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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

case: Royal native pluns are $40 per case;
bartlett, pears. ss'coaaas per crate; piums.
a ibaIID, p 'FR SGifi a pc Hsp nEs 'S Elaborated.
pound; sun dried, quarters. light, nc:
d9if. & Gsp pSnnd: ,aa nor ,c Pecan.
Missouri. s sSan per p ssng Tes@Ss. tsGi%ssaassss:;
p%ecans. polished. slicr; Central America,
sWfrrrsdinlaSa. 'H White. pq raw. & p mqiI Pound de"n Ten..
nessee. raw. iu5Isc; roasted. Ease. Kansas.
GRAPEs-Arriyals mostly from Texas
and Arkansas. Deiawares in fair demand,
hut others slow sale; p%siawares are q.
crates sa.S do no, s selI * aii Sf'Wishi White I grapes ss-S are
'! ME & rs %safst at nse's SLOW sale and
$si!am .H s.ss;, 'f iair t q small nrf IsS ;gc PSI l.S SSA' y
aipm. ,iSaiss, and fair to, small. $. can:
tslouppses, no fresh stock in to speak
pr prlcel Ih iew sqpG G5i ,6 Is p 5a!f snsks soi nnd infe anq
lhfialc per basket. sc per bushel box. or
tcn55c per dozen. according to size and
LEAioNs-stendy; in fair demand. Quota;
tions are as follows: Messina. fancy. SD
per box, In a small way; California. ss,Sy
oRAMGEs,cho!ee scarce; market firm,
10: sseseSdiinr.M no sIz Fia! !s'so; i isWSSt to- a,S t size.
81; New Mexican stock. 81 per, box.
sale, but unchnnEeu.
81 It'ns' s4''Vu- per puHSH' Peuuici s'pNh'
OTHER rRu1Ts-Flqrida Indian river
a aade" Ar iEaGHrashf pl to size w 2nd aGi' Soss. nGnsT
supply OF choice stock fair. selling at &c:
third bushei boxes. SoGioc, neeordins q
the quality; one-half bushel baskets, 30
5aiSGe en b psT,son ,c pismsi oS Meak' r at s S.1o.
oxE;dETAhkEs9hSs RI. continue seed,
medium. loc; culls. &c; SouiOe. per loo
pounds: Onions; new stock; mississippi,
barrels: Texas stock. Tcl75c in a jobbine
way; $1,000 in a small way; jobhing; sa.oyts
per bushel; green stock, 3 dozen punches
Zoe. Beets. fancy. 35Wi5c PER bushels; bunch
stock home grown, &c per z dozen bunch
Radishes. &c for 1 TO c dozen punches. As
naragus; home grown ranges from Joe 10
3 dozen lunches. Cucumbers. home grown.
2oc per dozen, for fancy, medium, 1oc.
ach. home grown. :cf3oc per bushel;, Green
peas, home grown, fancy, 5Sas@c per
green, round .Goae5c; hat, Soc: wax. 5apt5c per
n Isrni GSs'G : ao kSh'f sansb les f ISr s s5:: soe N ns:
bushel. Carrots. SC dozen punches. Egg
plant. large. sound stock. 0n60c per dozen.
Mlchigan celery, dilll. prices are Irregular
and there Is no life to the market. Sugar
corn. improved demands; fancy. SP6c per
dozen. according to quality. Green pep
BROOM CORS-Short and common. 5000
M25.OO per ton: self working, fair to good,
$50. OOiII %: sclf-workinc, choice, $4,000
5000: all hurled. ~$3p00ajG.00; dwarfed. 5000
Ql5m.
'FEATHERs-primc geese, s5c per pound:
dark and soiled. e5G3Dc; mixed and old, l5ff
SOC; / per cent tare on small sacks. and 3
per cent on large.
BEESwAX-No. ! amber. 22c per pound;
No. 2 amber, zee.
GROUND LINsEED CAKE-Lower.
Car lots. sl4.O0 per ton: 200 pounds, Slj.O0;
100 pounds. $50. and less, Si.N per cwt.
HONEY-1 pound comb, white, lie: fail.
California. white, l6Ti7c: . pound comb.
6q7c: extracted In barrels. 5u5c.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

a.lss,ca bushels, Increase $500 bushels;
oats. s,2sS,OO bushels, decrease $1,000 BUSH
els; rye, l,i55,eD bushels. barley, $4,000
bushels.
The quantity OF wheat and flour on ocean
passage to Europe decreased 2.2i0.OO bush
els last week; corn decreased 10000 BUSH
els.
Tho four Atlantic ports cleared for cx-
port yesterday ihs.ooo bushels OF wheat. a.
600 packages Of flour. 81 900 bushels OF
corn and 5000 bushels OF oats.
The government report returns the Tex
rs corn condition as only 20 and the area
SO, Indicating u Yield of 2I,0p,p0 bushels
against los, 10000 bushels a year ago.
The visible supply of wheat a year ago
was II, 2io,c0n bushels, n decrease for the
week of a.iig,rro bushels; corn. 6.SsS,NO bush
els. decrease. ssi.po bushels; oats. b,6So,vgp
bushels. decrease si7.op bushels. Two yenrs
ago the visible supply of wheat was iAS2,.-
0D bushels. three years ago, s,s2i.OO bush
els. four years ago, 2,e52,vD bushels.
Local showers are predicted for this Sec
ton. Light showers fell sunday In OKLA
homa. southern Missouri and in the Ohio
valley; also in North Dakota. The maxi
mum temperature Sunday Mt Kansas City
was 20, Manhattan rs, Mcpherson IS, Dodge
city SO, Maryvlllc, Mo, %, springfield, ".
John Dupee wired Fred z. Smith ycster-
day: Crop report from conservative peo-
pic In the business In the Northwest estI-
mate the crop of spring wheat there at
1907 100000 bushels against 2p.rp.0oo bushels
last night. The trouble with the market
is lack of buying orders. We never have
seen n time before when such crop condi-
tiuns, both winter and spring, would not
have stimulated II big speculative demand.
49,
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Wool. niac- md pclt..

WOOL-Stendy. but slow sale. Quoted:
Missouri and similar-Fine. 1T9c: fine
medium, 9Gllc; medium, 1lisnl2Iac; comb
ing, 1lisdloisc: coarse, 1OIiic. Kansas.
Nebraska and Indian Territory-rine, 50
SCI; hnc medium, 7gcr; medium, sdi0c;
combinE. SGl0c. coarse, IIsc. Colorado
Fine. case; fine medium, 7u9c; medium, so
l0c: coarse and carpet. Ease; extra heavy
and sandy, 5H5c.
HIDES AND P~ELTS-Demand fair and
market steady. Green and sailed, free
Of brands. No. l.. Go per pound; No. .,
Sac: green sailed, butt branded, No. !, Size;
No. ., Sc; green sailed, side branded, No.
]. SIC: No. ., &c: green sailed kips. 10 to -
pounds, No, l, SIC; No. 2, SAC; green sailed
calf. to Is pounds. No. !, 7c; No. 2. &c:
green sailed hides, Nos. 1 and g butt
branded. AROUND sec: green uncn;ed. No /.
dry salt hides, No. l. 6I:c; No. =. &c;
sheep. pelts. green. 10000: dry, sale per
pound.
TALLow-we quote as follows; No. l.
St, Louis, July 10. woot~unchanged.
We quote as follows; Missouri, Hi
nois. etc.-Medium comblng, l3Nl3t.c; light
fine. 9i3IfieC; heavy fine, sisHgc. Kansas
and Nebraska medium l0pilci light fine,
Si2Hsiac: heavy fine. 7H7lzc. Texas. Ar
kansas, Indian Territory fall and spring
medium. 1llsnl2c; light fine. 9G2l4c: heavy
fine, Ti2NSc, Western medium. li.Il2c;
light fine, 9G9i2c; heavy line, TN7isc. Tub
washed, choice, isi2c; fair. ijl Ice.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New York, July l3-BuTTER-Recelpts,
l2c: Western creamery, lliabl5c; Elslns,
he Miis s.S aisS;y ssIR%ssil, Sc sd'7S; part SKINS
-I EdiGsh ri! ssl@s' i s.55si; packages; steady.
Western, lOl2iilalsc.
Elgin, III, July s,-nuTTERosteady:
offerings, 1880 pounds. Sales, 1900 pounds
at liisc; 5l,is1 pounds at l5c.
Chicago, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50
bushels. and shipments, loco bushels,
Steady Winter patents, .lonS'to' s'Ialshls.
stralshts. S2,G6a5, 10; bakers grades, s2.loW
BuTTER 80 Steady. Creamery. lOalr-c,
EGGsII.ower. Fresh. 9,sc.
St, Louis. July ls.-FLouR-Recelpts, g.
So barrels, and ssisPsm n@a Is. 4igS o Sargsis I;
g2 20; extra fancy. ss,"gs.Io; choice. s..sOa
shipments. 400 bushels, Bad weather con.
dit!ons and higher prices of corn and oats
among other Influences caused futures 10
the market for futures closing below Sat,
nrday SPOT irm and hlghsr; No red
sash; elevator Sy n 1ra I SSiSe; si,ss hswi
gust, 81. a5s5sS September. 5sd5assc.
coRN.Recsip,s, $500 bushels, and ship;
strong and advanced oil hot weather and
reports OF damage, but declined and closed
weak. with a shade difference from sa5qr:
July, e RRsEsa; ss ten sn.b sslse a hid shin.
futures; closed weak, but higher than
SiS; JSlsy,, i SSss ASsast, -iiSaci; sspssmSssiS,
GoENMiEAHs1buii, but steady. Quoted
at $50 per barrel.
s4 a~ffAS on sas. s,ra aaa s! ,a fair demand
HAf-Old choice grades scarce and high
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
INDEPENDENCE.
Mayor Willard Will Urge the Council
Tonight 10 Make Annual APP
p"OrtIOnmcnt Of Revenues.

There will be a meeting of the city coun-
Gil tonight, at which Mayor Willard will
send In a message asking that the annual
apportionment of the city's revenues be
made. The city assessment recently COM
pletcd shows n valuation of $o,5l7, $40. and
the levy to raise the necessary amount OF
revenue will he the usual 30 cents on tho
500 valuation. AT this estimate it is ex-
pected that the revenue of the city will
amount to SIS, 900 for the yenr.
There Is now in the city treasury Si,5l7.G5
The liabilities of the city at present amount
TO .S2,G2O,. which comprise the bills of the
Independence Water Company and Electric
I.ieht Company. Besides making the an
Gently revised will receive affection. An
effort will be made to secure for the city
an c~lectrometer TO show the exact candle
power for street lights. The general sup
position IL that 1850 nominal candle power
Is given. but some of the city officials be-
lieve that it will fall below this.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

New York. July lS.-COFFEE-options
opened steady; nominally unchanged; ruled
featurelcss IN the absence Of Havre ad-
vices; closed barely steady at u net de-
cline of .5q10 points. sales, 5000 bags.
Closed. July, ll.6jaii.1oc: September, 1900
Spot corree-Rio. easier: mild. market
quiet; sales. loo bags; Rio. No. I. spot. at
ls5sc;, 200 bags No. ! Rio. spot. at lli-c.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet and steady: refined
steady. standard A., 4s,c: Eranulated, SIC.
New Orleans. July lS.-COFEE-Dull:
Rio, ordinary to low fair, i5i.dist.c.
StGAR-Quiet; centrifugal, whites. An
! ll-ltc; yellows, 3 ic; seconds, . 1-l5I
3 g-lCc.
MOLASSES-pull: centrifugal. 3nec.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
THE GRAIN MARK TT.


In Etore-Whcat, ap2, SOS bushels: corn,
SOL bushels; oats. 1921 bushels; and rye,
a,4d2 bushels.
WHEAr-Rcceipts past IS hours. .25.Srr
same time last year, ,................ .3l..o0
There was fair life ana a iirmcr tone to
the market yesterday. There was Il more
hullish feeling IN futures early than for
some days. caused by untavorahle crop re-
ports. hut the longs being inclined to
ihk" profits on the early advance. caused
q reaction, and the Improvement was lost
before tho close, Cash grain in sympathy
SOLD very well AMI most samples were dis
Slgse was slow, weak. BY sample on track
here at Kansas CITY. No, . hard, / car at
~ l cars a. iIa,e, Z cars az iSc. and !
at ~i7lgpiSi.c. No. 2 hard, ear at 4Sisc. 3
cars at 'ic, > cars at i6c and / car
choice at i6iae; No. 3 spring, 451i iG'ac; No.
ioe; rejected, 3pu3jc; No. : red, . cars at
s!i-r ! ear at BE ana . cars choice at i2i.e;
No. 3 red, car a. id'sc, ! car at iic and |
YES car choice at i5'.c and : cars poor
CoRN-Reccipts past IS hours. ...., q, 500
SIM W. .m,' lust 49,
There was more shipping demand yester-
day than for some days, resulting from
the cut rates, and the market was sharply
higher, both for mixed and white. ny
sample on track, here at Kansas City: No,
. mixed, 10 cars at pc; No. 3 mixed. ia
. - ''fNNt 81 - A'Ns -
oATs-Reosints past IS .7oop
Same time last year.."..""""..--.3,ra
bemand light. but what little trading
done yesterday was at steady prices. by
sample on track, here At Kansas City:
3 mixed, l$plir; No. I mixed, l2Ii3c: No,
. white, lIHlIi@c, > cars at i7igc; No. 3
white, lsi=pl7c. / car At lie; No. 4 white.
RYE-Receipts past IS hours...........-
Same time last year....'''r".r,,,""".-
None on sale and market in consequence
nominal. By sample on track. here at
Kansas city; No. :. si=4.jc, and No. O.,
flour SIN slow sale, but steady.
sack, patents, 81 SOL 50; sstra, fancy. Silva
wheat, per 10 pound sack, patents, 1880
low grades, si,Opul.l0, rye, sl,2jpisc
CORNMEAL-Qulet but steady, quoted
at iimt5c per ewtr bulk
at i0ui2c per cwt., sacked.
B~RAN-seling fairly and values firm,
sacked 52M9ic; bulk, 2,iiesc per cwt,
",C3X,sToSR REASsE None coming in.
Prices nominal. quoted at A.l5al,2o per
HXi-Recelpts past As hours loo tons
Shipments 80, .....,.., .,.,.,. $50 tons
same time lgst ysar''y,,u'"""aY 30 tons
wa %''s aao,e! s'a' I'D r aslH "a 9snsy. ''s ss,@
upland, 10. |; ]sac9att0; No. Z. ts5sl$go;
new, No, !, 'a'5yg5,So No, Z, s5,5Gal,c5;
lower grades unsalable; timothy. choice,
:s0opa5o;, No, l. M'@ns!@; No; 1900
yer mixed, Nc l. s5,ooa5.s0; No. : clover.
mixed. siO0li60.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
DIG ST. LOUIS ELEVATOR BuRNED.
Merchants Terminal nestroy.d. In.
vOlving; n Loss Of $3.50 1000,

st. Louis, July l3.-At $50 this mornins
the Merchants Terminal elevator, at Sec
ond and Blddle streets. was burned by a fire
which started in the boiler room. Tho
loss is estimated at $4,000. The building
and machinery Were worth si0O.0c0 and the
contents were valued at about $4,000 There
Is $1,000 insurance on the building AMI
~, 100 on The gInln.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
Tour. In the nocky Mountains.

The "Scenic Line OF the World" thu
Denver 4 Rio Grande Railroad, offers 10
tourists In Colorado. Utah and New Mex
continental traveller the grandest scenery.
The direct line to Cripple Creek, the great.
est gold camp on earth; Double daily train
tourists cars, between Denver and San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Write s. X. Hopper. q. l.. & T. A.. Dem
Yer, Colorado. for illustrated DESCRIPTIVE
pamphlets,
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3aac.


New York. July 13.-Nore buyers were in
the market and the new purchases follow
ing. their Inquiries In. connection with the
mail and telegram orders took a fair guam
goods and other seasonable epecIaitles.
There was n very free movement of all
kinds Of goods through deliveries in on
order and all markets of the country are
calling for freer deliveries. Printing cloths
quiet and steady at 2isc and no sales re-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.

sss "A ?;$si; ,, Ma &aE Z S Z !. s' Fay =! 's q s i +:
i,l5; stoeker4, and feeders s2,5opa.s5; Texas
S' HGGis rec; iHi Go $.G5o! markes 5aloc low
er. Light $s@cas.iO; mixed. ss.oeas.25;
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000. Market steady;
natives, .sS,e0u3.G6; Texans. s3.coas. 40; lambs.
Omaha, Neb,, July, la,-cATTLE-Re-
beef steers, s3,i0al25; Western steers. $500
na{ g; I,sM iSs steers; S2;ioaS 20; Z, COWS o. and
e eSife and f tSSsTs iE oMsr. ss'7 l7i $.7G; e siHsk.
s3;;Gog@95; bulls: stays etc, fao9a3'""
SHEEP-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
Fair TO choice natives, s%,ooI575i Westerns,
500; lambs. $~3.50nj.jo,
Chicago. July observation-disclosures,
rent throughout the day, a few extra
steers held Hp to $40, but most Of the
mi,2o. Trade in stockers and feeders Is as
limited as ever. with prices at the lowest
level OF the season. 4 few fancy fat helf-
s ,gnos S9 sSw up w to s5;ISgt's S,g h y b h"lk ,b fair r, to
ming grades around sl.Jo. Veal calves were
firm, best natives selling UP to $3.50. and a
Texas cattle went readily at firm prices,
some plain LES pound steers at $50; good
to ", pound coast Erhssers az 500. and
HOGS-Reccipts, 5000. To-day's run,
though large, found an outlet at about
steady prices. The demand was fairly good.
1t took extra prime $50 pound hogs to
reach s3.l0; choice go pound shipping hogs
sold Mt s.. p. and choice 30 pound hogs
around s3.25. A few fancy $50 pound pigs
reached $3.50. but most. choice light sorts
went At 50, IS, and bulky, strong weight
hogs Of good quality at s3.05I3,20.
SHI)Ep-Receipts. 1000. Native muttons
We're relatively scarce and held at about
closing. prices last week, but Westerns de-
tons sold largely al s3.25m3.T5, and fair lots
at s2.,Ja2,s5: good mixed. around 1910. 4
bunch of ninety 76 pound lambs sold at
81. 10. Most of the good prime lambs went
at S,2yl6el; fair lots around $3.50. and
culls at S2.75nSI.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

City officials have been given estimates
of the approximate cost of paving the pub
lie square with asphaltum. The cost for
the business men around the square will
be about 5000 in its entirety. or 81 per
front foot, The COUNT owns the greater
portion of the street which surrounds the
square and the members of the county
court have siCnitied u willingness to assent
to the Improvement.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

The English visible supply decreased last
week 257.OD bushels.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points yes
iterday were 900 bushels. and shipments.
10000 bushels.
Kansas City stocks OF wheat decreased
3O.t32 bushels last week, Corn decreased
1851 bushels. oats. Ass bushels.
The visible supply OF wheat in the United
States and Canada. as reported By the Chi
cage board of trade. Is n 100000 bushels, an
last week VI allow bushels; corn,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

New Orleans. La. july 13.-COTTON-
Futures quiet and steady: sales, 80, 500 bales.
July. eSie bid; August. G23162lc; Septem-
her. 5.g9G6.oDc: December. 6.O3c: January.
6,o,a6.g.c; February, 6.1iQ6lsc; March, SIS
MG.l1c.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her C. stor1A.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave then Castoria.
TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN


on July 18th. 10Th and 2lst, the Wabash
Will sell round trip tickets to st. Louis
at S,5o: on same dates a rate of $3.50 will
from Kansas city via the Wabash to ST.
Louis, Take the Wabash" positively the
shortest line and makes the quickest time.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

Is time shortened on the Chicago Great
Western. Commencing May 10Th. onIy
eighteen hours to 81, Paul and Aiinneapo-
West Ninth street. "'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

September. 3lc. Flaxseed-No j, cash,
7l4c: September, 7li.c. Timothy seed
Cash, $3.50; September. SEQ.
st. Louis. July l3.-rtye-No. ., cash, ogc:
F~laNsced-66c. Timothy seed-Prime. cash,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14
HOMEsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS


Only July q the Missouri, Kansas &.
Teas railway Will sell round trip tickets
TO all points in Texas at very low rates.
Main street. 1914 Union avenue or Union
depot. i. j. FITZGERALD,
Il, and I, A,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

There wal n fair jobbing trade yesterday,
but II weaker speculative market caused
car lot buyers 10 hold back and do little.
II the close was both duh and weak.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATs-shoulders. $3.50 per
w.t.. hams, 800.
5. r. MEATS-Hams. sI?5a75o: shoulders.
500.
cash, $3.50 per cwt.; short ribs, sides, cash,
81, IS: long clear sides, s3.ij; short clear
LARD-Cash. $3.50: July. $3.50.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.

MuVtmthts TOT Inc past Is
hours:
lh"celp's....... .'............ ..'.'..... ..5'siS
Drive-outs. ......... ........ ..........,...1,el7
a good and firm market was had yester-
day. The run was good and the quality
the best for some days. A good demand
was had for all offerings. and the bulk was
sold without trouble. and some OF the tops
brought a little more money. Good feeders
as well as muttons were wanted. and at
worry suIr npfraa
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

New York, July l3.-Lcad-Steady. Brok-
ers', price, S29o; exchange. S.s1'=u5.02is.
st. Louis. July 13.-Lead-Wcak; s.. 10d2.1 10.
Spelter-Weaker; S3.I2la asked.
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Fruit In Northwrst knn-n..

The fruit crop In Northwest Kansas IS
said to be ilno. The following was received
from Decatur county yesterday: several
fruit farmers In this vicinity VIII AVE an
abundance of fruit this year. Harry Saylcs,
living about two miles southwest OF town,
has an immense cherry orchard, with va
rious other i~ruits-apnles. peaches and april
Cuts-and all VIII make n good yield. MIR.
Saylcs will make more from his fruit farm
than any OF the farmers VINO grow wheat,
corn and ordinary crops. The season has
been a very favorable one IN this section
for fruit.
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Are You Going to Chicago or

The KurlIngton Is tho best rout. 10 ~
points in the East. Elegant v%estiSuiaaIi
Pullman sieepsrs and cafe dining ear 10
slsspsr 20 ST; LouIs, quick ftHinpa ssrSins
uhtnestied, Gan ~ ticket office. No. 81
Nam 81. or No. 1911 Union ave- W. eS
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-14

New York, July l3-Bar silver, 6Sssc. and
Mexican dollars, a3alc.
London. July l3.-Bar silver. 81 7-i6d per
nnnrH
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KANSAS CRY 70 sr. LOUIS,


Through to Dies Moines, st. Paul and Min
neapolis on all trains q the Chicago Great
70 the Northwest. Ticket office No. Z West
Ninth street
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National ropuiIs, and Silver couv.n.


The Missouri Pacific railway will sell
round trip excursion tichets 10 St. Louis
and return, July il''hh; s9th and :ist. good
ONE WAY,
KANSAS CITY TO ST. LOUIS,
The only line running four flyers daily
to st. Louis; leaving Kansas City Union
Tickets on sale at Union depot, No, loss
Union avenue, Grand avenue depot, and
city ticket office, No. 500 Main street.
l.. s. JEWETT.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Geo.R.Barse, Pres. J.H. Waite. sec.and Trs.
GEO. r. EARSE
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION Co.
Rooms I50-iGu Live Stock Exchange nIdr,
CapitaI Stock S2So.ooO Paid lin.

Liberal assistance given to parties feed
ing stock. Feeders wanting assistance
please correspond. Personal attention to
all consignments. Market reports On APP
pliCatiDn.
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The following are the bid and asked
prices OF stocks of Kansas city banks and
other local securities, as furnished by II.
!. Wright y Co.. brokers, Armour building.
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sEx. lnteTe!


New York, July ls,-Closing quotations
on the Sew York stock exchange;
AtchlsoH - --.,.'.'ss.-.. 'ss..'...-...... 49,
Atchlson "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3sia
Central facl1lr
Denver * Rio Granie s..,,......,,,,...lli
Denver ~ Rio Grande is."....,,..,,.... %
Erie -Is ,.'..-...' h3A.
C.. ii. * s., a. Is ,,.,..,..,, ..........-,lGJ
60. II. * $. 4. Is.,....-..---,.,.,.. -
Houston a. Texas Central 5s.,......,.lV
Houston 4 Texas Central 6s....."...l0a
Ti.s,ur E1n.ns 4 'r.S,s 81 nn''''' .!,I
Mutual mon os ,";' "..Y ...-"".ln
Northwestern $, +. debentures.,.,.,,,..l9 ls
Northwestern %consols ......",,...""..,lSs
Northern Pacific lists
Northern Paclnc 2is.,u.....,........ni
Rio Grauie Western ts...-...,......, 1919
~, PAU cOnsols, Is..-.....,-....,-,...,l2st
'TeNas Pacific lists siL
Texas Pacific 2is"..-".",..--.,....,, l,t
. PAU, e. & II. W. s.....,,.......,.ii 8 :
hop5. g 5. +. general Gs..,.,..,.....,..il2
In Kan; |, NJ. general js.....,......,.... "a
- rr IS .l1iii
strength aHc lists of 50 --...,.,..,,lO 1857
way In which 4
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REPREsENTAT1vE SALES.

Receipts...... ............ ............ ..... s.
shipments. ...'... ..... ...'". ............ y
s...''.s. .ss.....ss -.
There We're fair arrivals yesterday, but
little or no d~emand-only horne buyers in,
and they disposed to hold back and do
little. What few sales made. however. were
ut steady prices.