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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25
Raiiway Pa..cngcr statious,

Dearborn station. Polk and Dearborn
streets. The trains Of the following rOads
leave this station:
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
Chicago aud Erie.
Chicago and Grand Trunk.
Wabash.
Union Station. Canal and Adams streets.
The trains of the following roads leave
Chicago. burlington and Quincy.
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul.
c., ~. ~ IT. J.. iEvunston branchl.
Chicago aud Alton.
pl,tshnrg; IT. Wayne and Chicago.
Pan Handle.
street and Fifth avenue The trains Of
the following r"s.'s 'sa.' shts station:
RaltlssO,e ana ONO.
Wisconsin Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Rock Island Depot. Van Bnren street ana
Pacific avenue. The trains OF the follow.
Ing roads leave this station.
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific.
Lake shore ana Michigan southern.
Nickel Plato.
iliinoIs Central Suburban Station. foot Of
Randolph street. From this station leave
the trains NJ the
illinois Central II. II.
Northwestern Passenger Station. Kinxie and
Wells streets. From this station leave
the trains Of the various divisions Of the
| Northwestern Railway.
! Alley "L." Depot. Congress street. between
state and Wabash avenue.
Lake "L." Depot. Madison and Market
atrepta.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25

Wells, Frank, "a ia saiie at.
Wheelock. Edwin d.. 10 washington s.
Wi.On Wa1sT H. NSrsssTn %sssInr,nn 8cs b'ds
lander, Edward W.. 155 La Sale st. !
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
Adds. Owen f.. Monadnock Bldg.
Bass, Perkins. y. 149 La Sale st.
Blair. Chnuncey j.. 81 La Sale st.
BGsk: WILLARD % T.. 100 Sa Mashims,9n shin. u., ct.
bryan. Thomas b., Monadnock Bldg.
Chancellor, Justus, Major Block.
clarke; John y. Ashland Block.
Colvin. William H.. li5 Dearborn st:
Corneau. David r.. Stock Exchange Bldg.
Corwlth. Charles H.. ~ Washington st.
Fisher. Lncius o.. Polk and Plymouth place.
Eitzslmons. Chas.. Tacoma Bldg.
G%rrity, i Patrick % +" H." ,sii % Masonic Temple.
Gaylord. Frederick, 1I5 Dearborn st.
Giles. William A.: 3l i,o,,len Block.
IIalibcrr, l.. Gustaye. ii0 La Sale st.
iianiy. Henry IL. stock Exchange.
lIaype. william j.. 42s Dearborn st.
1Iurf, Harvey d.. o? Washington st.
iiutchinson. Chas: L.. Corn Exchange Bank.
Johnson, ; 9. ; Porter. Ashland a. 'f block.
Lcfcns. .Thies j.. III Washington st.
Letter, Levi r.. 81 Clark st.
1.owcnthal. Derthold, Security bldg.
Mccormick, IL. Hall. 81 La Sale st.
Nelson. Walter g.. 100 Washington st.
Peabody, Francis ID. 16i Dearborn sr.
pcrcc. tct;rand W.. 525 The Rookery.
Pike. Eugene y. 3Oi, 1c4 Dearborn st.
Porter. Washington. Hartford Bldg.
Irlndivillc, Redmond, 5lI stock Ex. Bldg.
l,ickcoris. George T., 1OI Dearborn st.
Rosenberg. Julius, 1874 Dearborn 81.
Rycrson, Martin a., Chamber of Commerce.
Scaverns, George A.. 137 Rlalto Bldg.
sheldon. Theodore. Borden Block.
Smith. Byron L.. lO3 la Sale st.
Spooncr. Frank T.. $50 Marquette Bldg.
Starbuck. James NJ. Rialto Bldg.
stewart. Archibald A.. Stock Exchange.
Thornton, Charles s.. Major Block.
Walker, Henry H.. Tacoma Bldg.
Wheeler. Augustus w. stock Ex. Bldg.
wlllouyhby. Charles L.. 30 La Sale 81.
Iaggy. levi W.. Lake Forest, Ill.
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Chicago Real Estate hoard.


Pres!dent-Cieorge Blrkhofr. Jr.
NIce Fresident-John II. Knight.
Ireasurer-oharles l.. Hammond.
Secretary-Earl l.. Hambleton.
Executive Committee--,;eorge H. High
Albert L. u. Goodridgc. Valentine II. Sursh.
nor.
Valuation Commit,ee-Dunlap Smith. Ed.
gar Nj. snow. Robert l.. Walker. Beniamin
"A. Fesscnden and james H. Van vllssingen.
Public Service Committce-South Side:
George l., Warner. Edwin f.. Getchel North
West Side: Albert j. Stone, Jacob e, Mauili.
Paul u. Stcnsland.
v,I,, Membership Comnittee-I.yma Baird.
gene II. fl,hbnrn:, Henry l.. Turner Josiah
I. Lombard. William a. Bond. Walter II.
Wilson, Charles II, Rice.
Call Board Committee-Joseph l.. Manning,
!uthbert. W. Laing. John +. Donlan. WIN. j.
Lukens. Horace T.. Hurlhut.
reference Coniuittnc-Samuel T.. Gross
Edward w. Zandcr. Marvin A. Farr
Members of the Chicago Real Estate
Board.
Amick. Pleasant. 30 Lg Sale st.
Baird. Lyman. M La sale ~.
Baird. Wyliys W.. ~ La Sullc -.
baldwin. Byron A.. Borden Block.
ballard. Frank T.. loo Washington st.
Barnes. Francis A.. l5I La Sale 81.
Barney, Bruce b.. Borden Bloch
bartlett. John a.. 81. l52 La Sale st.
Bay. Geo. T.. GS La Sale -.
Birkhoff. George. Jr.. - Washington st.
Boguc. George NJ. The Ilookcry.
Boguc. Iamblcton, H.. The Rookcry
Eond. William A.. Il5 Dearborn u.
Honney. Charles H.. Lexington Hotel
nournique. Eugene a. Chamber of Com.
Eutzow. Robert g.. ~ La Sallc -.
Calrnduif. william H.. 3oi Inter Ocean.
Calkins. Charles H., Opera House i,ig.
oanncli. :; Wilmer. ipI dearborn At.
Chandler. Frank H.. llo Dearborn -.
Chandler. Pcytou H.. liO Dearborn II.
Chase. Charles c.. Chamber Of Commerce..
christian. Harry W. Tacoma l,llg
Cochran. j. Lewis. opera House Bldg
toe. Albert L., 100 Washington ~.
crawford. y. w. Masonic Temple.
tremin. John T.. ~ Clark 1t.
Cummings. Edmund A.. 10 Dearborn 81,
Curtis, John H.. 10 Dearborn ~.
pclamatcr. Samuel. IS Washington 81.
De Young. Benz. H., 1Ol Washington 81.
Dietrich. Henry -. 10 La Sale 81.
ponlan. John T.. - La Sale st.
Douncrsberger. Joseph. Il. l.. I'd. Bldg.
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Same Thing,

Kind lady-What Il nice little girl you
are! Is your father in business in this
city?
Little glrl-Buslness? Ny father
doesn't have to bother about business.
"Ah! Gentleman of leisure, then?
"Yes'm; he's Il detective."-NewY York
Weekly.
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state Central Com mittcc.
DEMOCRATIC.

Headquartcrs-Chcago
Chakrinan-w. II. Hinr!chscn.
Treasurar--w. II. Brinton.
Committemen.at-largc-J Il. Hopkins
Chicago: Thomas Gahan. Chicago: Samuel u.
Chase. Chicago: l,eniamin L. Cable. Rock
Island: W. II. Hinrlchsen. Jacksonville: (:
Thomas Nelson. Decatur: W. =. .Forman,
Nashville; Joseph T.. Mahoney. Chicago: r.
T.. Spangler. Chicago.
1. A. \, Goodrich. Chicago.
=. Thomas Byrne. Chicago.
2. John l.. I;clendecker, Chicago.
4. William I.ocE!cr. Chicago.
9. ". &. Conlon. Chicago.
q. Rudolph Brand. Chicago.
Z. Charles L. Williams, Chicago.
y. J. Hogan. Geneva.
%. W, -. Wright. Freeport.
10. John W. Potter. Rock Island.
II. Daniel Hcennn, Strcntor.
l2. George J.. Brennan. Joliet.
s3. W. u. Brlnton. TuscOla.
II. I. J. quinn. Peoria.
Is. ;. :. Hallam. Monmouth.
l5. T.. J.. Blnns, Pttshcld
II. j. u. Kicks, Tnylorv!l!e.
Is. J. II. Baker. sullivan.
~. Ross II. Fuller, Charleston.
~. Walter Watson. Mount vernon.
81. James u. Baker, Lebanon.
60 '''' REPUBLICAN,.
observation-disclosures.
Chalrnan-T. y. Jamieson.
S.cretury-C. \. Partridge.
Treasurer-iames ii, Gilbert.
Executive Commlttee-Dr. 7. y. Jameson.
Chairman. Chicago. waiter reeves, StFea''
or: Charles y. Hitch. Paris: Henry J.. uert.,
Chicago; Charles :. iIannels. Pisgah; w. u.
Halnllna. Macoulb Ira q. Coplcy. Aurora
William T. hall. Chicago; pr. L. =. wilcox,
Champaign Ed II. Morris, Chicago; W. L. y
Rhea. Marion. -,
Al I.arsc-A. W; Berrsren, Galesonrs'
isaac q, Edwards, Peoria. JDhn \. sterling,
Bloomin.to Edward II. Morris, Ca'caso;
John q. i,uckncr, Chicago,
L. Dr. I. y. Jaml"son, Chicago,
9 Chas. :. peic"n, chicago,
g. Ernest J. Nngerstaat. Chicago.
4. Joseph T.. Bldwlil. Chlcaso
g. Adam Wolf Chicago.
a. William Il. Ball, Chicago.
T. James Peasc. Chicago.
r. Ira 4. Copiey, Aurora.
y. Howard u. Hilton, Rockfori'
NJ, James Mckinney, Aled",
IL Ralph L, Bradford. Pontiac,
y. y. ". willard, Joliet
IA Dr l.. =. Wilcox. Champaign.
IA =. -. Spring, Peoria.
Is. VIM. H. Hain.lne, MacomD.
III Chas =. I;anneils, JncksonV'I!e'
IL ], IL. smith. Tay.oryilie;
IL. Dr. II. l.. Bennett, l.ltchneld'
IL. Chas. T.. Hitch Paris.
90 John IL. Miller, Mci-eansboro'
81 Dr W. A. Stoker, tentraiia,
4 tunel l'nDlpu,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25

Columbus Ga, has broken the record.
a man was convicted ana fined the
other day before the recorder for not re-
turning an umbrella.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25
Federal, State, County and City Officials.
Federal Omciols.

Collector Of Customs. -; Martin J. Russell
Collector q Internal revenue. iRvennW Nv. j. j MIas
United States Marshal. John W. Arnold
Custodian q. =. building. M. II. bailey
chief POstofllce Inspector. James y. Stuart
Appraiser Of the Port. Frank q. HOyne
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25
Foreign COnsuIs in Chicago.


Argentine Republlc-P. s. Hudson, So Jack.
sou street.
Austro. o.HnnIarIan-Henry Claussenlus, 7s
9th avenue. "
Belgium-Charles Henrotln. lG7 Dearborn
street.
Dennark-Emil Dreler, 200 Fremont street.
Frnnce-Edmond Bruwart, 70 La Sale
street,
Block.
Great BrItain-James II. sadler, ~ Dear.
born street.
Italy -Manassero di CastiglIole. liO La
Mexico Felipe BerrlozabaI, l28 Washing
ton street.
=, Ne!herlands.-George Birkhofr, Jr.. 81
Russia-M. II. Thai. 20 La Sale street.
Spain-Iiobart q. Chatheld-Taylor, Mon
tauk Block.
>, Sweden and NOrway-Peter svanoe. l5a
Ra ndOlph street.
swltzerland-A. HalInger, 1877 Washington
street.
1nrkey-Charles Henrotin. Stock Exchange
Building.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25

Let rich man start to make poor
family happy, aud the rest of the town
adopts the POOR family for pets.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-25
n.mocra,ic Central Com m ittee.

CIeadauarters-59 Dearborn street
CbalrIuau-Thomas Gahan. a.,
Vice eChairmen-Danlel q. Moore, John W.
Eanehart, Jesse Sherwood
S.sretary-iiohcrt T.. lurke.
Trrn,ur,r-Frcd l.. Eldred,
sergraut.at.arms-J, III. lJu!lafd
Executive guinmlttee-Ih0uIas bahah
Chairman Robert L. nurke, Secretary joan
", Lanehart, william Loe!iisr. iioI I,enrv 1u'F
donovan I.yHdcu Evans, Joseph . SGhN"p
iohn Towers, John j. brennan, lhouias
Byrne, Frank y. EFanGecEer' 'F" 'h"''es
COMMITTEES on prm !le'. Contests ga Appeais
-Frad 4. Eidred. ch irma danc, \. 'il.lhti'
Gsnru, r. Iap,!sy. Fred II, lceplc. J.iiiea De
Mcdonald, Thomas MulToohes anu '''' ''''''
Jobn ]. Coughlln. lG7 Madison st.; MI
chaeI K.uua, 2s4 ;, Clark 81,
p Martin Elnerlch, rs La sane ST. 'o"H
n RYAN l4ll Michigan ave, =,
a WIN. McAllister, 200 La Sale ST. H. t.
C0rrigan. ;SEi5 Michigan ave- go. ,,,.,
T. Patrick While. 3iD Indiana ave. Joan
II. Luiden,. S7ts Wabash ave, o. n
< Jacob l.. Mlller, .l5i Archer ave. d.
Flannigan, 10, 3lst Il. u,,,,
d. Patrick Morris, 3Gi3 Emerald ave; VIM
I o'BrIen, .7b.. Archer ave.
William CarmOdy, s55 s. IIalsted ST.
Jacob ]. Kern. states Attorney 0nice;
8. John Dullard, III Brown st.; william
Leny Wm. H. H. Dunn, W. Iith st.; Thomas
TO- Peter J. Burns, as W. 18th ST.; Hugh
Currau, Az Hastings ST. -,
n. q, Mcdonald, GOi Security Bldg.;
WIN. Sngcnt, 49l West Madison -.
10 Th1s j. Mulr0Oney, 1867 Congress 81
lanes McAndrews, $50 Washington blvd.
IL. Dennis Consldine, ii3. Fulton st.; Pat
Flick j. DOnahue, Broom -.
IA Louis A. Legner GiG y. l.cayitt ST.
Ioseph S schwab, ii9 Potomac ave,
IL John FitzslmmOns, 9Is y. Leayltt ST..
O. W Lewke, $50 ~ Oakley ave.
le ]. j. Klein, 800 W. Huron ST.; Stanley
r. RJnz, 6sJ Noble ~.
II, i. 81. GOsselln. ls2 y, Green ST.; N. ~
O'COnnor, 9Is w. Lake st.
Is John j. Brennan, ia W. Madison st..
n g. ConlOn, Madison and Sanganon sts
10. ]. A. Haberkorn, 255 Center ave; John
HOwers, u Lyle 81.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02

Lettuce. home grown. choice bca75c per
ishes. shipped stock. poor at. 81 per bushcl
box; ac per half bushel basket: home
Grown, &c per dozen punches.
&c per ! dozen punches; shipped stock. Csc
per half bushel basket. Pie plant, 25c for
2 to 4 dozen punches. C%ucuinbers. 5000
l.gj per dozen; Texas stock. tl.50 per one
third bushel box. Parsley, home grown.
,yc per bushel. Spinach, home grown.
zoe per bushel. Green peas. quality poor
as a rule. I5c for Arkansas third bushel
boxes. N.W for half btshel baskets: Missls-
sippi. N.25 per bushel box. Kale. home
grown. sSc per bushel. string beans. wax.
Texas, Soc per third bushel box; 4 basket
crate. $780,. Louisiana beans, per bushei.
H.oo. Cauliflower. choice. 500 per dozen.
BROOM C~oRN-Short and common, 5000
900 per tom. self-working, fair to. GOOD.
S0.0Od40.0o: self-working. choice, si5.vu
5000 all hurled. sso. oOg5o.oo; dwarfed. 5000
a45.O.
FEAT1fERS-Pr,me geese. s5c per pound:
dark and soiled, 2JfiS0c: mixed and old. leI
Soc. ] per cent tare on small sacks ana .
per cent. on large.
,BEEswAx.No. 1 amber. PC per pound;
No. ? nfnber zoe.
GROUND LINsEED CAKE-we quote:
Gar lots. tlIN per ton; 2.0o pounds. ss."'
l.vp pounds. 5000, and less, si.2j per evil,
HONEf-l pound comb. white. 15c; iail'
California, white, 16tl7c; . pound COMB
California. dark. 10fil3c: extracted. In cans
oUtct extracted, In barrels, Jiibc.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
Mool, Hide. mud Pclts.

.WOor-Duli. but steady. quoted as
follows: Missouri and similar-Flnc. !msc;
hne medium. an1oisc; medium. loisnl2,sc;
rombing. lie; coarse. Sale; Kansas. Ne
braska and. Indian Ter~ritory.-Fine. ia
&c; hhe medium. IleT1oc; medium, euilc'
combing. 10ni2c coarse. sni0c; Colorado
zine. 6p9c; fine medium. In9c;. medium.
snllc; coarse and carpet, sqlOc; extra
heavy and sandy. 5d7c.
HIDES AND PELTSpemard a little
better and prices steady. Quoted as follows:
Green and. sailed. free of brands, No. 4. $40
Per pound: No. 2. 4c;. green sailed. butt
or sGTandS G No. !; i'4c;: No; sc; green salt.
green sailed kips. IL to % pounds No. !.
DC; No. &c; green sailed calf. 5 TO. i.
pounds. No. /. g.; No. .. &c: green sailed
hides. Nos. ] and ., butt branded. around
GAG: green incurred. No. 1, 3iac; dry flint
hides. No. l., 7c;. No. e &c; dry sailed
green. foneoc; dry. 4ajc per POT nd.
quote as follews: No. j..
st. Louis. May 1.-wOoI-Steady. but
slow sale. Quoted as follows: Missouri
and Illinois. comhinE, lsc; clothing. ll,,s9
,knnsas and Nebraska, medium. .adiic;
ieht fine, IMsc: heavy fine. bu6c.. Texas,
Arkansas and indian Territory-Fall and
spring medium, l0ullc: light fine. Snec;
heavy, fine. bd6c. Western-Modium. aT
lOlac: light. fine. Ease: heavy fine. 5d6c; tub
washed, choice. l9a20c: fair. l7dlsc.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02

New York. May 1.-Aloucy on call easy
Mt ~, per cent. prime mercantile paper.
4isI5is per. cent; sterling exchange firm,
with actual business In bankers bills at
1.sstMi.@ for demand and AZ $i,s7atuiS,
for sixty days: posted rates, $lssigdisJ and
Sisgiani,3 90; commercial hills. Si.S7.
London, May Mooney ilHi. per csn:.
The rate of discount In the open market fo-
short and three months Mills Is z, per cent.
New York. May l.-clcariuRq, $,u5, ~, So;
balances, 1906, SIG.
Boston, May l,-clearings, sl72ie,aso; bal
anccs, S2,jGT .j0S.
Philadelphia, May l.-Ccarinss. SI0.i53,-
s6i: balances, 81. $50.
Baltimore, May 1.-Clcirings. S2,5Gl, 03j
balances, s3i6,sl6,
Cincinnati, May Mooney 4i.1G per cent.
New York exchange. zoe premium, Clear
Chicago. May l.-Clsulnga. So Sc, coo.
Money on call steady At q pu' cent; on time
tai per cent. New York exchange 75c pre-
MUM. Foreign exchange market steaIy:
bankers U.ondon) STERLING, $i>9gs AMI
iLSsia,
St. Louis. Mo, May l.-Ci"arings, si,o62
ll3; balances. Si26,sl6 Money GIS per rent
premium; New York exchange Sl0o pre-
mium bid; sl.25 asked.
Memphis, Tenn, May l,-Cl'lrings, S5Gl =
si9: balances, S2l1 81. New York exchange
Yelling at Sl.yO premium.
New orleans, May l-ClrarinEs. 81, if0.-
81, New York exchange, bank, sl.50 per
100 premium, commsrslul, 2Jc per $1,000
discount.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02

April receipts of corn in Chicago were
6.&t3 cars-ihe largest of any April since
1881.
Light showers fell Thursday night
throughout Missouri. Iowa and Illinois and
in the Northwest. Cooler weather prevails
everywhere.
The four Atlanic ports cleared for export
yesterday 6I,i63 bushels of wheat. 20,32o bar
rels Of flour, $3.50 bushels of corn and
$50 bushels Of oats,
Northwestern country elevators contain
i0p,Jp, bushels In April. ON May !, 1895, the
stocks were G.6jo.0"D bushels.
Liverpool stocks of wheat are 2.T50,GO
bushels, a decrease in April OF ll2,Go bush
els; corn. 7as.H1 bushels, decrease 49,, 90
bushels; hour. si,0o barrels, decrease 1000
barrels.
Secretary Ripley. of the Missouri state
board OF agriculture. issued yesterday his
crop report for April. He says dry weather
has hurt wheat. The Yield Is placed at So
Der cent. Oats In tine condition; yield. W;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
W. Il. HOUSTON. ". II. FIBLE.
Houston, fib!e & co.
BONDS AND STOCKS.
S2o DELAWARE. Telephone zoos
FINANCIAL.

The banks yesterday reported n good
counter business. but the call for money 10y
home borrowers WIS Hight. and what new
paper Offering of u miscellaneous charac-
Ter. But redisCounts from the country
continue good. and the cattiomcn ut the
yards are still wanting money. Hence.
loans are holding up well, and rates steady
and firm at IuS per cent. But little cur
fency going TO the country. Bank clear
inge. 81. 40. gu: same date last year, 81, dSJ..
ET: n decrease of sagj,glJ; n loss of 10 per
cent.
Eastern exchange hardly SO firm, but de-
mand good.
Houston. Ffhlc & Co.. exchange brokers,
quote II as follows: New York. si.oi prem.
ium; Chicago. zoe prcmiurn; st. Louis. 4cc
premium.
CO., 30.
There was 100000 In gold taken in New
York for export yesterday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
SECRETARY SMITH EXCITED.
discovers something That Isn't So"
About the Free Homes nh.

Washington. May l~.-(Special.) Secretary
lioke Smith was the victim of a terrible
fright to-day. The Tillman-Hill fusilade
might have stopped it. but 1t did not. The
secretary discovered that the Oklahoma
free homes bill had been injected into the
Indian bill In the senate last week. As a
result he became frantic and fired his Of
fetal messenger with n protest to one Of
the conferrees and demanded that the free
homes provision be eradicated from the
bill in conference.
This may Indicate how nearly correct the
secretary Is about official business. The
II The secretary knew anything about pub
lie business of that character he would
have known that his information was in
correct. But the display indicates what he
would do If the free homes bill should pass
the senate while he is permitted to swash
around the department of the interior.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02

corn is pu. at Is and stand good. Clover.
cotton and meadows good. The fruit pros
poets are flattering and immense crops are
predicted. Chinch bugs, caterpillars and
canker worms are reported numerous.
The I,ondon Statist says that stocks of
wheat In the United Kingdom. including
farm supplies and the quantity ahoat for
United Kingdom ports. Aggregate &5.aSs.pD
bushels. agains, 6j,2ps,co bushels at this
time last year.
The Minneapolis Market Record says:
"Onc OF the interesting topics OF discussion
In speculative circles this spring is the
latcncss Of the season In. the Northwest.
The truth of the matter Is that thus far
there is little Impairment OF the. prospects
for a good crop. Throughout the North
west there are farmers who SOW their
wheat late from choice. and these people
this year lind conditions, thus far, to their
liking. Past experience shows that late
sown crops are sometimes among the
largest on record. In fact. the great crop
Of 1891 was Il late sown crop. and the good
crop OF 1892 was a late sown crop. In
North Dakota. on May .. 1892, there was
only 10 to 10 per cent of the area devoted to
wheat seeded In 1891 farmers were about
as late In getting into ground in that state.
Last year was earlier than ommon with
the greatest yield Of all. consequent upon
tho right sort of weather while the crop
was owl Their. was wheat put In late
last year and Il cane out with the same
big yield as the carly own"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
When Baby was sick, we gave her CastortA.
When she was q Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA.
-HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION
Via Union Pacific System.

on May 9TH. 18th. June 9th. 2sd, July It'll
and 2lst the Union Pacific will sell Home
seekers Excursion tickets to points in
Kansas. Nebraska, Colorado. Utah and
Wyoming at rate of one fare. plus 500.
for the round trip. and good for stop
overs; final limit twenty days. No stop.
Information apply to Union Pacific ticket
agent. No. 1900 Main st.. 1898 Union ave-,
and Union station. Telephone 100.
j. b. FRAWLEY,
General Agent.
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Coaee and sugar.

New. York. May l.-CoFFEE-Options
generally slow and featureless on local
Trading, closed steady at 10 points decline.
s ssIss, s;aso p Pea ga III. sasiud spS. s soif;se. l. Rio;
quiet. No. !, 1879; Mild. quiet; CoIdoya,
Central American p. l..
suGAR-Raw quiet but firm. Refined
quiet.
New Orleans, May L-CoFFEE-Rio.
sUGAR-Qviet; open kettle. sasac; csS-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
KANSAS CITY TO CINCINNATI
without Cannge of Cars.

The Wabash railroad Is now running
through cars 10 Cincinnati on their fast
every evening, making practically no
change of cars from Kansas City to Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and shortening the time
TO all above places from five to eight
hours. The Wabash Is the only line that
does this. II. N. GARLAND,
Western Passenger Agent,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
NO DELEGATE FROM ALASKA.
Bill Defeated In the House Yesterday
keena His Sent.

Washington, May 1.-The house again de-
voted the major portion of the day to
debate on the bankruptcy bill. Several
amendments were offered. but none adopt
ed. A bill TO provide for a delegate In
congress from the Territory of Alaska was
defeated-A to 60.
A bill was passed to authorize the free
importation of foreign exhibits to the
Tennessee exposition and the report in
the contested election case of Wilson ver-
sus McLaurin from the Sixth South Caro-
lima district, confirming the title of the
sitting m to his seat. was adopted.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02

Only thirty-eight miles from Kansas
City. just a nice ride through n beautiful
country along the banks OF the Kaw. The
finest picnic grounds in the West. Pure
water and air. and plenty of 1t. Magnih-
cent grove, Splendid carpet of thick
:>r all. Trains stop right at the gate
to grove. Telephone No, 100, or call at
city ticket office. Union Pacific. No. 1000
Main street,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02
LIVE STOCK by TELEGRAPH.

st. Louis, May observation-disclosures. 500.
Strong to 1Oc higher. Native beeves, $3.50
as; Tcvas steers, $2.s0a3.s0; stockers ana
feeders. s2.Jou3.55: COWS and heifers. S2.o01
3.55: bulls. 2.3oI2.75.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000. Market &c lower.
Heavy, s3.9ou3i0; mixed. s3.lOa3.35; light.
s3.20dS.5O.
SHEEP-Steady. Natives, s2.75d3.50; Tex
ans, s.. Is; spring lambs, $5.0ou7.O.
Omaha, May 1.-CATTLE-Receipts, LOO.
Market l0c higher. Native beef steers,
81 .iOT 10: Western steers, S.O0u3.S 50; Texas
steers, s3.5OT3.7O; cows and heifers, s2.5Oa
3.65; Gamers, $l.75i2.4 40: stockers and feed
ers, S2,s0n3,Sj: calves, s3.0oa5,00; bulls. stays.
etc, 81. 75a3.25.
HoGS-Receipts, $500. Market steady to
Sc lower. Heavy, s3.6d3.15; mixed, s3.05n
$40; light. s3.l5a3.3o; bulk Of sales. S3.1Og
3.l5
sHEEP-Receipts, 800. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives, s3.O0a3.5O: fair TO
choice Westerns, S2.T5a3.i0: common and
stock sheep. s2.O0a3.25; lambs, s3.509i.65.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-02

st. Louis, Mo, May i,-Rye.-No; : cash,
othy seed-Steady at s2boiS.W.
Chicago. May i-Rye-No. =, cash. sHac;
May, 55i.c. tlaSsccd-No. | cash, ole: May.
SIC. Timothy ~seci-Cash. S.25; September.
sS.io.
Toledo. O.. May l.-Clover s~cei-Lower
and dull. Cash. $50; october, A.55.