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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03

Irwin. Green & Co., OF Chicago, in their weekly
letter. say: The most prominent feature in the for
eign news last week was the report about the wheat
crop in Argentina. BroCmhall is quoted as estimat-
ing there will be an eNportable surplus of about 81
bushels, which is claimed TO be exporraDle surplus,
but more probably was meant for the size of the
crop. that being an increase Of 10 per cent from the
figures OF last year. We remark that IL the Time,
really stated the &c. 600. 900 bushels to be surplus. The
two estimates are so wide apart as to Justify grave
doubt in regard to the value Of either. especially
when II is remembered that 1t yet lacks several week.
Of harvest time in Argentine; and in any event,
none OF that wheat Will reach the British isles till
veil along in next spring. Meanwhile. India is ship
ping nothing. or little more than nothing: Russian
the winter, and only small supplies can be expected
from the Danubian region. for it now is admitted
estimated. The final report from Bulgaria makes
the crop there one-quarter less than that of last
year, and the yield OF Turkey in Europe is admitted
TO he a small one. Even IL Russia has raised 40,
reported by its ministry Of agriculture, the quantity
is not very bearish. in view Of the admitted fact
out by harvest time, and in a previous letter we
noted that this estimate, involving an increase Of 10
per cent. is badly discredited by statements ascribed
10 another high official in the Russian government.
Liverpool only has coo, 600 bushels in store. and was
frmer on that fact yesterday. In the tone OF this
and other foreign quotations. We havs an Instance
Of the buyer bolstering up the seller. There is no
escape from the conclusion that for several months
to come North America will be called upon to fur
nish at least two-thirds Of the total OF world ship
ments. This source will have to contribute. prac-
tically. all the wheat and -four that are imported
into the British isles. leaving otheri% shipments to meet
deficiencies on the continent of Eukope, and 1t is BY
no means impossible that the Unite4 States will have
TO send considerable quantities tNrre also. With
such prospects. II is exceedingly sRange that more
buying confidence is not exhibited wheat, and all
ihe more 80 In view OF the cfrcums, nee that money
Is being invested In stocks at a rateE (which shows II
!" oe superintendent in the hands oil capitalists.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
OF INTEREST TO sTockMEN
ORIGIN OF STOCK AT THE YARDS
FOR NOVEMBER.
Cattle Make Further Loss, but Gains
In Hogs and Sheep-Yesterday's
Visitors at the Yards
With Stock.

The origin of cattle at the yards fop
November show that the changes as a
whole were for the worse. but were from
those sections hat have been falling be-
hind all the year. Texas showed a further
decrease in its supply on the market hero
of 1925 cattle during the month, and the
indian Territory, 5.027 decrease. But
this was expected. as Texas is short Of
cattle for feeding. n many have been
shipped from the territory to Texas cot
ton seed mills. for feeding. Colorado. how
ever. showed a gain during the month OF
2,0SS: Kansas. S09; New Mexico. 1910, chang
ing a loss up to the close of October of 5000
into a gain OF 1910. Missouri lost 5I7. but
there was a gain from Nebraska of $40,
and Utah sent in 153 more. The general
result for the month. however. was a loss
of l2.349. making the decrease since the
first of the year IS,427-
Hogs. however. gained 40.SS3. Kansas sent
in l6.2sS more, Missouri 1855 more, but Ne
braska fell off Use. the Indian Territory
SI, and Oklahoma $50. and there was also
a slight loss from Arkansas and Texas.
Sheep also made slight gains+S.02s. Kan
sas furnished 5.0SI of this number. Texas
made a gain of S,461. Colorado 5.26l, but
New Mexico also fell behind 1850. and there
were other small losses.
There will not be so many cattle fed
with. us this year as last" said Joseph
Lineberry. of Saline county. Mo-. who was
at the yards yesterday with cattle. the
high price of young cattle and high price
of corn both tending TO make feeders eau
tious. but there are more hogs than last
winter"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
toe and Bonds.

NEW FORK, Dec. 1.-The stock market in New
York refused to respond to the sanguine view mani
Of American securities. Americans were the feature
OF that market and were marked up quite sharply
ders for engagement of gold for shipment to New
York alleviated apprehension in London over the
there fell to 2a per cent and was easier also in
Paris as a result Of the extensive accommodation
and the Bank OF France. The effect in New York OF
the higher. prices abroad was only temporary and the
In the dizziness which supervened the movement CT
prices for standard stocks was extremely irregular.
movement in different issues Of the same company.
Thus the preferred stock of Chicago q Eastern Hi
nois and st. Louis & San Francisco first preferred
moved upward. while the common stock of the form
er and the second preferred of the latter suffered
was also frmer relatively than the common stock.
Generally speaking. the Pacific stocks. including
fered from extensive proft-taking sales. The grang-
es were in the same category. The sluggishness
diversion Of speculative activity into the Industrial
speclalties. Sugar showed the greatest activity and
of strength was no small factor in the general heavi-
ness toward the close of the day. The decline in this
product by a leading competitor and on the opinion
that the recent demand in the trade has been alto
gether abnormal. Brooklyn Transit rose at one time
above 20, to the high record price. and Metrr poIitan
Street Railway was strong on the talk of an increase
able trade conditions. Federal Steel preferred was
suddenly marked up almost a point without an ex-
planatory news development and other iron and steel
stocks responded in sympathy. Linseed Oil rose 6H
On the reported underwriting by a syndicate OF the
REORGANIZATION plan. but lost it all. General Electric
was held by the expected declaration OF ST. 30 OF the
accumulated dividend on the preferred stock. Pacific
Mall was a strong feature on the increase in net
earnings for October of s12s. s07. due to the increased
trade activity in the Pacific ocean. The anticipation
OF poor fourth week traffic returns for railroads on
account of bad weather had its influence in causing
the reaction. The days net changes are mixed.
The bond market was active and prices were better
sustained than in stocks. Iron Mountain SIS were a
feature with n Tisa abnyp par IN I'M N nonr.. e
Rio Grande As were added to the list OF reoryaniza-
tion Is valued at par or above. United States old
Is. registered. and the Is advanced Il in the bid
price. ~
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
MARKETS BY
Grain, Meats and Hay.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-wHEAT-Receipts. s., 900
bushels: shipments. a, 1000 bushels. Futures closed
slow and easy. &c under yesterday. Spot fractionsliy
.9ec: December, 7ose; May. Ssise bid; July. sisc;
bushels: shipments: l2l,oco bushels, Weak. Aaae
under yesterday. Spot lower; No. 2 cash. SIC: De-
ssmber; Sl.5c bid; May. s2f.c bid.
1000 bushels: shipments. 5000 bushels. Futures
steady to firm: spot lower; No. 2 cash. 27kc; track,
2sc; December. 2Sc asked: May. CSC asked; No. 2
white. 30G3Oisc. CORSMEAL-Steady at 81. SCI. go.
~BRAN-Strong, east track, sacked, 55:a56c. HAY
Prairie. quiet. easy: e0Tz timothy. steady and
firm. s1.0Oaa.e0. PoRK-Firm; standard mess, Job
bling, $500. LARD-Higher; prime steam, $500:
choice. S5.05. DRESSED ~MEATS-Boxed shoulders,
:. rs: extra shorts. $40; ribs. S5.12is: shorts. So %.
BACON-Boxed shoulders. $500: extra shorts. rs;
ribs. S5.62k: shorts. s5.I5.
Dec. 2-WHEAT-Steady; May,
S4% a No. l Northern. 634-.
,n DTLuTa fs,nn Dec: s ss@ w sa5s.i 49.:1 100
cash, ssac: May. $3.50. oATs-27a2Il.c. CORN
32isc.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2-PRoyIsIoNs-ouie..
Refined tierce. axe: pure. 5Ad54c. Boxed meats
Dry salt shoulders. 45sc: sides, 5hG5i4c Bacon
Clear ribs. sides. 6isa6hc- ~Hams-Choice sugar
cured. sAGshc. R~ICE-Ordinary to good, 4G5c.
~FLoUR-EHtra fancy, S3.2sI3. 80: patents, 50. $50
$50. CoRNMEAI-s1 .75S1sO. HAY
Prime. 81 ooal 90: choice. sl3. 90 10. so. ORN-No. 2
sacked. old, white. i2c: mixed. 41Gi1Iac: yellow, 42c;
new. &c higher. oATs-No. 2 sacked. 32aa CSC.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts,
$500. Market strong to bd10c higher. Beeves. 50. so
a.. 10; stockers and feeders. IS. 4egi. 20; COWS. $1.5O9
3.65.
1000. Market steady to SC higher.
closed weak. Top. 81. 40: bulk, s.. 25Gs. 90.
S~HEEP-Receipts. $500. Market strong.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 2.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500. All
HoGs-Receipts. $500. Market strong. Top. $3.50
bulk. 81. 3od3.37H.
~SHEEP-Receipts. 800. Market steady.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Dec. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts.
1900. Market active and steady. Natives, 50. 90G
$40; Texas and Westerns. 81. soa4. so: COWS and heif-
ers. 81. 60d4. 10; stockers and feeders, 50. 0OT4.
1000. Market active, sGl0c high
er. Top. $3.45: bulk. 50. 40.
S~HEEP-Receipts, none.
CHICAGO, Dec. observation-disclosures. 800. BUSH
ness in cattle was unusually lively for Friday. The
demand was brisk and prices were stronger and I0c
higher in some instances. Christmas cattle sold in
limited numbers at s.. 7oa5 80. Good to choice steers
brought s.. go, while commoner grades were dis
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03

posed of at 50. soGi.s5. stockers and feeders ranged
from SS.ep to ~, with a rather slow trade. Bulls,
cows and heifeTs ranged from 81. 80 to 81. 90. the lat
ter price fer best bulls. Calves brought 81. IeG6.s3.
western fed steers sold at So. 90l 80.
~HoGS-Receipts, SO. 900. The demand for hogs was
as lively as ever AID prices ruled strong at 50. I5I
80 Tor common to prime hogs. the greater part
seiiing at s&2ei.d5.io. Pigs sold chiefly at s. l0p
~; One LOT of prime hogs brought $50.
~sHEEP-Receipts, 1909. Trade in sheep and lambs
was very good at steady prices. Lambs moved OF
az Sa..3ui0 for the commoner qualities up to s.. 10
Io:su lor choice focks. the bulk OF the sales being at
sS-uog3.io fearlings found buyers at 81. -.
ana inferior to choice sheep sold at 50. 5oG4 30: chiefly
al S.Soiti5. Feeders paid s3.50G3.S0 for sheep
and S-55G4.S 50 for lambs.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Money Mt Home and Abroad.

NEW YORK, Dec. Mooney on call. frmer at 293
per cent. last loan 3 per cent: prime mercantile pa
per. 3aGiA per cent; sterling exchange, steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at si.s+1z@
4-SiI for demand. and at s.s1itg+slS for sixty
days: posted rates. S4.s2ai.s2z and S.S5Is; CONNER
cial bills, s4.SGia.
LoNDON. Dec. Money. 2s per cent. Discount
in the open market for short and three months bills
is 3isG3s per cent.
NEW YORK Dec. 2.-CIearings, 1898, so5. ss2: bal
anees. 81. 745. O59.
BOSTON. Dec. 2.-clearings. So. SOS. oe7: balances,
81. 7T4. eS9.
ances. $500. 159.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2.-clearinss, ,l7.ooo. 747;
balances. 81. POS. 10.
CINCINNATI, Dec. money. 2sG6 per cent. New
York exchange. par. Clearings. 81. i0i, $50.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Clearings, So, l04. 900; balances,
81. ~. SIS. New York exchange, &C discount Posted
rates. s.s2is and s4.s5k.
ST. LOUIS, Dec, 2.-Clearings. s5.ss4: 4s2: balances
loo discount bid, par asked.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2-Clearings. sl.s53. s3s.
New York exchange, bank, par; commercial. 75c per
$1,000 discount
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Flour.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-FLoUR-ReceIpts 81. s4 bar.
rels: exports. 27,325 barrels. Fairly active for spring
patents. Winter patents, 81. 7043. S.: winter straights
IS: Minnesota patents. Sc. 7594.o0: winter ex-
tras. s2.7062.00: Minnesota bakers, s.. 9OG315; win
ter low grades. 81. 40G 90.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-FLoUR-Receipts. 5000 bar
rels: shipments. 35.eoo barrels. QUIET. Special
brands. $40: hard patents, s3.35I3.6O; soft patents.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-FLoUR-Receipts. 1908 bar
rels: shipments. 5000 barrels. Quiet. steady and un-
changed. Patents. So so: straights, So. OOT3 Is:
clears. 81. 80; low to medium grades, 81. 0Oae. So
~INNEAPOLI Dec. OUR steady.
First patents. 50. 10d3 rs; second patents, So. 45a3 s..
first clears, s.. 55G 20.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Coffee and Sugar.

NEw YORK. Dec. 2.-CoFFEE-options opened
quiet at unchanged prices to 5 points lower; ruled
generally inactive with narrow fluctuations; buyine
checked by unsatisfactory European cables and large
visible retarded by small receipts. broadening ware
firm Rio market. Closed quiet, unchanged to :
points lower; Sales. 5000 bags. including March.
6..5c: May. 5.s5c. Spot cohee-Rio, steady: No. 4.
invoice. SIC: No. !. jobbing. 67c: mild. steady;
Cordova. sal5c: moderate jobbing trade. SUGAR.
Raw, steady at decline: fair refining, 3 15-1ec: CEN
~trifugal. So test, 4 Tic: molasses sugar, 3 i1-lsc:
sales. 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal, 9s test. at I 7-lSc
to-day and 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal, s6 test. AZ
4 Tic late yesterday. but Just reported: refined.
nominal. tending downward: mold A. SIC: standard
A, 5lc; confectioners' A. sic: cut loaf. SIC:
cubes. 5Hsc-
NEW RLEANs. Dec. 2.-sUGAR-Quiet; open
kettle. centrifugal. 3SGic; centrifugal white, 4 7-1s
G4Ac: yellows, 4T4 5-1sc: seconds. 2sd3Tsc. MO-
LASsES-Steady; open kettle. 2ea30c: centrifugal,
G1Sc. SYRUP-Steady at 23Ie6c. COFFEEeRio
ordinary to fair. sAaSSc.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Lonsdale cambrics have been
advanced az per cent. Merrimac prints for spring
are quoted: Luzon silks. 4c: chambrays. 3ac: Bra.
lillian and Tartan reds. 32c. No other price de-
velopments. General demand FOR cotton goods we'll
maintained and aggregate business considerable in
both staple and fancy lines on home account. Ex-
porters continue in the market for heavy brown cot
tons. Print cloths very firm on basis of 2isc for reg
ular ga squares. Not stocks Of any account. Fair de-
mand for mems wear woolens and worsted. and
dress goods prices unchanged.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Provisions.

A very good cash trade was had yesterday. both In
meats and lard, but prices showed little change, not
withstanding a weak tone to the speculative market.
The quotations are:
GREEN MEATs-Hams. ss.124as25: shoulders.
S .S1leGi.00.
ICKLED MEATS-ShouIders, s4.12s N
LIS: hams. Sc. 62Ik at. rs.
DRY SALT MEATS-Shoulders. cash. .4o0a4 >,
per cwt.; short ribs, cash. s4.459i.55: extra short
clear. Sa45G4.55: short clear sides. Si.60g4'70.
LARD-Pr;ne steam. $i.T0.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Cotton.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. .2%:-CoTToN-Firm and IN
eh aPTS oR s1lfs; is92o p esie2; ~coTToSE : $-lse.
lions revised. Sales. e.1oo bales; ordinary. sksc;
good ordinary. 43-1sc: low middIIng. 4s-16c: mid.
receipts, 1852 bales; stock. 49,. 2ss bales. Futures.
December, 4s4c bid; January; 5.ooa5 92c; February.
May. 5.22d5. &c: June, s.g7G5 CSC: July. 5.31a5.s.c;
August. 5.22g5.5sc; September. 5.3ic asked: October,
d CSC asked.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Rye and Seeds.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-FLAXSEED-May sold be-
tween s103 and s1.o4. and closed at s1.0sls: Decem-
Der. esc: cash. Northwest, sl.o5. RYE-December-
her. 52Ic; May. 51Isc. B~ARLEY-i0I50c. TIM
2.25: March, s2.35.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. at Sc A
SEED-Quiet at sc.
TOLEDO. Dec. ~2.-RYE-Steady: No. 2 cash. 541kc.
CLOVER S~EED-Active. firm; prime cash. old. $40;
new. 40.
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Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Chec..

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-BUTTER-ReceIpts. 4I17
packages: quiet: Western creamery. l5I23c: EIgins
&c; factory. 12G14i5c. C~HEESE-Receipts, ISIS
packages: held higher: large white. CSC: small
white. 1oc; large colored. 9Ic: small colored, 10c
EGGs-Receipts, 1888 packages; steady: Western,
251sd26c.
CHICAGO. Dec. c.-BuTTER-Steady; creameries.
14G2l1kc: diaries. 13alec. ~EGGS-Firm: fresh, 22I,
G23c. DRESSED PoULTRY-Firm; turkeys, sasIIc:
chickens. 6is17c: ducks, 6k67c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-PoULTRY-DulI: chickens
and ducks. 5eG6c: geese, size: turkeys. 7G7I.c.
B~UTTER-steady: creamery. 1sG2ic; dairy. 15a20c.
EGGS-Quiet at 19c.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Excursion Rate. to Portland

And all points West. The Union Pacific is
shortest line and makes quickest time.
Only Il hours to Portland. No other line
and Union station. Telephone II09.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
NOT MANY CATTLE IN AND GOOD
KILLERS BETTER.
Hogs Selling Well and q Little High.
er Under Moderate Receipts
Sheep Quiet but Fairly
Steady-Not Many In.

The fresh receipts yesterday were light. and quite a
number Of cattle were in dispute as to ownership.
making the offerings actually lighter than would APP
pear from the receipts. The reduction in the supply
caused all good killing cattle to sell a little better.
Dressed beef and export steers were thought to be
10Iloc higher than "Wednesday. No fancy steers
were in. but one lot Of Sc good killers averaging ! 1853
pounds sold at $500. Cows continue quiet. but gen.
orally brought steady prices. Stockers and feeders
lacked life. The best things were in fair demand,
but low grades were dull and weak. Range cattle,
when feshy. sold very we'll and brought firm prices
in sympathy with natives. but common and medium
were dull. In the Texas division there was a fair
movement at steady prices; not many in. Mich
cows in very good demand at old prices. Common.
81. medium to fair, so. good to
choice, SIS. 00a5 0.c0.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Fort Worth, Tex, and Return, Via the
Katy Route.
S1S!O-S1S1 IN

Account of Farmers National Congress.
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway will
sell tickets to Fort Worth and return. good
for twenty-one days. Tickets on sale De-
cember 4 and 5. Ticket offices lO1S Union
avenue, S23 Main street and Union depot.
T. j. FITZGERALD,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Hides Continue Firm.

CHICAGO. Dec. THE Shoe and Leather Review
Of December 5 will say:
Chicago packer hides are closely sold up and the
packers eviBce more strength. Some selections ara
sold ahead and there is no considerable accumulation
OF any kind. The leather markets are stronger.
Sole and harness leather are quoted from Iasc
higher.
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No. 5 mixed. nominally at &c.
Nc. / mixed, / car at 26c.
Rive.

Rye.
No receipts. hence no market. Prices nominal.
No. ., i1IsTisc.
No. 3. 46izG47c.
FLOUR-Steady and in fair demand. We quote:
Soft wheat, per barrel, patents. 50. e5G 90 as; straights.
dl75. Hard wheat-Patents. Sc. 30G3 40: straight,.
s3.i0G3.2O: bakers. S2.3OGe.4 40; low grades. sl.509
La5 Established grades and city mills. 30950c per
barrel higher.
coRNMEAL-Durl and weak. Bulk. ssGs4c per cwt.
CORN CHoP-Steady. but slow sale. Sacked, GIG
&c per cwt-
FLAXsEED-Demand fair and market steady. Cash
and November. s0Hc per bushel upon the basis Of
pure.
BRAN-slow sale and lower. One car early at
5itzc per cwt.. , cars la:er at sic and l car at Sole,
all sacked, and ] car shorts al 53isc per cwt.
bushel.
GROUND OIL CAKEs-Car tots. 500 per ton: ton
lots. So: 1000 pound lots. s2l; less sL25 per 100
pounds. sacked, (. o. b.
MEAL-In car lots, SIS per ton at
Kansas City, and also all points in Kansas and Mis-
souri, taking same rate as Kansas City.
BROOM CONSIDERATIONS per ton for car lots, I.
0. b.. Kansas CITY:
Choice green hurl SEE 90
SHO,Se green seE-Workirg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so 90
GOOD green hurl h5 90
Sood green self-working so 90
Sho!ce red or yellow tipped hurI..--...... so 90
Lholce red or yellow tipped self-working....... 40 90
NHHNo u 50 90
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
Excursion Rates to California

Now on sale via Union Pacific. Pullman
Palace Sleeper. without change. Kansas
City TO San Francisco daily. Only y hours
No other line does 1t. Offices, 1000 Main
street, 1GSS Union avenue and Union sta
ton. Telephone hog.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03

Receipts the past "a ours--.---....lo6 ion. $50 bushels
Receipts same time last year...--.... s5.150 bushels
Shipments the past "a hours---.---....113 100 bushels
Shipments same time last year........16s $50 bushels
A rather free movement was again had yesterday
in this grain. Better cables and a stronger specu-
latiye market at the start caused the cash market
here 10 open up a little stronger and a very good de-
mand was had the first half Of the day at &c sd-
vance. But toward the close in sympathy with de-
ciIning futures the early improvement was lost, late
sales being about the same as Thursday. The range
during the day was Sizg4isc over test, the higher
figure being given for the light weights a the
close the price was safe over test. That is. SEA 3c
for So pounds No. 2 hard. sllsgs2c for IS pounds
No. . hard, e0d6lc for 81 pounds No. 3 hard and
bsisGeoc for sc pounds. By sample on track here at
pounds at 5S1c. 4 cars Turkey 50 pounds at s3I.c.
. cars 81 pounds at CSC. l car 60i9 pounds at CSC. 5
car IS pounds at &c. / car 59i5 pounds at e2izc. I
cars 50 pounds at 62isc, ! car 5Siz pounds At s2zc. l
car 30 POUNDS al go ! car % pounds at &C, p,
pounds at slisc, / car rye mixed 5sis pounds at 6ic,
pounds at SIC, ! car s. pounds at size. 2 cars 5744
car 5si4 pounds at Sic. j car 81 pounds at eoizc. 4
cars $50 pounds at eoHc. 4 carl IS pounds at GOiEc. l
car Sc pounds at EPIC. 4 cars IS pounds at 5sl5c.
No. 4 hard. 1 car rye mixed 5sIs pounds at &c. =
cars rye mixed 81 pounds at 61isc, 3 cars IS pounds
at 69hc. 2 cars IS pounds at Sc. / car 54ie pounds
at 5sc, 5 cars 50 pounds at 5sisc. ] car 81 pounds at
bsc. 2 cars S3is pounds at 5se, 2 cars 81 pounds at
SIC. 2 cars % pounds at SIC. ! car s2i& pounds at SIC.
car sOis pounds at 55c.
Rejected hard. / car Ssh pounds at 5sc. 1 car 5OY
pounds at t5.c. ? cars 5glE pounds at 5it5c.
No. 2 red. nominaIly e5G67c.
No. 3 red. 1 car 5sIs pounds at ssc. / car ssh
pounds at stA.e. ! car IS pounds at &c.
SOC. ! car 52ls pounds at 5Sssc. i car s. pounds at
Rejected red. nomlnally 4SG5N.
No. 2 spring. ] car 81 pounds n. SIC. 1 car s.
No. . rpring. 2 cars white g poH anap a, ss,sc.
No. . mixed. 1 car 57ls pounds at Gle.
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h Rest of ALL

That BURLINGTON ROUTE dining car
kansas City" Finest meals, crockerv
and linen. most courteous attendants. on
1.-The Eli" at $40 p. H.. for Chicago: on
Denver train at 1870 a. m. for the West
Ticket office. SO Main street. 49,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03

When going to Texas or Mexico. be sure
your ticket reads by way the short line,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway Katy
route). No change of cars between Kan.
sas City and principal cities in Texas. Ex-
cursion tickets on sale daily. Ticket Of
Union depot. T. j. Fitzgerald, P. and T. A.
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NEW FORK. Dec. The following table, complied
by Bradstreet, shows the bank clearings at the prin-
cipal cities in the United States for the week ended
December /. with the percentage OF increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding week last