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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14
GEORGE T. FAlRcHILD PRESIDES
annual Convention of the Association
of Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment stations.

Minneapolis. MINI. July I3.-The eleventh
annual convention of the Association Of
American Agricultural Colleges and Expert
ment Stations was opened at the University
of Minnesota to-day, President George I.
Fairchild, of Kansas. presiding. With the
exception of one convention in Denver. this
is the first meeting Of the association in
the West. but the attendance is quite as
large as at most of its Eastern sessions.
The morning was devoted to reports OF
committees and chairmen OF sections, and
cultural department at Washington is rep
resented by DIR. A. c. True, director Of eX-
pertinent stations. and DR.. H. w. Wiley.
while nearly every state in the Union has
distinguished delegates present. The Min
neapoils station will be Inspected on FIJI
day. and an excursion to the Red river
valley is contemplated for Saturday.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

Liberal receipts Of hogs and a lower hog
market made buyers bearish. Car lot buy
ers held back and bid lower for everything
and trading moderate. but in cash stun
there was a very good demand, but it, too,
showed weakness with futures.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATS-Shoulders, s437KalN
per cwt.: hams. T.5Odls. 25.-
~LARD-Cash. 1856: July. 1856.
SWEET PICKLED MEATS-Hams, S.O
ass: shoulders. S5.ONG5.25.
DRY SALT MEATS-Shoulders, cash.
H.1jd5.W per cwt. short ribs. sides. cash.
4.55H4.60: long clear sides, $i-55d4.e0; short
clear sides. A.70G4.75.
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Sfockn Rnd ROndH

New York. July 13.-The disposition Of the
security market to-day evlnced b. notable
and widely distributed advances. espeCiil-
ly in the Coalers. industrials and gilt-edged
favorable influences of general effect. The
Coaiers easily responded with a rise eN-
tending to 2 per cent to the Lehigh Valley
selection of officers and directors known to
be acceptable to the controlling interests
in other anthracite properties and to the
The judicial interruption of the proposed
inquiry into the anthracite trade under
the antitrust bill and trust law enacted
by the last New York legislature not only
had Il good effect on the coalers but
strengthened the whole industrial group.
To-day's Washington rumors continue
favorable to the refining interest and to the
effect that a compromise sugar schedule
pleasing TO the ompany would likely be
agreed upon by the conference. The result
price. touching 1914. or nearly 3 points
above yesterdays close and over 3 points
above the loftiest price previously. which
was 1874. The suspension OF a house sup
posed to have been hurt in carrying a large
account for an operator on the wrong side
pressed sugar. 1t is now supposed that
yesterdays sharp jump in sugar was partly
due TO Knowledge of this operators po-
sition. The announcement OF the failure
caused n reaction I'm the market. which
carried prices generally a fraction below
last night close.
Considerable strength was displayed
among Il few of the industrial mortgages
but the general market also displayed an
improved tone on moderate purchases.
The GLOWING was the range of prices
yesterday. as furnished by the c. s. Lee
Commission Company. 800 New York Life
building:
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State and Railroad Bonds,

New York. July 13.-Closing quotations
on. the New York Stock exchange were:
Pacihc SIS of 80. 1917; Alabama class a,
IO5: Alabama. class b, los: Alabama. class
c, eS; Alabama currency. IS; Louisiana new
cOnsols. Is. 96: Missouri 6s, 100; North Car
DINA rs, lZ6: North Carolina Is, lUZ: South
Carolina non-fund. Z; Tennessee. new set.
6s. ": Tennessee new set. 5s. Oner-d Ito;
Tennessee new set. IS, -; Tennessee
old IS. 60: Virginia centuries. g.: Virginia
deferred, 31s: AJchison Is. s5ss: AtchisJn %
A, 5OI.; Canada Southern 2ds, 50;
Central Pacific lists of IS. 1918: Denver &
Rio Grande 7s.l10; Denver & Rio Grande IS,
Siss; Erie 2ds. IS; G.. II. q S. A. 6S,
1919: G..H. & S. A. Is.1OO; Houston & Texas
Central IS, 1895: Houston & Texas Cen
trail IS, 1O6; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, LIST
A., A: Missouri, Kansas Il Texas I'd Is,
GDik; Mutual Union Is. l01: New Jersey Cen
tral general IS. 11lZ: Northern Pacific lists,
1862; Northern Pacific IDS. Sc; North vest
consols. l46: Northwest S. +. debenture IS.
I1a: Rio Grlnde Western lists, as; st. Paul
ccnsols, Is. 136: st. Paul. c. & P. W. IS.
I15z st. l.. & L. NJ. general IS, 80; St. l..
& 5. r. general s., 1924; Texas Pacific lists,
s2le: Texas Pacific 2ds, q; Union Pacific
lists of sc. 1921; West Shore IS. 100.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

New York. July 13.-Money on call nomi-
nally 1dII per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 3Gi per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at S.S1T4S7L for demand. and at SAs6
H4.S6I4 for sixty days. Posted rates, SAoi
d4.S7l5 and sL.SSd4.SSiz. Commercial bills,
1851.
London. July 13.-Money. L per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market Tor
short and three months bills, l3-l6H's per
cent.
New York. July 13.-Clearings, sl09, SOl, So;
balances. S.523144.
Bottom. July I3.-Clearings, s1s,9lS,6I6; bal
ahcos. t2.i44.544.
Philadelphia. Pa. July l3.-Clearings. AO,-
92I. So: balances Sl.SSl. 0l6.
Baltimore. Md. July 13.-Clearings, 2.S52,-
1S6: balances, 500. 500.
Cincinnati. July I3.-New York exchange
Raise discount. Clearings, S2,OJ7,O 600. Money
2izFl6 per cent.
CEicago. July i3.-CIearings. Sl4. 795. ia.
New York exchange. zoe premium. Foreign
exchange steady; demand. &.SIA; sixty
days, S4.S6it.
ST. Louis. No. July 13.-Clearings. S.S63.-
go. balances. S410.J99. Money quiet at iI1
per cent. Exchange on New York, 25c
pre- MUM.
Memphis. Tenn. July 13.-Clearings. s1T5.-
49,: balances. 81. l6I. New York exchange
selling at $50 premium.
New Orleans. La, July l3.-Clearings,
s., 81, 92S.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

BUTTER-Moving very well and prices
steady and firm. We quote: Extra fancy
separator, l31zc: nrsts, lIl2c; dairy fancy,
lOc' fair. Sc: fresh packing stock. &C.
kGGS-Supplies liberal and market dull
and weak. Fresh candled Missouri and
Karsas. DC per dozen.
PoULTRY-More coming in but demand
good for hens and b%rcilers. Quoted: Hens.
5lzc; brOilers. l to 2 lbs, 9HlJc; old ducks.
JsI6c; spring ducks. sac; old geese. sc:
gCslings. 546c; turkeys, sac; pigeons. 7Jc
dozen.
BUTTERINE-we quote: Dairy grades.
lie medium grades. 12c; high grades,
1Sl3c; 1-pound rolls, bricks and prints. ic
over above prices; 2 and 3-pound rolls. 10
and 2O-pound packages, &c over above
CHEEsE-DuII. New York and Ohio
full cream. Sizdl0c; Wisconsin. fancy, full
cream. Sd9i2c per pound; Herkimer. full
cream, lie; Young America. full cream. 9
aSixc; Missouri, Kansas and Iowa, full
cream. SdSlsc; Wisconsin, part skinned
new stock, Sc.
IOTAToES-slow sale. Quoted at s5ai9c
per bushel.
lower. Selling at $3.50 per 100, or $3.50
400 per dozen. Cdntaloupes. 40a65c per
dozen. and S4.cOa6.O0 per barrel.
PEACHES-Oferings good. Good TO
choice clings. 25d4Oc ger 1-3 bushel box and
@J650c per basket: choice free stones, 6Od
10 per 10 bushels box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slow sale.
Black, 75cdSl.OO per case; red. SIS per
case.
BLACKBERRIEs-Market still oversup-
piled. Quoted at +0d75c per case for poor
TO choice. Fancy. H.0Od1.23 per case.
CCRRANTS-None on sale.
GOOSEBERRIES-Dull at 75cGs0c per
case.
CHERRIES-Nearly out of season. Home
grown. s1-25 per crate.
APPLES-Market well supplied. Early
Harvest and Red Astrachan. 15G25c per l-3
bushel box. H.00d1.25 per barrel and 3gd3Jc
per bushel from wagon
RLCMS-Slow sale. Wild Goose. 40d50c
per l-3 bushels box and 6Od 1Oc per crate.
FRUITS-Lemons. Rodi. S5.5Gd6.O0: Sicily,
fancy, November. S325d4O0: later cut. $50
$500; California stock. S.5Od3.75 a box for
choice; N-7gd3.0 for common. Oranges,
seedlings. fancy. S.00N3.S: choice. s.. 756
800; Mediterranean Sweets. s?00G3.5O. Ba-
nanas. shipping. S.50d2.OO: peddIer stock,
15cdSl-OO. Cuban pineapples. medium. s1.5
per dozen; large. goo: extra large. &-z5.
NCTS-Cocoanuts. B.c5G3.0 per 100: small
lots. 30c dozen. Pecans. Texas. 5d9c. ac-
cording to size; pecans. polished. Gdl0c;
Mexican pecans. Id9c. Peanuts. Virginia.
white. raw, id6c per pound: Tennessee,
VEGETABLES-Supply good. We quote
prices as follows: Home grown cabbage. %
d60c dozen: H.25d1.O per 100 pounds. Louis
iana Wethersfield onions. H.50dl.15 per
bushel. Bermuda onions. 500 per crate:
Texas onions. S.50 per crate. Tomatoes.
Southern. 6DaS0c per crate; home grown.
H-5Od2 per bushel. New beets. I0c dozen
lunches in a small way: 3c per bushel.
New turnips. 30c per bushel. New carrots.
dozen. Green and wax beans. 20G40c per
bushel. Peas. 25d40c per bushel. Egg
plant. SlqlO per dozen. Corn. 5a6c per
dozen.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14
hGee and Sugar.

New York July I3.-COFFEE-Opened
steady MIX points lower. ruled dull and
Teat1reIess "a nh narrow further changes.
hIT showed w Xxx undertone. European ad-
vices hairg di appointing. receipts at Bra
iii heavy. wa vshouse deliveries in this
Country small ,knd outside speculative in
teresfs SLACK. - os ed steady: net. unchanged
to 10 points de, fGnS- sales. 800 bags IN
Guiding July. &c. E september. o.SOc. SUGAR
Raw 1-m. re lbed firm: fair refining.
3isc: centrifugal,. - test, use; mold A, DISC;
standard A. 4&tc: 6'nfectioners a, sac cut
loaf. SIC: crush, q DIG: powdered, 51sc;
granulated. 47sc; [ u1es.
New Orleans In, y 13.-COFFEE-Rio, or
binary 10 low = Ia, 10d12l4c. SUGAR
ouiet. omen KETTLE n d3c; centrifugal gran
Mated s&T5isc. Kite. 313-16d35sc; yell
InUs 3a.G3 IIeisc. seconds. 2d3Isc. MO-
IASSES3Steadv: G, rErifugal, 4d9c. Others
UNCHANGED
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

Grain Notes.
Receipts in Liverpool the past three days:
Wheat. l02, 90 c%entals. including N.9O
American: American corn. 1880 centals.
Weather brilliant.
IL is said that in the Panhandle country.
Tex. buyers controlling twenty stations
had bought up TO last Wednesday but ~
90 bushels of wheat. as farmers are stack
ing in every direction.
Chicago stocks of contract grain are as
follows: Wheat. S.55S.55S bushels: decrease
last week. 5000 bushels: corn, 6.+12.Si4 BUSH
els: decrease. 2J5.O coo bushels; oats, l.2i0.lz4
bushels: decrease. 1900 bushels.
Yesterdays c~learances for export at the
four Atlantic ports were a2.slo bushels OF
wheat. 17.S12 packages of n Dur. 8l.ia BUSH
els of corn and 1875. $50 bushels of oats: total
wheat and flour clarances amount TO l5O'-
600 bushels.
w. ". Cowen received a message in reply
to an inquiry made yesterday of the Nc
Cormick Grain Company at Oklahoma CRY,
o. T.. as follows: We estimate the toatl
wheat crop of Oklahoma as 15.Vo.OW BUSH
els.
The primary market receipts for yester-
day were 49, 600 bushels of wheat. against
$4,000 bushels a year ago; were
Corn receipts. 412.OO o bushels; a year ago.
342. 900 bushels: shipments. $1,000 bushels;
last year. $4,000 bushels.
A San Francisco message says: The de-
velopment of a demand for California wheat
i'm South America has had "A good effect on
the tone of the wheat market. Orders have
been received from Callao for a large snip
ment of wheat. and a ship has been char
tered to take a cargo. T~wenty-three ships
are on the loading list here now.
A letter from Great Bend says: Harvest
is over. and Barton county is dotted with
wheat stacks. During a drive from here
to EIlinwoOd yesterday your correspondent
counted I.24T stacks OF wheat visible from
the road. At a conservative estimate these
stacks will Yield 100 bushels to the acre.
making 124. 100 bushels of wheat in stack
visible from the wagon road between here
and Ellinwood. The first shipment of new
wheat from this county was made from
E1linwood last week. Wheat was sold by
William Hallman and was of good quality
and averaged thirty-two bushels per acre.
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Clnsh1-

The following was the range of prices
yesterday. as furnished by the G. s. Lee
Commission Company. 900 New York Life
building:
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nominal. Car lots. BIB; less. sl.1o per
huyhel.
CORN CHOP-DuIl. but unchanged.
Quoted at i3H &c per W.T.. sacked.
FLANSEED-In good demand and high
er. Cash and July, soc per bushel upon the
basis of pure
BRAN-Lower and duh. Sacked, Ease;
bulk. 25d2sc per Cwt.
tiAY-Rec=ipts past q hours. 70 tons
Same time last wear ..65g tons
Shipments 90 tens
Demand very good for the upper grades
and choice timothy higher. Quoted: New
prairie. choice. 500: No. |. a..sds.00: Ma. ?.
~S4o1d4.J0: no grade. 3ta. limo by
Choice. $500: No. !. S7.0G1 so; No g sGe09
$50; No. 3. s5.50d575. Glover. mixed. s6.0GG
$50; No z, S.UOd5.5l.
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DRY & oOds.

New York, July I3- line Dry goods mar
ket shows unchanged cohol1ons- Staple
Cottons show q steady demand for merely
dav by dav reouirem snts and the pur-
Chaees are therefore \, lry light. Bleached
cccds are still exceeding y quiet. and brown
goods are no stronger L van heretofore al
though the demand for export nheS mas
been augmented to som. degree ana the
shipments are likely to / heavier. coarse
cCicred cottons are ouis in all grades.
Print cloths are firm ar q qulet. PRINTS
show an unchanged mark e WIN demand
for both fancies and staI Ks oelhs quite
meagre.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14
The shorte.t Line Wet.

To Denver. Cheyenne. Ogden. Salt Lake,
San Francisco. Portland. there is only one
shortest line. the Old Reliable Union Pa
cific. Tvo trains daily from Kansas City,
10 40 a. N. and go p. m. fully equipped
with Pullman palace sieepers. Pullman din
ing cars (cafe pian). free chair cars. Trains
lichted brilliantly with Pintsch light: heat
ed by steam: solidly v~estibuled. Nc other
line as short OF as good. Why not take tho
best2 II costs no more.
Telephone 1899. City Office. No. 1000 Main
street. corner Tenth. ]. B. FRAWLEY.
CannraI A1arF
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Not All Glory.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Being president" said the star boarder,
lis all right in most respects. and yet the
position carries with 1t one very disagree
able and trying obligation"
What's that? the inquisitive man asked.
Why. every time the president Is in
vited out to attend the unwilling Of a monu-
ment or the opening Of an exposition, they
make him the last speaker on the pro-
and so he has TO walt while the
governor. the mayor and every one else
down 10 the Justice OF the peace has had
his say. l tell YOU, private life has its rec
ompense, after all
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wOmnn's Woes.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs. WOrrit had dreadful bad luck with
her straw berries. She fused over 'em ali
day. her girl got mad and quit. the cinner
wasn't ready when Mr.. Worrit came home.
and the baby was bowling itself black In
the face. What's the natter savs Mr..
and burst out a~-crying."
'What did Mr.. Worrit say?'
II said something that sounded jeIl
an put on his hat an went away"
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HoGs-Movements the past ?, hours

Good to choice heavy.........S 50 % az 25
Common and heavy light. 2 90 az i2I5
Good to ,thoice light. 80 TO 200
pounds .---.:.-...... Is az 20
Good TO c hoice mixed packing.
23S TO 80 mDunds. z % a. q
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Special One Way Rates

To Chicago and points East will be made
by the Chicago Great Western railway
MAPLE Leaf route). on the following dates:
July Is, II, IS. 10. %. q. 2. Is. 30 and Au-
gust ?. 6. 9 and 10. These rates are very
ing @. NJ. Jordan. Maple Leaf ticket agent,
Z West Ninth street. before purchasing
tickets to any point in the East.
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s24.OO-Toronto and Return-s24.aO.

On July 18th. 18th and 18th. the Santa Fa
Route will sell tickets from Kansas CITY To
Toronto and return at rate Of one fare for
round trip. account OF meeting Of the En-
worth League. Choice of routes east oe
Chicago. Two fast trains daily. Meals in
dining cars a la carte.
Santa Fe Route ticket offices. northeast
corner Tenth and Main streets and 100
Union avenue,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

There was a little more life and a better
tone 10 the market yesterday. But 1t was
an uneven one. There were not many good
10 CHOICE native steers in. and they were
IN ialr demand at steady prices, but medium
lots Were slow sale and weak. Native cows
continue scarce, not enough in to fairly
test the market. and buyers soon went to
lhe Iexas division to get range cows. for
Whlch they paid steady prices. and in some
instances a little more money. Stockers
ana Feeders were in fair demand. and best
natives. steady, but branded stuff was
thought to be a little lower. Range cattle
made up most Of the offerings. with a good
snare In the native division. Cows were
STEADY and fairly active. as said before.
put steers were slow sale. and the poorer
lots 5GlOC lower. Mich cows in better sup
ply and dull. Common. s15dlS: medium to
fair, 22d26. and good to choice. S2Sd3S.
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Half the Examinations Abolished.

Abilene. Kas.. July 13-(Special.D Super
intendent Niesley. Of the city schools, has
decided to have only half as many exam
nations next year as heretofore. The
tests will be made only four times a year
and the pupils will be marked on the al
ternate months on the judgment of the
teachers as to their everyday work.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

Chicago car lots-Winter wheat. 10 cars:
contract. 6 cars. Spring wheat, = cars: con.
tract. meme. Corn, 90 cars: contract. i9S
cars Oats. 3l cars; contract. Is cars
Estimated for to-day-Wheat 81 cars;
corn. 4gd cars: oats. 40 ears.
WHEAT-Cash-No. 2 red. &c; No. ; red.
CORN-Cash-No. , mixed, 25ssdG52ic: No.
> white. 254c. .
OATS-Cssh-No. ? mixed. Isle; So.s2
white. 21T22c.
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sleeper to California

Take Chair Car Seats Free on the Bur
Iington's morning train to Lincoln. and Join
the personally conducted Weekly Tourists
Excursion. leaving Lincoln IT 5:45 p. m
and information inquire at Ticket Office.
1914 Union avenue or S23 Main street.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14
Finest Picnic Grounds

In the entire West-beautiful Bismarck
grove: magnificent forest: splendid grass.
deep and thick: abundance OF pure, fresh
water: plenty Of buildings for shelter.
Only one hour and a quarter ride along
the beautiful Kansas river. Low rates:
liberal treatment. Gail at Union Pacific
j. b. FRAwLEY. General Agent.
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Analysed.

What did that young man call this
poem" asked the editor.
A satire"
And that implies that he is showing the
useIessness and absurdity of something
Il believe So
We'll there's only one guess that I can
make concerning this. and that is that II Is
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14
Geo. R. Barse. Pres. J.H.waite. sec.& Treas.
BARSE yfE55ek C8 8EEBBaISS{I0 ON

Rooms 1J9-1G0. Live Stock Exchange bldg.
capital stock. S%JO.OOO. Paid zip.
Buying Stockers and Feeders given special
attention.
Reasonable Advances to Feeders. Tel. 1919.
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F.4.OO-Wnbash to Toronto and Re-


on July 18th. 18th. 18th. the Wabash Rail-
road Company will sell round trip tickets
to Toronto. Canada, and return for S24. 90.
The Wabash is the only line with its own
Canadian points. Fur further Information
inquire at Wabash ticket Office. northwest
corner Of Ninth and Delawa p streets.
M N. GARLAND.
Western PASSENGER Arens
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

Az the Northern summer resorts. Very re-
dtIced rates for the round trip via Chicago
GREAT Western Maple Leaf Route),
sleepers and free chair cars. All
meals In dining cars. g. NJ. Jordan, agent.
Z West Ninth street, Kansas City.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, July Observation-Disclosures,
-.5q2 packages. Steady: Western creamer
TNIskc: Elgins. l5Ac: factory. 1dl0Izc.
CHEESE-Receipts. S.91 packages. Quiet:
skins, iQ5lzc; full skins, 2Hq3c. EGGS
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Re.torcdo 10 CftiIenshtu.

Jefferson City. Mo-. July l3.-(Special.)
Governor Stephens to-day granted citizen
ship papers to John Smith. colored. OF Jack
son county. who was released from the pen
itentiary on July /. 1891. after serving a
three-year sentence for burglary.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14
RNe md seed

St Louis Mo JuIv 13-Ry S321zc. track.
FIaxteed-i5c. Timothy seed Prime. 2-5Od
275-
Chicago. July 1~3.-Rye-Cash = SSc; Sep
TENDER. 25l.c. FlaxsCed-CasL Ho'zc'Sy-
TENDER, &c. Timothy seed-l Time VIVA
2.15.
Toledo. O.. July IS-Clover Sc ed-Steady;
nrime. October. g 40.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-14

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
They say that eating candy spells the
teeth"
VIVA suggested the idea?r
II noticed there was a dentist shop right
over the candy store"
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Government Bonds


New York. July 13.-Bar silver. 60isc;
Mexican dollars. 1870.
London, uJly 13.-Bar silver. q s-1sd per
ounce.
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Spirit Lake. In.

And Northern summer resorts can be
reached quickly by the Northwestern Line.
Double daily through service via the Sioux
CITY hr Route FOR agrees w.
or J. r. Buchanan. @. P. A, 8. g & p.
z. r. Omaha. Neb
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student of Anthony.

why do YOU say she is such an extra
ordinary girl2"
She's long-waisted enough 10 do for a
fa~shion-plate hgure.-Chicago Post.
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There were but few in yesterday and
mostly natives. and the markets east OF us
were firm. Buyers got to work early. and
a fairly active movement was had to the
extent, Of the supply. and values ruled firm,
last weeks decline being fully regained.
and Tie pens cleared without trouble.
Stockers and feeders as well as good kill
ing sheep. and fat lambs. meeting with a
fair request.
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t~wenty-seyen good feeding mules. ls.4 hands

MULES-Mules. Is to Il hands,
4 to : years. good flesh and hair. Is Ogd . 90
Mules. IL to Is hands. 4 to
years. good flesh and hair. 81 Goa q %
Mules. Is TO l5iz hands. 4 to
years. good flesh and hair. As oOa 50 %
Mules. l5is TO Is hands. 4 TO I
years. good flesh and hair. 60 O9a 75 90
Mules. Is to 16t hands. extra
good flesh and hair............ IS Ooa1o %
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The Burlington Route.
The best line TO Chicago.
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Or INTEREST TO SfOCKMEH
NO SHORTAGE IN THE HOG sUPPLY
THIS SUMNER.
Yesterdays Receipts show This Be-
yOBd D~oubt-Ncws Notes and
Personals Prom thP
Big Yards.

Yesterdays hog receipts. reaching over
is.0O and quality good. should set aside all
fear of any shortage in the hog supply
this umfner and last weeks falling on
in the arrivals must be ascribed solely to
the hot weather. Yesterdays receipts beat
anything ever before had IN July and by
a good majority. The best July receipts
ever before reported were in July. 1894
when they were i. s94.
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There was no Change IN ms market yes
terday. A fair demand was had for mules.
and some little doing in the best class Of
ever and very low. While there is some
little doing in good animals. it is still a