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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
BIG ADVANCE WAS LOST,
WHEAT GAINED lac BIT DRoPPED
THE MOST OF 1T.
The Cereal Closed Lee Higher Than the
Previous Days Prices - oats and
Corn Were Lower and So
Were Provisions.

Chicago. June ii.-wheat started sky
ward with a rush to-day, advancing 2iic
early on bad crop reports, bad weather
and big worlds visible decrease, but
proht-taking on the bulge showed or
part OF the gain. July finishing but lac
higher than yesterday. Corn closed 7sc
lower, oats aic lower and provisions at
declines.
Wheat opened very irregular with a num-
Der in the crowd bidding soc per bushel
for July. while at the same time others
were offering to sell at 79ac. the closing
price yesterday having been soc. The gov
ernment report issued yesterday afternoon
was, OF course, responsible for the diverse
ues indicates. The bulls made the most
noise and had the continuation OF dam.
aging weather on their side. So the crowd
the ball moving for the bulls was pre-.
diction by the weather service bureau OF
hot and dry conditions throughout the
entire wheat belt. then came rumors OF
damage to the California crop-afterward
contradiCted-then Bradstreet's visible
statement. showing S.s3joop bushels de-
crease for the week in the worlds stocks.
crop reports from the winter wheat states
detailing damage of the most serious char
From those several causes an advance to
H1ic was effected by 1915 o'clock after
which came realizing sales, which caused
of an hour from the close. The local re-
ceipts We're fifty cars, of which thirty
eight were from irregular city warehouses.
The Minneapolis and Duluth receipts were
2T cars, compared with 2i6 a year ago.
Export clearances In wheat and -four
from the Atlantic seaboard amounted to
$4,000 bushels. of which 1l5OO0 bushels was
in the form of wheat. Trade was active
and heavy both on the early advance and
closing decline Foreign markets we're
about steady at the opening, oats being
above a shipping basis. European quota
tions have little effect here.
Corn was firm early and weak later in
the session. The opening price for July
was from 52c to 52asc. compared with 52Lc
at the close Of the market yesterday. 1t
improved to 52Ssc and acted firm during
the forenoon. but there was no cash de-
mand for shipment and Patten and Bart
lett-Frazier took advantage of the firmness
in wheat to fill the crowd with corn. Near
the close the weight of the above men
toned offerings began to tell and there
was a sharp break to 51LM52iac, and 5lAc
was the latest trading price.
oats were active and weak largely on
the hearish government report. Favorable
weather also helped in the decline Sep
tember opened 2ic lower at 30i4c, sold from
3lhc to SOC and closed at 3OLc.
The provision market was weak and dull
1t opened at a decline of from Tihc to 1Oc
for July and September pork. about 2isc
lower for lard and from 2iac to sc lower
for ribs. At the close. pork. was 1oc lower
than at the corresponding time of the day
before, lard 2iac lower and ribs &c lower.
live hog market and rather liberal selling.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
LIVE STOCK by TELEGRAPH.

eelpts, 800, Market steady. steers, 5000
"A 90: bulk, s250G35O: stockers and feeders,
s2.5OG4.oO bulk, sS,c0uS.5O,
steady to strong Closed Weak ITrht
$i;25@4,45; mixed, AS5g4.iO; heavy, $4,000
SHEEP-Recelpts, none Market steady.
ceipts SlOO; shipments, 500 Market steady
Beet Besf and shipJPIng ing steers ste range si9oq525;
steers, ss6Sai %; grass steers. s25oaS,5o;
HOGS Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1900
Market opened steady, but closed &c off;
Top price, $50 with bulk of sales at $4,000
; sHEEP- Receipts, 300; shipments, 100
556 MSFks5 dR 3Ws SHGs ambs ranFaa s5GS @
Chicago, June l1.-Only about $500 cattle
We're received, and common to choice native
steers were in demand at sS6j45.s0 for lots
share of the cattle sell between $3.50 and
$500, and any beeves that sell over $3.50
must must be very superior in all respects, pis-
moderate numbers and lots weighing l,l3J
to 1870 pounds tnd purchasers at $6o0
j35, There was no particular change in
cows and bulls, the latter selling mostly at
a2.5O, and butchers cows at S. 6O04.OO, with
an occasional sale of extra cows and heif-
ers at si.25d465 Calves were mostly of
good quality and sales We're largely at
and feeders We're neither numerous nor
active and prices. averaged higher than
last week. a few choice feeding steers SELL
ing at s4.25q+4O. Texas cattle We're steady
and fairly active, with receipts of about
500 head. Grass Texas steers sold at Sc 80
1850 and fed lots al S360ni5 30.
HOGS-Although only about $4,000 includ-
ing those left over from yesterday, were Of
fered on the market to-day, weakness was
developed at an early hour. When trade
opened prices We're strong at Yesterdays
quotations, and one sale of choice heavy
hogs was made at $3.50. which was Sc higher
than any hogs were sold at Monday
little later, however, buyers held back for
concessions, and a good part of the davis
sales occurred at reductions of sc from yes
terday's prices At the reduced prices
trade was quite animated and the greater
part of the offerings found buyers, heavy
hogs selling at A40a4Sj. mixed at 81 i5fD
4.75, light weights at 81, 30li65 and pigs at
sSOoqi.Oo. The bulk sold at si.652f75 for
the heavy, and AT si.50d4.65 for light the
offerings averaging well in quality. East
ern shippers were fair purchasers OF hogs
OF medium weight
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 Country shin
pers are not sending in as many sheen as
they did few weeks ago and all fat lois
are selling readily at better prices than
those paid last week. Undesirable hocks
are as weak as ever, however, and infer
ior sheep move off slowly at 81 2jGi2 *
Common grades sell at S3.6Od3 so and fsir
to choice lots bring SG0ui.2j, fancy export
wethers bringing the top price Clipned
lambs at s3.WHi.O and spring lambs al
AOOa6Vo Common Texans were dull and
weak. "Au
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
THE PRODUCE MARKET.


Quotations below are for Job lots. on
| small lots higher prices are asked and oh.
! tained, enough being asked to cover extra
! parties making small outside orders wan,
! the best goods and selections. Dealers pre-.
] fer to handle the goods in job lots In
/ straight consignments, as received.
BrTTER-Quality Of the arrivals a little
however, not quotably changed. High
/ cream, tic. line fresh, good faTor,." iSc
/ l0c: fair to good lines. Sc Country store
/ packed Fancy. 1Oc, fresh, and sweet pack.
EGGs-Dull. Fresh &c.
BtTTERl NE-Creamery grades. In 20 to
grades. IN Is TO 60 pound tubs. solid. iSac
! per pound rolls. prints or bricks pounds.
In 10 pound tubs. &c higher than solids,
CHEESE-We quote Herkimer county,
n cheddars. re per pound; Crawford
SSTgy SoysSn XII eGSdaers m a' BsT p9gnd SRe
Young America. l2igc: Missouri and Kan
saS ful cream Sc
POuLTRN-The market steady and de-
mand from retailers good. Hens in good
request and SO are springs large enough to
use. but small ones weighing less than a
pound hard to move. Turkeys quiet
l7c; turkeys, hens. 7ar: toms. Sc; ducks.
SCI. geese. 5ieC; pigeons. 75c veal. choice
GAME No receipts OF any kind and deal
erS say they are having very few in
rat steaiV nrigas FOR. wbatalar, v.tiYid Coms
W. quot GuotS: Ducks ,"a 'T pSr dozen SutG 'S 81 55
mixed. per dozen, 75c; mallard, per dozen,
large. M,25;' medium. 2iaioc. small. 59Sc.
nsi Of All III Kinds nM Of berrst rh, and Shfr a
TuS ga pe CRY "a ia quarts ai = S5 eoI M bsK9Sr
black. S2@d3@; raspberries. red, &"u
e' d mart rrats si 49, oS, ,1,Ci,Ieberrics
per q auart crate 81 Ooa2.gi; cherries ptr
:, ,,ia,, ~ Si "a '''''' ~
- pHT 1T' 'STot!S III, ia ores are paarlv on, of
sens.n ana fbsy n yyalf as new 'ars d,Iii
,'a al lG VII ~ 5N,s0 1T 'VN fV' per o"Sh-
g V9Et;GEG'TTABf,Es% VEG EG'TT %jobbing prices: Beans
navy caliiornj5, psgs Gus6el $3.loa2i %; SSw
6ninns neyy ter busTtl 81 6I,i Ia ''' -''V'
6pANg,r,S, ,'ouiet Wa ouote. NTaVicar
90 75S,S SG. Washineton naveis 81 ooSiS 56.'
C,Iirorpi, soagiinrs fancy a. -55,9 an,
cboire go 25To 10
LEMONS-Active and steady. Fancy
Messina, S5Cp055O per box, and Malaga.
>'i}y%2 .XyVEAs-ste stesdv I'M. ouie, Large.
81 ia > 90 per bunch, and Jumbo. 50 ooIS 90
PLt'MSIStill SLOW sale. Quoted at 5oai
soc for Texas per i bushel box and crates
S'y{1l;s PEei il;ts,gI;1rs-cor,,r. I'm rree,v and ap,I
Sa,iing at i0,, 200 No. H. busbaI hoy ana 2pIi
iOr ner neck boxes
= t,pr US Eot ,nsr,. an saIe and ,rarke.
naw ioaSSS per boy Standard natkSi
RANGED AT 4. 5nI5. 90 per barrel: others. e. 90
a. 90. fancy sta3S + do5J9 90 '''''
ranf NJ oI,otc Foiiows.' tInr,So
choice. se.OOa2T5 per crate, and iississippi,
A:2@2'o0 sr3,a per crate Texas N'-9ai''o per
vaes HEM wdak Ga5bSse sow s!0" reRaa aas
Ia ana s. Pr per i 100 pp0uhds
hone crown. 56cFxf. Der dozen heads,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
MAHKETs ~ TELEGRAPH.

New York June n.-FLOUR- Receipts.
1880 barrels. exports, y $40 barrels, sales
l5,40O packages Market firmly held but
rather quiet, exporters indifferent city
mill patents. S4.S5Gtjl5; city mill clears
Sl0Ni40, Minnesota patents |l0Gi4. %;
Minnesota bakers SS25p+l5; winter pat
cnts, Si00di ~; winter straights. S375iiil5;
winter extras, so; winter low grades,
81 ijM3.u5; spring low grades S201d2.50.
CORNMEAI.-Dull; sales, 300 barrels
yellow Western, $llSal.20 per owt
Wheat Receipts none; exports. lU6,-
400 bushels: sales, l5,I05,o00 bushels futures,
l6GUQ bushels spot Spot market dun. No,
. red. store and elevator, S27sc; ailoat. S37At;
i. o. b., Siic atloat. options opened lower
ON Lhe hureau Gep0rl. but so0n rallied and
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

4 slow and weaker market was had yes
terday Hogs were off little, which had
bedrish influence upon the speculative
market. cash meats were slow and weak,
i'm sympathy, though not quOtahly lower.
The iObhing demand, however, was fair,
both Tor meats and lard,
We quote car lots:
D. s MEATS partly cured)-Shoulders
cash, s.. 90 per cwt: short ribs, sides. cash.
S6.l5; long clear sides S6l5; short clear
sides $3.50
L.ARD-Cash $50: June, $3.50
GREEN MEATS Shoulders, Sj2jH5.35 per
cWt; hams SS 0HIS.l2la,
5. T.. MEATS-Hams, cash, SS,Oo6S q;
shoulders, S5.3j,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
Cotton.

New Orleans, La, June ll.-COTTON-
Futures steady Sales $500 June, 707c
bid; July, l,09ulloc, August, 712H7l3c
September 70iUZ05c; October Oid7 O5c
November. 70inIojc; December, 7O7d70sc
January, 7l2H7lic.
New York, June 1l-COTTON-Quiet.
Mid, Ttc. Gross receipts, 500 Exports
to the Continent l,272 Forwarded 1893
Stock, 22LlSj, Total to-day-Net receipts,
2si2; exports to the Continent, $50; stock,
.uS
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
Epworth League Meeting at Fort Scott.

Fort Scott, Kas.. June Il.-(Speciall En-
worth League societies Of Southeast Kan
sas are IN convention here. TWENTY-FIVE
twelve delegates. Mayor Hesser delivered
a welcome address, to which Rev Ray-
ernooh the delegates We're driven over the
city In carrlaees, and this evenings ses
sion Was adjourned carly In order RS
they might attend Major Coles reyivai
meeting peel nen,, al which over 800 persons hava
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

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2dvnncSd Tn aSftVeyd on large 4pyss rnd SrHSf
iater bv bjs reduc,ion in world;s sionks
necerqs rs 70 ,d dbrhadSttreeMts rs ReIzns ma,
closing AZ iaS,t.c net advan"S. There was
sbbos1hi ~ some quarters b ro 10 pn6
| 10 ; red iuno closed az az SC. rniv se,, III,
| closed at S.c: August. sS7saSl7sc. closed at
sc; S1ptember &uSi4c closed at H'Eci
December, A'eaS6'sc. closed at SEC,
9oeo bushels sales i4ooo bushels futures.
500 bushels SPOT Spot market irreemmiar.
sc. options opened weaker, with wheat,
aaar aaTSpcsh on lo2ei % Sgyerins % ring nut % sod 9
bhestter rro . oi 'aIn reanu West aug s,
loss July SO ,457'.G closed at 5ei,c; Sep
! 'vnlpTr ntf,rs 2p5tn2S,sr' closed az 9',tc -.
bushes laes ' 5000 'Bssfs bnshes fHRGrs fHrS
! ~" pUshsIs Snot. SpoI quiet; No. a. "5sT
! S9i'c No q afbtVersg5 "IcshS3c: 40; o ss, 70
| tr, h,N, NV, S'ui ~, rs, ob,ionS s',alE az
brsS, Pu' W 5a,gr ui innuenSgg n. py We We
"itne uno o' ilosnS sfg s StoSl a, nsi S
AT TX sS'te ,,,rr er,,.,nu .oaso, -, noo,
,,, alSWN NiiSiI3NsT,Cut meats steady. Pick
,-.N5 L.A5tl,.Ls3eHer' Western steam steady.
i"se3 al @.'o. SaIeS -%l ueTce. aI N9.'2'
s7io. nominal i Rs1ncd 1d dn9inllpa'' amen september
fa,,iiv so lal,,,o m >e" mess SiS''oP ifoV'
pt-Efr fsB p,,ii v,-a-.ar, 7,tr, os,,o,.
creamery ig9iss SsefoTrIyn say rgiDs'
tS ,"'"''S' i-"ie'' iaS'olN' o"'-S' EitiHs'
'Gttrr.st, s,,ot,. ..,.. ,,r,a .>,-,.o.
small ff t;7SSteaay st2te large Sa ,i
ssnIiin,,,s i1@.igtT'4e' part SKINS EHf'ec' iulI
ES;C;s MN. ,yos,or,, ,rosb ,e0,,o. 20.
-, 20 ,oe ~ western lresh' i"Hlfc' re-
eeipts' lo'f" packages.
Chicago. June 1L-FLoUR.. Receipts, 5000
Winter patents, $500 2o strairhts, ss.ioIf
S3l6gioo. bakers grades, ss75aa25. -
BtTTER.,steady. Creamery, louiIisc
EGGsEQuet. Fresh. 1idiitsc.
St Louis. June 1i.-Ft.ot'R-Receipts. 3
ooo barrels, and shipments, 700 barrels.
e9q!sfei $;25qs$5: rye hour, $s,75q 800 ''''''
s,I,,ns,ti i-lKSeS9ptS; lSSS i&Vto bushels and
morning until July was lc lower; the trad
ers soon created such demand, however;
&c for september. from this there was a
relapse OF liae, but the. close was firm and
CoRNGReceipts. 1900 bushels. and ship
bin bgns t Sg'hgs h Dg @ Gl the nisrt sg
future and i.c iowar F5r Ne nS,ixsJ
oATs-- Receipts. 1000 bushels, and ship
mo t,o,'sr,,,,e,,t r.,lr+ ~ a.
elsewhere ana 'drontb and bof ~ waetbcr re-
p@VptS; @ NE ftCgvtrE ,.'rE St &c 20 was not hi,d,
low yester,lay No cash 2aa, -. JInS e9c.
j@iy; E, q; Z /; S;fed ssPtemSr, sos.s asESd;
oTotnJ ~ ~ Z, . @65,S AZ na, hn, an" io"ti'
Be BR}AN-Quiei' Selling at 66o on east
ob plsrd and hsser f9r 9n'% m
i, ~ 20, 'o''''S'"' '''''"E' F'''''"
-, - a. n -
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
Whisky.

Cincinnati. o., June -WHISKY-Quiet.
Sales 4l5 barrels at Sl.2j.
ST Louis, Mo, June ll.--WHISKY YIN
changed. Dstillers finished goods at
SIS.
Peoria, H., June l.--WHIsKY-Steady.
High proof spirits, Sl2Ii-; finished, goods,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
Rye and Seeds.

Chicago, June ll,-Rye-No, ?, cash, zoe;
July, re FlaNseed-NO. l cash, Sl.l6; Sep
tember Sl.2j. Clover-S9.50.
St. Louis, Mo, June ll.-Rye-No, >, cash,
sacked, Csc FlaXseed-Cash, $40 Clover
seed-Cash, S5,i5 Timothy seed SO OOa4OO.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

IHI'I9N-@ -T0"N- n WH-If |-0reugel
>iS,pl1 hu- hn.s last week, Corn increased
rrlegrams from san Francisco continue
TO report alarming DAMAGE 10 wheat
from hot Wlua-.
Last Wyek'7 exports ~ com we're lI4g-
900 bushels. "a year ago 31iusn bushels. TWO
Egars aso $1,000 bushels. three years ago
Tho ioul Atlantic ports laasrd for ex-
port yesterday iiisri 1I-hsI, Of whctt
- in0 package OF Aour Ubp Bushels OF
corn aua i6no bushels OF oats.
The rams - continue. WichIta
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

St Louis. Juna II Lead Easier ana act
i've; sales 500 tons and cars Al 500. and
6 cars AT 81 TO- Spelter-Slow; $50 asked
New York June ll.--Lead-Strong. Rrok-
er1' pTice. SABA; EXCHANGE price. $3.50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

put the ground IN fine condition for plow-
ing and working and given an abundance
Of stock water. The growing corn IS in
inc condition and much more. is being
fruits greatly Improved Small grains i'm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

.lhe government ret'c cutlgcs OF Conditoi
Illinois. lulWnI Michigan, and ohio. lndi-
| cate NieIa ui 3G,&W bushels. nese
re, ,opi of ,b- f,tai wintcr Who'll rror
| - =, W. -, -.
| , Newport news exported lW,yp barrels OF
Hour ,s last WN & aga'hSr b9ay so" o, 0afrGs b
| rludad i'm the tav by day exports Of II.
! The wrek. total Being SO much larger
| thon cxi,a.tei
| r, n,,.,.,,,. r.,,,,I,. .,,..,,,,,,. ~,
| erniu etm.ks sE,vSs " d,r;;e,ss ~ 2 Ia an
| busbsl ~ ,-b,.3t CS., oT tbc DocEies a j.-
| croasa of gs5 6n6 bushels west. a decrease of
crease Of sS85.0rj bushels in the worli' $
| available supply Corn increased gS. .cO0
| bushels. oats decreased 5000 bushels
Tn. government crop raport perccntanes
indicate area and Yield per acre and total
| crop, In bushels, about as follows:
Acreage. Yield. Total crop
| Winter wheat. y 100000 1913 232,INU0Q
| Spring wh"at".ll3rV.gr liN lhI2ihuN
.,a---- --, ...,o-,--,-,
| oats ..... ...,.. .2GSNnO 2'l '2t'-""O
| The Iowa weather crop bulletin issued
| yesterday saws: Warm. growing weather
! prevailed during the past week The rain
! fan was generally light until sunday. on
| which day heavy showers passed through
! thr central districts from southwest 10
! northwest giving ample rainfall Tor pres
! eni needs to a. least threy-tQuFt9S oi the
! area of the state In some Igtalitts the
PnSsLuA lq''t4 .V.i' -! ,t 10, W, G
| ~, "yboi"- b5yo been ib5isbiS bensticiai TO
| ,Ii .rnns earn fs nav ranSraiIy in CIa9n
| condition and shows Il good stand. giving
| nr0,nisa Of n large Crop with favorable
! conditions In the future
p...Irt- an urinary poiuts yosterIav
y,.r. 5}S 0oo sis ani 'sbipna6ts lgg 0jo
Tutb H.
' ,,1...,,. ........ ,... ,,.... .,v,,,
\ MthneapoHs eieyator man W5Igs' w
IaN' NY . li'a ar. ial,U,G ". ~, w,
nn rrI ia AZ Gras,.,,t "ron viii not stand
10 ''V '%'N' ~ ,,u-.,u ,...,,..t,,.
,I''l,, ms th"p Nh 49,, ,,.y
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
MILLS Commission Co,

IU' Wv lDfk IlIe BnI1dIng,
Telephone slss. KANSAS CITY, NO.
Dealers In GRAIN and PROVISIONS for
cash or future delivery, and RAILROAD
STOCKS and BONDS orders By mail or
telegraph promptly executed.
Leased Wires 10 Chicago and New York.
Refer 10 Bradstreet's and Dun's Mercan-
tile Agencies, New England safe Deposit
and Trust Company.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

Stcl1ior ana falrTN active MARKET WIS
had yesterday. There were more prime
native steers in than for some time and
buyers of such took hold quite freely and
paid about steady prices. Exporters, too,
bought more freely than for some days
averaging 1888 pounds sold at $40. Cows
and hefers were scarce and firm to l0c
higher. That is fed stuff. Grassers slow
sale, but unchanged. Stockers and feed
ers firmer and in fair demand. Not many
range cattle in and best steers and fieshy
cows were firm and in very good request.
Mich cows firm and selling very well.
Common. Sl5mlS; medium to fair, S20Q2i,
and good TO choice, S25.00uS250.
EEfRES SALES
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Receipts at Chicago. St Louis. Omaha
and Kansas city yesterday were: Cattle
1i,OcO; hogs, $500, and sheep. 1890, same
day last week cattle. 16,lOo: hogs, $500,
and sheep. 1850.
New York June 11.-European cables
quote American steers at l0iamll2ic, dressed
Exports to-day, 40 beeves, 1886 sheep
and 1900 quarters OF beef.
CATTLE-Movements for the week end
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

As furnished by French Bros. Commission
Company, Tuoms %, Il, - Exchange build
igH.
OpiIous Open HIgh- Low Close
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

The following are the bid and asked
price Of stocks Of Kansas city banks and
other local securities. as furnished by II
j Wright Il Co, brokers. Armour build
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
BANKERS AND INVESTORS

Wanting choice nigh grndc Buslnoss Paper,
Bonds. Bank Stocks or other Investment
cage Loans. or to buy OF sell Improved
city Business or Residence Property or
Improved Farms. call on or CORE spond
with VI. y. ABELL. Manager
CuICAGo \ Is. {. COMMISSION co,
5i2 Delaware street. Kansas ti:y, No.
Telephone No. 1891,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
Houston, FibIe & Co.

tsucccssors to VIM ]. wonuau & Coz
BONDS, STOCKS c"TNrht''h WIZ, e
hso Delaware street. Kansas city, Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
". J. Anderson, Bist,I. Bi9i1f.''

ta3 Delaware H.. Kansas CITY. Mo Conn
meroal Paper. stocks ami Bonds E"al
Estate Loans
CHAS, SACHS & CO, Rs"H RSmR' stocks
CONNER. jal Paper E0ra.au Exchange
SIS DI.t.NN tKt 81. 1Ii.. 1905.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12
sHEEP-Movements for the week end

There was good run yesterday and half
of the arrivals We're on sale, the other
half going TO killers The result was a
draggy aud rather weak market. Medium
and low grades made up most of the offer
ings and were both dun and weak Not
many reslly good So sheer here and what
general market is bad. both East and
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

Quotations below are for lob lots. on
small lots higher prices are asked and oh.
taned, enough being asked to cover extra
cost of caring for and nlling them. The
parties making small outside orders want
the best goods and selections. Dealers pre-
fer to handle the goods in job lots In
straight Consignmenfs- as rccoINnl.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

No Av.Wt Price mo. Av.Nt. nrIye.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

sTuCKBRs AND. FEEl,ERs.
SSdt..... $40. 90 llSS.''.199S5$$.'.. g
RANGE CATTLE-N NATIVE DIVISION.
COLORADO STEERS.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-12

New York. June -Closma quoatI5
on The New York stock exchange.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
EDEEToN, N. c.

Edenton, N. c.. Dec. l2-(speciaD-
The streets are quite muddy.
Cunning was INDUCED in very freely
yesterday
The tide has been very low
The wood haulers have been kept busy
this cold weather.
Rev. j. T.. White returned last night
AFTER q weeks absence. attending the
Baptist State Convention Mt Greens
buro.
Mr.. David Robertson, OF this county,
drove In town yesterday evening, hitch,
ed his horse and went into IL store for
a lew minutes. When he returned he
found his horse lying deu.I on the
ground. Mr.. Louis Boswell also lost
n horse very suddenly this week.
The new Irish play, Mora Machrce,'
Will be presented by n good company
at Rea's Opera House Monday night,
December the 10th.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
PETERSBURG cULLIHGs.
"CoGcc Cooler Craig rakes II Fancy
to- Another Mans watch.

Petersburg, va, Dec 12.--(Special)--
Joe Craig, young puglilst, who halls
from New York, was before the Mnpor
this morning on the charge OF stealing
q watch. valued al SIS from the. person
OF Mir. James Thompson lie ~. i, Il
theft was committed last night. Craig
was sent on to the December torn OF
the Hastings Court for trial. lie was
committed to jail. li as.s
REV. w. G.. Starr. d. d., pastor of
was in the city to-day. aud his hume
roUa friends in Petersburg were much
pleased to meet him. Dr. Starr came
here to be Photographed. His picture
was made by SIR G. Il. Reese, a popu-
lar photographer OF this place. DR..
the lremLc,s of the Ladies' Missionary
Society of Washington Street nj. 10.
Church, In this city, for the benefit
of the Society. DIR. Starr before his
transfer. was the beloved, pastor, of this
church.
Rev. II. Is. Scott. pastor OF the Meth
odist churches In Chesterfield county,
is very III at the parsonage at Chester.
on the Richmond and Petersburg rail
road.
The congregation of st. Paul's llpis-
ropal Church are much disappointed
that Rev w. IL. Evans, Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, at Columbia, S. C.,
has recalled his acceptance OF the cali
extended him. The vestry Will hold a
meeting in a few days to extend q call
to some other minister.
car-load of fowls passed through
Petersburg this morning for Rich
mond.
The passenger train from the West
this morning was two hours and thir-
~ minutes behind schedule time
The delay was caused by car jump.
ing the track nenr Roanoke.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
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