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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-08
Landlords Sale

Public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Wing Fat & Co., have dis
trained and levied upon the following des-
cribed goods and chattels, the property of
See Sing Co., New Model Restaurant for
rent due by said See Sing Co. to the said
Wing, Fat Co., and in arrear to the amount
of $40. OO) one-hundred. and forty dollars for
rent of certain premises on Lower Bethel
street known as "The New Model Res
taurant,n to wit: IL dining room tables, 80
chairs IL castors, 6 lamps, clock. filter,
3 pictures, 6 hat racks counter, lot glassware
crockery, knives, forks and spoons, ice box,
Kitchen tables range and hot water boiler,
coal, chopping blocks. electric light fittings,
ETC., etc, etc and notice is further given
that said goods and chattels will be sold at
Public Auction, at the New Model Restaurant
to satisfy the rent due and in arrear as afore-
said on the above described premises by Jas.
f. Morgan, Auctioneer, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10Th, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m.
15t-S77. WING, FAT & co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-08

and will henceforth carry large stock
of said Goods in Honolulu to enable
them to fill all ordinary orders on short
notice and at prices hitherto unknown
in the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-08
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

Services Sunday, Feb. 9th, will be as
follows and Z a. M, Low Mass with
Holy Communion; ga. IN. Mass with
English instructions; l0:30 n. M, High
Mass with native sermon, 2 p. m,
Rosary and native instruction; y. NJ,
native instruction and Benediction;
p. M, Portuguese service with Bene-
diction. Week days. Low Mass at 9
and Z a, m,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-08
Landlords Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, G. BREWER g. CO., LTD, have
goods and chattels, the property of j. p p
CALLACO, for rent due by said j. p p.
Callaco to the said G. Brewer a. Co. Ltd. and
in arrear to the amount of Two Hundred and
Forty d liars (s240) for rent of certain prem
ises on Hotel street, to wit:
Counters, Shelves. Show Cases, Picture
Frame, Lamp Shade, Baskets, Japanese
Boxes, ETC., etc.
And notice is further given that said
Goods and Chattels will be sold at Public
Auction at the auction room of Jas. f. Nor
gan, on Queen street, Honolulu, II. /. on
THURSDAY, February Goth, 1896, at 10
o'clock a. M, to satisfy that rent due and in
arrear as aforesaid on the above described
premises.
S7s lot C. BREWER & CO., LTD.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
WHEAT Is A TRIFLE LOWER
SOLD ~ 4 CENT EARLY, HuT RE-
COVERED MOsT OF II.
Diamond Match Fixture Weakened
the Murkrt-Corn ana Provisions
10th Close H~igh-r-Onts ut
Unchanged Prices.

Chicago, Ill. Aug. i-After a weak start,
g lscd by the piamond Match failure, wheat
uloSed firm on Il good demand Tor ship
mcnts. at 5si-c for September, against yus-
~tcriay's close Of SS.c. Corn closed ilc
higher. and provisions closed firm and
higher.
There was II moderate trade in wheat.
principally local. The feeling at the start
was rather uncertain, owing to the easier
feeling In Wall street. and then the large
local failure on the Stock exchange was Il
factor, but the market. all things consid-
cred, held up fairly we'll. Initial trades
were at lIllsc loss. hut rallied lie, cased
of a little and closed with isc decline.
The weather was most favorable, being hot
and clear in the winter wheat sections,
which Is Just what is wanted to dry out
The grain and put tt in condition for thresh-
ing. Cables were up i.d and there was u
decrease on ocean passage, Prospects ia
yored very moderate worlds shipments
and also added something 10 the price.
The poor grading of to-Gay's arrivals was
noticeable. out of 24I cars new, ~ were
No. . red, ~ No. / red, and "A no grade,
hut with good weather the quality VIII an
doubtcdly improve. Northwestern receipts
are increasing again. Contract stocks here
decreased lat week.
Trading In corn was of fair volume. with
increased interest from the outside, itictu-
atlous covering 7sTElc range. I'll market
opened weak. with wheat and other spec
ufUtlve commodities. owing to the rompliea-
tipus in Diamond Match and New York
Biscuit, but soon rallied, selling up lc, and
iinal hgires showed l.GH-r gain. Early
offerings We're quit" readily absorbed.
There was less than the usual interest
In the oats markets, and prices moved
within sc range ana closed AZ about the
top at unchanE d prices. Trading was
chiefly IN September and May. y few
traders had Information that a private
crop report to be issued tomorrow Will
show i reduction IN the condition Of 20
points since last month. There was some
buying on this, and it helped to strengthen
The market.
While traders IN the grain markets were
trying Ia persuade themselves that the
Moore failure On the Stock exchange
should make their grain cheaper, thu pro-
visions men were diiycn 10 other consia-
erttipr-. and acted l7 II diamond Match
had never been heard OF IN the pork git
III" Uut'rr that most concerned the pOrk
mon appeared 10 bu whether or not there
was q Canadian syul.utir IN control Of 'he
September ir1l Many appeared to believe
thrru WIS more trlfu han good news In
A. for the shorts, and the latter were evt'
DENLY Impressed with an i5na Of danger
Hhc1l, fnr futu bpu-If September pork.
Estimated rta"lDt- tH-uurrnw-Wh-at l2-
car; '"ru. y. alHa, uli=t ~ cars, hugs,
11.rn had.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

Most Western Kansas counties complain
OF hot, dry weather.
Black sea shipments OF wheat last week
were 2.s1a,0p bushels.
Liverpool stocks OF wheat decreased Sd5,-
90 bushels, corn is 90 bushels last month.
Flour Increased 2l.Up barrels.
The quantity OF wheat and flour on ocean
passage decreased i.eo,vj bushels last
week. Corn increased 10000 bushels.
j. II. Teinpler wired from Mcpherson,
kas., YESTERDAY: Late corn worthless; to.
fifteen days ago In our territory.
The temperature In Kansas and Missouri
Monday ranged from % to ioi. No, rain
fell anywhere except in Minnesota. Some
what cooler weather is predicted.
Bradstreet's weekly statement Of grain
stocks, issued yesterday, shows n decrease
of SI2,00 bushels wheat In this. country. q
decrease OF 2,2ap.eo bushels In Europe and
aiioat.
4 !, Smith is jns, back from a trip oyer
T niitistiyst ~ rain ,nSe ali aMiecnrs" i that t"r road and he
never saw corn look finer.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for ex-
64.6O packages OF hour. lIS.0"p bushels of
corn and 5000 bushels OF oats. Wheat
and -four exports for two days amount to
$4,000 bushels.
The Iowa weekly crop bulletin says:
THE weather conditions have been very
unfuvorable for completing the work of
stacking and threshing from the shocks.
An as a result OF the frequent and heavy
rains Of the past two weeks the unsecured
grain has been materially injured by rot
ting and sprouting. Oats suffered the
greater damage. but spring wheat has also
been badly damaged. Corn Is doing notably
well. except in some localities where II was
broken down by wind and hail storms on
the night OF the asth.'
The Kansas weekly crop bulletin Issued
Tuesday says; The temperature has aver
aged four degrees above the normal. The
hot. dry week has been excellent for hay
ing. thre$hing and maturing corn. but IN
places the heat prevented much work.
In the middle division, early corn is ma
turing rapidly, leaving the late corn,
which Is In fine condition., stu subject to
weather conditions. The second crop Of
alfalfa is being cut in Chautalqua county
and the third In Riley. Flax shows a fair
yield. pastures are fine and cattle in good
condition.
The Nebraska weekly bulletin says: Rain
has been general and exceeding an inch
over the greater portion OF the state. In
tho eastern portion of the Platte river val
ley. the rainfall ranged from 80 inches to
$50 inches. In a small section in the en-
trcme south western part Of the state the
rainfall was between a quarter and n half
able one for the growing crops, but has
generally delayed the stacking and 'hresh-
ing Of small grain. No material injury has
been done to small grain. Corn has grown
finely and now promises an unusually iine
crop. In the outhWest.rn counties a few
fields have been ruined by dry weather.
Generally there IL n feeling OF confidence
hat the crop is assured as far as moisture
is concerned.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

New York. Aug. 4.--Money on call frme-
AZ 2n3i. per cent. Last loan. 2: closed 9.
Prime mercantile paper, Sha7if per cent:
business in bankers bills at f4.s9u4. SOL
for demand and N.ssn4Sst for sixty days;
posted rates. si.ssis and N.s9iaa4.a6; com.
mercial bills. a.sTi3; silver certificates,
GSA,u69c.
Lcndon. Aug. 4.-Money y per cent. TIL.
rate Of discount in the open market for
shcrt bills ILLS. The rate of discount in
market open for three months bills / lis
nlN, per cent.
New York, Aug. Bank clearings, ssi,-
23!,6aj; balances. $3.50 ne.
Boston. Aug. 4.-ClearinEs. 81, 43a. O75; bal
ances. 81. 2ai, SsS.
Philadelphia, Aug. 4.-Clearings, sil.S35.-
Gi; balances, 81 ,2i7,2,i.
Raltimors Aug. i.-ciearings, 1852. $50:
Cincinnati, o.. Aug. 4.-Money 4ds pe-
cent. New York exchange, CSC premium.
Chicago. Ill.,, Aug. 4.-Money steady at
6ai. per cent. for cali loans and commer-
Cial paper. New York exchange at 81.
Discounts before clearings, sterling posted
rates, si.sai2 on demand: t.S on sixty
days. Rank clegrinEs. 81. 279.nO.
81. Louis Aug. +-Clearings, ss.si4.s $50:
balances, Sisi. $50. Money 6dS per cent
asked. $50
Memphis. Aug. 4.-Clearings, sioi.ooe;
e saIii siSI7t New York exchange,
Nov Orleans. Aug. i.-Clearings. ST.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
FIrm-,nrm Sirnugcr-nnt,
Unsettled.

.Ra y.-.. ~
IN +t'r- wheat '-.-'- hll-A1!a' rorn' p
~ 'I.i''7t "iiHf "-'' hH7hrI-' ana rye,
O.. l-N,l' $4,000
NhlAI i''.lis past y Hpuf ,.,-aI'l
S'HI" 1900 lh.t }'tr ....frat... ssslnr-'l
Shipment -.... l"-p
I.'. '-LliaH'- F''N 5000 Ni' ~ 'Hr
market i'r lhl- strain uhl "A rNoler Nos :
Ntl9r men hHil HuF'HE. hH' iat Urpnr
tii0'r BON. S"Hi'' sH"" me -r'A'"1i
Ith}T- HH r'tAl+. H" IfA.I h.fy al
kAtst- Gus ~" . hHfHr ears at 8's'
30 a ht- .ats at ... " .irs az ~, 2
'nfH, ~ .i4'r car "i"I.' A' H' NJ :
an Hlr a. Sc. U~l".tei, 2 ears AT 49,
, aafs - 'a, s1t ht ".. 'Hr- a. ". ]
eng az AZ arI cate at ". Nlt 2 cars
.EH..g roo 40 Sc. ZOO! q .hol'" ~
y NJ. o r'i, nar at '"l', ana NO. . f,i,
-
Same Nur Inst year ,,----, ...---- LOO
~s1tpturni- -...-..- --.- .- ----.ii i"p
There wa pD' l''.. If" iG tho market
,r rgrc.nfs and D. 'Irru,r speculative mar.
bot. vrll.- rtlyl O. N'l" 7'fuus.r hot and
HOLDER. 20 uiyau- 1H,.r yi'ws and they
afu less anNiuut 10 sell than 4 few DAYS
aap hcuar t hrrnor tone % th" market
irrr, lv sample an track here AT Kan
sas rtiy; SO. mixed. 7 c1T lr -lN.r and l.
cars gt -s'. September. l","p bushels a.
g., No. % mixed. ! ctr at .l'ts No, 4
mixed, ] cur at a. and s4r a. ig'3s 80, .
white. 2 cars a. 2l'iai NJ. white, 2ia2ll.c
OATS-RrrviplH llt-t q hours ..,.....lThr
Stmr tine las' gear ...... ...,.,. 49,. 3,G,n
Shipments --'-'..-. ..t '.... -"
was a falr l,m1nI 11r good samples ami
no clos Wa irmrr 4ni there u, stiil a
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
MONEY, STOCKS and BONDS.
CHICAGO FAILURES GREATS A STIR
PRISE IN WALL STREET.
stocks Asnin Lower and Generai
selling bosh for Home and For.
eign Arcount-Bonds Were
DuIl and Weak.

A more confident feeling p%ervadcs the
money market OF the country. The action
Of the New York banks In restoring the
government gold reserve and their de-
termination to maintain II for some time
and furnish foreign exchange has checked
gold exports. which last week amounted to
only Sl7,cc. But while tho banks are
more disposed to let money out than ten
days ago. they are cautious and exacting
In their securities and In New York rates
statement Of last SATURDAY showed a de.
n,.saoe!i in 'G deposit. 81 asG,a5. but sse an u.
surplus reserve lost sTo.ea6. rmnaiins 1t now
s7.,2s,oo above the q per cent rule. This
i,ais,nfio os;.ey wf BIZ the p " Is ss ,se ree az
tirst glance. Perhaps It's worst feature is
posits may be largely accounted for by
the paying of these loans and Withdrawals
usually during July for payments Into the
Increase In legal tenders resulted doubtless
from 3m the resteration Of the E9vernment's
exchange OF that metal for legal tenders.
The, banks gained but little during the
week from the country and the call for
ment Is increasing for crop moving pur-
poses and must continue to grow a. The
quiet. In Philadelphia It is frmer. At
baltimore II Is quiet and the same may be
said OF Cincinnati. In coming West firm
ness Is found both In the Chicago and St.
Louis money market. the free movement of
grain In these. cities causing a better en-
ployment of funds than for some time.
Here at Kansas City the situation is
much the same as n week ago. The board
of trade people are using a little more
money, but the general trade is making
but little new paper. Deposits are being
checked against pretty freely. but there Is
little borrowing being done. The rate re-
mains firm at 2 per cent. Currency NOV
Ing to the country more freely being drawn
inys Tor the week ending Tiiesdav. sos.
80. against S0,'SS ,FAf, Il decrease OF 2,5l7.-
SIS, n loss of % per cent.
Eastern exchange steady.
Houston, Fible & Co. exchange brokers.
quote It us follows: New York. 800 dis
count; Chicago. soc discount; st. Louis, 4oc
discount.
The gold reserve Yesterday WINS $40. IS. to.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
A NOTICEABLE FAILING = IN THE
CATTLE SUPPLY.
Oklahoma, However, Comes to the
Front with DEMONSTRATING Teller
Constock's Colorado Jour
nc,-Pcrsonnl Gossip.

Tho failing off In the cattle supply here
during ,July was not large. but was pretty
generally distributed Even Kansas wni.n
has shown such u steady increase IN its
o,Iota h,retnfore. made a loss OF a few
,ha,s,na ,1,,ripg tho month. Oklahoma,
,housanu duri"s ~ n v, snin Thc
however, mhhe u Nu"Sl
total receipts from January 10 July 81
show n decrease OF 2,S6S as compared with
tho same fine last wear. whereas for the
-, -. ~. y,ip ,f 4 in;
nrst SIN months 'heie vas " ~" ~
Hogs, however, continue to make genera
gains. Kansas added much to Its former
i,,r.aso opa ,b,ro ,vas n noticeable gain
- ~ ava a s,ight
from okiahomh anu icAns nhu u s's"s
swelling OF supplies from everywhere. for
tho seven months the increase In the sup-
ply was i66.sSs. Sheep, too. ran heavier
during July than the same month last
year. adding over lo,VD to the general gain
since the first of the year making 1t for
the seven morahs 6i,Gil. There has also
been pretty general gain In horse and
mule receipts since the first of the year.
Nearly every state tributary to this mar
ket has given us more horses and mules
than the first seven months OF 1926.
the general gains being il,vbl.
Paying Teller Comstock, OF the Inter-
state National bank, is back from a short
vacation In Colorado. He had a delightful
time, barring accidents. He went to the
Garden OF the Gods one day In a stage
coach and It took II into It's head to. up
were bruised and some Were scratched.
He got out without the loss of a limb or
an eye, and comes back much refreshed
and in~vigorated by his trip.
visitor, NJ inc i"."s WIZ" s'o'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
state and Government nonds.
sex. interest.


New York. Aug. 1.-THE failure of Moore
Bros, OF Chicago. was "a complete sur
prise to Wall street, and was at first as
sumed To- include the collapse o. the Ola;
the New York Biscuit Company. which
had been promoted by the firm. The sem
s~etional character of the failure, and the
Stock exchange pending a Establishment.
led the financial community at large to ex-
pect the most startling disclos ures. 1t was
involved as holders Of collatsrsls. aud that
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
Wool. IIides nnd peIt..

WooL-onist but unchanged: Quoted:
medium, salls; medium. li1fa1ahc; comb
Nebraska and Indian Territory-Fine, 50
Sc; hne medium. 7u9c; medium. Sdl0c;
combing, sQl0c. coarse. 7Gsc. Colorado
Fine, case: fine medium. 7a9c; medium. 50
loo; coarse and carpet. Ease: extra heavy
and sandy. 5aSc.
HIDES AND PBIlTs-steady and in fair
demand Quoted: Green and sailed, free
OF brands, No. l.. 5Ac per pound, No. ..
DC; green sailed. butt branded. No. i, SC:
No. ., 4isc; green sailed. side branded. No.
!. &c; No. 2, sac; green salted kips. 10 to IS
calf. Sto is pounds. No /: &c: No. 2. &c:
branded, around sac; green uncured, No. i.
dry salt hides, No. &. SIC: No. 2. &c:
sheep pelts. green. 100000: dry. 314c per
TALLow-wc quote as follows: No. l.
St. Louis, Aug. A.-wooL-Slow sale but
steady. Quoted as follows: Missouri, Illi-
nois. etc,-Med:um combing, lsql3&c; light
fine. 9isal0c; heavy line. sika3c. Kansas
and Nebraska medium, 1O4Ilc; light fine,
stsu9isc: heavy line. 7a7isc. Texas, Ar.
kansas, Indian Territory fall and spring
medium, nl9ai2e; light line. 9aS,scc: heavy
fine. 7isusc; Western medium. llhQi2c;
light fine. 9q9iac; heavy fine, 7a7lsc. Tub
washed. choice. ls,sc: fair. l5ul6c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

There was considerable speculative ex-
element in pork yesterday and everything
else was strong in sympathy, but a slight
advance in meats and lard brought ont
free offerings by packers and checked any
decided bull movement. There was fair
trading in cash stun, however, and the gem
eral tone of the market was better than
for some time.
We quote car lots:
GREEN ADMINISTRATIONS. s3.75 per
cwt.; hams. ST.Jgu7.75.
S. T. MEATS-Hams. sT.75us.25; Shout
ders, 500,
d; s.. MEATS-Partly cured)-Shoulders,
cash, $3.50 per cwt.; short rib sides. cash,
$50; long clear sides. $3.50: short clear
LARD-cash, $50, and September. 81, 20.
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LIVE STOCK by TELEGRAPH.

st. Louis. NO., Aug. 4.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts, 1850. Market steady: native ship
ping steers, s3,5Oai.2 20; dressed beef grades,
3,0bui.Oo; COWS and heifers. $l.spq3. so; Tex.
as steers. s2.Sjai3.i0; cows, sl.75a375.
HOGS-Receipts, 6,0JJ. Market steady,
LiEhl, .ss.soa3.so; mixed, s2.Vas9o; heavy.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1850. Market strong;
natives, s2.5oh3.25; lambs, t3.O0H5.0.
Chicago, III, Aug. 4-CATTLE-Receipts,
800. Native beef steers are now selling on
the basis of S.25n3.O for common dressed
beef stock up to si.25ai.D for choice TO the
bulk OF !he sales at A.VyaA.35. There is q
fair stooker and feeder trade at q. 6Ol3 90,
the demand being mostly for stockers. A
few fancy heifers sell now and then at 1884
QiO0, but II takes very superior heifers 10
bring 1913, and most of the cows sell at
a low range of prices, Bulls sell about as
usual and there was a good calf trade to-
day at SagJa5;+0, 1t being calf day" Tex
ans were unchanged and Western rangers
flesh. Very few cattle from Mountains, Wy
MoGs"Reeeipts, 100. Heaviss sold at
s.; Isf3,95; mixed, t3lous70; medium, al ss,06
M3.So, and light weights ut 81. aOu SO. Heavy
sold largely AT k.O0u3 20: medium, at $3.l50
3.25, and light, at s3.35nS.5O.
SHF.EP-Heceipts, 1900, and salable at
N.5oul LIE for inferior up to S.0Oa3.e5 for
good to choice Hooks, sales being largely
at s2:gDa3.l5 for natives and at so.5on3.00
for Western range sheep, which predom-
the way from S,c9iiS.5O for culls up 10 $3.50
price between sheep and lambs continues
Unusually great,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

also Wholesale liquidation In the grangers
and other shares might result. Lower
London cables previous to the opening
also created an unfavorable Impression.
Accordingly. there was a rush to sell at
fifteen minutes the market was democrat.
lied under. liquidation, bear offerings and
sales for foreign account. The situation
was aggravated by expectations of a sharp
advance In rates for money and CONNER
cill paper.
In the time specified declines were scored
~favorite objects Of attack. The CLOSING
was Irregular at net declines OF lI2
per cent In the leading shares.
The railway bond market was dull with
a sagging tendency. Tho sales were HT,-
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Dry Goods.

New York. Aug. 4.-Aiore buyers, more
life and much more demand and sales than
on any Tuesday for many weeks made the
dry goods trade better than yesterday. The
improved feeling of previous reports In
the result of necessities for replen.shiI6
jobbins stocks to meet the demands OF the
Si,s morn rs sIa ai h a naapSSt Is 1stisI;
cloths duh at gac bid n no sellers.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

Now York, Aug. i,-Bar silver. $3.50;
Mexican dollars, 535.c,
London, Aug. Bar silver, $3.50 per
ounce.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

There was n little more life and a better
tone to the market. yesterday. though
We're more rood drx lot steers in than on
Monday. and several fancy lots. They were
In very good dcmand and steady-maybe,
scarce and best firm and in very good de-
mand. Poor dahl and weak. Suckers and
feeders fairly active and nice. smooth
growthy ones showed firnness. Quite a
of buyers were in and some order
demand. Range cattle made up a good
per cent OF the receipts. In the native d.
vision sales were slow. though prices were
generally steady. In the Texas division the
feeling was more healthy than on Mon
day. The arrivals dropping of materially
caused good steers to rule nrn, early. but
the close was dull. Cows unchanged. Mich
quiet, but steady. Common. sl5fil';
medium to firm, seoa2i, and good to choice,
ry1,r SarES
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

California, white. lGq17c; . pound comb.
California. dark. 1oa13c:. extracted. In cans
e97c; extracted in barrels. 546c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

New York. Aug. 4.-CoFFEE-options
opened steady at 5qio points advance; ruled
quiet with disappointing Havre cables, on
set by higher Hamburg quotations and
large warehouse deliveries; became active
on fears that big crop was oyer discounted
In .ow price; closed steady it l0a2D points
net advance. Closed at August, l0.25aiO. SOC;
Ser TENDER 9.75I9. soc,
Spot coffee-Rio. steadier; No. Z, Rio,
HE: mild, uuiet. ~
suGAR-Raw firm; fair refining, &c; GEN.
trifugai. % test, 3lsc. Refined market firm;
crushed t9sc; powdered. &c: sranulated,
View Orleans, Aug. 4-coFFEE-Quiet.
Mo erdlnaIy to low fair: l5ifais3sc.
4 l-isc; yellows. si.QIc; seconds, as.asi.esv
MomASSEs.pull: centrifugal. sgsc. Oh,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

The following are the bid and asked
of stocks of Kansas CITY banks and
other local securities, as furnished by H.. i,
Wright & Co, brokers, Armour building:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
". A. RULE, Cashier

othy. choice, ss.5DUTO. No. 1, sb.5ou6.c.
clover, mixed. No. !. si5cp5,@: No. 2
mixed, tLphi.b0.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

New Orleans, Aug. 4,-CoTToN-Futures
quiet and steady; sales, 1900. August,
6.0sz6,s5c; September. 6.G7a66sc; October,
6Gq6.esc; November. 667n6,ssc; December.
671d6.I2c: Janary. 6Tas.Tsc: February, SIS
a6.S3c; March. 6,s6a6.ssc.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05
corn BULLETIN.

For the twrnty-four hours ending at 7 a
M, Central time. August I, 1885;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-05

Chicago, Aug. 4~.-Rye-Cash, 3O,sc; Au-
7ai2c;- cash southwestern. 1,sc; Septem.
seed.Cash. sS.l5; August, *2's7i4; septem-
ST. Louis, Aug. 4.-Rye-Cash, Csc, Flax
seed-Cash, 65as6c. Timothy seed-New.
s.. 1n3
Toledo, o., Aug. 4.-Rye-ouiet: No. 9
cash, 32isc. Clover seed-Dull; steady;
prime, cash. fi.60.