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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12

The Western Agriculturalist and
Live Stock Journal says: The steam
power threshers have driven out the
horse powers, and the work is rushed
through with twice as many horses
and wagons. So it is with the electric
cars and electric motors all over the
land. 1t takes two or three times as
many horses to handle and ship the
raw material and manufactured pro-
ducts. Just as steam increased the
use of horses, so too does electricity
increase the use for more horses, but
of a different class from the cheap
street car horses. Larger and better
draft horses are wanted. Electricity
is driving out steam but can not
take the place Of horses except for
street cars, which is a great blessing
to the poor horses. City work and
farm work must be done by horses,
and as electricity increases the manu-
featuring. so does the demand for
good horses increase: but where are
the goodheavy draft horses TO come
from? Who has any TO sell as prices
get higher
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12

1t will be AMI agreeable surprise to
persons subject tdattacks of bilious collie
to learn that proIkpt relief may be had
by taking Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. In many
instances the attdck may be prevented
by taking this reItedy as soon as the first
symptoms of the disease appear. % and
80 cent bottles fo1sale by X. S. Freeman,
druouist
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12
FARMHILL.

Corn cutting is the order of The day
1t is good crop.
Tom Reinker raised a new barn on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard McDermot is prepar-
ing to build a new house.
Arthur Rice has gone to Ellsworth
20 work.
WinsOr Eldred has hired out &c
work for VIM. Rice.
Mrs. James Rice has returned home
from a visit to friends in Ellsworth
and Hartland.
Charlie Rice weighed l3 potatoes
that tipped the beam at 22t pounds
Who can beat that?
The ladies gave the widow McKer.
non surprise on her birthday, an6
left nice present as token of their
regard.
John Jesse of Menomonie is down
attending to the interests of his
mother on the farm.
Mr.. Ralph, one of the proprietors OF
the marble works at Menomonie, was
in town last week taking orders fol-
monuments.
Mrs. III NJ. Wilcox of Ellsworth re.
turned TO her home from a visit tC
her children and friends.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12
RuckIenf Arnica Salve.

The Best Salvd in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, CORR, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and posit isely cures Piles, or nc
pay required. Itls guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25c pd box. For sale by c.
r. Taggart. drukgist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12
PRUSSIAN POULTRY
FOOD

will cure Chicken Cholera, Roup
Gaps and all diseases of the flock.
1t will produce bone. ID uscle, feath.
ers, and meat. 1t will make hens lay
regular. Price 80 cents.
Sold at Eraauan,S nruU StOra
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12
PRUssIAN HEAvE POWDERS

are warranted to cure Heaves, Cough
Distemper and all throat aud lung
troubles of horses. VIM. Spangler of
West Dubuque, Iowa, says Prussian
Heave Powders are just the thing; l
would not be without them.
SOC package. Sold at Freeman's
Drug Store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12

CLoTHING.-Our prices cannot b,
equaled and quality cannot be beat
r N TENSION
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-09-12

land.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

shipments. 10000 bushels. Sold OF. %dAc
at opening, on heavy ,liqudation, but be.
came can a steady soon and rallied. an., advaneine
jaf9 rsst SGie ssfS My sg
ments. 5000 bushels. Easier on decline in
wheat and renor'ed rains; Early drop Of
market at close being i i-iec above yes,
| terday. No. 2 mixed. cash. 4sc: May, 4sc
| asked: July. is7sc bid: September, 4s7sc
OATs-Receipts, 2sooo bushels. and ship
ments none; Bnli and easier o for futures
May, 2eic bid: June, 2siac bid. July. 27isc:
.BRAN-in good demand and firm. Sacked
CORN MEAi,-Quiet but unchanged
Quoted At S23or2,S5 per barrel -.
BtTTER,-steady. Creamery. l4ql5c;
EGfS. EGGS steady Fresh, o,,se,,.
DRY. SALT. MEATS--Roxed shoulders.
So; longs, s6.i2ia; ribs, s6.25; shorts.
YBACoN-Boxed shoulders. S.75; longs.
@.5o; ribs S6.62ig; shorts. s6S7is
New orleans. May li.-PRoV1S1oNS-
l'fnfna PoRKIsig lsiEi so
bbAAKKp217asnps,d ,ierce. tisc; .,
HAMS Choice sugar cured. sikTlnc.
KI!iiCnEiI,!Qqet; ordinary to good, Sggi,scs
corn MEHii@ysteady. sa25 per barrel.
E6RN-Eo EE6BRRNS-EElrm 7sads saSker per mixed SNt 5ssaae
white and yellow. ,lig55c
OATS-No = sacked. 3ic.
HAf-sellug fairly. prime timothy, s1i1
10; choice, slG.Oofti6.j6.
Liverpool May li.-wHEAT-spot quiet;
red spring. IS 6isd; No. hard Manitoba
IS al; No. / California. IS "a. Futures
ffEs a,9s LOU .r
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.

St. Louis No, May 1l-cATTLE-Re, IL TILE. Re-
small TO make Il representative market,
but the week closes with native cattle firm
and a shade better, and best Texas fed
HoGs-Receipts, 2coO: shipments, 42co.
Market firm; top price, $780, bulk of sales,
81. 490 AS.
SHEEP-Receipts 500: shipments, 900.
Best grades steady, but poor qualities dull
and weak. Lambs show a decline of soc
on the week
Chicago, May 11.-CATTLE-About 400
arrived to-day, making the receipts for the
week $500 head, a reduction of about 49,
600 from the corresponding time last year.
The few cattle on sale We're soon disposed
closing 1oa15c higher for light and medi-
um weights than a week ago, but no bet
ter for large cattle. Native beef steers are
now selling at &25d6.Oo, with extra lots
scarce and nominal at s6.l5a625 Cows are
selling at N;70q+s5; bulls at s25oa4.0O, and
good to choice calves at si,J0q525. Stock
ers and feeders are 15@2oc higher than last
week, with light offerings and a fair de-
mand sales being made at s2.75d4.s0, ac-
tie have been received here this week and
good demand prevailed at fully $l.25 ad-
vance on the prices of a year ago and val
ues averaged higher than last week.
HOGS-About 10000 made up the supply
to-day, including those left over from yes
terday, and they We're soon disposed of,
prices averaging nickel higher than yes
terday, with the best l0dl5c lower than a
week ago. The demand continues especial
ly good for the better class of light and
mixed hogs, as the warm weather Is un-
favorable for handling the heavyweights to
good advantage. Packers are buying eau
tiously, as they are confident the supply is
abundant and that prices will not rule
much, II any, higher. Heavy hogs sold at
81 2504so: light and mixed at SSoa4.7o. and
pigs at SiOgd4 25.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 Most of the ar
rivals were consigned direct to dressed
meat firms, and the few sheep on the mar
ket We're soon sold at firm prices Sales
were on the basis of s2Oo14.60 for sheep
and at a.I5M5.75 for good to choice lambs.
Omaha, Neb.. May 1l.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1850. Market steady. Steers, 81 40
G5,75; cows and heifers, $l.5Oll4.00; stockers
and feeders. S250u4.OO.
HOGS-Receipts, 300. Market opened &c
higher, closed strong. Light si.35Gi45;
mixed, A.iGnii5; heavy, si.45Tii6O
SHEEP-Receipts, none. Market strong
Fair to choice natives, S3.25N42 25; fair TO
good Westerns. S3.0Od4OO; common stock
81 2OOd3.00; lambs, So 375I525 ''
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
LEGAL HOTICES

WHEREAS, ]. Q. A. King and Fatha r.
King, his wife, by their deed of trust dated
the 26th day of October, 1888, and recorded
on the 26th day OF October. 1883, in book Il
S29 at page 299 of the records of Jackson
county. Missouri, conveyed to the UNDER
signed, David II. Ettien. trustee, the fol-
lowing described real estate, lying and be-
ing in the county of Jackson and state Of
Missouri, to-wit: Lots numbered twenty
five (25) and twenty-six (26). of block NUM-
ber eleven QD, of the resurvey of Pendle-
ton Heights, an addition TO the City OF
Kansas, according to the recorded plat
thereof, together with all of the improye-
ments thereunto belonging in trust, TO se-
cure the payment of a principal real estate
bond and coupons therein described; and
whereas default has been made in the paw
ment of the principal sum of said bond and
interest thereon, and the whole is past due
and unpaid: now. therefore. public notice
is hereby given that |, David H. Ettien, the
trustee named in said deed OF trust, will in
accordance with the terms and provisions
OF said deed OF trust, at the request of the
legal holder and owner of said bond, pro-
ceed TO sell the above described property
at public yendue, to the highest bidder for
cash. at the front door of the county court
house in the city of Independence, in the
county of jackson. aforesaid, on Saturday,
the twenty-fifth day of May, 1885 between
the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and five O'clock in the afternoon. of that
day, for the purpose of paying said debt
and the cost of executing this trust
DAVID II. ETfIEN, Trustee.
Edward c. Wright. Attorney
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

Export sales Of wheat at the seaboard
We're $4,000 bushels and OF corn 5000 bush
els.
Duluth .,t5sS stocks Of wheat decreased
about 375, Jlp bushels last week.
The Illinois state report makes the con-
ditiOn Of winter wheat IS in Northern and
% n central and southern parts of the
state.
Minneapolis received 81 cars of wheat
and Duluth 70 cars SATURDAY \ year ago
Minneapolis received lS9 cars and Duluth
o cars.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for ex-
port Saturday 323, 900 bushels Of wheat, 2l,-
$50 packages of flour, 5000 bushels Of corn
and 1850 bushels Of oats.
The proprietor Of an elevator system in
Chicago who delivered 30Op.nO bushels of
wheat this month on May sales, says that
less than 81, 900 bushels have been taken
out. This does not show very active ship
ping demand.
The total exports Of wheat and -four
amount to 1865 900 bushels, against 49,
$50 900 bushels in the corresponding time
last year l7i, 800. 900 bushels two years ago
and isS ~, 90 bushels three years ago.
The temperature was down 10 "a az
Dodge city, 36 at Coucorlia 30 at North
Platte Friday night. There were showers
In most Western states. Wichita got OS Of
an inch Of rain; COncordia .lG; omaha, ~;
North Platte. .0i; Springfield, Mo-, as; Des
Moines, 10.
the Rocky mountain region has been
pushed rapidly eastward by an extensive
high pressure area which now covers the
region from the Pacific ocean to the Mis-
decline varying from 10 10 30 deg. through
OUT the Mississippi valley, upper lake re-
eion. Northern Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas
and Eastern Nebraska. Heavy frost is re-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, May n.-FLOUR-Receipts
Loo barrels; exports, 100 barrels; sales,
300 packages. Market dun, but steady.
City mill patents ,$i.23a4iO; winter patents,
$.iOH3.7j; city mill clears, $3.555t3.6j; win
ter straights, S3,2On3.7o; Minnesota patents,
S3,GjHiOo; winter extras. $2GOu2.9O: Mime
sofa bakers, S9.T0u3,5j; winter low grades,
$2.25u2GO; spring low grades, sl,9ou22O.
CORN MEAL-Steady.- Sales, 800 barrels
yellow Western, SlljUl17
WHEAT-Receipts, lSO,iOO bushels: ex-
ports, l5I,5oO bushels; sales, 1,i25,oo0 bush
els futures, 5000 bushels spot. Spot duh;
No. . red, store and elevator, G7i Sc afloat ;
6Sitc (. o. b.; 69c atoat options opened
weak under bearish government report
and lower cables, but finally partially ral-
lied on coverings, predictions of frost to-
night and small Argentine weekly ship
mentsi closed asc lower No. . red, May,
66a67c, closed G7ci June closed G72sc; July,
81 l-i6a67, lS-l6c closed d7a,c; August, 67ia
mGTsc, closed 677sc; September, G77.GGSc,
closed 6Slsc; December 69aia7Ohc. closed
-GORN-Receipts, 79,OO bushels; exports,
253oo bushels; sales. 10000 bushels futures,
.9"O bushels spot. Spot nominal No. ?,
Sirtg elevator steamer mixed. bic Options
opened weaker with wheat, but promptly
rallied lated on covering by early short
sellers. closing lsc lower. May, closed
5iatc; July 61a553sc' closed 55i4e; September,
OATs-Receipts, 10000 bushels; exports.
goo bushels; sales, 5000 bushels futures,
Ss'11 bushels spot. Spot dun No. >. 3l5s
d3lAc; No. . delivered 32asq32&4c: No 8.
Sll4c; No white, S6a.c; No, 3 white SIC
track Mnlle. oidflt- OlllouS Tulti qNlet,
but generally steady, closing at l5sc decline.
May. 3l1sm3l7sc, closed Sla4c; June closed
32c; July, S2ianS29sc, closed 32lac.
HAi-.Fttrm Firm shipping ''a6oci good TO
PROVIsiONs-Cut meats, quiet: picked
bellies, 5a.a643G;o q, pickled shoulders, sac;
$50 Sale "a srces sssrn at Ja s5Ss s25ea dt2 a.
s., l0g6,15, sales, 100 tieTrees. May, closed
$3.50. nominal; July, T0l nominal Re-
fined, steady; Continent, T25; 5. A., $3.50;
eqmP9End6f PdR I 65s Stq'7sfN New mess Ns 250,q "a.
family si3,5oaisO6; short clear, slsocG
BU'TTER-We Western dairy 7laa
MIC; Western creamery, 12al7c; Western
CHEESE-Dun. State, large, 4iaa6%c /,
small. Hga6a.c: part skins, li4Giisc.
EGCiS-Quet Western, fresh. l2i@a1Sc;
receipts Sass packages.
Chicago May lll;,mEL19,UsRE5RRssseeiPts 400
sefay Sbiens and ,,5a ter st4aabs aR9%s ss M@
si5 str ps1fis sprins patents, $s26as75 siraigRts.
81 iOd395: bakers grades, $l.S5a2 30.
BITTTER-Firm. Creamery, SGl6c; dai-
EGGS Weaker; 111Ad12c.
ctiPts, soo5 barrels, and shipments, 1908
extra fancy, ssiOa5,2o fancy: s$.s5G5s0;
WHEAr-Receipts. 5000 bushels. and
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-In the matter
of the assignment Of II. l.. Mathews, F.
that on Monday. June 8. 1886, at the Flaw law
eiiiee OF l. Traber, at SN Long Bros
Mo-, between the hours Of . o'clock a. M M
and and 8 % o,el9}ek p; m. ! viii proceed to ad-
59st ana ail9w demands AGAINST the estate
itors of the said estate are hereby noti6ed
to be present at the said time and nIaeaa
the nature and amount of their demaInGyss
or be preeluded from any benefit Of nus
estate, state, .. ,saF' A. coBuRN. Assignee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
FINANCIAL.

The week closed saturday rather quiet IN
the loan market. bat littla new mercautile
aud manufacturing paper oucrlns' ne
cattlernen however, are still wanting mon
ey. ana the banks are having TO look 70
them for much Of their new demand
Rates, however. remain steady at oaS per
cent Currency shipments to the country
light. Bank cirar,ngs Saturday Sl.Si02'u;
same day last year, N,i55.SH, an increase
OF Sioi, ,g2y a gain OF y per cent. For the
week 81 g2G 7g3 same time last year. Sl lin
So an increase OF SiSj,2-0 u gain of per
cent.
Eastern exchange in good demand and
steady.
quote It as follows New York. 50c pre-
MUM: Chicago. 4pc premium; St Louis,
3Oc premium
The New York bank statement Saturday
showed an increase of $iUiGlo0 In loans. in
legal tenders of $6. SS3. .i0p; In deposits of
$40. NJ, 200: but a decrease Of S2SS.loo IN spe-
Gle. The surplus reserve increased 1885,
s25. making IT now $3l, ,U70,loD above the %
per cent rule.
The exports Of specie from New York the
past week We're. Gold $9Jo9li, ana silver
S6Si 6l7
The available cash balance in the treas
ury Saturday was SIS ii6,2ll; gold reserve,
SgGlg6.5lu
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
NEW PASSENGER SERVICE,
From Kansas City Via the BurIincto,
Route,

From Kansas City Via the Burlington
Route.
DENVER SPECIAL" leaves Kansas
City daily 1850 a. m. solid train; arrives
Denver, 1870 a. m.
BURLINGTON NEW LINE VIA Bill
LINGS," for Puget Sound and Pacific Coast
from Kansas City, leaves al 1850 a. m.
daily.
This line gives patrons an opportunity to
visit Hot Springs, South Dakota, Black
Hills and Yellowstone Park, and II is the
short line between Kansas City and Helena
by 3S5 miles. Butte 315 miles, Spokane 47i
miles, Seattle 1iO miles and Tacoma l45
miles
This is the most marvellous scenic route
and perhaps the most interesting across
the continent.
Round trip tickets to all Pacific coast
points via this line.
For full information address H. c. Orr.
burlington Route. Kansas City. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELEcrIoN-

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a
tee, primary election OF and for the Re-
publican party will be held at the places
hereinafter designated for the purpose OF
of the common council of Kansas City.
Mo, from the Seventh ward, on May lS'
1885, from ! O'Clock till O'Clock p. m
First district precincts 80. 81 90 and 3i)-
1903 Independence ave. -
Second district Sprecincts SO. S5 and Boz
S. w. cor. 9th and Prospect.
Nominations shall be made by a direct
vote of the qualified voters of said party
and the person receiving the highest mum.
ber of votes shall be declared the nominee.
Notice Is also given 10 all persons desir-
election, that notice of such intention nus
be filed in this office not later than May ia
1880, Ill. c: ARNOLD,
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

Alton railroad will run two sleepers daiiy
in their 49,. Louis Limited" between Kan,
ing cars assigned to this service are named
the Majestic" and 'Teutonic," after the
two new White Star line Atlantic ocean
in the carbuilders art and with each i'm.
provement we exclaim that surely nothing
more can be added, Viewing the new Alton
sieepers, with their large. roomy compart-
ments. drawing rooms, and perfectly ap-
pointed toilet rooms, one would imagine
the builder possessed the lamp of Aladln.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

ducks. &c.. geese, 5ise; pigeons, 75c; veal.
fbt bas gey qgss ana bsSskPs bncks
4SI,np real Psf dos. ssg mixed. per dos. sse.
frogs, exlra large. sl25; medium. 959ioc;
PoTATof,s,,old dun ondi, weak, but
california M2S per busniddh 1id ana texas at
Utah and Colorado, choice, 55a65c; COM
GEgTfABLEs-Jobblng prces Beans,
SHayy SHe4y York a'faP1a fsney. so Country Sonn!ry. sgSa5dS
pound 4ci onions, new per bushei' a.2oa
CABBAGE-Quiet. but steady only
California in. quoted at s2.W9225 per
STRAWBERRIES quality Of the
stock saturday was better. 1t being much
nryS s1fs , wdr9 ,ary rSns aCi5Ss y s apa cra e
of p quarts, and average stock Sl15G2.0,
and poor much lower; ,.
NEW VEGETABLES Fresh selling fair
y well and steady. but stale duh. Quoted:
Turnips. California new. 15c, Cauilowcr
5ocasi5o per dozen, sl.75 per crate
tuce, home grown 5Ou75c per bushel, Rad
ishes. home grown 5c per dozen lunches.
ForS hot aSu' psr cEse Rst doz fe
plant. 5al0c per doz. lunches. Texas Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas string beans, sl;c04
Wqx. si25 per q bgshel box: Florida,
SsSs 5Gmi' Er s sGGnaSh sns'' piS pr
box. 'Mushfooms'O SO Soc per per basket. TeSas
orleans beets. 81 per dozen punches.
SWEPT POTATOES Steady. but slow
sale Red. 25aSoc. yellow, 25a35c per
FRt'1Ts-The market is. firm and steady.
oraGges daaSE MSsfaH stRiean @
navel. .SnHS 50, California seedlings; fan
s. 25I2 50: cranberries. Cape Cod. $li.oouil50
per bhI91frrtsi; t Jersey SbliG"aii59 wo
quote: STANDARD packed. ranged at
sicoai.5C per barrel; others, ssood4.oo; fam
BROOM CoRN.-ouoted: Hurled green,
4gd5l4c per pound; green. self-working. A.
m5,se; red tpped sslf5s,working 4e; com; ON;
price; dwarf. sis@'55ic i'5i ''~'--' y '''>''' '''''
FEATHBRs, Prime geese. S5c ner pound;
dark and soiled. soc: mixed and old .i6ISac:
l per cent tare on small sacks and per
HoNEY--1 pound comb white. 1sc. fall.
fornia G white. 1saii7o; pound sound comb. COMB cali.
fornia dark. Parse: extracted. in cans. So
' ffis2G,s II S"fFai Smbsr Gs &c per pound
=, GR6tNSD, LISsEED u T Quoted: Car
t9tS !, Gn sackea' ieo go per tom ~" pounds
NCTS-Jobhing prices: Cocoanuts per
1ro quoted at 500 Pecans-Missourt, per
pound. Siac Texas. hsd5c; pecans. pol
ished. s11oc. Peanuts - Virginia white.
raw. per pound rga5c: Tennessee. raw.
ory niits-Small. uer bushel. si25; large.
%. Hazelnuts-2G2ia per pound. Chest
"g5fTa50G bR1Ep FRUITS fsf FPsoe sun dried Apples
choice. &c per pound good. SCI poor Sc.
Peaches - Peeled halves Sc; unpeeled
halves. &c: unreced quarters. new nsc
Evaporate ted-Apricots, California. jelly.
cured. 1or. Apples-Choice barrels, Sc:
poor, in boxes. SC; poor. in barrels. &c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

There was a fair but irregular market
for hog products Saturday. Side meats
We're not only steady and In fair demand
but at times showed firmness. Lard, how
ever, was lower and shoulders and hams
We're also off "A little. but packers were nor
pressing sales at the weaker figures
We quote car lots:
II MEATS Cpartly curedl-Shoulders
cash, $500 per cwt; short ribs, sides cash
sos; long clear sides, $685. short clear
LARD-Cash. $40: May. SG.4O.
GREEN MEATS-Shoulders, $535 per
Cwt; hams, $Sl2i2.
$, r AIEATs-Hams, cash. sS,25; shoul-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
Luxury on Wheels.

There Is only one line running three lin
tied trains daily between Kansas City and
new Union station for all Eastern points.
Everybody knows this means the MIS-
SOURI, PACIFIC. 1ne flyers leave Union
depot every day in the year as follows: ST.
Louis limited day express, 10 a; m; New
York Fast Mail" ] .. m, and st. Louis
night express, p, m.
When You go East; take the Missouri Pa
cfic and enjoy the best in the land" with
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

All the luxurles known to modern travel
can be secured by, taking either of the fol-
lowing trains. which leaye Union depot
day day express. I s. 10 a: M New. York Fast
Mail" p m; and st. Louis limited night
express p. m. The New York Fast Mail"
is a new train, and is a time saver, making
direct connections at st. Louis in the finest
union station in the world for all Eastern
points. Remember. there are no additional
Charges for the superior service afforded
only By the MISSOURI PACIFIC railway.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

n s,oro- whoa, 25o2 o., bushels: corn.
2OaS9Q bushels oats -oo''o' business rye
l'i9i ~ 9nShelIi,, y! i,oo,i,,,s s,+pra,v 900
W WfhAI-keceipts sa'"ruaS '''''''''55t'II00SS "a I0S
sam p ims s i4st sStroy was again strong
and a good Iemahd e,a han on s'',st,nS snon dis
count haI Htb,g tb,g1tt 1stt,''nS ,rir. oIvan@r
posed or am p'ouLrt ,. ~. ,,,',,isti i.e
nndgr thG innnstJo Oh OIL tran5 hero at Kan
larkft. Y SS'h 80 pprl % "a ra"s M a. car at
SS2G Sn2T5 Az Sar N6 ro hard, esMs9"c 10
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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13

New York, May Ion the Stock ex-
change to-day the upward movement which
has been In progress throughout the week
received fresh impetus ana higher Tanse
Of values was established, Notwithstand-
ing the fact that a the opening London
,ealizng profits, the market was well held
and gradually gained strength. the foreign.
ers changing front and becoming good buy
.rs. In the last hour the speculation was
gery great.
The bond speculation to-day was active
aud buoyant, with sales of s.. .2G9 go.
Closing quotations on the Sew York
stock exchange;
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
Cotton.

New Orleans, La, May 11.-COTTON-
Futures steady; sales, $500; May. 630c
6.iJaG iGc, september, 645I64Gc; October
G.iGH6i7c. November, G50a6.5lc; December
G.531G5ic; January, 6.57a65Sc.
New York May 1l-COTTON-Steady;
mid, Gaic. Net receipts, none: gross 100;
exports to Great Britain, 2,29j: to the Con-
tinent, l,53i: forwarded, nothing; sales lGG
all spinners; stock, 222 1896.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
Rye and Seeds.

Chicago, May 1l.-Rye-No. . cash, 6Sc;
Sl.4j. Clover-S925
81. Louis, Mo. May l1.--Rye-No. Q, cash,
63c. FlaNseed-Cash, $l.4. Glover seed
Cash, S7OOdS.OO. Timothy seed, S35odAOO
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-05-13
GOING To CHICAGO TO-NIGHT2

The Burlington fast train "EIi" leaves at
cafe plan between Kansas City and Chi
cago in addition to regular meal service.
ern improvements. Service unexcelled.