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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-08
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

The Northern Pacific is arranging to
heat all of it's passenger cars with
steam.
Fire destroyed $500 worth of hats
and ribbons in the Turner millinery es-
adjustment at Grand Forks.
A Fargo doctor has sent to New York
for a sample of anti-toxine, to test it's
efficiency in cases of diphtheria.
Several Devils Lake business men
have expressed their intention of build
ing summer cottages on the Chautauqua
grounds this season.
1t is said President Debs, of the A. r.
u, will be at Fargo in a few days and
the railroad boys there are preparing to
give him a grand reception.
W. Baldwin, ST., a we'll known resident
of jamestown, was thrown from a buggy
and partially %paralyzed. He is about 70
years of age, and his injuries are seri-
Gus.
Dickey county is going to be head
quarters for the cheese business in North
Dakota, and, unless plans miscarry, will
have five factories IN operation the COM
ing summer
The school census of Pembina county
complete, shows, males, 3,04S; females,
1926; total, 1914. This is a gain of 275
over the previous year. The surplus of
boys is noticeable.
It is reported that M. X. Hassell, the
brother of Clerk of Court Hassell, of
Grand Forks, has suIcided at Spokane.
The deceased had been visiting his
at Grand Forks and only left for the
west a week ago last Friday.
E. J. Popke, of Grafton, who will be
remembered us the principals in the some
what noted Popke liquor cases, which
was appealed to the United States u
preme court, is in Fargo as a delegate 70
the Y. M. G. A. convention. Mr.. Pepke
has experienced a complete change il
feeling and is o an earnest temperance
worker.
Friday morning while Conductor Frank
Hustln, of the Northern Pacific, was TAX
ing the check Of his train IN the yard at
Staples, a switch engine ran over him,
killing him instantly. The deceased was a
married man and leaves a wife and three
children. He was about 3S years old, and
had been a conductor on the Northern
Pacific for a number of years. He has
been of late running between Staple s
and Fargo.
Emmons County Record: Senator
Lamb has introduced a bill, repeating
the wolf-scalf- bounty law. The senator,
personally, is of "the salt of the earth;''
but 1t is remarkable that he should stand
in with those who have murdered many
members OF his family in cold blood, and
who have been the remorseless perse-
cu:ors of his tribe ever since the gentle
fiocks grazed on the verdant buffalo
grass amid the hills of Judea.
If you suffer from %looseness of bowels
or fever and ague, Angostura Bittere
will cur you. DR.. j. G. B. Siegert &
Sons, sole manufacturers. Ask your
druggist.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

New York. oct. 14.-COFFEE-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices to Ia
points decline. ruled quiet with weak un-
dcrtone. European cables being unsatis-
factory and Brazil market closed. Trading
generally local; some foreign buying or
ders for late months. Closed duh at un-
changed to . points decline. November,
l5.2Oc; December. 15.l0c. spot coffee-Rio
dull No. Z, Ice; mild quiet, Cordova. lSi4
ulgc
Santos oct. li.--Holiday.
Hamburg oct. l4.-Barely steady at IA
y pig. decline Sales. 200 bags.
Rio, oct. 14.-Holiday Receipts, two days,
900 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
Saturday @,GS2 bags; New York stock to-
day. 23G6Sj bags: United States stock, 3ll.-
647 bags; atloat for the United States, 25g.-
0O0 bags; total visible for the United States
5Io,6i7 bags against 4i0ilS bags last year
.SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining, ,%4@
32.c; centrifugal. s6-test 3Hsc; refined
steady; crushed, j7-16c; powdered, . Lice;
granulated 1916.
New orleans, oct. 1i.-COFFEE-Stead
Rio At l7%IC.
SUGAR-Louisiana firm; centrifugal. off
white, iG4 Lie; prime yellow, clarified, 81.
M3 lj-l6; off prime yellow, clarified, 3$s4
3l2c; seconds, 1'sn@iIc.
MOLASS ES-Steady; centrifugal. good
prime, l0Hl1c; good fair to prime, sac;
good common TO fair, &c; inferior TO COM
mon. 2Q+C.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.
BUSINESS LIGHT AND PRICES HAD
a NARRoW RANGE.
wheat Declined 3-sc to 1-2c for Dccem-
bcr--Corn and oats Closed at Tn
changed rriccs and Provls-
Ions Were Higher.

| ,,kg.,... ~. st.,,, ....,.,. .t.,, t~,,ta
| 'ni'aEo' 'ct. line spetuiatoh ua'e
| IN grain and provisions was light to-day
| and consequently fluctuations were mar
! row Wheat was heavy. as a rule. bu, ,nl
! ,,,. i.,i,,., d., 49,. 80 ,,,,,,r,ts ,s an
] ""' ",'l"'V III any su'h proportions a. az
/ pearod TO be warranted by the days move
| mcut at domestic points and the heavy
] sbir,poots ,,r ,b. y,sst IN, f,rripn com
-, ,t,. ,,,t W. i,,y.,r,i,. ,io,,s.
| r,'''C'S t"' Wv ,l"'t w i''P1i ''lS "'l'Oi,."
| The decline Tor December delivery was on
| " 5,uiac per husheL Corn and oats are
| without change ana provisions A little
| ht,h,,
| "'n mei.
wheat. The deliveries in the Northwest
were enormous-2.o1s cars-agaiust .oii cars
| .n go, a.. H.. -, - en-, ,-.,. a.
| the same gay Iast year-ahd there was an
Increase of 2>So@ bushels in tn" amount
on ocean passage. The worlds shipments
last week were sniB 10 have aggregated
~ an, or ~. ana m, b,,sb,ls In ,,res.
0''''''''' V4 "EtI i'Nv'v'' ouSHtIS l'' ~. -
OF the estimated weekly consumption. An
other weak factor was the increase IN the
visible supplv which turned out TO be
y $50 l.,, -, - ~, r W.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
Now In.t California Tr,in.

On October o9th the SANTA I1e RoJto win
inaugurate new ana strictly limited first
class service 10 Southern California.
sas City at $40 a. m daily, reachinr Los
Angeles and san Diego in two and n baIf
days and san Francisco in three DAYS,
thus reducing the time half day.
Equipment will consist of superb nev
vestibuled Pullman Palace and compart-
ment sleepers, chair car and dining car
through from Kansas city ia Los Angeles
without change. Entire train lighted by
PintesCh gas.
This will be the fastest and most luxuri-
Gus train via any line 10 California. The
present train leaving Kansas city at BOO
p m, VIII be continued, carrying through
Francisco and tourist sleeper to Los An
gees.
Fuli particulars can be obtained by ad-
dressing
GEO. w. HAGENBUCH. p. and IA
Northeast cor. 10th and Main SITS, Kansas
City, No,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
RAILROAD TRAVEL IN OCTOBER

For business or pleasure. the most pleas-
ant month in the year for travelling is Or,
tooer. The cool mornings and evenings
are, are welcome after the excessive heat of
or West, the Burlington Route affords ths
best facilities in every particular.
through daily train TO Denver, making.
greet connection for all Pacific Coast
Montana and Puget Sound points The
only l!ne serving all meals from Kansas
system and the most desirable
Two through daily trains TO Chicago and
81; Louis, making direct connection for an
points East ami South 90
All through trains composed of Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars. chair cars (seats
free and coaches. >-''
For information as to routes. rates. etc.
addftSs ticket agent, No. s23 Main street
1914 Union avenue, or II & 0E;P 80
a. G. f. A., Kansas Ctty' Mo
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
Lncy a@a3i5; fancy. s2.spa2o: choice.

fancy, -a.oSa3i5i fancy. escd2o; choice
WHEAT Receipts. e2oo bushels. and
shipments, 5l,0o bushels. Declined early
| hut rallied on good buying. eased of again
ssaf,1nfIsd s!isht5y' mt closed lower thar
ber s2sspGa.c; May, e5asqe6Ac.
CORN, Receipts. .lo.oo bushels. and ship.
| trading with no quotable change. No. .
mixed. cash. 26iac. December, 2rsc; May,
oATs-Receirts 1elocD bushels. and ship
ments. .e,01 bushels. Dun and arm, but a
| shade Of. N?. :, cash. lie; December. iSr
| CoRNMEAl,.Du but unchanged quot
| ed q 81 A@1i.55 per barrel
49, highest price obtainable; choice
prairie N demand at Sa.Oo this side
BUT,TTER---t' 'nchanged Creamery. 15a
FORK STANDARD mess, 'obbine. $50.
LnlRp.~.Prime steam. $5.o5 choice, H.72'a.
| EAtpN--HoNei shoulders. $50. longs,
".7j; ribs. $685. shorts see2is
CHICAGO oct "a 4-FLOtR-Reoeipts S.
gD barrels, and shipments.. 800 barrels;
straighis, s265a565; bakers grades, sl3Cg
BrTTER--Tirm. Creamery. 9q22c, and
steady Fresh. 15ai7c
New orleans. oct. H-PROV1s1oNs-
Q4'.c; boxed meats, dry salt shoulders,
81, slies ,,s 5sSe; bacon. sides 81 so
.RIGE-Good demand; ordinary to good,
fL6rR-rirm. extra fancy, sascn3io:
patents, 50 5Ou3.60.
BRAN-Firm at G7iac per cwt-
=, ,,iAf-firmi prime, NLnal65o. choice.
CORN-Quiet and lower; No. 2 sacked
white "3N3iCi mixed. 2SH3ic: yellow, SNc.
OATS-CuiSt: No. ., sacked, 25c.
Liverpool. oct. --WHEAT-Spot steady;
demand poor. 40. red, winter, Is ligd:
No. rod spring stocks exhausted; No. 1
IS 2iad Futures opened steady. with near
ana distant positions sd lower; closed firm
with near and distant positions l4d lower;
business about equally distributed. o.to-
is 81: January, 5s 3l2l: February 5s ia;
March. iS 4i.d.
CORN-Spot firm: American mixed, new
3s iigd Futures opened quiet but steady
with near and distant positions i4d lower;
closed steady with near and distant posi-
tious unchanged to I'D lower business
heaviest on nearest and most distant po-
sitions. October. IS 4ied November, IS
4i4d; December IS I'D; January IS 81;
February. $s Sd; March. Is sd.
FLOt R-Steady; demand moderate St.
Louis fancy winter 6s I'D.
BACON-Quiet: demand moderate. Cum
bertrand "ut. y to so lbs. AIS; short ribs. y
lbs. .3os: long clear. light, 81 to - lbs, &3s
Sd; long clear. heavy. % lbs. 3ls; short
Giear back light u Il, ios a es sa short iGsr
IA to l6 lbs 3ss Cd.
SHOCLDERS-Sqpa IL to IS lbs. SSs.
HAMS-Short cut II TO 1G pounds. Ais Cd.
BEEF--Extra India mess, '5s; prime
PoRK-Prime mess. fine Western, 57s Sd;
LARD-steady: prime Western 29s; re-
fined. in pals. 3ls Cd.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

WOOL-l'irm and in fair demand, Quota
tiOns are as follows: Missouri and similar
Fine, 7IsC, fine medium, SHllC; m eIum
llml3c; Cumh,ng, l24lic; coarse, lodl2c
Kansas. Nebraska and Indian Territory
Fine, 7iaH9c; tine medium, IlaHl0c; medium
SHl2c; comblngs, ll4l3c; coarse, SHl0c
Colorado--Flre case; fine medium. 7HIUc
medium, S4lgc; coarse and carpet ca lOc
extra heavy and sandy, 0UIc.
HIDES AND l'ELTS-S Hing fairly al
old prices. Quotations are as follows
Green and salted, free of brands, No /
salted. butt branded, 10. j, 70; No. .. SIC
green salted, side branded, No !. 6i4c No
2 &c; green salted kps, Ia 10 % pounds
Is pounds, 10. l. sc; No. 2, 7isc; green salt,
ed hides, Nos. / and ., and butt branded
around. 7c: green uncured No /, 6Iac; dry
flint hides. No, ]. l0c; No 2 Sl2c; dry salted
hides, No, !, Sc; No. 2. 7lsc Sheep pelts,
green, 4Oa6Oc; dry, 4I.a6c per pound.
TAl.LOW..Ne quote as follows; No, l.
81. Louis oct. 4-WOOI-Unchange
but hrm. Quoted as follows: Aiss9uri'
Illinois, etc.-Combing and clothing. l5c;
coarse ana braid, liqlll2c; medium cloth
ing. lSlsMlic; light tna., loallc; heavy fine.
Siyfi9C. Kansas and ebraska-Aledium ii
al3c; light fine sul0c Texas. Arkansas,
Indian Territory, etc.-FalI and sDrIng:
McChm l2al3c. coarse and low, SalOc.
Hight tue, GdS'; heavy hne. 6a7c Dakota
Wyoming, Utah, etr.-Medium, llal9c.
coarse and low, l0qllc; light line, snlOc;
line medium. lOQllc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

nrand. We quote upon the basis OF pure
Cash aud October. S6H&c per Cwt.
TlMpTHN SEED-Quict but steady.
Cash and October S2.5pH32i per cwt.
BRAN-Selliug fairly at old prices.
sacked nd1lc. and bulk. iJ0 &c per cwt
CASTOR BEANS-Drruand fair and
prices steady quoted at NiSaL2o per
HAN-Reccpts past - hours .....s70 tons
Same time last year ................Sy1 tons
Top grades In good demand, but low
grades nearly unstable. The quotations
Grain and Hay Commission, "a West
Th.rd ,I,d street Kansas city, Mo: New
prairie, fancy, 800 per ton; choice, f5,Vgd
55o. lowand. No l. sL50dj'n; 30. @ $50
M4W timothy. choice, SlO51al1.cO No. l.
s..Wio5O; No. .. S6OpU1co. No g. A.toujo 90,
Yer mixed. N.5U4GC1.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
Grain and Potatoes Abroad.

Washinu0u oct 1.-The general conclu-
sion in the British cereal trade thar the
about lupuuoIul bushels less than that of
lhHt is announced in the report of the
European agent Of the agricultural depart
ment for october The report adds: 1T
Is known, however that greatly reduced
quantity Is being reg 10 stock, leaving
about The same quantity for human be-
iugs." The estimates of this seasons wheat
crop in the United kndom vary from
twcuty-thrre TO twcntN-seyen bushels an
acre. Both IN Great Britain ana on the
Continent the wheat was harvested in
such favorable CONDITION as To assure q
france-The oincial estimates for 1885
are. Wheat %3IIr,Wo bushels. rye and
maslin, Si3tO OUl bushels; barley, 495J0UO0
bushels; oats 263out,oUl bushels, All fod-
der crops are suffering from proracted
Germouy-The wheat crop is estimated at
lOiw""o bushels, a redgction from last
crop Is believed 10 be over an average.
As England has nearly an average crop
of very high quality, the market there is
glutted ana prices are as low as yl0 Il
ION. These conditions are worth noting.
IN view Of our large crop this year it Is
of any Of our surplus in Europe
llal{-lh ne Whsat crop ls oi1c!ally esti-
5wpQ bushels last year. The barley crop
is officially estimated at 7OJ0uu0 bushels
That of last year, an unusually heavy
orop, measured 10000 bushels. poor
medium crop OF corn is expected.
Spau-'rhe wheat harvest Is Officially re-
ported at - 10000 bushels, against los
6,JOJj bushels last year 1t is not a prime
crop.
drouth is reported TO have done injury 10
the corn crop, which in some distficts is
said TO have been totally destroyed.
Hungary-COrn crop irregular, but satis-
factory.
.Roumania-The wheat crop is exception
ally abundant.
Greece-The wheat crop is Unexpectedly
short. A decrease OF 30 per cent Is eX-
pected.
Russia-An average wheat crop Is expect-
ed. The rye crop is fine and heavy.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
LIVE STOCK ny rELEGKApH.

St Louis, Oct. 4.-CATTLE-Rec Receipts,
100; shipments, 500 Market about 100 on.
Export steers, Sj.20Hj.40; shipping grades
s. fOn5.lO; dressed beef, S3,5Ofi1 50: bulk of
sales, S3.UOdi5O. light steers, s. 5Ult3 30: bun,
Of sales, 2.IJGi3.2O stockers ana feeders,
s20On3,5O; COWS and heifers, 1.S5m3.50; bulk
of sales, s. 2oDu3lU; Texas and indian
steers, S25oa3,50; bulk Of sales, S2.75Ci3 .
COWS and heifers, Sl75G300.
HOGS-Recelpts 100: shipments. Z 700
Market &c higher. Heavy, 5000 10; mixed,
S3GgHi.l 10; light, S3S0lri.15,
SH HEEP-Receipts, 800; shipments 600
Market about steady. Native muttons.
s. 2G0aSio; lambs, S25@4,J1; SOUTHWESTERN,
Omaha. Neb., oct. H.-cATTLE-Re
cepts, $500 choice beeyes steady; others
lower; feeders active and steady; native
steers, S.lJli5.25; Westerns, s.. 2.S0a4.2 %; Tex
ans, S2.3J43.35; COWS and helfers, s. 5lnD
3.2j; Gamers, N,50N2.40; stockers and feed
ers, S75nS O.; calves. s2.OOa5.25 bulls,
stays, etc, Sl.Sa2N
market 81 4l9, l9e dhigh,sr heavy .$3,75GaS5;
81 25aS5O; bulk of sales, So 75n3sO 'e1'
SHEEP-Receipts. 600: market steady.
Chicago oct. 14.-CATTLE--Fh prouor-
tion of native cattle Is Increasing bur ne
comparatively few of those offered today
We're strictly. choice in quality, such droves
sold very Well at about steady prices while
other descriptions of dressed beef ana shin
ping cattle were slow of sale at a decline
of l04l5c. Inferior TO fair steers sold at
81. GOuii0, and medium to good at S4 50l1
4.I5, with choice TO prime beeyes salable aT
si.6D45.5o Net many sold lower than 81 AZ
and few went above so.25. the bulk fetehing
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

New Orleans, oct l.-COTTON-Future
firm. Sales, 12oSO). october. s13c bid; NO
vember. 9GGN9lOr; December, 9.13H9.ltc;
January, 9l4M9.l5c; February, 917u@.1Sc;
March. 922Tg,22c; April 9.25I927c; May,
1880; June, 9.3lH933c.
New York. oct. H-COTTON-Firm at
$50: low mid, S5-l6c: good ordinary, 15sc;
net and gross receipts. 1850; exports, coast
wise. l.lNI. sales. lh.I.I.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

The agricultural department at Wash
iuston, in its October crop report, SAYS:
The continued drouth, hot weather and
high winds of September, causing prema-
ture rpening ana dropping, have resulted
in a loss of over points in the average
Cured in the Central West. where the
crop was abundant 1t i thought both the
been impaired, and in many sections a
tendency to rot is already noted The
average condition now stands at 10.6
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
Rates, Kansas City to Atlanta and Return,
for the Great ENposition. Arn.

1896 $3.50.
Tickets with return limit of twenty days.
$3.50
on October 10 and %, November 3 IA and
%. December > and 10. tickets will be sold
at rate Of $3.50. with ten days return limit.
These rates apply via the Kansas City,
Fort Scott 4 Memphis K. X. only. Through
sleeping cars Kansas city 10 Atlanta daily.
]. Il. LOCK WOOD,
G. +. and r. Agent, Memphis Route.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
HARVEST EXCURSION.
Rock Island Route.

on October % the Great Rock Island
Route will sell excursion tickets to points
Texas, Colorado, Utah ana New Mexisa,
at greatly reduced rates, For fuli informa.
uon eau on on address, A. H. MOFFET
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. 81 W PA
q. T. and f. A
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
Through sieepers To san Antonio Via the
Rock Island Ruut..

A through Pullman sleeper leaves Kan
p m. daily, arriving at Fort Worth at $40
D. IN. next day, ana san Antonio $50 a M
with through sleeper for the city OF MeSi-
CO. A. IL AI6F.,I,ir -
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. s. w pa
q. T.. and T. A
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
The Potatoe Crop.

the department OF agriculture at Wash
inSton, IN its October report on potatoes
says: There Is a widespread reduction in
the condition OF potatoes. due largely 10
from the northern and more southern OF
the New England states, New York and
several states adjoining the Great lakes
~ ty,tySs. y; -, 4txxye, ->s...-es~-', -----'i
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

sell tickets from Kansas civ to nninfu ~
We Nest IN Kansas, also 70 Colorado, Wytomn9-
ing ana Utah, at exceedingly low rates
limits apply. az ticket Offices, 1000 Aiain
street. 1923 Union avenue and ITnfon si ~
uoh' Telephone ll99 J. B. FRAWLEY.
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

WaShington, oct; 14.-CSpeciaI) The
American National bank, OF Kansas civ
has been made reserve agent for the First
National, of Stewartsville, Mo- Annoiincc
ment Is made of t1. Lindsay president of
the state National, at St. Joseph, in place
OF Charles B. France - pm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
MILLS Commission Co.,

Telephone PISS KANSAS CRY MO
Dealers in GRAIN and PROVISIONS for
future delivery. and NEW YORK STOCKS
and bonds. Orders by mail or telegraph
promptly executed
Leased wires to Chicago and New York
Refer to Bradstreet's and Dun's Mercau-
tile AGENCIES, New England Safe Deposit
and Trust Coinpnny
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

REDUCED rates 10 Dallas. Tex, on accom-.
9I the texas st aie fair and Dallas exHHsiee
christian Missionary convention Cbristit,a,it bsiHttat
church October is 10 25, The (Katv RS;i2
Iak.Py t.ks9uf c4ohe hdhnSas Te%as railway viii sell
fare for the round rip. good for at ~. one one
bassage on or, before November 10 de'Frn Enl.
I5iaouaSrs nian eai I az S23 Main street i69t
). FITZGERALD. r and ~
'AS' bARAEk. q. +. aud T. X = -
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

Chicago, oct 1A-Rye-No. ., cash. SIC
December. 4Cc. FlaXseed-No. /, cash. 95ci
October 9is.c. Timothy seed-Cash, $40
ST. Louis. oct. 14.-Rye-No. ., cash, 37c
FlaNsecd-Cash, 9Gi2c on this side Tim
9th seed-Stcady a So 301fiS,iO.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

New York, oct. 4.--LEAD-Quiet Rrok-
ers' price, S5l5; exchange price, $40. Spell
ter, dull; domestic, Si.1Oui20
81. Louis oct li.--LEAD-Strong at IS, 10
M3.l6 Spclter, duh at S39j
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
Whisky.

St. Louis. oct 14-WHISKY-Steady
DiStill-rs' finished goods at Sl.22,
Peoria. H.. oct l4-WHlSKY-Firm
Finished goods on basis of Sl.22 for high
Cincinnati o, oct. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
THE LIVE sroCh MARKED.

Receipts at Chicago 81. Louis, Omaha
and Kansas city yesterday We're; Cattle,
400; hogs, l6,20b and sneep. $500. Same
day last year Cattle, ZOO; hogs, 1900;
New York, oct. l4-European cables
quote American steers at l0alOlac, dressed
weights; refrigerator beef at 794u9c. No
exports to-day
.GATTLE-Nloyemen for the past forty
eight hours;
Cattle. Calves
ittttlpts .''s''' '''''''s .'.'.'.',ii,lUl 1l3
Shlpln"hl hlS''s'..' '.'..'..-'', 2,a23 lH
l'IlNc-OulS..... .-s..... .....-.. S,Ot6 -
The run yesterday was very heavy, both
here and IN Chicago. \ slow and l1wer
market resulted in consequence. There
were no choice native dressed beef and eN-
port cattle in. What here were second
quality ana they We're dull and l0fi2Oc
lower to sell Native cows were IN mod
crate supply. but there were lots in from
the range country. With such competition
they were both SLOW and lower Stockers
and feeders as well as butcher stun felt
and values lower. Range cattle made up
most OF the offerings, and here statesmen
worked the hardest, Yet buyers forced
prices on l0a29c i'm the native division and
5Ml0c in the Texas division.
Mich COWS In light supply and fair de-
mand ana hrm. Common, Sl5Ml7; medium
to fair, NOa25, and good TO choice S27I3S.
kEFHl:StA' 'rATlNt.
No. Dock. Ay. FrIce. NO. DOCK. A. = T.CS-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
HORSES AND MULES-AIovements for
he mast fOrtV-eighI hours.

Lllc past lpl - -c43H 1T IIphlS'
RecelptS..'.'..'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20S
lJilNt-Oil7.
The market opened the week yesterday
steady, but sales We're light. There We're
a fair number of buyers on hand, but they
We're disposed TO hold back and wait for
the horse auction to-day, and sales in
consequence Were slow.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

7 T.-NtNN NM I.NIIlAN BT LIS.
l6. ....lUja.... l 90 4...... g5J.... 60
INDIAN AND TEXAS HEIFERS
TEXAs AND INDIAN CALVES.
l.... .. g.. s .....: TS....: ar GS -. 80. g g
e.. q -. . - H.. n -. 6 %
.HOGS-Movements for the past forty
eight hours:
keceiptS ....-................. ........... $3.50
ShipIhehtS' .,.... -...-........... ~
~ '-pusS ObSt
There were not many in yesterday and
the markets east of us We're firmer This
encouraged buyers and the market was
quick one. Packers and shippers We're
both steady buyers and prices ruled a little
higher and the pens were cleaned early.
$SSOH3SJ
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations below are for job lots. on
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
tained, enough being asked to cover extra
cost OF caring for ana filling 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 nsignments as received.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

7in a few mi
n big lot OF til
fozen fish. Thjl
4ans Ms-Japle tn
Zig Yill be altop
HsXseton prscine
rHneUry '1l' siss
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15
iBY TELEGRAPH.

i li.-FLOuR-Receipts,
shipments, s,UOO barrels.
''atents. $.2593.S5; extra
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

Srw York oct f.-Cm-iug motuuol
ou the New York stock exchange.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

As furnished by French Bros Commission
ing. - 'N
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

DREssEn BEEF AND EXPoRT syEERs
&c.,. Eos 70 sQ......l4S9. IS 450
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-15

Fourth assessment paid
'7I'lrSt assess mcut paid.
New stock.