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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02
NO ONE WANTS SILVER.
Treasurer wilder, of the santa Fc,
Has Hard Work TO Get
rid of It.

Topeka. Aug, 1.-tSpecial.) Yesterday
was pay day In the Santa Fe general Of
fees here and Treasurer Wilder gave each
of the 500 employees u portion of his wages
in silver dollars. a tremendous kick
went up from the clerks as they departed
in turn from the cashiers window, laden
down with the white metal. Several of the
men refused to take the silver, and went
away to get their pay checks cashed down
town.
To the Journal correspondent Treasurer
Wilder said this morning. I'VE did not
paE off the men in silver in order to give
this building are already in favor OK sound
money. The fact is our vaults We're ohoked
uo with silver. and we had to get rid OF
II somehow. 1t Is one of the distrSsses OF
this department to know what to do with
the large amount of silver which comes in
from daily remittances from station
agents. We do business with twelve banks
in ColoraSS and New Mexico and some
times | am able to unload silver on them,
but the other day. when i telegraphed
of them asking how much they would
take ! got a reply from every one declin-
inS to take n dollar. Generally l manage
to put OF a part of our silver onto the
sul'-treasury at Chicago. but yesterday I
received a letter from the superintendent
beGsing me not to. send any more right
When we get silver into the sub-treasury,
treasury notes are sent in exchange. We
also send a great deal of silver to tn.
Chicago banks, but the recent of any
large amount by them Is usually the sig
nal for a roar. The simple explanation IL
that no one will handle silver money in
quantities If he can possibly help it,"
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New York, Aug. I.-To-day's stock mark
ct Was iull and professional. the only stock
that reached even comparative activity he
Ing Sugar. That stock also displayed the
widest nuCtuatlou. Early London prices
came slightly above Yesterdays local clos
ing and London was also ID moderate buy
en- Of Louisville * Nashville and st. Paul in
this market, The only developments that
could be considered to exert a legitimate
influence upon prices were comparatively
uudlsturbcd. but IN the past Jay or two
III roads In that section have also he
come embroiled. The result has been to
offset the good effect produced by the In
teritrcnCe of the courts In the Southern
DISPUTES. To-day the Seahonrd Air line
gave notice In accordance with the order
OF the United States circuit court Of lis
withdrawal on Angus $ of It's 20 l-3 per
cent reduction in freight and passenger
rates to Southern points. The dealings
have continued chiefly under the control Of
the professionals and at times the opera
lions IN sugar have entirely dwarf.d the
trading in the general list, The bond mar
Ept ruled dull but generally higher. The
feature Of the week was continued foreign
selling aud decided heavintss in the high
priced issues. The sales were $i,o3l 90,
Closing quotations on the New York
Stock exchange:
AIchiscn = iNS
Adams ESpfess .....'...,','''...."."lis
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.
LITTLE SPECULATION IN STOCKS
AND MAnKEr FEArunELEss.
sugar Active ana observation-disclosures
Duii, hut misunderstanding ES-
chnnrc SIN IIrm-Moncs
Continues null.

The week closed yesterday at the banks
as it ruled III" previous days, dun. There
boy home borrowers, Rates still held frin
at ) per cent Shipments OF currency to
the country light Bank elearinss Ng";,
is rs \, ~ ~ /, i"ss ." * par "snt
For the week, $T,iiS,Hp2, against tH.ssi ~, a
IL. rcaso or S2lns,ii-, II loss of Il per cent.
Eastern exchange steady,
Houston. Fihle & CO., exchange brokers.
quote IL AZ follows. New YORK. Sl.J dis.
count. Chicago, SOC discount. 81. Louis, Hoe
discount.
Thc New York bank statement Saturday
showed "A decrease in loans Of Ssei."p; In
specie of St.9Id."g, in deposits Of ss,"+i's1'.
but an Increase In legal tenders of sI.ils,1p.
Tho surplus reserve lost during the week
STO9Jo, making 1t nov 81 i2s,cuc in excess
ol the - per cent rule.
The gold reserve yesterday was Slo'hs'-
The exports Of gold from New York the
Inst week was Sill"D and imports @sl2l.'S';
the Imports were S25,t0i.
Washington. Aug. THE monthly state
mont Of the, comptroller Of the currency
shows that the total circulation of nation
al bank notes based on United states
bonds IL sos l03,5oi an Increase for the
6y lawful money amounted TO SO. So. ISL. an
increase FOR the month OF sS5,0so. The
amount OF registered United states bonds
TO secure circulating notes was s22s,6 ~, $50
and to secure public deposits sl6,s2s,"po.
Washington, Aug. The monthly state
ment OF the director. OF the mint shows
the coinage at the United states mintS
dvrlng July TO have been as follows: Gold,
S2,9i6.20O; silver. $l,uI2,pN, of which $4,000
was in half dollars: minor coins, !2l.rJo:
Henry 9. sc~hwit2pebel. vice president Of
tn" Citizens. National bank. is back from
IA two weeks stay at Colorado Springs.
= l.. Marshall, cashier of the Cont.
mental National bank Of ST. Louis, was
her, yesterday, visiting his banker friends.
He, says business is quiet in his city as
well as elsewhere.
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nc. Ice and CoIdStorageCo.
APPLES FOR COLD STORAGE.
Clean Dry Rooms, Even Temperature,
Capacity 800 Car Loads.
WRITE US FOR RATES. Etc.
Ice in Car Iots-Capaeity 300 Tons Daily.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local ana by Telrgruph'-A Giut o.
PouItr,-uutt~r "a EEIs steady
Fruit Markct More Healthy.

Quotations below are for job lots On
tained, enough being asked TO cover extra
cost OF caring for and filling them. Tie
parties making small outside orders want
The hest goods and selections. Dealers
prefer to handle the goods in job lots in
BUTTER-Creamery continues weak and
slow sale, but choice country in good de-
mand and hrm. Tn quotations range as
follows: Creamery, extra fancy separator,
l3c; i~irsts. l2c; dairy, fancy, lie: fair, Toe.
store packed. fresh. Ease: packing stock,
&c.
EGGs-steady and in fair demand. Kan
sas and Missouri. fresh, 1ac; Southern
stock. &c,
duh We quote as follows: Hens,
&c pound; BOOSTERS, l5c each. springs, 1c;
turkeys, hens. DC; gobblers. 5ci old, 4fsc;
spring ducks, &c; old, &c; geese, springs, &c;
pigeons, 81 dozen; squads. scarce and want
ed, SIZE dozen.
CHEEsE-Steady. We quote; New York
and Ohio full cream. l?sc; Wisconsin fan:
cy, full cream, SIC: Missouri, Kansas and
Iowa. full cream. 79Sc: light skim. tgtc
per pound: Herkimer, fun cream. l2isc.,
BUTTERINE-We quote: Dairy grades,
lie; medium grades, lee; high grade. ltisc;
] ID, rolls. bricks and prints, lc over above
prices; 9 and 3 ID. rolls. ~ and 70 ID pack
ages. &c over above prices.
POTATOES Market steady, but slow
sale; selling At leisc per bushel.
SWEET PoTAToES-Qulet. but un,
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Coffee and sugar

New York. Aug. 1.-CoFFEF-Options
opened steady, with August II points high
ar on covering and others unchanged 10
some points higher; ruled higher and feat
speculative support. Closed quiet. with
August 10 points higher; others unchanged
Including August, lO.50al2.Nc: September,
g.CJdg1Jc.
spot cofee-Rio. dull: No. I, lliso; mild
Coriova, l5NlG.c.
SUGAR-Raw quiet; fair refining. Sc;
centrifugal, 81 test, 3asua 7-lGc; refined
quiet; confect.oners' A, itsc; cut loaf, SIC;
crushed. 5s.c; powdered, DC; graduated,
40; cubes, Jc.
New Orleans. Aug. 1.-COFFEE-Quiet.
Rio, ordinary to low fair, l6isulG5sc.
SUGAR-StrorE and advancing; centrifu-
gal. 3 ll-l|a3 l6-lGn; yellow, s 9-lGd3 l3-lGc;
seconds, . 7-l6a 3t.c.
MOLAssEs-piIl; centrifugal, Su9c.
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OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
SWITZERLAND rurs Az EMBARGO
on FOREiGN noes.
rho Month Of Jui. nm Especially Mig
one in Receipts Mt the knnsns
city Y~nrds-Gossip of
General Interest.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Mr. Eugene Ger
maine, United States consul at "urlch.
Switzerland. reports TO the department OF
state that the swiss government on jury
Il aecrced 10 forbid the entry of foreign
live hogs into that country save In excep'
tional cases. The department OF aRricuit-
ure may. II It deems advisable issue u
permit admitting forelsn live hogs TO entry
provided the weight is over i32 pounds and
the cantons Interested guarantee that they
will be kept In a sanitary conditioia unti
slaughtered. Hogs of a weight less thah
that named will he admitted in extra ex.
ceptional cases. &c the agricultural ucpart-
ment consents. but only subject TO a thirty
days quarantine.
Packers have been rushing things here
was n record breaker. There were no less
than ss,Ss cattle. 1895 hogs and 4bVis
sheep slaughtered during the month nhl
for the seven months ending Win july
tho packing operations surpassed any
thing in the history OF the trade here: The
slaughter of cattle was i7S,soa; hogs, l.S'e.ss
6i6, and sheep. il0.Csl. not only ahead or
the same time last year In every class or
stock. but ls7,aG cattle heavier than siS
Years ago. and iei,6si ahead In hogs and
G q II. Maearrlo,t was out from st. Louis
yesterday and shaking hands with friends
j. NJ. Renshaw., a cattle trader who OPP
crates quite largely in New and Old Next
there Is not n. man.. woman or child in
New Mexico who will vote for free silver.
with the exception OF those owning silver
mines or otherwise interested in them. All
oni needs to cure him. of the silver craze
H. to travel through Old Mexico. Laborers
there make about Zoe per day and AS much
of what they buy comes from this coun-
try. their poor wages sink about one-half
as soon as they go TO spend 1t.
II. Samples. Saline county, Mo. was Mt
the yards yesterday from Liberal, Kas..
whittier he had been buying feeders. He
says range is good and cattle doing well In
Beaver count
Word was received Mt the yards yes.N->
day that a. j. and T. T.. Gillespie had ar
rived In New York from their two months
trip In Europe. Mr.. a. ]. GILES pie will be
home this week, but T. Il. will spend a
month at the seasnore.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
The BETTER Grnhcs al Wh-nt Wanted.
Poor sI"w ~sai"-,"rn 0ui"i ANA
NraL-Onts Lower.

In tor4-Wn.a gc6.5li bushels; corn. o.
o, t,-t.4s. ms ~. lr.ha1. and ry.
20, &c.,, '
e'-s- N"-i''s,
NEiAT-Hts"lpis past y hours ' ~ 80
Sam tine lass year .@'rayp
Shipments .. q. ,,,,,,,,,,--- ,r,--,..,, 1851
lpt f"" goo! milling H.mp,"s coming IA,
VIA; aIr.h.n- arg readily s2.l and con
special request Low grad. -til mokr up
M5st "l l.t Dlt 3Fi'tsa ''ll- 't- "'ih "a, nrr
a Kansas C'r: No, hlrd, cars At Sc;
No. : hard, ! 'AF ~ 49, '.I7 ~ yN' l
cur ~ "l'' 2 a'i' a. 60! NO; ; nara 1 1ar
choice AZ iS-; u'jr ,tc4, ,'r M 3'c, ! esq AT
50, . car AZ &c. car At ~. ! car choice
reg At q n sHiir' ar Ni ~ 80. z
eaT ~, -, car ~ eTt' 1AF az oi'-0, 40.
! red, $50.
CoRN-hGec!pt past2 y onrs...-.,,l ol.i 'l
Shipments ... .... ....,,.,..-........ $500
The arrivals were good Yesterday ana
the market for SPOT grain Slow and the
close WIS weak. ~ ample on track here
AZ Kansas CITY; 10, 2 mtNeI. 3 cars at
sr.g. . cars a, e J car y.!!o" a. .2c; No,
choice II ela.c; No, / mixed, ! car at 2nc;
No. = whistle, Z cars AZ -l',ci August, 300
bushels at .i'so, SEPTEMBER, 300 bushels
a. zl-.c, lo,r1 bushels az -l'sg, a,'1l bushels
Al 22isci iSuuaty' lV'~v bushels a. -l'sr' NO.
y n'ilig, -!'-t-4.ge'
'Als-iNtePG pAAt - uIa''''''''-s"
Shipment ,s.I ;: moi me- n ,--
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Fishing for Lost Anchors.

One of the queer OCCUPATIONS OF mankind
is that of dragging for lost anchors. 1t
in the open sea along the coast. Several
sloops and schooners are engaged almost
are as familiar with the ground where
anchors are TO be found as fishermen are
with the fayorite haunts Of the living in
ing for lost anchors Is most simple,
x chain Is let down In n loop long enough
goes on her way with all hands on board
alert for a bite, and n bite usually ends in
a catch. The recovered anchors, are gen
orally sold again at a price OF about 2
pence a pound, which is a halfpenny I'M
der the market price of new anchors.
big anchor will weigh 600 pounds. so that
often, however, the anchors fshed up
weigh from 1900 TO 900 pounds. and there
Is a pretty profit In the business even then.
London Tid-Iits.
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II you are going away. look at this list.
Hot Springs, S. d.. one fare for the round
trip, August lith n 18th. Tickets good
thirty days.
Yellowstone Park, Wyo.
Sheridan. Wyo,
Helena and Butte, Mont.
Denver and Colorado Springs. Col.
Manitou. Col.
Ogden and Salt Lake. Utah.
Salt Lake and return, special, August 7th
and sth; one fare plus 81; good to August
3lst.
The Burlington Route Is the best line to
the resorts OF Colorado and the Northwest.
Elegant train service and through chair
cars. For Information apply at ticket office,
SIS Main street. or IONA Union avenue.
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Mining Company Formed.

warrensburs. Mo-. Aug. 1.-(speciai.) A
company composed Of prominent citizens
ganized to mine gold and silver in Colo
RADIO, II. G. Fike is president, George e..
treasurer, and the company Is STYLED the
Colorado Missouri Mining Company. A
mine at Granite, Col, has already been
plated.
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Chicago. Aug l.-Flax-Cash, 73itc: Sep
tcmber. 52iga73c; December. 1850; January,
75isr. Timothy-Cash. S3.l5: August. 81 g7i,
h3c1: Septemher, g. S7is. Ryc-Cash, 3)iac;
August. SOC; September, &c.
ST. Louis, Aug L-Eye-2Sc bid. Flax
segd-Steady Ci'a'. Timothy seed-S3Obs
3.OJ,
Toledo. Aug. I.-Rye-steady; No. >, &c.
Clover-Dull; October, $3.50.
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bravery at For, Sanders KnoxYilie' Ten por
November 20, 1868, Color Corporal John x.
Falconer, Of Company A, seventeenth
awarded n medal by congress. Corporal
Falconer is now n resident OF Warrensburg
and is u member of Colonel Grover post,
No, q, G. a. Il. He received his medal'yes.
tarIuy
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changed. New quoted at $50 per hushel
ApPIEs-Onerings liberal. and the home
| grown product Gems to. nave huNanttse
| over tho shipped stock. The quaht! .n.s
n big figure, and gives prices u wlde fhHEt.
The varieties are numerous, and make IL
very difficult to quote the market aceuratv-
ly. Maiden Blush seerns 20 form me nu'e
bushel. Other varieties. except fancy stnnn
stock. sell at 25micc a bushel ran,s
White Holly and Red Junef for st /. rS,b pmri
stock ranges from Zoe to si25 n barrel. 81,
berian crabs are 2oc q, peck. or zoe u 'hi'u
bushel box, hut find slow sale.
GRAfEs-sciling more freely and firm.
or. There was a fair supply in the hands
of farmers. and as the season adyahtes rng
from ?7isc TO Soc n peck for The best auhI,,
"; 2Sc for inferior stock. The Chainp,vh
sold a, S gs3S5 woS 2 r Is sson TAe All s' siean cd up up.
and It Is doubtful II there will be any mors
on the market this season, as sh'Ppfrs
ments. Black grapes shipped In are abso-
luteiy unstable at this time.
PEAoHEs-Arrivals lighter ana Prizes
higher. and demand good for choice. lone
basket. choice third bushcl boxes ransed
from sc to t5c; 1 basket crates, fancy: saa
| tancv' n.s5gi.O. inferior stock, 500.
DRIED FRuiTs Apples; Svagors;ed.
f raana; iIf ana e ar psE PHanati s'f light i.'' ssss;
NtTS-Cocoanuts. $50 PCT wv iMs5ss..
ieea9s. pIo fa ! ssalce; Central America.
sstra 'iiimso. polished. llgi2c Pea9 Tsn:
nessee. raw. 4a5sac; raSsted. 7Ssc: Kansas
fnMoNs-s,eady and selling very well.
Messina, Sl.ooli.j0 per box. ,.,s,
o~RANGEs-ln good demand and stsmag'
Mediterransan sweets. S,csa Soi sSed MWnss..
'hiIANGSsAs"Qufiet, but unchanged. ship
ping, sl.t0sa.0 per bunch peddIer s'o'H'
,; oTHGin TH Its e,stl:. h InslPn river ssF
stock scarce. 500 per 2o-pound box;
nSr:ictt pears. ioa5Se per third a s%s iSSi
home grown. e5iisac per peck basket.
MELoNs--choiee steady and in good de-
few dealers stiil have common culls, and
they sell readily at S.0 per dozen
Choice stock is $50 per dozen; meain I'M
day. by the loo they run sljn2o,. and are
IN great demand. Conference.-The mark,
Is poorly sppplieNa +, - 9h,si aSeS oil no' 10 supply
Inc demand. Home grown stock ranges
from 50c 10 Si.25 per dozen; and snIppsn
stock Is selling arounC soc q basket. lhers
is a scarcity OF fancy stock. which would
ToMAToEs-Dul and lower. shippers
made an effort to clean UP the supply at
aiC a bushel, but failed in most instances.
Choice to fancy, ripe, S"qSoe per SmsheI;
inferior and common gjQSJc per pushei'
shipping stock. SjQ50c. ,.
CkLTFORNIA FRrITS-Demand fa!r
and values STEADY. The ,,Crawf1ru
al ;5eGsl a box. Early Hales are 75asoc
RdyaI Native pitims are $50 per case.
ii2ytla,t psars. 81 per crate: Japan, Bur
barts y D.. German prunes. green cages
and Tragedy riums. si.!5 per case; purple
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we'll supplied.
onnteS as follows: Cabbarc. home GROVE
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New York, Aug. l.-Thcrc was a fair
number OF buyers present, who ala 81 mod
crate business in filling orders, but new Sc
~lectlons were on a very limited scale. The
weeks business was a fair volume, with a
better feeling prevailing. Printing cloths
dun at 27-l6c, sales for the week, $500
per ounce.
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New Orleans. Aug. I.-COTIoN-Futurer
steady; sales, $50 bales, August, sac hid;
September, 6G3HG6ir; October, G6Ods G2c
November. GslTGs2r; December, 6GiI6. G5c
January. G.7oI7-ooe; February, 675a5.7Gc
March. 6,I9A6,soe,
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woOI-Dul but unchanged. We quote:
Missouri and slmllar-Fine. 7g9c: line
medium saIic; medium. ilfgi2'Aci comb
Nebraska and Indian, participating, 90
Sc; hno Medium. 7I9c; medium. SnlOc:
combing, salOc: coarse. Ease. Colorado
Fine, case: fine medium. Ia?c; medium. So
l0c; coarse and carpet. lJsc: extra heavy
and sandy, 5nJc.
HIDES AND PELTs-steady but quiet.
Quoted as follows: Green and sailed, free
Sc; green sailed. butt branded, No, !, &c;
No. .. iiac; green sailed. side branded. No:
/, 4hc; No. ., sac; green salted kips, 10 to %
e eSif. s'to oo Is : poaands, 30. + iict: 80. z, &C;
branded, around sac; green uncured. MOL,
ii,c; dry flint hides, No. J. &c, No. :, &c;
dry salt hides, No. l.. G4c: No. 2. &c;
sheep pel,s. green. 10000: dry. S3ic per
ptTsAlLILow-we quote as follows: No. i.
St. Louis, Aug. 1.-wooI-unchansed.
Quotations are as follows: Missouri, MI
nois, etc.-Medium combing,. l3glSitc; light
fine, 9hdl0c; heavy fine. SiHu9c:. Kansas
and Nebraska medium. ioaile;, light fne.
kansas, Indian Territory fall and sprung
medium, llisglac; light line, sa9isc: heavy
fine. 7iaQSc; Western medium. uhGl2c;
light ine. 9gsial; heavy fine, Ia7i.c. Tub
washed. choice. lsssc; fair. l59isc.
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However," sneered Venus, as soon as
Diana. ~venatrix, had passed from hearing,
with all her Tugs she isn't a bit new
voice. as II there still fingered something
Of the ransor Of the celebrated epple ease.
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,.HoGs-Movements for the past "a hour.
neceipts -. 10
shipments ....s.........
Their. was but n handful in yesterday
and tho market lacked life. The demand,
however, proved equal to the supply, and
the pens were cleared without trouble.
shippers paid a little stronger for a few
loads of lights, and packers took the bal
nnre at steady prices. Extreme range.
s2Tod3.O5: bulk OF sales. s2.SnT295.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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New York. Aug. l.-LEAD-stesdy, Brok-
ers' price, $50 exchange. price, S2,92ia,
st. Louis, Aug. l.-LEAD-1'nchanged;
selling at se,6o spalter-Qniet. 1870 asked.
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visitor. mt the Yard. with stock.

T. sipc, Winfield, Kas., came in yesterday
with hogs.
o. A. Cooper, Pawnee, Neb., had in hogs
yesterday.
A T. Holmes is now travelling for a. ].
Gillespie Il Co.
w. n. Richardson. Red Cloud, Ncb.. was
in yesterday with hogs.
]. l.. Bennett, Holt, No., was on the
yards yesttrday after feeders
A. VI. Jackson. Clinton county. No.. was
at the yards yesterday studying the stock
er and feeder market. He reports crops
fine and says there are as many cattle and
hogs as usual in his county.
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proylaiOna.

A fair demand continues to be had for
cash stun. All cured meats steady and
moving very well into consumption. Theirs
is no buying ahead. however. Lard still
neglected and barely steady.
We quote car lots:
GREEN IEATS-Shoulders, $3.75 per
cwt,; hams. S7.5Gn7,7j.
5. l.. MEATS-Hams. E.75lS.25; Shout
ders, $40.
d, 5. MEATs-tPartly cured)-Shoulders.
cash, $3.50 per cwt.: short rib sides. cash,
sides. So. 70.
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A, J. GILLESPIE ( I: !. $ s!!:t +
& CO. j. +,

Commission Merchants. Kansas City
Stock Yards.
Liberal advances made To parties feeding
stock. Buying feeding cattle on orders a
speciality. Correspondence solicited, Tele-
nhnne No. 1879.
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Atchison. Kas., Aug. I.-(Special) The
I0-year-old son of John Carter, steward OF
the Atchison Club. was run down and
killed by a street car this afternoon. He
was killed almost Instantly.
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Shipped daily In secure packages by
GEoRGE EYssELL; Druggist
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Washington, Aug. 1.-The president has
master at Clay Center, Kas. "
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02

A Friend of Theirs.
"Of course I'm a friend OF the working
mat.," said the aspiring politician.
Then why don't YOU work occasionally
asked one OF his auditors.
"Oh, that's simple enough. ] don't wish
TO crowd some more deserving man out
of a job."-Philadelphia North American.
BEST LINE.
BurlipSt0p Route - Ut, Loais.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
so TRADING IN CATTLE AND A Light
DAY IN HOGS AND SHEEP.
No Good Fresh Cattle 1n-Ali Arrivals
Lcss Than Half Dozen Ionds-
Int Mhnt Little Trading
Done Mt steady Prices.

Western receipts the past week:
X. G. Chi. st. l.. Omh.
Cattle =. ......ga.ip $500 lt.lO 1910
Hogs -. .......g5,Sp gi.S0o i2,ip l5.6pl
Sheep d. ......l.1W GS,TOD 1901 12.Jpl
CATTLE-Movements for the past u
hours:
Receipts ........ .............. W "
shipments ...... ..........."".L2S y,
There was little or no market yester-
day. The fresh arrivals were less than
10 Of all kinds, hence there was nothing
with which TO make n market. and buy
crs were disposed TO let spectators carry
their stock over. What few Nlcs reported
were at steady prices. Stockor. and feed
ers md range cattle. as wen as native
butcher stun, all met with the same treat
mcnt. Mich COW quiet and weak, Com.
mon, sl5IiT; medium TO fair. sNd2'. and
good to choice. s2juS,.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No -Ay. VT. Price. No. Az. VT. Price.
i.~.....r5o.... s2aS .....1st5.... s.75
HELPERS.
~srocKEKs AND FEEDERS.
RANGE CATTLE-TEXAs DIVISION.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
-. e.. !sSS Eco S'i'''' ~"
TEXAs AND INDIAN CALVES.
sI..a.. a go. 90
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02

The following are the bid and asked
prices of stocks of Kansas City banks and
other local securities, as furnished by II. T..
Wright " Co, brokers, Armour building:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02

Furnished by I. +. Smith. Correspondent.
Or Schwartz. pupce 4 Co. I'll Board of
Trntp Kansas civ. Mo.