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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25

This name has been given to ana cx-
ploration which will bc started the lrst
day 81 .lunuary 1898 AID the hand to bc
expl"rcd y tho NV ui The nv nfscciiuu
-. l335. Tie land j. the property Of
The Chapin Mining company aud is held
under option hy G.. T. G5brris who Inns
s1hlet tlie property to A. Lustield
Nr. Lustteld y organizing company
this weel, nut has pr0 dressed llrwtth
his plans tlrai DE- j. nbIo 10 nuunuutc
definitely that work wilhc atlrtrd the
fitst ~ the urw vrnr
TIE had held hy Mr. Lustiicd lies
immediately north Of The inrty uIiun
which, the Hilltop - located md Nr
Roberts says That hc lmS traced tie
formation mross II ruis heiug the
case, il looks ns Il Nj Iuaiicil hts a.
valuable piece ~ property lie willcN.
plore u thoroughly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25

inerSased WaSos At TIRE Hemlock.
Supt. Lawrence pnvc an 81 the men
employed at The lIcmlork mine u Christ
Inas present hast Saturday evening in
che shaPc ~ nu incwnse in ply amount.
iR Ia ten CENTS per dl,y pc man Tie
increare i highly appreciated bv tho
men, coming rs Il does IN the m ddlo uf
sintsr when the necessary cxprnsr- al
living are increased The Hem ock
River Mining company B. one 81 The
ruorf progressive on tho range and III
ways aects its obligations with n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25

Time Tables
ctuCAGo a NORTH WESTERN
No "a arrives POO o. ~.
No 30 dcpa T. $50 II, az.
No 33 connects ut Fl"wner ior all
points south.
JomN NORWOOD, Agent.
cHIcN0o, MILWAUKEE 4 81. PAUL.
NJ los going west 9.2l H. IA.
No lO2 going east 5.Ol a. 80. connects
40 Charming ior Chunr" nnd Milwaukee
II piENBcEG, Agent.
- -
local and Personal.
Attn progressive Cinch lniiy given
last Thursday cveniu2 by Mrs. INcr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25
NJ w OF a. Elnotlon

The Modcrn Wupdmcn OF America
held their annual meeting lust week aud
thp following officers were clocted iOr
thp puattittn trHr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25
Partner Wanted

Partner Wanted
An udusjriuus m1u with $1,000 tnrh
i- desired aS partner in 10 l.umbrr Manu-
luetming Min Farther Information
given by NJ II MornIty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25

Electricians Who want pierr ui ewvlrv that
g. eWhi.naifCiI. 60 tuyhniy Who nppres1,tes
r.tl novelty. r.in. hy ordering now, rrtutr
conpl'tr outfit ipr 81 %. urilrr ~ oncr
q l.. slitMAM. 800 Dearborn ~ Chicaco. lil
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-25

rom fefe rim pawefIld PoeLrf BIUcrB
a1d an Gee ssOri -, i,ysipHid
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
and furnished rooms. 1914 East 18th St,
cor. Walnut. Tel. f179. The best place in
K. c., Mo-, to find help or situations. male
or female; IL years experience. Ref. Omaha
Nat. bank. Omaha: Citizens bank. K. c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE stock market to-
day was for the most part extremely mar
row and professional, but with one or two
exceptions the tone was firm and the move
news of general Importance, but the trad
ers appeared to favor the inside. Higher
London prices for American securities and
buying for that account here, and the en-
larging investment inquiry induced by the
steady piling up of idle money were partly
instrumental in causing the bulls to force
covering by the shorts in number of the
Specialties. In some stocks of this class
also there was continued liquidation, but
the declines were confined to the particular
properties involved. The closing was strong
at the top level with comparative figures
showing sharp fractional net gains.
the bond market continued to advance in
increased and well distributed dealings.
The inquiry for gilt edged issues is very
good. with the offerings light.
Closing quotations on the New York
Stock exchange: Atchson. IA; Adams Ex-
press, 156: American Express, 16: Chicago
I2@s; Chicago Gas. II; Consolidated Gas, 142;
c.. c., c. &s st. Louis. 2Sl2; Cotton Oil Ger
tificates. 14A: Delaware & Hudson; Del,
Lack. & Western, 1857: Great Northern.
pref'd, us; Illinois Central SO: Kansas &:
Texas pref'd, 301s; Lake Shore, 1521a; Lead
Manhattan Consolidated, SO; Michigan Cen
trail, 9S: Missouri Pacific, 207s; New Jersey
Central, 102l2: Northwestern. 103A; North
western prefd. 153; New York Central.
9SA; Pacific Mail. PAS; Pittsburg, 166; Pull
Grande Western, II: Rio Grande Western
pref'd. 40; Rock Island, 67I2; ST. Paul. 74&;
St Paul prefd. 1SO; Sugar Refinery, u3la;
United states Express, 81; Wabash, st. l..
& Pacific, 61s; Wabash, st. l.. & Pacific,
Union. 1885; MINI. e ST. Louis, 1Sl5: General
Electric 3S34: National IIinseed, H.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Grain Notes.

"A Winnipeg dispatch reported 500 tons OF
Hour loading there for shipment to
Australia.
The Beerbohm cable yesterday said:
Surplus wheat for export in Argentine II
100000 bushels, against 22,OO0,00O bushels last
year.
Yesterdays Price Current says: There
Is some talk of damage 10 the wheat crop,
but not much change is indicated in aver
age position. Positively favorable reports
predominant.
A Minneapolis message said: A North
western elevator man with ninety buying
stations in the three states reports more
wheat IN their houses, stored by farmers
than usual, and they are now beginning to
sell. This makes him bearish.
The mills at Minneapolis, Milwaukee and
Duluth and Superior ground 225, 200 barrels
OF Hour last week, against 0760O barrels
the preceding week and 10770O year ago.
Ihe st. Louis output last week was "a 900;
preceding week, $1,000; year ago % 500.
United States Consul Bell, at Sidney,
sends in report on the Australian wheat
crop as follows: From being an exporter
of about 1200O.000 bushels of wheat, AUS
tralnsta VIII need to import about 5000 900
bushels to supply its deficiency. The crop
year ends April next and Australasia drops
from the sixth to the eleventh place as a
wheat raiser.
The exports from the four Atlantic ports
yesterday amounted to 215.4S9 bushels of
wheat, 45O,Sa bushels of corn. S12 $50 bushels
OF oats and 1926 packages OF flour. In ad-
dition. New Orleans shipped 2S0,OOO bushels
of corn and 5000 packages of flour and
Newport News $4,000 packages of flour and
10000 bushels of corn, so that the total
bushels
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

st. Louis, Jan. 14-CATTLE-Receipt
q4:IS; top Texas steers. SS.S5.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 Market strong tc
&c higher. Top. $40; bulk. $3.SOdS.37
SHEEP-Receipts 600. Market strong
Top lambs, $.25; top sheep, S3.S5.
South Omaha, Jan. 14-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 2,2OO. Market stronger. Beeves, So 3.
a440; stockers and feeders, S325q3.90; cows
S1.75d35O
HOGS-Receipts. 400 Market 1Oc higher.
Tops $3.50 bulk, s3.10G3.2o.
SHEEP-Receipts, 2,1OO. Market steady
Chicago, Jan. 14.-CATTLE-Receip H.
900 Although offerings were small. there
was no Improvement in prices. and sales
were largely at s4.0Oq4S5. with extremely
teW cattle going higher than $50, The de-
mand for stockers and feeders was good.
with sales largely at S3.25I4.15. Cows We're
active at $2.25G3.25, and heifers sold chief
iy at S3.25d3.75. Fed Texas cattle We're in
40.
HoGs-Receipts, $4,000. Trade in hogs
was active at stronger to 10c higher prices
Sales were made at S3.1OQ35O for common
heavy TO light weights, the bulk of the
transactions being at S3.306345.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900. Trade in sheep
was fairly active at yesterdays advance
common to choice natives sold at $25O0
$50. fair Westerns going for $3.4063.S5 and
ewes sold chiefly at S3.25G35O. Yearlings
brought S40OQ4.40. Mexicans fetching $3.50
al. 40. Lambs sold at $3.6545.3O, a few in
ferior lots fetching $3.25G3.50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
THE FEEDER TRADE AT THE YARDs
IS STILL ACTIVE.
The Shipments to the Country nm
Wednesday Aggregated 11a Cars
increase In Western Pack
ing the Past Week.

No feature is attracting more attention
at the yards now than the feeder trnde
Here 1t is the middle of January, the time
OF year when but few cattle have been
heretofore taken for the country. vet the
demand for young cattle to go on feed
seems to be as lively as ever. There were
no less than ll3 cars shipped back to the
country Wednesday. All. with the excep-
ton OF I cars. went to Kansas and Mis-
souri, feeders, and they We're divided he
tween Iowa and Nebraska
j. r. Hawpe will be with Zeb F. Crider
commission Company this year.
The packing in the West the past waels
says the Cincinnati Price Current. was 4s5- :.
600 hogs, against 10000 the same week last
year.
There We're not many cattle in yes,er-
day, but several lots of nice steers WERE
mere Henry Grimm, Volland, Kas.. WIS
IN with seventeen native steers of his own
teedinS that Were both smooth and fIeShv
and showed skillful handling They AYR.
aged l,SS6 pounds and brought $i.7O, the
hlshest price of the day. They went TO the
export trade.
There were some fine Western lambs in
yesterday. Z. ]. Hewlins, Trinidad Col
was here yesterday with 5i2 Colorado lambs
OF MS own feeding that averaged IS bounds
and sold at S4S5.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Jan. H.-BUTTER-Receip eipts,
3.63S packages: firm: Western creamery Il
a2Oc; Elgins: 20c; factory, 9dl4c. CHEESE
7l2a11c; small. Sale; part skins. 4dSIac
full skins, 2Ia@3c. EGGS-Recefpts, 4. 7g6
packages; firm. Western. 13d16lkc
Chicago, Jan. 14.-FLOUR-Receipts 5000
Winter patents A5OI4.15: straights, $42O1
4:Ge: spring patents, $4.l5G450; straights,
s.; 69I$9o; bakers grades, .$31Oa3.59. BUT
lIc. EGGS-Weaker; fresh, 14c.
st. Louis, Jan. 14.-FLOUR-Receipts
1000 barrels, and shipments. 1900 barrels.
Slow sale. Patents. $46544.75; extra fancy.
$40. WHEAT-Receipts. II, coo bushels, and
shipments, $4,000 bushels. Spot dull, but
steady; No. red, cash. elevator, S5lsc bid
track. SSi@aS9c: No hard, cash. Sic asked;
January, SGSse; May, SG7sc asked CORN
Receipts. G0,00O bushels, and shipments. I5.-
GOO bushels. Spot steady; No. =. cash. 2O2sc
uATS-Dull, but firm and higher; No .,
cash. l7c. and May. 199sQ1Slsc BRAN
Dull; but steady: 3SdS9c. sacked east
@.5Odl05O; prairie, $3.75d7.0O. BUTTERE
Stronger: creamery, 17a20l&c: dairy. 12d15c
EGGS-Ftrm at lie; PoRK-Higher; stand
er; prime steam, $S.S5; choice. S3.95. BA-
CON-BoXed shoulders, $4.55; extra short
gear e1 r. *i;iS; iI ribs rib ASllg shorts $500 DRY
ira short clear, s4.25; ribs. $3.50; shorts,
A.62Is. ~
Liverpool, Jan. A-WHEAT-spot quiet.
demand poor; No. red spring 6s gid
Futures opened dull, with near and distant
positions 4id lower, and closed at this de-
cline; January. 6s sgd: February. IS 81.
SthNISpot quiet American mixed. rev,
Is gi4d. Futures opened dull, with near
and distant positions I'D lower: closed at
ms decline; January, IS Sd: February q
mhnd poor; st. Louis fancy winter, Ss ID,
BASoN-Quiet demand moderate Cum
bGIland cut. Is to 30 pounds. 2Ts Cd short
ilsht, g to 81 pounds. 27s: long clear. heavy.
% to 4S pounds, 26s Cd; short clear backs.
heavy, 45 TO 80 pounds. 4s: clear bellies II
tn Is pounds. 27s cd. SHOULDERS-Squ
= to Is pounds, 26s cd. HAMS-Short cut
II to 16 pounds, S9s cd. ALI.OW-F'ine
North American. 19s. BEEF-Extra India
mess, mess, 62s Cd; prime mess, sos. PORK
Hrlme mess. fine Western. ASS Cd: medium
Western, AS Sd. LARD-Dull: prime West-
ern, us; refined. in pals 22s Cd
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15

2,white cars at 1S,zc; No. white, cars
oATs--Receipts past "a hours ....... 200
same time last year ..............-...-.1i.00c Il. .00c
There were very few in yesterday and
market quiet. What few sales made were
at steady prices. By sample on track here
at Kansas City: No. mixed, nominal, at
lCG1lzc; No. 3 mixed. l5ai511c; No. 4
mixed. l4Tl4iSc; No. = white, 19T22c. l car
at 2lc; No. white, 16d1Sc, 1 car at 1Sc;
No. white. 14Gl5c
. RHE--Receipts past "a hours ......... Geo
Sins titne last year ...............-...... -
Very little on sale and the market con-
S&izc; No. B. 3ON3OIzc.
FLOUR-Steady but dull: buyers only
taxing such lots as needed for the imme-
date trade. Soft wheat, per 100 pound
sack, patents, $2.4GG2 80: extra fancy. s.. .25
a2.S5; fancy, $2.1Og2.2O; choice, Sl.9Oa2OO
bard wheat, per 100 pound sack. patents,
grades; a.Soal.S5; low grades. sl.5Oa1. 10
CORNMEAL-M Market steady. Quoted at
SJg36c per cwt., bulk.
CORN CHOP-Slow sale Quoted at 33js
N34c per cwt., sacked.
FLAXSEED-Demand good and market
iirmer. Cash, 6GqG6i4c per busheI. upon the
CASTOR BEANs-seIling fairly. Car
lots: Sl:l5 per bushel; less, $l.05 per bushel
BRAN-Steady and in fair demand.
Sacked 4Va42c per cwt.; bulk, 33d35c per
HAY--Receipts past "a hours. -. 80 tons
same same time last year .................790 tons
Market steady and demand fair ;iOO bofS 5ons
prairie and timothy. We quote prices as
follows: New prairie, choice, $5.5Od6.OJ;
NO. ]. S2.oa5.5O; No. .. S4.5Oa5OO; lower
800; No. l. s7.5OqS.OO: No. 3. $6.506i70O. CioE
yer. mixed, No. l, $6.OOa65O; No. 2, $500
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Money at Home and Abroad.

New York, Jan. E-Money on call. NOM
inally 1l9G2 per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, 31zG4 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers bills
at $4.S7A d4S7ia for demand and at S+.S4is6I
4.S4% for sixty days; posted rates, $4.S75a0
Ass; commercial bills, $4.S312.
London, Jan. 14.-Money, per cent. Rate
of discount in the open market, for short
and three months bills, per cent
New York. Jan. H.-Clearings, $97. .437, ,623;
balances, SC, 963, 1873.
Boston, Jan: H.-Clearings, SIS. 1892;
balances. 81, ,425, 800
Baltimore, Jan. H.-Clearings, 50, go III; /;
balances, S303, 434.
Philadelphia. Jan. 14.-Clearings, $685.
SS4: balances, 81, SO, ,233.
Cincinnati Jan. 14.-Money. 4d6 per cent;
New York exchange, par; clearings $780,
$50.
Chicago, JAN H-Clearings, 81, 1862, ,12o.
Money steady and unchanged. New York
ds@and & 'sS s44H daEs ToFsFa &
st. Louis. Jan. 14.-Clearings. $4,461 ,231;
balances. S90,0S7. Money, 7GS per cent.
New York exchange, Soc discount bid, Csc
discount asked.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
MONEY, STOCKS And BONDS.
NARROW AND PROFESSIONAL STOCK
MARKET, BUT FIRM.
Better London Market for American
Securities and PiIing Up of Idle
Money FavorinG the Bulls
Shorts Covering.

The local money market was much the
same yesterday as the previous days of
money on cattle feeding paper. but very
little home borrowing. Merchants and
manufacturers as a rule are working with
in their own means. Rates steady at 7dS
per cent. Movement of currency to the
country light Bank clearings. Sl,933. .954.
same day last year $2,191.T99. a decrease of
.S45, a loss of II per cent.
Eastern exchange continues steady.
Houston, Fible * Co., exchange brokers,
quote it as follows: New York, SOC pre-
MUM; Chicago, SOC premium; st. Louis, Csc
premium.
Gold reserve yesterday was s14O.e07.749.
The old officers of the Citizens National
bank We're reelected for the ensuing year.
S. J: Fitzhugh, president; W. H. Seeger.
cashier and II. c. SchwitZgebel, assistant
cashier S. w. Campbell was reelected to
the directory, but his name failed to ap-
pear in the previous announcement.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Railroad Bonds.

New York Jan. 14.-Closing quotations on
the, New. York Stock exchange were:
Atchison 4s, sos; Atchison I'd A. 4rk: Can
of '95. 10012: Denver & Rio Grande Is, 1111a:
Denver Rio Grande As SS%; Erie 2ds. 6Sl2
G., H. & S. A. Is, 104; G., H, 6; S. A. Is, 81;
ton &s Texas Central 6s. 102: Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas 1st As. So; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas I'd As, 81; Mutual Union 6s. Ill; New
Pacific lists. 11324; Northwest consols. 14O7a;
Northwest sinking fund debenture 5s, HOG;
consols Is, 1901; st. p. C. & P. w. 5s,
1121S; ST. Louis & Iron Mountain general 5s,
70; st. Louis & San Francisco general 6s
10): Texas Pacific lists 81: Texas Pacific
2ds. 81: Union Pacific lists of Sc, 1884;
West Shore As 105IS
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Feeling n Little better Under the In.
huence of Cooler
WEATHER

Quotations below are for job lots. On
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
tained. enough being asked to cover extra
cost OF caring for and filling them.
BUTTER-Receipts falling off and mar
ket firmer for choice goods. Creamery
butter. extra fancy separator, 1SIed19c:
iirsts, 1Sc; dairy fancy, 13c; fair, 10c; store
packed. SC: packing stock, steady. &c; coun-
try roll. neatly packed and sweet lOc;
choice. SC: mussy, unwrapped stock. &c.
EGGS-Market firmer without being quot
ably higher. Missouri and Kansas fresh
1l'c per dozen; cold storage. 9lac.
FOULTRY-Market continues dull and
denand only local. Quotations as follows:
Hens. 41ac per pound; roosters, 1215c
each; springs. SIC; coarse young roost-
ers, 1ilsc each; broilers. from H. to 2
pounds. 6lsc. Turkeys, hens. over pounds
Sc; under pounds, not wanted: old COB
blers, &C; young gobblers, &c; ducks.
&c; geese 5G5i5c. Pigeons dull; practically
no demand; dealers doing best they can
with them.
BUTTERINE-We quote: Dairy grades.
lie; medium grades. 12c; high grade. lIISc:
l.pound rolls. bricks and prints, 1c over
above prices; 2 and 3-pound rolls, 10 and 80
pound packages, &c over above prices.
full cream, i3c; Wisconsin fancy. full
cream. 1Ol2c; Missouri Kansas and Iowa,
full cream. sasc; light skim. 5Q7c per
pound; Herkimer full cream, I3c; Young
America, full cream, lie.
APF.LES-Market still dull and weak
orotHe rs rollows: Choice eating stock
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Visitors Mt the Yards With Stock.

]. r. Peters. Lebanon. Kas., got feeders
here yesterday.
W. c. Kelton & Co., Hartville Mo-, had
in hogs yesterday.
James McComas. Esbon, Kas., came I'm
yesterday with hogs
William Murphy, Miami, l. T, was bers
yesterday with cattle
Rogers & Blanchard, Bennington. Kas
had in hogs yesterday
Cain, Galbreth & Co., Forest CITY. Mo
had in hogs yesterday.
j. A. Shearman, Walnut Kas., was ON
the yards yesterday with cattle.
Charles Umschied. ST. George. Kas.. was
at the yards yesterday with cattle
j. j. Nicholson. Ash Grove. Mo. was on
the yards yesterday with cattle and hogs
T. Il. Meades, Baxter Springs, Kas., was
az the yards yesterday with cattle and
james Goggin. Junction City. Kas.. CANA
are short in Geary county, but more hogs.
we'll. 0NS
J., Bruce, Superior, Neb., was here YES
terday with cattle. He says cattle are
snort in Nuckles county. but more hogs
than last year. Corn selling at to IL
c, C. McGinnis, Rich Hill, Mo-. was AFT
the yards yesterday after feeders. He re-
ports more hogs in Bates county than last
year, but not more than half as many eat
tie Corn selling at 20 cents. Young wheat
locking fine.
Sisson Bros, Yates Center. Kas.. were In
good steers that averaged 1.413 pounds, and
soid at $3.50 per cwt. Report more cat
tie and hogs in WoOdson county than last
year. Corn selling at 10 cents.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
CATTLE AUCTION

ON Wednesday, February 10th, 1897. bv
authority Of George Smith. receiver. at the
Auction Pavilion of the Kansas CITY Stock
Yards Horse and Mule Department. we
will offer for sale, subject to the approval
OF the district court of the Second judicial
district of Arizona in and for Graham
County. or the judge thereof. n lot of cat
tie well graded. good Colors majority white
faces, now running upon the range in
Arizona, and estimated to he about 5000
head comprising COWS bulls steers and
heifers, ali TO be delivered f. o. b. at Mag
dalena. N. NJ.
All parties will be required to deposit certified
check to the amount of Two Thonsand Doii,rs
kaIO. 0N immediately when stock is bid on by them
Terms of the sale will be more fully announced At
said time aDd place. For further parienIFs nontre
Of the undersigned, GeorEe smith HeceIEer
MRgdhlena. New Mexico, or w. y. wyrpau stort
Yards Exchange, Kansas City. N
w. S. TOUGH & SON.
For GEORGE SMITH. Receiver
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Wool. Hides and PeIts.

WOOI-Steady, but dull Missouri and
similar-Fine. 6dSc; fine medium, S61Oc;
medium, 10d111ac: combing, Sale; coarse,
10G11c. Kansas. Nebraska and Indian Ter
ritory-Fine, 4G6c; fine medium. 5aSc; me-
dium, 6d10c: combing, Sq1Oc; coarse, 7dSc
Colorado-Fine. 6@Sc; fine medium. 7@9c;
medium, Sql0c; coarse and carpet, 7dSc; ex-
ira heavy and sandy, 5Q6c
HIDES AND PELTS-Selling fairly. We
quote as follows: Green and salted, free
of brands, No. l, TIC per h.: No. 2. SIC;
free of brands. fiat, 61sc; green salted, side
branded, No. l, &c: No. q &c; green salted
kips, Is to % pounds. No. l. nc; Nc. 2, SIC;
No. 2. TIC; green. uncured, No. l, sic
Sheep pelts, green, 25I50c: dry, 4a5c per Ib
St. Louis, Jan. an.14.-WOOL-Quiet Quoted:
Medium. 1012d14l2c; light fine 1ISdlOIac
heavy fine. 6lel9Isc: tub washed ialAM2ic
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Thc shortest Linr we.t.

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:4) a. m. and 7:30 p. m, fully equipped
with Pullman palace sleepers, Pullman din
inGs cars (cafe plan). free chair cars. Trains
lighted brilliantly with Pintsch light; heat
ed by steam; solidly vestibuied. No other
line as short or as good. Why not take the
hest? II costs no more
Telephone 11O9. City Office No 1000 Main
street. corner Tenth. J. B. FRAwLEY.
General Agent
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
Provisions.

There was more life to the market yes-
terday than for some time. and values irrm
under the influence of higher hogs. Pack
ers among the buyers.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATS Shoulders, s35OIS. 10
per cwt.: hams, s7.00d7.25.
LARD-Cash. S3.70; january. $40
d. S. MEATS-Shoulders, cash, S. 9OG4 10
per cwt.: short rib sides, cash. $4OO64 4.05;
long clear sides, AOo44.05; short clear sides,
S.206425.
S. P. MEATS-Hams. s775aS25
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15

store-N heat. 4SI.h56 bushels: corn.
A .799 bushels; oats. 20l, 0l5 bushels. and
" 1880 bushels
WHEAT Receipts past "a hours. e.. IL, 900
me time last year ....................I7.lll .lll
lpfnentS .--..--- ---.-.-..-....-.--...l2O L. coo
There was but little on sale Yesterday
a the market quiet. II opened slow and
rak, but towards the close became. firm
L sympathy with Chicago. A few choice
.tlliug samples We're waE:ed. but all else
IS duh. By sample on track here at
tnsas City: No. . hard, cars at 7Siac,
ar choice at 7sc and ear mixed nj TSc:
.. spring. 2 cars nj 1Ic and car choice
7Sc: No. hard. , cars at &c. car Al
cars choice at Ike: No. ; spring. 2
3 at &c, l car at 69c and 1 car at Iac:
hard. . cars nj 6ic { cars very poor
Csc. car at 6fC, car at G7isc l car
G9c and ! car fancy at 7Gc: rejected. SCT
car at 63c; No. red. ! car 80 lbs, at
and ] car choice. 81 lbs. at 94c; No. 3
SSH90c. ! car choice at 90i.c; No. 1 red,
Sc I car at SIC.
ORN-Receipts past q hours ....... ii. 200
ne time last year .-................-..I6S as so
here were more In yesterday than for
he days. but, in sympathy with n strong
speculative market. values were steady
firm and a very fair demand had both
mixed and white: but, while spot gram
wanted. there was no trading in fut-
D. BY sample on track here at Kansas
:. No 3 mixed. ears at lsLc cars
Sc l car yellow at 1Slzc. Nav. 3bc bid.
offerings: No. mixed ? cars al l7s.c
70 cars at lSc, car yellow at ISc; No.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15
California Short Line

The Union Pacific is the shortest and best
line across the continent from the Missouri
to the Pacific. Pullman Palace Sleenine
car every day in the year, without change
Kansas City to San Francisco. Leaves
Kansas City at 10:4O a. m, arrive in San
Francisco 9:45 a. m.-72 hours. Compare
with other lines. Pullman Palace Dinine
Cars. Pintsch light; steam heat
Telephone 1109. City office, No. 1000 Main
street, corner Tenth. ]. B. FRAWLEY,
General Agent.