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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

positions IA hisher. closed fr1n. with near
positions .d higher and distant positions
trbutei October. IS 2i November 5s
2a.d December IS 3isd: January IS I'D,
SG@65RN snot arm: i'm "sf Sme-iSen @s mixed. new.
b l'4d Futures opened quiet. with near
and distant positions i.d higher! closed
higher. business about equally distributed.
October B. f.d. November, , tNd. De
riot 4 Firm. demand fair freely sup
Piled St Louis fancy winter Is ad.
befsn& cut = to a Poand. s pS9 "a " shGp
ribs. = pounds; 34s sd; long clear lisht =
TO- % pounds As cd i9ns Gleer hGiayEy 4
s pounds aos sd clear bellies. Il TO IS
sHot'LDERs- Square. " to IS pound.
HAMs-short cut. ii to rs pounds. ats
r0Rk-frlmc mess. INC Western. SIS
81 prime mess. medium. 5ls 81
LARD-Steady Prime Western. 3os re-
fined In pals, 52s ei.
chicago. oct 3-FLorR r. Receipts. 1000
barrels. and shipments. li.onp barrels IN
changed Winter patents. SpQ25D
ettaights. ,2Sa32i, spring patents, & 25u
9 90 straishts. 2.0nUio. bakers grades,
nrTTER-steady Creamery s112'so.
ana dairy. eulTc.
N'w Orlsans, oct, t-pRONlSJONs-
Steady.
PORK K-gi.c
LARp-Renned tiercc. lssTissc
BONED MEATS-Dry salt shoulders,
6'.c; sides, $50.
BNCON-Sidcs 6s.c
HAMS-Chotvv sugar cured. 9i,Tl0c.
RiCE-Slow sale. ordinary 10 good -,
FLorR-eq.e,. fancy ss.,ca2o, pat
cuts. 81 trff& 20.
CORNMEAf-puu at 81 NJ per barrel
BRAN Easter At T. .t lvr wi
HNY-Quie, and lower pr'iur timothy
8 5ogis -. choice 81 rtglN 5p
CORN -Dull and lower. Ne 81. k.i,
white 3iG5Nr. mixed Stt i6c, yellow, Hy.
uATS-No. = sacked seU2s'rc
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

90 0gq9tHtlons i ft, below are tor Job lOt, on
taUet. enough being asked to Covr- extra
cost Of caring for and ming them The
parties making small outside orders want
ter 10 handle the goods in Job lots In
straight conslgnments as received.
BUTTER The supply OF good 10 cholc.
table goods continues light and demand
good ami values hrm quoted As foliows
aRssl gqss6erea cream, l7c; fne fresh, GOOD good
Country IS store packed Fa6Sy 5oSa ,sa aeS fresh 81
and sweet packing. lisc.
,EGGS-Receipls light and market drner.
.BUITEfINE-Cr grades. in 20 to
50 pound tubs. solid lsc per pound; dairy
In 10 pound tubs, 70 higher than solids,
-Ga EEaEw We aa6s aS9sF 'RsG hs3R@a4 a4 COUNTY
n chsddars H. per pound Crawford
SSTsy SoSaan XII wa d 3 ReTb R9ana she
founs America. l2'2- Missouri and kan
f9i LfRY-,Raoc.p,s ontluue liberal and
market very dun and weak, Springs were
tut down a. iherr s no outlet Tor the
i5e: turkeys 4 gaSc, spring turkeys over
: pounds So under : pounds, not wanted
Pigeons. 81 per dozen.
POTATOES Offerings liberal and mar
car. lSa2,; IN a small way from wagons,
SWEET POTATQEs stli dun. Selling
cNLiFo'RNiA i'RuTs Steady and in
far demand: Peaches, @c4Flpn per box;
variety TokaJ grapes sIlSal s 5''.r per- box ,,@
Black Hamburg grapes. 50a75s per case,
Musrat -rapes. Snal25 per case; Black
Prince grapes. 100 per case: Malaga grapes,
So.n&io0 guiuc,-. SL65 per boN
GRAPES demand iair at unchanged
New York roeklugtou-. 5-pound baskets,
lie, Niagara lbc; Delaware, 2Dr, Penusyl-
vanla New York and ohio Coucords, 8
pound baskets. now stock, fancy eoq22l2c;
much poor stock is on thr market and sells
al from 10 10 Is cents Wild grapes, lOHljc
AI'pI.i.s sern4 fairly prices steady,
Cooking apples srl from l5d25c per
hushel; .choI@e., eating, apples sell from
common 10 good, 50a15c per barrel,
home grown stock sells a little higher IN
PEACHES Not many ON sale and values
steady, We quote. Home grown variety
scarce and are quoted az iJHjOc per peck;
ur' oue-uith bushcl has kct. Missouri stock
traN- -tr; Ouo-thrd bushel box, zoe, 6-bas-
FEARS Quiet ut Ola prices Keifer. soc
per peek. sda per half bushel basket; Mis-
siss.ppi stock SlVp per half husheli Duch-
CRANBERRIEs slow sale, but steady.
Quoted ai 81 .-5a1,JQ per barrel
'LEMuNs Less active. Fancy SGos,
SlU.un per boz
ORANGES and IN very good de-
mand. We quote as follows: Mexican,
s. ilH3or. NashIuGto naVels, 50 0OG3. 80;
California .etdlirss, fancy, s. 7jn3.00,
Ct Oice. s. 2jH2.J4
BANANAS selling fairly we'll Large,
81 7jH20u and Jumbo. S340H300 per bunch
TOMATOES But few coming in. Selling
at seas 0n per bushel
NEGEGA Bl. .ES-tabbdEe treer move
mcnt, 2Hsl3h per doZ.; medium TO common.
lae' shippers pay iQc per 100 pounds.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

Yesterday s cables reporf che 1rnuth i'm
france broken hy rain Wednesday night
The four Atauue ports cleared for cx-
Uol; Yesterday uriuU bushels uI wheat. --.-
@Nu ukageS of -four ls4hlg bushels ol corn
and lN i3n bushels OF oats
The SECRETARY OF tho Chicago board of
trade mas answered over thousand let
trr= Of inquiry relative iu bucket sllrs
ana llrrEular firms since the directors atI-
'UuflZrl MN On E'H" GltUImd ion I,idINr
To- those Who arc and who are not members
of tho board.
No attempt was made TO 10 bu-Iurss IN
ihe local hoaid OF trade YESTERDAY ENr'y-
body s attention WAS absorbed hy The prrp-
aTatlous for the karnyal Festivities rs-
receipts Were - cars of wheat. 2g oars
OF corn, II "ars OF oats. cars Oi Iyt o.
cars OF raN and 70 cars of huy
Yesterdays cincinnati Price Current
SAYS bruuth is stiii rrtardius wheat seed
for "a reduction OF acreage, rhe weather rs
tayorius an carly movement of new corn.
Thelr is more urgent milling demand for
wheat IN central resigns, ana offerings ale
small
Minneapolis, Mimi, oct. 3-Thr North
tory u the Minneapolis mills have they
exceeded the output Of last week and that
Was for the week ending December l. lsqi
The output then reached 2si 49, barrels
while that OF last week Was Isl 379 barrels
on am average of $50 BARR IS daily Every
pacity, The mills nave a barge number Of
orders IN sight, and ne demand FOR flour
is such as U Sarrart them IN continuing
the heavy prl'h.'toE Of the past few
weeks. Tn" dom site Atidde seems to he
lsking hold in good sfNpr A. spperior-
Sers exceeded and trade" Mas brisk. The
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
PENSIONS s.
Washington. oct, 3,-The following pen
sions have been issued:
MISSOURI.

Washington oct. 3.-The following pen
sions have been issgea;
lage, ST. Francois; James p Randies
POPLAR a,tI BIuf, Butler William F. Gisst
Joseph, buchanan; Leander NJ. Stllwell.
ST. Louis. 81. Louis;, Michael Feeney,. Ma
Adair; William Elerbeck, ST. Louis, ST.
Louis.
Renewal and increase-John r. Oaks.
roll; Robert, NJ Orr, Bolivar, Polk
ds ssnT6Smas John m M9Sgf st. Kneb nous k *
iDi ST. raneois; H ~ Isaac < Rilyen G %eYads i;,s
r9n Ternop enI9 ISms sbe Saas2n
Iron iron RnnsoS i BrnyIes Rrstoe nfaiS
Charles Manswell, Buckley, Linn; Herman
Drehle, Norborns carroll Robert Jack,
Original, widows, etc.-Elizabeth Baum
eT 81. Joseph, buchanan; Jane Narney,
tfathep sprinsdei, Greene; ciarissss, Pres $
nell, Billings; Christian.
Renewal-Alinor of Louis Bray, St, Louis.
Mexican war widow-Nancy Bowen, Al
ba, Jasper.
AIontgomery; John S Johnston: National
Moser Herington, Dickinson; Charles VI.
Pool, Arkansas city, Cowley; James q.
Hanna Hagstha sT9wn nansaR NJ
National Military home Leayenworth;
james Courson tdeceased) Bellevile. Re
public
CITY, Cowley.
Intrease-Thomas IL. Whitmer Topeka.
Shawnee; William 4. Harris, Day, Mash
ington: William Ramsay, Benton. Butler;
John W, Hershbarger, Chautauqua. Chau-
tauqua.
Reissue--John II. Waitt, Colony. Ander-
son; William Z. Wilson. Altamont La
bette; James Earl; Columbus, Cherokee;
'Ip originai widows' etc1aIinor snTrSHh Of Hiram
Daniels, Hepler, Crawford
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Increase-George Il. Elliott, Bradley
Chickasaw nation
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Increase-George W. I.iddick, Bryan.
Fawnee.
Original .idow-Maria Morrison, Tohee.
Logan.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

Washington, Oct 3.-The treasury de-
paTment has received information that
me Sold production of Siberia for the cur
RIM year VIII largely exceed that of last
10 10 me eject that the gold production OF
south Africa during August was the larg-
rSl ior any single month in it's history
Mr Preston, the director of the mint. is
oi the, opinion. based on unofficial data
mat mat the gold production during 1875 Will
SomoVo0 to $IQoo,Ooo. Colorado he thinks
WIN snow an increase of from So 600 900 to
A,vp,NN: Arizona New Mexico, South Da-
kota, Utah and Alaska are also expected
10 snow slight Increases, with AIontan
and Idaho about the same as last wear
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

eeip,s. 1900; shipments, 500 Market IS steady
70 stronE and active. Export steers. 5000
peel ana best butcher grades, s.. .30d4 6j :
bulk OF sales. sS,4on4. 40: steers under 600
pounds s275Q3.4o; bulk of sales. s. .s5di3 IL:
stockers and feeders, s2Ooa8.50: cows and
heifers, Sl.sOG350; bulk Of sales So lOI1 n.
Iexas ana Indian steers, S250n3.5O; bulk Of
san sSG6es' s-'og"'2'; COWS and heifers. E.S5a
,HoGs--Rec.ius 400; shipments. 200
N MARKET ed 6c lower. Heavy. A1cp43O; mixed,
S".bVdtlI; light. Ho0di.3j.
SHEEP-Receipts. 200; shipments. 300
Market NJ b steady Native muttons. s3.69a3.5o
lambs S25p45O; Southwestern, y 25W325
Omaha. Neb.. oct. 3.--CATTLE-Rec
200. 200. Market steady. All sold Good
beeVeS scarce. Native steers. S3.15[t5. 20;
Westerns. s22soain? Texans, s2.25n3 %:
ss ea!yes> s3o5aod eeSI bSis, s!6M sfass. Sea eiG
Receipts; 2;5oo Market 5qlOo
l0Eer yeG ss{Es {. S ga All sold 50 HsayS ds * $S
SHEEP-Receipts, zoo Market dull. Ma
tives, $2.5oaSlo Westerns, 81 25a2.9O; com
mon ana stock sheep $20Oa2.75; lambs.
Chicago, Oct. S.-CATTLE-Reeipts, 15-
oo0 Native dressed beef and shipping
steers were again in good demand at $3.50
20 choice lots being especially active at
$50 and upward Not many sales We're
I
over were again quite large, heavy lots
selling no higher than choice medium
weights. The Stocker and feeder trade,
has improved under the stimulus of lower
prices, sales being principally at S2.5oN3,75,
and 2,25H feeders were shipped from here
on Tuesday tn. largest days shipment on
record. Butchers and Canners stuff once
more showed moderate animation at the
recent decline in prices. Bulls sold mostly
at S.SO03.2I, and cows and heifers went at
s.. .25Ti.Q as an extreme range, but most
Of the sales We're at $L76n3l0. Veal calves
are plentier and lower, with slow sales at
S3.2jm6,25.
HOGS-There were nearly sc. 600 for sale
The demand was again good on local and
shipping account, but buyers insisted upon
and succeeded in obtaining reduction
OF 5dl0c. At the reduced figures the great
bulk OF the supply was taken, sales being
largely at S3.S5H40o for packers, and at
81 lOd+ % for shippers; common TO choice
1leavy hogs sold at s.. i,30 mixed lots
at s3,S5M+25; light weights at sS.s5di. 10 for
common 10 choice assorted, and pigs at
81 75n4.l5.
SHEEP-About "A. 600 sheep and lambs ar
rived to-day the offerings being principal
ly Westerns The trade was again fairly
active, and prices ruled unchanged, native
sheep selling at 81 Jrd3.50 for inferior; eX-
port grades of heavy ll5 10 l40 pounds
sheep at 50 60n3A: Western sheep at $50
G32J and lambs at s3.25G+65, a few extra
lambs bringing A70n+.S5. Lambs and West
crn range sheep comprised most Of the
supply, and only few natives sold above
800
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH.

i7oo barrels exports 1850 barrels. FIIrm FII.s
on winters owing to scarcity, hut spring
a5S5 Eoas Mnssota 9Ta 4se 6aoHs MneE ESatss45s
Ter extras, S26va2S5. Minnesota bakers
G4RNMEAL-Duu at s5as7c per cwt.
WHEAT ceipt> 2l3GlO Bushels: eS-
ports, 2in0 bushels Spot weak: No .
rr Liyerpool news but turned weak lmmc-
by big spring wheaf receipts better French
late cables finally rallied slightly bus
g.oSed AZ ,llH e. net decline. October closed
az 6i,s,: pecember 66igH6Sr closed at G67,c.
CoEN-Reocip's 6l.3oo bushels; exports.
'iona weakened by liberaI receipts ana In
sympathy with a narrow range all day,
closed llsnlasc lower. October, 26a. a37c.
closed at a6a,c; December, a5a,a557sc closed
OATS Receipts, $500 bushels; exports.
q" bushels Spot quiet, No, 2. 23lac OPP
free moyement and closing '4e lower ,Oc-
tober 23'4 !@a.c closed "A 23itC; December.
23ltU!3'.c. closed a. 23',"
,bdSS aASI1%gr so55o per seRPHs aT s"7o'; good to
PROVISIONS Firm. Picked bellies 6a.
az y593I.; October, $500 Refined steady.
BUTTER -Re,eipts, 3,5S%,i packages Firm;
iE5GGs-Re55eipts, Sl9a packages. Firm;
Western, Is
81 Louis, oct &-FLOUR-Receipts
3.o1 barrels, and shipments, i,Un barrels.
Fairly active and higher Patents, g $ou
$$9 extra (aGSy. q s,y,, ;@loq&2o fancy s2,soa
WHEAT-Rcceipts ilGa bushels. and
shipments l7,0eO bushels, After some
strength at the opening, II declined in
sympathy with other domestic markets.
There were several reactions, but the mar
ket closed weak and 'sHa4c under Nester-
day No =. cash 6iiac; October, &C. De
ceu,ber, &c asked; May, G7iic.
CDRN-KeCriPts, 5000 bushels, and ship
ments, ll,CW bushels Intensely dull
throughout the session, with an easter
i.c below yesterday No >, mixed. cash.
96c; october. 2tr; December, 2rsc bid;
0ATs-Receipts. p, 900 bushels and ship
ments 23011 bushels. Futures dull but
Iirm; cash. weak ana lower.
CCRNMEAl-Quiet; quoted al s61al 50
: BRAN-Quirt ana weak; quoted at 54G
5ii.t per cNt.
HAY Scarce and hrm for line grades;
prairie. S5.0Gu9j0; timothy, 5000 li.Jo,
m2Uc; fancy Elgn, 2Sis04r.
EGGS Steady. Fresh, lic.
PORK-Staudard mess &70n9.00.
LARD-Pr!me steam, s5.70djI5.
RACON-BoNed shoulders, ND; longs,
S6.25; ribs. S6.3Ii..
Liverpool, oct. S.-WHEAT-Spot, quiet
but steady: demand poor. No red win-
ter. 5s "a. No. red spring, stock eN-
hausted; No. hard Manitoba. 5s Sd; No.
/ california. 5s 3D. Futures opened quiet.
with near positions I'D HIGHER and distant
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

onions new 35r per bushel span.
sh onions swuIfo per box l.ct,uce s.
Umc per hushol CueuWh'ts. scarce. good
grsen' -775c per bush,.,l common and Eeii-
Squas n. fancy. loo per dozen. Beets. - per
bushel i5c per half iushAl Carrots 45c ler
hnshel sweet corn, mostly, poor poor stock. och
g5c Horseradish' s. bushei Pumpkins.
inT75c Euttcr beans ipa por gallon, large
per. fancy N. po, bushcl common to
fl.i, 2JTGpr per hu-ue' rcd peppers hoi,
4nHio., sweet GjW4o, rcd peppers. small.
8 "Hl p Egg plant fancy. @'o common,
Arkansas green beans. iOc per iahushel box.
Hubbard squash. fancy. 6nn"' pei dozen
Radishes 6 dozen 21t Turnips. aon"o
BROOM corn Hurlei green. 3d5'4c pr
pound. green. self working. sdSitc; rel
tipped, self-working 2s.c. common. seif.
WORKING, lhd2c: crooked, half price,
FEArifsRs-rr,m. geese. SIC per pound;
dark and soiled. 3Oc. mixed and old. l5I3o";
per cen, tare on small sacks and per
iIoNEY-i pound comb. white. iec tall.
pound comb lSTiic 2 pound comb Cnli.
fSrns ,Crns srK sKe ismie go9pdd lons esn. 60
GROUND LiNsEEp CAKE quoted
Car lots, sacked, 81 90 per ton. 2cp
r9nnds 8 20 per 100 rounds .s.
NUTS Jobblnr prices. Cocoenu,. per
100. quoted a. Noo n.cnns-Missouri per
per pound .u4A.c Tennessee raw aa.alc;
roasted. &c; Kansas. 3isc. Texas, Suloc
Hickory nuts Small per bushel 81 80. large.
81 .. Hazeinuts-2u3c per pound. Chest
DRIED FRUiTs-snn dried. Apples.
cholee. &C per pound, good. Sc; poor lc
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
BRIEFS BY WIRE.

Atlanta, Oct. 3.-NIaior j. @. c. Blaok
Democrat. has defeated Thomas r. MAJ.
son, Populist for congress In the Tenn
district by a majority Of l,6il
Edinburg, Oot. 3-There was 4, ba.vv
snow fall yesterday evening about LON
Rannoch, accompanied by "A heavy usIa
of wind. There is seven inches OF snow
on Ben Nevis.
.NewbgryPQrt; Mass, Oct. $.-District At
torney W. IA. h. Moody. Of HavrrhiU was
nominated as Republican candiiate Ta
congress from the Sixth district To lin "a "a
eancy caused by the death of General
Cogswell. '"f
city of Mexico. Oct. 3.-ManueI Roror,
Rubio minister of the interior and fstbliro
in-law of President Diaz. died this mHr,, o,ars-
ton for cancerous tumor His age WAS ss
lie MAS good friend of Americans rba
wife OF President Dlaz is plunged in az
deepest SORROW. She Was present at IL
0pei alton as We're all the members of ths
family % mo
Washington, oct. SIT has been d.bp,t.-
~ decided by the war department io - =
point court martial TO try Captain Arms
Tor ms conduct toward General SchoHsij
Charges ana specifications ON which H.. H..
tiial viii be based have been prebared 'hg h
General Lieber, judge advocate genersl ~
the army, Charge | Is that Of conI,0t 0t
to the prejudice of good order ana miiitsr,ss
discipline Charge Is thai Of .SniiI',i.
unbecomlng an officer ana gentlan1aa4 4uuSl
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
Prospective Postottice Appointments

Washington. oct 3.-CSpecial) The
postmaster general is looking after a
batch of appointments for the state of
Missouri which takes in the towns Of
Canton, Montgomery city. California and
Webster Grove. The state of Kansas has
two places to fill by presidential appoint
mcnt in the near future. They are Olathe
and Sabetha The effort has been made to
have the incumbent at Olathe ousted and
AN appointment made at once II has been
decided AT the department 10 hold th.
matter up and let it take its regular turn,
the showing made for a change having
been considered insufficient to warrant
SMnh drastic Ofiicial acIlnm.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
MILLS Commission Co.,

lOS New York Life Building.
Telephone PISS KANSAS CITY. MO.
Dealers IN GRAIN aud PROVISIONS FOR
future delivery, and NEW YORK STOCKS
and BONDS orders by mail or teIegrap
promptly executed.
Leased wires to Chicago and New York
Refer TO Bradstrcet's and Dun's Mercan.
tile Agencies, New England Safe Deposit
and Trust Company.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co.,

'npIill rI21O.Uon.
surplus and tudiNIdcd frdiits ~i3O, 900.
ARTHUR O. ~1ILWELL rrr,l lent
Vice Presidents \ \ Nnshrr L. J.. Martin
". : Taylor j N,D TriwUie
Nobt u Gone Secretary. Nm 8 Taylor
treasure, Frank ~ Ni.ut Asst Treas
Jacques y Soltheulus Asst SC D. s. N5shsr
- Asst ~ecty Irlmule Bfsley General At
tUtueNs
iN-'uies y General Trust business.
Nets ~ Trustee, Transfer tgcnt or Reg
ittrHr for Corporations.
Acts ~ Executor. Ndmiuistrator Guard
ian, or Irust," Of Estates.
COLLECTS Western Mortgage.
Takes 'nnrgC Of properties, collecting
rents. paying iaSc~ etc Tor Eastern IN
ttstor-
Kansas CITY Directors A T. Stll~ell +. l.
Martin \ A Nlusher. Frank cooper y A Fax
on j McD lIImhe. KOut nLIIhtm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

New York, oct 3,-Lead-Steady; brok-
ers' price, s3l5; exchange price, 3S5aS.S7ia,
Spelter-Duu. domestic. Al5Mi.2O.
ST. Louis. Oct, 3.-Lead-Steady at N.0Tls
Spelter-Quiet at s4,07la.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

New Orleans. oct. 3.-COTTON-Futures
HO2r November, S.S7ns $50: December. S9i
aS92r; January. SsipS 9jc: February. aSo
s9as; March, S.03U904c April. 9GSa9 09c
May, a.l3Us.lic; June 9.lSq92Oc.
New York oct 3.-COTTON-FnAI
closed firm; sales. 35S,3co bales. Jantfary
9llc. February. 9l1c; March. 9.2$c: April
92Sc; May, 923c; June, 9.3Sc: October. s92c /.
November. .e6c, December, 9.Gc
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

The market has frightened up some and
q very, good demand Is heiuE had FOR the
best class OF horses. and there is more
movement TN mules hut sales are largely
on southern account. the movement East
heiuE light and largely confined to fine
drivers and draft OF which hut few are
coming in. Tho auction sales hN the stock
YARD Horse and Niue market Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday were: SiSty-six
draft horses At %0niO, l4s drivers si25oU
horse and 1870 southern mares ana geldinss
at SIIjnuS5 up
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

ST. Louis. Mo. oct. 3.-Colonel Richard
Dalton, United States surveyor of customs
for st. Louis, and Miss Mayme Carr were
marrleQ this aftornOom at ClarksNillc. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

ST Louis oct. 3.-WHISKY-Firm. Dis
tIlers' finished goods AT sl.22
Peoria, Ill. oct. .-WHISKY-Strong
Finished goods on basis OF sl.22 for
high wines
Cincinnati, o., oct. a,-wHIsKY-Quiet
at Sl.22
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

The following are the hid aud asked
rIlcos or stocks Of Kansas city banks and
other local securities as furnished by n.
J. Wright d Co, brokers. Armour build
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

Same as Wednesday Extreme range, t3.'5
Gfl5; bulk OF sales. A0pUi TO-
REPRESENTATlNE SALES
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

Chicago oct. 3--Rye-No >. cash. 41c;
October, AZ. FlaNseed-No. l. cash, Isl sc.
October. &c. Timothy seed, cash, $50;
October, $50.
ST Louis. oct &.-Rye-No. .. cash Ssc.
FiaNseed ed-Cash. 9ic on this side Timothy
seed-Easy at S3OoI3.30.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

MahS persons Keep Carter's Little Liver
rus on hand to prevent bilious attacks sicl,
heaaache, dizziness, and find them lust wha,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
We quote


The stock interest in this state seems
70 have picked up materially this year
there being marked increase both in
as compared with last year. Numbers of
i've stock. as shown by the assessors re-
turn TO IN" state auditor are:
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

ass 10 such good eendition.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-04

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
SECOND NETTING ir sfRtroGA.
A Heavy Track -Nod- and han"'"'
with Meanings.

RACE TRACK. SARATOGA, july 90
The attendacc at the second day h'0O
OF the Saratoga Racing Associa''on Wv
not exceed that OF the opening day. o"i''s
to the very hard rain Of last nlshl , .'
track was unusually heavy, max =. -,
riding an impossih.lity. \ BRISK ui'ce,'
however. blew steadily from the - -
which I'm measure tended 10 aiy w 49,
track. -, so,,e
The cad offered was about tAe Se he
order as that of Saturday. ana desp'',
fac. that the Association adFeIu 20 ~
run six races each day. only hNe ~pp 5i4
Ell On he card. The comrl'sslonsiS "'''
a fair bIslnes in a very quiet way -,
Mods and nandsnakes, wnlch .l-a a.
much TO the initiated but aothihs y
man on the outside. was about an 10
could be detected between the COi'l''i'
sioncr and patron. summaries. ,.
Firrt race-four and half furlonss--
kirain Olu. A. clayton, 10 LII
DevOta second. Floterce ColNlHe '"''u'
Time. .5Si4. co..
Second race-siX furlongr-Rey del ar
arcz OH. Martin. 1 TO - first, Brandy WIN
second. Sufficient third. Tire l.a'.
sfird race-miie and ones letI, ~
Caieiho 100. Pierce. 10 u nrst, Memo
second. Cass third. Time Isl "a.
Fourth raCe-hve furlongs-i re ialhsloh
O05. 4. Clayton, 10 - first. Lofam sec
ond. BARTON third. Time, l'oi. .-
Fifth race, one milc-baldrizsan t','
Griffin. l TO a. first. Midgeley second
Da.gretta third. Time. Ia IL.