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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

South Omaha. April 4.-CATTLE-Receipts. 200.
Market SC higher. Beeves. So. S5si So; stockers and
feeders. sS.s5E5.0o: cows, 81. 0OG3 3. 90.
HOGS-Receipts, 1,40O. Market steady to lower.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000. Sheep steady: lambs 1oc
lower.
St. Louis. April 4.-CATTLE-Receip,s- , ao
MARKET steady. Native beeves. s4.Wd5.so; Texas
er. Top. $500; bulk. Sc. 75d3. 80.
SHEEP-Receipts. 800. Market active.
Chicago. April t-CATTLE-Receipts, 20, 900. While
the few offerings to-day that were choice brought
strong prices the general run ran weaker. with sales
on an average about 10c lower on short fed cattle.
Ihere was a very good general demand. however. and
cattle were well taken for the greater part Of the
steers crossed the scales at s4.3595. 10. Cattle quota
to prime shipping lots, exporters paying a round IS. 90
Co.'S. stoekers and feeders sold moderately at un-
ehahsed prices, and butchers and Gamers cattle
were no lower. few cows going below 81. 40.
HoGs-Receipts. 5000. Extremely measer offer
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Stock. of Provision. in Chicago

As reported to the board of trade at the close of
March:
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Government Bond,
State and Railroad Bonds.

New York. April 4.-Closing quotations on the New |
York Stock exchange were:
Alabama, class A.. 1851 North, Pacific As a2H
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Wool. Hides and Pelt..

WooL-weaka and dull. Quotations are as follows:
Missouri and si~milar-Fine. 1s9l5c: combing. $50
Zoe; coarse. 11G19c. Kansas. Nebraska and Ind.an
Earthquakes, loGl3c: fine medium. 1la14c; me
dunn. lS517c: combing. 1611sc: coarse. l3Q15c. Col
10ql3c: fine medium. 13Gl5c: medium,
1aG i6c coarse and carpet. 13G15c: extra heavy and
sandy. SG5c: bury. 2G3c less.
HIDES n ~PELrs-steady; slow sale. Quoted:
Green and salted. free of brands, per pound, No l.
ne. No. .. Size: Nos. l and .. around ne; green
sailed kips. Is to Is pounds. No. l. SAC: No. .. Sc:
green incurred. No. l. SIC. Sheep pelts, green, 400
75c: dry. 6G7 per pound.
TALLow-ouoted at ga ISL per pound.
FURS-Quoted: Raccoon-Large. 50I55e: medium,
toG+ss; small. esSa5c. ~skunk-Black. sOa7oc; short
striped. 45G5oc: narrow striped. 25GS0c; broad
striped. loG15c. M~ink-Large. 6oG7oc: medium. ooc;
small. +ec. opossum-Large. 1Oc: medium. Sc: ANAL.
&c. Muskrat-Fall. &c; winter. 1oc: spring, I2c.
G,vetsIlogise; FoxmG1ay: 4osyoc: red; so@soc.
cat-1Ogeoc. Beavc,-Large. $500: medium. 81. 50;
small. s1.oog2.0o. B~adser-lo@25c. o%tter-Prime,
large. Sc. 90: medium. ST. so: small, 2.0oa
$50: Bear.;l5.eo and down. as to size and quality.
geese. prime white. ssc; prtma
gray, 2oc: old ami mixed. 151c5c per pound.
St. Louis. Mo-. April 4~.-wooL-Easier. Medium.
laGisc: light fne. l3Slsc: heavy nne. seize: tub
washed. 22G2Shc.
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II and Surur.

New York. April 4.-~CoFFEE-options opened nrm,
Win prices unchanged to 5 points higher on local
afternoon improved in sympathy with an advance in
spot department. latter being in heavy demand from
consumers: cables not a factor: closed steady, with
prices saio points net higher. Sales. IS. 900 bags. in
GiudiHs April, DOC: May, 5.6o95. 75c. Spot coffee
Firm: cordova. Silalec. ~SUGAR-Raw. strong; fair
Sen mn SSs; centrifugal. ss test. Ssc. Refined
strong; mold A, 5i2c: standard A, s l-16c; confec-
TONERS A. 5 1-l6c: cut loaf, 51i-1sc: crushed
. 1l,i6c; powdered. 5 7-l6c; granulated, 5 s-1sc; cubes.
New Orleans. April 4.-CoFFEE-Rio ordinary 70
iair. oEgs'sc. SuGAR-Open kettle, quiet, 3Sc.
Ientritusai. steady; granulated. 4%c; white, none Of
ieiing: yellow. AGA 5-l6c; seconds. 2ss@ l5-1Sc. MO-
LAssEs-Quiet; centrifugal. Salic.
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ings made buyers eager to take hold. and prices
quickly advanced So l0c. trade being lively all the
day. The supply was mostly taken at an early hour.
and prices averaged i0c higher. hogs selling readily
at 81. S5G4.05 pigs chiefly at 50. 0G .95. Hogs sold
at an extreme range OF 50. t'0@4 TO-.
SHEEP-Receipts. q. 600. wooled lambs averaged
10c lower. with sales at IS. 00G5 80. Sheep OF the
best grade were fully 10c higher for prime muttons.
From that price sales were made all the way down to
$3.50 for common Shorn lambs sold at S5cd 49, 90 per
cwt. under wooded lots. and snorn sheep went i0G5Oc
below unshorn.
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stock. of Provisions in Oman.
w ~ "
The Worlds Lard supply.

The Chicago Times-Herald says: The worlds
stock OF lard. according to the Fairbanks statement,
soi.529 tierces. showed a decrease for March OF 81. 900
ueFees, ana a decrease from April l last year OF 49,
w tierces. The bulls on lard pointed out tina, this
decrease in the twelve months, with the packing in
this country so much over the year previous. proved
a remarkable increase in consumption. The big de-
creases were at Hamburg. 5000 tierces: at French
ports 10000 tierces: at Chicago. 1900 tierres: q.
Kansas city. 1000 tierces, and at New York, 3 ,2p0
terces. There were increases nowhere"
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.
A BULGE AND THEN A BREAK IN
MOST STOCKS.
More Than Half OF the Advance Was
Lost h Last Half of the Day
and Trading Was Light
and Close Dull.

A feeling Of hesitancy still perrades the money
market. Both borrowers and lenders are disposed to
go slow pending the forming Of a more definite Cuban
policy. Some new paper is being taken. but 1t is be-
ing scrutinized more closely than for months. and
lenders are becoming more exacting. and rates are
firm. though unchanged-still 7IS per cent. But
little currency going TO the country. Bank clearings,
sl.5sl,956, against sl.1lI,s3i, a decrease of sl95, rs, q
loss of IL per cent.
Houston. Fible &c Co, exchange brokers, quote 1t as
follows: New York, par; Chicago, par, St. Louis, par.
The gold reserve yesterday was 1914. Sol. l52.
There was s775. 600 in gold engaged in New York
Yesterday for import.
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Butter. Eggs, Poultry and Cheese.

Chicago. April Alive PoULTRY-Firm: turkeys.
sgloc: chickens. S4siec; ducks, Sc. BUTTER-Firm
fresh. SC. '
New York. April 4.-BUTTER-Receipts. 514s pack
ages; nrln. western creamery, 19l2g2lc. CHEESE
Receipts. 3il packages; quiet: light skins. 50, T6ILc:
part skins, 4gN; full skins. :93c. EGGS-Receipts,
l0c. '1v
st: Louis. April 4.-PoULTRY-steady; chickens,
Ig'isc: ducks. ll2GSc:l geese. 4la@ SC; turkeys, Sa
&c. BuTTER-Firm: creamery. 5a19l:c dairy, ga
1c. ~EGGS-Firm; Sc.
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There were not many in yesterday and the market
was fairly active. Prices. however, save for the
most desirable lots. showed weakness under the in
huence OF a higher run in Chicago and a decline
there. Export and dressed beer steers were in light
supply and most OF them sold at steady prices, but
toward the close some of the less desirable were so
lGc lower. Not many cows in and under the infu-
enee or the light supplies values were steady and de-
mand fair. As usual on Monday, stockers and feed
ers were quiet. but what sales made were at I'M
changed prices. Range cattle. like natives. sold I'm
evenly. Offerings light and best steady and in fair
demand. but poor grades dull and In most instances a
little lower. Mich cows quiet. Common, $1SI20:
medium to fair. s25qSo. and good to choice. $3.50
~ so.
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Flour,

New York. April 4.-F~LOUR-Receipts, q, O21 bar
RES: exports. 1885 barrels; more active ana nrmer.
Mannesola patents. ES:lo95.50: Minnesota bakers,
tras. winter low grades. 81. sog3.0O
Chicaso, April 4.-FLoUR-Receipts, 10, 900 barrels:
shipments. il,ooo barrels; steady winter patents, 81 so
go:o0: winter straights. A.2Og4. so: spring patents.
4.lSg5.Oo: %straights, 81. 1904 so: bakers, s.. i0as. Is:
spring specials, IS. 40.
81. Louis. April 4.-FLoUR-Receipts, 1000 bar
rels: shipments. 1000 barrels; patents, "a. 70a4. so:
stpalghts. si.SoSl45; clear. si.40Gi.75: medium. $3.50
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05
Klondike Gold EieldA,

Best reached by the Denver Short Line,
the Union Pacific. Choice of routes via
San Francisco, Portland or Seattle. Best
connections with the best steamer Low
rates. Quick time. Maps. time tables and
Main street, 1893 Union avenue. Union sta
ton. Telephone ll09. ]. B. FRAWLEY.
General Agent.
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Dry Goods.

New York. April 4.-The general dry goods trade
continues quiet and without new features of interest,
The volume of business doing has been limited by the
current war talk. In staple cottons the demand has
been light and prices steady. though some improve
ment is reported in the export trade. The print cloth
situation remains unsatisfactory. With ouo,ations AZ
2 Lie for regulars, buyers show little inclination to
place any orders. and bid &c. Printed fabrics are dun
and featureless. The demand was light and the mar
ket. II anything. displays a heavy tone.
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Provisions.

There was better buying yesterday than for some
time. Packers were buying. and there was a good
cash trade under a more bullish speculative market,
and values were improved a little all round. The
quotations are:
GREEN ~MEATs-shoulders s4s7hG4.s2h Per cwt.
hams. So. 60G6. 20.
SWEET KLE MEATs-Hams, ssssaz.W:
shoulders. 81. 15G5.Go.
R SALT MEATS-Shoulders. cash. 81. so1l. 30 Del
cwt. short ribs, cash. s.. 10G5 20. extra short clear.
IS: 900 10: short clear sides. IS. sea5 10.
LARD-Cash, IS. 10.
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A Matter of Taste.

The dining car and eating house service
of the Santa Fe route has a national repu-
tation.' Experienced travellers know that
on the Santa Fe they are sure of a fault
less meal. There is no guesswork about 1t.
In Arizona or New Mexico or farther east.
the excellence is uniformly maintained.
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Visitor. Mt the Yard. With stock.

- nv StoSHs
S. +. Solt. Barnes. Kas., was here with
cattle yesterday.
]. X. Estes. Collins, Kas., was here yes
terday with hogs.
W. Dixon, of Mount Clair. Neb., arrived
yesterday with cattle.
W. b. Baldwin was in yesterday with
sheep from Fowler. Col.
G.. W. Stone was here yesterday with
cattle from Marriage. la.
Louis Hothan. Usage county. Kas., was
here yesterday will sheep.
John Scott, Leoti. Kas.. was In the city
yesterday buying stockers-
S. Stern, Gardner, Kas., came In with
hogs and cattle yesterday.
o. u. Gould came in with cattle ycster-
day from Fairmount. Kas.
T. w Southland. of Wichita. Kas., was
here with sheep yesterday.
Rrannock & Underwoor. Pleasant Hill,
Mo-, had In hogs yesterday.
V. II. Cooper came down yesterday with
cattle from Table Rock. Neb.
j.. O'Leary. Frankfort, Kas.. was at tho
yards yesterday with cattle.
Archer & Black. Garnett. Kas., were In
the city yesterday with hogs.
NJ. l.. Truedell. Miltonvale. Kas., was at
the yards yesterday with cattle.
G.. G.. and c.. G. Page arrived with cat.
tie yesterday from Norton. Kas.
Charles Dempsey was here with Cattle
yesterday from Riley county. Kas.
w. II. Carey. Of Lawrence, Kas., was
here yesterday with cattle and hogs.
p. s. Carter, kinsley. Kas., was on tho
yards yesterday with cattle and hogs.
Shelton & Fenton. of Rocky Ford. Col.
were at the yards yesterday with sheep.
Herman Voight. of Powelr's Siding, Mo-.
was mt the yards yesterday with cattle.
John Erickson and NJ. ]. Tulley. Geary
county. kas.. were in yesterday with
stock.
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Excursion 10 LindsborE.

The Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Lindsborg, and return at half rate Wednes-
day. April s. Grand Messiah concert at
Bethany college. Trains leave 1910 a. m.
and 200 p. m. Ticket offices. 1000 Main
street, lO3S Union avenue and Union station,
agent
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ASSIGNEE'S NoTICE-Notice is hereby given that
I, a assignee Of the Bachrach Merchant Tailoring
Company. will on April 5. 1898. apply to the circuit
court OF Jackson county, Missouri. At Kansas City.
Division No. 2. for . discharge from said trust.
JAMES B. WELSH. Assignee,
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A Society Lady

APPLY describes the New CHICAGO & AL
TON Compartment Sleeping cars in their
st. Louis train. as "A Ladies' Boudoir
complete in every detail. and just the thins
for ladies with families. or those who de.
sire privacy"
They cost no more than an ordinary
berth.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-Notice is here
by given to all creditors and others interested in IN.
estate Of William HUFF, deceased, that /. the UNDER
signed administrator OF said estate. intend to make a
final settlement thereof at the next term OF the pr,-
bate court OF Jackson county. to be held at Kansas
City. Missouri. on the 10th day OF May. 1855.
ELI Calm.
Administrator Estate VIM. Hun, Decd.
Iann Plock AttnrnnN
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The French Say a ia Carte.

You pay for what you order on Santa Fee
Route dining cars. Tiands profuse, varied
and seaSonable. Irreproachable service.
under the management and personal super.
vision of Mr.. Fred Harvey.
Ticket offices northeast corner Tenth and
Main streets and 1850 Union avenue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05

Chicago car wheat. 46 cars; contract, Il
cars. Spring wheat. IA cars; contract, 3 cars. Corn.
"A cars.
cars: oats. 800 cars.
-~WHEAT-Cash-No. . red. slos: No. 3 red. soas7c:
No. 2 hard. Soc; No. 3 hard, s3aS5c.
292c. "e'
oATs-cash-No : mixed. .5G 92sc: No. . white,
2sG2si:c. ~
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Rye md Seeds.

Chicago. April RYE 5Olsc: May. 5oac.
fLAA.cash. sl.2l: cash, Northwest. 81. May,
Sl.a2; september. S1.12.
st: Louis. April 4.-RYE-Strong: SOC bid. FLAX
ED-Hig s1.1s. PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
s.. s0G3.O0.
Toledo. April 4.~-RYE-Dull. unchanged: No. 2.
cash. sic. CLoVERSEED-Dull. steady; prime cash
and April. $2.S7ls.
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~ASSIGNEE'S ~NoTICE-Notice is hereby given that
!. as assignee OF the Mohawk Woolen Company for
meriy the Foster Wooden Company. will on May
". Missouri. at Kansas City. division No. 2, for .
discharge from said trust.
EDWIN A. Assignee,
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat I'm Good Demand and Steady
Corn Slow and wenk-Oats
Inpver
In rtore-whest. 7s1. 90 bushels: corn, 57e, 100 bu,h.
els: oats. 1850 bushels. and rye. 5000 bushels.
Wheat.

Receipts same time last year ..........iO 10. 100 bushes
shipments past ~ hours 20 $50 busbeis
shipments same time last year --....-... &. $50 bushels
There was a fair demand and steady market yes,er.
aaS- The No5thvc=t was a good buyer and an mill
lug samples OF hard wheat and the lower grades were
nrncr under tie Influence Of a higher spa.ulatIve
market The Visible supply statement slowed an
increase Of le:.ogo bushels, instead of a decrease. ana
cables were weaker. hut The cold weather more than
counterbalanccd this and July wheat In Chicar, snId
M. but the cash market here refused 10 rcsnnnd 10
this advance. Ky sample on track here n Eans..
CITY: Nc. . hard. G ears IS and Isl. pounds at SSr
d cafs hS pound5 nj ssigc. early. l car sSts rounds
at S3sc. : cars early ~ pounds at SSisc; later. IA
cara ~ pounds at use. I car bsis pounds at $50. ! car
b pounds ri SNscs No. : mixed. : cars 81 nounds
AT S'=r: No. . hard. > cars IS pounds at N5iLc I cav
boz pouncs at S5iSc. ] car rye mixed 5 1pounds at
kSse. : cars regular &c pounds at SEC. car "a
pounds at ASiEc. > cars t6is and 81 pounds a, ss,sc. 4
cars s1is pounds Mt N.Ec. I ear rs pounds at SIC. Z
ears y end asiz pounds Mt SSc, ] car 70 pounds AZ
re. ! car 5. pounds at SIC. l car 5,is pounds a.
MAC, ! CIR bSls rounds at SSlc. 1 car mixed with
rye .siE pounds at see. | car mixed Is rnunas !,
S'isc; Nc. 1 hard, : ears Sc and 55is pounds Al sc
j car S,lz pounds at SEC. l car rye mixed ~ r1,n5.
AT 1Shsc; rejected. i car rs pounds at Sc, l car 55is
pounds ct W, i ear 5iA pounds at &c. l car poor NJ
l9c Snd / ear spring at Sic; No. : red, nominal ~
sl@92iec: No ) red. sSasoc, l car So pounds at soc:
No. 4 rcd, SIC sec.
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The Three Finest Trains,

Kansas City to Chicago.
Kansas City to st. Louis.
Kansas City to Denver.
Via the Burlington Route. No other lima
has new full v%estibule: trains. with ali
modern improvements. The Burlington
Route leads In fine service from Kansas
Cftv
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05

STOCKHOLDERS annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Kansas City. Missouri. Gas
Company will be held at the office Of the company.
northeast corner Tenth and Walnut streets. Kansas
City. Missouri. on Thursday. April "a. 1898. at nine
o'clock a. nj. for the election OF directors and tho
transaction of such other business as may come befors
the meeting. NJ. ]. PAYNE. President.
r. MACMILLAN. SecrefrrY
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Silver.

New York. April 4.-Bar silver. 55,sc; Mexican
dollars. i5c.
London. April s.-Bar silver quiet. IS l1-lsd per
ounce.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-Notice is here.
by given TO all creditors and others interested in
the estate Of Susan c. Squires. deceased. that I
William H.. Squires. administrator of saidSestate, in
tend TO make n final settlement thereof at the next
term of the probate court Of jackson county. TO be
held at Kansas City. Missouri. on the 18th cav Of
May. 1895. WILLIAM H. SQUIRES.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05

Yesterdays Chicago Market.

Furnished by the French Bros. Commission Com
pany, room %. Board of Trade building:
Closed
Opened. Highest. Lowest. Closed. Monday.
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The California Limited

Takes you to Los Angeles in only IS hours
over the santa Fe Route. Best route-best
train-hest time. Meals always good.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Holding Up Very Well and Staples
Meeting With a Very Good


quotations below are for job lots. On small lots high
er prices are asked and obtained. enough being asked
to cover extra cost OF caring for and filling them.
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Kansas City Local Securities.

Following are the prices Of local stocks and bonds,
as reported By H. p. Wright g. Co., 1870 Delaware
street, telephone no. 1854:
Annual Last
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Corn.

The market yesterday was slow and weaker. yet
there WIS something doing. and under the Influence
al n stronger speculative market and a decrease in
tie visible supply last week II 49, 900 bushels. hold
cs refused to yield concessions, hence slow tradinr
and = number OF samples were carried over uasald
AZ the clo-c. By Sarn-lc on track here at Kansas
City No. . mixed. - cars at sdGc, ; ears at asisr
2 cars special ut 25isc, l car yellow at cole and
csr yellow special NJ aSisc: No. ! mixed. s5aeILc.
Ne, . white. : ears at 2e@4c and ; cars az re: So 7
white. =eG26i=r. No. ! white. 251.Ge5.c.
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LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEST CATTLE ACTIVE AND STEADY
POOR A SHADE LOWER.
A Drop in Hog Receipts and Prices
Up a Good 3 Cents-Sheep Hard
~ So Firm, but They Are
Selling Well.
Western receipts the past IS hours

NtW lUrk. Aprll 4.'CabIes lower; live cattle, y2
G10tc, dressed weight: live sheep. 81 Tl0iac, dressed
weight: refrigerator beef. S@sAc per pound.
TTLE-Move the past IS hours:
Cattle. Calves.
Receipts -...... Z. ............4,02 81
shipments =. -. ....- sol As
Driya-outa az
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05

Receipts same time last year ............. $50 bushels
Shipments past 4s hours ...............l $50 bushels
shipments same time last year .......... bushels
There was more demand yesterday than for some
time and market higher. BY sample on track here at
isG45isc.
F~LoUR-Market quiet. but unchanged. Quoted:
81. 55di.6 So: extra fancy, 81. 25aI as; straiChts, 81. ssfs
$50; bakers. S.T5ai00; low grades, s3.oodS.3 is.
Hard ~wheat-Patents, si.50g i.60: straights, si.201
80; bakers. s.. S0n3 go: low grades. SS.O0d3. 20. Es-
tab!ished brands and city mills. Ou50c per barrel
higher.
CoRNMEAL-Steady and in fair demand. Quoted at
fSGS2c per cwt.. bulk.
o CHoP-Market draggy. Quoted at 4e95Oc
per cwt., sacked.
B~RAN-Scarce and firm. Sacked. 5iH55c per cwt.;
bulk. iIdiSc per cwt.. sacked.
CASTOR B~EANS-None coming in. Prices nominal.
Car lots. tl.0O per bushel; less, soc per bushel.
FLAXSEED-Higher; cash and April. Sl.l2 per
bushel upon the basis of pure.
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Cotton.

New Orleans. April 4.-CoTToN-Futures steady
June. 5.sG5.65c; July. 5.6S95. CSC: August, 5.Ss6
$3.50: September, 5.70Q5. 7lc: October. $685.. roc
November, 5.69d5. zoe: December. $685.. 74c; jan
uary. 5.7595. TIC.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05

The Burlington Route.
The best line to St Paul
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-04-05

The Burlington Route.
The best line to Chicago
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:5s.753 24o.4 49, ls

Captain ]. H. Waite. of the George r.
Barse Live Stock Commission Company.
there was a good rain the first of the week.
and good pastures are now assured and cat
tiemen are much encouraged. the grass ard
water supply being greatly improved. Cat
tie are being shipped to PASTURES in the In
dian Territory and Oklahoma as fast as the
more cattle will come West for erazing this
year than last: but the estimates of $50. coo
and 10000 cattle are extravagant. The
damage. and think that they will be rather
benefited than hurt by a fight with Spain.
and feeder kind. or breeders. which are not
affected by tba foreign market which con-
troll the price of choice heavy cornfed
steers.
Colonel S. P. Moser. Herington. Kas., was
a visitor at the yards yesterday. He says
than a year ago. and they are doing we'll,
but hogs are short. Grass coming on nicely.
There was a scarcity of choice cattle in
Yesterday. There was one lot here. how
ever. deserving especial mathematician
f hfIflefa b stssTb that in NV were : ia fat T nnd well I'll
Frankfort. Kas. They averaged 1,415
pounds and were sold by the Zsb F.
highest price of the day. A. Meyer took
them on an Eastern order.
There seems to be no letup yet In ths
demand for bulls from the range country.
S. w Tilley. of Frankfort. Kas.. was hero
yesterday with sixty-eight fine young
Hereford bulls that he had sold to A. s.
Gage. of Alpine. Tex, and was on his
way to deliver them.
The mules bought here last week for tho
Spanish army in Cuba of Sparks Bros,
were shipped yesterday to New Orleans.
where they are to be delivered and their
responsibility ceases. There were ISL mules
in the shipment and they made Il train uc
fourteen cars. From New Orleans to Cuba
Senior Genaro Delavega, the Spanish agent.
will have to take his own chances in case
of war.