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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-14
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AMY NORTH CAROLINA DAILY.

all sweltering, each one with
Il fan that was never still. The coats
had been shed and ice-water was being
handed around among the delegations
that had moved on account of the
crush to the galleries, while the wash
tubs of ice-water in. front of the stage
with brand-new tin dippers, were do
ing lively business.
There was little contest over seats
in the hall, but the confusion subsidized
when Skinner raped the gayel and
told the delegates who had no seats
to come to the platform. The hall was
crowded and some thirty delegates
came to the stage. Skinner knocked
the pitcher off the, table With the gavel,
and the ice-water splashed the floor at
his feet
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-14
7977-15

Total. 7o7 7-15
For Thompson:
Alamance, 8; Bertie, 3; Bladen, S 2-3;
Brunswick, s; Burke, 3; Cabarrus,
9h; Carteret, z; Catawba, 4; Clevs-
land, II; Craven, 7; Cumberland, 1872;
Currituck, 4; Franklin, IS; Gates, s;
Granville, 9; Greene, z; Halifax, z;
Harnett, 3; Hertford, 25; Jones, 8;
Lenoir, Is; Lincoln, II; Martin, 4;
Moore, 2; New Hanover, A 1-6; Onslow,
10; Orange, 0; Pasquotank, 6; Perqui-
mans. s; Pitt, 81; Richmond 3H; Robe
son, 2; Rowan, 0; Rutherford, z; STAN
ley, 6; Tyrrell, z; Vance, 16; Wake,
2-3; Warren, 21; Wayne, z.
Total, 321 SIS
Not represented:
Allegheny, Camden, Cherokee, Clay,
Dare, Graham, Henderson, Macon,
Madison, Mcdowell, Mitche&. Polk,
Stokes, Surry, Swain, Transylyania,
Wilkes, Yadkin, Yancey.
Harry Skinner returned to the chair
and the ballot was announced:
1,119 votes cast.
797 7-15 for Guthrie.
321 8-15 for Thompson.
A chorus of wild cheers burst from
the convention.
Concluded on flourish pegs)
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter. Of
Lees SUMMIT, are the guests of Mrs. d. +.
M. j. Cleveland left Sunday evening for
Syracuse, \. y; on a visit to bis parents.
A.. Carroll, will leave this morning for
Butte City, Mont, where Mrs. C. NJ. Car
roll will Join her husband, who is engaged
j. A. Robinson left last night for Peoria.
IL, on q trip in the interests of the Latter
Day. Saints. church.
leave for Manitou Springs, Col, to-day,
with the expectation of being absent sew
Mrs. j. p. scholl was called to Salisbury.
Illness of a sister.
Watson Fletcher was awarded the prize
Dudley Williams. formerly of this city.
but now a resident of Cas- county. was in
W x,I II; rs rol,,e sd who WAS Ss, injured s on 5nIy
to have been stolen. found the animal yes
terday near his home east of the city.
now of Los Angeles, Cal, is in the city
the g1'est of friends.
Miss Lula Frazier. Of Gailatin. Mo. is
Breaker.
Miss Josie Shelley, of Jefferson City. Is
visiting Independence friends.
II. +. Kirk arrived home yesterday from
Pittsburs. Pa. Mrs. Kirk is at Eureka
springs, Ark.
George Foster and James Phelps left
last evening for Chicago, to see the sights.
Some individual broke into the Sunday
school room of the First Presbyterian
church on n thieving expedition Saturday
night. A desk was broken open but no
booty was secured.
Mrs. Clay Rittenhouse and two daughters,
from Lees Summit, are in the city visit
ing friends.
Ky. is being entertained b. MISS Josie
Gossett. East Lexington street.
Grant Beck. who had his foot amputated
Sunday morning, Is on a fair way to re-
covery.
w. S. Wells left yesterday for his home
at Platte City, after n brief visit with In
dependence friends.
Miss f. Miller. of Huntington. Ind, is the
guest of Peter Dick and family.
r. A.. Peck, father of station Agent Peck,
of the Air Line. was buried In the city
cemetery Sunday. He was g. years of age.
Miss Cameron. who has. been the guest
of Miss Caroline Bryant. left last evening
for her home at Waco, Tex.
The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Mode will
take place at 10 O'Clock this morning from
the residence of Roland Hughes, on North
Main street.
William Parker, proprietor of a meat
market, left his gold watch In one of the
pockets of his vest, which was hanging at
the rear of the market, yesterday evening.
When he returned the watch was gone.
There has been n good deal of sneak-thlev-
ing around and in the vicinity of the public
square during the past week.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

third bushei boxes. 4oa5oc: japanese fancy.
third bushel. box. Texas white. grapes.
per box oiasn sraie. scarce Nnr : i .sisi.sss pes per
so.pound box; Texas. si.cS per i-baske,. box.
Texas Concord srapes lacking quality. s
vEdETABLEs-paii and weak. Cabbage.
home grown. Zoe dozen for extra fancy:
noSnas' i Ssjon su'l new SCI :,o ssa'0s nsr lp
barrels; Texas stock. sUagsc in a johbins
s.i5 in barrels; green stock. 4. dcs. punches
&c. Beets, fancy. s5ii5c per bushcl; bunch
stock, home grown. &c per Z dozen bunch
Radishes. &c for ! to 6 dozen lunches. As
paragus; home grown ranges from joe TO
! "a do per sa aSsfs eu easambe rls RSl Srms s re rqr
zoe per dozen for fancy: medium. i5c.
Arkansas stock. ioc per third bushel box.
ach, home grown, a1iopc per bushel. Green
peas. home grown. fancy. 4gd60c per bushel.
string beans. home grown stock, WAY. 2Ja
lie rer dozen. New ]tlrnips. 3 dozen bunch
5s17sc dozen. Michigan celery. dull; prices
n ARE i%r.esuis Corn and aE ,ssre Is Ad gS i!te to e q, b.
sugar, 4c per dozen. Green peppers. ioc per
RRooM coRN-short and common. 5000
M2a.W per ton; self-working. fair to good,
$4,000 900 self-working. choice. si5.Op1
300. all hurled. 10000 800: dwarfed, 5000
9i5.W
FEATHERS-Prime geese. CSC per pound:
dark and soiled, 2jn3nC; mixed and old, l5I
Soc. | per cent tare on small sacks, and 3
per cent on large.
.,BEEsWAX-No. 1 amber. &c per pound;
No. . amber. 20c.
GROUND LiNSEED CAKE-we quote;
Car lots. WHO per ton: 1000 pounds. siS.c0;
loo pounds. 5000. and less. sl.25 per cwt.
-HONEf-l pound comb, white. l5c: fail.
California. white, i6filIc; 9 pound comb,
California, dark. iCnlSc: extracted. in cans,
sac; extracted In barrels. 5ajc.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

prefer 70 lsslNlIt tue EpphS IA Joo lp'S ~
-
pr-rr,gp v,rLa, s,,,5, and dom,,s
ID az M "iafT'' H. Tr'"H. s"N p, IN
In . ", a. - ~. SUo",, ,ri s, n,
s, c1, =, n W. MVI M, ~. oI,,y fancv "i ~,
Ssoi'rrtSr' to,, HlsLi, II uli,S i"m.!, -
~ W. SUI P'SNeN' Ne'"' 's'N' p"'N'
lhE StogNs 'l, . ian, =.
E~GHS-Styady hut INli. Kansas ana MIS-
s9urs strictly eahaIed STOCK o'2e; southern
STOCK. 'g
fotLTRf-Springs lower, but hens
STEADY, guoted; Hens, 3i2c per pound;
ROSTERS, Toe eachi springs, aC; turkeys,
hens, &C.; Eob6lers,- be- old, &c; eprina
I ducks, los; old, &c; geese, spring. !c;
pigeons, 81 per dozen.
BtTrlt!ilNE-pairy grades, solidly
packed, !lG; medium grades, lSc; cream,
[ cry, l5c, ] lib. rolls, brick and prints, 1c over
above prices, IN to 20 ID. tubs, and . and 3
ID, rolls, lgr over above prices.
CHEESE-Quict. We quote; New York
anu ohio fun cream, lai.e; Wisconsin fan
Gy, fun cream, g'.c. Missouri, Kansas ana
Iowa, full cream, 74Sc; Hight skim, iuGc
per pound: Hprkimor, fun cream. l9t.c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hut dull. Home
grown from wagons, l2igal5c per bushcl.
ArPLEs-But little good stock coming in,
| Demand good and values firm, Home an.
pics, ruling prices are a70s per bushei
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
LEGAL NOTICES,


BIDS will be received by the board OF
aldermen Of the city OF Westport until 10
O'Clock a.. m. Saturday. July II, 1856, at
the sale of the following bonds OF the
$4,000 public building bonds to run
payable in gold. 'o'us
$1,000 water works bonds to run twenty
$1,000 refundins bonds to run len SIN:
AZ : per cent interest, bonds payable in
gold; 5000 in anticipation OF revenue for
the ctArent year, S"" io'
Further information can be obtained n,
me city clerks Office. Bids must be ncse
gT9nhpamiea by a certified check for s5.tol.
me right Is reserved to reject any nni
~ blds,. Bids for the whole or sa1arataa
si lso OF bonds will be received and con-
B3Ah sppd OF ALDERMEN. CITY ON
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
Grain NoIea.

New Orleans cleared 7e,oo bushels nj
wheat for export yesterday. -
The Ohio state crop report. makes ,ho
ago. =" ""o"'H
The quantity OF wheat and -four on onean
passage decreased i,20l.O,l bushels Iasi
week. Corn increased 5000 bushels. 50"
The four Atlantic ports cleared for exnor,
yesterday $3.50 bushels OF when, ~ 5sS
backages Of Hour, t7,s3 bushels OF corn and
2ls,G52 bushels Of oats. '"'
Bradstreet's says the worlds avs,ob,a
supply OF wheat Is III, 1871, coo bushels
aEainst lis5II,Go bushels a year ago and
lsl,sls'co bushels two years ago. $3.50
y London. cable says: The weather has
been FAVORABLE and the wheat crop Is doing
well. The acreage. will probably be 10 Del
cent in excess Of last year. Oats cannot
turn out a big yield. The market for wheat
remains slow and prices are about unaI.
tered. the tendency being In the buyers Ia.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
1870 packages. quiet ElsIns, l5i=c; Vest
crn dairy. Sl=qll13c; Western creamery,
lli@Ti5c.
CHEEsE-Recelpts. lO,i5S packages.
Steady. state. large, 5i?U67sc; small, ja
g@Ac; part skins. 2ai'ac; full skins. IL
EGGs-Reeelpts. 1913 packages; steady.
Western, llui2c.
Chicago, July S5@FLorR-oale,; but g s.s
$40: straights, s!,5Q?.9o: bakers grades
EUTTER-slow sale. Creamery, salii.e,
EGGs-Steady. Fresh. 9psalOc.
St. Louis July 6-FLoURMReeein,s.
20; extra fancy, $S.CO13.lc; choice, $500
shMipamGenMtst,- ESQ. 5i,sh isi:"" All ppt tRa son aPH
lions were, favorable to-day 70 a lower
tons under Friday spot lover. No, 2
53,.c hid; August. 527sc bid; September.
GoRS..Rscfipt;, 5000 bushels. and ship.
Western markets and other influences
helped to keep the specni2tIyg market
p p2Tad WIZ %iih F IaiayeS e JSiy y arf SisRsF, eS Snd
sssh, $ii,c' asked; July. X5tac; September.
6ATsGRsceipts, 1910 o. bushels, and ship
R1sn9y,. Es5%gp bt eFb,aeisS; No. J f cass' i5s,a a9 Sig
July. l5slc asked; August, i5isul5hc; spot,
.,ioRNMEALTsales drassy. Quoted a,
HAy.Pr1irlS;, new, szoo97.5O; old, 500;
BuTriER|I ncRansed. Creamery, l2g
EGGs.Flrmer, at 6iAc.
SG~,G2lsdG.s1ia,
L~ARDsS5LL5ower; prime steam, ss,csH;
nAcoN-Boxea shoulders, 500; longs.
DR. sAtT y MEArss :, shoulders,
Liverpool. July G-wHEAT-spot Quot;
li2d; No. | hard, Manitoba, stocks exhaust
opened dun with near and distant posi-,
tIons iid lower; closed Jun with near 20.
sltions ~ and distant position, hai3d
S$.d; November, is io,.d; peScmbsr, i;
GoRN-sGE9t quiet; Amerigap mixed,
po9i I RRfatsSSsi SiG' to "a Gni iowe YIN ana n sIsc
tant positions iid lower; business about
equally, distributed; July. Is lllsd; August,
I'D: November, IS "a; December. Is ii.
FLonkMpuiii demand poor; st. Louis
BAcoN-Dull. Demand poor. cumber-
land cut, IS 10 80 pounds. sssi short ribs.
Is pounds, 25s; long clear. light. IS to Il,
pounds, els: long clear, heavy, So pounds.
2as; short clear backs, light, Is pounds. 2is
I'd; short clear mildles, heavy. 81 pounds,
rs Cd; clear bellies, "A 10 10 pounds 23s Sd.
22s. ~ ~
HAMS-short cut. "A to lG pounds, Ais Cd.
~EEF-Prim mess, fine Western. AIS:
medium Western, ass Cd. "
LARD-Dull; refined in pals. els Cd.
New Orleans. July 6-PRoVISIoNS-
Quiet,
L~ARD-Reined tierce. 3&M3Sc.
BOSED MEATS-Dry salt shoulders, &c;
sides. 3ssc. ~
BACON-Sides, issc.
MANUSCRIPTS sugar cured. ,sttdssc.
Extra fancy. S.soda.S;
C0RNAfEAL-Lower. $3.50 per barrel.
BRAN-Qulet, 5Oc per cwt.
HAf.Easy prime timothy. siocOdl3,50
c~oRN.Steady; No. 9 sacked. white and
mixed: sc; yellow. 37d3sc.
OATS-No. 2 sacked, 2ic.
Coffee md sugar.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
INDEPENDENCE.
Niue Township Republicans VIII
Meet Tonight In the Court House
uuL select Delegates.

a mass meeting will be held tonight by
the Republicans Of Blue township In the
upper room OF the court house. Considera-
Bile interest has been taken Of late In the
matter of selecting delegates and as to the
question as to whether they shall go unin-
structed or not. Some of the Republicans
of the township are In favor OF instructins
the delegates, while others are not, and
there is the hitch. s.,
The mass meeting Tonight will be called
TO order by County Committeeman q. w.
Coakley at s o'clock. There will be fifteen
delegates to 30 from Blue township 10 the
count convention which meets at turner
entitled to three delegates to the SPRING
field convention. 1t IL expected that the
township will send a representative deiega-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.

s., Louis; July s,.cATTtE-RsGsipts.
st.f i; sS Z; iRSs1;S2 and dr fssdars eeS s. 5 S 1855; e S129
and heifers. .s2.00Q3.5O: Texas steers. s2.25
G$;G5; cows, s~.s5a:,sj.
Llght,, s~S,Scas.S5; mixed. $S.l543.i5; heavy,
.sHsEr--Reosipts, LOO: Market steady.
Omaha, Neb, July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2SeG Market, steady;;, Native beef steers,
Ss:sg g6;lS%s M AND haIfeF s,ogaJa "a Me \: xsass nn se;so
sl.5Oa2, 10; stockers and feeders, S3.00a3. Isl:
calves. s3.O0u5.oJ; bulls. stays, etc.. Sl.75
HoGsEsReseipts, LOO, MARKET steady.
~s:sH2ii EEf- fais Ia sales! sSs. G MSrSet steady.
Fair to choice natives. $S.ooaS.SO; fair TO
choice Westerns, sssoaS7o; common and
Chicago. ILL.,. July s.-cATTLE-Receip,s.
1000. The only new feature was the ar
rival OF 1 ne iirs, Northern range Of the
and prices We're barely steady for good to
choice dry fed cattle, while grassy lots
Mere Mere on nun a S sna l az ss.ssd e lG fSr com sniss
70 choice native steers. with a good many
srassers selling under 500; and the bulk
beeyes were salable at Si.5JIi.6j. Calves
were fairly active and unchanged. Texas
cpttle were in fair supply and sold fairly
HoGs1kecelPts, 5000, With a good de-
mand prices ruled strong to a nickel high
er. but closed lower. Sales were largely
at s3.u5H3.2o for heavy. {. 2jii3. 35 for mixed
and S3.iVH3.5O for light, the extreme range
for common and heavy to prime assorted
light being 2.S0fi3.G0.
SHEEP-Reccipts. 1900. a good share
OF to-day's receipts we're Texans. con-
signed direct to local slauEhterers, which
lief. hut n small supply on the market,
ana prices We're stronger under a brisk
demand. Sheep were salable at 81. 5OT3, 90
for common 10 choice with extra choice
lots scarce and pretty much nominal at
siGyui.2J. Texans were Toe HIGHER the
best fetching $40. Lambs sold at Sc. 5DTr
800 for cplls up to SO, for choice and
yoarlinss brought s3,J0u5 500.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
". X HOUSTON. W. Al. FlpLE
Houston, FibIe & Co..
BONDS AND STOCKS.
200 DEIAwARf. Telephone eoS.
FINANCIAL.

There was some little call for money
Yesterday on mercantile paper. though az
n whole the volume OF new loans was
light. But aside from supplying their GUS
toners the banks are not trying to do
much these exciting political days, Rates
steady and firm at Tus per cent. Very
little currency going to the country. Bank
clearings. $i,>GS,U2l, against S~l.5cJ,GGi a year
aeg, an Increase of 1861, 1856, a gain Of ii
per cent.
Eastern exchange quiet and weaker.
Houston, Fihlp " Co, exchange brokers',
quote il as follows: New York. G0c prem
ium. Chicago. par. St. Louis, par.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

tember a, io75lio,s SOC; closed, July. ll.scI
1i.sjc: September. io.75Glo.s5c.
Spot conce-Rio. dull No. Z. iac; mild,
quiet: Cordova. l6aisc; sales. 80 bass Mar
acaibo. y. l..
centrifugal. % test. 3tsc: refined. quiet:
standard A.. f.c; graduated, 4hc.
New Orleans. July 6.-coFFEE-Quiet;
Rio, low ordinary to fair. 1ba.Dl6fsc.
SCGAR-Weak: centrifugal, white. f-D
4iac. yellow. . 9-iec: seconds. . 1-l6r3 e-itc.
ADMINISTRATORS in first hands; CEN
trifugal, 3a9c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Atchison, Kas.. July 6.-(Special.) An ISL
and in the Missouri river, a short distance
away during the past week by the cutting
of the stream. The river has now straight
ened itself out at Atchison, and there is no
longer any danger OF a repetition of the
encroachments Of two years ago.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
Peculiar Springfield Accident.

prominent Republican,; was aroused by a
descending a stairway he made a mlsstep
and fell against a window, his head break
Ing out a pane of glass. His jugular vein
badly ut. and he bled to death in live
ptIpnfpg
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Fort Scott. Kas., July 6.-tSnecial.) The
preliminary hearing of Alexander Cochran,
the well known farmer, who last Saturday
shot and killed ]. ii. Van Horn. a Missouri
Pacific brakeman, was held this morning,
and Mr.. Cochran eSonerated.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
'Ex. Interest


New York. duly e.-Hlgher price. for
American stocks m London and moderate
purchases Llr foreign account at the out
set rNeried a strengthening inftyn.e upon
the local market a. the opening. The i'm.
Proportions, but dullness quickly set in.
1ne bear traders improved the opportunity
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
Drv GU0Ia.

New York, july e.-There was no general
market. yet mall orders and spot pur.
chases took. n very fair quantity. OF. all
est to fine medium grades. For other
grades OF goods the market and demand
was very quiet. Printed cloths quiet at %
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

There will be 4 meeting OF the city cour-
ell. tonight for the purpose of considering
saloon licenses and other ordinances re-
Gently revised by the attorneys hired by the
city. The council has considerable business
TO attend to. as well as many accounts to
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Won Halter, a German traveller and schoi-
ar, Is under arrest here suspected Of being
Mo, postofiice. Won Haller was argestai
at krug park, while inspecting some plants
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
Cotton.


New orleans. July 6..-CoTToN-Futures
steady: sales. ie,5op. July. 5.I0ffG re:
August. 6con6.61c: September. G.3ind35c;
October. 6.3ia6.32c; November. 6.2sH6.3nc:
December. G.3enj.S5c; January. 6.Stid.3ic;
February. s,iodf.4ic; March, 6ii16.i5c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Chicago. July 6.-Rye-No, ., cash, 3oiRc:
September. 3liac. Fiaxseed-No. l.. cash.
I9c;. September. ISisc. Timothy seed
Cash, $3.50. September, SEQ.
ST. Louis. July 6-Rye-No. .. cash. CSC.
Elnxseed-70c. Timothy seed-Priine. cash.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Guthrie, o. T., July ~6,-tspecial.) John
Harris. aged II, near Flynn. Lincoln coun-
", died to-day as the result OF injuries re-
ceived by the explosion of a piece OF iron
pipe filled with powder on July 1.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
once More

Is time shortened on the Chicago Great
Western. COMMENCING May 10Th. only
eightsen hours 10 -. maIl and Minneapo-
Ninth street. "'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
Wool. Hide. nnd pcit-.

wooL-Steady and in fair demand.
Missouri and ~similar-Fine, 7Tac; me
medium. ,aNl1c: medium, .lltspie,sc; comb
ing. iiisdi2isc: coarse, lOffiic. Kansas.
Nebraska and Indian Tcrritory-Fine, 6i
combing, SGloc. coarse. 7hsc. Colorado
Fine. Sdsc; fine medium, 7uac: medium, sd
l0c: coarse and carpet ,aSc; extra heavy
and sandy, Base.
HIDES AND PELrs-In good demand
and firm. Quoted: Green and sailed. free
q brands. No. L., &c per pound; No. .,
sac; green sailed, butt branded. No. !, sic;
No, .. sc; green sailed. side. branded, No.
!, iisc: No. .. &c: green sailed kips, Ii TO Is
pounds, No, l. 5isc; No. .. 4i.c: green sailed
calf. S to Is pounds. No. !, 7c; No. 2. &c:
green sailed hides. Nos, / and .. butt
branded, around 5isc: green incurred. No. l..
lfsc: dry flint hides. Nc. i Sc; No. 2, &c;
dry salt hides. No. l.. 6iac; No. ., &c;
sheer. pelts. green, 4ou6oc; dry, Sdic per
pound.
TALLow-we quote as follows: No. 1.
St. Louis. July s.-wooL-ouiet. but un-
changed. We quote: Missouri. ILL
nois. ctc.-Medium combing. iSql3ac: light
fine. o'snl0c; heavy tine. si.kusc,. Kansas
and Nebraska medium. loIllc: lisht. fine.
sisn9iac; heavy fine. Tn7iac. Texas. Ar
kansas. Indian Territory fall and spring
medium. llisqlec: light fine. 9d9isc. heavy
fine. Ilsasc: Western medium. l1isIl2c:
light fine. 9T9iac; heavy line. 7l1Ec. Tub
washed, choice. lsisc: fair, l6al6c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

Through to Des Moines, ST. Paul and Min.
neapoiis on al trains q The Chicago Great
to the Northwest. Ticket office No, I W.see
Ninth street. '~s
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

nut there Is no change o. cars OF any
class on the Chicago Great Western rail-.
way to st. Paul, Minneapolis, Dubiaue md
Chicago Mole change of time May 10th.
Ticket. at Z West Ninth street.
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New York. July G.-Lead-Qulet: brokers
price. s2.lo;. exchange price. 2oiisd3.o2i9.
S~peltcr-pul1; domestic. Sl.0Ii lilo.
st Louis, July S.-t.ead-Weak at s2.1fis.
Spelter-Steady at 1915.
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Geo. .Barse. Pres. J.H. waite, sec.and Trs.
GEO. r. RARSE
LIVE roc COMMISSION Co.
Rooms 159-i6o Live stock A.xchanr. u,dg.
CAPITAL Stock S2sO, 300. Paid Tn.

Liberal assistance given to parties feed
ing stock. Feeders wanting assistance
please correspond. Personal attention TO
all consignments. Market reports on ap.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

C~ommencing May 10th. the Chicago Grea,
Western Maple Lean Limited" Will leave
daily at li:lJ a. m. and Twin City Spe-
cial" at 1850 p. IN. Fastest trains to Des
Office, I West Ninth street. ~
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Loen, i,nn,s stock Quotations.

The following nre the bid and asked
prices OF stocks OF Kansas city banks and
other local securities, as furnished by IL.
=. Wright n Co.. brokers. Armour building.
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Liquors ior Is
Weather May Change.

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE ::YSSELL, Druggist.
Opposite waiting room. Union depot,
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

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 ana filling them. The
parties making smul! outside orders want
the best goods and selections. Dealers
prefer to handle the goods IN Job lots in
straight c~onsignmcEts as received.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07

There was fair movement yesterday. both
In meats and lard. but the demand contin-
ues mainly of a jobhing character, the
want of speculation and low prices of hogs
causing buyers to hesitate about stocking
up,
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATS-Shouliers. $3.50 per
cwt.: hams, 500.
S. p. M~EATs-Hams. s7c5G7.5o; shoulders,
$500.
u. s. Enthusiastically curcd)-Shoulders
cash, $3.50 per cwt.: short RIBS. sides, cash.
$40; long clear sides, S.i5; short clear
sides, 1886.
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49," 49," 80 a." IT,. tx
RANGE CATTLE-NATlVk DIVISION
AS STEERS.
s9.....,l016.... . 6 i0....,,l2S3.... 60
TEXAS COWS.
Si...... $50. 235
COLORADO STEERS.
WESTERN STEERS.
H,,,...1iG2.... 9 30
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