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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-30

'Ex. interest.


New York. June ?e.-The opening trading
In stocks today was signallzed by effect
I've bear demonstrations against the list.
tile operators for short account being en-
courascl by the nervousness OF the street
and by the extensive liquidation that had
marked the close of the week. The dornin-
ating influence was again the activity OF
the pro.silver advocates. Other develop
menis bearing upon the market included
the publication of unfGvorable traffic re-
turns by the Burlington and ST. Paul COM
panlcs and the unexpected withdrawal OF
81 10000 In gold for export. The Burlineto..
May report showed a decrease In net earn
in.s OF s22s.j54 and the st. Paul for the
same month lost Si6l SIS In net. OF the gold
der the special conditions which have now
become such familiar operations. Wall
street had been treated to expert forecasts
TO the effect that the special shipments
had been practically wound up for the
season. and accordingly felt somewhat dis
over the development. In addition
~ the considerations noted, liquidation be-
evident. and as a result severe de-
clines were recorded all along the line. \
heavy purchasing orders for foreign ac-
count to the estimated extent of 1000 to
5o,c1 shares. This buying exertea only a
temporary sustaining effect. however. ana
under renewed pressure prices again tend
ed downward. y sharp rally from the low
points was made In the final hour, but dur
the last fifteen minutes of business re.
newed weakness set In .and prices yielded
to near the lowest OF the day.
The bono market was fairly active and
declines were noted. averaging in
the leading speculatives about a point. The
losses were more extensive In some IN
stances,
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MARKETS nY TELEGRApn.

New York, June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
i,d%'s packages; Market easy. Western
dairy, og9iac' Western ll'4ai5'sc;
EGGsmmRccoip,s, ll,Goo packages. Market
quiet. Western, l~0isiJl2c.
Elgin, ILL.,. June eS.-BUTTER-Steady,
Offerings, Sllso pounds; Withdrawn on bids
OF iiisc, 300 pounds. Sales, $50 pounds
nj liiac; S,ocd pounds at Ice.
Chicago, Tune observation-disclosures, g.
90 barrels, and shipments, 5000 barrels;
Weaker. quoted: Winter patents, $s.isgS.so
straishts, Sss0pSsS Q; spring patents. $3.50
s'S. stiraishts. S2,65a2.sO: bakers grades.
huTTER-steady. Creamery. sali4c, and
EGGS-Unchanged. Fresh, lOdlli.c.
St. Louis. June ea.-FLOuR-Receipts,
800 barrels, and shipments, 1000 barrels.
s2,eoa2 7o; extra fancy, ss.DdS.io: choice,
,wHEAr-Rsselpts, 47.GD bushels, and
shipments s.CSe bushels, The market was
influenced by a depressed and declining
Wal street stock market, heavy receipts
movement in the Northwest. Futures
closed heavy, A1lasc under Saturday. Spot
lower; No z red; cash, elevator. ssc bid.
53stc; September. 5sa5sisc.
coRNMReceip,s, $500 bushels. and shin,
a pressure to sell, the result being n de-
cline from SATURDAY; Spot lower: with but
little demand: No, 2, cash, 2'e; July. aissc;
oATs-Receipts, 1900 bushels, and ship
ments. 1000 bushels. Futures weak and
i5isc asked; July, i5c bid; August, l5ls8
Isle; September. Isle asked.
CoRNMEAI-steady. but duh. Quoted
Enthusiastically salable at CSC on east
Hayden; steady. Prairie, new, $500
BUTTER-steady. Creamery. laalsc; dali
E EGS : &c g, sr sSzsn; mes. ,o,s,nr
kAEPTyPF!me steam, is;5s; css9lse. $50:
S'bi5iRss4i rs sAiL I'm! NE i%s sHSs.f ssxsssde shoulders.
1915; longs. 1915; ribs, ss.s7hs; shorts. 800.
New orleans. La. June es.-PRovlsIoNs
foRK-old, nc.
LARp-Retined %iierce. 3AasIsc.
BoXED MEATS-Dry salt shoulders, &c;
BAcoN-clear ribs, 2a4sc.
HAMS-Short sugar cured. 9d9isc.
patents. ssi6is.5o.
G9 pSIEAi, &. let $40 per barrel
,HAY.Easy; prime timothy. si,.o0ai5,Oo;
m GoEN il. rnlioI No TO- ? sacked white and
oATs-ouiet; No. 9, sacked, 2ic;
hIcEs 3, reeslR,s TO-DAY Isn 80 barrels u.s.
mand; sales, 5i2 barrels; ordinary to good.
2uic.
Liverpool, June 29.-wHEAT-spot quiet;
demand poor; No; 2 red. winter. IS I'D;
mia. 5s esd. Futures opened steady at
unchanged prices; closed easy with near
and distant positions I'd lower; business
July. 5s Glad; August. bs ed; September.
IS sisd; November. IS sisd.
new. IS I'd, Futures opened steady at
u%nchanged prices; closed steady with near
snG distant positions unshanged to I'd
June. S.; July. Is llAd: August. as; Sep
sember. SIS Nd; October. IS Nd; November,
BAcoN-pull; demand Door. cumhsr-
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kansas stock in good quality. but ihs Tex.
as srTiysls . are ,S ysry HsS,, and ne. ,nsds oaen
medium, sscasi.a;. Door stock e almost
on barrel. range from ,tco to a.a. accord
OTHER FRrITs-riorida indian river
p%incapplcs. N.IJ1s.0o; others. N.Oui.e5 per
grown cherries, scarce. and season Is far
advanced. s2I2.D per crate. Texas pluns.
S Sila sG Stock 's scIs Il from = f s5ss,,, sS?d ta siap IA
C%hickasaw, scarce and slow. 90 per ;srhie:
s sars"f pism la"S SSbeS Up per pS third rus bushei box.
Texas white erapes. 500 per 4;basket
f PSmo;nah. HONS MS.. 'p pes4. s ssS pc. i ss.ss G per- /
0S vsEESdiEsTTasiBsi1Es-casssse. home grown
in and q number have ceased: There
ice; s6gps' per loo pounds. onions.
S sSS zoe stock Sar MSlsss,s,siEpi ,na Ark 1ssas stock stock.
way: tsb5lhs. ssSa2i5 in barrels; green
s sisSGssS; aer Sa SSsssl; '0f bunch issi . ssssF, 's ho@s
stGwn &c per ro2 2 dozen bnn,hss' asitpSs.
p 'or 4 to 9 dozen lunches. Asparagus,
S SSssS fsSSR; sal r. p lam &c z % = ] Dozen Ess
purtnes. -'ucUmDefs. nome ETOWn, -Jc
per dozen for fancy; medium. ii5Isc. ,Pars-
ley, home grown, soc per bushel. Spinach.
horne grown. 20n3oc per bushel. Green
peas home grown, fancy. 5caeoe per BUSH
c~isco per .bushei; green, 2olSoc, .caulinow-
er, fancy. 40c;. fair, zoe per dog. Kohlrabi. 15c
per dozen. New, %turnips. ? dozen lunches
for &c: s5c per bnshel. Carrots. SC dozen
socIsi.oc per dozen. Michigan celery. dull
and not wanted. season most too early;
prices are irregular and there. is no life
70 the product. Corn. EARLY, Adam
&c; sugar, sc per dozen. and supply heavy.
BROOM CORN-Short and common so
a., per ton: self-workinE, fair to good. $50
m40; self-working. choice. Si5J5o: all
hurled, sS0dj0. dwarfed. sAd45.
FEATHERS-Prime geese, $50 per pound:
dark and soiled. e5d3Oc: mixed and old. 1877
30o; ] per cent tare on small sacks and .
per cent on large.
,.BEEswAN-No. 1 amber. 2sc per pound;
No 2 amber. 29c.
GROUND iiNsEED cAKE-we quote:
Car lots, 81 per ton: 200 pounds. sis; 1000
.HoNEfI pound comb. white. lie: fall.
California, white. 16nl1c: . pound comb.
Ga7c; extracted in barrels. 5a6c.
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LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.


St; Louis, No, June so,5cATTLE-Re-
Native shipping steers, s3.4oai.2j; dressed
beef grades, S3.aoIi.lo; COWS and heifers,
s2,ooq3.6o; Texas steers. s..5Cls.I5; COWS.
81. s0il2.j
HoGS-Receipts. 400. Market steady to
Sc lower. Light, ss.loa3.s0; mixed, s3.ep
S.25; heavy, $3.i0I3.30.
sHIEEP-Receipts, $500. Market strong.
Natives, g oSnS.So; Texans. ss.e5ds,so;
Chicago, June observation-disclosures.
1900. There was discrimination in favor
of dry fed cattle to-day and against grassy
lots, while heavy beeves sold very well;
choice steers of medium weight had the
preference. Sales were on a basis of
comparatively few going under $3.50, and
the bulk OF the shipping and export cattle
went at si.00u4.b0. Canning cattle were
slow OF sale. but there was not very much
good bucherlnG stuff here and fat cows
and heifers sold quickly at strong prices.
Bulls We're steady and so were calves.
Texas cattle were numerous and active at
HoGs-Receipts. 1900. TIL only weak
ness in hogs was in big heavy grades.
which We're disseminated against. Heavy
$50 and light weights at S3.25n3.0. Heavy
sselds,e5, At the close heavy were &c
lower.
SHBEP-Receipts, li.oNo. Inferior to extra
choice heavy. sheep were salable at s1.151
4.25. with sales largely at. $s.a5d4.0o. and
Texas sheep were wanted at S.75dI3.6 81.
warnings sold at A.GOI5.0O, and spring
lambs brought $3.0on6.oo.
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National Brokerage Co.,
We OFFER, Subject 10 Prior Sale,
FINANCIAL.

The heal money market continues quiet.
Yesterday brought but little new demand.
Both country and home borrowers are dis
posed to go slow. There was but little new
paper offering yesterday of any kind. and
The supply Of money on hand good. Yet
rates are held steady at 7dS percent.
Movement of currency to the country
light. Bank clearings, $i.2Sl. 155; same day
last year, sl,i1O,0i6: a decrease of slsS. SOL,
a loss OF Il per cent.
Eastern exchange firm and in very good
denand
Houston, Fihle & Co, exchange brokers,
quote 1t as follows: New York. Sl.OO prem
iuH: Chicago. sc premium; st. Louis. &c
premium.
The gold reserve yesterday was $l02 49,
Oi3.
There were $4,000 Of gold taken in New
York yesterday for export.
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New York. June 2e.-rhere was no life to
day. nevertheless quite n number Of buy
ers for out OF town markets had mail or:
ders for duplicate and new engagements Of
bleachcd cottons. printed fabrics and other
seasonablc speciaitles. For other staples
there was an Irregular request FOR small
selections. There is a feeling of greater
confidence on the part of sellers and pur-
chasers as the result of the proposed shut
down of the cotton mills. Printing cloths
were duh at unchanged quotations., or :
1-l5c for ca squares.
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BLAND SPECIAL TRAIN
Via Chicago 4 Alton RniIrond.

The Bland clubs of Missouri and Kansas
have selected the Chicago & Alton rail-
road as their official route to the national
train will leave Kansas City Sunday even
ing, July s, Mt 5:i5. The Democratic Flam.
beau Club Of Topeka, with its band, will
accompany the Bland clubs and help swell
tho boom of silver Dick.
Reserve berths at Junction ticket office
or write to A. Hilton, General Agent Pass
enger Department. Chicago & Alton Rail-
rond.
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New York. June 2o.-coFFEE-options
opened steady at a decline of 5nio points:
ruled quiet and featureless: closed dull at
including September. loose. Spot coffee
Rio dull. No. !. i3c; mild quiet; Cordova.
l6dlsc. Sales. 1000 bags.
sUGAR-Raw dull. fair refining. 10 i5-l6c.
Refined quiet; standard y. Sac, crushed,
&c; Eranullted, 47sc.
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The Chlcago.& Alton railroad has issued
n neat little pamphlet giving the excursion
rates n ticket conditions for all the diff
dersns e1mss slmm 70 W " he'd N the East
general agent passenger department. Kan.
Sas City. n he viii send you one.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-30

VIII be the issue at the. national Demo.
cratic convention to be held at Chicago,
July I. Chicago Great Western railway
Maple Leaf Route) makes a rate Of sig, 70
for the round trip. Tickets on sale July
!. 5 and g.; good returning until July il.
Apply to Z. l.. Nance, Great Western
aEent. I West Ninth street. ~
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-30

ON July 8 and I the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas railway will sell tickets ut half
rates TO ali points within 200 miles, good
for return until July g. Ticket Offices. s23
Main street, No. loH uni9n avenue and
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Cotton.

New Orleans. La, June co-coTToN-
Futures quiet and steady; sales. 1880 bales.
June. nominal; July. 6.63c bid; August. 65i
gS;sse sepremser: s;gsn Ky 6s os,ober, s,s s,S
6.2oc: January, 6.aSn6.35c: February. esq
6,3gc; March, G,ilfi6.43c.
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Chicago June e9.-Rye-No.. . cash. es,sc:
September, 30c. FlaSseed-No. ! cash,
I6isc; September,T lsc. Timothy seed-Cash.
$3.50: September. SO. so.
81. Louis, June a9.-Rye-No. . cash. eetsc.
Flaxseed-72l.c. Timothy seed-Primc,
cash. $500.
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New Orleans. June co.-CoFFEE-Rio
dull; ordinary to low fair. 155ill6Isc.
SUGARLSteady: opcn kettle, 3u3 1-iGc
centrifugal. whites. fsGii.c; yellow. 9-l
"MoLAssEs-Dali: Centrifugal. 4a9c.
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New York. June 29.-Lead-steady; brok-
ers' price, $500. exchange. price. ss.G2is1
sos. .Spelter-Dull; domestic, sho5qLio
ST. Louis, June 2a.-Lead-Easier, s.. 71i:I
$50, Spelter-Nominal, s3.S5.
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For the above occasion, the SANTA FEE
10 Chicago on July I. . and . for 81 one
way or sl2.50 for the round trip. the latter
being good to return until July L.. Two
fast trains daily.
SAINT Fe Route ticket offices, northeast
corner Tenth and Main streets, 1850 Union
avenue or Union depot.
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CHRISTIAN ~ENDEAVOR.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Short Lines from
ST. Louis through Pittsburg and over tho
Allegheny Mountains at the highest point
above sea level; around Horse Shoe Curve
and along the Blue Juniata. Low rates
July 18th. 9TH. 9th and 18th. For informa-
ST, Louis.
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sHEEP-Movements for the past

hours:
Receipts =. .. S, 162
Shipments :. Z. +. COL
Drive-outs :. :. 4. 300
There were n good many in yesterday,
and the bulk of them of undesirable quail
ity. Good to prime native sheep and lambs
were generally steady and In very fair de-
mand. but medium and low. grade South
west, which made up most of the offerings,
were draggy and lGdl5c lower.
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Free Chair Cars

Through to Des Moines. St. Paul and Min.
neapolis on all trains q the Chicago Great
TO the Northwest. Ticket office No. I West
Ninth street.
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Grand Rapids. Mich, June 2o.-Hiram II.
living. in Big Rapids, Mich. fell thirty
feet from his balloon. while making an
ascension at Il suburban resort last even
ing, and died shortly afterward.
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DIED.

HAGGART-.At 5l Wabash avenue an
the 10Th inst. elaine Margaret, only danehe
Ter o. and Kate Hagsart. aged u
JENNENs-Mrs. s. Jennens, age n.
Funeral services to-day at 40 EaI
Tent street. ~ 80 D q
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-30

Il time shortened on the Chicago Great
Western. C~ommencing May 10Th, only
q TIVE trains daily. Ticket once ! Wsst
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

In store-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn.
se,s7s bushels: oats. 2a,sis bushels, and rye.
WHEAT-Receipts past As hours..... $3.50
Same time last '.9
sIHip praly enough coming in to- test The
market. Sales continue, slow. and values
weak. in the face of q bigger decrease IN
1 lInb, visible sna f sa,ppiy' be Bp ! sps wRIeh haG va" a
here at Kansas City: No. hard. cars old
i7c; No. . spring, nominal at 5ol6lc; No, .
hard 0nisc, car old at ioe; No, ! hard
$$sasGci 2 ears 5sm at q 5S SSi relsessd: G SogS5 sar I'D Nd
at 5ic; No. 3 red, i5ai7c; No. 1 red. 4ONL i3c.
CORN-l;eceipts past IS hours........2IlOO
Same time last year..'.....'.'.'''.'.' SVv3o
iIore in yesterday than for some days,
and spot dun and LOVER; fn,rres also on.
on track here at Kansas city: No. . mixed.
| car at Pills 2 ears at Sli.e; J%ly l';Mo
gust, $500 bushels at 9is,c; ssptem:
Der sos bushels at 224c; No. .
mixed, . ears at 2ics ears az 2iaSj no
white, | car at @2A4c. . cars al .si2c; July,
1880 bushels at 22lac; September, 1000
bushels special bil!lns at &c; No. 3 white,
oATs-Reccip,s past IS hours........io,cp
Same time last ycar....,,...,.....,..... iHp
More Coming in. and market weak and
demand Hight, and mainly confined to white
mixed, iSalic; No. ! mixed, lsdl3c; 20. .
white, ! car at liisc, 9 cars choice Al lse;
RYE-TlcCeipts past Is hours........,,.. Goo
same time last year O..
Dnll and lower by sample on track here
at Kansas city; No, > nominal. aju2jc; No.
=, l car at &c,
steady. Quotations are as follows: Soft
wheat. per II" pound sack, patents, Sl.5lI
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w~ooL-selling fairly at old prices. Quote
rs follows: Missouri and similar-Fine
7iec; fine medium. 9dllc; medium. liml2c:
comblng. lidlec; coarse, l01iic. Kansas,
Nebraska and Indian T'erritory-Fine. 6I
Sc: fine medium. 1T9c: medium, sdi0c:
comblng. sTlOc: coarse. Ease. Colorado
Fine. case; fine medium, -7isc: medium. 10
loo; coarse and carpet, 7Qsc; extra heavy
and sandy SAGE.
HIDES AND PELTs-Demand fair and
prices steady. Quoted: Green sailed. free
of brands. No. l.. 5Ac per pound: No. .,
+s.c; green sailed, butt branded, No. /. Sic;
No 2. iSc; green sailed. side branded, No.
!. SIC; No, .. ic; green sailed kips. Is to %
calf. S to Is pounds. No. l. 6ilsc: No. .. 5Isc;
green sailed hides. Nos. ! and .. butt
branded, around SIC: green uncured, No. l.,
4iac; dry flint hides. No. /, 7iac; No. 9,
Gikc; dry sailed hides. No. !. 6isc; No. ., &c;
sheep. pel,s. green. 10000; dry. saic per
pound.
TAILow-we quote as follows: No. 1.
&c: No. 9, &c.
St. Louis, NO.: June ca.-wooL-rirm
nois. etc.-Medlum comblng. iSIi3hc; light
iinc. 9l.Il0c; heavy fine. skHsc. Kansas
AMI Nebraska medium, ionilc: light fine,
siyI9isc; heavy fine. Id7ikc. Texas. Ar.
medium, 1lisnlsc; light fine, 919isc: heavy
fine, slsdsc: Western medium. iiisalec;
light hne, 9G9isc: heavy fine. 7d7h.c. Tub
w~ashed-Choice, isis; fair. l5dlGc.
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her Csstor,a.
When sho was o Child, she cried for Cas,oria.
When sho became Miss, she chung to castoriA
When sho had Children. she gavethen castoria.
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Missouri Pacinc-Fourth of July Ex-
cursiOns,

Look out for the big red cannon fire.
cracker announcing low round trip rates
for the 18th of July.
Round trip Kansas City to Nevada, La
mar. Pittsbiire. Carthage. Webb City md
Joplin and intermediate stations only $50.
on sale July 8 and 1. Good to return
July 3.
Pleasant Hill and Harrlsonville and re.
turn, 81; good to return July q.
All other territory not more than 90
miles distant on the Missouri Pacific from
Kansas City, the rate will be one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale July 3 and
4, good TO return July O..
No tickets Will be sold at lie : rate than
30 cents. Tickets on sale at Union depot,
No. 1883 Union avenue, Grand avenue de-
pot and No. 500 Main street. city ticket
office. F.. S. JEWETT.
Passenger md Ticket A,,ant
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s~EsENTAT1YE SALES.

HORSES AND MULES-Movements for
the past IS hours:
Receipts =. e.
shipments Z. . .s
prlNe-Ouls -. =.
' There was very little doing in this class
of stock Yesterday. No new buyers in, and
put little demand from home buyers. What
few sales made were at about last weeks
closing prices, but were hard to make,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that let
Nels T. Pierson. deceased. were granted
o tS The The SaassSis n .,a By the probate eSTrt
Msya' isss; All persons haylns s Claims
hibit the same to the undersigned for al
lowance., within one year after the date
| from any benedt OF said estate, and Il
such claims be not exhibited within two
they viii be foreSsrs barred saH's publication
Admlnlstratrix of the Estate Of Neis p.
Raiph1 +; ssssoaela. Attorney.
Dated this 18th day of June. 1895.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that let:
q the sogn!y q Jackson. state Of Mis-:
May 1895. All persons having S elSSim os
against said estate, are required. to ex-
iowance.. within one year after The date
OF said letters. or they may be precluded
such claims be not exhibltsd within two
Wears ssay Wifi iTph he t fareS Sa1e ns Of thIs publication
Administrative of the Estate q Johanna
Ralph +. scoaeld. Attorney.
Dated this 18Th day of June. 1896.
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT-
Notice is hereby given to ali creditors and
others interested in the estate of Catherine
White, deceased, that ], Thomas T. See.
horn. administration Of said estate. intend
to make a final settlement thereof at the
e nsSa TERN 70 q Be the hel HarG al ss sSa.t q a, Jack s5
souri,. on the 18th day of August, A.. d. Issa
HOMA j. SEEHORN. -"
Public Administrator.
NOTICE OF FINAL SErTLEMENT-
others interested In the estate OF MARI
Scott, deceased. that ], Lewis Woods. al.
ministrator. of said estate. intend 10 make
q final settlement thereof at the next term
OF the probate court of Jackson county Ia
be held at Kansas City. Missouri, on tbS
nth day Of August. ls56- "'
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Stocks of wheat hero decreased g, $50
bushels last week. Oats decreased $500
bushels.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for export
yesterday 2l9,o1o bushels OF wheat, ls.soo
packages of -four. 20,To bushels Of corn
and e3s.Ooo bushels OF oats.
Councilman q Go. yesterday sold to the
Rex mill their entire stock of wheat in
store ~here-60OO0 bushels. 1t Is all choice
No, 2 hard and carries special billing. The
price was i7c.
IL is said that Thoman's report, which
was given to his clients yesterday, makes
the spring wheat condition Q per cent lower
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Chicago receipts yesterday: Wheat, u
cars; corn, $50 cars; oats. 35 cars.
Estimated receipts for to-day: Wheat, 81
cars; corn, 700 cars. oats, $3.50 cars.
WHEAT-Cash-No. . red, 55hc; No. 3
milc.
coRN-cash-No, 2 mixed. este; No. 2
white. 26a,c.
.oATs-tash-No. 9 mixed. l5.al5Sc; No.
. white. lsi.c.
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I.osa, nnnl. s,ocl. auotntion-.

The following are the bid and asked
prices OF stocks of Kansas city banks and
other local securities. as furnished by II.
=. Wright " Co.. brokers. Armour buildings:
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Liauors for Kansas.

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL. Druggist,
Opposite waiting room, Union depot.
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A steady and fair demand was had yes.
this time Of year. smoked meats showed
the most life. though there was a very
fair movement in most everything. The
continued free arrival of hogs, however.
prevented any Improvement in values.
We quote ear iotr:
GREEN MEATS Shoulders, $a.65 Der
hams. E.o0.
s. p. MEATs-Hams. s7.25dI.5o: shoulders,
b. S. MEATS parity curcd)-Shoulders,
cash. ss.sNds.M per cwt.: short ribs, sides
cash. $3.50; long clear sides. $3.50; short,
clear sides. $50.
LARD-Cash, $3.50; July, $3.50.
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Yesterday. Chicngo Market.

Furnished by F. p, Smith, correspondent
of Schwartz, Dupee IL Co.. 4el Board OF
Trnhe. klnsas civ. MOI:
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RANGE "ciXtiir TILGG-rExAs DIVISION.
TEXAS CALVES.
~''''''''',W EsTE + II srEERs. ="
4l.;....1l79.... aeo a......il2a.... $40
Feeders
is''''' Sew SEw; aRxrc5 SEQ, aio5iw Ess.''' $50
NEW MEXICO CALVES.
a.. 2l5 @. SEQ 3D.. 2l3. "a. 10 90
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