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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-28
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago, Aug. 2s.AwHEAT-Buying in
duced by the liberal export business of
yesterday and a lack of offerings today
stated wheat &c to &C higher, the March
delivery showing the greatest gain, Decem-
Der started $2-37 to $2.3S and March $2-32
There was very little variation in
wheat prices from the start. the bulk Of
the trade being of a local character and
prices closed with only small part of the
early gain lost. The market showed a net
gain of &c to 21sc over the previous close,
with December $2.36% to $2.37 and March
2323k.
CORN-Corn prices moved within narrow
limits today, the market being in sympathy
with wheat. The close was practically the
same as at the start prices showing net
gain of Il to Sse over yesterdays finish,
with September S1.43Js to $144 and De-
cember S1197s to $1.20.
OATS-Oats were firmer with other
grains. September and December starting
lower while May WAS up sc to 6914c. In
itial quotations ranged from &c lower to
ssc higher, with September. 671sc to 61L &c
and December &C to 6Tkc
PROVISIONS-Firs sales in provisions
showed the market unchanged to a shade
higher.
Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
1.-THE range of prices on grain futures on
Chicago Board of Trade as reported by
Empire Commission Co.. S01 New England
Bldg)
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Chicago Livestock Market.

Chicago. Aug. 2s-CATTLE-Receip 3
500. Compared with week ago: Choice and
prime steers, 25c to 4Oc higher; good and
fat choice, Soc to Toe higher: medium to
best grades, PC to soc stronger; common to
fair grassers, steady to strong; good cows
and heifers, SOC to Zoe stronger; medium
kinds, averages 25c to SOC higher; common
and fat kinds, steady to strong: bulls,
steady to 25c lower; calves, $500 to $2.25
higher; stockers and feeders, steady
HOGS-Receipts $500. Market mostly 10c
to 15c higher than yesterdays average: top,
S15,s0; bulk packing sows. $13.S0G HOO I;
bulk light and butcher hogs, S15.10d 10. 20 /;
pigs, steady TO 25c lower; bulk desirable
kinds, $14 O0G1425.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000. Compared with
week ago: Fat lambs, generally 81 higher
yearlings. S125M1.T5 higher; matured
sheep, 25c TO Coo higher; feeder lambs and
yearlings, 81 higher feeding and breeding
sheen. 25c to SOC higher.
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groups reacted sharply in the course of
today's short stock market session, notably
the independent steels, equipments. motors,
oils and food issues. Repiogle steel was
the chief featere. falling almoss S points
and followed by a rally of 61z; Vanadium.
Crucible, Bethlehem. American Car, Re-
public, Motor, Bosch Magnetic, Cuba cane
sugar, American sugar, Tobacco Products
and national lead recorded extreme de-
clines of to IA points but recovered If
regularly. Rails alone, especially the in
vestment division were firm on light deal
ings. The closing was steady. Sales ap-
proximated 115,000 shares.
Stocks were irregular but mainly lower at
the outset of today's brief trading period.
selling pressure concentrating in the steels.
equipments. rails and shippngs- Replogle
lost 3 points in the early dealings and
Yanadium and Studebaker point each
American, ore fell 1% and American Inter
national, Pan American. Petroleum and
Reading forfeited large fractions, Coca Cola
and Mexican petroleum gained 1 point each
with moderate advances in some of the
other oils. National Aniline was prominent
among the speeiaities for its rise Of H
points.
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WEATHER
Continued from Page One

(Continued from Page One.l
perature of 81 occurred, The high
mark in the country was 80 at
Phoenix, Ariz.
With the exception of .02 of an inch
at Goodland. no rain has fallen in the
state during the last twenty-four
hours. with the exception of showers
at Saiina, Miltonvale and lakewood.
Beatrice, Neb., reported 10. The
roads are marked with rough spots
from Salina east to Kansas City but
west of Salina they are good? No
muddy roads were reported in the
state.
At o'clock this afternoon the wind
was blowing twelve miles an hour
from the southeast.
The extremes on record in Topeka
for this date are 1o1 in 1912 and 43
from the south.
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'.NIexican Policy Wiggling.'
COUNTY CANDIDATES ORGANIZE.
Republicans Select Paul Heinz as
Chairman In Shawnee.

Chairman III shawnee.
Shawnee county Republican candi-
dates met Friday night at the office OF
Paul Heinz, candidate for judge of the
court of Topeka, and organized for the
campaign. Heinz was elected chair
man Of the organization and Edwin R.
Jones secretary. Committees named
follow:
Campaign: Hugh T. Fisher, Douglas
A. Graham and J. D. NJ. Hamilton, jr.;
assessment, Tom Boyd, Douglas :.
Graham and Matt Weightman; pub
Hcity. DIR. H. L. Clark, Tinkham Veale
and Bob Miller.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Be it resolved by the Shawnee County
Republican candidates, as individuals, and
an organized body, that We strongly
indorse the platform made at the Chicago
convention, and the work and record of
our senator's and representatives, as well
as our state administration. We pledge
our loyal support to all Republican can
didates, national, state and county,
Be it further resolved that as county
candidates, we appreciate the sentiments
expressed by J. n. Dolley, chairman of our
county central committee, with reference
to the county candidates, and we pledge
to him and the other members of the
Republican County Central committee our
active support in the coming campaign.
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ESSEX CARS MAKE RECORD.
Test From Atlantic to Pa
cific Is Successful.

Four Essex motor cars have COM
pleted trips from New York to San
Francisco to demonstrate Essex reli-
ability and endurance, according to
cars started from New York and the
other two from the San Francisco end.
The four cars averaged 4 days, 81
hours and 80 minutes. Three cars
made the trip within a 5-day limit,
while one car ran a few hours over
five days. The distance covered was
3.347 miles.
One car was diverted at Valparaiso,
Ind, in order to establish a Chicago
to New York record which it did in
the unusual time of "a hours, 43 min
utes and so seconds. This beat the
previous record between the two
points by hours, Z minutes and 10
seconds
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Chicago weekly Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 2s.--Grain and provisions
fluctuated during the past week. Com
pared with a week ago wheat this morning
was 4s4c lower to &c higher; corn was 1l5c
down TO ia c up; oats ranged from 1Ac low
tr to 11se higher, while provisions ruled &c
to SOC higher.
The wheat market underwent numerous
fluctuations. At one time March was I'M
der such heavy pressure that it sold at a
discount under December. This was due
to heavy buying of December and selling of
March.
Corn, ike wheat, was unsettled, there
being considerable free selling which
caused a lower tone but buying by strong
commission houses firned prices. At one
time there was spread of around 24c
between September and December delfv-
cries. The federal reserve bank statement
was construed as besrish factor while
transportation facilities carried some
weight. Short coverings toward the end
caused the market to firm with wheat.
Trade in oats started slow but on short
covering and buying by strong commits
sion house with eastern connections. it be-
came strong. Nhen commission houses
got on the selling side the market became
denressed and finished under pressure.
Provisions, as a whole, displayed CON
siderable strength, due to an improved ex-
port demand and higher prices.
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Tennessee FiIIibusters Return.

Decatur Ala, Aug. 27.-Twenty-
eight of the members of the Tennessee
lower house who came here on the
anti-suffrage filibuster expedition, re-
turned to their homes today to par
ticipate in anti-suffrage mass meet
ings in Tennessee scheduled for to-
morrow. Eight of the original party
remained here to keep headquarters
Open" they said.
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BASEBALL GAMES TODAY
National League.

National League.
New York at Cincinnati, 1.-TWO games)i
clear. 1 80 and 3 80.
Brooklyn at Chicago, cloudy, 5.
Boston at Pittsburgh, clear. 3.
Philadelphia at st. Louis, clear, rs.
American League.
Chicago at New York, clear, 5.
Cleveland at Philadelphia, rain, 8.
st. Lonis a Boston, clear. s.
Detroit at Washington, rain, s.
American Association.
Milwaukee-at Minneapolis, clear. 8.
Kansas City at st. Paul clear. 5.
Columbus at Indianapolis, 1.-TWO games)
clear, > and j.
Toledo at Louisville. clear. s 10.
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OH ROADS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE

Shawnee County Denies Petitions Due
TO Price Increase.
There will be no more oiled roads
in Shawnee county for several months.
Henry W. McAfee, county commits
sioner. announced Friday.
The oil on Shawnee county roads
cost cents a gallon" MacAfee said.
1T is impossible to buy the same oil
now for less than Il cents a gallon
teenth street road. the Lincoln street
road from the end of the pavement to
the Country club, a strip on West
Tenth avenue, two blocks long near
the city limits were denied
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Kansas City, Aug s.-WHEAT-Cash {:
Market unchanged to &c higher. No. l
hard, 81 49G2;52; No. hard S247@255;
CORN-Market unchanged. No. 2 mix
ed, Sl53n ]. 80; No. No; 2 mixed, $l;55@ I55 I;
Gi.G1: No. TeiIow. 81 81: 10 Yellow
$160.
OATS-Market unchanged TO lie higher
No. white, 73c; No. mixed, 70071c; No.
> red, 7ec.
RYE-S19s.
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE-S2 44d2 so.
SHORTS-S2. S0d >. 80.
BRAN-S215021S.
WHEAT-Receipts 225 cars.
WHEAT - Close: December, $3.50
March, s. 253<
CORN-September. S1-34; December,
S1.13A; May, $1.11is.
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BRTTTEN REVIEWS CHARGES.
Illinois Congressman Wants Senate
Probe To Investigate British.

Chicago Aug. 2S.-Renewing
charges that British influences and in
ternational bankers have combined to
back the candidacy of Governor Cox,
Democratic presidential nominee, Con-
gresham Britten of Illinois today de-
clared he would urge the senate sub
committee investigating campaign ex-
pendituras to inquire into~this phase
when it meets here Monday.
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BANDITS GET WoMAN's BOOZE.
Lock Family Up While They Haul
Away $1,000 Liquid Loot.

Hannibal. Mo, Aug. 2S.-Five
armed bandits robbed the home of
Mrs. T. ]. Clarity. Brookfield, Mo,
of $4,000 worth of whisky last night,
locking the family in a room while the
liquor was removed from the third
story of the house.
They escaped in an automobile truck
and have not been appfehended. Mrs.
fGarrity's husband, formerly a liquor
dealer, died last year, leaving the
stock of whisky as part of his estate.
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Kansas city livestock Market.

Kansas City, Aug. 2s-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts $50 For week: Beef steers steady
to 25c higher; other graes, steady to 25c
lower; she stock, weak 70 =5c lower; can
ners, steady; bulls, weak to SOC lower
calves, 5Oc@S1 higher; feeders, steady to
25c lower; stOekers. steady
HoGS-Receipts 600. Market active. 100
zoe higher; top, sl5.35; packs. top, $1515 ;
SHEEP-Receipts 600 For week: Sheep.
mostly T5c higher fat lambs. $3.50 175
higher; feeding lambs, 50d T5c higher;
BREEDING ewes, steady.
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INCREASE IN FARM TENANTRY.
Scott County Shows Gain of So Per
Gent in Ten Years.

In Scott county 57.4 per cent of the
farmers are tenants, according to re-
turns by assessors in that county. This
is an increase of 3S.1 per cent in ten
years
Returns from the western counties
have shown enormous increases in
farm tenantry. In 1900 tenants in
Scott county were but Ill per cent of
the aggregate number of farmers in
the county.
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New YORK Money Market.

New York, Aug. 2s-MONEY-Me Mercantile
paper, per cent Exchange, irregular
Sterling. so day bills, 1924; commercial,
60 day bills, 352h; demand, 3.561k cables
35TA. Francs, demand, COS; cables, 100
Belgian francs, demand, IA; cables, TAG
change on Montreal, IL per cent discount;
Government bonds, irregular; railroad
bonds, firm.
Sterling declined in the later dealings.
Sixty day bills, S5.5115 commercial, 60 day
bills on banks $3 511{: commercial, 60 day
bills, S3.51; demand, $3.55% cables, $685..
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IRISH ATTACK POLICE station.
Bombs and Rifle Fire Used-Attack-
ers are Driven Away.

Cor, Aug. 2S.-A fierce tho brief
battle was fought early this morning
at Clonakilty, seaport southwest of
Cork when fifty men attacked a small
garrison in the police barracks.
The attackers poured a heavy rifle
fire into the building and one bomb
was thrown. The police returned a
steady fire and the raiders were forced
to withdraw. No casualties were re-
ported.
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BIG TRIBUNAL

Continued from Page one.l
continued I'VE know that the league
constituted at Versailles is utterly i'm
potent as preventice of wars. 1t is
obviously impotent that it has not
even been tried. It could not survive
a single test.
1.-The original league, mistakingly con-
ceived and unreasonably insisted upon
has undoubtedly passed beyond the
possibility of restoration The ma
turer judgment of the world will be
that it deserved to pass for the very
simple reason that. contrary to all OF
the tendencies developed by the civil
izing processes of the world. it rested
upon the power of might, not of
"What Can Z. S. Do?"
1.-The assertion is frequently mad
he added sarcastically, that America
could have saved the covenant, altho
overweight nations already belong
ing could not make it function.
What can they signify if not that
it is to the United States alone that
the other twenty-eight nations look
for the bone and sinew, the money.
the munitions and the men to sustain
the entire organization, not as an
agency of peace, but as an armed
force?" he asked.
Harding took a casual shot at the
naval governm ents'' maintained in
! small countries OF the west 1ndleS, de-
claring he would not empower an as
sistant secretary of the navy Ito draft
a constitution for them and jam it
down their threats at the point of
| bayonets borne by United States
marines"
Mexican Policy Weighing"
Mexican outrages on Americans are
! due largely to the 'wiggling and
webbing" policy of our government,
| he added.
! In a brief reference to the charge
that he would be under domino ton of
the senate oligarchy'' if elected, Hard
ing declared he has always insisted on
his senatorial prerogatives and will
with equal firmness insist on the pre-
negatives of the executive if elected.
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Jan Mission Sent To U. S.

Honolulu, Aug 27.-Viscount K.
Kaneo, president of the Japan-Amer-
lea society of Toxic. is going to- the
United States on special mission con-
nected with anti-Japanese~ agitation in
California, according to a Toxic cable
to the Nippu Jill, japanese newspaper
receiVed fodaY.
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SAFETY CAR" INJURIES SEVEN.
Kansas City Street Car Rammed
Entirely Off the Track.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 2s.-Seven
passenger were injured severely and
were bruised when two street cars
crashed at Nineteenth street and
Grand avenue here today.
A safety" car rammed an east
bound car squarely in the center,
knocking the heavier car off the
track
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ALLEN 70 REVIEW ..FoURTH.'
Governor Gives Kansas Troops "Once
Over at junction City Today.

Junction City, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Gov.
Henry Allen of Kansas. will review
troops of the Kansas National Guard
here this afternoon as the concluding
ceremony of q two weeks encamp-
ment of the state troops on the Fort
Riley military reservation. The period
has been devoted to training and man
euVerS
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Tnnk ExRlodes-Twenty-Five Hurt.

Detroit, Aug 2S.-Twenty-five per-
sons were injured, one probably ia
tally, today, when an oxygen and
acetlyIene tank exploded at the De-
troit Steel company plant here. En-
ployes were on their way to work
when the explosion occurred. One
man was hurled fifty feet.
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Dallas, Auf 2s.-Fred Douglas,
negro, was hanged at the Dallas
county Jail here today for the muir
der July of I. T. Williams, manager
Of an oil station where Douglas was
employed. Douglas confessed that
he hit Mr.. williams on the head with
an iron rod rand then robbed the oil
station.
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New York, Aug. 2s-BUTTER-Nar ket
dull Creamery higher than extras, 571z q
EGGs-Market firm. Fresh gathered ex-
ira firsts. 5SM60c.
CHEESE@MaTket firm. State whole
milk, flats, current make, white and color
ed specials 2S1a n DC.
POULTRY-Alive, steady: broilerS. 34d
3se: fowls. 34G3Tc; dressed poultry, steady
and unchanged.
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Georgia Women Demand Vote.

Savannah. Ca, Aug. 27-Thirty
ardent women suffragists visited the
court house in a body today and de-
manded that they be enrolled on the
registration books as legal voters On
legal advice the tax collector enrolled
them
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TO PROTECT .. S. CITIZENS.
American Cruiser Ordered by Daniels
to Port of Danzig.

to Port OF DanzIg.
Washington, Aug. 2S.-SecretarY
Daniels announced today that he had
ordered the armored cruiser Pitts
burgh to proceed from Reval to Dan
zig for the protection of Americans at
that port.
The order was sent to Vice Admiral
Huse on the Pittsburgh last night fol-
lowing a conference between Secre~
taries Daniels and Colby.
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New York, Aug. 2s.-Liberty bonds close
s15's, $3.50; first As, sAT0; second As, s4.32 I;
AVS, S7Ss; fourth AIS, s4.ss; Victory
3A's, 95.40; Victory 454's, 95.42.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Market unchanged.
EGGS-Market unchanged. Receipts s.
PoULTRY-Alive. lower; fowls. 25G
311ke; springs, 315c.
POTAToES-R Receipts % cars Market
slow. Virginia Cobbiers, $5.oOG6-25 per
barrel; Jersey Cobblers, S325 per cwt.
Minnesota Early Ohios, $2.5oG265.
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was near the vanishing point. Since the
market has rallied % 10 IS cents Today
with no choice hogs offered. the top price
was $500, and the range OF prices Sl4-zo
stock and feeding grades was active.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
quarter was aided today to the %
cent advance reported in fat lambs in the
three preceding days, and prices are 81
higher than a week ago. Sheep are up 30
to IS cents Western lambs today sold
mostly at $132 to S13-75- Ewes are quoted
at s650 to $3.50 wetners S7-75 to $3.50. ana
yesrIines $S75 to $3.50. Demand for feed
ing lambs showed increasing volume at
advancing prices
HORSES AND MULES.
Volume Of business in the horse and mule
division this week was restricted by light
recefpfs Demand was active for the good
classes and slow for the common grades
Prices were unchanged -
CHARLES u. PIPKfN.
Market Correspondent.
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Church Notices

fThese notices must be In the State
journal office by O'Clock on Friday
afternoon. CHESS otherwise noted in
this column services will be held at IL
o'clock in the morning and 1850 o'cloe6
In the eyening.)
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Kansas city weekly livestock Market.
Kansas City Stock Yards. Aug. 81.
LIVESTOCK PRICES HIGHER TODAY.
LAMBS HIGHEST OF MONTH

LIVESTOCK PRICES HIGHER TO-DAY.
LAMBS HIGHEST OF MONTH
Cattle receipts today were light and
prices ruled strong to Is cents higher, max
ing nearly a full recovery of the decline on
grass fat steers that prevailed early in the
week. While fed steers were scarce in the
higher than u week ago. Hog prices today
were I'D 10 to 10 cents. top $3.50 Western
I. today sold up 70 s13.I5 or more than
81 higher than a week ago
THIS WEEKS RECEIPTS
Receipts this week were 56947 cattle, 49,
139 calves, $3.50 hogs, 1850 sheep, com
pared with $4,000 cattle, 1880 calves, IS
"a. ESQ cattle, 1860 calves, 26.750 hogs, aud
BEEF CATTLE.
In the first three days of the week re-
ceipts of cattle were heavy. and prices for
grass fat steers broke Is to so cents In
the past two days the loss was about re-
covered. Today a fourteen carload bunch
OF 1O35 pound Texas steers sold at slo.l5,
or as much as they would have brought
steers this week sold at 50 to $3.50, COM
mon kinds as low as $50. Wintered steers
sold up to s145o, and choice heavy grassers
up to S13.s5 Cows and heifers we're lower
early in the week but regained the loss
later. veal calves advanced 50 cents. top
S13.T5; Every class fat enough for killers
sTocKERs AND FEEDERS.
The increase in demand for stocksrs and
feeders this week cared for the increase in
the supply, and prices in the average ruled
strong to % cents higher. Some fleshy
quality steers went to feeders at So to S1i.
and stockers sold up to S1o.75- The bulk
OF the straight feeders sold at $50 70 So
and stockers SIPS 70 $50. Common stock
cows we're taken at Sc to Se75, and stock
calves at $50 to so.
HOGS.
Hog prices in the first three days Of the
week declined 90 70 20 cents TO the lowest
position in more than three months past
At the full decline the 10 cent quotation
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Chicago, Aug. 2s.-WHEAT-close De-
cember, $500 d23T; March, s2.32ss.
CoRN-sept., s1-4S7s; Dec, s1.195s; May,
.oATs-sept., e7ssc; Dec. 671sc; May,
RYE-Sept-. s1.sT1k; Dec, S1.e7
P0RK-Sept-, $2495; Oct, S25S5.
LARD-Sept-, $3.50; Oct, $1s-sT; JAN,
RIBs-sept, $500; Oct, $3.50.
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quiet middling. 34.25. Futures closed
strong: October 2o.T0; December. S27. 50;
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FURNISHED By the Topsks Paexiss COL
Topeka. Kan, Aug -
uens. all sizes &c; broilerE. lbs. and
under, 54c; springs over lbs, zTc; old
roosters, &c.
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OVERCOME EXHAUSTION


banishes that tired feeling-a wholesome
tonic drink for brain, nerve and body.-Adv.
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New York stock Market.

wall St, New York. Aug 2s-sTocKs-
Industrial shares OF the several speculative
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'S-Sept-, $15.20; Oct, S15.70.



Kansas City, Aug. 2S.-BUTTER-Marke
unchanged
EGGS@Market unchanged.
POULTRY-Springs. lie lower. Sic.
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Kansas City .Grain Market.
Orange Of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board of Trade as reported
by B. c. Christopher 4 Co.. 500 New Eng
land Bldg)
Kansas City, Aug. IS.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished By the weather bureau office.
Topeka. Kan, for the twenty -four hours
ending at I n m, Saturday.
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Hog prices in the first three days Of the
week declined 90 TO 70 cents TO the lowest
position in more than three months past
At the full decline the 10 cent quotation