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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
A CANDIDATE TO THE FINISH.
Governor MorriiI Refuses To Be Dri'-
en- ON the Track by MIR. Lee
lands Desertion.

Topeka. Kas.. April 27.-tspeciaD Gov
ernor Morrill, returned from iiiawatha this
afternoon and to the Journal correspond
ent said that while he had no intention TO
enter into any discussion OF Mr.. Leland's
course in refusing 10 support him, he had,
nevertheless. fully made M his mind 10
be a candidate for denomination before
the Republican convention. While he re-
gretted Ieland's determination, he knew
81 no reason why ne should lay down his
ambition at the dictation Of any man,
Il don't desire TO discuss the political
situation" said the governor, NOR do |
care even to surmise what caused AIR.
Leland's change Of opinion. Believing. in
my own administration and confident that
IL will receive the indorse ment of my
party, / am a candidate to the hnish-'
Mr.. Troutman has orsanized a campaign
committee here. with the following officers:
President. Il. u. Noel; vice president, ii.
Nj Philips secretary. Arthur Capper; as
sistant secretary. Robert stone. The fol-
tive Committee and VIII have the Trout
man campaign in charge: Charles r..
ciault. {. IL Titus, W Z. stewart. A. b.
Quinton. p. II. Coney, Charles +. Spencer.
A. D. Hubbard. j. b. Larimer. A. L. Jones
and C.. ;. Elliott
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Money at Home and Abroad.

New York, April -7-Monsy on rgli easy
al ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paUrr.
4lsNtJl2 per cent. sterling exchange Ugm,
with actual business tu bankers bills M
81 .sIl =Hi.NJal FOR demand. 4Lt So 81 Ia
Z A7a FOR sixty days, Posted rates. 50 hSsf
3 si- and si.s3ai.s''z Commercial bills.
London, April e7.-Moncy, u per cent.
Tne rate Of discount in the open mark I
tor short bills, . per cent. The rate of
discount IN the open market Tor three
months bills, a per cent.
New York, April S.-CleaTiuEs, 81 40 =
o3U, balances. SOL, ,hts.
Boston, April S.-Clelrugs. SlI,3ll. 81,
balances, Sl,te5, 80.
Philadelphia. April @7-CloarluEs. S7.sS7.-
coz, balances, SlH,.u13.
Baltimore. April -1--ClrariHEs, sI.y,3.-lS.
balances, S1ll. 10.
Cincinnati April e7.-NIoney sas per cent.
New York eNehahsr, ~ premium. Clear
iHZs, S4,3iJ,jst
Chicago, April 27-CIaarines y-.5g77,5.
Money on call easy AT puT cent, au time.
tU7 per cent. New York exchange. SD
premium. Foreign tsrHauEs market firm.
bankers N-uuuout Strrilugs i-Nt and - ~.
-. Louis, April -1.-ti-ariulS. SEH2eUlG.
balances, S5lY.t.l Money, tIs prr cent.
Nyw York exchange, 81 premium hli Sl.-5
Memphis. April -7.-Cls arings. s5-2 .sS: hal
aHcos. Slsi.l56 New York exchange selling
~ Sis premium.
New Orleans. April 27.-CIearinss. 81. .-s5.-
sst- New York exchange, bank. Sl.1o per
Slp" premium, commercial, 80 per $Lpy
discount.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
THE rnoprCE MARKET.

Gr1+stEsr.- H4l.V. .ar. for 4.b I,ts ON
small lots higher prices are ashtI and OBJ
tat1-d .ra-g-r b.'n-- 1-h.I 4, ,ay.r. ,.Str,
49, ..ri.
parties makhs small outside orders want
the best goods ana selections. Dealers pre-
fer 10 handle ra, goods iu lob lots in
straf..5, .,,.,,,7.,.,,,g ~ ID ,...si,.-I.
S''''7'.l ''@'' 7"'.'1i't7 81" i''''''-'.
,.r-1-.,-r-t, .... ,..4.,t .
ii-'' ""'. f+."t-''l anu '"e
Crt 4mrry, extra fancy separator, IA. nr-rs,
rq. g.-,t. ,,, r ts tf- r..
l,,r. '-I, r.kss lr.-1 aio, r,a. 11'' ,a, NJ
'o'' l-, 80 No. i'l''.5 ''' H'
ei4gn gA7t Is sg4i al Pa h!h5 stock prices
E'1fs- p a@y aH4 IN laI demand.
FL. '-cr,-. r,
E' n f.i,i y Ni.-l.a.Iy grades solltly "a h.
81, l-g medium sf44eS. ltri creamery, !ae,
PRICES. 10 Il - Do. tubs. ana : ana 8 10,
IT. 7tt" saly; Ne% ioiA ana one
I+t l''5l' " 'Seeii5.A Lane} lull
fatl srg4mi s..e; 4sht shim7li ia6e per
- s'5t-S ana ln idtI 4g mani.
.4't'-7' = ~. ~. | - ~ ~ =
ts, 4r "1',7' gll.I.rI -, u
I.rk- ',I i;.-.. non ystrt-f' l. -,
sasasl esf dozen
stoa k a. log as eyer But uelt in f,fr ~
m4nl. and steady Quoted: Home grown
~. M "a small way: choice. I5c Der busb-
II in car lots, fancy, ltl per busheL
choice. fsc I'm car lots; common 10 fair l5c
in sHal way Colorado stock, faHcF, 81
Nt0- prr blsael ln a small way. a-U34c IN
sar igtI New IeXas stock, Sis per half
tushel basket p per bushel; 75a per =
lU~hel box California new potatoes.
Sl-ao Per busheI IN small way. seed
~ ia Hn. s2la ffiilS one =
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
A KANSAS DEMOCRATIC "J0B."
Leaders Said to lie SchcmiUg to steal
the Popuiists' Thunder by
Nominating Harris.

Topeka. Kas. April 27--(spccisi) The
leading Populsts at the state capital were
fiuttering about to-day like so many chick-
ems with their heads cut of. The cause
for all this agitation was n story which
gained currency to the effect that certain
Democratic leaders had decided to steal
all OF the Populist thunder by nominating
Colonel W. \. Harris for governor before
the Populsts had u chance TO do the same
thing.
The Democratic state convention meets
at Hutchinson on August I, and the Pop
ulist state convention at Abilene on Aug.
gust 5, and the finest chance in the world
Is open to the Democrats TO carry out their
programme. That this story came duly
authenticated to the fopulist leaders is
amply attcsted by their agitation. The
Breidenthnl element of the party are look
ing to Colonel Harris as the Moses who
viii not only lead the Populists out OF the
wilderness. but will also rout the forces
OF Ex-Governor Lewelling; There Is pro-
badly not another available man in the
state who can defeat IcwellinB FOR re-
nomination. But the Bretdcnthal people
lists to indorse a man who has first been
nominated by the Democrats. They are
willing TO nominate a man, who, like Coll
onel Harris, will be satisfactory 10 the
Democracy, but they demand the privilege
of nrst putting the populist label on him.
Who set up this Democrat 1oD cannot
pondent approached several % the bright
lights OF the party. only to be rebuff d
with an absolute disclaimer or mysterl-
Hagan and CLICK and Thomas. tina; such
scheme Is on foot, The 'opullst lcad"rri
however are denouncing II IN unm"astrsd
terms as the work, OF the golIoHg. H'u-
fusion wing of the Democratic party.
So strong Is Populst resentment over the
alleged discovery that u is openly assertsd
tonight by Populist Leaders mat u nc
Hutchinson convention he viii be repudiat-
ed by the Populists the next day.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
THE GRAIN MARKET.

| 7, .t-r. u.t.... ,,,-.ss, ,..,.,..
/ &C., - ''" u's+''a' '"Ihf
lss'''' ,N7Ae!s' oats o. 10 bushels; rye, D.
/ ~, -4IsGrIs liI.
same time .ast year ..-...-.-..- -. SO
shipments SATURDAY ...- SHu
{ a IhA ana weaker market Was had yes
tgr4ay for all offerings. The decrease iu
the Visible was less than expected and for
t'-h ,auIrs sAaNtl weakness abroad. The
result was decline iu futures and buyers
ui ta-N STUN were disposed 10 hold b4ak
ana h" Htiie liE sample on track
A-ir at h.HS+s 'llh No, hard, nominal
.l ""tlr. no spriu-, sbgelc, car at 6HJf
Io1E al ile, NJ. spring. 5Ga5,e; No 4
/ Bard, I car "A fpe. i car at ne. rejected So
t.s,u, No. rrI, I5H73c. cars good al ~.
80. red, t5n5or; No, red. 5iasD1.
CORN Receipts past 4. hours .sga
Sam- time last year ......,..,...........sr.
shipments saturday q. .-..-.-...........-.7s 7su0
There was not much m ye-trrlay. ami
demand light. There was little inquiry
a frw scattering cars, b,st tnere vas NO uS
real life 10 trade and the light offerings
alone kept prices steady By @amnI. IN
tr4ck mere a kansas CITY. No. mixsi
car at -lI-.l ear al -an cars SueciaI
billing az 2st4c. No. miNed. 22i.q22s.c:
10. white -2i N-4r I car with special
blHag at ga; Ne. white. -3a23-c.
SANE time last year ...................... o.a
Shipments saturday b. .........-.-...... Sllo
Arrivals uEht ar.i market dulI f1r rnix-I
Nj many on sale ami not many waHteI.
Nhil', however iH +alr te Hant and drm-
10. mixed. IeaI7.. 4 car choice 'at l7e. NJ
mixed, l5Hlai--, 8 cars az l5o; 40 s
mlErI lsUI4i.g. No white. ISuLs-.c IL, I car
at lS.e: 80. 4 white. l7alTl.c
RYE Receipts past Is hours...........l,-oo
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
rrroN INDoRsED FOR GOVERNOR.
Greene County Republicans Hold an
Exciting Convention.

Springfield. Mo, April 27.-tSpeeial) Aft
er one of the most exciting conventions in
the history of the county. Greene county
Republicans to-day elected seventeen dele
gates 10 the Springfield convention who
are favorable to Hon. Joe Upton for gov
ernOr. A resolution was passed tndorSing
Upton for governor and W. l.. Porterfiel II
for secretary Of state. and the delegates
were required 10 vote as a unit but as the
state convention will be hell here il was
thought best not 10 instruct the delegates
positively how TO vote. Seventeen dele
gates were also elected TO s.. Joseph Some
OF them are favorable 10 Filley and some
10 KeFens. A resolution was passed COM
mending the splendid leadership OF C. l.
Filley. Farmer Wade tried 10 amend by
including Il. G. kerens, but strong oppo-
sition was shown and kerens was DE-
withdrew his amendment. Mckinley was
also Endorsed.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Miscellaneous.

Rev. Joseph Luff has returned home
from Lamont. la.
Miss Cora T., sullivan is visiting the fam
ily Of her grandfather, Cornell crysier, at
Eldorado Springs.
Miss Maud Blankenship Is visiting Mrs.
c. a. Davies in Chicago.
Mrs. II, q. Stidham is visiting friends
and relatives in Chicago.
Miss Ida Hedges, Of Nevada, Mo-, Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Chris Casper,
North Pleasant street.
Revival services are in progress at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Services
will be held each evening Of this week
Clifford Gordon, son Of E. C. Gordon. of
Fulton, is in the city the guest of friends
Rev. Frederick Ayers arrived home yes
terday from Holden. Mo.
The barn Of A. NJ. Woodson. near Ray
town. was struck BY lightning Sunday
morning and burned 10 the ground. II was
insured for s-00 and the loss was an equal
amount.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
AnpIicnnIs ON Deck.

Mayor Millari has found out that the
number OF applicants for office greatly ex-
reeds the number of places to be filled.
Yesterday the mayor received number of
applications for various appointive posi-
lions, and each applicant claimed that all
a Sufficient number 10 insure confirmation
in case the mayor would send in the name.
Members OF the council expect "a warm
time this evening, for the host of appli-
cants expect to be on hand and see how
their pledges are kept. Captain schuyler
Lowe came out yesterday for street com
missioner, ANA T. j. Ware wants TO be ap-
pointed sexton OF the grave yard The
council and mayor both want 10 have ap-
pointments settled as soon as possible, In
order 10 relieve the pressure.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
layel. fancy. s.coas %: sood to choice. sd

navel fancy. S"a8So; gcod 10 ehoice' s-S'
BkNANAs-The market is quiet ship
ping S.e5ni.75. ripe. 75cNslo0 per bunch.
NEGETA ABLES-Cabbage.i In good demand
ana steady. Quoted as follows o. Texas
pound; Florida Holland 9igc. onions range
from Pc to i5c per busheL There are many
varieties on the market and they vary IN
price Bermuda onions, zoo rer crate.
Beets. fancy. 25d30c per hushel; huneh
stock. ioc per dozvns southern stock, tpqI
new carrots. 5oc per dozen bunches. Horse
radish. T.o09i.i5 per hushcl Turnips. 2ft
Zoe; new California stock, 15c per ousheL
Lettuce, home grown. choice, I5c per bush
sells AT 75as5e busheI box: home grown,
25d3or per doz. lunches. Asparagus. homo
srown. ranges from S9c 10 50c per Goz n
smneR s@meRes rg r3nh 4 5 l' plr dozen Rf qGl fa
ley. 30 per dozen punches: Iin9o per bush
el Spinach, home grown, 25Ti0c Per hushel.
Green onions. 25c for or dozen ounc hef;
bushel basket; Mississippi. si5o per
bushel box. klle. home grown, 5"e
per bushel. SrIng beans. Texas, 6Sd7'g
per cne-third busnel box Florida, 500 per
bushel box Caul1ower. choice, 500 per
dozen. Mushrooms 60c per peck basket.
BROOM CORN short and common. 5000
d250o per ton: Ssif-working fair to good.
5000. all hurled, S5apaJcco; dwarfed, S-o~
9f5e o.
FEATHERs-rtme geese. SOC per pound;
dark and soiled $500. mixed and old, la
30c. per cent t3ve on small sacks ana
per cent on large
.BEEswAx-No amber. 25c per pound;
GRorNfDS LfNsEED cAKE-we quote:
Car lots. N7co per ton: 2.Wp pounds SlS";
l.0o pounds, 5000 and less, 81. per cwt.,
HoNEl-1 pound comb, white. l5c; iail'
California. dark. '1Il3c; extracted, in cans,
601ci extracted, iH barrels. 58ec.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
W. II. HOUSTON. w. NJ. I'll
FINANCIAL.

There was fair counter business yes
terday at the banks and the mails very
good. The call for money, however. was
light and what paper Offering OF mis-
ccllancous character. More or less re-
nowins. however was reported and rates
were held steady and firm at 7fS per cent.
lut little currency going to the country.
Bank cleariuEs. Ns6ll.is0 against. S,3si3Si.
cent.
Eastern exchange in fair demand and
firm.
Houston, Fible & Co. exchange brokers.
quote u as follows: New York. sl.2j pre-
MUM; Chicago. zoe premium; st. Louis. ioc
premium.
The gold reserve yesterday was $l4j.g =
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

\ dun and lownr market was had yes
tcrday. The receipts OF hogs were better
than expected. both IN Chicago and Kan
sas city and thu speculative market was
bearish one. All futures were lower
ana buyers of cash stun hold back and
wanted concessions. ana sales IN conse-
qucnCe light and what demand had main
~ Of "a iobbinE character.
We quote car lots:
GREEN shoulders. S25 per
cwt.. hams. $50
;. Il. MEATS--lIams. S7H7.75; shoulders,
$3.50.
-. :. MEATS partly curcd)-Shouldcrs
cash, fi25 per cwt short ribs, side. cash.
Nlo; long clear sides. Nl0. short clear
sides Si2j.
LARD-Cash. sass. April. Sif5.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Meets With Favor.

Colonel Hogeland. backed by a local
committee, Will 20 before the council to-
night and ask that a eurfew ordinance be
passed. The passage OF such an ordinance,
II Is claimed, Is solely for the benefit of
half grown boys who roam the streets at
night Many Of the citizens favor a cur
few ordinance, provided after its passage
il is enforced. The non-enforcsment of the
ordnance would be far worse than the
present state OF affairs as il now exists.
Nearly all Of the places of business close
at in this city but the hour viii be left
optional with the mayor and council.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

Disappointing cables Later the market
rallied on local covering and foreign or
ders. Closed firm with prices unchan sei
70 10 points net advance. Saes. 800 bags
May. l2.15pl2.Slc September. 1851 IL .55c.
SPOT COFFEE-Rio. market quiet. No.
e. 13stc.
New orleans. April 27.-CoFFEE,-Rio,
firm. ordinary to fair 16ikIlT94c.
81 GAR-t9iiet: open Kettle. SGS5sc; cen
trifuEal granulated. Sc. whites 4ssd47sc I;
yellows. 4Hsn4 g-i6c. seconds. Sieafc
MOLASS ES-Quiet: ccntrifugal 5al5c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
M1LcH cow sAIE

Wnl sell April s0th. at STOCK Yards Horse
and Mule Department. at 1880 O'Clock, thirty
head of finely bred Jersey cattle OF stoke
Poges. the Fifth. and ST. Lamberts strains
on the sre's side ON dams side. Rosetta,
OF Whiteland, her butter record. e pounds
q, ounces in seven days. Princess chuck.
y pounds liie ounces in seven days: also
kansas Cinderella. all descendants from
the above. There will be cows. heifers in
calf and heller calves. solid colors. All ELI
gibie TO record in the A. J. c. c. II. r.;
also several high grades.
THE La vETA JERSEY CATTLE co.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
meBrian for state senator.

Sedan. Kas.. April 27.-(speciaL) The con-
test at the Republican primaries resulted
torney McBrian for state senator. The
county convention elected a solid delegation
10 the Moline convention in his favor, and
acclamation. Five delegates We're chosen ~
the county convention to the judicial con-
yention at Eureka, and instructed for
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

st. Louis. April 27.-Ryo-No. .. cash,
Sc. Flaxseed-Cash SIC on this side. Tim
ojhey Sced-Stcady ait $e.50a31o.
Chicago. April 27.-Rye-No. >. cash. S6ai
May, SIC. flaXsecd--No. T. cash, g2c
May. @iic. Timothy seed-Cash. s8.25i
April 1925
Toledo. O.. April 27.-Clover seel-Active
but lower. Cash, Si60. April Si60
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
A Matter OF Public spirit.

President T. y. Smith. of the CONNER
ciaI Club. wita the approval of the execu-
tive committee, has written an open letter
10 the publie-spirited citizens Of the town
urging Them 70 enlist with the Commercial
Club TO show their public spirit, and attend
the monthly meetings 0f the club. A meet
ing viii be held Thursday night and a re-
bers attend and take a hand in matters
which VIII come up for the consideration
D The CluI
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

New York April 27.-There was a gem
eral demand by spot purchasers. and there
was also very fair mail ana telegraph
order request for fair to good assortmerts
Of. scasonahle stuffs, While the business
done was large, 1t was not In proportion Of
nuL.f al ll.n.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
school board Meeting.

meeting Of the school board will be
held tonight The meeting is a special
meeting and ID Is expected that the appli-
cations of teachers for positions in the pub
lie schools win be taken up. member
OF the board stated yesterday that no final
action would be taken on applications un-
III the next regular meeting
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

New York. April 27.-Lead-Steady; brok-
efs' price. 500. exchange price. 500. Spell
ter-Quiet: domestic S4OMi.10.
81. Louis. April 2T.-Lead-Quiet; S2Sgu
2S2ie Spplter-Strongcr S3.S5.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

New orleans, April 27-COTTON-Fut-
lures quiet; sales. zO9ol bales April 747c
bid, May. I.5lGL52c. June. I.52u7. .53c, July.
I.5l I52c: August, 1.i211. i3c. September.
IOjG1G6c: october. 6.Puaeglc: November.
6s6aes7c; December. eSsa6.S9cs January,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Unanimous for ELL.

Smith Center. Kas., April 27-fSpeclal)
Delegates [ go conghrsssional eonvention
were elected to-day BY the Republicans OF
Smith county. and are Unanimous for Hon.
A. I'll. Ellis.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
we.terners i'm washington.

Washington, April 2T-(SpeciaIl Elias
Summerfield, OF Lawrence, arrived TODAY
to look after some business matters pend-
ing in the departments.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

New York, April 21.-Blr silver esr, ana
Mexican dollars, afg.
ounce.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Loca, nauL stock Quotations.

The following are she bid md nsked
prices OF stocks OF Kansas City banks and
/. ther local Securiti'-. aS Furnished bv ~.
J. Wright * Co. brokers. Armour building
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

and No. Q. s3.5004co; timothy. choice, sii.00
Ni2o0; No. ]. si05eail.co. 40 Q S7codS ~;
No. 3. S5.5@H6 -: clover, mixed. No. J, $3.50
ml-l.lt No. b cl0Ner. fnINcd. N.a0laO
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

The Santa Fe route Is the direct linz n
Cripple Greek, the greatest gold mining
camp Ia the world. Colorado express
leaves Kansas City at l0:Is = la~ 49,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

sHEEP-llovements Tor the past IS
hours:
Receipts III
shipments .-.t.r.-.-.-- .-...-...-.-.+--- 80
DIIke-DllS 4.
a fairly active ana rather firm market
Vas had yesterday for all good sheep and
fat lambs. The run was good, but more
than third Of the arrivals went diIecty
to a killer, leaving the offerings or the
open market only fair. Most of the re-
ceipts were from Texas, with a few loads
from New Mexico, Killers were all out Ia
the yards and wanted supplies. and there
vas some outside demand Prices ruled
steady, With a little hrmer feeling IL the
best offerings.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28


Western receipts, the past IS hours
Cattle E. ...... 2.2sS SOD pJ LOO
sSssp ASsi :, ' ..s9} s isSa5 is 3SS 3.iS h5S 55
same day last year:
f55!ls 4ssi XIII: i55 iSS i5lSS3 aiS aiS iiSS i.iSS
New York April gl.-Eurorean cables
weight; refrigerator beef. 7a4H>Ac.
Mccoy Bros, 10 a circular to the trade,
more siarnapt never have yaiues 't FOR gooi
fat cattle been lower, ana never have
operators been more thoroughly diseusted
many cattle here. but chicago was over
loaded. Prices broke 5HlQc Monday. the
same on Tuesday, and all the way from
- to 2jc on Wednesday, As we have
written you frequently OF late. We are un-
able to see much prospect for mateiid! I'M
advised our friends to ship when cattle
were ready. rather than hold with the hope
for something better. We sun think M '.,tt y
pay for the additional cost
CATTLE Movements for the past As
Cattle. Calves:
Receipts ............. ............22S ~,
shipments ........ ............,.. lts
Thsre Was a marked falling of in the re-
coipts yesterday, both here and in Chicago,
the supply at tho two cities being less than
ll,Coo. AGAINST 2i,05 last Monday. The, re-
suit was buyers got 20 work without hes
itanCy. and bid up the steers loIl5c per
Cwt and the pens were cleared early.
Cows were also in good demand aud 1T
tie higher. StoCkcrs and feeders sympa-
thizcd TO some extent with butcher stun,
aud good grades rulcl steady and firm,
but common and light dull Range cattle,
as well as natives. showed more me anu
sold up lV5ii5c. as compared with last Ere
day. and closed steady at THIS improve,
ment Mich COWS. IN fair demand at oil
prices. Common, $l5fil1, medium TO falr,
S.oQ2t. and good to choice. S@jdS,.
REPREsENTATINE sALES.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Ne.tcraa,.s chicngo mnrket.

Furnished BY w. w. Cowen. representing
F @. Logan & Co. S9l Board OF Trade
luildinE- knrsne l'lfN No
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
HYGIENEC
ICE --......l,rA

From distilled water costs no more
money than pond ice, Lasts longer
free from impurities, Manufactured
every day in the year. Get the best at
same price. All trade solicited.
K, c, ICE & COLD STORAGE Co.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
REpREsENrArIvE SALES
HORSES AND MuLEs-Moyem,n for

the past 4S hours:
Receipts ............. ..................... 10
Shipments ............ .......................29 20
ssssssssss-s.s
There was little or no trading yesterday.
The receipts were next to nothing. and
tracing IN consequence very light. Prices,
however. unchanged.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

hours.
Isft"lpls '''-'-'s''. .-bb
Shipments .-.....-..... ...-................1s0 s0i
.
The run yesterday WAS only fair bat
the supply IN Chicago was excessive and
the market was lower in consg gqGence ev-
1TyWhere, Provisions, too, were of, which
favored buyers and enabled them TO sue
We're lower there vas a good demand,
packers and shippers both wanting sup
plies Mexico Was IN the market fer good
heavy hogs, the first time for several y ekS,
and the East wanted light bacon hogs.
AT concessions Of lutIl5c there was fair
trading and the pens were cleared early.
Extreme range, $3.l543.i 40. bulk Of sales.
S.. -Ja32 80.
REPRESENTATI SALES
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co.,
KANSAS CITY MISSOURI
GA PIT AL 81 ESQ, 600

CAPT AL 51 25o. 600
surplus and Undivided Profits, s95O,0OO
ARTHUR y. STtLWEiL. President.
Vice presidents: i-t. j. Med. Trmbl.; 81
x /. Martiu 5d. W. :. Taylor; ith.Jacqgss
Z. NOlthcnius.
Robt IL, Cone Secretary; Wm :. Taylor
Treasurer; Frank E. WiieuS. Asst. Tf,a-.|
jacques r. Nolthenius. Asst. S.sy.. T.. :.
Moshcr. n Asst Scgy.. Trimble a Bral,y,
General Attorneys.
INecutes "a t'rncral Trust iiusincss.
Acts as Trustee. Transfer Agent or Reg
istrar for Corporations.
Acts IA Executor. Admins rator, Guard
Ian or Trustee Of Estates.
collects Western Mortgages
Takes charge OF Properties, COLLECTING &
Rents. Paying raxes, etc, for Eastern In-
yestors
Kansas CITY directors: \. T. Stiwcll f.
J. Martin. Frank cooper, u. \. FaNou
J. MOD. Trimblr, R0bt. Gnlham. jacques
II. Nolthenius. G.. n. Braley.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

New York, April 27.-C0FFEE-option
steady with prices 10 points lower under
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

TENAS HEIFERS,
ala ,l@&.... 3 30
COLORADO STEERS.
"a fds l5s3.... 3 =
UTAH STEERS
G5 dlG51.... 900
WESTERN HELPERS.
RANGE CATTLE-TEXAS DIVISION.
TENAS AND INDIAN STEERS
7i.......l65i..... 3 % 13......il65,... 20
9B..,... 9I5.... s 80 .lt;i3.... As
45..-.l,-s.... 40 A.. 965 10
25.--..+ l,a9-.., y