
mot guilty" The prisoner on trial for
alleged bribery, was declared not
guilty by the Judge, James Austin.
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Pomona, Calf, Nov. 2Q.-Congress-
man-elect Charles F. Vandewater. Re-
publican, of Long Beach, Calf. and
his secretary, Miss Jammes Leuvin
also of Long Beach, were killed 81
Walnut. twelve miles from here. early
this morning when the automobile in
which they were riding struck motor
truck.
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kansas city Livestock Market.

Kansas City, Nov. 2o-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $50. Market for week: Beef steers
and feeders, SOC to 81 lower; bulls and
vealers, 50c lower; other calves, 81 to 81 so
dover: she stock, soc to T5c lower; can
ners, 25c higher; stock cows and heifers,
steady to soc lower.
HOGS-Receipts 1000 Market mostly
steady to 10c higher; no choice hogs here !;
medium and good Highland medium weight,
S11 2oeI11: 90; stock pigs, unevenly lower !;
good kinds, $1015
SHEEP-Receipts 600. Market for week ::
Sheep and feeding lambs. 81 to S1.50 lower :
fat lambs, Toe to 81 lower.
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cases. Ffrsts, 7o@Tic: ordinary firsts, 59@
&c: at mark, cases included, 60G10c; stan
dards, 72@13c, refrigerator firsts, 52la@
531zc-
POULTRY-Aiive. higher; fowls, 14Q21c
springs, 221kc; turkeys, 3Sc.
ATOES-Receipts so cars. Northern
white, bulk. $1.T5671 90: sacked, $2.o0: Red
River. choice, $210@2,25; Idaho Rurals
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Want Help From BoIsbeyiki

Paris. Nov. 20.-Representativ of
Lithuania are in Moscow negotiating
with the Russian government for a
military offensive against Poland. ac-
cording to advices received from the
soviet capital today
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Allies Adout .sNatchfuI Waiting. ;,

London, Nov. 2O.-The Times today
discounted the theory that Great Brit
ain and France would unite immedi-
ately in opposition to Constantine re
occupying the Greek throne. The
newspaper declared the British policy
will be wait and see."
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WHEAT
New york Produce Maraet.

New York, Nov. 20.-BUTTER-Market
firm. Creamery higher than extras, 651a@
G6c.
EGGs-Market steady. Fresh gathered
extra firsts, S3M S5c.
CHEESE-Market firm. State whole
milk, flats, held specials, 2S@2sc.
POULTRY--Alive, firm; chickens. BOA
sic; fowls, 22G34c; dressed, steady broii-
ers, 34@45c.
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New York. Nov. 20-Liberty bonds close
S1a's, $3.50; first As. s710; second IS, $3.50
Ans, Ss.42; fourth AIS, s5.76; Victory
3s4's, 1854; Victory 434's, 1886.
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National Bank can Issued.

Washington, Nov. 20-The comp
troIler of the currency today issued q
call for the condition of all national
banks at the close of business on Mon
day, November Is.
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Chicago Bread Prices Sliced.

Chicago, Nov. 20.-Bread prices
were being sliced here today, an
nouncements of cuts of 1 and cents
a loaf because of recent declines in
grains being announced. Reductions
in price OF mems collars and leather
belts also were announced today.
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Nobel Peace Prize to Wilson?

Stockholm, Nov. 20.-Newspapers
here declared today that President
Wilson probably will be awarded the
Nobel peace prize.
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Attention TX. of

Members are requested to attend
funeral of our departed Brother La
Roy Penwell.
BENZ. BARNUM. K. OF R. and S.
ADV.
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New YORK cotton Market

New York, Nov. 20.-CoTToN-Cotton on
futures opened steady; December, 1915
January. 1895; March, 1885; May, 1850
July, 1870.
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New York Sugar Market.

settled; SIG for centrifugal: refined
sugar, duh and unchanged at e.0Od05o for
fine graduated.
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Topeka Poultrx ana Exx.

FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing Col
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 20.
Hens, 4 lbs. and over, gle; under lbs,
1sc; broilers lbs. and under. &c; springs
over lbs, PIC; old ROSTERS, 15c.
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ASKS FUND PROBE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

state property, and none of it used for
the upkeep of the rented residence.
''I desire to recommend that the
legislature either dispose of this prop
erty or discontinue making appropria-
lions for rent and upkeep of any other
executive residence"
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DAILY wEATHEK REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office.
Topeka, Kan. for the twenty -four hours
ending at a. m. Saturday.
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orange of prices on grain futures or
the Kansas City Board of Trade, as reported
by B. c. Christopher Co.. 326 New Eng
land Bldg.
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Church Notices

(These notices must be in the State
journal office by Eeo'clock on Friday
afternoon. Unless otherwise noted in
this column services will be held at II
O'Clock in the morning and 1880 o'cloo1
In the evenfng.)
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New orleans Cotton Market.


New Orleans, Nor. 20.-CoTToN-Spo
25c lower; middling, 1925.
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Washington. Nov. 10 Herbert
Hoover today was elected president of
the American Engineering Council.
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BIG PLOT is UNCOVERED.
European Officials Wanted to Dump
Dangerous Criminals in U. S.

New York, Nov. 2O.-A plot to I'M
load criminals and dangerous radicals
in the port of New York has been
unearthed by immigration authorities
here, Frederick Wallis, United States
commissioner of immigration, told the
national industrial council here.
Wallis declared the plot had been
tentered into by corrupt officials of
European governments and the police
authorities of at least two European
nations. He urged stricter immigra-
ton laws.
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prices at Kansas City. Later, liquidation
Except for November delivery pfs1,
grain and hogs.
Kansas city weekly Livestock Market.
kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. 10.
IMPROVED TONE II CATTLE; H2Gs
SHEEP AND LAMBS STEADY.
An active demand for stockers and feed
in the past P fS saT for eS ali
classes are 20 to so cents higher Lnan
Wednesday. the low day Of the Week.
to country points, and Thursday $50 cars.
Hog prices are still on the dewn grade;
The decline today 20 to AZ cehts, i for the
year. scant supply Of sheep and lambs
sold at steady prices
THIS WEEKS RECEIPTS.
Receipts this week were G6,555 cattle
IL, $50 calves, 5000 hogs and 23.05o sheep,
80, 100 hogs, and 26,552 sheep last week. and
| 10000 cattle, 10,G61 calves, $500 hogs, ana
%, 600 sheep year ago.
BEEF CATTLE.
Tho total receipts of cattle early in the
week were large the per cent fat enough
relatively small However, killers de-
| pressed prices until late Wednesday when
Prices Tf SAITH At the i low point wednesday prices
were fully 81 under last weeks close. Since
then, half the decline was regained. No
prime corn fat steers arrived. Some good
short fed steers sold at s1125 to $12.I5.
| Grass fat steers sold at $50 TO S11 with
Gamer steers down to S4.25. Cows broke
as much steers early in the week and
made nearly a fun recovery in the past two
days. Veal calves were steady to so cents
lower.
| SToCKERS AND FEEDERS.
In the first two days of the week demand
FOR stockers and feeders was extremely dull
with heavy supply accumulated in the
yards Buying started up late Wednesday
the largest of the season: Prices today
averaged 90 cents higher than wednesday.
| HOGS.
Hog prices broke % to 40 cents today.
making a drop of $1.15 for the week. To-
days decline took the market Into a new
low position since December, 1916. The
top price today was S11.65, and the bulk
of the hogs sold at SIPS to $11.50. Pigs
sold readily at % cents lower prices, and
they show about the same decline for the
week as nogs. Receipts are increasing. In
j the five days this week receipts were the
| SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The few sheep and lambs offered today
were plain native grades that sold slowly
at steady prices. Offerings this week
were the commonest of the season. mostly
natives. Fat lambs are quoted at $40 TO
culls as low as s., yearlings at IS to $50,
wethers $3.50 to 1925 and ewes 50 to Sc.
HORSES AND MULES.
A light supply of horses and mules sold
at stronger prices, and limited demanu
for farm mares and chunks was carried
over owing to lack of offerings. The gem
eral market tho duh for the season of the
year was improved some compared with
. last week. CHARLES NJ. P1PKIN,
Market Correspondent
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Topeka Market Report.

Topeka, Kan. Nov 20.
MIXED AND BUTCHERS....$ 9006I10.SJ
HEAVY MISREPRESENTATION. 9O0lI 10 40
LIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aOO6IlO 10
PIGS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s506II0W,
CHOICE PACKING STOCK. $500 o. =,
Cannot use rough unfiniehed hogs for
packing purposes. Will have to buy at
stock prices
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Grange Of prices on grain futures on
the Chicago Board of Trade as reported
by The Empire Commission Co.. 301 New
England Didg.)
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE tablets. The genuine bears the sig
nature Of Il. W. Grove. 30c.-Adv.
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20 .h. d;st0rbed financial and economic
sftusfion and to Indications that stock e.
wheat might be built up here. by arri nv ,,,'.
from Minneapolis and Canada; Ihen S ION
increased offeriprs from the big new 1szV
Weld Of corn, and the whole grail, nse
tumbled in good earnest. despite e e ear e
~ farmers weakness In corn and oats
started with a sharp break in cash corn
prices at Kansas City. Later, hquidatioh
Excent for November delivery pro-
,isions tended downward In sympathy WIZ
grain and hogs.
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Kansas City. Nov. 20.
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kansas City Produce Market.

Kansas City Nov. 29-EGGS-Market IN
changed Firsts, 70d72c; seconds, SOC: Sc
leeted. 76f7 &c.,
G2c: packing. 32c.
PoJLTRY--Hens 21c; light hens. Below
er to 15c; springs. 21e: ROSTERS. 1ec-