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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-08
National Bank Bulletin.

Washington. March Especially The Union Ma
tonal bank, Of Kansas City, has been approved as
reserve agent for the First National. of Concordia.
kas. The approval of the National Bank OF Com
merce. Kansas City. as reserve agent for Washing
ton National. of Washington. Kas.. has been re-
voked. The National Bank Of Commerce, OF Kansas
City. has been approved as reserve agent for the
Third National, of Sedalia. Mo. Changes in officers
Of national banks noted by the comptroller:
! The First National. Of Kansas City. Mo-. H. T.
Alternately, assistant cashier. in place of G.. W.
Fishburn: no second assistant cashier. National Bank
Of Commerce. Kansas City. w. H. Winants. vice
president; Charles H. Moore and ]. G. Stream. as
sistant cashiers. The First National bank. of Gar.
den City, Andrew Sabine, president, in place OF
B. P. Shawhan; j. E. Baker. vice president. in place
of Andrew Sabine. The First National bank. Of
Manhattan. George S. Murphy. president. in place OF
J: B. Anderson: N. j. Franklin. cashier. in place OF
George S. Murphy: George H. Holden. assistant
cashier. in place Of NJ. ]. Franklin. The First Ma
tional bank, of Hays City. NJ. E. Dixon. vice presi-
dent. In place OF J. C. Adkins; W.. J. Madden. CASH
Ter. in place of NJ. E. Dixon; no assistant cashier in
place of W. J. Madden.
Indian Territory-The First National bank. Of Mus
kogee. D. E. Wisdom. vice president, in place OF
C. H. Warth &c. H. Warth elected vice president
January Il. 1888: C.. H. Warth, cashier. in place OF
P. N. Ford P. NJ. Ford elected cashier January L,
1881: r. d.. Martin. assistant cashier.
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Money Mt Home and Abroad.

New York. March Money on call steady at 40
3 per cent; last loan. 3 per cent: prime mercantile
paper, 4@4ls per cent; sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at s4.s41s for
demand and at s4.S1k CASH for sixty days; post
ed rates. s4.s3a4 ssh; commercial bills. s4.S1.
London. March Money. 24g2A per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market for short bills
is 2 1915 per cent: for three months bills. 2A@
2 1915 per cent.
New York. March 7.-Clearings. ssl. us. 1s5; bal
ances. S., Ill, 721.
Boston. March 7.-clearings. s1s. o72. 34s; balances.
81, 372, SCI.
Philadelphia, March 7.-clearings. 7.s2s. ssa; ball
ances. 81. III, 1886.
Baltimore, March 7.-clearings, s2.4s1. 7ss; bal
ances. S346. $50.
Cincinnati, March 7.-Clearings, So. 500. 700; money,
2k@6 per cent; New York exchange. 60c discount.
Chicago. March 7.-Clearings. s17, $50. 4s7; New
York exchange, par; posted rates. $.S3 and SASSY.
ST. Louis. March 7.-Clearings. $5.425.157; bal
ances, $5Ss. SIS; money. 5aS per cent: New York ex-
change, par bid, 121sc premium asked.
New Orleans. March 7.-Clearings. s1.14e, 0S0; New
York exchange. bank. par; commercial. sLoO per
81, 900 discount.
Memphis. March 7.-Clearings. s57s, 1853; balances.
s152. Sl2; New York exchange selling at SlSO pre-
MUM.
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Coffee and Surar.

New York. March 7.-CoFFEE-options opened
steady at unchanged prices: ruled featureless in alb
sence OF speculation and showed weak undertons fol-
lowing decline in spot coffee; closed dull at un-
changed prices: sales. $3.50 bags. including May,
S:'5c.. Spot cofee-Rio. quiet; No. 2. invoice, sic;
5 5.lGc: sales. 1000 bags Rio on basis of Sic for No.
q; 1000 bags Santos Nos. 3 and 4 at &c. c. and f.:
20 bags Savanilla. p. t.; 100 bags Maracaibo, D. {.
barely steady: refining. fair, 3X0
3 ll-lsc; centrifugal, So test. ha4 s-lsc: reported
sale OF ZOO bags Java lists at 41sc. ex-ship basis.
y confectioners' A. sic: cut loaf. 5Mc: crushed,
5ac: powdered, 5 7-16c: granulated. SIC; cubes.
5 7-16c.
New Orleans, March 7.-COFFEE-Rio. ordinary to
fair. 7AG9c. sUGAR-Quiet; open kettle. 24G3Xc;
granulated, 4 11-16q4&c: whites, 94h yellows.
4gfac; seconds. 2S@3 l5-1Sc. MOLASsES-Strong:
centrifugal, 5Q14c. :
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LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

st: Louis. March notwithstanding, $500. Best
cattle steady: others 10c lower. Texas cattle 1oc
lower. Native beeves. s4.ooe4 90; Texas steers. 8. 50
~HoGs-Receipts. 5000. Market steady to Sc lower.
Top, s4.o5: bulk. 50. 85@4.00.
S~HEEP-Receipts. 500. Market steady.
South Omaha. March 7.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900.
Best kinds steady; others 591oc lower. Beeves, So. so
@lso; stockers and feeders. $a.25@4L5o: cows, 5000
~HoGs-Receipts. $500. Market steady generally.
but closed lower. Top. $3.S5: bulk, 50. 500 IS.
SHEEP-Receipts. $500. Market steady.
Chicago. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n. ON
Buyers to-day were inclined to hold back from pur-
chasing the commoner droves. as 1t was Thought that
the bountiful supply would cause prices 10 rule
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.
AN UNEASY DAY IN WALL STREET.
ALL STOCKS LOWER.
General Realizing by Timid Holders
and Noticeable Declines in Most
Shares-Bonds, Too, Yield
to the Bears.

The week opened yesterday with a good counter
business, but little demand for money. A few re-
discounts came in from the country and a little cat
tie paper was had from the yards. but there was nc
general demand for funds and the volume Of loans
was light. Rates of discount steady. however. at "a
8 per cent. Currency shipments to the country con.
tinue good. Bank clearings. 81. SS2,0ls: same day
last year. 81. 737. 1856: an increase Of s144. 263: a gain
OF s per cent.
Eastern exchange hardly so firm.
Houston, Fible & Co., exchange brokers, quote II
as follows: New York. par bid, par premium asked;
Chicago. 25c Discount; St. Louis. 25c discount
The gold reserve yesterday was $l6S, 81, 237.
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MORE CATTLE IN BUT DEMAND FAIR
AT LOWER PRICES.
A Falling Oh the Receipts of Hogs
and Market Slow and Little
L~0wer-Sheep Steady and
Fairly Active.

There was a good run yesterday for Monday, and
heavy receipts In Chicago. The supply in the two
markets footed up over q. 900. and Chicago was gen.
orally lower. This made buyers here bearish, and
they insisted upon concessions. There were no fancy
cattle in. The best sale Of the day was $50. paid for
a bunch OF 1.423-pound natives. Exporters were all
out In the yards. and wanted supplies at a decline of
lc per ewt. Some coarse cattle lost even more than
this. There were but few cows In. and demand &C
tive to the extent of the supply and prices steady.
stockers and feeders doing very we'll at unchanged
prices. Range cattle made up most Of the receipts,
and suffered q greater decline than natives; but at
concessions Of 1s92oc there was very good trading.
and the pens were fairly cleared by the close. Mich
cows steady and In very good demand. Common.
slsg2o: medium to fair. S25G3o: good to choice. $3.50
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Provisions.

There was q very fair jobbing trade done yesterday
in most hog products. but car lot buying was light
and the general market OF a little in sympathy with
a bearish feeling in futures and lower hogs We
quote:
GREEN MEATS Shoulders. A.s7hs4sH per
SWEET PICKLED ~MEATs-Hams. $1,000. I'm:
shoulders, "a. 75G5.00.
DRY SALT MEATS-Shoulders. cash. $-so9490 per
cwt. short ribs, cash, S5.15I5.20: extra short clears,
IS. 0595 Is: short clear sides. $5.2o65I32n.
LARD-Cash, IS 100.
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LEGAL NOTICES,


OF PUBLICATION-In the circuit court Of
jackson county, Missouri. at Kansas City. Hattie
III. Fitch, plaintiff, vs.. George D.. Fitch, defendant.
Case No. S2sS2. Now. on this 2Sth day Of February.
1885. comes the plaintiff, by her attorneys, and il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court from an
affidavit heretofore filed in this cause that the de-
PENDANT, George D. Fitch. is 4 nonresident of tho
state of Missouri and cannot be summoned BY the
ordinary process of law: therefore the following or
der is made by the court, to-wit: To George D..
Fitch. said nonresident defendant: You are hereby
notified that the plaintiff has heretofore commenced
suit against you by petition in this court, tho object
and general nature of which is to obtain a decree
of divorce from the bonds of m%atrimony. on the
grounds that you have without reasonable cause alb
scented yourself from plaintiff for more than one
whole year next before the filing Of her said petit
tion. and unless you be and appear at the April
term Of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house In Kansas City. Jackson county, Mis-
souri,. on the End Monday OF April, 1895. 1t being the
11th day of said month. and on or before the third
day Of said term. answer unto said petition, the
same will be taken as confessed and judgment rem
dered in accordance with the prayer thereof. It is
further ordered that publication hereof be made
for four weeks successfully. published at least once
a week, according to law, in The Kansas City Jour-
nal, a newspaper published regularly in said coun-
ty, the last publication to be made at least fifteen
days before the commencement OF the April term,
1888. of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
H. M. STONESTREET, CLERK.
BY ]. B. STACY, D.. C.
usrkIess O'Cradv 4 Crvslar Attorneys for pi,fnt,0
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Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Cheese.

New York. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s,s5l
packages: steady; Western creamery. 15990c.
C~HEESE-Receipts, 1906 packages: quiet: Septem-
Der. SIC: October. s6sIc; light SKINS. 6Gslsc; part
skins. 4d5c; full skins. 2d3c. EGGS-Receipts, H.
6a6 packages; steady; Western. lie.
Chicago, March T.-BUTTER-Steady: creameries,
13a20c: dairies. 11917c. ~EGGS-Steady: fresh. 10kc.
ems, TG7Isc; ducks, 7qSc.
st. Louis. March 7.-PoULTRY-steady: chickens.
SIC. BUTTEREsteady: Creamery. iSaslc: dairy. (
I16c. E~GGS-Lower, SIC.
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Flour

New York. March observation-disclosures, q, .ss bar.
rels; exports. 17.1s7 barrels. Inactive and barely
steady: city mill patents. So. 5ds.l5; city mill clears
s5.60G5.75: Minnesota patents. s.. 30d5. so; Mime.
sofa bakers. 44oQ+.6o winter straights. s4.65G
Us; winter extras. ss.7o9410; winter low grades.
s.. sOG3.00; Minnesota straights, 81. 6OG4.75.
Chicago. March 7.-FLoUR-Receipts, 90, 900 bar
rels: shipments. 1900 barrels: quiet: winter pat
ents, straishts. s4.3oai.eo; spring spe-
Gals, spring patents. "a. 70G5. 10:
straights. 81. 4oa4.6o bakers. s.. 6Oas.s go.
st. Louis. March 7.-FLoUR-Receipts. 5000 bar.
rels: shipments, 1000 barrels: patents, $4.7564.s0:
s%traights, s4.4o94.5O; clear. $4.OO94.25; medium.
81. 5093. Is.
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NOTICE TO D~lRECToRS-Notce is hereby give,
that the annual meeting Of the board Of directors of
tbs Kansas City. Clinton and Springfield Railroad
Company will be held at the once of the Company In
Kansas City, Missouri. on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of
March. 1888. at . o'clock =. NJ. for the purpose Of
making report to the railroad commissioner of ths
state Of Missouri, as required by law. and for the
Transaction Of such other business a may legally b
brought before the meeting.
EDWARD 8. wAsHBuRN. President.
]. s. FORD, Secretary.
Kansas City. No., Feb'y IND. 1sv
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Further Gold Imports.

New York, March 1.-THE gold which arrived from
Europe on Saturdays steamers. amounting In all to
$525. coo, has been deposited in the assay office. An
nouncement is made by Heidelbach. 1ckelheimer q
Co.. Of the engagement of SOC, 900 in gold for ex-
port, and by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of $500. 900. The Ma
tional City bank announces that it has in transit
to New York a total engagement Of $500 600 In
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ga Ladies'

for ladies travelling with families, or those
who desire privacy" is the. manner in
which a prominent society lady described
the Compartment Sleeping Cars run in the
CHICAGO & ALTON trains to st. Louis,
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the directors Of the
Kansas City and Atlantic Railroad Company will hold
= meeting. as required by the statutes Of the state
Of Missouri. At the Offices OF said company, rooms
Nos 35 and 31s. Telephone building. northwest COR
nr Of Sixth and Wyandotte streets. Kansas City,
Missouri. on. Tuesday. the sh day Of March. 1888, al
nine o'clock 4 m. of said day. for the transaction
Of such business as may properly come before them
HENRY E ULLARD Prsst.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ORDER IF PUBLICATION-In the circuit court Of
jackson county. Missouri. Frances N. Mcdonald,
plaintiff, vs.. Charles L. Mcdonald, defendant To the
above named defendant: You are hereby notified that
the plaintiff has filed in this court her petition. duly
verified, the general nature OF which is to obtain .
decree Of divorce. alleging. among other things, that
you are not a resident Of this state. and your where
abouts is unknown to plaintiff. and that you have
been guilty Of such cruel and barbarous treatment,
such As to %endanger the life Of plaintiff. and offered
to her such indignities as to render her condition
with you intolerable. 1t is. therefore. ordered by the
court that you be and appear in this court. In division
No. 4. to be held and holden on the 11th day Of April,
1898. at the county court house, in Kansas City. and
answer said petition. or the same will be taken as
confessed and decree entered as prayed. IT Is further
ordered by the court that this publication be pub
lished for four weeks successfully in THE Kansas
City Journal the newspaper designated by the court
as most likely to give the proper notice. and that the
last insertion be at least fifteen days before the drst
day OF the next term Of this court. A true copy.
Attest: H. n. STONESTREET. Clerk.
[Seal1 By ]. B. STACY. D. C.
Thos, F. Cats, Atty.
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NOTICE TO -DIRECToRS-Notice Is hereby .,1..
that the annual meeting of the board Of directors az
the kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad
Company viii be held at the ONCE Of the company m
Kansas City, Missouri. on Tuesday. the sth day Of
March. 1888. at . o'clock r. m. for the purpose Of
making report to the railroad commissioner or ths
state Of Missouri. as required by law. and for he
transaction Of such other business n may legally b
brought before the meeting.
EDWARD 8. wAsHBURN. President.
CHARLES Secretary.
Kansas City. No.. Feb'y Ind. 1893.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF administers
tion on the estate Of James Nolan. deceased. were
granted to the undersigned BY the probate conrt
of the county of Jackson. state Of Missouri. at Kan
ss City. on the Sd day Of March. 1893. All persons
exhibit the same to the undersigned for allowance.
within one year after the date of said letters. or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of said e-
tate. and II such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of this publication they will be
forever barred.
JOSEPHINE NOLAN, Administrators.
Dated this eth day of March, 1898.
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Dry Goods.

New York. March 7.-There is no change in dry
goods. The opening of the week presents similar
These are generally quiet. Orders by mail arc
somewhat slow and buyers in the market are not
numerous. Cotton goods are in general in quiet re-
quest in all divisions. Woolens show nc, change of
moment, but are in steady request At unchanged
prica
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~SIGN is hereby given thar
/. - assignee Of the Bachrach Merchant Tailortns
Company. will on April s. 1898. apply to the cIrcuis
court Of Jackson county. Missouri, at Kansas CITY
Division No. Z for Q discharge from said trust.
JAMES = WELSH. Aasiusa.
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Wool. Hides and Pelts.

wOOI-Market quiet. but unchanged. Quotations:
Missouri, and similar-Fine. 13G15c: combing. $50
zoe: coarse. 176lse. Kansas. Nebraska and Indian
Te~rritory-Fines 1OG13c; fine medium, 1191c: me-
dunn, 15GI7c; combing. 1sG1Sc: coarse. 13a15c. COL
orado-Fine. 10g13c: fine medium. 13G15c: medium.
13G16c: coarse and carpet. 1sGl5c; extra heavy and
sandy. 8Q9c: bury, ease less.
HIDES AND PELTS+Slows sale. but steady. Quoted:
Green and sailed. free of brand. per pound. No, 1,
Sc; No. 2. Sc: Nos. l and :. around SIC: green salted
kips. 10 to Is pounds. No. 1. Sic: No. 2. SIC: green
uncured. No. /. TIC. Sheep pelts. green. socGS1.oo;
TALiow-ouoted at esasc per pound.
~FURs-Market dull: Raceoon.Large. esas5e: medi-
UNI. 40G5oc: small. 25950c. S~kunk-Black. 759soc; short
40a5oc; small. 25@5oc. ~Skunk-Black. 7s9soc; short
striped, 50G55c: narrow striped, aoSasc: broad
striped. 1Og15c. Mlnk-Large. Sc: medium, soc:
small: 4oc. Csc: medium. &c; small.
Sc. Muskrat-Fall. &c; winter, 10c; spring, 1shc.
Civets-1oal5c. Fox-Gray. 5O9eoc; red. 75as0e.
wolf-Mountain. sl.OoGse" prairie. 2595oc. Wild
cat-l0Q20c. ~Beaver-Large. 500: medium. $3.50:
small. 81. oo92.oo B~adger-loa2sc; ~otter-Prime.
large. 5000 90; medium, so: small. 5000
$50. Bear-$l5. 90 and down, as to size and quality.
Partnership geese, prime white. sse: prime
gray, soc; old and mixed. 15G25c per pound.
st. Louis. NO.. March Z.-wooLcsteady. Medium.
14IIaG light fine, 12izG161c; heavy nne. 1h0
lsiac; tub washed, 22G30c.
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Chicago. March ~7.-RYE-Cash. 4skc: May. Isxc.
~FLAXsEED-Cash. $1.19; Northwest. $1.2sh: May.
s1.22h.
st. Louis. March ~7.-RYE-Quiet. 49,sc. FLAX
~SEED-Lower. sl.l5. TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. s.. 80
$500.
Toledo. March steady; No. :, cash,
5OG5Olsc. CLOVER SEED-Higher; prime. cash.
81. O7is,
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENr-Notice is herd
BY given to all creditors and others interested In fhs
estate Of Katie H. Owen. deceased, that I, Henry s.
owen. administrator Of said estate. intend to make .
final settlement thereof at the next term Of the mr.
bate court of jackson county, to be held at Kansas
City, Missouri. on the 18th day of May. 1898.
HENRY s. OWEN, Administrator.
Aeservey, Pierce Z German, Attya
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Government Bonds
Silver.

New York. March 7.-Bar silver. s4Nc: Mexican
dollars, 44Ac.
London. March Bar silver. weak. Is s-1sd per
ounce.
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lowest. but net declines in the standard shares are
still from 1 to over 3 points.
Prices for bonds yielded almost as sharply as those
OF stocks, but the smaller liquidation by comparison
with stocks indicated greater underlying strength.
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N~OTICE-The annual meeting OF the shareholders, nj
the Missouri Agricultural and Fair Grounds Assocts-
ton will be held at the ONCE of Lathrop. Morrow,
For and Moore. No. III West Sixth street, Kansas
City. Missouri. on Thursday. March 10. 1898, at nine
o'clock a. m. for the election of directors for the en-
suing year. and the transaction Of any other busines.
that may properly come before the meeting.
THEODORE c. BATES. President
ARTHUR C. PAINE.
Secretary Of the Missouri Agricultural and Fat,
Grounds Association
Kansas City. Mo-. February second, 1898.
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chicago car wheat. 30 cars; contract. 10
cars Spring wheat. rs cars; contract, IL cars. Corn.
81 cara -~
Estimated for t~o-day-wheat. II cars; corn, 10
~EAT,cash 2 red. s1.oa: No. 3 red, 500
NC; No. hard. s5c: No. 8 hard. s7@sec.
2sZ G29c. "A'e'
oATs-cash-No . mixed. &c: No. . white. $50
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Receipts past Is houn rs Am hr.,.,.
Same time last year 800 bushels
same time iast war $500 --1,,aso bushels
There was an active and rather arm msske eps nes.
teroay Tor all good samples, the Northwest and home
csso, losing Saturdays advance, but this had M
influence upon the cash market here, which was held
u, up , by a vi sESa demand sIanI and a decrease of 1.o7s. 900
track here at Kansas City: No. 2 hard, 3 cars S.
pounds at sazc. car IS pounds at ssc, 2 cars ssh
pounds at SIC. 4 cars rye mixed S spounds at ssI1c
i car 5sh pounds at SOC. 8 cars IS pounds at Sc. :
can 5sas and 60 pounds at ssEe; ! cars choice 5sA
No. 2 spring. sea Sc, / car So pounds at Ssc: No 4
hard. s cars Sc pounds at sec. : cars 5sS pounds at
pounds at s7&c. l car rye mixed 81 pounds at SSHc.
] car rye mixed 90 pounds at sec. 1 car rye mixed
and / car mixed IS pounds at SSc: No. 3 spring Z;
1Se. 1 car s. pounds at Sc: No. 4 hard, i car 53n
pounds at Sc. / car 81 pounds at SEC. / car mixed
Sc pounds at s5c; rejected. i car IS pounds at sac. /
50 pounds at soc, i car IS pounds at 7sc, i car at
Soc; no grade. i car at zoe; No. 2 red. seGs4c. /
No. 3 red, ssa9oc; No. { red. . cars "a to Sc mounds
At SIC. j car at ssac and ! car 6ih pounds at s5c.
Corn.
Receipts past IS hours ..............l IL, zoo bushel.
Same time last year ----.-----.--... IS. 600 bushels
same time last year 80. -. az 200 bushels
Liberal receipts both here ana at the Western
points and an increase in the visible supply last
week of sol. 900 bushels caused buyers to squeeze
prices down a little, but at the decline Of lc
there was u very good demand both for mixed and
white, and a good deal of trading was done in q
quiet day. BY sample on track here at Kansas
CITY: No. 2 mixed, 30 cars at 25ic. Is cars at 25isc.
16 cars special billing at 25%c. 2 cars special billing
at 2Ssc, ] car special billing at &c and / car vel
low at 25lec. No. ; mixed. ) cars at 25kc. car
special at 2siSc; No. 4 mixed. PAX G25c; No. 2 white.
. cars at 25+c and Is cars with good billing at asc:
No. 3 white. i car at s5Isc and 2 cars with special
billing at 25%c. No. Z white. 25a25Sc.
Oats.
1919. -.. Al -
Same time last year II 600 bushels
shIpmehs .-.----"-...--.- 5000 bushels
u hhc - $3.50 $500 1000 bushels
There were more in yesterday than for some time
and mixed and the lower grades Of white were low
er TO sell and in only moderate demand, but No
2 white was steady and wanted. While there was
a fair demand. ii wss not sufncient to clear the Of
fenngs. and the market closed dull. with buyers and
sellers apart. By sample on track here at Kansas
City: No. 2 mixed, 4 cars at 25c, ! car at 24zc. 2
cars poor at 24izc; No. 3 mixed. . cars at 2IAc and
j car at 24kc; No. 4 mixed. j car at 23c and / car
a. 23hc: No. 2 white. S car. at &c. 1 car choice at
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ARTHUR C. PAINE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting
Company will be held in room 5, Bunker bldg. in
Kansas City' Missouri. on Tuesday. the sth day Of
March, 1888. at > o'clock q. m. as required by Law.
for the transaction Of such business as NAV properiy
come before them. W. A. Xxi President
LEX HILTON, Secretary,
Kansas City. February 2srd. 1888.
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K.n.a. CITY Local Securities.

Following are the prices of local stocks and bonds.
as reported by H. P. Wright & Co.. $50 Delaware
street. telephone No. 2634.
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Rye

27hc and / car choice at 27ac: No. 3 white. ESQ
ss1sc, . cars at &c; No. 4 white. 25q2Sc. 1 car at
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Cotton.

New Orleans. March 7.-COTTON-Futures steady;
sales. ~. 800 bales. March. 5.67Q5.6sc; April. 6.S79
5.69c; May, s.7oq5.7lc: June. !. 1895. 74c: July, 5.T7@
5.7sc; August, 5.7sq5.79c; September. 5.7s95. 79c:
cember. 5.7S95.7 sc; January. 5.SOG5. SEC.