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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Money at Home and Abroad.

New York, Nov. 4.-Money on call easier
at 6G10 per cent; prime mercantile paper,
nominally 7@10 per cent: sterling exchange,
weak and lower with actual business in
bankers bills at $4S3Is@4.s3K for demand.
and s4.s01s94.S1 for sixty days; posted rates.
s4.S11sG4s2ls and s4.so@4.s71s; commercial
bills, S4.79z.
London. Nov. 4.-Money. 5 per cent. The
rate of discount in the open market for
short and three months bills. 31s per cent
New York, Nov. 4.-Clearings, sl7S. .55s, ,154;
balances, $685. 7H.
Boston, Nov. 4.-Clearings. s15226. 1s1; bal
ances, s2O67.013.
Baltimore, Nov. 4.-Clearings. $4,oA,1s
balances, s514,175.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-Clearings. SIG, 1885,
734; balances. $2,104.95
Cincinnati, Nov. 4.-Money, 6d7 per cent,
but much easier: New York exchange, 15c
dicount; clearings, 81 ,5os.3O
Chicago. Nov. 4.-Clearings, ,34sY6s9;
money steady at per cent for all loans:
New York exchange. Soc discount; foreign
exchange weak; demand. SASS; sixty days,
$3.50.
st. Louis. Nov. 4.-Clearings, A,593. TIC;
balances, $500 942: money. 6d8 per cent; New
York exchange. $l.25 discount bid, 81 dis
count asked.
New Orleans, Nov. 4:-Clearings. $685.
SGT; New York exchange, par; commercial,
$1.75 per $1,000 discount.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.
A REVIVAL OF LIFE IN STOCKS AND
THE MARKET BUOYANT.
Sharp Advances In Everything-The
HOarders of Gold Anxious to
Exchange 1t for Currency
Money Decidedly Easier.

The past week has been one Of unusual
excitement in the New York money mar
ket. The near approach Of the election
and the fact that November interest pay
ments had to be met made the loan mar
ket very close and interest rates very high
There was nothing done in time money,
and call money on Friday reached as high
as IS per cent at one time, and the bulk
of the days business was done at $3.50
per cent. With the opening Of the current
week, Monday. there was less excitement.
The money market elsewhere throughout
the country, while close, participate in
none Of the excitement shown in New
York, but was simply firm anc stagnant,
the disposition of the banks being to do
nothing until after the election. The New
York bank stat tement last Saturday showed
a decrease in loans of S, 669, 100, and in de-
posits Of s., ,0S6, 800. and in legal tenders OF
$50, 200, but an increase in specie of $685.
800. and in the surplus reserve of g. ,325.
making 1t now S17, 462, 425 in excess Of the Is
per cent rule. che banks have thus In
creased their cash holdings, and bringing
the surplus reserve higher than 1t has been
since August 1. Here at Kansas City
there has been an entire absence Of ex-
citement. and the banks are all well sup
piled with funds, which are being jeal-
ously guarded. Rates steady and firm at
sac per cent. But little currency going to
the country. Bank clearings for the week
ending Tuesday. s.60S624; same time last
year. sSS32. .160 decrease of S, 22s $50. loss
of II per cent.
Eastern exchange steady.
Houston, Ffble & Co., exchange brokers.
quote it as follows: New York, $40 dis
count; Chicago. 5Oc discount; St Louis, 4Oc
discount.
New York, Nov. 4.-The sub-treasury Of
ficials were compelled to refuse to receive
gold in exchange for currency this morn
ing because the force IN the Office was in
adequate to handle it. There was a de-
mand for currency. and gold, which has
been selling at a nominal premium of Aa1
per cent, sold to-day at Is per cent dis
count.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Oct. 81. Sept 80. Oct. d.
1895. 1895. 1895.
Deaths Reported.

Lepley, Mrs. Anna X: police statiDl:
October 30; 81 years; morphine poison (sui-
cide); burial in Forest Hill cemetery.
Pratt, William; 421 Cherry street; Octo-
ber 30; 30 years; pistol shot (suicide); burial
in Union cemetery.
Wiegers, Caroline; Home for the Aged;
October 81; q years: typhoid fever; burial
in Mount ST. Mary's cemetry.
Ellis, Lillian G.; Rosedale, Kas.: Novem-
ber 1; years; diphtheria: burial in Union
cemetery.
Hogland. Clarence: 1903 West Twentieth
street; November 1: years: spasmodic
Group: burial in Efmwood cemetery.
Lewis. Bulah; as2 Cherry street; Novem-
ber 1; year; bronchial pneumonia: burial
in Union cemetery.
Phipps. Amy NJ: $50 Highland: November
2; SO years; senile gangrene; burial in Oak
Grove cemetery.
Smith, Dellie: police station: November
2; q years; morphine poison (suicide); burial
at Blairstown, Mo.
Price, Linvell; Westport, Mo-; November
2: 5 years; congestion Of brain; burial in
Union cemetery.
Berkowitz. Raisel: Dos independence ave-
nue.; November 3: 2 months; intestinal tu-
berculosis: burial at Raytown.
DAILY, Ruth; city hospital; November 8;
II months; tubercular meningitis; burial at
Mapleville, Kas.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05

There was but moderate run yesterday,
but quite per cent of the offerings were
made up of native dressed beef and export
steers. Such cattle were in very good de-
mand, but prices generally 6910c lower.
Cows We're in light supply. steady and fair
demand. Stockers and feeders were quiet
Very few good ones on sale. hence a want
OF life to the market. What few sales
made, however. were at steady prices
There were fewer range cattle in for the
middle of the week than for some time
There was fair demand early at about
steady prices, both for cows and steers, but
the close was dull and weak In the Texas
division the offerings were lighter than in
the native division and the market steady
and moro active Mich cows quiet. Com
mon. S59lS; medium to fair, $2sQ27; good to
choice. 2s640.
REPREsENTaT1vEs sArrs
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Grain Notes.

Russian shipments of wheat last week
were 600 bushels.
James E. Seaver, who broke his leg dur
ing carnival week, is getting on nicely.
The four Atlantic ports. including New
Orleans, cleared for export yesterday SSS,
900 bushels of wheat and 5000 barrels of
flour equal to $4,000 bushels of wheat.
Corn clearances were $1,000 bushels, and
oats, $500 bushels.
Bradstreets weekly statement showed
an Increase of 1,379.00O bushels in wheat east
of the Rockies, and an increase of So6, 900
bushels in Europe and afloat. Corn in
creased 2,2a 900 bushels. oats, 47s,OOO BUSH
els.
Peavy & Co. have turned their business
interests in Kansas City over to Perine
Bros, who will take care of the af-
fairs of the Midland Elevator Company
and operate the Union Pacific elevator, at
least until such time as Peavy & Co. enter
actively again into the Kansas City trade.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
RaiIrOad Bonds,

New York, Nov. 4-Closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchange: Ahchison
ern IDS, 1Ol; Central Pacific lists of 's5, S.;
Denver & Rio Grande Is, 10; Denver &
Rio Grande rs. 90; Erie DDS, GA; G., H. &
s. A. Gs. 1874: G., H. & $. A: 7s 100; Hous-
Texas Central Is. 81: Missouri, Kansas &
Texas 1st Is. S3la: Missouri Kansas &
Texas I'd As, 591s; Mutual Union 6s. lo7: New
Pacific lists. 115; Northern Pacific DDS. 107:
Northwestern consols 1854; Northwestern
S. F. debentures. 5s. 1o5: Rio Grande West
ern, lists, 7o4; st. Paul consols, Is, 126; St.
Paul, c. & P. w. IS, 112A; st. L. & l. NJ.
general 5s. "A; st. L. & s. F: general IS.
Jos: Texas Pacific lists. 81; Texas Pacific
Shore 4S 10o.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

n New York, Nov. 4.-RTrTBR-Receipts,
Ss4eo Ply paMGkages; M; steady; Western dairy, so
3os; factory. 7aiso. cHBEsENReeelpts..
1895 packages; quiet; large, 71s@10lsc:
sRima sna aao a@oci Rsst skins 4H@e; sSs tll
ages; steady; Western. 17@26c.
& Chicago. Nov: 4..FLoUR-Receipts. 49,
ooo barrels, and Shipments. 15.oO0 barrels;
winter patents. ss75q4.oo; straights. ss.4O@
eisl, s sensigsss N 4ess1Rs; 10 ss1RTRs bske1s sRs
sry; srs.b sg1sc; gas dairy. s@lsc, EGGs-steady;
ceipts. 1900 barrels, and shiments' Is Goo
barrels: Firm and higher. but quiet; pat
faasy snss aitss iSas5 eseise ese5a isssy
WHEAT.lReeeipts. 1900 bushels. and
shipments. $4,000 bushels. Spot strong and
f4sak s No red cash sod
shipments. 10000 bushels. Futures easy,
with trading limited. Spot firm and higher.
No N0, cash. 2sc: December. 2Slsc bid; May.
oATs-Receipts. 5000 bushels. and ship
ments. $1,000 bushels. Futures tame. but
Spot higher. No. 2 cash, 17Ac: May, 22a+c
CORNMEAL-steadya at $40 per barrel.
BRAN-Quist at 40c. sacked. on east
HAY-Demand better but with no im-
provement In prices. Prairie. T.oO@7.5o:
timothy, A00Q10.25, this side.
BuTTER-Easier; creamery. 14@2o1zc:
EGGsEHigher. 14ac
-PoRK-Higher; standard mess. jobbing.
S7.25@I75.
LARD-Easier; prime steam, $40: choice.
BACoN-Boxed shoulders and extra
shoF1 1RY ribs So rbs Ss2 shorts sods,, s
and extra short clear. s4.12la; shorts. s4.25.
New Orleans. Nov. 4.-PROVISIONS-
Firm. PoRKaMess; $500: LARD-Rehned
s5Gsi sso9ders. 50 .c seap SIDES e oy RAcdScear sa
cured. s1saaoc: coRNsiBAEFirm: $50
pes so s.T5e p.tsns ThoukSaist % sRHshg sTtas faa9g
Il smeay s0 eHs oa1s5o sM ehoies gI%
Giass ss Ne Seew sacked se oZNo EHste and
saedsa good. sais:e. H. RloS-steaa'; ordinary to
Liverpool. Noy: 4:-WHEAT-spot firm;
Futures opened firm. with near and distant
positions ID higher; closed flrn,, with near
positions I'D higher to I'd lower and dis
equally distributed: Novemoer, ~ IS SD; iDe. De.
cember. IS sgd. CORN-Spot firm; Ameri-
can mixed, new. IS 3s4d. Futures opened
positions Id higher; closed dnii, with De-
cember unchanged and other months No
hsd higher: business about 20 equally distrib-
Sgd. FLOUR-Dull; demand poor; St.
Louis fancy winter. ss. BACON-Dull: de-
Mand poor; Cumberland cut, 30s; short
clear middles, 25s; long clear, heavy, Ss;
long clear. light, Sos; long clear heavy 2ss
Cd: clear bellies, 30s. SHOULDERS
Square, 30s Cd. HAMS-Short cut, 49,
TALLOW-Fine North American, Dos.
| BEEF.Prime mess, 42s Cd. PORK-Prime
mess. fine Western, sos; medium Western,
42s Cd. LARD-Steady: prime Western, 29s
| Cd; refined, in pals, 26s.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
State and government Bonds.

New York, Nov. 4-Closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchange:
United States 5s, registered. 111h; United
States 5s. coupon, HIS: United States new
- coupon, 120: United States As, registered.
United States As, coupon, 100; United States
2s registered, 95: Pacific IS, of 80, 101; Ala
bama, class A, 1Ol; Alabama, class B, 1OO1s;
90; Louisiana new consols. As, 30: Missouri
6s, 100; North Carolina 6s ia; North Car
DINA As. 95; South Carolina, non.fund, Ia;
Tennessee, new settlement, IS, 7s; Tennes.
see new settlement, IS, 105: Tennessee old
settlement. 6s. 50 bid; Virginia centuries,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
IN RANGE CATTLE SHOW.
ING ITSELF UPON MARKET.
Both Omaha and Chicago Affected In
Like Mnnner-Notwithstan
This, Kansas City Contin-
ues to GROW In Business,

The shortage In the Tango cattle supply
has begun to show Itself upon the markets.
Omaha is complaining of a loss in this
class of cattle upon its market. and Chi
cago now comes forward and says through
the Drovers' Journal there. that the re-
ceipts of Texas cattle upon its market for
October were only q, 600 and of Western
range stuff. 5000. being the lightest Octo-
ber receipts Of Texas cattle since 1881, and
the smallest October receipts of Western
cattle since 1883. Compared with the same
month last year. there was decrease in
the receipts Of g, 900 Texas and 5000 West
ern cattle. Kansas City. too. is feeling the
effect of the shortage, though to a less
extent than the other markets, who are
losing trade. while the live stock business
Is growing and supplies are being drawn
from new fields.
The white faces led the cattle market
here yesterday, l. X. Reeve. of Lone Elm,
Kas.. being in with eighty as fine Here
ford steers as seen here for many days.
and very beefy. They were sold by Camp
bell. Hunt & Adams. at S.65, the highest
price Of the day. They were taken by
Eastman for the export trade.
Hon. Mat Edmonds. of McLouth, Kas..
was at the yards yesterday with some
fine medium weight steers of mis- own feed
ing. They were sold by Blanchard, Shei-
ly & Ehrke at $50, next to the highest
price of the day.
Choice sheep. like choice cattle, are SELL
ing well just now. H A. Nabers, Waliula,
Kas. was here yesterday with thirteen
fancy lambs of his own feeding. They
averaged 10 pounds and Mcdonald, Crow
ley & Farmer had no trouble in getting
81. 40 for them, the highest price for months.
Visitors Mt the Yards With Stock.
J. g. Carr. Seymour. Tex. was up yester-
day with cattle.
Wilson & Hanning, Olathe, Kas., had in
cattle yesterday.
R McEnnis. Langley, Kas., was In yes
terday with cattle.
g. l. Abel. Holton. Kas.. came In yes
terday with cattle.
David Edmonds. McLouth. Kas., came in
yesterday with hogs.
H. B. Sheppard. Checotah, I. T.. was in
yesterday with cattle.
A. Rider. E1bin. Kas., was ON the yards
yesterday with cattle.
~ T. Daniels, wamego, Kas., was at the
yards yesterday with hogs.
F. F. Chase, Dunlap. Kas., was at the
yards yesterday with cattle.
W. H Parrish. Freeman, Mo-, was at the
yards yesterday with cattle.
NJ. NJ. Mason and ]. W. Osborn, Emporia,
Kas.. were in yesterday with cattle.
T. W. Simpson and j. W. Jennings, En-
poria, Kas.. came in yesterday with cattle.
]. W. DeFevers. Fredonia, Kas., was at
the yards yesterday with cattle and hogs.
T. ]. Cripper and W. ]. Johnson. Coun-
ell Grove, Kas.. were here yesterday with
cattle.
B. F. Baldwin. formerly Of c. NJ Keys
& Co., has again entered the live stock
commission business under the firm name
of B. F. Baldwin Co.. with an office at
375 A and B Live Stock exchange.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Births Reported.

Gilwee, Lawrence and Mrs; $50 Oak
street; October q; girl.
Lawson Edward NJ. and j.: 1891 East
Eighteenth street; October q; girl
Anderson, Andrew and Emma; 2sA Dripps
street; November 1; girl
Rasan, Alex and Mrs: 2s19 Central street;
November q: boy.
Christianson. Christian and Pearl; 311s
Main street; November 2; boy.
Wright. Charles NJ and May; 12s4 Jeffer-
son; November 2; boy.
Woods, John and Laura: 141S Liberty;
November 2; girl.
Herd, Phillip G. and Elizabeth; 24o5 Bal
timore avenue; November 3; boy.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Iopen. High Low. Close. Nor Nor

Chicago car lots-Winter wheat. IS cars;
contract, cars. Spring wheat, lso cars
contract, cars. Corn. 740 cars: contract,
$50 cars. oats 713 cars; contract, y cars.
Estimated for to-day-Wheat, 175 cars;
corn 675 cars; oats. 4S5 cars:
WHEAT-Cash-No. red. 7Slac; No. 8
red. 70G73c: No. hard, 721sc, and No. 8
hard 67G5Sc
CoRN-Cash-No mixed, 21s@Assc. and
No. white, 241sIA2sc.
OATS-Cash-No mixed, 1SAc; No. 2
white, 20sa2lc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
PrOvisfOnR.

A very good trade was done In cash stun
yesterday and prices were generally steady.
Futures showed weakness, but 1t had no
influence upon the cash market, which Is
being held steady by the light stocks.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATS-Shoulders, $37o@S 80
per cwt.; hams. s6.S5G7.00.
LARD--Cash: A.25: October. AS.
D. 9. MEATStShoulders cash, s. 3T03 S5
per cwt.: short ribs, sides, cash, $4.05I4 Is;
long clear sides. $4.05Q415: short clear sides,
A3O
s. P. MEATs-Hams. H75as7a
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

st. Louis. NO.. Nov. 4-CATTLE-The re-
ceipts were 160O head. Natives stronger
$500 bid: Tens higher. Native steers, $3.50
Q440. Top Texans. $3.50.
HOGS-The receipts were $500 head
Market steady. closing lower. Top, 1855;
bulk So. 40a3.5
Market 10a15c higher. Top lambs. s4.30.
South Omaha, Nov 4.-CATTLE-The re-
ceipt5 were 400 head. Market strong.
Besyes. ss.4oa4.25; stockers and feeders.
HOGS-The receipts were 2.600 head.
Market shade stronger, but closed weak
Top, s3.45; bulk, S3.25G3.40.
Market steady.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
"A Sharp Advance in Wheat, hut Trad.
ing LiEht-Corn Unsettled and
Oats I'm Fair Demand.

In store-Wheat. 5Ss.o2e bushels; corn,
S3.575 bushels: oats. III. .SSs bushels, and rye,
$50 bushels.
wHEAT-Receipts past a hours. ....1s,soo
Same time last year. 81. 400
Shipments 42OO
There was a strong but slow market yes
terday. The arrivals Were light, cables
higher and q bullish speculative market.
December, in Chicago, sod up llsc,and cash
grain here was in demand in sympathy.
While better prices were being paid cleo
ton news interfered with trade. By sam
pie on track here at Kansas City: No. 2
hard, 67er6sc, car at Csc; No. spring. 1
car at &c. and 3 cars al 6sc; No. hard.
65@Gec. cars at Csc; No. spring. nominal
at 6i9G5c: No. hard. cars at Coo. . cars
at e0'.c, and cars at Gle; rejected. 1 car
at SAC, cars al soc, and car at SEC: No.
2 red. nominal, at Sl6S2c; No. red, cars
at &c. and j car At Tic, and 1 car, choice
at Sic: No. red. 6tia70c
CORN-Receipts past "a hours. $1,000. Il 400
Same time last year. 500
Shipments .-....--...-..............7 200
The market yesterday was unsettled and
slow. Mixed duh and lower but white
scarce and firm. BY sample on track here
at Kansas City: No. . mixed 6 cars at
49, cars at 19iIc, ] car at l9s.c and
cars special at 20c and / car, yellow at
l9ixc: No. mixed, l car at ISlsc cars at
1Sc: No. mixed. l car at 1Sc, and l car
at 111xc: No. white, . cars, old, at &c and
e0a2ohsc.
oATS-Receipts past "A hours. % 900
Same time last year......................6 5000
Shipments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
There was fair trading and prices steady
yesterday. Choice heavy scarce and firm.
BY sample track here at Kansas City:
No mixed, nominal, at 161HG11isc: No. 3
mixed. / car at 14c. cars at 14iac. and /
car, choice. at l5c; No. mixed, car, good,
at l4c: No. white. l7d22c, cars choice
old, at &c; No white, cars at 15c, cars
at 15Ikc, cars at l5l1c, and l car clipped
q. l6c: No. white, . cars at 13!9c.
RYE-Receipts past q hours. 500
Same time last year ear--....................1,S0 :, 500
Not much on sale and market firmer
BY sample on track here at Kansas City:
No Q car at 30c. and car at 3lc.
FLOUR-Trading light but prices held
steady and firm. Soft wheat. per 100 pound
sack patents So ecd2l0: extra fancy, s1.9o
02oo: fancy, sL75@1.SS: choice. sIs0I1 es
Hard wheat, per 100 pound sack, patents.
81 sod1.S0; straights, sl.70d1.S0; bakers
grades sl-60dl-65: low grades, sI.3OdI. So
Rye. sl.35Gl. 10.
CORNMEAL-Steady but duh. Quoted at
zo643c per cwt., bulk.
CORNCHOP-Firmer,bu but slow sale. Quot
ed at 25G35c per cwt., sacked
FLANSEED-Demand good and market
higher Cash and October. s3@63isc per
bushel upon the basis of pure.
CASTOR BEANS-Selling fairly. Car
lots ssc per bushel: less SSc per bushel.
BRAN-Firmer, and in very coed de-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Cotton.

New Orleans, La. Nov. 4-coTToN-Fu-
bid; December, 75lm7.52c: January. 1870
762c; February. 7.69I7.7Oc: March. 1850
7.Ssc; April. 7.s4d7S5c: May. 7S9@7.91c;
Jure 7.94d7.9sc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Dry Goods.

New York. Nov 4.-Election results have
surprised everyone. There are very few
buyers in the market and but a moderate
business was DONE Agents will sell stock
goods. but no contracts are available
Many sales contingent upon Mckinley's
election were forwarded to-day. With the
vaults. business will start and within a
week decided improvement Is looked for
by sellers and buyers. Printing cloths very
firm, with sales Of spot regulars at 2 life
and wide goods at 13-l6c. Domestic and
white rock wide sheetings advanced to the
basis Of 121ac for 1914 bleached.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Coffee and Sugar.

New Orleans. Nov 4-CoFFEE-Rio. or
dinary to low, fair, 1224@15kc! SUGAR
active and I strong: eranuiated sSeo WIVES
Sasa3 Slice: yellow.. 3 3-1s13 7-16c; seconds,
1-l6a3 1-16c. MOLASSES- open
kettle 19@2oc.
Chicago. Nov. 4.-cATTLE-Receipts H.
900 head. Best steady, others 1Oc lower
Beef steers. ss50d5.25; stockers and feed
ers, $250q3.60; bulls, $20043.00; cows, $l5O0
800.
HOGSThe receipts were 5000 head.
Market closed 5G11Oc lower. Mixed, 5000
3.60: heavy, $s.1O68.55; light weights, $3.50
3.6O
sHEEP-The receipts were 1900 head.
Market strong.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Silver.

New York, Oct. 4.-Bar silver, 64Ikc, and
Mexican dollars. soc.
London. Oct. 4.-Bar silver. % 15-16d per
ouCCe,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05

New York, Nov. 4.-Cables quote Americ-
an steers at 1o@11c: sheep. at s99kc; he
frigerator beef. 79sc@SAc. Exports, $50
beeves and $3.50 quarters OF beef.
acknowledgements for the past "a
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Local Bank stock Quotations.

The following are the bid and asked
prices or stock of Kansas City banks and
other local securities, as furnished by H. P.
Wright Co.. brokers. Armour building:
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Building Permits.

r. W. Hooker, frame residences at 2s13
and 2S15 Campbell street, to cost 1900 each.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED.
Santa Fe Route.

Santa Fe Route.
Only two and half days. Kansas City
to California Solid vestibuled train OF
Pullmans, dining car and buffet smoking
car. Most luxurious service via any line.
Leaves Kansas City every Thursday and
Sunday, beginning November 5th.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05

THE BURLINGTON ROUTE,
The Best Line to st. Paul
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
. MEATS-Hams. H.BQs.75

Provision Stocks In Kansas City,
AS reported to the board Of trade, at the
close of business October 81:
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LIGHT RUNS OF CATTLE AND HOGS,
BUT FAIR OF SHEEP.

Cattle Showing Fair Life, but Prices
Weak-H0gs Steady and Active
Sheep Firm and Wanted
All Good Ones.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05

Yesterdays Chicago Market.
Furnished by the French Bros. Commits
sion Company, room Y, Board OF Trade
building:
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN.

Via the Burlington Route. $1,000.
On Each Tuesday and Thursday.
Tickets Limited For Five Days.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co.

KANSAS CITY, MO.
CAPITAL 8l, ,25o.o 900
Surplus and Undivided Irofits, S.50,0O0
IS Wall street, New York city.
a0o Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
lA Washington street Boston Mass.
Eandthorquai I'll, Hamburg, Germany.
Efngel 23s. Amsterdam Holland.
81 Lombard street. London. E. c.. En-
gland.
Dorotheen-Strasse 81, Berlin. Germany.
Arthur e. stilwel. President: Vice Pres
idents: lst, J. Med. Trimble: 2nd. e. L
Martin: 3d. W. 8. Taylor: 4th. Jacques l.
Nolthenius
Arthur C. Robinson. Secretary: W: 9.
ITasior Treasurer; Frank 3 Wi,sox: ss,starv Ass
E. s. Mosher Asst Secretary: Trimble &
Ereley. General Attorneys.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
Rive and Seeds.

Chicago. Nov 4-Rye-cash. s7kc; De-
S7sIkc: December. f4lEc Timothy seed
Cash and October. $3.50.
st. Louis, Nov. 4-Rye-s3l1kc track. Flax
seea-7Oc. Timothy seed-Prime. $3.50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-11-05
The home and Eastern trading doing little.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Quiet, but steady-No Changes In
Anything.

Quotations below are for job lots. On
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
tained. enough being asked to cover extra
cost Of caring for and filling them.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-12-09

their political rottenness held up to the
view OF honest men of all parties. No
honest man Of any party will endorse
such disreputable methods. It's not
question 80 much as to whether
Pierce or Mcdowell is elected. The
overshadowing and vital question in
this matter is uncovering and exposing
the dishonesty Of men who take an
oath to execute the law and then per.
jure them by violating their oaths in
changing the votes of American citi-
zens after they exercise the sacred right
of suffrage. If this changing of votes
after they go in the ballot box con.
tinues and these thieves are allowed to
go unpunished, the rights and liberties
OF American citizens are destroyed, the
good name OF the Old Volunteer State
is blackened with disgrace, and our
free institutions of government are
things Of the past.-Union City Peo.
ples's Friend.