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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-26
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agS " End ave. s58 per month Adare, sl5 Der month. E5i8st, $50 per month. Isand 3ll 3rd axe, &}5 per month. |ah and Naiaat, s20 per month.
 RESIDENCES. |B2mehe. rooms. S25 per month. |1aye, rooms. Sis per month. ad ave, 6 rooms. SIS per month. 'shsh 4r0oms, SS per month. |Rech hst, rooms, 9l5 per month |lerry st. rooms, S.2.50 per month. |Aalaut st, I rooms SIP 5B per month. |aalbeffg St. ; rooms, S. per month. shave 2fooms, 5 per month. ia9aque 5fooAs. Si0 per month hfaQle- rooms, S5 per month |al ave } rooms, Si2 50 per month. AlaHe. rooms, Si0 per month. |MaNe. 5ro0ms, BIO per month, |aaaye, Jfo0ms. $ ntr moutA. zaa ave, ] rooms. SS per month. .ae Nte, ] fOoEIs, GS per month. |.aaaYe, 3r0Oms. SS per month. Iaa aye, ! rooms. &S per month. |4Bafe' , rooms, x per month 9 ave srooms, S4 per lnohtu. 4atei rooms II per month. ||.54aYe, rooms, 84 per month. seafe, rooms. S1 ger month. se aye. j ro0ms, sl5 per aaoath. Aa'e' rooms. @i0 per month. |sTfl. St rooms, gro Der month. |.gtsia sl,a rooms. $l3 per month. 4isilea toohis From S2 to 63 per month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-26
FOR 6 E L. E

E5agelling- N. No. ell Tennessee st, 1 lot \ Rss foomsi terms, one-half cash, land 7 years.
 X .. aselilng, No. 6f6 Morris st. 1 lot
 lshd , years. I,,, \ ,,s!selllng, No. 5l2 Georgia SC. i lot \ 'ss2 s9d rooms, at Si,S00; purchaser can
 9a, gaA9lhs and loan debt for Ss00 and E slse se llii 9lilie-half cash, restin f2 months.
 s.,,,lig. psgliing. cor. l4th and Alabama
 s,oullas front west. rooms and all
 iiaaPft,g..Yile5aaents, ia f,..il terms 0ne-half cash, ' and 2years. |s'.. |'1selllng, No. 1i04 W sarraauc st. , E,eIS els .. aofgh' ,,. rooms; fer price and ||ss s's,silirg' ,Sig' No. 11t0 Cherry st, | lot, lefms .''.'' ptiV eesii' odiance |9DsS DssSsglllng No. 1919 " 5th aye. l lot. leb,o letsol lroomsi price $2000; half easE i; i'sn,S b'ss,eeace, nee, cor. l6th and Linden sts. essv ssV's tos., sast, . rooms, at a great bar ss 9sellihg' seaisg new. No. 7l1 N 6th ave. l |am '1,ni bai, D rooms; S2090 cash pay |se ,,oaee ,oaiahee on terms to suit the ylas,alglest yasaI1,e at 10 per cent.
 Dgf'illiig, No. SIS 5th aye. J5 block. .e,, ges,a sVOlls, S4000, E cash. balance '3N0lo. With infap1et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-26

f stes bought and sold on com 55s ss. negotiated on improved \ g Farms and City Real Estate 5aDt attention to collection of sanl the paymento of taxes >wf STRT6 'baye constant inquiry for de- \ houses to rent and wish to rme on our lists to aecommo-
 ath landlords and tenants; at
 st most demand for small |g9airs when left to IS will be 5g looked after, work well
 ssd with least expense, with iarge on our part.
 ESae and Rent Signs carefully ! after and eonspiea0usly Io=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-26
S'lNE EPROMesT0

s,l aai4 ! fD I-xoMsz C
 Iis:sSo S.s cor. gth avenue and Oak st, sl5oa. Iesf5l' oalahee on time with interest. v 'of' i9tii ave and Chestnut st:
 and F blk Il, Ringler's addition; |Io1s 5nd ]. 1. { blk s, cockrelrs addition. |As. '''tu cash, balance monthly |tlQp lQpial!ag rs5!lsg lots in Drew Whites add,o |slnJ ssi,aeht 1n 5lal sites in M.J .SeulPs addin ''h DIX E, Tannehill < owens Esadd'n. 3 ; Ill olks 3, Henry |s BaHIaing lots in Dunklfn,s aad,n Ealtiful lls lostd lgls Tn Hamlnett's add'n. |l&neSs igss nrs. lii I. B. Land Co., add'n. '&lAess pnaVpefty nrooy fronting on 3Td av. Dpefty fronting on c Barra- |hesas N ssas9ess esss. property fronting on .sra < palebonnessal and Walnut sts. suit
 eApr,rs' eAprse of Wholesale business. aDd dsNIFY t., PROPERTY.
 mIea ws,, farm, B acres. well inn Eaasser. e90 ol city, 5000; on terms to lisi etfa farm m and vineyard. 4 miles Eatacfss oe at a bargain for cash. m 'i'e7 EEsisyi suitah.flaa h.flaq ' near the city that lies aeyafdS n'e Tor stock farms, orch |lsioi eifv. lasrm, sI1 25o acres, open land, } | ifOe 1eieS land in pnltivatio,, Sated on al, A, 10 one bale cotton per The Blnalr Arkansas River. l6 miles KS yirsin' plllll pMlll sell at great sacrifice. |'srable for fln aiiIae, miles west of Pine ||sS Pine Ianla1 nl1ll site; S250 per acre.
 ITsss5 ITs a, rsIIr,oaldd ld fra,an Grant b, eoaSaty on N iailroadSe. dSeaa as l in Drew eountv.witbin
 sIAs inc au oai,as 2. 50 per acre. 's'''h .seounty sSE Ss sa and cypress timber land ['ss s c, cyDress: ss:o9 o peracre. - '''''a |,sa slly eonge,noia eoss, oiekand hickory land in
 'efi 5 s s Der g'llent T sll to railroad and nay.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
Shoulders. ss.6OG3.75 per
RECEIVER FOR ADA REHAN,
Not Miss Rehan in the Flesh, but the
Solid Silver Statue
of Her.

Topeka, Kas.. Dec 9-(SpeciaD At 1
o'clock this morning. Judge Hazen. of the
Shawnee county district court, was awak-
ened from his slumbers to hear an appli-
cation for the appointment of a receiver
for the silver statue of Ada Rehan, which
is on exhibition in local store. as an ad-
vertisement. The suit was flied by Attor-
neys ROssington, Smith and Dallas. for
William BeCkfOrd and A II. Mitchell. of
Helena, Mont, stockholders of the COM
pany which owns the statue. The unseem-
ly haste in filing the application was due
to a report that Ada was to be removed
from Topeka this morning. The plaintiffs
in the case claim that they have a $1,000
interest in the statue and that the affairs
of the company are in bad shape.
Judge Hazen appointed Samuel Rarnum
as receiver, and he went to the store and
formally took possession. F. D. Higbee.
who brought the statue to Topeka, turned
it over to the receiver without a protest
He left for Chicago TO see If the trouble
cannot be adjusted. Mr.. Higbee said that
it was a quarrel among the stockholders
He also hinted that there was some poIit-
ical significance 10 the suit He said that
he owns the majority of the stock in the
silver statue company. but he incurred the
dispIeasure of the other stockholders dur
ing the campaign by supporting Mckinley
He headed the Mckinley movement and
mustered several trainloads of Canton pill
grims from the silver state Of Montana.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10

New York. Dec 9-Although the stock
market failed to show any important in
crease in the volume of business, the pro-
teSSiOnalS worked for the bull side and i'm
parted degree of spirit to the trailing in
some instances. There We're intervals of
pronounced dullness, however, owing to the
lack of outside interest. and business was
UueVenly distributed. Sugar figuring for
one-third of the total dealings. London
distributed continued selling orders and at
some stages of the session determined
drives Were maze against prices. which in
turn We're succeeded by spells of covering,
50 that closing prices were slightly above
yesterdays level. The street was influ-
enced by various Washington dispatches
suggesting developments of importance, but
as "A rule leading interests Were diSpOSed
to act with caution pending definite news.
The close. though dull. was firm in tone.
The bond market continued TO display a
tendency upward. on investment orders,
bEt the volume of business was consider
ably below the recent average.
New York, Dec. 9.-ClosinE quotations on
the New York Stock exchange: AtChisOn
i: Adams Express l+S; American Express
los: Chicago y Alton. lS2: Chicago. Bur
lington & quincy IS: Chicago Gas. 7i%, !;
Consolidated Gas 1552t g. c. C & St L..
2Sl4: Cotton OIL Certificates, Il: Great
Northern preferred, 119; Kansas & Texas
preferred. 2S2,: Illinois Central, 90: Lake
Shore. l55: Lead Trus.. .; Louisvilie &
Nashville 5glt. Manhattan Consolidated
go: Michigan Central 81: Missouri Pacific
2l". National CordaEe. 6: National Cord
age preferred y: Northwestern. lG3I, =.
Northwestern preferred. IA; New York
Central 95l.: Pacific Mail. 251S: Pirtshurg,
lfl: Pullman Palace. 156: Reading. 2SI.: Rio
GranGe Western. -: Rio Grande Western
preferred, 80. Rock Island 6Sis: St. Paul
-: s.. Paul. preferred l35; United stats
Express. 70, Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific.
o.. Wabash. s. Louis & Pacific preferred
l6ir: WeliS-FarEo Express. 90: Western
Union S5l4' General Electric, 352a; National
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

St Louis. Dec. 9-CATTLE-Receipt
400 head. Natives. 1oc lower; Texans slow
Top native steers. si.55; top fed Texans
HoGs-Receipts. 500 head. Market SC
higher. but closed easy. Top, S3.S5; bulk,
S3.30G33a
SHEEP-Receipts, 100 head Market
steady. Top sheep, $3.2O: lambs. S3.N0Q+G0.
South Omaha, Dec. 9.--CATTLE-Ra Raceipts
800 head Market steady. Besves. $3.S5
800, stockers and feeders, SS.0oa5.S0; COWS,
HOGS Receipts. 4.5Oo head. Market a
shade higher. Top, S.35; bulk, S3l5a5,25,.
SHEEP-Receipts. 7OO head. Market
stronger.
Chicago. Dec. 9.-CATTLE-Receipt IL
COa. While the-few choice droves moved of
readily at steady prices, the common TO
good beeves We're extremely dull al a de-
cline of l6c. A few fancy Christmas cattle
brought $5.6NG5.9O. The bulk of the sales
of beef steers were at Si-O0G5.OO and few
numbers of common dressed beef cattle
sold at 81 5pT3-90: stoCkers and feeders
mostly at s. gGd3.So Canning cattle were
in active demand at s2.0Qa2-35.
HOGS-Receipts. 30.001. Market opened
strong. with further advance of &c. but
a weaker feeling set in. as shippers with
drew. and the early advance was ail lost.
The days trading was done at S3.vn3.i5
ton prices being paid early, and the bulk
of the hogs sold at 81 25d3.35: pigs largely
al 3. Z5a 8 s.. Fat. heavy hogs predominant d
and a good many packing droves found
buyers at &iI0GS-9G.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 Trade in sheep
was fairly arjly.. at steady prices. Sheep
we're wanted at s. r9G2.Jo for very common
fiurks up tS SS,50d3.S5 for choice to prim-.
The bulk of the sales took place at s.. -
dS5a, Westerns selling at S2.5oT5.45. Lambs
We're bought actively at $SJeSf5.O0 and prime
lots Were searce and firm at $loGj.25.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10

CGRNAIEAL-Siow sale; sI.S5 per barrel.
HAH-Quiet; unchanged. Prairie, $igy4 30;
Creamery. 3Ga25I.c. EGGssteady; 49,.
PORk-Steady. Standard mess, jobbing,
S5IGa7 lG S5. LARD.Steady ?, Prime ,d- steam; i
shoulders. Si.55: extra short clear and ribs,
g. 40: shorts, $4.STla. DRY SALT MEATS
Boxed shoulders. extra short clear and ribs,
$40; shorts, $4.I5.
Quiet PoRk-Mess. 7$4c; LAKD1Reiine n Re d d
tierce, fsc. BOXED MEATS--Dry salt
shoulders, &c; sides. 41se. BACON-Ciea,r
9i-9l0i4c. CORNMEAI-Firu. $-90 per
barrel. FLOUR-strong and higher Ex-
ira fancy, $4.50d465: patents. $500 3;ro
Steady Prime timothy, $l000a 1880: choice.
Sli.5G415.50. CORN-Steady. No. sacksd:
mIX ed, S3c; white and yellow, SaStc. OATS
No. , sacked, 24l5c. RICE-Steady. Ordt-
nary to good. Sas@4I.c.
Liverpool, Dec. 9.-WHEAT-Spot dull;
demand poor; No. red spring, 6s lti- tut-
ures opened duh with near and distant
positions 4d lower. Closed quiet with near
and distant positions Id lower; December,
6s 6l4d; January. 6s I'd: February. 6s 6i.
CORN-Spot d:il; American mixed new,
Is Id Futures opened Gull. with near
positions l4d lower: December, Is lg4d;
January. February. March. IS lOd. FLOU Il
Firm; demand poor; st. Louis fancy win
ter IS Sd. BACON-Quiet; demand poor;
short ribs. 20 to q pounds, 2Ss cd; long
clear light, 30 to IS pounds, 2ss Cd; long
clear heavy, 20 to 45 pounds. &s; short
clear backs, light. IS pounds. 2Ss cd; short
clear middles. heavy, - TO 80 pounds. 26s;
clear bellies. Il 10 l6 pounds, 2ss- SHOCL-
DERS-Square u TO IS pounds, Sos. HAMS
Short cut. IA TO 16 pounds, 42s I'd. TAI
LOW-Fine North American, lis Cd. BEEF
Extra India mess. 57s Sd; prime mess. as
81; medium Western. Ais Sd. LARD-Duil;
prime Western, 20s Sd; refined in pals, 2Ss.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10

San Francisco reports loading one ship
for Sydney and says thirty vessels are IN
tha harbOr under charter.
i was reported from Minneapolis yes
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Dec. 9-BUTTER-Receipts.
4.5dS packages. Steady. Western creamery.
l37.FzC; ElEius. 241ae: factory. 7dI2c.
CHEESE-Receipts. 4,S76 packages. Steady.
State large, T12Il0i=c; small TlgIl0l4C: part
skins. 2Ie07c: full skins. 2d3I@c. EGGS
Receipts 4.456 packages. Dull. Western,
lSiz izTGli=c.
chicago, Dec s.-FLoUR-Receipts 500
barrels. and shipments. 700 barrels. Dull.
Writer patents, $i-4HI4 s.: StraIghts SI3G6
80. spring patefTtS. Sil5TA55: straights
SfSya4,g5c bakers grades. $3.&5a3.5O. But
TFR-Steafy. Creamery. l5123c; dairy 10
qI9c. EGGS-Firm. Fresh &c
s. Louis, No. Dec. 9-FLorR-Recein
S,rar barrels: shipments. 100 barrels. Dull
and weak. Patents. 4.f0a4. 10: extra fancy.
81 lrai.9I; fancy. &+fa3.50; choice, S3.OGI
2.1n. WHEAT-Rece!ptS. 1900 bushels:
shipments 21.oa0 bushels Srot duIl easl-
er. No red. cash. elevator SEC bid. track.
Sli=Gg2Irc; No. ! hard. cash. 7Sc: December,
Ssigc. May. SS's GSSE4c: July. S2l.c. CORN
Receipts. 6SeH bushels. shipments. 80 GO.
Futures dull. hut steady. cIosiag under yes
tel Jay. Spot steady. No ? cash, pic: De
cen ber 2lIsc; May. use asked OATS
Receipts, 100 bushels; shipments. 7.o0o.
Futures duh and easy, with little demand.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10

Estimated receipts Thursday: Wheat. 2S
rs: corn, go cars; oats. 800 cars; hogs,
n6n
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
wheat in Little Better Demand, hut
Values wcnk-COrn and Oats
Selling Fairly.

,,-,. ,--,..c. ,....,, IL. ,.,,,-,, n
-, an 80 - 1. " l.'l' -, ,Ss 5ti' - -
- -. 'ISii, Na'S' 1'-'''" '"7''''9' A-'' 49,
~ =, r,,i,,. noe. 81 I,,,,rs ~ ,oo
" - r .p,, pas - a ID
stt,--,. ''S' Ia SSS
~ - ' - -, 10, ~, ,,,,rl,,. -
~, Ia, a T,ri,
~ lll y -,'t'",l' W. - a 80 - y y,
"it.' - , - ~ - ., -, 80
J-f'h ~ az ~ sS'Hl 49, lsu - n S+ htSn
~. li'''1 j." mas" ann u; u at'ou.
Lorsas CITY Eo = hard --a7S- . ,s-s a.
-. NO. SPi lHE lars ~ 90, No. NS hasu,
"a ~ - - q, M :, '"y, . CaL.,
E""' a. -. NJ. > Si'iiil-. 'aF 'hvite II
-, ~ sat ~ ~ no 81 ~ op.
~ -7l a. - az" ar ~
- 9 -. - 90 90 ~ ~ 80, ~, -y,,5 ,l5ll
'"I .i - ~ ~ I'-, LolliLl.al a. 'l.as-C'
~. s. 80 ''h hN''' 'a' poor AT 49, NO.
~ -" --.,,, .-
IL. .IlN liSl - h""Fs----- y S'''
E,lL, t..' .s2" ea' .-0'''
go iil'ii.S % y .'''
lH"'e vas 81 want n. Lis ana weaker
Ie"' 20 ne h't-ke' SeS'"iaaT ana Inc de-
lh1nA '2lLh"'- manly 81 an ORDER char
D' St..itrEs N''t- hl'Ly. Nv sample
o. H-''h '-''-' Jay 30 HllN'h. .tfS n
.'is ~ p ~ q, - car >Fs. ~ h.li-
''- 'i -: No. mixed J cars At lI.tH- !
,lr,. I'M ~ - +. 'SLs W At ISc l,5 'ags ~ sP.aia.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
Missouri Charters.

Jefferson City, Mo. Dec. 9.-tSpecial0
Secretary of State LesueUr issued certiti-
Gates of incorporation to-day as follows:
The Star Patent Tobacco Pipe Company,
of Marthasville: capital stock, 5000; incor-
porated by William NJ. Castillo, L. D. Stew
art John Miller and others.
Krey Packing Company, of st. Louis,
capital. $4,000; incorporated by James w.
and Pierre A. Garneau and Fred X. Krey.
Klaw Clothing Company, of st. Louis:
capital, $4,000; Incorporated by 1. W. and
Amelia klaw and John Hermann.
The Broadway Laundry Company. of st.
Louis; capital SIS 600: incorporated by John
F. Weinert, Frank H. Hoffman, Arthur
Kusch and others.
Ruemueli & Seibert Refriserating Compa-
ny, of st. Louis; capital. $4,000; incorporat-
ed by Albert RuemueH Alfred Seibert and
Henry Surber.
Fleckenstein Floral Company, of St.
Louis; capital $500: Incorporated by
Charles G.. Fleckenstein, a. ]. Bauer and
Lee Fleckenstein.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
Money at Home and Abroad.

New York. Dec. 9.-Money on call easy
at IlgT2 per cent; last loan. 112d2: prime
mercantile paper. 4I5 per cent; sterling eX-
change firm; actual business. SiS6i4 a: Shl2
for demand. and $i.SSlsG4S8i2 for sixty
days: posted rates. A.S4dAs4l2 and S4.NQ'
4sIla: commercial bills, A.S224.
London, Dec. 9.-Money, 2l2 per cent:
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months bills. per
New York. Dec 9-Clearings. slol, ,765,o72;
BoSton, bee Dec, 'S-clearngz. s1772ss5t; bal
arces, $, ,05l. .3l3.
balances $322 S3i.
Philadelphia, Dec. 9.-Clearings. S9,576,-
13i: balances, 81, ,2S3.777.
Cincinnati. o., Dec. 9.-Money, 4H6 per
cent; New York exchange, 4Gq50c premium;
cIearings. sI,9S5.000.
Chicago, Dec 9-Clearings. $15.9l6. g16:
New York exchange, soc premium; sterling
posted rates, S4.SS; money unchanged;
St. Louis, No. Dec. 9.-Clearings, SHE
O5i: balances, $429 1i2; money, 61S per cent;
New York exchange. 75c premium bid; SIC
PR MUM asked.
New Orleans. Dec. 9-Clearings, S,6H-
574; New York exchange bank. par; COM
mercial $50 per Sl.0I0 discount.
Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 9.-Clearings. S+9r-
Si3; balances. S6I,T116; New York exchange
selling at par.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. Dec. 9-COFFEE-Options
opened quiet. with prices 5Il0 points low
manG; ruled generally dull and feature
less: closed quiet, unchanged to > points
net decline. Sales, 4.50O bags, including De
cember 9.35lt9 4Jc; March, 9.5ec. Spot cof-
fea-Rio. steady. No. invoice, 10c; job
bing, 10lac. MiId-Quiet: Cordova, l5leal1c.
Sales, 12O bags NIaracaibo. p. I. SUGAR.
Raw, steady: fair refining, 23sd2 15-l6c;
centrifugal. 96 test, 3l+G3 5-16c. Refined
Quiet; granulated, 42sc.
New Orleans, Dec. 9.-COFFEE-Rio. Or
dinary to low fair, 1214Gl5l4c SUGAR
granulated. 3a.d37sc; whites, 3 7-l6uS5sc;
yellows. 3-16d31ac; seconds , 3-l6I3isc
AiDLASSES-Qu open kettle. 12G2ic; fer
menting. 3d4c; off centrifugal, 44l2c. SYR-
UP-Quiet; l5619c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
KANSAS H0RTlCULTURISTs.
State Society in Session
at Topeka.

Topeka. Kas., Dec. 9.-(Special) The
thirtieth annual convention of the Kansas
State Horticultural Society is now in ses-
sion at Representative hall. The first days
session was consumed in the hearing of
fruit reports from the various counties.
The election of officers for the year Will
take place tomorrow. For the past two
years. Senator Edwin Taylor, of Edwards
Vile, has been secretary. He did none of
the work, but turned it all over. together
with the salary of $500. to Assistant Sec
retary Barnes. He announced tonight
that he did not want the place again. Mr..
Barnes will likely be elected, although
there is strong opposition to him. This is
the only office that pays a salary.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10

WOOL-Dulf!S but steady. Quotations are:
Missouri and simiar-Fine. 6GSc; fine me-
dunn, SGlOc: medium, 1OIsd1lIsc; combing
SGllc; coarse, 1O1l1c. Kansas. Nebra ska
ami Indian Territory-Fine, 4Q6c; fine me-
10; coarse, 7dsc. CoIorado-Fine, 6GSc; fine
medium. Td9c: medium, Sd1Oc; coarse and
carpet. 7GSc: extra heavy and sandy, 5T6c
HIDES AND PELTS-SlOw and weak
Quotations are: Green and salted, free of
brands. No. !, &c per pound; No. 2, &C: free
of brands. fiat, 6l=c; green salted, side
branded, No. /. &C.; No. 3 &C: green salted
kips. Is to . pounds No. l. &c: No. .. &C.:
green salted calf. to 10 pounds. No. l. Sc; /;
No. ,, &c: green. uncUred. No. l. Sic
TALLOW-No. l, 3i4c: No. . 23.c
st. Louis. Dec. 9-UnChanged. We quote
As fSllows: Medium. 10i.i141kc; light,
fine. 7leal0lec: heavy fine. 612q91sc; tub
washed, 1512421c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
Grain NoteS.

San Francisco reports loading one ship
for Sydney and says thirty vessels are IN
IN. harbOr under charter.
Il was reported from Minneapolis yes
terGay that country deliveries have fallen
off considerably and dealers look for small
er receipts.
Newport News cleared 1909 barrels of
-four yesterday. This made total Atlantic
cl=aranceS at the close Of the market stand
al $4,000 bushels
Export business at the sea coast was
very duh yesterday. New York reported
only three loads Of spring wheat taken al
tEa close Of the market.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for ex-
port yesterday 35l, 295 bushels Of wheat, 52,-
2i9 barrels of -four and l27,po bushels OF
corn. The exports ~ Of f. wheat and hour
Were equivalent to $1,000 bushels.
The Thayer Commission Company re-
ceiyed the following from Chicago yester-
, day. The lower wheat goes, the more
bC arish the crowd becomes. Eighty-thr,e
and Scent bulls are very scarce this
morning.
Wheat stocks on the Pacific coast de-
creased $4,000 bushels during November
Tacoma Is looming up as an export point
IeiS of flour having cleared from there IN
the last four months.
Primary receipts Of wheat yesterday were
$4,000 bushels. against lGl5OO0 bushels a
year ago. Receipts of corn were $1,000
bushels against 5S3, 900 bushels year ago.
Shipments We're $4,000 bushels of wheat
ani 272.000 bushels of corn.
There was a large decrease in stocks Of
wheat at Fort William last week, nearly
10000 bushels. Most of the other decreases
reported by BradStreet's and not covered
IN official visible supply statement We're
small. The most important increase was
that at Cleveland, of $4,000 bushels. the
next largest being 3.c0j bushels, at Kings
ton.
There Is practically no foreign trade
said J. G. Marshall, of New York yester-
| day. United Kingdom wants are well
| supplied until after Christmas, and it will
! be practically a holiday market till then.
| The domestic situation is too strong TO
| allow much of a break in wheat but we
1 may not get any advance till January"
| The Liverpool Corn Trade News OF No
| vember p says: Late news from Aus
| tralia is that the wheat crop is estimated
at 100000 bushels-hardly sufficient for
| local wants. Everything tends to estab-
! IisR the theory that Australia will be an
! importer of breadstuffS in 1897
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10

demand. Car lots. $l.Oo per bushel; less,
So Der bushel.
ERAN-Dull at old prices Sacked, $50
90: bulk. 32T33c
HAY-Receipts past q hours......539 tons
Same time last year.......---..-.....6J9 .6J9 tons
Shipments .L1y LUIS
Selling more freely: prices steady. New
prairie choice. Sj.JGH6Oy: No. l, S5cgIt5-5J;
No = S3.arG5O1: lower grades, S3.t0u3.5I-
Timothy. choice, Ss.JJT9.OD: No. l. s7.J1lIs -;
NJ , 26.gyaEO0. Clover mixed, No. I, $3.50
IS.5C: No. ,, S5Ggd5.50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
state and Government bonds.

New York. Dec. 9.-Closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchange: United
States 5s, registered, 1133!; United States
IS. coupon. 49,: United States As, regis
tered, 109l:: United States new As. regis
tered, 100: United States Is, coupon. 1f0la:
United States new IS, coupon, 100; United
States IS, registered. S51a; Pacific 6s. of
'95, 99lk; Alabama class \. 1024; Alabama
class B. 1O2; Alabama class c. Sc; Alabama
currency "a; Louisiana new consols, As,
95: Missouri IS. 100: North Carolina 6s.
49, North Carolina Is. 100; South Carolina
non-fund. 112: Tennessee new settlement
6s, so: Tennessee new settlement IS, 105;
Tennessee old 6s So
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
MONEY, STOCKS And BONDS.
THERE WAS A STRONGER FEELING
IN STOCKS YESTERDAY.
While Sales Were Not Active. Yet
There Was Increased Trading
and Close Was Firmer Both
of Stocks and Bonds.

The call for money continues only moder-
ate Some cattle paper is being offered
and the grain men are borrowing a little
but the general trade Is making but little
new paper. Rates are steady. however, at
7as per cent Deposits are holding up well.
Shipments of currency 10 the country light.
The banks are now gaining money from
the interior. Bank clearings, Sl.SU..Sll
same day last year. s., ,110,s12. decrease OF
S3I2 99l. a loss of Il per cent.
Eastern exchange firm and in good de-
maud.
Houston. Fible & Co, exchange brokers
quote it as follows: New York, 800 pre-
MUM: Chicago, SOC premium; st. Louis, 25c
premium.
Gold reserve yesterday. $l33, ,1O2.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-12-10
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