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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29

s;baskct crate. h.caio for fancy packeC
ToMAToEs-orerinrs. liberal and mar
ket lower Choice to fancy, bpT15c pc,
b,shel; inferior and common. ion50c pei
Dushci: peck baskets. 2c-. shipping stock
..BLACkBERRfES-Stcady but slow sale
fancy. W. per crate; fair to good, si.od
CALIFORNIA rRriTs-supply good OF
quoted ms follows: Peaches are s.p per
inra,ei h1ysi anprico's; sl.esgii5 per case.
bartlett pears SEQ per crate: japan. Eur.
banks. I'D. German prunes and Tragedy
pi pRfk f5''' r PsF Trse. App,e.. ,v,r,,,,.s.
Hsaad; "t.a,ns arelsdE. quartz a%"r'trs s'f ifs;A is' ss &c!
NuTs;coeoanuts. ao pet. 100 Peeans.
S M,ssSsr'i po ieis PEI a l Pound ,1 Tgsrs, 2,sassi
virginia. white. raw. SC per pound. Ten.
nnessee. raw. +a6isc; roasted. 7VSc. Kansas.
MELoNs-The hot weather lent a firm,
er tone to the market and the demand
watermeions-Choice large size. SO, per
aozen: medium. si.5o: fair to small. 500 by
the i,oi fancy large ones are quoted ut SIS.
io~upes-There was little. II any. change In
thc market yesterday; choice rip. stock
continues scarce. while green stock is ricn.
tifui. Home grown stock ranges from 7Ic
70 $50 bushel box of nutmegs. or 1cHy.U
per dozen: according to size and quality.
s1Esr Sarreis So" for fancy ripe stock
mand: Messina. saoopt.t0 per box.
,oRANGBs-Demard fair and values firm.
$50 Size. $50: less TO as size ss'9sii KS: Ss cSs!Nt IHs.
hANANAs-oferinFs good and sales are
p, oTMER ERTiTs-rlqrlaa indian rive.
dozen. according 10 quality. Pears. fancy
sSsss pears. very va JUL. toq "a sp p : basket. RSt
sin "H't Sut sfHMs' s. rs Rfr RI Pf pef is.sSar, e M,;son-
NEGETABLEs-Market well supplied.
s SoSstsd aa ST f 81 . par d Gash'S &c; s ssms fEa reyq
loc; culls. Sc; 2,a95c per lao
pounds. Onions. new stock. Mississippi.
basssl: home sfT grown. t s's&S; p tq'9 sn.h%SGif!
Green stock. 3 doz. bunehss Tor DC. Beets,
home rrown. ESQ per 'i three dozen oarsh brn ssSSsk.
PAN. sc s sSSrr ! ] } % f Sasane sn"'s ca.
bushei. String beans, home grown stock.
i iSncy .S Sau.ifio"sr; nearly out Of season;
per dozen. New turnips. 3 dozen bunch
IS for &c; a5c per bushei. Carrots, SC per
argc sound stock. si.@ai.S5: medinm, s"G
per dozen. Michigan celery, dun, 25c a
'nnch; sugar corn. in good demand: fan
- "'"S PCT uVLtU' dCCprilHg 10 quilltN.
ireen. peppers, home grown, 81 per bushei.
squash, I5c a dozen.
BROOM CORN-Short and common. SO. %
100 per tom. self-working, fair to good,
80 y JOB: .self-worklng, choice. SIS O0ii
I45. ID.
FEATHERS-Pr,me geese. Sc per pound:
lark and soiled, @g5oc; mixed and old. $50
'er cent on large.
BEESWAx-No. ] amber, PC per pound:
No, : amber, Zoe.
GROUND. .L1NSBED CAKE@Lower.
ar lots, sl4.o0 per ton: eco pounds, SIS. %;
pounds. $500, and less, si.S per cwt,
,HoNEY-l pound comb. white. lie: fall.
.aiitornia. white: i6al1c; p. pound comb.
extracted in barrels. 5g6c.
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LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH,

ceIpits, s.s@5.' MSrke tug. Steady. Nati i;E shi,e-
pi,aGs' SSG1a4.2s dressed heef grades, 5000
$50: COWS, si.i5a2i5. 'eN'S steers S-'''u
n2GsggReceiSts, 1900; Market &c lower.
!, sHEEP-Rseslpts, 1900. Natives. s2.5cD
eelpts, so Market steady. Naive beef
steers; ss4oq40; Western steers, s2.sop
h[tsiiers,. s5.soas.eS: e@anner aa' Si.5sa s .aE; st6 sRd
III ~. and hn1,s feeders s2.75as.so; calves. 5000
HoGS-Receipts, $500. Market 57,o,
IISi SSi' 81. H H. X: @i me q I'm, miss y ~s:."ss IL
Fair to choice natives, s2.NaS.Oo; fair 10
choice Westerns $500 $50; common and
s'Ssk sheep' S.oyd.a6; lambs. S.oSa5.25.
400. Sales were on a basis Of 4, ~
tas the poorest dressed beef steers up 10
are largely at S.Osa4.3o, with heavy steers
selling mostly within that range. CHOICE
i;s1 Sor hdiIler ara steers Ste ayeraslng leo to
very scarce and firm. and stockers are
s,Sher with sales at s2,5OM3.ae. largely at
range Of sii;Sas,.5c. ana S eow st and am eS SeIfsrs
Sel, at sL23a$75 for good quality. Calves
M MssrsS "a p!rntitul t2,hay, with sales at 8.25
grass fed steers, and at Se00u2,5O for bulls.
sthSs, cows and heifers. and range cows
ana helfcrs sell at S2,Gin3.2j. Nv"
HJiS-iteceipts Hoo. a good share of
me arrivals sold at ss.SJa3O0, heavy sell.
Il al an extrene range of s2.55I3. Is; me-
n3'sp' nSnt. at y: lOl3.25. and pigs al S.sj
"S32 Shippers did Very little. ~
SHEE;I-Receipts. 5000. Native sboon
were salable at sl.7502.25 for inferior ipp
s soa up to- ss75aS.25 for fair to prime
lambs sold at s3.eon5.es for conim,nr''.o.
Shoiee' the extra We're salable at Si "a
y, a Mestern yearlings sold as low "a
1900. ~ s'u largely
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N. Is HOUSTON. ". u FlBLR
Houston, Fib|e & Co.
BONDS AND STOCKS.
go DELAWARE. Teiephens 2oos.
\

Tho money market of the country re-
mains much the amt as "A week ago.
Their Is probably "a little more confident
iecllns Just now than at the close OF our
last review. The action of the New York
bailis IN restoring the gold reserve TO the
s.n1y1,co mark. II now being sioi. sS2, s7S,
most encouraging influences; and they have
announced that they will project 1t for
has done much to relieve the strained feel
Ing IN the loan market heretofore. But
ing s%6.c,i,Sis, coming before the relief rem
dered By the banks. caused firm rates in
Nsw 1oth, and the time Is near At hand
the fan crops, prevented the restoration
or the soif reserve from cxerting any east
hcsS IN the loan market, The New York
crease Of $,Sol,tco, in loans; ss,in2,co In
specie; Sss'e" IN legal tenders: 81. 49, 300
reserve. making 1t now SIS, 1855 in ex-
cess OF the - per cent rule. This loss in
government, while the free calling OF loans
was ostenstbly for tn. purpose of ,nfu-
en.ins The forelsn exchange market. Not
wi~'Estandinr this statement showing a loss
the receipts OF currency from the country
continue to exceed the shipments to the
Resulted solely from local Influences, Bos-
ton reports money firm hut dull, and the
same Is sal! OF Raltitnor. and philadel-
lhli. CINCINNATI, too, reports a quiet
money market. In coming West the loan
market Is found to be firm in Chicago, hut
dulI N ~. Louis. Here at Kansas City tho
situation remains unchanged from a week
ago The banks are taking care OF their
customers, but are buying no outside pa.
per, and are still pursuing "A cautious pol
icy. and are rather discouraEing than en-
coufaFirr loans. Rates steady and firm at
> per cent shipments of currency to the
country light. Bank cienrings for the week
ending Tuesday. S7.9-c, jcS: same week last
year SAsih5Hr Il decrease OF ss5, 1oa, a loss
of 10 per cent.
Eastern exchange steady.
houston, Ftbln 6 Co. exchange brokers
quote II as follows: New York, tl.cS dis. |
5ount; Chicago. 5Oc discount; st. Louis. i0c
WASHINGTON, July .S,-The Boston banks |
again came forward to-day with an offer
or Sl..ihn,un in gold coin to the treasury.
and Phtlalelphia offered $4,000. If the de-
IaFtmcnt gets all in sight. the balance VIII |
ne raised to Sl2.C0uts0. The withdra wall |
today were ter1.atG IN gold coin aud SEQ, III
u n, bars. leaving the balance stand at ;loi,.
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conditions for harvesting and threshing
aud grain In shock has suffered material
injury, oats received the greater dam
age, reducing the condition. The short
period OF dry weather Is much TO be de-
sired to give opportunity to save unstackcd
GRAIN. corn Is generally reported In good
condition and there is an ample storage
o. moisture IN the soil to develop and ripen
the early and late planted fields.
In many counties little or no progress has
been made In having. stacking or thresh-
ms, ana considerable hay has been lost or
badly damaged. Considerable wheat and
cats In shock and stack have also been
Iamaged by heavy rains and In a few OF
much damage has been lone to nsx, Corn
has suffered some injury from wind and
ram in a Few localities, but generally the
crop Is doing well. Too much rain has
fallen in southeastern counties for cotton.
Late Potatoes generally promise a good
Yield Winter apples. arr Sun falling badly
ana the crop as Il rule Will be poor. Grapes
average well.
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New. York, July 2s.-CoFFEE-options
active under liquidation. and covered at
weak under owing TO light Brazilian move
rients and unsatisfactory cables. CLOSED
steady at unchanged prices to 10 points
lower. Sales, 1850 bags. Closed: July,
l0!otldS September, a.SG9.sj.
Spot cofs--Rlo dull; No, 4 llac, Mild
40 bags Mafacaibo at 60c; 800 bags Central
Ann rican.
SCGAR-Raw. steady: sales late yester-
day. $3.50 bags Cuba; centrifugal, IS test.
. G-lGc. Refned-oulct.
New Orleans. La, July 2s.-COFFEE-
Rio, ordinary TO fair, lGisTlG7sc.
SUGAR quiet. Centrifugal. whites,
: l1:lya3 lt-lec: yellows, 3 7-lG1SAc: seconds,
MoLAssEs- Dull. Centrifugal. sasc;
Others unchanged,
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M,ss; July. Els; August. s7aaST'sc; Sep
c4RNcReesipis: iis,oso bushels. and ship
Neakensd The, market and caused a ioWei
July re; August. FAC asked; september.
oATsI.Rsse!p,s, 5000 bushels. and ship.
hSi m Nj lSTsr. Spot dgli No. : cash,
UoRNMEAl-steady. Quoted at $50 per
timothy: new. s'ssaievS; old. , s1sia y
nrTTERmnLower. Creamery. io,sais,se.
81 f 81 i Steady. STANDARD mess. ,oeeins.
LARD.Lower. Prime, steady. ESP:
a. hAcoNI.Ssed shoulders and longs. 1875;
Dry SALT, MENTs2shouiders. ,s.s7is;
longs, $50. ribs, S3.6.is. ~
da LnSfrpGoi; July @sawHEAT1srot firm;
No. red spring. 5s I'D; no. i California,
ns Sf,f Futures. upshcd quiet With near
with near positions I'd lower and distant
equally distributed july, August. septem.
~. mttooer. Is HAD. November, Is 1lh.d:
coRN-spot quiet: American mixed new.
=. 80. ldtnttS opened uuict with near
positions I'd lower and distant positions
"a lower. Closed dun with near positions
i.i lower and distant positions i-I adj low
err business about equally divided. July.
3 4b.d: August, Is ai,d; September. Is lei:
Der, october Is MA; November, IL lid.
ccmhcr; = lid.
fLouR-Fttm: demand moderate; ST.
Louis fancy winter, is 81.
BACoN-Ouic;: demand moderate. Cum
errland cut y 10 p pounds, cas Cd: shor,
y to ~ pounds. rs 81; long clear heavy, IS
pounds. nominal; short clear backs, light,
Is pounds. Is. short clear iniddles. heavy.
- rounds; nominal: clear bellies. Il TO Is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il to is pounds,
HAMs-shor, cut II to 10 pounds. ass.
TALLoW-Fine Northern. lis 81.
rs 81. ~ ~
roRK-Primc mess. fine Western. 45s;
medium. 3ss %.
LARD-pull prime Western. lss cd; re-
Receipts OF wheat three days. $4,000 CEN
ais. including SEQ American, Receipts.
american corn three days, 1850 centals.
fine.
New orleans. July 2s.-PRovIsIoNs-
Dull.
PoRK-oid. eq6isc: new. &C..
-BoXEp MEArs-pry salt shoulders.
hAc3ScSiSar SIDES, 4'4c.
TL3rR,s,SWyssk Extra fancy. s,o'asi5;
CGENMEALrslow sale; si.eo per barrel.
HAY-Deinand fair, Prime timothy. 5000
1870; choice, s~l5.coul5.50.
.CoRN-No. 2 sacked. mixed. SIC; whites,
oATs-No. 2 sacked. :tsa25c.
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Dry Goods.

New York. July os-Thc days business
turned out better than was expected at the
opening. as the spot demand was fairly
good for assortinents of fancy prints, dress
goods. notions. fancy goods, furnishings
and brown cottons. There was a better
tone to the market. and many near en-
Easements were outlined. Printing cloths
dull at @isc. Exports OF domestic cottons
FOR the last week, 1900 packages,
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a hiG REWARD OFFERED.
spain Will Pay Large Sums for III,
Capture of F%iIibu,t.r.

havana, July S,-The Official Gazette To-
nay publishes a decree Offering a reward
cruisers TO effect the seizure of nIIhr.tar
ins steamships and offering n further re-
Hard OF ss,VCo to any person enabling tho
spahish cruisers to capture tiilibusterins
that inc captains of iiilbustering yesseIs
Se1Zea VIII be considered as enjoying i'm
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York, July 2s.-BuTTER-Recelpts,
is,5ls packages, steady. Western dairy, "a
ljc. eH'
cHEEsE-Receipts. $40 packages; quiet;
large S,snSesei small, 5iaa7c; part skins.
ilnl3c. "
Chicago, July observation-disclosures, IT,
G9 barrels, and shipments. 5000 barrels.
SLEW ~! steady, Quoted Winter pat
patents. So l5p3 50; straishts. sa50u3.oo;
blTTER-steady. Creamery. l0ql4c, and
EGGs-Firmer. Fresh. lO,sc.
st, Louis. July 2s.-FLoUR-Receipts. f.
gg Ssrreli' and shipments. 5000 barrels,
fsn S2 .sa2''ou2.so; fancy, s2.iOa2'O; choice,
,WHEAT-Receipts. 1000 bushels. and
shipments, 5000 bushels. Favorable wealth.
err liberal receipts and adverse cables had
= = depressing effect early on the specnia-
IN the session, a further decline resulted
ana iutSLes closed easy, lower than yes
elevator; @su6sc. track; No. 9 hard. It'd
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Wool Market East.

Boston, July 2s.-Meager sales and a gem
.ral llstlessh"ss are the characteristics Of
the, wool market Just now ana the out
LOOK Us Tar from reassurinG. Advlres from
western points Indicate that holders there
are inclined to meet the views of Eastern
dealers, but the latter. as a rule, arr re-
IuSlhg 10 take any more wool at present.
Many wooden mills in New England are
sun closed ana large orders that were
looked Tor nav" not come. Territory woods
are, hominaliy quoted, tn. same as before
ana Few quotations in any grade have
chhfged. Selling prices are as follows:
ONO ana pennsylvania f%leeces, y and
nhoHe', isgltlae. NN and Nm above, III
pc. clothing, l9c; combing, zoe; d.lainc.
i.G; unmerr1antable, l3c. unwashcd. lie:
Michigan and Wisconsin. ctc.-N Michigan
lf.s4l5c; Michigan clothing, 7niSs; Mirhi,
gan coinbins, l9c. delaine, Michigan, 1Tir
nc; Michig4!n understandable, ui.uigc;
unwashed. Michigan. l0i3Ullc. unwnshci
medlnim kentncky and Indiana blood comb.
c9mbing; lic; Kentucky and Indiana BLOOD
cloth, liisc; Missouri blood cloth, ~ii1Iiisr.
lake and Georgia, l4Hl5c; territory wools'
me medium and fine lDIiir.
secured. price soc; Montana. No. .. Medium
l2rlSc; secured, price, erase. Utah. WON,
ing, etc, fine medium and fInc. s,ii",
price, Soc; Utah. Wyoming. ,te
:. medium, HAZE; secured price ga
Nc; California woods, Northern sprint. ia
al5c; secured price, S0it3lc; middle csIInfv
SprlnS, shiue, secured price, 27u2Sc; SoIih-
I'm. deiectlN" stipping, sHsc; secured prlc|,
.id.oc; Australian secured basis cornhir,,
'ultfrhc' isf'"Nt; comblng, good. j3uisG,
average, 4OI i3c. """''
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Chicago. July 2s.-Rye-No. . cash. sole;
September, Se4c. Flaxseed-No. i cash,
7sisc; September, ,72isc. Timothy seed
Cash, S.l5; September. s2,s5.
ST. Louis. July 2S.-Rye-No. . cash, CSC.
Tlaxseed-6Sc. Timothy s~eed-Prime cash,
$~3.Gpq3,O5.
Toledo. o.. July 2s.-Clover ~seed-Steady
at $40 for cash; tI.j5 for October.
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New York, July 2s.-LEAD-Steady. Bro
kers'. price, s2.s0r.9o. Spelter-Quiet Do
nestle, S3.gou+.OV.
ST. Louis, July .S.-LEAD-Dull and weak
A. = decline, sellers asking ss.67i3 and very
little demand even at S2.6i, AT which three
ears sold. Spelter-Frccly offered at $50
and no demand at that.
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sEx. intere
stocks sud heads.

New York. July .s.-The stock market To.
gay was In most respects the same as Mon
gay IN point OF It's professional charac-
ner ana the kagging tendency of prices.
The volume Of business was, no " ever.
iairiy active. judging from recent stand.
eeSSs but the Increased dealings were not
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THE PRODUCE MARKEr

email lots higher prices are asked and OBJ,
tained. enough being asked 10 cover extra
cost Of caring for and nlling them. Til,
parties making small outside orders wan,
'he best goods and selections. Dealer.
prefer TO handle the goods IN 100 lois 10
straight Consignment as received.
btTTEH-Market steady and all nice ia.
pie goods IN good demand, not withstandlug
the Gec.lne IN the klsin market, Quoted;
iirsts, lie; dairy, fancy. l2c. fair, i6c; store
pi EGGs;i issefSSin' nm aqSs' P%Ski1s stock, &c,
Misso%ri, 7lst: s som' fr siask Kansas M and
POuLTRY-sprinEs arriving freely. but
hens IN light supply, Demand fair. Hens.
sa Rouhd roostrrs' l9G each, springs. Sc;
spring ducks, Ease; old, SCI geese, spring .5c:
pigeons, = doIen' squads. scarce and want
BpTrEklNE-we quo,e; New York
packed, lie; medium grades, ISc; cream.
cry, iSs; ! 10 rolls. brick ana prints. lie over
ID, rolls. !2c over above prices.
CHEEsl;19uiet, We quote! New York
anu Ohio tull cream. l?,sc; Wisconsin fan.
iowa, iulI cream, 7asci light skim, iu6c
PEI 81 h THrd Herktmer fali cream, l2Ese,
market slil dull selling at loo per bushel'
SWEET rorAToEs-s Slow sale ana low
A~PPLE,S-Aiore coming in and market, n
shade lower. There are a great many va
r%ieties offered, and the quality is uneven.
Maiden Blush are 500 i0c a bushel. and the
White Holly, 70n Soc a bushel. Windfaii,
and cooking stock range from SOC to 5oc a
bnshel, Crsbapples-siberian are 25c per
tnird bishel box and zoe q peck basket
crease and market weaker. Buyers stiiI
show their, preference for Moore's Early
over the Champion. although 1t is argued
mere Is little difference In the fruit when
fully developed, Some shipped stock came
IN IN o-basket crates. but as the home
grown stock Is SO plentiful the shinned
stock hnds slow sale, Moore's Early are
selling al SOC a peck basket or 2I,c hound.
The Champions are BE a basket or 20 a
pound. The little Delawares of Arkansas
seem a drag on the market. and are held
I3c a 6-basket crate. 1880
PEsACHESJsupply good and choice and
demand fair. though prices were a shade
over, Fancy freastones were ie15Oc per
third bushel box: clingstones, soqioc: fair
20 good stock, @ds5c; peSk boxes are .5p
i-basket crates range from Sc TO sc:
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Quincy, H., July 2s.-There have been
nyc fatalities here. by drowning or Other.
wise, within t~wenty-four hours. James q.
Mclean was killed by an accidental faii
rom the roof OF the Kicker National bank:
FREDERICK Gross and Fred Baumgartner''
Sons OF prominent citizens here, We're
aroWhed IN Bear creek; George Petero. an
other youth. was drowned In a pool ar
south city limits. and his two brothers were
saved only with great difficulty.
Cool weather in Colorado. Montana n,
tho Northern lakes. Go there Via the R,r.
ing.oh route. Elegant equipment. Fast
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New Orleans. July 2s.-COTTON-Futures
steadv, Sales, 1890 bales. July. nominal;
August, Csc; September. 6.lsua.19c; octo-
bet, hlSgG:lic: November. 6lSn6.lic; De
GGmber Glsa6 lie; January, s22N6.23c. Feb
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Internal Revenue Inere,,,nu.

The cash collections Of the internal row.
ehue collectors office for the month ri iu,v
viii pc IN excess Of $4,000. which is a gooi
aouhu increase over the figure of one year
nsp, ana Is encouraging to the office. ',rha
sale OF stamps at the postoflce for tho
month VIII be a snug sum In advance az
~ u nsure OF one year since, and will reach
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Shipments

rrhe,o -. ;..,.. :..:....:. -,
class OF stock at steady prices, but pluggy
stun as DUH as ever. Nice heavy mining
nice. horses are wanted. But the general
market is dragsy at quotations..
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Ihere was ihlr trading yesterday but
values Were a rifle lower under t6a ~
nuthce OF a beliTish corn market and lower
h2Gs. packers Joining in the buying.
We quote car lots:
Rec hE.ATS-Shoulders, S,5 per
cwt,: hams. ti,25. WV PCT
=. MEATs-Iiams. T,5Oa7.75; shoulders
y; s, MEATs-tPartly cured)-shoulder,
cash, $3.50 per eNt.; short ribs, sides. cash
$S!W; long clear sides, see; short clear
LARD-cash-cash $3.50 and September,
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Liberal assistance given to parties feed.
Ing stock. Feeders wanting assistance
please correspond. Personal attention to
all consignments. Market reports on ap.
pltcation.
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Mexican dollars, 55S.c.
London. July S.-Bar silver. 81 7-lGi Pc,
ounce.
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New York. July 2s.-Closinr quotations
On the New York Stock exchange:

New York, July 2s.-Closinr auota,Ions
On the New York Stock exchange: ~
Ht.nlsYh "a A., 1900 .''''.....,..,,.. 3lA
IthtraI racine lists ....sr.....,. az
Denver Is Rio Grande 7s....,.."' ia
Denver q Rio Grande is... ..,,......,,S
gin go ,."'''' '''''''"'..",... IS
". H. .. a Is .s..--..-. ,.,...-.l6
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Missouri. Kansas g. Texas LIST is., N.
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29

me Kansas weekly crop bulletin. issued
py me weather bureau at Topeka for last
Tor growing crops, but very unfayorabIe
Tor grain in the shock and stack in the
southern counties. Corn and grass still in
prime condition, with much of the corn
hardening rapidly. Peaches and grapes
are fipening. but the wet weather is rot
Jung many potatoes. Middle divisional
splendid growing week and all standing
crops IN very line condition. Early corn
mas very nearly matIred. But little has
oten done IN thr'shing or plowing on ac-
count OF dampness. Western division
Inc week has been quite favorable to the
various crops. Corn and forage crops are
doing very well. but in northwestern and
southwestern counties rain Is needed. Har-
vesting is over and threshing and haying
have begun
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29

The following are the bid and asked
prices of stocks Of Kansas City banks and
Other local securities, as furnished nv II il
wright & Co, brokers, Armour building:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29
is for the past 2.

not many nice dry lot steers in and they
We're iirmer. with an occasional sale 100
hisher, but while the best We're wanted at
stronger prices, green stun was unim-
proved and dull. Cows. that is native She
stulf,, were in light supply. and steady and
on hand In good numbers, slow sale and
Weak TO a shade lower; Siockers and
steady in the face of good offerings Range
steers made up much OF the days supply.
In the Texas division they sold very well
native division sales dragged and prices
were weak to a shade lower, Mich cows
selling very well. Common. si5nl7; medi-
to fair, se0p.5, and good to choice, t26
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29
aoGs-Novements for the past "a hours:

IHe suIIUuHHIHH Influences OF ma market
MI oearish yesterday-corn was lower
III uFovIsions on. The result was lower
rt.es LOT hogs. both here and at points
east OF us, but at concessions of t5ai0s
mere was free trading. packers and shin
III po.h pnying and the pens were cleared
~s-''VtfS,lo bulk of sales. 81. 75Ia. 9S' '
Ar11rr
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-29

are unlike all other pills. No purginr or
Fam, AGt specially on. the liver and bile
carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill h dose