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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19
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ID RSl ANT 70 statutory requirement, noll'p
Us hereby given that act has been passed. ~ rom
~ tho Legislature 'r''.'i ana worried as ivp"
~ Atr provide and maintain rautleaI S1l'u' ~.
Co., S'tfe and - merg" therein me present
r,ta school maintained hy the Board 4 Education oi
tie 'iry Z N,W-Nork. $50 ..
rtl,r notice s t~r"t" given hat public hearing uIpn
ft.t be- he'll a. N~ bfc" Z 'he Mayor IN N"
t.ft Hall ,l- Sew orA. Monday April ID
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t-lrr.li WILLIAM l.. - toNP ''"E'''
Dated t'i'y Han N.n York AIrii l2th. $50.
ID RSIA\r to statutory requirement, noU'"
i.r.t. given hat acf has been passed ~ t,'t
lr,r.t. H., legislature ,1','l"i and "ordef az follows
~ AT g. ar.rt CHAPTER tx Annir~i am nihr} -S.N
o. tl. Law Egh;-,n hundred and eighty IN
fI..i IAN ZOO, .. f-,l~ hospitals orphan asylums ana
.r catfat" institutions 81 -" tT'y . Ne" YORK WIKI
v.,f.~. ar! r.uiffaz assessments therefor
Further MOTTO" IS hereby E!t'n Ia, public hearing upon
s..l, wiI O'rc = the Mayor IN The
t., is m tae oity q N,v-l ora Monday. April I'D
er.l WILLIAM !. STRONG. Mayor.
Dated Cl,y Hail. Nry-Yors. April 10Th 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

Os,eaners for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, OLD PoIa;T
COMFSRT and NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA BEAC H.
pETERsBrKG ana KlcHM0NP. XA A ard T., WA - s.,
Richmond Via JAMES RINER-Mon.. We'd and sat r
WEST POINT. VA.-Tues. Thurs. and Sal. From F.eF
% new No y r. foot Hcach-st.. AT p. NJ SATURDAY.
p m Through tickets and freight rates - a.. ports
w l.. GUILLAUDEU. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-19

ISAAC u. BRENNAN. Clerk
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.
vutAr CLOSED a.sc LOWER oS LARGE
INCREASE ~ rut VISIBLE strrLt.
Corn was strong and higher nj the Open
ing. closing Jnchpnged-Uats Were
Also Unchanged and Pro-
visions tpwer.

CHICAGO. oct i6.-The visible supply
b1ria reformed for the bears iu wheat
again to-day and December after AN early
gain Of .c. closed '.r lower. May corn ana
oats finished unchanged and provisions
closed mt declines
Wheat rulrl strong and higher early in
the day. despite the fact that cables cam"
a little lower and were a decided di-ap.
pointment and that the war scar" was
over. Tho sentiment was Still bullish anA
found some Justification in the hghier do
liycrics in the Northwest when. Tor iR'
nrst time in several weeks. We're below
those of the same day las, year 81 Louis
sent in some very bad reports OF damage
10y the long continued drouth, SAYING
that I'm a good many sections there had
been no rain since last June and good
portion OF the wheat would have TO be
rosown The fact that these reports were
followed by buying orders gave thom a
good deal OF bullish influence. schwartz
Dupee, Bartlett-Fra2ler and Armour
were all good buyers for a time, and a.
there was not much selling pressure az
the moment. prices held strong, and be-
fore noon had sold iac above tn" close yes
tcray Sc above the highest point touched
yesterday
But lie advance brought out good
deal OF long wheat which showed a salts
factory profit and was realized on. Par
bridge also began to sell freely and fol-
loNcd II up vigorously, while commission
houses with Northwestern connections be-
Cdu to get heavy selling orders from
there and prices began to break Then
early buyers began to let go aud the weak
ness became pronounced the price going
on nearly lie before noon. falling hsc be
low yesterdays close. one of the most
depressing factors was Bradstreets report,
which gave the worlds increase last week
AT I.S66op bushels. Or nearly 100000 moro
than had been expected, December opened
at 6lc sold at 6u7sC, then up gradually to
tlasC, then IL began to weaken, The big
increase IN the worlds stocks kept the
market weak and there was heavy liqui-
dation. December selling 10 6oi4c and clos
ing at rh.C
Corn ruled strong and higher. Moderate
principal features and there was pretty
liberal covering by shorts and not much
for sale. May sold from gaa,R29iac to
9'.c and October from 29isc to Soc. The
market eased OF some during the last
hour in sympathy with wheat May clos
oats were strong and shorts were good
buyers, while the shipping demand is stll
brisk. Il is said that Notwithstanding the
enormous receipts for six weeks the stocks
here have decreased. May has sold at
2N4HNsc. There was a quiet. easy feel
Ing n the finish, and May closed at 20s,c.
Hog receipts outstripped the previous
days estimates, and no show of any
present decrease in their numbers hact
their legitimate influence upon the prices
OF provisions. which show the following
declines as compared with the previous
days closing prices: In January pork
1i2c; lard, siaHl1c, and January ribs. 2iac.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

steady. Home grown variety scarce. and
are quoted at J0usbc u,r peck Michigan
stock, SsU per bush.l! i1c per is bushei
basket
APPLES Steady. and hes, In fair de-
mand. Cooking apples sell from l5C TO PC
per bushel choice eating apples sell at 300
10. Fancy S.15n2U per barrel. choice,
si.s5Il 20; common to good, 50H75c per bar
Tel, hom. grown stock sells little higher
III, stnai way " . ~.
ItS ~ IVuLiet put h,ld nii hs.Ier %c
Etf nan mishei Duchess "e per peek'
F'yvv lisr paisei, ,.rr,.s o,,., t. ..o,d,.
oSS'Miit. ~ it. ,t5- ,tO5L- aiofTSm'Sui'' pu' s'e"uS'
|ng9}5ySi> i>99!!t!S "a! !S' I.G per push,L ,,ir do,,,,,
,,Ditth.N'tt tt55ss-.f nm tanI w l4l- ue.hnru. I'M
Nf'r,,,r>-c o,,,.. .,, ..1 ,r,.,r, 4. m
al ,tNi "a ,aiiSor;s,,n hnn wax Mos'' ~"
'iANAXsS ii'S, S,S,,i,t Xy,a,k shining
81 6jfii =. nor buncb y rine H637.c.
CRNNRitRRfTsI steady and In fair de-
mani Duoiod al 81 IVA, ~ per barrel
VrGEfSn1,ES tC1bbare' supply fair.
2oui6c per dozen, ip,, i5G per i6h pounds
busGei spatiish a6SaSI 40 rpr case squash.
fancy. iOc per dozen Boots PC per btshel
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

New York. oct iG.-COFFEE.-Optio
opcuei barely steady az unchanged prices
10 10 points decline; ruled generally weak
under local and foreign pressure. following
large Rio and Santos movements and dis
appointing SPOT demand: closed easy. un-
changed 10 ~ points net lower. October
IL l"c; December. i5i11.
spot colc"-Rio, dull; No. :. l6c: mild
quiet. Cofdova, lSi4digc.
Santos-l'irm; good average santos. li7o;
receipts, l9tp bags; stock. $4,000 bags
tiamburE-Steady. unchanged; sales,
1900 buUs
Havrc-Opeued dun and unchanged; a,
noon unchanged. at p, m. steady, un-
changed to itt advance; closed steady, I'M
changed to ~ not advance, sales. 9rJ0
bags
Rlo-Flat; No Rio. 14Sc1; exchange,
10 I-lGl; receipts. l2.Vo bags; cleared for
the United states, G0p) bags; cleared for
Europe, 5000 bags; stock. 10000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. 9.o2l bags: New York stock to-
day, 243,5"N BAGS; United States stock, 800 7p
bags; atlOat for the United states, 2l6uri
bags; total visible for the United States.
tJt.Ip bags, against 41l,lpp bags last year.
SUGAR-Raw, duh; refined. duh.
New Orleans. oct 16-COFTEE--Steady
Rio. ordinary, 115.C.
StGAR-I4ousana sugar. FIRM Centrif-
uRal. of white. 4dI 3-l6c; prime yellow,
clarified. 29id5 l5-l6c; of yellow, clarified,
81. d5igc; seconds. 1fsp3i,c.
MOLASSES-Steady; centrifugal. good to
prime, lealic; good fair to prime sac;
good common to fair. SC: inferior 20 COM
mon. 9UiC
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
PROMINENT PEOPLE DEAD.

Alton, ILL., Oct, I6-Charles August Herb.
state senator from the Forty Venth dis
trict. died This afternoon of paralysis
East Hampton Mass, Oct 16.-EX-Lleu-
tenant Governor HoratIo q. Knight died
shortly after midnight. He had been con
fined 70 his home since June.
Indianapolis, Ind, oct. 16,-Maurce
Perkins a well known newspaper man
and artist, Jumped from an upper window
in the city hospital this afternoon and was
fatally injured,
Washington. oct. 16,--Colonel George H.
Fisher, who was consul general TO Japan
by appointment of President Lincoln, and
10 Syria by President Grants appointment,
died suddenly last night of heart disease.
He was born in Boston in 1924, but re-
moved TO Illinois. lie served in the Mexi-
can and civil wars.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
ESSIOSS.
Washington, oct. l6.-The following PEN
sions have been granted
MISSOURI.

Was shlngton, oct. l6-The following PEN
sions have been granted
MISSOURI.
Orisinal-William Pinkney, Lexington.
Lafayette; Sardine y. Paulk. Hlllard, But
ler; Hiram H. Roy. Self, Stone.
Restoration and reissue-Iohn T.. Huru,
Rockport, Atchison.
Renewal and increase-Robert Hedeer,
Reissue-Seri oder Excelsior Springs.
Clay; Darius T. Richards, Columbia Boone
Walter Carney, Golden, Barry; John n
Hall, Bethany, Harrison: Smith Birch, ,Syra-
cuse. Morgan; GottlNb Bezold, Loutre Isl
port, Boone; Wilhelm Hers, Gordonville; ;
Cape Girardeau; Thomas Taylor, Baxter.
Stone; Thomas Fausler, st. Joseph Blu
chanan; Michael Walker, kennett Dunk
lin; Roadman Rice LouiSburg Dallas;
Cord Gerken, Mora, Benton.
Mexican war widow-Pernecey Trimp, St.
KANSAS
OriGinal-Peter W. Sayre, Topeka, Shaw
nee; John r. Leasure. Arkansas city Cow
ley; George Andrews, National Military
home. 1.eavenworth; Louis Simpson, alias
John Waldron, Johnson City, Stanton.
lncrease-Willlam b, Ray, Rhodes, Dick
home, Leavenworth; Adam Crist, McCrack-
en- Rush
erlck Ashling Woodbne Dickinson.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Original-Barnett Reed, Muscogee, Creek
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Renewal and nCrease-Hiram w. Frost.
Hennessey, kingiisher.
1ncrease-James w. Bedell, Tecumseh,
Pottawatomie.
Reissue-John Davis ingalls, Payne.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations fellow are for Job lots, on
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
taiued enough being asked 10 cover extra
cost of caring Tor and ming them The
parties making small outside orders want
the best GOODS and stleciio"s, Dealers pre-
straight consignments as received
BUTTER--A steady and fair market is
had for most offerings. Choice table goods
are stil scarce, most Of the offerings be-
Highest grade separator, zoe; finest gath
cred cream, lIci tine fresh, good fiavor, l2c;
iII5,. fair TO good lines, Sc. Country store
paokrd, lupl7c; fresh and of grades. case
EGGS-Receipts light ana market nrm.
IBSTI@TTEKINE-Croamery grades In 20 TO
GO pound tubs, solid. lse pr pound; dairy
per pound; rolls, prints, or bricks, pounds.
In 10 pound tubs, i.c higher than solids,
an HGHHEss$"Reecipts in@creasinE: mere sing market
steady. New York ana Ohio full cream,
l6l.ailci Wisconsin fancy rall cream, ioH
lOlst: Missouri, Kansas ana Iowa fun
cream 7aSg; Light skim, 44tc per pound
POULTRH-Not SO many. coming In and
inathet Srigay snail ana lrnSi nid,, w
ic: old ROSTERS. l5c young, 20c; turkeys 7c; /;
sping tnrksy5 over tTI2 lG5 E s3Si under a,o l5s
geese, not wanted S4pic; springs. 20; pig
1iAMi,NOfferiugs light and the market
steady. quotations are as follows: Frogs,
mei!um 3OH75c; extra large, SIPS per doz-
en- Ployer. 81 p per dozen. Teal duck 81. 70
per dozen, Mallard ducks, 500 per dozen;
'ICoTNTRY CURED MEATs-Arrivals
good ana sales. slow, Hams PFC; shoul-
1er-, t.-a7c; sides, oSl20sci lard, s. 10, %
FOTATOES-T market keeps dull and
weak Offering large Home grown, by Tho
car ISa2pn; IN small way from wagons
al 25c; Iowa, SgQ@ja. ana Minnesota, 3OaiOa
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Demand fair and
values firm. Peaches scarce, 5OcM Sl.yO per
box; pears, S2a2.25, according TO quality
and variety; Tokay grapes scarce, choice.
81 25H2j0 per box. Black Hamburg grapes
5on71c pei case; Muscat grapes, SOC per
case. Black Prince grapes l5c per case
Malaga grapes. sQaHsi.OO; Emperor, sl25
GRAPES Choice steady ana in fair de-
mand. Pennsylyania, New York and Ohio
Concords, s-pomnd baskets, fancy. 2Ol2Sc
poor stock sells slowly at from iO4ii5 :
pony baskets. Catawba, ;lG per 100, lie in
size. lsc per basket In small way; wild
grapes, l0ql5c per peck.
u.s. / ssssiaI siatss avyy.usrs ,ss a.s@s =
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
TEI.EGRAPHIC BREviTIES

Yokohama, Oct. lG-A dispatch received
here from Seoul says that the body of the
Bergen, Norway. Oct. 16.-The steam
Yacht Wndward, which conveyed the
Jackson-Haunsworth polar expedition 10
Franz Joseph land, has arrived here, with
all well on board
Washington, oct. ls.-The state depart
ment has received from Ambassador Pa
French republic TO take par, in the French
exposition OF 1850, which is TO usher in the
twentieth century
warrenzburg, Mo-, Oct. l6.--CspeeiaI)
Texas fever One farmer buried burr fSS Two 'tRTs tRis
the county.
u!;f,i, s!fs,disIis, No, Oct. ls,-,speeial Colonel
civil war, died here to-day. aged &C. He
entered The Union army as a private, was
shot through the lungs % at vtcksbuTTsa and and
colonel.
Ths nneie 81 Mo sM oit oaSDpeGIa
OF the president OF the normal faculty,
was ;sat held his afternoon afternoon at the Cumberland
oiiiciated. The normal students attended
In a body ana ~ the fpnersl was one OF the
Washington. oct. 16-The commanders-in-
chief OF the Loyal Legion of the United
States met in biennial session at the AZ
child. grand commander presided There
Were seyenty-seyen delegates present rem
reSenting ever state OF the Union exrent
orgon General Gibbon was elected CON-
mander,
Topeka, Kas., Oct l5.-fSpecial) 1'be
board OF managers for the Hutchinson 70
formatory has notified the sheriff OF sum
ner county that the young woman recentiv
sentenced to the institution for horse steal
ing cannot be received. 1t is probable
that the district judge will resentanc.. hay
her free, vi"
Boston, Oct ls:-The battleship Indiana
was given preliminary run Today over
the government trial course OFF the Mas
ehusetts coast, between Cape Ann ans
Boone island. and the result was Very sat sat-
isfactory, on the run. up the course the
TWO hours. ~
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
MARkETs BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, O-t. 1C-FIOUR-Receipt
2O2oJ barrels. exports, $500 barrels firm
demand aui fairly active, buyers and sell
CITY mil patents, A.-paA45: Minnesota
patents &.5gua7i; bakers, - srp3lo
COENMtAI-Steadyi yellow Western,
WHEAT receipts, 1900 bushels: ex-
ports, ts"a9 bushels; spot weak ana some
what irregular, following options. No, >,
atsaaS :.aiIy Sut 2e eeengra'iiiy ddii, turning ming
weak al noon. breaking on BradstrcetS
visible showing large Increase, closed quiet
AZ decline. October Ta,UG6',c closed at
CORN Receipts 5000 bushels; exports,
12llcp bushels spot quiet, 40. . $sc OPP
lions OPENED quiet without feature, ruling
fcaeipts Wesi October $7isq371tc' Cos
ng At 37i4c; December 3i"sp3jFsc, closed at
OATs-R.re.pts 1850 bushels: exports.
go bushels spot quiet; ruled steady
oi2s~a .. ,4 ig4Pture.r- oL No s'n1t,.G OPTIONS a
H4Y--s,saly Shipping, 7oasoo, and good
10 'pIR.@V'iisI0HS-6RGff Rff meats quiet: picked
LARD"pali western ,5eam cam q closed S,:d' at
PGRK-Duli. New mess, tio@aio .: lam.
n.y.; $l2e3Lll2.5ps snort clear, SL50nl3jO
hTrET - rs@Ptis dairy @} p%yEsEGs; Is,
creamery, lGo2&a, I:lglns, 90,
EGGS-E"cript 1890 packages; steady
WESTERN 4Nai-'t-
81, Louis, oct lG.-FLOUR-Reoeip,s,
500 barrels, ami shipments, G,ool barrels.
quiet hui unchanged. Patents, &.1u3 -;
extra fancy ag5a3l5; fancy, s2sop29o;
,WHENr-gra graipts, loo bushels. and
shipmgnts, 7iroo bushels. opened, fairly
firm but VERY lame aud soon yielded TO
the depir ssIus Influences and closed i.c of.
Cash, t3i4'; December. t3a63@,c; May, GGa.u
GORN-Receipts s,Oop bushels. and ship
ments, 300 bushels. cash declined lsr at
2Ng, options about steady December, 2i.c
OATS Receipts, 5000 bushels, and ship
ment- so" bushels STEADY. Cash, l7i,c;
coRNMEAL-Quiet. Quoted at sl,5pal55
RRAN-Dup selling on east track at 52c.
nLTTER-Uuchansei. Creamery, lsq2ic.
PoRk-I Lower; &,62iaaS.l5,
:, LARb-iLowyr. Prime, $3.50 choice, s. 50;
Chicago oct. lG-FLOUR-Receipts l2,-
opJ barrels, ana shipments, 2l,13l barrels.
quiet Winter Patents, $.oJaS,o straighls,
straights E.G5a3.0p; bakers grades, sls0p
BuTTER-Firm. Creamery, sg4ac. ana
EGds-steady. Fresh l5a17c,
New Orleans. Oct lG.-PROVISIONS-
Quiet. Pork, S'sc; lard refined terce, a.
BoNED MFATs-Dry salt shoulders.
taae; bacon; sidrs, G9se' hams, choice sugar
.ElGE-1iood demand: ordinary to good,
22lm31."
FLoCR--Fi,m. Extra fancy. So sOaS io
patents, SslJ3.G1
BRAN Firm; CIiac,
II steady; prime, lradl6zc; choice.
CuRN-QuIet and lower. No. >. sacked
white. &U3ic: mixed, S3H3ic; yellow, 36c,
OArS-t!uiet; No. > sacked. 2Jc
Liverpool Ocy. lG.-WHEAT-spot quiet,
but STEADY; demand poor; No. red
winter, 1s 2i2l; No. red spring, stocks ex-
California, 5s 3l2l. Futures opened steady,
with near and distant positions unchanged;
closed easy with December iid higher and
closing figures business about equally dis
trlbuted. October s. 2a4d; November. IS
February, IS ia.di March. IS 5i4d.
cORN-Spot firm. American mixed, new,
3s i44a. Futures opened firm, with near
snA distant positions unchanged 10 IA
~. 1Ss>cand ureciuct -------rs 80 : - . :
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
RAILROAD TRAVEL IN OCTOBER.

For business or pleasure. the most pleas.
tober The cool mornings ana evenings
are welcome after the excessive heat OF
summer weather, and whether 10 the East
best facilities in every particular
Through daily train to Denver maxine
Montana and Puget Sound points. The
only line serving all meals from Kansas
city 10 Denver, ours is the a la carte
system and the most desirable
Two through daily trains to Chicago and
st, Louis, making direct connection for ali
All through trains composed OF Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars, chair cars (seats
free) and coaches.
FOR information as 10 routes, rates, etc.
address ticket agent. No. s23 Main Street
lOif Union avenue, or III. G. ORR
A. @, +, A.. Kansas City Nj.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

higher ana distant positions IA gd higher;
business about equally distributed Octc-
z. Id January. IS 3i.l; February 3s glad,
March IS Sigd
FLOt tR-Ste teadyt demand moderate 81.
Louis fancy winter. e. gd
BACON--Stcady. demand moderate cum
berlaud cut. = to - BIS AS short ribs. -
I9s" 'es; long clear, light, - To s. lbs, a5s
clear backs. light n 'lbs. 32s short clear
middles heavy. ~ lbs. 2ns. clear bellies.
IS lbs 33s
HAMs-short cut Il TO Ie lbs, 4is
mess iSs I'd
PoRk-.prImc mess. fine Western. 5is Cd.
medium 5ls "a
IARD-Quiet: prime Western, e9s: r.
fined, in pals, 32s
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

easy I 91,T 3seTs ST.! 5oais5 eoTs
HOGs-5al6c lower Heavy, $S,s5Q4.O5:
mixed, $35Ou3,&5; light, $3.SOq41O
SiiEEP-About steady.
csiGfs Omaha 5oo Neb &c Oct 1s1cATTLERs,
ste steers : and feeders; COWS slow. weak and
and heifers,, $500: Gamers, sl.5Vq . IS; stock
erS anG feeders, S2son3,jo; calves, S2.5O93 %;
HQGs-Receipts, 400 Quality good: mar
:, ket I 90 lower; active: an sold early. Heavy,
3.G5u3Sj: mixed, IS 6JTS7O: light, S. G0fl3 Is:
; SHEEPEReceiptt.s"' it."' ?,Sl'' 25o. Market steady
Fair to choice natives, 81 206T3.l0: westerns
$S;,UgEaSog; comm common and stockers. S2.ooQ2 Il; ;
~ Chicago, H., oct. 1G.-CATTLE-Receipts.
lg,w9 Sales Of the general run of native
dressed beef and shipping steers We're again
lOc lower There was a fairly active d., Jty
mand for the, few really choice light and
but ali Others moved off SLOWLY, itu and RFiSgs; Sa
extremely difficult TO sell heavy. Common
pounds s' we're TsoxSI ssabs M with 3q s tRS
sstoekemr, and feeder trade this week has
fallen off, prices for good lots have Armed
nnp,, more sales being made al S2SO5ti.cJ
80; not many going above $50. The COW
and heifer trade was animated at Sl4OIf
S'1' tle bulh OF tne safes being at Sl.T5A
30; Calves were again in limited supply
and yesterdays advance was maintained
prime lots selling at s6,GlUG25. Western
rangers not selling as We'll as usual and
sales Mere largely at q decline OF i0c, few
going above 500 Texas cattle also aver
aged 100 lower. as the supply was heavier
HOGS-Owing 10 heavy receipts. there
was a further decline OF 5QlOc to-day, the
offerings footing up about 5000 head in
cluding fresh arrivals of 1000 The bulk
Of the sales took place at 50. s0I3gO. and
the choicest droVes sold at si.GJTi4 10 as
against Sl.5J n year ago. Pigs were offered
III great numbers, and sold at s2.OJn3sV
SHEEP-Rcccipts 5000 Prices were
firm for choice ilocks, but weak for others
Inferior 10 choice natives. 81 2;al3.50. Vest
ern, s9O0li'OO. and lambs, BGui5O for poor
to prime.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
MILLS Commission Co.,

iO3 New York Life building.
Telephone 2lSs. KANSAS. CIT J. no,
Dealers IN GRAIN ana PROVISIONS for
future delivery. and NEW YORK STOCKS
ana BONDS, orders by mail or telegraph
urOmptly executed.
Leased wires 10 Chicago and New York
Refer TO Hradstrect's and Dun's MerCau-
tile Agencies, New England Safe Deposit
a ID Irrnst tnmnHnN.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

On october 29th the Santa Fe Route will
nauSurate new and strictly limited first
class service to Southern California
The California Limited will leave KAN
sas City at 9:l0 a. IN. daily. reaching Los
Angeles and san Diego in two and a half
thus reducing the time half day
Equipment will consist of superb new
yestibuled Pullman Palace and compart-
ment sleepers, chair car and dining car.
through from Kansas city 10 Los Angeles
without change. Entire train lighted By
Pintesch gas.
This VIII be the fastest and most luxuri-
ous train via any line 10 California The
present train leaving Kansas City at 200
p. IN. viii be continued, carrying through
palace sleeper and tourist sleeper to san
Francisco and tourist sleeper 10 Los An
geles.
Full particulars can be obtained by ad-
dressing
GEO. W. HAGENBUCH. p. and IA.
Northeast cor. 10th and Main sts., Kansas
City, Mo.
Boston. Oct. l6.-Hugh Duffy. the well
known baseball player. and Miss Nora j.
Moore. sister of ex-Representatiye NJ. j.
Moore, OF this city, We're married II ths
Gate Of Hsaysn church to-day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Receipts at Chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha
and Kansas city yesterday We're: Cattle
%. so; hogs, CG,poJ and sheep. y DO Sam.
day last year: Cattle. 37,7Op; hogs ., ,lq1
and sheep 33. 40.
CAT'rLE-Movements for the past q
hours:
Cattle. Calves
Receipts ...... ...................g.4lA -
Shipments ........ ......,..,.....j,S2 1G4
DllEt-putsi '.,.-,.,. ...,-,,,.....,t L. 80
The market yes to-day was an uneven one.
Range cattle We're in less liberal supply
and very good demand at steady prices
But for natives the market was stagnant
and all killing cattle, be they COWS or
3teers Were lower to sell, ana buyers very
indifferent even at the low prices Stock
ers ana feeders. as well as butcher stuff,
showed want of life. and most sales
We're made at "A decline. More milch cows
on sale and market quiet, but what trad
ing done was at steady prices. Common,
Sl5Hl7; medium 10 fair, S2Da25. and good 70
choice, S4Gi31
kEL- DISSEMINATING SAFES
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17

The four Atlantic ports cleared for ex-
P"it N"o'srday $3.50 bushels Of wheat % ghl
aekages of -four, 137.pr4 bushels OF corn
ana -S"o bushels Of oats
The Bradstrcet Statement q wear apo
showed on increase OF l,>4c1O bushels I'M
MhraL IN this country and a decrease Of
i5'Hv bushels in Europe ana ahcat, mak-
Ing an increase of 11lS.oJJ bushels in the
worlds available supply
I3rads,re"t's weekly report on the avail
ablr stocks OF grain showed an increase
OF 4riu',Fi bushels in stocks In America
EAST ot the Rockies, and an increase OF
".i"iuyp bushels in Europe ana aioat max
ing an increase of 7S6G.pyy bushels IN the
worlds available supply Corn increased
*dpb bushels and oats increased 6iG. 90
bushels.
An Eastern man prominently Identified
"lth the grain trade, who has Just returned
from the Northwest. reports that section
iull Of grain buyers: E,as tern mon are
there in tull force ana ar. bidding against
the m!llers. He said not only are the
minneapolis mills running night and day
but every other mill IN the spring wheat
country is working the same way. 50 great
is the demand for hour that Minneapolis
millers We're talking when he left there
of raising the wages of their employees.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-17
Through sieepers to San Antonio Via IN.
Rock Island Route,

A through Pullman sleeper leaves Kan
p. m. daily. arriving at Fort Worth al sg
p. m. next day, and San Antonio s.5D q 90" 20
with through sleeper for the City Of Me9i, Moh
eo;;ozN sre A. II; MOFF'ET,
q. Z. ana r. w. y A.