The Lyons Daily Democrat from Lyons, Kansas • 4

asked; December, 8SX bid, asked year, THE MARKETS W. L. G. SUTTON. AODlTlONALTELIidRAPH win 1 Mm, Mnrjilf successors to Sutton Murphy and Lyons Lumber and Coal Company, ixroiiaATiox rou the remit.

St. Louis, Ft. Scott Wichita RAILROAD And Missouri Pacific Railroad, the Short Li to Kansas City and St. Louis, and all points and wes. Pullmaa Sleeping Cars to Kansas Ci dailyl Free Reclining Cars daily to Kanw City and St.

Louis without change. Direct connection made In Union Depots for ATCHISON, CHICAGO, ST. JOSEPH, INDIANAPOLIS, OMAHA, CINCINNATI, ST. PAUL, NEW YORK. N.

Newmax, General Trade Manager. H. CL Tomes e-xd, O. P. ASt.

Lotil. Ma Tno. F. Fisher, ASUL, FUS. It-Wichita, Kan.

TIMZ ECTJEDCXJE. otx SOPTtt. atrr p. n. A.s p.m.

onto XOKTU. assessor 12: p. flu lm est-IwMfa i HAVE Lyons, Geneseo, Mitchell and McCracken. -DEALERS IN 1 SOFT MONEY. Vork.

tinw Yuki. 4. MU.NKY Last loan per cent. riUME UN CALL Eaey at per cent. at per ceoL Cloainic offered at SM MEHCANTILB PAPBU GQS cent.

STEIILING at fl-SlK far fnr demand. EXCUAUE-Dull bnt flrtn sixty day bill and $4X5V Tne total sales of stocks to-day agsrecated 611 abares. STOCKS. Mew fork. Nsw Yohk.

Nov. 4 Stocks a lranced slowly hot steady today. percent 1X per cent 4 per cent of S5 izi Jlimouri 6 Per cent 101 c'bicatt'o and Alton lttf cbuao. liurlininoa and uuincy iJO Lackawsna uakebore VIH XLMHHinrkcttic bs Smw York Central Kadini? WJ, Kock Inland 1M nlon Pauiic Wi Aaiiaab Weatera L'nioa Boston. rJoSTOX, NOV.

4. K. T. S. F.

it. li. i'KOUl'CE. Chicago. Chicaoo, Nor.

4. Extreme dullneee cbaracterUed the market on change to day. Wheal opcmxl strong and higher ta December at 7Z, a gain of J4C. May, how ever, durinj; the earlier part of the st-ssion showed a treat, volume of trade than nearer options. It i eiid Dccntler is already Lein cbanged to some vlber options at 1 cent pivtniuui.

Atone time Decemtier oi tion got op to bat before noon the traction was entirely lost and It settled ta- to 73 and closed at 7Vi. May closod at a Iocs of ic from yesterdays closing fijires. Corn dnll and feataietese to-day aud price dactuated whbin a narrow range. The tone of the mat krt was firm, dne to moderate buying at times by a ptomini-nt local operator. Outsider limited and there was lutlo disposition on the part of lot a oprators to trade to any extent.

May corn opened at aold up tj 45, ruled dnll and cloeed at Uat were very dnll and qniet to-day and there were no tna'erial changes in prices. Provisions were more active to-day and decid edly ttroagfeliog was developed. The market opened rather firm nnder tbe Influence of an ad' ance in the hog market and a good demand for local asid ouU.do shorts." Oflerinsn were fair and reatUly accepted at the advancing scale of prices With the Interest centered largely in con uact for January delivery. Later la the days more quiet fi ling prevailed and prices settled bark again, but the market closed rather steady. Spm transfer of coulrucU were made at tbe cur rent tlifleiencc.

Tho undertone of the market inuicaled raihT more confidence by outside buvcrs and orJcrs were largely on that side of the There was tome realLciag by room trader at outride llures. January po.k stood at and tlosed at tbe former ilgnrv. January lard cold at 5 J.37iG.-tC, and closed at Short ribs toll at S.3i and closed at I he latter dute. Tbe leading futures ranped as follows: Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceu ent, 0 Builcrs' Hardware! Prompt Attention to Builders' Estimates. K.

A. Decpkee, Pre. V. "White, A3Ni jos, OF LYONS. Established 1879.

CAPITAL, INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY, Transact a General Banking Easiness. -1 attention to Collections. The interest of ii ners closely iniarded ami every fsicility compatible with principles of sound banking freely extended. Issue drai'ts direct on IN GLAND, RELAHD, GERMANY AND ALL TE PRICTLS CITIES IN EUROPE. DIRECTORS.

2. 2. MILLE1' YARDS AT ALL KINDS OF- 1 1 Vice-Pres. John Portek, Cashier. 0150,000.00 0300,000.00 Jos.

Webb, G.C.Gray, John Porter, D. M. LYONS, KANSAS practical plumber and steam fit- in this line promptly. Commercial Hotel. REEINEE, Agent! Property.

ir MURPHY. Mil, unoshnta! LUMBER Slatton, E. A. Deupree, J. W.

White, S. Is'. Smith. Campbell, Miller Co SEAL ESTATE, Loan and Insurance om, an aaneo stay, sales at oi. OAIV-So.

cash, i bid. RYE No. cash, 44 asked. KWU- Weaker at 18c rer doxea. ttUlTKIt Market firm and unchanged.

creamery, rancy frood, Kir: fine dairy ltlc; store, choice, I4MS: poor and low fcrades, roll eood to choica. lrlltc CliKtK full cream twins, 13c; full cream Tonne America, 13HC HAY Firm; fancy; small baled, $9.00 KLAX.sKEI-90c. 11KOOM CORN Nominal. OUN MEAL Nominal; ereen, WSc; dried, 1 1 CHOI' Yellow, tc bulk, 87c acked 1 a 1 1 --Mtn o. I LLHTUFKb Steady.

KYK FLOUR-ll Lie WU AT No market. DA LEY No 10c. LIVE roi'LTUY Receipts large and market SHIPSTUFF Bulk Malc. DitAN Iiulk r.J. au-tnil file.

MI'KlNd Ml nii-rto (W OLD HENS $2 00. KOCMTE TURKEYS Live. 72Vi per pound. RREAKFAST DACON 13c DRIED BEEF He DRY SALT LONG CLEAR SIDES-gs 00. DRY SALTED 00.

LONO CLEAR SHORT CLEAR S.K5 SMOKED SHOULDERS (6.00. LONO CLEAR 7 13. CLEAR U11IM SHORT CLEAR $7.75. PfiMK tSftl. LARD Wll1sK.x-91.ua LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Kansas Citt, Nov. 4 The Live stock Indicator reports: CAri'LE -Receipts, shipment, 2,06.1, Good corn fed and grass range strong. Good to cnoire, cor 1 led, common to medium, 1.2.Vi4.10; atockere, feed inn steers, l.t.-W.i; cows, Sl.2XuVJ.0O; grass range steers, 1.,. Iff tlwlnl.

I Market stMni: t-c higher. Good to choice. S4.StfA 1 i cummoii to meuiuia, juimii.f.y; skips and piCT, 31.IVU4 VI. SllEEl' Receipts, 883; shipments, 16 Market steady. Oool to choice.

Tsa3.au; St. oaia. St. Loris, Nov. 4 CATTLE Receipts.

l.W); shipments. 2.100. Market active and stmnir Choice heavy native wrm, i.aw.iv; iair to irooi, t'v(i-' butchers steers, medium to choice, i USl.TO ranters, common to good corn led 2.Muc3 75. rteceipte, eblpments. 1.300 Market active at the decline.

hlr hv. and butchers' selections, $1 H.V(M packing and yorkrs, mwlium to choice, $1 0.4.3 rii'S-common to eood, i liJti uu. SIIKLI' Receitite. WO: shininenta. TOO Siemir.

air to fivnrv, 3.1034.00. LAM BS $3.801 60. Chicago. Cuicaoo, Nov. 4.

The Drovers Joarnal reports: CATTLK Heceipte. n.oor). -h nments. iron Strong. Shinpins; steers, stockere ami leeuers, cows, bulls and united, 1 0t.

Texas catUe, western rangers, a itecpipts, 'ilpments, Market strong and 5 ceut- hi 'her. Mixid. ai MSO: heavy, I Mitir. axl.43; Silttl' ifeceiprs, shipments, l.tmo. now.

4 MIn 3 ftt 1 1 g-t ujls.uv per 0 Iba A Negro A rrested. New Orleans, Nov. 4. A special to the 7 iincs-lknivcrut from Thibodeaux says: "This morning a negro striker named Moses Hughes shot and seriously wounded Richard Forest, a nrominent planter near Lockport. Hughes, with one hundred and liflv of his friend.

resisted arrest nnd it became necessary to om me truaids wnororced 1 nim in jan. Ilelglan Consul for Kansas. Washington, Nov. 4. The president has recognized August E.

De Bell fried Doudottlont as consul of Bel ni urn at Em poria, Kansas, for the states of Kansas. tviuiuuu uuu eo.usKa. Weather Iutllcationa. Wasuinoton, Nov. m.

For Kan sas fair weather, light to fresh, winds, generally smiting to soutliwesterly. I Sane Hull. Charleston. S. Oct.

4. Base ball: Chicago ID, Louis 4. He Took a O00U Iteport. "Speaking of reporting speeches," said an old-time reporter, low an editor, "once, fifteen or sixteen j-ears ago, I was city editor of the Kunsas City Journal, which meant in those days that I was the entire staff, barring Col. Bob Horn, who was the editor and proprie tor, and is yet, largely.

J. Milton Tur ner, the colored Missouri politician, who has been minister to Libera, came to Kansas City to make a speech at a col. ored picnic. Col. Van Horn told me to go out to the place and report Turner's speech.

I went, and J. Milton started on his address. For about two 'stick uls he wus splendid, then he left his memorized speech and started Off on his own hook, aud he talked of Napoleon and Hannibal the Greeks and Spartacus, of Thebes and Carthage, and all that sort of rot, and his speech had about ns much consistency aud coherence as if he hud been reading straight across a newspaper, regardless of column rules. I struirled with him a while, but could make nothing of the matte so reported when I irut back to Cul. Van IJoru, 'Oh, go he said, mil write a good speech lor the man.

I lid so, and it was a eood speech, I know. for 1 wrote it myself. Next morning turner came in uud bought a hundred copies of the paper and said it contained the best speech he had ever had reported aud it was, tjo. I'm a judge cf speeches, I tell you." A Model New York Herald. The queen of Sweden seems to be an uncommonly sensible woman.

She de- ights in nothing so much as the open air, her books and the palette. And, by the way, it is whispered that she can use the brush with con iderablo skill and tnat it is not always necessary to praise her pictures because they are painted by a royal personage, for they have decided merit of their own. Bettor a Doorkeeper, Etc. Lire 1 Dumley (Sunday evening) Hello, Featherly, which way? Featherly (in haste Don't detain me, old man 1 I'm going to church, and it's nearly eight o'clock now. Dumley (astonished) ha a at! 1 ou coinff to church What do you expect to do there? Featherly Help a pretty little eighteen year old girl hold up a hymn teck.

Tata, Dumley. A Kentucky Ignoramus. Tld-Bits. Qotham Man I suppose you have met Professor Blank, of the Kentucky university? Kentucky Man Yes; don't want to meet him again, either. O.

M. Eli? I understood he was one of the most intellectual men of the time. K. M. Regular ignoramus.

G. M. Ignoramus? K. M. Yes; can't even play poker.

HUL'TUEKN KUlTUItS AT WAK. JotUh Miller Knlsn from Ills Church aocletjr to bo Heady for Uoel. Cu irlestox, Nov. 4. About nina months ago a newmorniug newspa per was btarted in Augusta, called the Gaztttt.

Its Josiah Miller and Leroy Miller, engaged as editor-in-chief Bismuth Miller, who claimed to hare had experience on the leading newspapers of New York city. The Chronicle, the old morning pa per, e.ijoyed the prestigo of one hundred years, and did not like the idea of a rival. The Chronicle editor, Patrick Wsleh, is one of the most distinguished democrats in the south, lie I a mem- bcr of the national democratic committee, and has frequently ben urged to be come the candidate for governor of Georgia. The competition became strong. The ChranuU re fused to notice the (htzrtie or to exchange with it.

The canvassers of the G'Kitt bragged on the streets that they had a much larger circulation than the To this the Chronicle editor replied in an open lettei to the proprietors of the G'Wtle denouncing them for attempting to break down hi business by unfair competition anil by dishonest representations. In the Own this morning appears a rant, signed by Messrs. JosTiah nnd Leroy Miller, savagely attacking Patrick Walsh. Thy ngrt-e to publish their sworn subscription list, provided he will do the sirue, in connection with which appeai this sentence: "We know enough ol Patrick Walsh now not to be willing ti If Li- ImioUs nftr he bad time to doctor them. They then say: "The statement that he inrites honest competition is a dishonest falsehood.

Overtures for a settlement of the newspaper light were made by friends of the p.tties lat night, but they could nt agree. Mr. Joiah is a mem-o( the Methodist church, has resigned rm his church society for the purpose, it is said, of engaging in a personal encounter. Mr. Walsh does not recognize the code, and there is hardly any prola-hility ot a duel, although an encounter is looked for any minute.

The Heroin of a ttouianre BiLTiMottE, Nov. 4. The reiort that tfie beautiful Miss or this city, who was at one time engaged to Mr. Herbert, the owner of the Muckrw enUtc, at KHIarney, is slowly dving at her home here recalls a romance. As is well-known the wedding day was set, but the ceremony was forbidden by Mr.

Watise Mr. IIerlert was a divorced man and his estates were heavily encumltercd. Subsequently the young ladv fell from her horse, and fir.ee then she has been an invalid. Sheobej-ed h-i father and gave up the man she loved, but the struggle was too much. SLe pined away giad ually, and now they say is slowly dyinjr, surrounded by nil tie comforts of a luxurious home and the attentions of a devoted family circle.

Ill fingers Slol Offhy Highway ruaa. C.nt.tsLE,Pa, 4. A bold attempt at highway robbery incurred in the mountains in this vicinity last uiLt, A commercial traveller with a boy driver was coming a buggy from Fannets-burg to ttoxbury. When they reached lonely fpot between two mountains six miles west of I'oxbury a man sprang from behind a tree, raised a double-barrelled gun and fired at the buggy. The Charge struck the boy's hand, tearing the fingers c-iT at the knuckles.

The terrifled horse ran away and when they succeeded in stopping "him and returning to tho spot the robher had disappeared. When they anived at Il.xbury it was found necessary to amputate the bnyV lingers. Search parties are now searching the mountains for the fugitive. Change to Mud in the Cabinet. Nif.v Yor.K, Nov.

4. A Washington special to the Sua says: President Cleveland's cabinet will be re-cast the latter part of this month. Mr. Lamar will go on the supreme bench, and Postmaster General Vilas will be made secretary of the inferior. The dispatch states that Don 31.

Dickenson, of Michigan, will lie the next postmaster general, unless he declines the appointment, which has Loan tendered him. in hlcAgn. CittCAOO, Nov. 4. Mrs.

Oglesby nr-rived at the Sherman house from Springfield to-dy, accorupiuied by 3Iiss Murphy. She went out driving and visited friends ail day and returned home in the evening, after doing sot shopping, and managed to elude a of ladies who were seeking the oppor-tunity to Implore her toue her influence with the governor in behalf of the anarchists under sentence. rtoyottrl by Hall Owner. Chicago, Nov. 4.

President Oliver, the amnesty association, to night: The mass meeting wo desired to hold on Saturday ulcht we have given up, ss it appear that for some cause or other we have l-een boycotted by all ball owners, even though we offered unusual rental The association will make an effort to secure permission to stands on the streets in charge of members of the association. X)iovrry of a Meteoric Stone. Ottawa, OnL, Nov. 4. A large ma, supposed to bo meteoric stone, was recently found on a farm near Bear Brook, en the line of the Canada, Atlantic railway.

It weighs several tons and is nearly oit of sight. The ground alongside shows signs of the disturbance, having ben thrown up to the height of several feet. Local scientists have gone to visit the scene. Jadiaaa Equal SaffragWte. EvASsviLLr, Nov.

4. A state woman's suffrage convention was held here this afternoon and to night, being the first of a series to be held in the various districts. Several women of national reputation, as advocates of the ause.are in attendance. Temperance is su oue of the subjects. Vatruced for Enabesaleneat.

CniCAooVXov. 4. Arthur B. Campbell, book-keeper for the packing company, was arraigned la court this morning for the embezzlement of 3rC09 from the company, and sentenced to two and a half years "in prison ment. Young Carnpliell comes of excellent family, is thirty years of age, and is married.

AND- Generl lac ksjni thing BY East ave opposite Occidetal Hotel Special attention given to Shnfiinjyil Sw vW WIIWWIIIQII Agents for Corrugated HOUSE MOVING TIIE ONLY BF.ST icusb Moving Machine! in Giurnl Kansas is doav owned in Lyons. Houses moved any distance 'Vn short notice. D. J. CALVERT CO.

V. A. COLDWATER, rr.OI'KIETOB Lyons Bus Lin I Willi Livery and Feed Stable in connection at old Fair View Stables. Having added the finest line of 7 7 aiesses ana naczs west of Kansas City, am prepared to ANSWER ALL CALLS! -t a moment's notice. Telephone 22.

J. NICHOLSON, Practical Painter! -AN I House Decorator! All Bucjsrv Palntincv Inside and Out side House Painting attended to promptly aim wnn aispaicn. Shop at rear of J. B. Ira's drug store.

C. F. VANATTAS located third door north of northeast corner of square. I handle a most complete line of Furniture of Every Variety Repairing Promptly Attended to. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY 1 Prices guaranteed veiy low.

Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. C. A. VANATTA. W.

BMYSEIU THOS. EVAKS. SMYSER EVANS, Real Estate Agents, Room No. 1, over Farmer's Bank, STERLING, KANSAS. Improved Farms, "Wild Land and De- feiralde Citv Pioneity for Sale or Ex- hanfrt Taxes naid for non-residents.

Iviitiii aud Collecting attended to promptly, solicited. NEW DRAY AND TRANSFER BY NEW 1IEN. Taylor Cole, HAULING! and frm ail parte of the citV Water iiaule-l fo and Plasterer. Or- is left at Mmin lumber yard with Jrteens promptly atteuded to SETCHFIELD, ft Contractors and Builders! FOR Stone and Brick Work Fi'rst-Class Work Guaranteed I. O.

BOX 204, LYONS, KAN, FflM Sore "i 5 a 7SJ tj '1 Tiu 41 4 Hi 41H 4U. 41s 4U, 41 41 41 41 41 I SiJ I E5 13 70 13 13W 6 37S 40 37, 374 37 41 6 6 6 37V, 4. 8 40 ire no-w prepared to offer you bargains on residences in any part oi the city, or unimproved lots in Faieview, Capital, Gem, Diamond, Young's, Clark's, Thusdell's and other additions to the city. Or if you want a farm, we have seme of the best in the county to selL Call on us before you buy, and we will you money. No trouble to show property.

T. S. F. R. THAI BCnZDCLE.

one wxar. Paii 7r Accommodation. A. a p. n- sons cast.

p. ,.8:30 a. m. COn nrtn.la.Uoa DailT. ARRirAL A5D DUTAnTCRE OT MAILS.

Ariiv from East a. VTwt, 6:0 p.m. from AtK-raa. Sfchor. Cain City.

IIollrTOo.1 ajtUncv, Viio. p. m- Monfiaf injlar TrkUr- Impart TiKiJ, TboxstU aad toatar-as? tt 6 a. m. From Kait OOrand SoM, Mondaj-f Thnr-day and tnrilar.

at 11 m. Departs 1 p. m. iloa-4a, Tbnriay aod Saturday. Trom Scrlia illin.

daily. Departs 2 p. m. daiiy. OUft hour.

from t. n. to p. tod Saadav from to. to 1 p.

n- Geo. VT. Cut. P. M.

SOCIETIES. A. A. M. Lyons Lodr K-1 oad aad foarta Tbttdar month.

Da. 2v. JT. Tiur, W. M.

W.T.JJtcnot, Scy. 0. E. n-n Either Cbap'er Ewtsta Sir So. IJ, lossts firl Wsdaday rwh tiwoia.

iu Waao, VT. M. MiT A. Sr- 1. O.

Ld-a No. 132, met every J. 11. Ira, S-cj. J- O.

YAno, K. O. O. A. R.

Kit rron To-t N.SX O. A. II. merta wy second sad fourth Tnwlay cn C. AI.

lUwuaas, 1. C. D. M. Pvntcc, AitJU W.

H. tV The Woman's Cor? V. IKt, ir.er la Ihs A. K. liall Ue fir "'d Tuesday of each moata.

M. rjcixx Ectx, President. Miss Oajics Wako, S-cj. KrMm or Uo M-Ho(r rrrr Wsdnrsdsy tvenini; at :30 p. at U.

A li. Uall. CnnaAL Vntn 1. Jt. JtcCash, rrfdnt W.

R. LUH. Mnvkal Diwtor. aietta etery Tbun ay sTealna at U. A.

It. Halt CHURCH DIRECTORY. MrmADin EriwrAt KiT. A. O.

Ebrfrfct. tor. SrTirr rry Snly at and day school l9UJtX Trayer moling Wlnpiyfc II. P. Towel-on.

paior Vrtkry vry nnl4y at Ii)rW ar.d bauiJay cbool st I'rayer inretins elnrJjs. Vnrtrn rnesnTreniA. Uetr annon. tator. fertkes sery bunday at 11 o'UocJt a.

n. and p. m. EWf A. J.

Oarrfwt. fTttor. Pr-tlrMracN lord's day at lOUW and 7 baadjy cbool at 3. I'rajM innrtin WeilnwJ- Itcmnwtn lie. A.

It. Holh03r, pastor. Pr-tifntMKood and bnadajsatll. taaaaj cboo, scry Sanday at M. Uxrrro rtr.rriiKH' K-.

W. B. ITtnuhaw, p-tor. Pachinst lb Bri and thirl nnr at II jSonUay scbool Prayer meeting Tbnrxliya. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ATTOUEYS. M. A. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law. Practice la all conns.

Collections and le-rI nap a specialty I'Oics ovtr llarnton ortbeast coraer aqnaro. Lyons, Kas. LASLBY HUGHES, Attorneys at Law Offlcs necond door np afm rer On'ral S'ati Sank. Iractio la all tb State and V. s.

conn. Lyone, Kanaas. P. 1L RUMUELL, Attorney at Law. Pronft aftenfJon to collection.

omr. Soor Occidental botcl. Ka. BrinckerloU While i Erinctcrto. Attorneys at Law.

Prompt alten'IflB jrlei to trefsm and domestif rollectUona. Oice central atat bank. Lyons. Km. JAMES a CIIASD, Practicing Physician And Utrrswa for A.

T. A S. P. riH road. Cta; 3ppo.it OcclUental bocl.

Lyons, Kaa. W. a BURDEN, Doctor of Uodicina Ittymoad, Kj AS calls promptly alteaded. O. A.

B02AP.TH, M. D. Physician. tooopatnlt. OfBr ettr Worrow.

Doff Jt sront sralnnar from cornr. All call tnvorered from lb Lyons, Kao J. D. STUOUPi Veterinary Surgeon. Trrs all dteaas cf dowsstfcated aalflnaTa.

rail promptly aitended to da or chl. Office nppoatto water orbs Lyons, Kas. DEXT1ST. H-P. surra.

Surgeon Dentist. Offlco or Central Dank. Teetb estracted nltboct pala. Offico boors a. m.

to 4 p. m. Lyoce. K. MONEY TO LOAN! For One, Three or Fire Tears.

Also Colonial Domains! Ranches and Smaller Farms for saleot to rent by Earl Joslln, Lyons, Kaa. J. O. VAN HORN, Contractor Builder. Practical Dftrrir and Stone Cuttet All work In Masonry and Plastering promptly ttteuled to.

EAST SIDE OF SQUARE, P. POPE, Contractor for team Fittintt Sanitary PlumMnff; Having employed R. W. GouJd, tei, I am ready to attend to all calls Office with Thompson McKee, AUGUST a Wbe.a: Novcijn-r. January Corn No.

Noenlwr MHiiiK.r January Oats No. 2: Mee Pork: tanuary Lard: Novemb January Caob HaUon were a follow rj.OlT it-Fair Inqnlry and without aty spec! Chtne. Winter paient quoted at outiie nwr.c.i at wiH.w: suit si-ring wheat patents, H150; oiie to fancy inii-nia I Wic2ota bakers' in tack low gr.ds at Ti: rv Dour in barrels, oucawa-at uour, per I ttounde, i.4fci7i. ltfc.T-No. 4 wheat, 71.V2.73.

Na 3 rpiing wheat No. 3 COHN No. 414. OATs No. UAKLEY No.

Si Nv. l.fl.lV TIMOTHY BI rrim f2.2ia3.Jt. tJn i 1 3 tl3.73. I.AH MIUKT Witi.KY-i M'tiAU ut loaf, cranuUted, 6, standard K.cHi.ts vm-at "6.n Corn 1Rt.iiw Oats hlpments 1 141.U0 BCTTEUSteatly. Creamery, 2i aa4c; dairy iSttilc Kiiiift-Firm st cts.

CUEKiiE-tncnaaifed. New York. Nsw Toca, Nor 4. FLOUR-Market steady. life AT- Market wa steaily.

No red, 82 rlevsltr. Mft5 delivered. CM Aim. No. store; E3Uti.M del.vered OA! a Market quiet.

Mixed, S3HG34; white, 55a. COFFEE Spot doll 134; options 15 to SO points lower. r.w.?-lrkrt firm at 1 Hl'Zlc perdoien. li L'TT It Moli at demand. Western, 12 '-'6; emer creamery, I'AtUf C1JEESE Market brru but qniet at St.

Loafs a St. Lows, Nov 4. FLOUK Mar'-et dnll sad nncbansed. XX, $lVutLij: t-amiiy, choir-, $if(fc 4 fanrv, J3u4.4j; extra fanry, pa'ent, wiiEAi Ws a little hotter all morninir, bnt became weak towards tbe close, fluctuating about a cent. s-ales ransed: No.

red, caata November. I losing at 71 December, MuTt, 1 1 eingattJ.V; nominal May.TSjabo, closinz at so. and Irresnlar. lrkee ranged faah, November, S3 Q.t44,clo-lu ir at December, S3i; January, May, Market quiet. bales ranged: Cash, 23: November, il't bid; a.

bl.l: May, bid. KY'E Stromr at 6i'c. HAKUEY strong, ranging from 70 to 75 for best 1 1 A tTnch an rrlms timothy, $10,003 16 00. prairie, 10. Hil.vN-stroni at fl--LEAU Higher and strong st $4.13.

Ko-S6c. BUTTER Firm. Creamery, SaM; dairy, MS MRAISieady, $1 91. CnOP Yellow Socj bulk, 07c, sacksd. WHISKY" Stead at JI.iA FKirv IMONfv Firm and quiet.

FORK Summer cured, 13.0. arreaxoox board. WHEAT Fleady. November, TIV4 hlA: Do-eeier. 7: an nary, 74 bid; Mav.Wbid.

CORN Dill. November, bid; Oscembsr, tt; January, 94 bid: May. 4a bid. OAT9 Ncthing done. 1 City.

Hxaaa Crrr, Nov 4. Tho Dally Indicator reports: FLOUR-Market dnll. XX. 70c; XXX, 8a family, lOow. l.

l5; rhotc, fancy fl ares exua fancy, patent, $1 bo tf aonr, flusViixo. WHEAT -steady. No. 9 soft cash, BO bids nor offering; December, 68 asked; May 5H naked. CORN-Stsady.

No. soft cash, 85 bid, 19 a a OTOE FIKST NATIONAL BANK, ezjiitss. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates en Farm and City c. A. COOPER, -Dealer Grain and Live Stock.

FIRST ELEVATOR SOUTH OF SAKTA FE DEPOT, LYONS, KANSAS, PYATT VASCONCELLS, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars I Factory No. 110, District of Kansas. Private Brands made to order. Smoke our Cigars aud you will smoke no other. Oflc over liartin Bros.

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