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a HoRR,sLE CONFESSION.
4 brother the Murderer ef His Three
sisters nc 9awdon.

Toilette. Quebec. Nov. s.-1homas Null
~. an elder brother Of the three Nulty
girls and one boy. who were murdered
near Rawdon on Thursday. was arrested
this afternoon charged with having COM
mitted tho crime. Late tonight he made
a confession. In which he acknowledged
the awful deed. No details Of the confess
sion are known at present. DR.. Smiley.
who was called to examine the bodies OF
the murdered girls. states that there Is
no evidence In show that the girls had
been criminally assaulted before death.
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Lei Us Tell You Just Q Fen Of
Ile IlIDgs Ne Are 0i3Ting

Silver plated tea set..........s $1,000 up
Sterling silver comb and brush. $500
Sterling silver m5uhted combs. $3.50
Sterling silver cloth brushes. $3.50
Sterling silver hair curriers'. Si.75 TO $500
Sterling silver shoe buttoners.sl to s2.5o
Sterling silver nail files. ..75c to s.. 20
Sterling silver match safes. $500 to $500
Gold filled match safes. $3.50
Sterling silver paper cutters. .si.oo up
Cut glass vinaigrettes. up
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STEAMER FouNpeREo.
Nineteen Men w.r. Drown.d-Opiy Two
Mere saved.

Bunnlo Y. y. Nov. tn" Western
Transit company steamer Idaho. which
LEFT purulo Yesterday afternoon Tor Chl-
caro mdcu with package freight foun-
dered OF Long Point. on Lake Erie. dur
ing n furious r'l, at O'Clock THIS MORN
in,, The nrst mate aud one sailor. who
succcodrd No fnrching the rigging w"fo
rescued hy thr steamer Mariposa bate TINS
Afternoon md brought herr. Th. r.st ot
the crew. numbering ~. were und"ubt cdly
drowned
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TO your friends at this Christmas. and
'were all rpady waiting for you. We've
anticipated your coming. made prepar-
ations for IL. and We are ''cocky"
enough 10 say that II among the goods
piled up In our stock YOU can find
nothing to please you. there isn't any
thing in all this country that will.
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E.-ao.ernor roole Resigns.

Special Dispatch to the standard
Helena. <oN. 6-Owing h the lack ~
time To- attend 10 the dutics dCNoNins
upon the chairman of the ARID land coni-
missioner sN-GoNernor X. roole has
resigned and r g. Marshall has hssa
elected Mr Toolr VIII cputinur an active
member OK Ia, commission.
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Pittsburg Pa, Nov. s.-Three employees
OF Jones a Laughlin's steel works were
caught between ear aud shifting en-
gine this morning aud crushed 50 badly
that tNV OF them will die.
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self 10 certain appointments. and that
he did not work fG-- the success OF the
legislative ticket
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Inipariunt Land Decision.

sne-,al Dispatch 10 III. STANDARD
Helene Nur The Helene land nr-
lice to-day received from the commissions
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
Dun Reports No Important Change In
Business-Grain Exports
and Failures.

New York, Feb. 5.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say: No important change in business
appears, but the number of manufacturing
establishments starting much exceeds the
number of those stopping during the week,
and so much that the curtailment of work
ing time in many cotton mills probably
does not lessen the aggregate productive
force or amount of wages paid. There is
distinct increase in orders for wooden
goods, some gain in the silk manufacture,
a waiting condition with gain in one
branch of boots and shoes, and indications
of better things coming in the iron and
steel manufacture. All symptoms are fa-
vorable in the money market, and large
sale of securities in connection with the
Northern Pacific and Oregon Navigation
off still further the possibility of gold ex-
ports. 1t is also cheering evidence of con-
lidence among European investors.
BradStreetS tomorrow Will say: Trade,
which was retarded by the unfavorabIe
weather week ago, has recovered some
what at Chattanooga, Memphis, Birming
ham and New Orleans. While the cold
weather cut into the stocks of heavy goods.
it delayed the sale of spring goods. Other
relatively favorable trade reports are from
St. Paul, Chicago, Minneapolis and St.
Louis. At most centers jobbers report bus
iness quiet or unchanged. with no pros
poets of immediate Improvement.
wheat, from both coasts of the Uai.ed
States and from ST. John, N. B., this week
amount to 3,16S,74G bushels, as compared
with 2.515,000 bushels last week, 2,907, 600
bushels in the week year ago, 2,02O, 900
bushels in the week two years ago, 2,67S, 900
bushels three years ago and as contrasted
with 3,93l, 600 bushels in the like week of
1899. Exports OF Indian corn this week
show a marked increase, amounting to
3,659. $50 bushels, as compared with 3.011 900
bushels last week, 3.222 900 bushels in the
week a year ago, $4,000 bushels in the
week two years ago, 1,424000 bushels three
years ago and as contrasted with 4S7, 900
bushels in the like week of 1893.
The check to the number of business
failures reported last week appears again
in the total for the present week-305
;t s5s Iast tne ee n te rst hs
February, 1896; 253 in the like week of
1895; 336 in the corresponding period of
lssi as cohIFast 1ras . 1L 20 IN the rSt week
panic.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06

winter patents. a.25946o: straights. $4,000
$50: spring patents, A.0o4440; straights,
S50qS.S0; bakers grades. $3.1Oq3.50. BUT
TER-Ffrm; creamery, 15(l20c: dairy, go
17c. EGGS-Higher; fresh. 13l2c.
st. Louis, Feb. 5-FLOUR-Receipts. A..
0O0 barrels, and shipments. 5000 barrels.
& fd. Patents S0iGs extra
els. and shipments, 1900 bushels. Spot
asFdd tFast SsSSS May q s 5py Snyheis c
and shipments, 900 bushels. Spot steady;
No. 2 cash, zoe bid; May, 2l94c bid: July,
2"a2%lsc; September, 2414c bid. oATS-Re-
600 bushels. Dull. No. cash. 16Ac bid;
May. 1S1ac. BRAN-Quiet; firm; 1G42c for
sacked, east track. HAY.Easier: prairie.
Quiet; creamery. 1SG211ac: dairy. 12n1oc.
EGGS-Firm at 1114c. LARD--Firm; prime
steam. 1856: choice, sS.621g. BACON-BoXed
ribs, siS73s; shorts, $500. DRY SALT
MEATS-Boxed shoulders. A25; extra
short clear, s4.25; ribs, $i.SIl2; shorts. $3.50.
New Orleans. Feb. 5.-PRoVISIoNS-
Quiet; pork, old 75sc; new; Slsc LARD. L A. 5rc
Dry salt shoulders, 4lac: sides. 4Ac. BA-
CoN-Clear rib, sides: 5lsc: HAMS-Choice
sugar cured. sd91ac. FLoUR-Quiet: extra
MEAL--steady; s1.45 per barrel. BRAN
Firm. 571kc per cwt. HAY-Steady; prime.
timothy, Sl2Q13; choice. Sl4.50n15. CORN
No. 2 sacked. mixed, 31c; white and yell
low; s2c; oATs--No. 2 sacked, 2s1sa24c.
RICE-Ordinary to good. SSsd4iac. Rough
receipts to-day, AL: thus far this season.
366,0sS: same time last year, 1,302, ,65S: sales
to-day, 134. Steady; s2.OOq4.25; clean, sales.
500; steady.
Liverpool, Feb. 5.-WHEAT-Spot, dull;
demand poor. No. red. spring, 6s sd.
Futures opened easy with near and dis
tant positions I'D higher; closed steady
with July unchanged and other months I'D
higher. CORN-February, IS 72ld; March.
Is Sd; April, Is SID; May, Is SID: FLOUR
Dull: demand poor: st. Louis. fancy win
ter. SIS Sd. BACON-Dull; demand poor.
Cumberland cut, % to 80 pounds, 26s; short
ribs. 20 to "a pounds, 25s: long clear, light,
IS to IS pounds 25s Cd; long clear, heavy
40 to 45 pounds, 24s Cd; short clear backs
light, is pounds, 24s Cd; short clear mid
dies heavy, q to SO pounds, 22s Cd; clear
bellies, Il to 16 pounds. us. SHOULDERS
Square. u to IS pounds. 25s Cd. HAMS
Short cut, IA to 16 pounds. S9s. TALLoW
Fine North American, 1Sc. BEEF-Extra
India mess, 6ls Sd; prime mess, sos. PORK
Prime mess, fine Western, 46s Sd; me-
dunn Western. 40s LARD-Dull: prime
Western, 2Os; refined. in pals. 2ls.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
State and Railroad Bonds.

New York, Feb. 5.-Closing quotations on
the New York Stock exchange: Alabama
class A, 105l5; Alabama, class B, 104; Ala
bama, class c. 9S; Alabama currency, &c.:
louisiana new consols. As, 95ls; Missouri
6s. 100; North Carolina is, 122; North Caro-
lima As, 1O3: South Carolina non-fund. y;
Tennessee new settlement 6s, 80: Ten
nessee new settlement 5s. 105; Tennessee
old IS. so; Virginia centuries. 62': Virginia
deferred, 6l2; Atchison As. S27s; Atchson I'd
A, 4Ss; Canada Southern 2ds 107; Central
Pacific lists of '95. 101: Denver & Rio
Grande IS. 1114; Denver & Rio Grande As,
88%4; Erie 2ds, 66: G., II. & S. A. IS, 1O1k;
G., II. & s. A. is, sc; Houston & Texas
Central 5s. los; Houston & Texas Central
IS, 1O1; Missouri, Kansas e Texas 1st As,
81; Missouri, Kansas & Texas I'd As, 591a
Mutual Unicn 6s, III: New Jersey Cen
tral general 5s, 117la; Northern Pacific lists,
11494; Northwestern consols. 14OTs: North
west S. F: debentures. 5s. 111h; Rio Grande
Western lists, "A: st. Paul consols, Is, 130;
st. Paul, c. 6; p. w. 5s, 1l3s4: st. l.. e L.
NJ. general 5s. II; st. L. &; S. F. general 6s,
111&; Texas Pacific lists, S955; Texas Pacific
DDS, 2l1a; Union Pacific lists of sc, 1041s
West Shore As, 1914.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Feb. 5.-COFFEE-Options
er. in sympathy with easier European
cables. Trading was chiefly local, with
selling almost entirely by one firm said to
be under orders of the sugar people, closed
900 bags. including March. $500; May, 9.35c.
Spot coffee-Rio. dull: No. Z, SIC; mild,
quiet; Cordova, 1512416%c. SUGAR-Raw.
test. 5-32c; 100 bags molasses. SO test, at
217-S2c. ex. ship: refined quiet: mold A,
4lsc; standard A, 4lsc; confectioners' A,
41sc; cut loaf. 47sc; crushed. 47sc; powdered.
412c; granulated, 4Ac; cubes. 4lkc.
New Orleans, Feb. 5.-COFFEE-Rio. or
dirary to low fair, 12AG1415c. SUGAR
Quiet; open kettle, 2a27sc: steady: fair to
good, 32sG4l5c; centrifugal granulated, 37s
@37sc; whites. 31k@35sc; yellows. S1sG3 7-16c;
seconds. 2AG3lsc. MOLASSES-Quiet
open kettle, SG1Sc: centrifugal, 5q10c.
SYRUP-Strong at 159l6c
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Feb. 5.--The Lexow commit
81 rnsfs 1e f6e shao 70 b
ket in the dealings to-day. The trading
was. for the most part in the industrial
stocks, with sugar occupying the over
whelming proportion of attention. With
the market thus restricted the effect on
prices was in sympathy with the course
of Sugar and the other industrials, which
was markedly downward, with a rally at
the close due to covering by shorts. The
days proceedings in stocks gave little evil
dence of much If any but professional deal
ings, though the bond market showed evi-
dences of a well maintained strength and
an Investment movement. In this rally at
the close prices generally were carried to
about the best point of the day
The bond market maintained decided
strength and although the movement was
irregular at intervals owing to extensive
realizing the main tendency was toward
n higher basis with large blocks being TAX
en- for European account.
The following was the range of prices
yesterday ,as furnished by the c. S. Lee
Commission Company, 200 New York Life
building:
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Nonev Mt HONG and Abrond.

New York, Feb. 5.-Money on call NOM
inally at 112G2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 3a4 per cent; sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.S6Ad4 S615 for demand, and A.s41a
d4.Sis& for sixty days; posted rates $4.S5GI
4S51s and 4S7I&GJ4.SS; commercial bills $+.S3l2.
London, Feb. 5.-Money l per cent. The
rate of discount in the open market for
both short and three months bills is 1850
IA per cent. ~
balances, $77l.464. -
Boston. Feb. 5.-Clearings, $l4,4 $50; bal
ances, 81, 75S, ,S99.
balances, S471, 1868.
Philadelphia. Feb. 5.-clearings sS,sOs, ,sO7;
balances. $l,S07,50T
Cincinnati. Feb. 5.-Clearings, $1,Ss1, 200.
Money 3a6 per cent. New York exchange
25c discount.
Chicago. Feb. 5.-clearings, s16,753, ,653.
Money steady. unchanged. New York ex-
change 4Oc discount. Foreign exchange
steady: demand s4S3Hs; sixty days, s4.S4A.
st. Louis. Feb. 5.-Clearings, $39S1, ,492;
balances, 1895. 7S1. Money steady at 597 per
cent. New York exchange, par bid, 12l2c
premium asked.
New Orleans, Feb. 5-Clearings, 81 $50 030.
New York exchange, bank 81 per $1,000 pre-
MUM: commercial. 25c per $1,000 discount.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 5.-Clearings, $S47,-
401; balances, s67.132 New York exchange
selling at 81 premium.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Wool, Hides and Pelts.

quote: Missouri and similar-Fine, case;
combing, SG11c: coarse. 10d11c. Kansas
Nebraska and Indian Territory-F'ine 4Gr
&c: fine medium. 5qSc; medium, 6QlOc;
Fine. case; fine medium, 7a9c: medium, 50
10c; coarse and carpet, IgSc; extra heavy
and sandy. 5G6c.
demand. Quoted: Green and salted, free
of brands, No. !, &c per pound; No. 2, &c;
free of brands, fiat, SIC; green salted. side
kips. Is to 25 pounds, No. 1. &c; No. g &c:
green salted calf, to 10 pounds, No. 1.
Sc; No. 3. 7c; green, uncured, No. l. SIC.
pound.
St Louis. Feb. 5.-WoOL-Unchanged
Medium. 10d1O1Sc; light fine. 715G11c; heavy
fine, case; tub washed, 15a20l5c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Grain Notes.

Abilene, Kas reports Sl5 inches of snow
with no wind to drift it.
Some wheat is moving from Chicago to
Baltimore, though the difference IN prices
at the. two points is cents bushei,
e0ual TO 10 cents hundred pounds, or just
half the published tariff.
A London cable to New YORK news
agency saws: Winter wheat seeding IN
France is short 13 per cent, or 2.S0O. 0OO
acres. indicating a shortage of 55,OOO,OOO
bushels in the wheat crop OF 1891.
A chief grain inspector has been ap-
pointed by the governor of Illinois who is
n practical grain man and entirely sat
isfactory to the Chicago board of trade
people Generally the office has been given
to 4 politician.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for eX
port yesterday $4,000 bushels of wheat, "a
oOO barrels of flour and 323 900 bushels of
corn. In addition. New Orleans cleared
1000 barrels of flour and 2i6,OOO bushels OF
corn. Wheat and flour clearances amount
to $4,000 bushels.
Notwithstanding all the much talked of
export movement from the Pacihc coast
stocks there during January. did not de-
crease quite so much as during the same
month last year. The decrease was 1.lS4.-
600 bushels. against q decrease of 1,221, 900
bushels in January, 1896.
The primary market receipts of wheat
Yesterday were 300 600 bushels. against $685.,
900 bushels a year ago. Shipments of
wheat amounted to $4,000 bushels, against
IA 900 bushels year ago. Corn receipts
10 IDltUVu DuSltiS, dSdIIlSL 1i,VOV
bushels a year ago. Shipments of corn
were 234. 900 bushels, against $4,000 bushels
last year.
Dornbusch says: The statistical position
of wheat could not be stronger. The SIM
pie law CT supply and demand should have
q marked influence in the near future and
serious curtailment of French winter
wheat be followed by French imports. The
acreage of fax in India is so per cent less
than normal and the conditions are unfa-
yorable
The Liverpool Corn Trade News says:
I'm the year book for 1886, now in press,
is shown production of wheat of the pres
ent and two preceding seasons. Worlds
wheat crop of 1896 amounts to 2,376, 900, 900
bushels, against 2.4T20OO,OOO bushels last
year and 25GO. 600 bushels in 1894. Add
ing careful count of worlds reserve at
the commencement of the season we have
a grand total of 2,60S 900, 900 bushels in 1896,
against q 756. 600 600 bushels in 1895 and O.
S72, ,0O0 600 bushels in 1894. These are start
ling figures, but have no present effect be-
cause not believed to be reliable, but later
we feel confident they will prove to be
correct"
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.
TRADING IN STOCKS MUCH RE-
STRICTED.
InduAtrfaIs in Most Demnnd-Prices
Generally Tended Downward, With
Sugar In the Lead, but Firmed
Up mt CIose-Bonds Firm.

There was nothing new at the banks yes
terday. The demand for money was light
ana what nttIe nau mainly on live STOCK
paper Very little mercantile and manu-
featuring paper offering. Deposits holding
up well and reserves large. But little cur
rency going to the country. Bank clear
ings, 81. 72O6l, against 81, ,297, sos same time
last year an increase of $42S, ,lS3, gain of
80 per cent.
Eastern exchange active and firm.
Houston. Fible & Co., exchange brokers.
quote 1t as follows: New York, 25c dis
count; Chicago par; st. Louis, par.
The gold reserve yesterday was S145,2 b.
23S.
]. Martin Jones, of the Dold Packing
Company has been elected vice president
of the American National bank. and the
officers for the ensuing year are: G. F..
Putnam president; ]. Martin Jones, vice
president: II. H. Beekman, cashier, and j.
r. Dominick, assistant cashier.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Provisions.

A slow and weak market was had yes
terday for most hog product. Futures in
Chicago were again off, and cash stuff here
was weak in sympathy, and buyers dis
posed to go 4 little slow.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATS-Shoulders N.0O642 25
per cwt.: hams, S7.00dSO0.
LARD-Cash. 1856; February, S5.5565.60.
SWEET PICkLED MEATS-HamS 81 so
@ST5 and shoulders, si.004i25.
u. s. MEATS-Shoulders cash, $O0 per
cwt; short rib sides, cash. s.. .90lI3 95; long
clear sides, s390q3.95; short clear sides,
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06

HoGS-Movements for the past "a hours:
Receipts -.......................... i42
S%niplhents % ''.'.-....'..-........-- 81 81
There was only a fair run yesterday, but
as the markets east of us We're Off buyers
We're bearish and generally bid 21ac lower
than Thursday. and some sales showed
decline of sc. Packers We're all buying. and
Old Mexico took some choice heavy hogs,
and Eastern shippers made a few pur-
chases. and the pens were cleared at these
concessions. Extreme range, $S.00qS.S5;
bulk of sales. $}.2563.30.
Good to choice heavy Is as 25
Common heavy .................. 10 as 10
Good to choice lights, $50 to 200
u WO OO
Good to choice mixed packing,
23S to $50 pounds. 20 as so
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06

To Denver, Cheyenne. Ogden, Salt Lake,
San Francisco, Portland there is only one
shortest line. the Old Reliable Union Pa
cific. Two trains daily from Kansas City,
1O:4O a. m. and 7:S0 p. M. fully equipped
with Pullman palace sleepers Pullman din
ing cars (cafe plan), free chair cars. Trains
lighted brilliantly with Pintsch light: heat
ed by steam; solidly vestibuled. No other
line as short or as good. Why not take the
best? 1t costs no more.
Telephone 1109. City office. No. 1000 Main
street, corner Tenth. ]. B. FRAWLEY,
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
but Little Whent Coming In and Mar.
ket Firm-COrn and Oats
Dull and Weak.

In store-Wheat. 471.536 bushels: corn.
1895 bushels; oats. 2oO55l bushels, and
WHEAT-Receipts past "a hours. 400
Same time last year. $500
There was but little on sale Yesterday
and the market firm and demand fair
What few samples offered were sold early
at full Thursdays prices. Cables We're
lower. but that had no influence upon the
market here, which was held up by the
light offerings. BY sample onstrack here
at Kansas City: No. hard, I5dI6c, cars
and car at 76c; No. , hard. 72G73i5c / car
1t '2izG; No No. > spring es; ssla15c; car at re;
at 72c; rejected, 50dt60c l car poor a 5lc;
No. > red, nominal, SSd9Oc; No. red, S3G
Soc: No. red. 15dS0c.
CORN-Receipts past "a hours...... .liG. 200
Same time last year. 1890
ofrerinss continue liberal and ;,,5ri:'t 4Sis
slow and weak. Most of the arrival No
. and under and buyers will only handle
them ut prices that holders are slow to
take, hence sales drSssy. BY sample on
track here at Kansas City: No. , mixed.
10 cars at TIC; : cars yellow with special
billing At 1I5tc: May, 1000 bushels at
IgiEc and 5000 bushels at 1870: No. 3 mixed
cars at l6iac, cars at 1876 and cars
special billing at lie: No; mixed. 6 cars
and cars special billing at 16lsc: No .
white. cars at lSizC and ] car n 1S1EC; No
3 white. . cars at lSc: No. white, cars
AT l6c and ] car ut l64Ic.
OATS-ReCeipts past "a hours. 5000
Same time last year..-..................l2. .l2. 600
Not much trading. Market both dull and
weak. BY sample on track here AZ Kansas
city: No. mixed, nominal at 16al7c: No
:: mixed, 15a15iEc; No. 4 mixed, I4II4izc:
No. white nominal at 1S1ka2lIlc: No. 3
mixed. lGalSIzc; No. white, 15a15iSc, car
at iJi4c.
RYE-Receipts past "a hours.
Same time last 600
None coming in. hence no market. Prices
nominal BY sample on track here at
Kansas City: No. .. 30dSllsc: No. g. 2gd30c
FBOUR-Dull. but unchanged. Quoted as
follows: Soft wheat, per 100 pound sack
patents. sZlHI250: extra fancy. 50 2562. .35:
iauc". S2.iGH2-20; choice. $l-90n2.O0 Hard
Wlcat. per 100 pound sack. patents, 5000
20. Ftraighta si.sOa2 90: bakers grades
- sfdl-s5. low grades Sl.5OI1-75: Rye, Sl5O
G5G5.
cORSsiEAG.-Dcmand light. Quoted at
.s545gc per cWi.. bulk.
CORN CHDp-Giill slow sale. Quoted at
szyG5fc per cwi.. sacked.
FLAXsEED-5ieaay and in fair demand.
Cash. GJaCsisc per bushel upon the basis
CASTOR BEhBs-But few coming in.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Feb. 5.-BUTTER-Receipts
1862 packages. Very firm; Western cream
CHEESE-Receipts, 1889 packages. QuAt;
state large, 9d12Izc; small, 9Gl1212c: pot
skins, 5d9lkc full skins. 3G3jkc. EGGS
Receipts, $3.50 packages. Steady; Western,
1$d15izc.
Chicago, Feb. 5.-FLOUR-Receipts. s.
900 barrels; shipments. 1900 barrels. Easy;
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Santa Fe Route-california Limited.

Leaves Kansas City $40 n. m. Thursdays
and Sundays. reaching Los Angeles in 81
hours and San Diego in 81 hours. Return
from California Mondays and Thursdays.
paiace sleepers. buffet smoking car and
dining car. Most luxurious service via
Another express train. carrying both pail
ace and tourist sleepers. leaves Kansas
City 2:25 p. m. daily for Los Angeles, San
Diego and San Francisco.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06

New York Feb. 5-Mail orders and tele-
grams called for very good quantities of
wool dress goods, printed fabrics of all
qualities and some makes of cotton dress
goods. etc, which, with many small selec-
tions by spot purchasers, absorbed a very
wanted in moderate oIentities- hut colored
goods did better. Mems wear goods are
doing better all the time. and the decided
change from something to nothing is nav
ing its effect. Printing cloths quiet and
steady.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
MEMPHIS ROUTE.
New Orleans excursions.

From February % to IS the Kansas City.
Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to New Orleans
and return at rate of one fare. Tickets
limited to March q for return. Through
daily sleeping car line between Kansas Cfty
and New Orleans via Memphis, Vicksburg
and Baton Rouge. J. L. LOCKWOOD
General Passenger Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Tourist Sleeper to California.

Take Chair Car Seats Free on the Bur-
lington's morning train to Lincoln, and join
the personally conducted Weekly Tourists
EXCURSION, leaving Lincoln at 5:45 D. m.
every Thursday for Califor MIA. For fold
ers and information inquire at Ticket Of
fee, IOt4 Union avenue or S23 Main street.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06
Homeseekers' Excursion Win the Katy
Route.

On February 16, the Missouri. Kan
sas & Texas railway will sell tickets to all
points in Fexas, to points in Louisiana west
of Lafayette, TO points in Arizona on NJ.
& 2. railway and Southern Pacific rail-
way, at very low rates. For particulars
cali at ticket offices. 1OA Union avenue, S23
Main street or Union depot
II J. FITZGERALD p & IT a
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-06

Chicago, Feb. 5.-Rye-Cash. S5c: May.
3ILc. Flaxseed-Cash. 74lSc; May, 71I774c.
Timothy seed-Cash, $3.50.
St Louis, Feb 5.-Rye-33SSllac track. Flax
seed-73Isc. Timothy seed-Prime $3.50
Toledo, Feb. 5.-Rye-Quiet at SIC. Glow
er seed-Steady;; cash at S5.17l5; March,