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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.

ST, Louis. June @,-cArTLE-ReeeIpt'
HOGS-Receipts. 3,Nso. Market &c lower;
light sliod336: mixed. ,1,r9325; heavy.
No sheep.
Omaha. June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l.lPo. Market active. stronger. Native beef
steers g ie!i.e; Westerns, !%3eeI1l.Ss; Tex
cnnncra. sl,JoI2.io; .siocker. and feeders,
s%aDD,75i calves, aWa52S bulls. stass.
er HoG HeaF Iiseei2g' a s So; M his : 'gl sSs Ley;
light, aOCJ3iO. bulk 81 sales. s~so6U2ei.
,.snEEiLiisccipts. eco, ,Mlrkct strong
s2.5oa3,?s: lambs. ssGop5.25,
Chicago, IL, June 9@-cATrLEIKs,
that quotations We're largely nominal.
What few cattle there worc on sale Went
follows: Choice to fancy hccves. Si,l5fE
$50 common 10 prime steers. s3.Jopi."0;
stosk"rs and feeders, la.10G3,s5; bulls, cows
aani h.ifgrs. N;?6gS33; calves SJ'c'g''io;
HuGS-Receirts, 2i,ODo, There was Il fair,
~ active demand. but packers succeeded
in forcing a dcclln. OF about SC in a great
many instances The principal weakness
whs In heavy hogs. Packers purchase,
were largely at ~S,lJd3,2U for heavy hogs,
tn" extreme range for common to prime
lots averaging over - pounds, s:SbnS,20;
mixed lots and medium weights sold at
&lr!S.io and light hogs sold at 81 ,20I3.5o.
SilEEl-H"ceiptS, 5000. Trad" was net
I've at firm prices. Choice to prime act
to good lots brought sLiJla6O: choice to
prime Texans fetching S3.4oi3 .Gh. \ fair
inquiry for good feeding sheep mas start
e. UP this week, and good natives at s275
lambs mr." selling Rt 50, O0fid.50 and sales
are mostly above $500.
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,ember. & io.d; october. IS ic'.d' Novem.
CORN-spot steady: American mixed
new. Is Nd, futures closed steady viii
near and distant positions unchanged ftou
ytsietday,s closing prices. business about
l,di August, is III; September, IS I'D, DC
toner. 81 tdl November, ds IL.
steady; deuand poor. st Louis
fancy winter, ia ID.
HAcoN-steady demand moderate, cum
hctlnnd cut. q to 20 pounds, US short ribs
= pounds, rs. long clear. lisht. "A to Il
rounls, as, long clear. heavy, IS pounds,
rs Gli short clear backs, light. ~ pounds,
Is; shor, clear middlcs. heavy. - pounds.
s2s ~ clear bellies, u TO y pounds. .3s 50,
s.s. square " ''""'''
HAMs.shor; cut. Il to 10 pounds. ias.
TALLOW-Finc North American. noml.
BEEF-Estra India mess. onsi prime
PORK Prime mess, Nm. western. ass.
medium mess, 3ss 9d.
LARp-pull; prime Western. els 81.
refined. IN rails, g3s 81,
New orleans. La. June go.-rRovfsfoNs
LHHiHihn -is,eaiinsriiC ,lerc.. IS. az
bpNED MEATs-pfy salt shoulders, &c,
nXt6N-clcar rib sides. &c.
H~AMS.thoicc sugar cured. SN,fiar.
FLOUR Quiet, extra fancy, S3orIco.
patents. NlArl3Ci.
coRNMEAL-puii; $50 per barrel.
~nltAN-Qulet; ]apftjgtsc per cwi.
HAf- Sl"ady prime Timothy. sia,6oNis5c'
CoRN-No. 2. sacked. white, s6c:
mixed, none here. yellow, nominal.
OhTs-So. 2 sacked. g4isP.5c.
NlCE-Clean. quiet; ordinary to good.
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K. G.. Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Capacity. 800 tons Ice Daily.
800 Cars Storage.
ICE IN CAR LOTS!
Prompt Shipments Guaranteed.
Send US your EGGS and BUTTER
tor Cold Storage.
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
cost OF caring for and Milling them. The
parties making small outside orders want
iihs best be b sSS1s and nd a ssol, Is Dealers ish I'll, Dr n
straight conslgnments as received.
BuTTER-Arriyins, freely, and stocks ac-
cunulating. Market DUH and weak. Cream
cry. extra fancy separator, he; frsts. ,l2c;
frrHsh.. 7,isc: packing Stock, 7c. p
EGGS-Receipts Increasing, end market
dun and weak; Kansas and Missouri
PouLTRi-But few on sale Saturday.
and demand good and values higher, Quot,
s sa a. s ISilSMs' lo' zen" per 'i pound do'' T / yss
hens. Sci gobblers. Sc; old il.c. Ducks. 70;
spr,as n anck IS, 1 iIsi sBTtnsSSD see s"ea Il q, old /.
BuTTERINE Dairy grades. sol.
s slFams easkifss So, III. r %fa'q STlck sF sSs prints iis,
2 sRf H. : & 81 ES,is; % AVER above p.Ics So,s
and Ohio full cream. l3tsc; Wisconsin fan
fy; dulI cream, sl:ei M,;sSIri Kansas and
pound: THerkIm@r fhniii' cream is'sc. ''' ''
PoTAToEs-steady, but slow sale. Lots
OF new coming in; Home grown, 2ops5c;
LOTS ssc in car lots: Minnesota Burbanks,
SWEET PorAToEs-slow sale. but un-
changed. Quoted at 50d75c per bushel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES good, Quoted as
follows: Florida, fancy. 30 a,basket crate;
seconds, ss1; calis;, 200; Texas. Inferior
trays, choice, s,25; peck baskets. SOC: Mis-.
sissippi. supply abundant. 75cuN.Oo per T.
basket crate; culls, Csc.
ApPLEs-sseady and in fair demand. We
quote:. New Arkansas stock. 3jc per
green cooking stock; 75cnsl,oo per bushel
.BERRIES-A. good many raspberries con-
tinue 10 come in. Shippers did not so out
on the market, and prices went to pieces.
Some sold early at ss.c1. but the bulk sold
a. si,o0a 10, and at the close they went
grown red rasptsrries came in, and sold at
~tionable. .s2Ooa225. .Blackberries = There
were nearly a carload on the market. and
the prices were lower. Ruling prices were
sl.oul.3, and occasionally some fancy
crates sold at N.50ul;g Y. Dewberries-s1.259
l,i0, Huckleberries-The receipts continue
light. and the market Is weak at s2.O0 per
tic, fancy, ,s.75d2U. Currants-scarce. hut
not In strong demand. $500 Colorado
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ttawbcrrics-Niarket weak; N5cn2to for
cALiFoRNiIX FRuirs-rhc FRS, car Of
TP assShc m% nfs & = pS sep crate %ts!' STr is5i " u
| per case; riums. s0 icr case. cherries.
MELoNs Demand fair, and values
steady choice Texas selling NJ from 81
10 t2n per dozen. culls are slow at 'ac.
Muakmolons, choice, large. s2,epd225; me-
dun, $40. Cartaloupes are N.oygi2S yer
lG bniE gems !SS;H Per h pSfs%' ,vapor,,.a,
ssssaisRa H. ' NJ. s s5,sadi quarters light 'ae'
c Sytsnw'. , 2'q ssr. PFasi''' r.s,p is''S&Hi. ..
'Sn..' p sa : Per d ppGiSSSna te TGtfaii' i] snsSSleS. ssss..
ira Jumbo, polished. liBi2c. Peanuts, VIZ.
ss, s,.s T saW. ',a tssi roasted % ,G asei kan nSa.
iEMoNs-liorlly SO nrm pu, demand
n small WAY; California. notiS.tp PER hog.
ORANGES steady and IN vcty 600! de-
seedlings. 80 size. 1895. 40 TO sls siSe. $50
1BXNANAs-pnll, bu, UNCHANGED, quoted
shipping. tLayI2c per bunch. and pediler
OTHER FRUITS : Florida %pincappie.
Sac and quality. ZION Home grown ciherr,es,
s2ooN25o per crate. Texas poachcp-Whll4
Nh receipts continue heavy there was 4
ANh q H. ~ 800
WAS heavy. pi1ccs ranged from Do to Soc,
and In a small way choice stock realized
pSfs. hSns sTTGWn; nj sin hgE h Tsi' S-Sa = E,
per crate for strictly fancy stock; choice.
top 75c. per third bushci box yellow, Chlek,-
saw. 500 per craft. ana slow J%np1nrsc
faney. ~ per crate. som" gr'Sn apples
ceivci on them ms 1t is most too early In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we'll supplied.
cabhagc, homo grown. .3o.Ac dozen Tor
rol6sc r.r i0 pounds. onions, only
new stock on tho market Nlssis-
tbihSii an" IN fb tn4gin T f,sas; STOCK, ZEE
lob5las. VIC Is; ,soeqi5o'' IN. a small
fancy. %a3o, per bushel. bunch STOCK
home grown. &c per J dozen lunches. Let
I ilSe none e. froyn' four ?Ss per e"shSi' dozen naa;
,rom 10: to ,?os per dozen snnehcs; PIE
ncrss, .'f,2,c per dozen Tor fancy; medium,
iSa2.c; home Grown stock supplies ne
per bnshcl' sptHich' home groHn. 26ii5Gs
ger hu'hel Green peas. home rrGwn. tnncy.
and shipping stock not wanted; way, 2cti2ic
per %bush'l:, green. "'a25c caul!iower.
New .turnips, three. dozen lunches Tor
g Sss; 800 Per bnshSl Carrots Ss
dozen. Michigan celery. iirst OF The
season and no demand. .en12Sc. q dozen
s1icc per dozen.
BROOM COHS-Short and common. 5000
n?a.C per ton: self-wotklng, fair to good,
i1,0piI0Oo. self-workinE. choice, s5Cpf
600, ull hurled. $3o.0yJ500 %: dwarfed. 1900
Gi5VD.
FEATHERs-prime geese, &c per pound:
dark and soiled, 25I30c; mixed and old. l5f
aOc. ! per cent tare on small sacks ana 3
per cent on large.
BEESWAN-No. I amber, .sc per pound:
No. . amber. a,r.
GROUND LINSEED ChKE-we quote.
Car lots. SliC1 per ton; 2,caO pounds. $500.
leo pounds, 5000. and less. si.2j per cwt.
HoNEf-l pound comb. white, i5c. fail.
California. white, ifIilic. : pound comb.
California, dark, i0Gi3c: extracted. in cans.
eUlc; extracted. In barrels. J.Gc.
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and Duluth ?o ears yesterday. A year ago
Minneapolis received s. cars and Duluth

and Duluth 2a cars yesterday. A year ago
Minneapolis received s. cars and Duluth
1871 cars.
Tho four Atlantic port, cleared for .spor,
packages Of -four. $500 bushels OF corn
AMI 1900 bushels OF oats.
g. l. t%ut,rell. OF Howard & Lu,trcll.
Blue Springs. Mo, was In the city ycsters
day on his way back from Brookncii. ka-.
He says the wheat In saline county viii
make a very fair Yield Of socd wheat.
Argentine shipmen,s of wheat the past
Neck were 5000 bushels. against 2i6,c N
bushels last week. making a total Of 49,
l""n bushels since January l. \ year ago
and for the season to date 3i,osi,eo bushels,
Exports OF wheat, -four Included. from
both coasts Of the tinted States tho past
week amounted to 3.isocn bushels. against
2e2s,cp bushels the previous week ?.S0"p
In the week one year ago. aud a. compared
Win l,El,oo in the third week OF June, 1876,
9,tSlco bushels In 1889 and with g,t5i,0"
bushels In the like week of lSe1,
Reports from Obarlln, Kas., say. Farmers
arr Just completing the harvesting OF thcis
nlfalfh crop In this county, Tn yield OF
hay Ia immense, despite the hall which
cut the second crop for seed. Thos" who
are. IN a position to know say that thcrs
Will be more alfalfa hay put up this ycnr
than ever before. A large acreage was
planted "a year ago, ana even that VIII
make a good. yield this summer. This
spring every farmer who was able put In
II few acres. There IL no doubt but that
alfalfa production Ia steadily on the ia.
crease In this section,
The Modern Miller of Saturday says,
The winter wheat harvest outlook Is not us
bright as II was one week ago. Damage
reports come from u Wide area and In most
instances we're brought To the notice OF
investors only as wheat harvesting pro-
crossed. Complaints tina; the heads ar"
poorly nllci come from several sections OF
MISSOURI and Illinois. southern Kentucky
reports even a shorter Yield than antlcl.
pnted, and the injured area in Tennessee
Is turning out fully as bad ,s reported. In.
diana also sends numerous reports Of tho
development Of serious fly and chlrch bug
damage. Nebraska viii doubtless harvest
the heaviest and best crop IN the history OF
That state. There liz no change OF impor-
lance In the Kansas situation. the big crop
previously forcrastcd being almost all IN
the shock. Southern markets report a good
hour trade.
Exports OF wheat and -four from this
county during The expired atty weeks Of
the present cereal year amount to ~, ~. 90
bushels. In the Ike period one year ago
the total exported was 1i5,i75.sN bushels;
two years ngo. iei, O39.op bushels; three
years ago. i12, il6,GJ bushels aud four years
ago. 20i. $50. 900 bushels.
g. -
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Nov York, June 2n-CoFFEE-optlon'
steady At iri6 points advance, ruled easter;
only local trading; closed quiet nj a net
decline " : points to a not advance OF IL
points. Sales, 400 bags. including June.
i,Spc; September. 10 iic.
spot coffee Rio market quiet; No, I. iS'.c:
mild qulet; CurlOva, i6i. Misc. Sales, none,
S~tGAR.lttw. Jun; quiet at SA,c. fair
refining. 3',c, refined quiet. standard \.
l3.ltc; coutectl0ncrs' \, . g-l6e, cut loaf,
. '.lbc; powdered, 5.c; ~granulntod, 4 lI-ldc.
New orleans. June M.-CoFFEE-Rlo.
quiet ordinary to low. fair, iS', ui7lsc.
StGAR-StoHdy. open kettle, &u3 7-iGc:
centrifugal whitoa. il,4i 7-Iec. ycllows. 81,
uil.c, seconds, ag-i6d3'.c.
MoLASSEs Dull; centrifugal. iugc.
Others unchanged.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

In store-whcat, esi, $50 bushels: corn,
2o;sis bushels; oats. 26,ljs bushels and rye
WHEAT-Receipts past a hours. 6,sco
Same time last year...."...'."...'I56 w
sTbh.re Was more good whca, in yesterday
than for some days and the improved
quality encouraged buyers. Prices We're
no better n,E but but tssre ,n Mss a M srssr n msSSi
by the close. BY sample on track here
Al Kansas city; No, hard. 4s4$oc, | car
hard. ! car choice at &c. / car choice at
i5c and ! car choice at sc: No. 3 spring,
a$aiss; No; hard ! car 4 nc and Sar
5i,sc; No. 3 red, 5ouJ2lsc, 7: cars at &c and
3 cars at 1s,aej No : red; 4I@,ir: o. .no
Sn me time last year..,,,....,..,.,.....,lt,i 1l
There was not much life to the market
steady 10 firm prices. White is in very
good milling demand and. IT anything, was
sirSnssr than missd under The influence
track here at Kansas CITY: No. . mixed.
. cars at 25c cars choice a. 2asse, 2 cars
59l.c and / ear at 22Ic; No, 9 white. !
cars choice at 2i4c; No. 3 white. 2Ji4u
oATs-Recelpts past 81 hours........s.Coo
Same time last year ..'..'."..-"',..ss0
4 steady. bn, al the same time slow
very well and choice firm. but it continues
hard to move mixed, most OF that coming
track here at Kansas city: No, : mixed
nominal ~ ibaisisc', No m!xed is,fq
! - red ! car ! S at al al f Sc ana mlHf / car i%T'= shSiGe S al
is.c;' No; 8 white. ! car. at, i7ac. / car
poor At ldc; No, 4 white, l5alGc.
Same time last year,.."""""""...... 500
si bPPI ama lower in sympathy with the
sample on track here at Kansas city: No.
was had yesterday, Quoted as follows: Soft
iGoi extra fancy, & ,tGai5Si. fancy i.s5g
IliH'ssSaanI IS; S.aksrs ), DOLLS; low grades.
"CgoeiRiNiyMiEAi-Mar drassy. Quot.
ed at +5u i6c per cwt., bulk.
CORN cHoPs-Markst steady. but dun.
Sacked, ssns,si hulk, s5a2se per " prices
Ju TeA ;lssse per sussel G apon the e" sss,s and ID
castor BEANs-None coming In.
Prices nominal. quoted at si.l5gi'3o per
MiLLET-Dun and lower. Cash and
IIfs, .oHSSS per p sM,' =, hours. go toms
Same time last year''''"''',''.....2SS tons
Sill dull, Old low grades especially hSPd
Prairie, fancy. ss.5Ca7.oo per ton; choice,
s605a0.50 per ton; upland. No. /, A.0IIO;
No. :. ss,6ol3,5o; lowland, No. /, sa.a0dI5;
and No. 2. s2.50n3.Qo; new, No, l, 5.50a6,Oo
No. ., si.50a5.OD; lower grades unsalable;
timothy, choice. si.oodli.5 so. No. /, $500
1900; No.. ?. s6;oJu7.o1t No. .. A,50g5.00;
clover, mixed, No. !, {6'0oad.50; No. ., clo-
ver.. mixed, st5O95,oo.
Grain Notes.
]. A. Howard. OF Howard a Luttrell,
Blue Springs. No., was on change yester-
day.
The Liverpool Corn Trade News esti-
mates the French wheat crop at 3es, 900, 900
bushels, against 336. 600. 900 bushels a year
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n

Yesterday. as most recent Saturdays,
was uninteresting at the banks. Countc
business was light. and the demand for
money next to nothing. Some little re-
newsng was reported, but at the discount
boards there were few applicants for
Shipments Of currency to the country
light. Bank clearings, 81. 30, re; same day
last year. 1869, 16i. II decrease OF ST., i22,
a loss of 10 per cent. For the week, sl35s,-
on, against 50. s35.Sis, q decrease of SIS, Soi.
a loss OF / per cent.
Eastern exchange firm. but cmand light.
quote 1t as follows: New York, zoe prem
iuin; Chicago. par; st. Louis, par.
showed an Increase OF s5v5,S00 In loans, Il
decrease OF $50, 800 in specie, s293 100 in le-
gal tenders. 81. $500 in deposits, and $751;
DIS, go above the % per cent rule.
Exports of specie from New York the
past week were: Gold, &I1.7s5. and silver.
81, H.. go. The Imports were: Gold, Slal,-
IA, and silver. So. s9t.
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New York. June 2o-The dry goods mar
Ret closed Win IA slightly ilrmcr tendency
IN staple goods, induced by the increase.
from the trade throughout the country
showed that the recent break In prices Ia
this quarter has Induced buyers to begin
buying FOR current needs and early sup
plies. Prints sold in only small Quanti-
ties during tho week,
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as follows: No.


There wnr no especial change In this
market yesterday. Car lot buyers wcrt.
disposed to bear prices under tho influence
OF Increased receipts OF hogs. Holders.
however, were Independent ana refused to
what made were At Fridays prices.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATS-Shoulders, s3.G5G375
per cwt.. hams. SEQ.
$. p. MEATs-Hams. E25gI.5O; shoulders.
IL" 81 s. MEATS Partly embellishments.
cash, s3.60ii3.1O per cwt.; short ribs, sides,
cash, $3.50; long clear Sides, $780,. short,
clear sides. 1915.
LARD-Cash. $3.50: July. $3.50.
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80. AVN. Priee. SO. AvWt. Frlc.

HoGS-Movements for the past q hour4:
Receipts ,,,...., =, i3i
bflNr-Ou's ..... .lu.ubl
There was a good run yesterday for Sat,
urlay and the markets east OF us had more
hogs than expected. The result was lower
prices all around. both here and at points
east of US. There was II very good de-
mani however, both on packing and ship
ping account. and at n decline OF 5ml0c
the pens were cleared without trouble. The
extreme range, S2.s0g3li's: bulk of sales.
<2.1JG.3.l 10.
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Don't close the city house for the sum-
mer without especial care OF tho cellar,
Is the advice of a sanitary expert. Leave
the upper rooms IN disorder or uncleaned,
dark. unyertllated places. such spots in
yite humidity and dampness, and are the
best OF breeding places for disease germs
that Will be brought to the upper air in
the autumn reoccupancy. In a recent pa
per on the origin of diphtheria germs, Dr.
Sternberg asserts that cellars and all I'M
ventilated places no less than sewers are
lodging grounds for. them. Hot soap and
water and whitewash are cheap, aud their
free use In the hole under the house may
prevent, a serious sickness In the autumn.
New York Times.
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Chicago. June eo.-lsyc-No. .. cnsh, Sc:
June. 2s'gc. FlnXsced.No SO, l.. cash, sOts A..
Septemhcr, siiyg. Timothy seed-Cash. SOS.
September. $3.50.
St. Louis. June g0-Rye-No. .. cash. 3ec.
FlaNsced-;6c. Timothy secd-Prlmc, cash.
500.
Toledo, o.. June en.-Clover seei-Duli,
prime cash. Hi'ig, prime october, $3.50.
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WOOl-Firm, but slow sale. We quote
as follows: Missouri and slmilar-Finc
.usc; fine meaium. saii,. medium. llGi2s.
comblng llUi2c: coarse. l0Glic. Kansas.
Nebraska and Indian Terr~itory-Fine. 81
Sc; fine medium. IT9c: medium. sdicc.
comblnG, sulec. coarse, TNSc. Colorado
Fine. 6nsc. line medium. 74i9c: medium. sl
Zoe: coarse and carpet. .gsc. extra heavy
and sandy, 5loc.
HIDES AND PELTS-Stondy and tn fair
demand. quoted. Green and sailed. free
Of brands, No. ]. Sac per pound. No. ..
iac. green saltct. butt branded. No. /. 5i,c.
No. 2, sc; sruen sailed. side branded, "
!. Hse; No. =. lc; green snltei klps. 10 TO -
pounds. No. /. 5itc. No. ,. iac: green sailed
calf. 5 20 Is pounds, No, !. 6l.c; No. .. 5isc.
green sailed hides. Nos. / and .. bun
branded. around b.c; green incurred. No. 1.
,isc. dry Hint, hides, No. l.. 7i.c, No. ,,
6I.c. dry sailed hides. No, /. 6lsc, No. :, C.,
sheep peits, sr,en. 4Vt,Oc:" dry, JGic per
pound. sIUr
TALLow1we quote as follows: No. l.
st, Louis, June e2-woof.-Aetivc and
gemb!ng, : ,Auisc: lisht ,nne, sgiOc heavy
fine, iGsc. Kansas ANA Nebraska Medium
and ine, i~ii;etl2c. light tine. sp5igc; heavy
fine, Ease. Texas, Arkansas, Indian Terri
tory. etc. Fall and spring medium, MN
l2c: light tine. siaualgc; heavy tine, 7i.HsC.
Western-Medium. llf.Hlec. light fine, S.u
gy.c: heavy line. Ease. Vubwashed-Cholee.
isc. fair. l5ul5c.
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New Orleans. June 2O.-CoTToN-rut-
urcs quiet snles. Leo bags. June. s.SgH
este; IUly, GNtIGSic. August, t.stlS 70.
September. Gi1ltG iJc. october. G,ijc, Mo-
yembcr. G.iguai5c: December. e,i7Gd. iSc.
January. 65iitG.62c. February. t,JIQ657c:
March, b,JEno Gle.
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New York. Junc 2D=LEND-Firm: bro
kcrs' price. sag1 Sprltcr-Stendy: domes-
tic. +.01SttlG.
81. Louis. June 0-LEhp-Stcaiy. sales
u cars Missouri at $40. Speltcr-Stcudy.
sl.1j. nominal.
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'Ex. interest.


New York, June .o.-To-day's limited
stock operations reflected moderate tradine
for local and foreign account with result
Ing sharp fractional concessions In most
properties. Rock Island losing an ex-
ceptlonal rs per cent. There was no news
bearing on the general speculative con-
ditions and the market retained the favor
OF professionalism that has recently been
the lowest.
Railway bonds were firm but Otherwise
fotturelcss. The sales were 10000.
Closing quotations on the Sew York
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FROM FAR AND MEAN,

FOR SALE-A small refrigerator; price.
s.. In good condition. glS Grove st.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21

Yesterdays Chicago Market.
Furnished by F.. p. Smith. cor~responden
Of Schwartz. Duree & Co. Il Board OF
Trade. Kansas city. Mo:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21

New York, June 2o,-Bar silver. ssso;
Mexican dollars, 53tsc.
London. June so.-Bar silver. u 7-isd per
ounce.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
Locn, bank stock quotations.

The following are the bid and asked
prices of stocks of Kansas City banks and
other local securities, as furnished by II,
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A.. GILLESPIE + i: ! !: $$ $$ffzi:3:::
n, m ] II, GILLESPIE.

Commission Merchants. Kansas CITY
Stock Yards.
fJberal advances mad. to parties fecdinI
stock. Buyins feeding cattle, on orders .
specialty. Correspondence solicited. Tels'
phone No. l5s3.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
Geo.R Barse. Pres. J.H Waite. Sec. and Trs
GEO. z. SAHSE

LIVE sroCk COMMISSIONS co,
Rooms t5o-ido Live stock Exchange Bidg.
Capital Stock Ssso.ooo. Paid Up.
Liberal assistance given to parties feed.
irg stock. Feeders wanting assistance
plshse correspond. Personal attention to
all consigninents. Market reports on ap-
IliCHt.on.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21

ct. J.. & |. NJ; general is..."". .7sis Is,s
ST. l.. a 8. T.. general ss,......li5t, li2I
Union Pacific lists OF 'gs........t07t l0ts
West Shore fs.,....',....,"',,,lO5l1 lVAi
Eek. interest.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21
New York, June 2o.-ClosinE quotations
m he Mem York Stock
Railroad Bonds.

New York, June Enclosing quotations
on the New York Stock e%xchangei
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Grain Notes.

J. A. Howard. OF Howard a Luttrell,
Blue Springs. No., was on change yester-
day.
Thu Liverpool Corn Trade News esti-
mates the French wheat crop at 3es. 0Oo.0 900
bushels, against $50, cOo,vo bushels a year
ago.
Minneapolis received "a cars Of wheat