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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
ox-EYED MAXINE
Responsible for Row I'm MT Good
wins Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 12-As the
Elliott, whom he met at the Bohemian
club dinner here, Nat Goodwin has lost
his leading lady, Blanche Walsh, and
the latter actress is now homeward
bound from the Antipodes. whence she
sailed on Aug. e. 1t appears that Miss
Walsh took exception to the actions
Of the susceptible Nat Goodwin, in bill
ing the fair Maxine as the new Ameri-
can beauty and leading lady" long
before the arrival of that ox-eyed
beauty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
CLARA BARTON HOME,

Red Cross Representative Is Back
From Turkey.
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Among the
passengers arriving this morning per
steamer Umbria, of the Cunard line
from Liverpool, was Miss Clara Barton.
the representative of the Red Cross
society, who has returned from the
scene of the Armenian troubles. At
Quarantine it was said that Miss Bar
ton was well. had enjoyed the voyage
ana was intensely enthusiastic about
her work.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
O'Mulcahex I'm IaiI

The case of William O'Mulcahey who
Whlie acting as auditor of the St Paul &
suburban Railway, is charged with having
embezzled $500 of the company's funds. had
his case continued in the police court yes
terday to Sept. 16 Bail was fixed at 50. 900.
cure bondsmen =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
Horton No+ r Candidate

To the Editor of the Globe
Kindly state in your paner that ON ~.
now and never have been a candidate for
me me district bench, and have no ambition TO
grae on an ermine garment" as genteeliy
most sincerely your obedient servant,
O. ~ Hitler H. Horton
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
LAURADA's CAPTURE.
Again Arrested ON Charge of FIJI.
clustering

fbusfer1ng.
WILMINGTON, Sept 12.-capt.
Murphy, of the steamship Laurada,
was arrested today by Marshal Lam
nan, on the charge Of organizing and
setting on foot a military organization
against the, king of Spain, in Philadel-
phia, Aug. 5 last. The warrant was
sworn out by the Spanish CONSUL in
Philadelphia. Capt Murphy was
taken before United States Commits
sioner Smith for a hearing. District
Attorney Vandergrift asked for a con-
tinuance until next Saturday morning.
which was granted and the captain
was held in $1,000 bail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
EMPERoR,s TRAIN SMASHED.

No One Injured, But His Majesty Had
to Wait.
BAUTZEN, Saxony, Sept 12.-As
Emperor William entered his special
train at Loebau, twelve miles from
here, after bidding farewell to the king
Of Saxony, the Dresden express train
collided with his majesty's train. No
one was injured, but the emperor was
delayed forty minutes.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
W " HV' > IV.N. W. VI T IDT0.'
Houston, fibIe & Co.
BONDS AND STOCKS.
T2O DELAWARE. Tclephone 2cl5.
FINANCIAL.

There has been a quieting down and gem
'ru easing iab OF the money market the
East the situation has grown more favor
able 20 borrowers than FOR months. and
lenders that two and three weeks asS
paper with the best collateral have gotten
down OF their thigh horses" and are IN
quest of mercantile paper that thsy would
not look at few weeks ago, and to suon
an extent as TO even pay broker e
rather than not get It, Tho New York bank
indicates continual flow OF money from
the Interior. Deposits made a gain Of S.-
- 5.pp. and loans sl.vGl 200; specie SgI3. mo
and legal tenders S2,9N0.Wn The surplus
reserve gained S2.53g. .5l5. making IL now s2u =
6''.GI5 above the 2. per cent ruie. so tho
supply Of idle funds In New York Il now
large and less demand than for some linte.
Besides a better supply of home money a
number Of sterling loans were offered from
demand rates have been lowered a little
TO encourage borrowers. In Sew York
per cent for tho best names. and 3igUt per
cent FOR thirty to ninety days paper. In
quiet and easy the past week. philadclphi1
also quoted money easy and II was quiet
ami easy IN Baltimore. Cincinnati too re-
ports a good supply OF money and easily
obtained at old rates. Coming West the
situation H. found much the same as a
week ago. But demand hardly 80 active
I'm Chicago money is said to b. steady.
and active In st. Louis. Here at Kansas
city but little new and acceptable mCrcan-
u
but cattle paper continues I'm good supply
and through its means the banks nra keep
ing their loans up very well Rate re-
main steady at 1nN per cent Currency
and shipments 20 the country llgnt Bank
CifarIuEs for the week ending TUESDAY.
Increase OF 81 or II, a gain OF II per cent.
Eastern exchange steady and in fair de-
mtNi.
Houston. Fiblc & Co, exchange brokers.
uuotr 90 as follows; New York. ~ - pre-
MUM: Chicago, zee p-cmidn. St. Louis, 4ic
premium
The gold res rye yesterday was Sl2jSi2.,
0Ji.
secretary Charde has changed the Board
of Trade Bulletin to- "A neat little folio ana
otherwise !uproved its appearance aud
makeup AID added several now features,
.king both more interesting aud at
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

WOUT.-W"Ik ma Slow M. Ou0teT n
~ 2's. i.i'''' i'''' -..'....,.., ~, =,
'r. ~ fi -
Lr4-l4 Az. Tv.li.r r.rr t,r, I-In -t
o., .,r.. - f...l U'sti
l.r-I.'I- riii' 49,. '.. ,i9il,r,io
s,f,'. fG ir. .i,.',,. -.. rl-.Ii-t,,
Et - - '-4'" 'h' N''"
1iibFs ASH l.F.i.Ts- S,u ftu GrotaI.
I.r'.r -'Er '.'t' t'.i ~ =.
r,r r.-irl ~ a.. a,..,- .ftI ~,
branded 4, A. - ~, ar..D saIt
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
Ihe MooI MnrI.ct En.t.

Boston April 2s.-There is not much
change Iu tho WOOL market this week The
daily demand is quiet ana small lots only
are recorded Buyers In general are hold
ing back and The market is heavily stoa kel.
Fleece woods are moving slowly and show
values gradually weakening. The move
meut b. territory wool Is aIirt. with sales
is being done In Australian wool on a basis
of former prices. The following are the
quotations for the l,adins descriptions
Ohio and Pennsylvania trcces, y and
above, l1ulIiae, Nm and NN above. lsu
lSc: No combing ~ delaiur. 2pN2lc.
Michigan. Wisconsin, 'tc.-N Nj chigdn,
1Gc: No. I AlIg higan COmbiug 2lc: No. /
Illinois cOmbing. 2lc; No Illinois comb
ing. aliac; y New York, New Hamps hire
and Vermont, lji=Hl6c: No. ] New York,
New Hampshire and Vermont. lsHlgc: de-
Kentucky and Indiana, = blood combing
la lsc; Kentucky ana Indiana sc blood
combing l7NlSc; Missouri = blood comb
ing, l6Gl7e; Missouri 3 blood combing, 10
G17c: braid Combing, l5c; Lake and
Georgia. l5al6c Texas wools-Spring
medium az months, llGl3c; secured price
SOC; spring hue az monthsl. l2c; secured
price, 2lG3-c; spring medium g 10 S
months, S9llc; secured prise, 2sn e9c /;
SECURED price. Soc. Territory wools-Mon-
price, 3sc; Utah, Wyoming etc, nne
medium and tine, sG llc; secured price. 81
a32r. California wools-Northern spring
l9dl.c: secured price. s0a32c; middle
country, spring. h4llc; secured price SOC
Australian, scouTsd basis-Combing. super
fine. iS150c; combing. good, i34 lie; comb
ing average, i0ul3c
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

New York. April 2s-Money on can easy
a 2ta per cent Prime mercantile paper,
ti-I5is per cent, sterling eXchango hrm.
With actual business In bankers bills At
50 s,aiai.s9 for demand and Sis7atais, FOR
Sixty DAYS. Poster rates, sLsls anu
50 sai.. Commercial bills. SiSG4disI.
London, Apri 2s.-Money. is per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market
t,r short bills and three months bills.
Sew York. April s'.-Clearngs, giiosS,-
IL. balances, SN,1'3p".
baaur.s $3.50 ls3.
THAadeIphia. April 2s-Cl,arings, Sli,-
Ca balances u. i.j c's.
Baltimore, April 2s.-Cleariugs. S3,-ll,-
III. balances. S-h1,Sil.
Chicago. April -s-ClearinEs. Sl'l3779t
Money steady; call loans per cent; gom-
mercial paper. Cp7 per cent. New York
exchange, To- premium bid, 81 premium
asked. Foreign exchange stronger.
Bankers l-OnIon sterling, Sissiz and
81. Louis. 40. April es.-Cleariugs Ss.5sl.-
t-s: balances S,pf, Money tas per
esnt New York exchange. 81 premium
bil. Si-5 asked.
Memphis Tenn, Apul =-Clearinss.
Sii5l5s; balances. sis5s-. New York ,N-
change, Sl5p premium.
NeW Orleans, LI., April 2s.-Clearuss,
g. 81 SIS.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.

St. Louis. April 2S.-CATTLE-Re Receipts.
1870. Market steady; native beeves $3.50
feeders S3jGn3iO: COWS and hcifcrs, S2o0g
$40; bulls, mosay s. 3oft2.1l.
HOGS-Rcccipts, 9OW. Market steady;
sS.$oS's.55. HssSS ,''-' ''''' '''N
SHEEP-Receipts 1000. Market strong:
natives, s. 2ioaS.5Oi Texans, S2.Joa321' spring
chicago. April 2S.-CATTLE-Eeceipts
30OO. Arrivals both yesterday and to-day
were so light that cattle buyers were not
able 10 stock up and the demand as re-
suit was better Ordinary 10 strictly choice
dressed beef ana shipping steers were sala-
BILE at s3.6tdi2o, but there We're few cattle
choice enough to sell over 500 and the
range of prices for most OF the otcrinGs
was singulary narrow. butchers and can
cows sales being largely at Ss5oH3.3J. This
was calf day and there was a large
supply but the good demand held prices
firm at the recent advance There was u
fair demand for feeders and sales We're
mostly at S.i0H3.N0. The rev Texas cattle
now being marketed are mostly of rather
ordinary quality and Few sell as high ~
HoGs-Receipts 2s,ooo. The supplies con-
weeks. but the fresh offerings together with
a few thousand left over from Monday
were mostly sold before noon. As rule
hogs Of desirable quality sold az about yes
teriay's prices. but the big heavy hogs
We're sold very largely at further rcluc-
tions OF &c. Sales were largely at So asa
m3.5o. while choice mixed sold as high as
S367i4 Light weights were the taNorte ana
sold AT $3.5rd3so
SHEEP-Rrceipts, l5o00. Fully l5,oo0 sheep
and lambs were received to-day and trade
was animated at s. 50f3.Gj for common TO
choice very few selling below 500 West
ern and Texas predOmindtcs and some OF
the latter have sold up 10 1880 For lambs
there was a fairly active deman' and sales
were made all the way from 3.-jfi3.50 for
common feeding lots up up 10 SLi5diaO
for choice fiooks, not many selling below
lambs now coming here are Westerns. A
few natives yearlings sell at S3.70n3S0
omaha. April 2S.-CATTLE-Eeceipjs
330'. Market steady on lisht aud lea
lower on heavy, Native beef steers, s3,Scfy
90: Western steers. S.0JH3.sl; Texas
steers. g 5003 60; COWS and hvifers. = .5olG
g. 20; Gamers. Sl.7GH2.io; stOckvrs and feed
ers. S..soq3. ~; calves, $i.Oo9i-'5; bulls,
stays, etc. Si.15Hj.21.
HCtis-Receipts, 420o. Market about
steady Heavy, 3.2JHS.3o; mixed, $3.50
SHEEP Receipts, ZOO Market steady.
Fair to choice natives, :. 3.15H5-ip; fair 10
choice Westerns. S2.I5p325; common and
stock sheep. s. .6lH3.0O; lambs, S5.oOQ4 10
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

81. vi. ,,.t, % t,r.----r-f, t,...,..-
"a W p,rRsSes f8tS NpF Market tea5I Wss,ern
at,3'ir1y %ille' Western creamery i2pI5c;
i-itii,i iFtIiii,9i;.sLLiRscafr.s 1850, paetares Narke,
.,i,T, lS.,l1,s' ~ ,'. pa -NdiN me-
S's'aS western ~ - ,,
& LOUIS, Apiu 81 i.'' hvhess.I}3s'
Quiet but steaiy. Vnoted. Patents. I. siSi
AN cboi. e. :.
WtiF,T T",.i,,ta -osa brsbois and
t,,-,r,;,J ~ - g"' ,,.t5h .ht55rh,iS an, a,1
kst or,neb iovcr ,bs snsii,i1.i,s rnarkat
,.d Am AM ,9[s "9s s som, me, eRegsns e M,
of tra session. the close for futures being
% shaae higher than yesterday Spot duil
ana neglected. 30. : re9 cash. cSq6ec.
track. 70 biI elevator. Nav. 5St,c: July.
tsa,e: August. 6i-.c.
,,,gr,' a., t,.,, 80 \, Ili. S..r
T2k Sfa ana ia.p paE..2a Mas sr2, M g3s.fr: @ IN 9ly
M, - ~ II,o t!,,l n.saels ahl ship p
,srdipie dowynnwN.arh there h.inF being mors buy
E s"". S'.o' -yuH ,Imi nNy'NN'
CoKNMEAiIsl5 Sale. but Unchanged
RtIta .at liO per barrel
it'AN NO nHNsis above i-c tor sacked
'4,5It Jr',k, selling az inHl Tor ga MI.
sr,s%esi T., -, timothy lover.
hl ] I'll nm tnr fancy table grades;
creamery. la1lGg. dairy. 99l2'ac
l.iGS- Easy. fresh. q.
Ibtk-St"ddA, standard mess, iobbinr,
a'l..
l.ARD-Easiert choice 81 57ieu f-i.
lhNt'lN-ltoNtI shoulders. $40. longs,
- 75 ribs. Asa. shorts. Slpt
DRY SALT MEATS-BpNci shoulders
$t1i longs. 81 g. ribs. &4siil shorts Si37is.
stirago ANN ~ t,t.pt-g- -t2sr.i,,,.
qo.t barrels ana .hirr,.rfs : 10o ba,rsis'
Ntnrtrt fluII Tho uuDtatfons .,r, ans foii,v..
Winter patsnis' s8. .ieaS. ~. siraiehtt' -. .SSi
3 30. epiirr r1truts 81 lpJ8 ,07 strairhts
& cjT2 'q6. bak.fs' erad,s. s. lol2 10
Et'TTt Tt.R-Firmer. Creamery ioalpsc.
dairy guisc
E,iGs-\Veaker. Fresh. gisHlgc.
tF.,,,.t ,.t a. y-,,,t r d..
l.tN4,i iI{.G ~ VII ~ 80 " INA - Spet
,,.'E' Gv."'s.' iii9,'' 80. -. -. ,'ui WI
t.t. Z t'titN'. y, y ~
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
TmE GRAIN MARKET.

In store Wheat. iluEp bushels. corn
z r,at.5 bl-f,f--.a.tr- ls45, lst.h.I- ar5 ~.
-,N5 hu-Ggl-.
sans t.ua I.st YEAR .........-.....
shipments . ..........-.. .......... s94
. Tl.. market ,.-r..r.st- g...- ts1f . i..
,r Tie weather .YrrIf.r...e fsy.r.fl.. +.r
th- lroulug .rop ana 1s- gifer'H- gf GOOD
.rf....r from tH- '..IIrfr1 ma f..-tr.- rr.r ~
-auy rfu.. HrE IryrrE f- ....r-..5'.'.-
arr more u-ar.-E and baF.Irs EaI.. fg.f-
rr-' views Iy -aurI. gr fra.k F-r.
kansas C.ty. 81 Eari a.lar ..tr.
m -sa. ~ srrtG- -s,it.. .a.rz Al .
= nan. rrsrIi.af tr 4-.,-t W. -r-.r...
FarH t#.g t
s.. .a5- .Ir r.E ar .s.. 81 r -r-s
b .ar. II $. % r .g. Nt
,t' '-' ''''
c0H&-R,a. fr-s r4et "A rggrs sfa.
mr r.r.- - wan. 9sI
Shipments al
Nur fr.-.f .arr.r, I'D r+ -5s.r
als Hrm uU4ar tns uuu-u., III HI. lsa#
Hr mass But demand mainly rom
~ 5u. track f.rr IN Kar-5s t.fr,'- g.
mixed . ..lf- III -.ta' Mo- -.s H.rl-r.l-
N -a.. ra-o bushels al i. Jf.iy .i..i
bushels at -H-.. SO. uiN-i Z,4.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

New York. ApIi 2N-As usual on Tues
gay there were no mail orders. but the
deficiency hi this respect was handsomely
compensated for by tCcgramS that called
for good quantity of seasorable sruffs
auI some STAPLES The feature of the
market was The sale by the leading job
biug house selling the stock OF algonquin.
g. bN the piece, net The printing cloth
mgrket showed some demand, but light
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
SUPPLIES FOR INDIANS.
bids for s2,0o0,00o Worth of Goods
Opened al Chicago.

Chicago. April 2S.-Bids for furnishing the
government house and farm supplies Tor
the Western Indians were opened at noon
to-day ~ Indian Commissioner Browning,
1t Will, however. be TWO or three weeks
before the hnal letting Of the contracts Is
determined on. There are over 5000 differ
ent articles wanted By the government.
Including leu wagons, 22,VN,uUo pounds OF
cattle on the hoof. 2st0.1DJ pounds Of fresh
beef s.693.C0D pounds Of -four 5a4.te4 pounds
OF corn, l,500 cooking and heating stoves
and 200 sewing machines. The aggregate
amount OF goods wanted Is about $, 100000.
There were $50 bidders.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
The Holiness Camp Meeting.

Wichita, Kas. April 2s,-,SpeciaI) The
National Holiness Campmeeting Associa-
tion has decided upon May . as the da
for the beginning Of the great meeting for
Kansas and Oklahoma, ana Wichita as the
place. Father Burke, OF Boston. the ua-
tional president, and Rev Joseph smith,
of Philadelphia, national vice president
have announced their intention 10 be pres
eQf.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

values weak all round in sympathy with
the hog market.
We quote car lots:
GREEN NfEATS-Shoulders S4lS per
cwi.. hams. $50
: 7. MEATS-Hams. S6775. shoulders.
$3.50
u. s MEATS partly cured)--Shoulders
cash. Sil5 per cwt.; short ribs. side. cash
$40; long clear sides. $40; short clear
sides, Si2S
LARp-Cash, Si5: April Hi5.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

81 Louis. April 2s.-Rye- No. .. cash,
81. F1NSeed-tash. 81 on this side. Tim
othcy sred-Sieady al S-.5lHSi9
chicago, April 2S.-Ryt-No, ,. cash, 35c;
May, SJc FlaNsced-No. /. cash, sli=c;
May, sTasr. Timothy seed-Cash, S3.-j;
April S}.-5.
Toledo. o.. April 2s-Clover seed-Sready
ana IN good demand Cash, Si6O: April,
Slt4
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
Pioneer kansan at Rest.

lndependence. kas.. April 2s.-(speclal)
Mont gomery. died at his home IN This city
last night. Mr.. Hehey was 81 years Old
ana leaves aged wife ana three sons
He came TO this county in 1870 and took
the claim on which the north part OF TINS
city is situated.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

New York April 2s.-LEAD-stcady: bro
kers' price, $50. exchange price, S3.G5.
Sp-lter-Quiet; domestic. Sf.tGNi. 10.
-. Louis, April 2s.-LEAp-Quiet. but
steady; S-S1 bid for Missouri and 8 So.
for chemical hard, but no sales reported.
SpelteF-QuIet At $50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
4 OtIoE.

New Orleans. April 2s.-COTTON-Fut-
ures steady; sales. 70, $50 bales. April, SOC
BID. May, 7.5sH7.5sc June. !. 5907 ole; July,
T.5.FIT -6nr; August, I-iNH7 i9c; September,
T.llu7. .13c; October. 6.9iG5. soc; November,
6.slHt-slc; December. 6.s.46-33c; January,
8. s.llh. 10.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
HYGIENIC
ICE-->

From distilled water costs no more
money than pond ice. Lasts longer.
More convenient to handle Only ice
free from impurities Manufactured
every day in the year. Get the best at
same price. All trade solicited.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
siINer.

New YORK. April -s.-Lag silver, 6sI A..
Mexican IuIlIr-. e..
London. Aprl s.-Elr silver, . s-lsI per
ounce.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

range cattle there was nothing doing for
the want OF offerings Mich COWS in light
supply, fair demand and steady. Common.
Sl5Gi5: medium. to fair. S2oH2L and good
TO choice NJu3I
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

Sales continue slow and mainly Of such
lots as .eeded for the immediate trade
But little disposition 70 buy ahead ard
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
Local BanL stock Quotations.

The following are the bid and asked
prices OF stocks OF Kansas cry banks and
other local securities, as furnished ~ IT,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
r the past "a

erinss were nearly an NATIVES. There were
no arrivals in the Texas division al all. and
the market ruled steady and nrm with a
very good demand for all desirable cattle.
A few scratch sales OF export and dressed
beef steers were so los higher, but close vas
the same as on Monday. Cows were ac-
tive ana steady and the pens cleared ear
ly. Stockers and feeders We're in only
moderate reouest. Prices unchanged. In
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
THE PRODUCE MARkET.

Quotations below are for job lots. on
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
tanned, enough being asked 10 cover extra
cost Of caring for and filing them. The
parties making small outside orders want
the best goods and selections Dealers pre-
fer 10 handle the goods IN job lots in
straight cOnsignments as received.
BTTTER-The market continues mean
and draggy. Cnerings liberal and prices
very low. Quotations are a. follows;
Creamery, extra fancy separator, list hrs rs,
llc. dairy fancy. scarce, l1c: fair, Toe: /:
store packed fresh, 6GlUc; packing stock.
Gi-c; country roll comes IN very poor con-
dillon and IS sold az packing stock prices
EGGS Receipts liberal anu values lover
Fresh. e..
HI-TTERISE-Dairy grades. solidly pack
ed l2c: medium grades, lie; creamery, lSc;
/ 10. rolls brick and prints, Ie over above
prices; ~ 10 ~ 10. tubs, aud and 10.
rolls. izc over above prices.
CHEESE stu dull New York and Ohio
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
RANGE CATTLE-TEXA DIVISION
No receipts ana no sales.

Jun NW-TTIIHN
last December and quality very good.
Packers ana shippers both wanted sup
plies but were independent and did much
picking around \ good many hogs We're
taken IN quiet way. but they were gem
orally bought 5Al0c lower than Monday.
and even at this reduction statesmen were
unable 10 effect clearance Of the lower
grades The extreme range was So l0H3. 10.
bulk Of sales S3l5a3.sj. These are the low
est prices since January, 1873. when top
hogs sold at $3.50 ana the bulk OF sales
s. sp4 % the conditions then being the
same as now, there being plenty Of corn
and plenty Of hogs in the country and the
prospects bright for coming crop.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
the LIVE sTocll MARKET.

Western receipts past q hours:
&c Chi 81 l. Omaha
Cattle. >. 49, 500 Seo 2;2lo 500
HOGS. :. ...,.-lL0.p -rlD sIuJ 2l0
sheep. =. go 3iGo l5,vVo 400 2.00O
ciitIs sape day last is6 ysaF' 1000 $500 eoo,
sheep. !. -. I40 10000 4so0 100
New York April 2s.-European cables
quote American steers al l0alot.c. dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at 7s4aslac. Ex-
ports, SO beeves. 2,9o5 sheep anu 200
Quarters Of beef.
Movements for the past "a
hours.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Cripple Greek via Denser.
The Union Pacific IS the Short Line. a
via Denver. Low rates. Quick tiIne
The journal 10 eenLs :. 49,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29
Yesterday. chicago market.

Furnished by W. w Cowen. representing
F q Logan & Co S2l Board OF Trade
building. kansas city. No.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-29

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07
Practice Not Theory.

1t is very easy for some writers to
theorize and advise as 10 how butter
makers should do this, and how they
should do that, and what will happen
if their ideas are not followed. All
this may be all right, but a good but
termaker with a practical knowledge
of his business is worth a dozen the
oreical idealists. Give us the mar who
puts his knowledge into practice, and
practice makes perfect. If you find
an ideal buttermaker, you will find "A
practical hard worker and thinker
every time; II who gets his Informal
ton from hard worK and constant
watchfulness. and who improves every
opportunity in making a superior AZ
ticle. The buttermaker of TO day car
ries large responsibilities with him,
for OF him depends the welfare IF the
community Of patrons who entrust
their product to his care, and be must
manufacture a high grade of butter
10 bring the top price. We are pleased
to say that u buttermakers are in
creasing in numbers. and according
to the receipts of fancy butter on our
markets, the makers Of low grade but
ter are fast disappearing.-Americap
Creamery.