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The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Basement.

Thursday we christen the Bargain Coun-
ter in this department. with sale
of foreign and domestic Wash Dress
Fabrics. You remsmber.Ihe beauti-
full window exhibit of these goods
few weeks ago. You have probah-
ly forgotten the prices We asked for
them,s SO we quote old prices with the
new.
Zephyr Plisse that have been selling for
10c and 12c. very desirable fabrics.
Centre Counter price Thursday 1-2c
yard.
Cordellc Marquis for which you have
paid 17c, zoe. csc. Centre Counter
price Thursday, 12 1-2c yard.
Canton Crepons in plain colors and fig
ures. Been getting lie for them.
Centre Counter price Thursday,
IL 1-2c yard.
Taffeta Moires, black grounds, with
dainty figures A perfect imitation
of the Moire silks, can hardly tell
the differen ce. Been asking csc for
them and they are worth it. Centre
Counter price Thursday, 1sc yard.
Cotton Crepes in all the light evening
shades, worth IL l-2 and 15c. Centre
Counter price Thursday lie yard.
Turkey Red Prints. Centre Counter
price, &c yard.
Challies. Centre Counter price, Sc yard,
Ladies' Skirts.
Second Floor, Centre Counter, Ladies'
Cham brey Skirts, $l.25 quality.
Centre Counter price roc.
Navy Blue Duck Skirts, S1.25 and 81. SO
qualities Centre Counter price
Thursday CSC.
Duck Suits.
Ladies' Duck Suits, navy blue with
white polka spots. S1.75 quality
Centre Counter price Thursday,
S1.39
Ladies' Duck Suits in light colors,
1928 quality. Centre Counter price
Thursday. s1.9s.
Dress Skirts.
OuC 4OU VI l. k1hlllS Ill navy DUG
and green. Centre Counter price.
$1.9S.
All wool Imported Serge Skirts lined
throughout. worth S. Centre Coun-
ter price Thursday, $500.
Brocade Satin Skirts lined with linen
canvas throughout, regular price
$1,000. Centre Counter price I hurs-
day, s69s.
These are not all theI skirts ons.which we
have made special prices. There are
others.
If you buy an article at these sales and
it is not satisfactory in every partic-
uar. bring it back and get your
money.
Fridays attractions:
Centre Counter, Main Floor: Ladies'
Gents and Children's hosiery.
Centre Counter, Second Floor: Muslin
Underwear.
Basement Bargain Counter, Stamped
Linen.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
The "Thomson', Yentila

The 'sThomson'' Ventilating
Corset is the most satisfactory sum-
mer corset for the price ($1.oo) in
the market.
We have it in all lengths to fit all
shapes.
We carry all the popular styles of
the Thomson Glove Fitting" Corset.
Come here for them.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Dress Goods.

Centre Counter. All wool and cotton
and wool, silk and wool and Spring
Novelty Suitings, So inches wide.
All purchased within 60 days and
have been selling for SOC, &c and 75c
yard. Centre Counter price Thurs
day 29c yard.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
]. R. LIBBY.

Postscript. In connection with
the Pin Sale we shall sell a beauti-
full lot of Imitation Shell Hair Pins
and Combs, very ornamental
Stick Pins, Steel Hair Pins, &C.,
&c, some at half price, some less
than half, some at two-thirds price
on "Bargain- apolls'' to-day.
J. r. LIBBY,
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Tired Women

Should stop and consider the dangers
which threaten them because of their
weakness, languor and lack of ambition.
Thousands of women find their strength
unequal to the demands of duty. And
yet there is no escape from the incessant
round of care and toll. They must have
strength. How shall it be given? By
building up their systems through puri-
fed, enriched and vitalized blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will give them
strength because it will make their blood
pure and enable it to feed the nerves upon
proper nourishment. 1t will create an
appetite, tone the stomach and invigorate
every organ. 1t is what tired women need.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
THE ssTHOMS0N

1t fits because it is made to fit
can't help fitting.
You probably know the discomfort
of a corset that doesn't fit-or per-
haps more properly you knew it.
You've grown SO accustomed to it you
don't realize it.
Putting on a Thomson Glove Fitting
Corset will be like the sudden stop
ping of prolonged din your ear has
grown accustomed to-''such a re-
lief.''
Try a pair and see.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILL Be DRIVING

four-in-hand next, see if we don't.
Have already conquered a tandem,
three horses in line, every animal
put there to pull, some thing unusual
in tandems, the extra horses being
merely extra horses. The tandem we
have in mind is made up of our three
Bargain Counters, one ON each floor.
We may as we'll own up, to it first as
last, so hasten and state that there
is wonderful similarity about these
Bargain Counters. You'll find the
best of goods on each at the lowest
prices ever quoted. The two addit-
ional ones in Basement and on Sec
ond Floor will be opened this morn
ing at 8. The special features of both
are given below and you cannot
afford to miss q single item.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. R. LIBBY.

''WElaf Becomes of
ali the Pinss''
6ERTINENT QUESTION
3 too! Why, twenty gen.
erations of Human Inter-
rogation Points have been asking
themselves that question.
Mn ANSWER we say, never mind
n what becomes of them. Here's
Half Million English Pins,
$50 pins in paper, (some are black
assorted sizes.
III EEDLE POINTS, TOO.
HV Best Pins we know of.
aee Going on "Bargain-apolis''
to-day. The whole half a million.
& OLD On "Bargain-apolis' to-
~ day at 4 cents a paper.
Why that's 80 fine English
Pins for cent. Who cares where
the old pins go?
You'll find them no cheaper two miles this
side OF Give Away"
See postscript at the bottom of
this ad.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Window Shows.

Window Shows.
Kissing goes by favor
M they say, but windows,
our two show windows,
are only given for actual merit. No
favoritlsm here.
EVER department of ours
~ gets a window to display
their stuff unless they've got
something high above the ordinary
to show. Something that'll interest
the passers by.
"a R. ROGERS, the Domestic
evn department manager, fairly
earned four days lease of
the west window or he wouldn't
have got it.
And he earned your attention to
his window display, will you give it?
INEN DAMASK. The Ia.
BILE Damask that you see in
the centre of the west window
is 6S inches wide and so cts. yard.
Think of 1t, the goods are Linen,
but the price is cotton, raw cotton.
Price so cents yard, six patterns.
oED DAMASK. Bates and
IN Renfrew new and choice
patterns. Colors that can
be depended upon for washing, $50
Napkins, 75c to $500 dozen.
- HENILLE PORTIERES.
~ You seldom see hansomer
patterns at double the price.
These have broad dado and frieze,
heavy fringe, s1.75, $500, 1926,
$3.50, $500 pair.
OWELS and Toweling. A
very large, thick All Linen
Towel, IL IL cts.
All Linen Bleached and I'm
bleached, also Check Crash for Tow
els, 5 cts.
Blankets, white and gray, 4S cts.
Sheets, 2 yards wide, 2 IL long,
# 35 cts.
These are bleached aud stout.
Sheeting, Pequot, "a, 10 cts.
Unbleached yard wide cotton, &c.
Unbleached 40 inch cotton, 5 cts.
asst WINDOW shows a
choice collection of French
and Scotch Novelty Dress ,
Goods of much merit.
THEY'RE but a hint of their charm.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Ladies' Skirts.

Second Floor, Centre Counter, Ladies'
Chamb rey Skirts, $l.25 quality.
Centre Counter price 79c.
Navy Blue Duck Skirts, S1.25 and 81. SO
qualities Centre Counter price
Thursday CSC.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

New York. Oct. ls.--Money on call easy al
ed2l. per cent on loans. prime mercantile
paper, 4l2Q6 per cent: sterling exchange,
heavy, with actual business in bankers
m4S7&t for sixty days; posted rates, A.SsI
4.Ssia and siS9u4s9i2; Commercial bills, Si.S6.
London, oct. lS.--Money, AGl2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills and three months bills, 9-l6 per
cent.
New York, oct. ls,--Clearines, slot7O7coo,
balances. S6.te2 o,n.
Boston, oct. lS-Clearings, SlG265,67o; bal
Baltimore, Md Oct 1s.-Clearlngs, s.. 223,
Al; balances. $4,000.
- PhslladelPha. Pa Oct; -ls-clearngs, sll,-
Cincinnati, O: oct, lS.-Money td6 per
cent; New York exchange, par; clearings,
Chicago. oct 1s.-Clearinrs. sl5l3io 900.
Money rates have so hardened that no mon
~ on sharp call with approved local col
lateral can be had at less than per cent.
Commercial paper is quoted AT from 6I7
per cent, New York exchange soc discount,
bankers London sterling, HSsi, and Sts74.
ST. Louis. Mo, oct N-Clearings. 81. ifi
90: balances, $500 POO, money. sal per cent,
sew York exchange, 81 discount
Memphis, Tenn, oct. lS-Clearings t552 %
rs; balances, $4,000: New York exchange,
New Orleans. oct lS.-CIearinrs. s2.5as.
o2g; New York exchange bank ana sx-
count bank collecting rate, par
Berlin, oct. lS.-The weekly statement OF
the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows the
following changes, AS compared with the
previous account: cash Ia hand increased
a.So"pr marks; treasury notes Increased
'toool marks; other securities decreased
$4,000 marks, notes in circulation de-
creased ts.-NptJ marks
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
Cash and October. a@as.so

old prices. Cash and October. sLnae.6o
per cwt.
FJANSEED--Market steady and demand
fnlr We quote upon the basis Of pure:
Cash and October. N61Vc per bushel
TIMOTHY EED-Solllng fairly and
prccs unchanged. Cash and October. $40
u3.95 per rWt.
CASTOR BEANS Steady and in good
demand. Quotcd at SIS. i.2o per bushel
HAf-RccCipts past q hours.....ttO tons
\ very good demand continues to bc
had for. all The upper grades, but low
grades dull quotations below are fur
nished daily by Minter Bros, Grain
aud Hay Commission, 22t West Third
street Kansas city, Mo-; New .pralls,
t5o. lcwiaHi No !. 'iiNr1n, No, 2, -. %
-. !im"'h,. ohp.ce. sio5o81l o!i Nc 4.
= g1ta y. 10 ?, $500 -; Nc. 3 $1,000 2'
olpt'r. 'uNpu. Nu. I, st.Spii1.OJ, No. =, Clo-
yer miNed. E.sg4&p).
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
RAILROAD TRAVEL IN OCTOBER,

For business or pleasure. the most pleas.
tober The cool mornings ana EVENING"
are welcome after the excessive heat Of
summer weather, and whether to the East
best facilities in every particular >''
Through daily train 10 Denver, maxim.
Montana and Puget Sound points. oTTfb,, IN,
only line serving all meals from Kansas
city 10 Denver ours Is the a la carte
system and the, most desirable. 70
Two through daily trains to Chicago and
81 Louis, making direct connection for ali
All through trains composed OF Pull.
man Palace Sleeping Cars, chair cars (seats
For information as TO routes, rates, etc.
address ticket agent, No. s23 Main Street
A, G. p, A.. Kansas City Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
FINANCIAL.

The banks yesterday reported a good
counter business. and some new demand
for money, though not so much as the
previous days OF the week. But 1t Is
thought borrowers are Just catching n Sec
ond breath and a good inquiry for loans
will continue for some time TO come. as
the big corn crop which is now made will
be fed or cribbed Rates steady and firm
at 7dS per cent Currency shipments to
the country light. Bank clearlngs. s2.09,
Ss3; same day last year, 81 6Sl ,5S3, in
crease of s37S 300. a gain Of % per cent
Eastern exchange in fair demand and
steady.
Houston. FihIe e. Co, exchange brokers.
quote IL az follows: New York, 5oc dis
count; Chicago, 25c discount; st. Louis, 25c
discount
The gold reserve Yesterday was ses, ,24o,05s.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
New Fast California Train.

on October ssth the Santa Fe Route will
class service TO Southern California
The California Limited will leave Kan
Angeles and San Diego in two and a bait bteGt
DAYS days and san Fransiseo IN three days.
Equipment will consist of spynerb ,o,,,
vestibuled Pullman Palace and comparfwS
ment sleepers. chair car and dining car
Without change. Entire train Lighted b.
Pintesch gas. ~
This viii be the fastest and most Iuxur+.
present train leaving Kansas City al 30
?, m VIII be continued. carrying through
geles. S Aus
Full particulars can be obtained by ad.
dressing ~ @N~
GEO. W. HAGENBuCH p and TIA
Northeast cor. 10Th and Main sts, Kansas
City. Mo. - -AN'SaS
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

cember. soSc: January. eooT9o olc: February.
selo9Gc; March, s.Oip9mc. April, s@u
New YORK. oct. IS S-COTTON-Easy mid
dlings. gisc. net receipts. none; gross, II .833
bales; experts to The Continent 40 bales F;
sninnerS', iI2l bales; stock. iGr,2lo b1lts,
Mgek,y net receipts $50 bales gross,
bales 10 France ta5 bsi,s. 60 'be r,nfi-
neut $3.50 bales; forwarded. lISi2 bales
sales. ? ljl bales; sp!nrsr- i.72i bales. 70.
ports to Great Brl;sn 2f.SSl bales: to the
Continent 100 bales; stock, 769,9iO bales.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

Chicago car lots yesterday: Winter
wheat 6 cars: contract, 2 cars. Spring
wheat 2iS cars; contract, 81 cars Corn, 3SS
cars, contract, $40 cars. oats, 276 cars: con-
tract, - cars.
Estimated receipts for to-day: Wheat. 325
cars corn. 3ij cars; oats, rs cars hogs.
l7Cp head.
WHEAT--Cash--No. . red &c; No. red,
5SU59c. No. hard. Gle: TO. hard, 6Sc.
CORN-CashNo. 9 mixed. 3Oilc; No.
white, SOC.
ySI %
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

tho operations oc the room traders Tho
news g, The Jay was. for .ns most part
favorable, Uut the speculation lacked snap
thtpuEhuut Tho publication ot thl plan
ui t,orEsuHauou %; the Union Hariuc was
to-day followed ty dcNt lppmorts uf inter-
lltatuus. These consisted OF Jh. tprmai
W'iharawnl Of the famous action w the
home, of st. Louis against Russell Sage
FlI other Gould estate executors. and the
Ullcl0l announcement OF the retirement of
inr b.uichcr committee, representing Il
minority Of holders OF the cons Jldated
bonds uf thc Kansas Pacific railroad. Tho
most Important event of the day was
break iu the foreign exchange market IN
connection with the purchase, by power
iW foreign syndicate, OF large interest in
the Anaconda copper mine The sale of
large block of exchange. iu connection with
the operation, temporarily removes the
prospect OF gold exports to Europe. The
market closed with net changes In either
direction siiGht.
The trading IN bonds was animated and
Irregular.
'guotauOns on the New York Stock ex.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
LIVE STOCK BY rELEGnArI.

st. Louis. oct 7S.mzcATTLE-Receip
Steady. Export steers. s5.oS@5$o; fair to
beef grades, ss25G4.s5; bulk Of sales, $50
m4to; steers under LOO pounds, sS.99qS.655;
ers, s.. 2.250s,5o; bulk of sales, $22o@$.l5;
bulls s2.01Q3.OO; Western steers, $26On3.5O
Texas and Indian steers, s2.ieaS:25 bulk Of
800: bulk of sales, S2.0OU2.g0.
HoGS--Receipts, 6,0Oo;. shipments. goo.
45SS 2gG2 mxeG e%eF 3Pd aG'Ee ght HsayS S5ys
3.S5: bulk of sales, S3.IOU3S0
sHHEP-I,Reeceipts. Loo; shipments, 100.
s. 5oa3 .25; stockers, $i.5oG2.25; lambs, $2.CO0
4Qo southwtGYs5tern sheep, $2,lom$0o
ruled weak at the recent decline, Very FEW FEW
cattle selling anywhere near $500 The
weeks receipts have run about $40
a year ago. The weeks supply of West-
ern rangers will reach about 26GOO head.
way, as cold weather is approaching and
not many will be shipped later than this
month. Next Mondays receipts of range
stock are likely to be the largest for any
H,oG5s-About h,oOo were offered to-day,
There was fairly active trade and the
greater part of the supply was sold at
ySfky see ehser rangaS s G251g 6r being
mon to choice hogs, and at s2.OOI3.T5 for
pigs packing, hogs selling principally at
go iNi"SD anu SUlpplIs uTpNtS AT Nh NfD
$50. A year ago the best hogs sold at
$40 and two years ago at &75, three
$4.i5.
. SHEEP--Natves sold at s1.Ood3 o for
inf rior ltSht to choice heavy export grades
and good to choice feeders were bought
freely at s2,65@2S5 with some sales to
Ohio farmers at s2.9N63,0O Western sheep
We're offered In great numbers and sold Mt
S2 sn3 10, some early sales occurring at
Omaha, Oct, ,1S.-CATTLE-Receipts, 1000.
Market slow lower on killing cattle feed
"rs very active and strong; all so'f Native
beef steers 370T5. .2j: Western steers 80 so
@4,2o Texans. s2.2513,25 cows and heif r.,
l0c lower, 80 4od32o; Gamers, Il 2502 %:
Stockers and feeders, s2.75G3 so; calves, 50 30
@5.25; bulk OF sales, Sl.5G02.SO.
HOGs-Receip's, $500, Market 50lOc low
m3.65 lirht $8,5O0365: pigs, $s.25; bulk "f
sales. S3.G0@365
sHEEP--Recelpts, none, Market steady
Fair to choice natives, SO 00dS. .N0; fair 10
choice Westerns, S2Ood2.so; common and
stock sheep. $2ood2,75; lambs. s275Q425.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

WO0T-NTeetipp with fai- demand and
waves Urn; Tuo'Iu aiI y,
liat. 'ttnr' '.'.r S,t.t" 5GIty, "SutIt
It"l"L' Ng''tu'..F - % -, ~" 80
NaH54 az y "tasl'1 a'u lI-it!tn, II ~ II IT ioIy-
me- ''4'.'t' me llt1 UNI '.2'i'ei M
a'l-ti Cgho'l.E, Il4lar' al't. ~ lp'. Col
oTado-Flne, I''c, me ineIl.m, ti4vc; me
lium, sH l-e, coarse ana carpet ealec: eN-
ira heavy and sandy, .fiic.
HIDES AND PELIS,-Demand fair, and
values unchanged. We quote; Green
and salted, free OF brands No. !, 1Iac
pound; No. D. Gi2n; green -alted, butt
branded, No. !, Ic; No. ., o'ge; green salted
ai4le branded Ne d J. 5,r; no, 2 Saj ErSSfn N
!, Gl2c; grcen salted calf 10 10 pounds,
No J. 9c; No q So, green soltel hides, Nos.
/ and @ anI butt branded, an ound, &c; gre,
urrur.I, No. l. Gttc. dry flint hides, No. l.
Joe; No. . sr, iIv saltcd hides No. l. So;
No . 7iso, Sheen ptlts, green, 2JH5OG; dry,
! .fl5c pGr pound
T'AII.OW-lA quote as follows: No ],
ai,T. No 3fr
81, Louis Mo. Oct WOOI.-Firm,
HIT Cui T. we quote as follows: Missouri
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
MILLS Commission Co.,

log New York Life Bailding
Telerhc. PISS. KANSAS CITY. MO
Dealers in GRAIN aud PROVISIONS for
aud BONDS. orders 10y mail or telegraph
promptly executed
Leased wires to Chicago and New York.
Refer TO Bradstreets and Duu's Morcau-
tile AGENCIES New England Safe Deposit
and Trust Company
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

New York, oct; 1s,-CoFFEE-options
ops ned steady with prices unchanged to .
points lower; ruled generally quiet under
ing big Brazil movement and slack spot
q maud; closed dun at l00l5 points de-
cline, October, 1880 l5 doc: December, II 80
al4gjc, Spot Rio dull; No. T. Ice. Mid,
quiet
Cordova-lsHGl9c
SantOs-Stcady; rood average Santos, A.
$500; receipts, 90 900 bags; stock, 356 600 bags;
amburg-euiet and unchanged prices 10
4 pfc decline; sales, 1900 bags,
Havre-Opcned barely steady; VI decline
Al noon. UNCHANGED; a p. m, irregular
If decline. Closed quiet; 1af net decline,
Sales, lO.01 bags
,.Rlo-Quiet; No, Z Rio, 1890. Exchange.
10a.d; receipts, 1000 bags: cleared for the
United states, coo bags; for Europe. 5000
bass. stock, 202,0JJ bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
terday s,li3 bags New York stock to-day.
27G5Oi bags United States stock, 1854, $50
bags; ahoqt for the United states, 10000
bags: total visible for the United States,
ISL i9s9 bags, against 1925 bags last year
SUGAk-Raw, steady; refined, quiet.
New Orleans, Oct, S.-COFFEE-Steady;
Rio ordinary to fair. l7s.c,
yellow; clarified. 4c; off yellow. 9alc; plan
thtion molasses. new open kettle, prime,
4ci new syrup 2lQ2Sc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

On October p. 1885, the Union Pacific ,vl,
West in Kansas. also 70 Colorado Wynmss
ing and Utah. at exceedingly low rates
For full information as to ratss ~.
limits apply. at ticket ofiices. 1000 Maiaa Mahia
street. 1898 Union avenue and Ijnion ' s1'
uoh- ieepnohe iiVs- j. IS FRAWLEY
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

New York, Oct. 1s-The volume OF bust
ness In stocks to-day fell considerably be-
low the recent average. The course of
prices was Irregular and the motive power
eams chieny from pool manipulation and
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

2f2 beeves: tomorrow, Gis beeves, 400 sheep
and S,tI2 quarters OF beef.
acknowledgements for the past "a
hours.
Cattle. Calves.
nnt5SslPtS '.'s.'. .s...'.,.........43 43SS 81
Drlve-outs... ..... ............3.4ls 1893
There WnS a better tone to the market
yesterday than for some days. The drop In
receipts favored holders and enabled them
to hold prices up. Dressed beef and export
steers were little firm, in some instances
sold little higher. Native cows were
In ligh; supply and steady. Stockers and
feeders were in fair request and prices
about the same as Thurday. Range cattle
were In lighter supply than for some days
and the feeling more healthy. though prices
unchanged. Mich cows coming in slowly
and market steady and best In very good
demand. Common, sl55rl7; medium TO fair
S2og25, and good to choice. S2dg3S.
kEERESt t.N'rNIl' - rs
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

The market continues quiet and weak,
4 fair, tobbing movement is stil had, but
ever. are not disposed 10 force sales at
present prices.
Ws lp quot II .osS car lots: e q. oo,o,.u ,n
GREEN MEArS-shoulders. $500 per
s: p. MEATs-Hams. $500. and shoulders.
ID; s. MEATs-Partly cured)-shoulder
cash, soo0 per ewt.; short ribs. sides. cash.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

Washington. oct. H-Secretary carus,.
to-day accepted an Invitation to deliver se
address at the annual dinner or the Nh
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

New York, oct. lS-Closing quotations
eR the New York stock exchange.
fesrr- To-
,,. day, day.
AtcHson IS ,....,.,,,,,,.,,.....,, s1ia Sl.l
Canada Southern 2ds ..n.......I07 l07l.
Central Fa,g,ttc lists, ,;.,.....,.l0ila l0l
Denver & RIO Grande 7s........lI5. ll7Ia
Erie -ds .'''..'-. -'',''.,..,.,.,... 70 50
y rs ''''-'''''''''-.i9Y ~,
Houston < Texas Central 5s'...ilia. ilS
!tl.Ht,H, q Texas Central Is .l1j l05
= .ssour kas. q Tex Isl IS. $50. 50
Missouri kas & Tex. % Is. oGi. G5
Ne" Jersey Central general .t8l. lIsis
.,orthwest S. f. debenIures. ..ll2l5 Il2l5
: or "estern consois ......,.,.li0 l4l
y Jrt bern Pacific lists ,..........llTs. liI4
Northern Pacific 2ds ............l0'h i62'
30 Grande Western lsts ,...., 77la II
ST l.. q |, NJ general 5s,....... s. Siss
81. L. & S. + general 6s.........llO 10
ST. Paul. C. q r. w. 5s.........ll5ls Ii6
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19
Whisky.

ST. Louis Oct. ls.-WHISKY-Steady
D,ytillers' hnished goods at 81
Peoria, H., Oct. ls.-WHISKY-Firm
Finished goods on a basis OF $l.22 for high
Cincinnati. o.. Oct, ls,-wHIsKY-ouiet
at Sl22
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Ct Louis oct. ls-Rye--No. 2 cash, s7c;
Flaxsced-- Cash 9Oc on this side Tlmothy
seed-Firm at s3l0G3. 60.
Cash and October, A20
December. 4Oc Flaxseed-No. / cash. gii5c:
December: 95hc. Timothy seed-Cash. 81 30;
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,..lc..,ns,.thicasn Marriott


As furnished ~ French Bros Commission
Company rooms 90 q, q. Exchange build
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New York, Oct, ls.-Lead-ouiet; brokers'
price, S3.l5; exchange price $3.37l.fl3. 40.
spelter-Dulli domestic. siO5ailO
ST Louis Oct. ls.-Lsad abdul and lower
al $3O0d3,l5. Spelter-Holders asking $3.50.
but little demand.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-19

New Orleans, Oct. lS--CoTTON-Futures
irregular and easy; sales. l96. 600 bales Oc-
tober. s.oec bid; November. aoac bid; De-
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HoGs-Moyements for the past 2l

The offerings were good yesterday both
here and in Chicago, and the provision
o work SaT eaTy but % ook OF 5qos per
At this reduction they took very good
purchases and by the close the pens were
fairly cleared, the hOdoyers being the
lightest for some days, Extreme range.
So, o0dSs0: bulk of sales, S.5'4305
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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W. J, Andersen, f|15a;!'' BIsEsI.

ZIG Delaware st. Kansas City. Mo. Com
mercial Paper. Stocks and Bonds. Real
Loans
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New York. OCT. 1S-Cl0siue quotations
on the New Ss.A STOCK ca -hauga.
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New York. oct. lS-Closing quotations
eR the New York stock exchange.
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'Fourth assessment paid.
"First assessment paid.
New stock.