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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-03

L1ScoI.N, Neb., April 3. - County
Treasurer Maxey Cobb. who has been
missing for several days, was fOu nd
dead near town yesterday He had
taken morphine. Financial reverses
caused him to commit suicide.
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]. S. SPROAT. The Star Grocer,
112East Sixth St. Telephone $50
Telephone 252

and Judge Ferry fined one $40, and
said he would have fined Ella, too, if she
had been on trial
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THEY DO so BEcAUSEITIs NOT
. a SECRET PATENT MEDICINE.
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RIcHLAND CENTER. Wis. April g.
At Lloyd. fifteen miles east Of here,
Charles Eastland and william Keith
were instantly killed bv The explosion
Of q boiler.
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STUDENTS LEAVE.
Bound for Ottawa to Attend High
School Contest.

A carload of high school students left
at 4 o'clock this afternoon for Ottawa to
attend the state high school oratoricaI
contest at Ottawa They had a special
car which was attached to the eastbouud
4 o'clock Santa Fe train, and as Lawrence
it was attached to the Ottawa train.
The high school boys will whoop it M
in true college style tonight for the To
peka orator, Frank Cell. His subject is
"a West Indian" and the Topeka con
tinFent is hopeful Of victory. The con
test is held ia the dne new opera house.
the Rohrbaugh.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-03

And Because They Know It Cures Eve
cry Form Of Indigestion and Stom-
aCh Trouble.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-03

Smooth as silk is the our collars feel
now. Peerless Steam Laundry, IL and
ia West Eighth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-03

Try our collars We can make them
look like new Peerless Steam Lauu-
112 and ia W. Eighth.
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GARNER WAS NOT IN 1T.

Scored hut los Cartons in His came
With Napoleon Ives.
NEW YORK, April 8.-Fouowing is
the score Of the fourth game of the
international billiard tournament:
Ives-39, "a, 40, 164. 2. 30, 14O, 70. 0, &.
G. q0 total, 500; highest run, I6z; av-
erage. So
Garnier-8o. "A. 5. 0. 2. o. 2, 2, 6, II.
Sli total, 1903; highest run, 81; average,
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MEATS AND LARD.

No. / sugar cured Hams per ID. 10
Sugar cured Breakfast per b.. g
Boneless Ham per lb........-. 10
No. Cal Ham per lb......-.... 2
Dry salt Bacon per lb......... o
8 lbs good white Lard ............. %
5-lb pail White Label Lord ~ 40
1O-lb pail White Label Lard 5000. so
3-lb pail COtolene Observation-Disclosures. 20
5-lb pail Cotolene Observation-Disclosures 40
We sell only the very best of fresh
meats at low prices
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Rakes, spades. hoes. shovels and
forks, Tayman, Oberley Hardware Co.
702 Kansas an -I.uc-
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The daily STATE JOURNAL. at
newsdealers anywhere in Kansas. Ten
cents per week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-03

We mend and sew on buttons free Of
charge. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Everybody takes the JOURNAL.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE dealings in
stocks to-day were upon a holiday basis
and the course of prices was irregular and
III most instances within a narrow range.
Interest centered in few stocks. with st.
Paul outranking Sugar in volume Of busi-
ness. The professional dealers were en-
er London quotations were offset in the
early trading by reduction of half a
cent in the posted quotations fer sixty
day bills to a.S by leading drawer.
The decline was the result of the advance
in the discount rate in London. The actual
demand quotations were slightly firmer as
result of purchases to cover gold inn
ports. Other influences included the fail
ure of large Philadelphia concern. fur
ther cutting of transportation rates. and
rear the chose an advance in call money
to fall appreciably below the legal rate:
while time money is expected to command
higher rates than have yet been made.
This theory is based upon the expected
continued heavy movement of money to
banks. This contention is made with full
consideration of the heavy gold import
movement. Bonds were quiet, but gener-
ally firm. with some inactive issues scor-
ing exceptional gains.
Closing quotations on New York Stock
exchange: Atchison, 11&: Adams Expresb.
1852; Alton & Terre Haute, 55; Americdh
Express, lo7: Baltimore & Ohio. 1sA; Can
ada Pacific. 81; Chesapeake & Ohio. 1:fs;
Chicago & Alton. 152; Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy, 6sA; Chicago Gas. 5s5s: contol-
ludteQ SIaS. $50, u, -. Y. oz LOUIS,
Cotton Oil Certificates, 111s; Delaware &
Hudson, l2l; Delaware, Lackawanna G.
Western. Isl: Denver & Rio Grande pre-
ferred, 4624: Fort Wayne, 14o: Great North
ern preferred, IL; Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois preferred. 80: Hooking Valley, 14a;
Illinois Central. Sl4; ST. Paul & Duluth.
10: Kansas & Texas preferred. zig; Lake
Erie & Western. 1i1s; Lake Erie & West
ern preferred. 64ls: Lake Shore; 142ls: Lead
Trust, 20: Louisville a. Nashville, 48h !;
Manhattan Consolidated, S3A: Michigan
Central 81; Missouri Pacific. 1SA Nashville
& Chattanooga, IS; National Cordage, 3as;
National Cordage preferred, IA; North
western, 9Sh; Northwestern preferred. 14S:
New York Central. 9lA; New York & New
England. 20; Pacific Mail IS; Pittsburg.
153; Pullman Palace Car Company. 1i2;;
Reading. 14a4; Rio Grande Western. 15: Rio
Grande Western preferred, 40: Rock Island,
5es. St. Paul. 70ls; st. Paul preferred. 127;
st. Paul & Omaha 81: st. Paul & Omaha
preferred, III; Southern Pacific, Is; Sugar
Refinery, 1l42s; Tennessee Coal & Iron.
20la; Texas Pacific, 67s; Toledo & Ohio Gen.
trail preferred. 80: United States Express,
So: Waboeh, St. Louis & Pacific. 5ss; Wa
bash, St. Louis & Pacific preferred. 1875:
Wells-Fargo Express, so: Western Union.
soh: Wheeling & Lake Erie, SIS: Wheeling
& Lake Erie preferred. 23la; Minnesota &
st. Louis. 1ilS: Denver & Rio Grande l0Sz !;
General Electric, 25X; National Linseed
Oil Company, IA; Colorado Fuel & Iron,
1a%; Colorado Fuel & Iron preferred, 80.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
Prices-Corn HiEher-Oats Dull
Only Choice Wanted.

In store-wheat. 54s.7s5 bushels; corn
230n bushels; oats, S.2s7 bushels; and rye,
w '7W1HEATNReceipts past "a hours. .55 800
Same time last year ...--. ---...-...IS.oSo
shipments U.s. s.rs free movement. Of this grain
Yesterday and values ruled firm. The Wis
ible supply showed very good increase.
but cables were all firm. which encouraged
Gulf ports a very fair advance would have
been had. As it was, good and firm mar
ket was reported. BY sample on track
Ssc. cars at 52,sc and cars at 5al,c: No.
2 spring car at sic and 1 car white at
soc: No 3 hard. Is cars at SOC. cars at 49c.
No, 3 spring, car at soc: No. 4 hard.
cars at 4sc 9 cars at 47c. 9 cars at 471sc and
cars at 47%4c: rejected 2 cars at isc, 5
and ] car at 35c: no grade, 1 car at 3oc:
No. red. 55dS7c; No. red. 52GS5c.
cars at SIC; No. red. car at 4sc.
CORN-Receipts past "A hours...... H40o
Same time last year .-.----.-......... 1s SOC
There was not much on sale yesterday
and the visible supply showed decrease
of 7740oo bushels. which favored holders
and encouraged buyers. and prices IN con-
sequence ruled firm. but trading was light.
No. hard. car at i9Lc, car at 1910
and cars at e0c. and cars yellow at 20c:
No. 8 mixed. & J car at lS%c; l car at lsc
&c. 1 car choice at 2lIac; No. white, 208
2oisc.
Same time last year.. 24.O00
Choice heavy in good demand. but Others
duh and weak. BY sample on track here
at Kansas Cny-No. mixed, nominal at
is@I7c: No. 3 mixed. 12isGlslsc, l car at
12lsc: No mixed. loGl2c: No. white. /
car at l4c, / car fair at 16isc and i car
choice at &c; No. white. IS cars at 14c.
4 white, car at 13c and cars at 12Jsc
RYE-Receipts past "a hours. ], 200
shipments .:.-.-.-.- .--...-.--r.- -'.....: -
Market dull and lower. BY sample on
track here at Kansas City-No. ,, 2sd29c;
No. 3. car poor at 2oisc.
FLOUR-Slow sale but firm in sympathy
with wheat. Quoted: Soft wheat, per 100
pound sack. patc,'s. sl.40aIl.5o; extra fan
cy, sl.30dl.4o: fancy. H.15dl.20: choice, sl.0o
@I05: hard wheat, per 100 pound sack. pat
ents sl.2odl.40: straights. s.. .ledI.25: bakers.
Si.0od10S; low grades. socqSl.0o: rye. $l.25
Gl.36.
CoRNMEAL-Quiet. but steady Quoted
at 5SQ39c per cwt-, bulk.
CORN CHOP-Slow sale but steady
Quoted at 35m36c per cwt.. sacked
ELAxSEED-Slow sale and weak. Cash
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

st; Louis. Mo-, Sept. H.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900. Market steady. Native steers,
$3.50G460: Texas steers, $2.5O63.35
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 Market SC lower.
Light. $310G3.30; mixed. $2SOG3.20; heavy.
$29O6325
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
ceipts, 20,o00 The better class of shipping
steers were active and 1ec higher. Common
to fancy native steers were salable at $40
@5.3O with the bulk of sales between A09
and $500. Stockers and feeders sales were
largely at $3.0OG2. So. with very choice feed
ing steers selling around $3.50 Prices for
native butchering cattle showed no partic-
ulsr change to-day, the offerings being only
moderate. Calves were active and firm;
sales at s.. 2.3543O0. Western range cattle
were slow of sale and prices were mostly
10c lower.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000. Prices ruled
steady for good to choice light and butcher
weights, but a nickel lower for others.
Heavy hogs showed especial weakness;
sales were made of heavy at $24543.20
medium weights at 81 SDI3.20. and light
weights at $3.1Od3.371s. Heavy sold largely
at s.. sOG2 80, and shipping lots at S3OGff3.2O.
SHEEP = Receipts. 5000. Wet sieeces
tended to check the demand. and sales
dragged at q further reduction of 10c.
Comnnon to choice f1ocks moved OH slowly
at aOOd2 80 Westerns comprising the great
bulk of the offerings and selling principally
at $22S@2B. Lambs sold rather more free
ly at $2.5003.S5.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15

New York, Sept. 14-Closing quotations
on the New York Stock exchange: Atchi-
cific lists. 100; Denver & Rio Grande IS.
110s: Denver & Rio Grande IS. s61s: Erie
2ds, SO: G.. H. & S. A. IS. 102; &C.. H. & s..
Houston & Texas Central IS. 95: Missouri,
Kansas & Texas 1st As. 50: Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas I'd As. 5ls4; Mutual Union IS.
Northwestern i hive S. F. debentures. lures los; 81 North. ORTIZ,
western consols 1874; Northern Pacific lists,
11414; Northern Pacific 2ds. 1O6; Rio Grande
Western lists. IS; ST. Paul consols. Is. 1Z3;
ST. Paul. c. & P. w. 5s, no: St. l.. & I. NJ.
general IS. So; "St. L. & S. F. general IS,
1O2: Texas Pacific lists, 79; Texas Pacific
Dds. 1873; Union Pacific lists of &c. 100; West
Shore As. 1925.
Eek interest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
WESTERN NATIONAL BANKS.
Changes In Officers, and Reserve
Agents Appointed.

Washington, Sept 14.-(special.l Changes
in the officers of national banks have been
made as follows:
Kansas-The First National bank, of Gar
nett, Jesse F. Foster, cashier, in place of
Ed l.. Foster; the First National bank, of
Lacrosse, no president. in place of B. F.
Coughenour: the Farmers National bank.
of Salina, W. I. Welch. cashier. in place
of Thomas H. Davis; F. r. Spier. assist
ant cashier, in place of W. T. Welch:
Mssouri-The ST. Louis National bank,
St. Louis, John Nickerson. president, in
place of l.. c. Nelson; L. c. Nelson. vice
president, in place of H. NJ. Noel; c. G.
Warner, second vice president; the First
National bank. of Lamar, ]. r. FAINT. pres
ident, in place of ]. H. Wilson; no vice
president, in place of j. r. Fant.
The comptroller of the currency has ap-
proved reserve agents for national banks
as follows: Colorado. Pueblo, Western Ma
tional bank. American National bank.
Kansas City. NO.: Nebraska. Humboldt.
First National bank. National Bank of
Commerce, Kansas City, Mo-: Texas. Wills
Point, First National bank. National Bank
of the Republic. St. Louis. Mo-; Utah, Salt
Lake City, National Bank of the Republic.
American National bank, Kansas City,
Mo-; Utah. Salt Lake City, National Bank
of the Republic. National Bank of Com
nerce, Kansas City, revoked.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
PENSIONS.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE following per
sions have been granted:


Washington. Sept. 1.-THE following PEN
sions have been granted:
KANSAS.
origtnal-Curtis MCGOWAN, National Mill
tary home, Leavenworth; Henry 1sely,
Fairview. Brown; James E. Little. Ma
tisnal Military home. Leavenworth; John
Brennan, Clyde. Cloud: William Washburn,
Argonia, Sumner: William Ruhe.. Great
Bend. Barton; Napoleon KrokroSkia, Ma
tional Military home Leavenworth.
Original widows. etc:-Harriet E; Sow
ard, Kansas City, Wyandotte: Frances
Alexander, Kansas City Wyandotte; Ny
rum Harlan, Naron. Platt.
MISSOURI.
Original-John Bockstiesel. st. Louis. st.
Louis; Jehu GOWN. De Soto. Jefferson:
Allen Bobb, Carl Junction. Jasper: John
p Turpin, California, Moniteau: John
Stump, St. Francisville, Clark; Zenas Nye,
ST. Louis, ST. Louis; Nathaniel Hood, Ford,
Clark.
Increase-Richard Maloney. Forest City.
Holt.
Reissue and increase-John W. North.
Nessho. Newton.
Original, widows, etc.-Maria. Green
Gnother): Fayette, Howard; Mary p.
Moberly, Randolph
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Money at Home aud Abroad.


New York. Sept 4-Money on call, NOM
inafy 5a6 per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, nominally 7@9 per cent. Sterling ex-
change. steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.s3ZM4.SiA for demand
/and As1a@4.s2 for sixty days Posted
rates. .AS2d4Ss1s and sl.s4zQisSk. Com
mercial bills, $3.50.
London. Sept. 14.-Money. NG1 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills. rs per cent: for three months
bills, per cent.
New York. Sept 14.-Clearings, S66. .3S4 9O3:
balances, 4.20S.5 .57S
Boston. Sept: 14.-clearings. SO, ,s76, 100;
balances, s1,470. 125.
Philadelphia, Sept. H.-Clearings, E,072,-
326: balances. S.141, 40.
Baltimore. Sept. H.-Clearings, $3,50s, ,o69;
balances s515526.
Cincinnati, Sept. 4.-Money. 6as per cent
New York exchange. 6oc discount to par
Clearines, s. 900.
Chicago. Sept. 14-Clearings. s1s,307, ,2S9
Money steady; on. call, 6a7 per cent; on
time. per cent. New York exchange, 800
discount. Foreign exchange barely steady;
demand. S,S4: sixty days. SASH.
st. Louis. Sept. 14.-Clearings, A.027. 1923;
balances. 50.s21. Money steady; call loans,
sac per cent; time loans. 7dS per cent. New
York exchange. Sl.25 discount bid. 81 dis
count asked.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 14.-Clearings. s442,-
oa4: balances, s2ls.Sss. New York exchange
selling at $1.50 premium.
New Orleans, Sept. 4.-Clearings, $685. .0s6
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
State and Government Bonds.

New York, Sept. 14.-Closing quotations
on the New York Stock exchange: United
States is. registered, 105s4 United States As,
coupon, 107: United States is. registered,
States new As, registered. li5is: United
States new As. coupon. Us: United States
IS. registered, 81; 'Pacific IS of 's5. 1oo(A
State bcnds-Alabama class A, lol; Ala
Alabama currency, 81: Louisiana new con-
soils, As. 80; Missouri IS. 100: North Carolina
As. S5: North Carolina IS, no: Tennessee IS,
new settlements, 20; Tennessee IS. new set
Elements, 10S: Tennessee old IS, 60; Virginia
centuries, 571a.
sEX. interest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
MONEY, STOCKS And BONDS.
DEALINGS IN YESTERDAYS MARKET
MOSTLY PROFESSIONAL.
Prices Irregular and Within a Mar.
row Range-ForeiRn Exchange
Weaker-Money Higher
Bonds Quiet, Firm.

There was nothing new in the local mon-
ey market yesterday. Cattle and grain
men are still calling for more or less as
sistance- but the general trade is making
but little new paper. Rates. however, are
firm at sdl0 per cent. Currency shipments
to The country light. Bank clearings. ST.
59l,5O6; same day last year. s1,74l, ,;57, a de-
crease of slS3.651, a loss of 10 per cent.
Eastern exchange quiet.
Houston, Fible & Co.. exchange brokers,
quote it as follows: New York. $40 dis
count; Chicago. SOC discount; st. Louis, 45c
discount.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Qsiet AID FavorinE Buyers,
Prices Little Changed.

ffAceS Little Ch0ARe0.
Quotations below are for Job lots On
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
tanned. enough being asked to cover extra
cost Of caring for and filing them. The
parties making small outside orders want
the best goods and selections. Dealers
prefer to handle the goods in job lots in
straight consignments as received.
BUTTER-Sales slow and market barely
steady. Quoted as follows: Creamery. ex-
dairy fancy. 1a1sc: fair. saioc; store
packed; fresh. Sc: packing stock. steady. SC;
EGGS-Hardly SO firm. Missouri and
Kansas strictly candled. 1e1zc:
,PoULTRY-Steady and demand fair.
young reesters. SIC pound; springs. sNc:
turkeys. hens: SC; gobblers. &c; spring
pigeons. dull, 7sas5c dozen; squads scarce
and wanted, S1.25 dozen.
CHEEslQuiet New York and Ohio
full cream. l2isc: Wisconsin fancy. fun
cream. SIC: Missouri. Kansas and Iowa, full
cream. 7gsc: light skim. 4QSc per pound;
He5klmsF; sIkTTHa fH fSll cream, % lsac. Nj.
lie; medium grades. Rc; high grade. 14hc;
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Dry Goods.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE volume of sales
completed has reached large amount
and has included all styles of seasonable
stuffs, but cotton fabrics. printed fabrics.
taking the lead. with bleached cottons 4
good second. Printing cloths very firm at
1l-16r
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
W. A. RULE, c.shle:

and September. 5sG5S1sc per bushel upon
the basis of pure.
CASTOR BEANS-Demand fair and
prices steady. Car lots. $50 per bushel;
less. S5c per bushel.
BRANLSteady and in fair demand.
Sacked, 3Gd3lc Per cwt, and bulk, 24Q25c
per cwt.
HAY-Receipts past "a hours. 400 tons
Same time last year ................ 1,53e tons
Shipments ...... -. .........-.-.-. 90 tons
Demand fair and market steady, both
for prairie and timothy. Quoted as follows:
New prairie. choice. S4.50aS0o: No. l..
Noo@4.s5: No. 2, ssoeas50: lower grades
!. S. pd7.O0: No. 2. S5.oOd5.50; clover mixed.
No. I, s5.00d550: No. 2 mixed. $4.50Q5.60.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Mfssouri Charters.

The secretary Of state to-day chartered the
following corporations: Bank of Lection.
Lection. Johnson county: capital. s12,5co;
Fountain Stacey and others. Bank of Tip
ton, Upton, Moniteau county; capital. rs
900: incorporators, w. D. Adams. A. T..
Adams. H. A. Tompkins and others.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER

full skins, 11sc. EGGS-Receipts, 10,7N
packages: quiet; Western. 14d16c.
600 barrels. and shipments. 1900 barrels.
Firm. Quoted as follows: Winter pat
ents, ssaI@$:4o: straights; saoogsse; I spring
kers' grades. slsoa22s.
BUTTER-ouiet. Creamery. saloc, and
dairy. s@13c.
EGGSSteady Fresh. 13c.
Z, 900 barrels. and shipments. 10000 barrels.
Quiet. firm and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts. 10000 bushels: and
market opened strong. despite the weak
ness elsewhere. Locally the buying was
better than the selling and prices were
ws was spo ns No.
red, cash. 6laslAc elevator. SlaS2c track:
No. hard, 54c; September, Soc bid; De-
els. and ship shipmenis ieSs bashes. s''' Futures
ruled steady to a shade higher than Satur-
Gay day; Spot easier; No 2 cash. 1s asA@lsSss:
MaS c Ii 3D. bid oATReeeps sse
bushels. and shipments. 5.eoe bushels
Trading in futures active and firm, the
CLOSE being steady Spot lower No esh sash
CoRNMEAL-Slow sale at $50 per barrel
5g51KtAN1F.irm; 551ts east track; sack sacked: FIG @
tmosbv s%s anshnnssd cha side P1sTe RT
isaisc EGeslec. lesmfsS PoRKFirm: s.: Standard
mess; mess. jobbng. sooas g. taIR LARD-Firm; I'M
3.21a. BACON-Boxed shoulders and longs.
20: ribs, s4.l21s; shorts, As5. DRY SALT
n MEATS-Boxed "a ed shoulders: ss62h; longs,
ESQ; ribs. $3.621s: shorts, $3.75.
Liverpool. Sept. H.-WHEAT-Spot firm;
demand poor: Ne. 2 red, winter stocks ex-
hausted; No. red, spring. 6s I'd; No. Cal
ifornia, IS Sgd. Futures opened firm: with
closed strong. with December 3id higher
and other months Id higher: business about
equally distributed; September. 5s 3l4d; Oc-
Der, IS 4d; January, IS 4,sd. coRNSspot
firm; American mixed, IS 1Od Futures
opened firm and unchanged: closed steady.
higher: business about equally distributed;
September, Is 10d; October, IS 9t4d: No
vember, Is 1Od: December 2s 1od. FLOUR
Firm Firm; demand I;a fair; freely s1splisd st.
demand moderate; Cumberland cut. % to
30 pounds, 2Ss: short ribs. 20 to "a pounds.
sss' long clear. light. q to q pounds. 25s
short clear backs. light. 1s pounis. 24s Sd;
short clear middles. heavy. Is to so pounds,
2ls cd; clear bellies, "A to is pounds. 2ss.
81 ea L to s Is Is sounds sounds z z
Sd. TALLoW-Fine North American. lis
Sd. BEEF-Extra India mess. 46s Sd; prime
mess ses %: ness ne fine
Steady; prime Western. 1ss Cd; refined. in
New Orleans, Sept. 14.-PRovIsIoNs-
Firm. PORK-Old. SIC: new. 6.ac. LARD
Refined tierce, 3a.c. BOXED MEATS
Dry salt shoulders. 4c; sides. 312c. BACON
Clear ribs. sides. 4asc. HAMStChoice su-
gar cured, 9a@10l.c. RICE-Steady; ordi-
nary to good: 3d4ssc: FLoUR-Quiet: ex-
ira fancy, s3.1OI3.2O; patents. SS.40GS.50.
CORNMEAL-Quiet; $50 per barrel.
BRAN-Dull: H@42c per cwt. HAY-Easy:
prime timothy, sl0.OOd12.50: choice. $4,000
1900. CORN-Quiet; No. 2 sacked. white.
26d27c: mixed, 27d2sc: yellow, s9d3Oc. OATS
No sacked, old. 25n251sc; new. 24c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Rye and Seeds.

Chicago. Sept H.-Rye-Cash. s2c: Sep
tember Bic: December. segsc. Fiaxseed-
Sasn, Northwestern. eiaSr4c; cash. South
Semeer s6'sc Timothy seed-Cash, $3.50;
st Louis, sert. H.-Rye-2sc, track. Flax
seed-tW:c Timothy seed-New, $3.50
Tolodo. o., Sept. H-Clover seed-Easy.
quiet: prime October, $445; December, 81. 10.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Lead and zinc.

New York, Sept. l.-JEAD-Quiet; bro
kers' price, $3.50: exchange price. $500
rs. Spelter-Quiet; domestic. $3.55@3.60.
st. Louis. Sept. H.-DEAD-Firm and
higher. with a better inquiry; sales of 10
cars and so tons common at $2.571a: 100 tons
Argentine: rough, at Sa6e Spelter-Dull;
S3l asked.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Cotton.

New Orleans. Sept. 14.-COTTON-Fut
ures steady; sales. $500 bales; September.
7726774c; October, 7.74d7.75c: November.
7.S1G7.S3c: December. 7.ss67S9c: January
794d7 35c; February, 7.9SdS.O0c; March, 500
assoc, April. Se6GS.O8c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-15
Brought Cotton and Hogs.

Guthrie, o. T. Sept H.-(special) Much
attention was attracted this morning by
fifty wagons filing into the city in process
forty miles, and brought fifty bales of cot
ton and a carload of fat hogs from one
neighborhood in Lincoln county.