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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07

This is the way they feel about the
Washington county railroad down Mil
bridge way, as expressed by CORE
spondent to The AMERICAN:
The railroad does not come rear US; we are
mot in it" only to help pay for it. The "shore
Line" left US went up river and now il Is not
known that It ever did eAiSt. Probably Han
cock folks would not feel IL well about it as
they do If their taxes were raised ours are on
account of paying for something we have not
got. But never mind il will not do to think too
much 81 ourselves As we cant expect to have
all the privileges.
Bar Harbor Will have Il casino. That al
last seems settled. The summer people
have taken hold of the matter in earnest
now, and that means that the casino Will
be built The casino association will be
incorporated with capital stock OF $50, 600.
A refusal OF the Grand Central property
has been obtained. 1t Is proposed to lay
the grounds out in tennis courts, drives,
and extensive flower beds. The buildings
will contain shops, a concert hall, salt
water bat hs and a restaurant, comprising
a complete esta blishment for the comfort
and entertainment of guests.
The illegal slaughter of partridges has
proven expensive for some people. War
den Neal has bee. busy at Bar Rarbor
and four men have paid fines aggregating
nearly 1900. The men fined are the men
who buy the birds, not those who kill
them, and the fine was justly imposed.
There is less excuse for the men who buy
the birds to satisfy their appetites, or for
speculation, thus putting strong tempta
ton in the way OF the poor devil with a
gun who finds it easy to knock over the
young birds and reap the harvest from
the ready Bar Harbor market. Destroy
the market, aud there would be few birds
killed out of season. Warden Neal is do
ing good work.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife. Gertrude NJ. Young,
w has left my bed and Dor I'd without Just
provocation, hereby forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting her on my account.
II. d. YOUNG.
North Brooksviile. Aug. IS. 1895.
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For Memb Der OF Congress,
EDWIN c. BURLEIGH, of Augusta.
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Next Monday - Sept. - = election
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T YSW9op +. GILES.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Special attention given to Collections and all
Commercial business.
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REP BLICAN NOMINEES,

ELECTION, SEPT. u, 1898.
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STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
LEV ELLYN POWERS, OF Houlton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07

This is the way they feel about the
Washington county railroad down Mil
bridge way, as expressed by a CORE
spondent to The AMERICAN:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-09-07

day.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
GRAIN PRICES IMPROVING.
COVERING AND STRENGTH AT LIv.
ERPOOL AND IN THE RISE.
May Wheat Closes at t1.O4, July
s3 1-Sc-Provfsions Break on Re-
port of Yellow Fever in
the South.

Chicago. March 2s.-Grain quotations wers on the
up grade during the greater part Of to-day's session.
Belated shorts were forced to cover and professional
traders generally were working for q rally. Pro-
visions lost considerable ground In heavy local selling,
but made good recoveries in sympathy with grain.
Wheat for July delivery closed at an advance Of 40
1e: May. unchanged; May corn. h6kc and May
oats. &c higher. Pork declined 7h11oc: lard and
ribs, &c each.
The wheat market At the opening to-day gave
some evidence Of having entered into a period o:
past. July opened Mt d,c higher, and although
there were plenty Of selling order1 around that nE-
opening. Liverpool reported an advance Of 10
sd. the latter in March wheat. notwithstanding yes
reported from California showed no appreciabie i'm
provemcnt. only q slight rainfall being reported.
last year. Eighty cars Of to-day's Inspection wers
contract. the balance being transfers from Irregular
warehouse To-dsy's addition to the local contract
stocks OF 90. 600 bushels makes q total increase for
the week OF 9S2. 900 bushels The visible supply state
ment on n Monday MOI Is expected 10 show a decrease Of
bushels. wheat and -four. The strength with which
the market opened increased as the session pro-
creased. The rise in stocks impaired q buoyant tone
TO the speculative contingent and belated shorts were
forced TO come in. May was neglected except by
Letter brokers. who took all the offerings around
Sl.05h6I.0s. closing II At the latter price. July, from
S2h szisc at the opening. advanced to s2%c. sold of
at ssisc.
Corn opened firm on large exports for the week and
in sympathy with wheat. Only S. cars were inspected
into store. Atlantic exports for the day were 5o7, ool
bushels. A large cash business was done for export,
over half a million bushels to-day and almost q mill.
ion yesterday. Dizziness of trade. however. acted
ssainst further advance. May started steady At ISM
compared with 2Shc yesterday.
Trade In oats was fairly active, with plenty o.
liquidation. Letter was credited with selling Ma,
freely around the opening. Cold wave predictions ant
the - .ngth In wheat caused n good rally. and lef.
slight gain for the day. Receipts were 100 cars. AT.
lantic clearsnces were only 5000 bushels. May opened
& shade higher at 25h625kc. sold sparingly at 25k0
f5Sc. declined to 14sc. railying to 25Nc.
sion on heavy local selling on alleged apprehension
of q yellow fever outbreak at the South. The genera
bullish sentiment attacked the pit near the close ant
brought good rallies. May pork sold between 49,
and $3.50. closing at 50 .35@s.37h. a net loss OF 7s1
Zoe. May lard and ribs each lost Sc, closing at 81 800
4.s2n and $4.92h respectively.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, los cars
corn, $50 cars; oats. l7b cars: hogs. 1900 head.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

st. Louis. March 1s.-wHEAT-ReceiptA 1000
bushels; shipments. 1900 bushels. Higher. closing
1s1He above yesterday for July. With September up
hiEhs,: No; : red. cash. elevator. WE asked; track.
nN97se; ssptembsr. 5.xs; coRN-R.ssipt.: <s:ooo
and fractionally higher than yesterday. Spot higher:
No. 2. cash. 2shc: March, 1skc: May. 1ek01skc:
July. 17E927hc: September. 2sNc bid. OATS-Re-
eeipts. 5000 bushels; shipments. Il. 900 bushels. Dull.
with NO speculative trading. Spot dull. steady: No.
:. cash. 2shc: track. 1s0zskc; March. zskc: May.
2skc bid; July. zzAc bid: No. Z, white, 2sx&2Sc.
bliss. BRAN-Dull: sacked. east
track. SIC: HAY-Quiet. except for choice timothy:
prairie. T.6oGs Is; timothy. $s.o06l0.00. PORK
Lower: standard mess. 1obbing, s.57h. LARD
Lower: prime steam. 80: choice. $.4.ss. BACON
Boxed lots. shoulders, 81. so: extra short clear.
1871: RIBS, s5.b; shorts. $5.S7h. DRY SALT
MEATS-Shoulders, A.s2h64.75: extra short clear.
$5.1211: ribs. IS. Is; shorts. 5.37A.
Liverpool. March zs.-wHEAT-No. 1 California.
dull. Is I'd: No. . red. Western. winter. dull. %
I'D. steady; American mixed. new. %
3xd: futures steady; March. IS 3kd: May. % Esd;
July. IS 2ad. FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter. dull.
% Sd. BEEF-Firm: extra India mess. SIS Sd: prime
mess. SIS Sd. RK-Fir prime mess. hns Western.
Sis Sd: prime mess. medium. Western. As I'd. HAMS
Short cut. dull. as. BACON-Dull. sos: short ribs.
dull. 30s Sd; long clear middles. light. steady. zss;
long clear middles. heavy. steady, 2s Cd: short clear
backs. steady, 2ss Sd: clear bellies, steady. as.
steady. 2A-
Western, dull, 26s ID.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
ChanEed-Demand Fair for
Most Good stun.

AAAA44O - xOE
Most Good Stun.
Quotations below ans for Job lota On small lots high
Or prices are asked and obtained, enough being asked
to cover extra cost of caring for and nllinE them
table goods in fair demand and
steady. but poor grades dull. Receipts. N packages.
Extra fancy separator. creamery. lshc: nrsts. 15e:
store packed. 1o@I2ae: fresh pseiins stock. 79ioc.
% nrm. Receipts. Sz7 casesL Fresh
eandied. C per dozen; seconds. &c. and storage. 70
PouLTRY-Firm and IN very good demand. Re-
s s.as. . ~ s seela... TIE e: S Ssoii.1.. ios n, ro .. asl'o ia
ios each; eapons. 8 pound: and under. C per pound:
: ss:t $ n sss: ,eu 1Se. ,oI Due X: a sSe ,om ss'; !: s s,.. asa
BuTTER1NEED.iry grades. NE: medium trades:
prints. 1e over above prices: ! and s-pound rolls. 10
and s0-pound PACKAGE. IFS ever abev. prices
new Sai Tefl and osie fs sS': cream. W ss sHSss y 1. .seaasn:
fancy and full cream. loh@1lc:: Young America, full
cream. o Missouri and Iowa. full cream.
P~oTATors-Mors on sale and market lower.
s S1at:'t ce,o GRADE; . .aes.' s se's; :'s Tome sss; s1 nS.1e ssssse:
Seed potatoes: Northern grown Early Rose: ss97oc:
1as.sos obi si.s ssS.ss; pr Re- Il sis ss.a :i9f ss.: ''e7's' New
SWEET OT~ATOES-Demand light. Quoted at %
ga ssS p! 9ssn:' i'G ss,, sae. :ns price. steady. Due.,,
msliard. 80 per dozen: rcd head. $40: teal.
s1: ,s: ,ass' ;.. sa;Ssi c: sse! :.ad fs ss;s..' 49, 10. white
APPLEs.slew sale and the poorer grades weak.
Good to choice. $1.o0@1.1e per bushsl: common to
fair. s5075c per bushel: Jonathans and Belleneur. in
car lots. t3.5o04.1S per barrel: Winesaps and Willow
Twig1, 81. 5o63. 90: Missouri Pippin. 81 .6o63.o0: Ben
Davis. 2.5o@3.oe California Bsllnovsr. S1.so Per
GRAPEsouisI Malaga. g. 0 Per so-pound
barrel.
~NUTS-Hickory nuts. large. SOC: small Missouri. .
case per bushel. Pscans, Texas Jumbo. polished. 20
loc: extra large. s6sc: large. 7ese: medium. s07c.
Peanuts. raw. 4h651se Per pound: roasted. 76sc par
STRAwBERRIES-But few on sale and stock poor
Or. Texas in fair demand At $s.ss@A.oo per crate Of
a quarts.
F~RUITsLcaIifornia grape fruit. N.ooa5.oo per box.
Lemons. California stock. fancy. $3.oo93.2S: choice.
s.. 25G2 Is. Bananas. shipping. Jumbo. 500: large.
S1.75; medium. II. 80: small. S13s: peddler. 7sc0
LOO. Fancy Jersey and Wisconsin cranberriss. SO
per barrel: extra fancy Jersey. 80 Per barrel: &.7s
per box.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ELECTION-upon the ques-
ton Of increasing the rate Of taxation for
school purposes in the school district of
Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri.
Notice IS hereby given that at the election
of school directors of the school district
of Kansas City, Jackson county,, Missouri,
to DO held on Tuesday. the fifth day Of
qualified voters of said school district, who
are taxpayers of said school district, the
question whether there shall be levied for
school purposes in the school district, for
each Of the two ensuing school years, to
be levied and collected at the same time
as other school taxes for the years 1885
and 1893, a tax of twenty-eight (2S) cents
on the hundred Q0O dollars valuation of
all property subject to taxation. in addition
to the forty 4O cents on the hundred QOo)
dollars valuation mentioned in section II Of
article x Of the constitution Of this state;
those voting in favor of the additional tax
shall have written or printed on their tick
cts the words, For increased school tax"
and those voting against the additional tax.
the words, Against increased school tax
This question is submitted and this notics
is given in pursuance Of . resolution of the
board of directors Of the school district
adopted on the It'll day of March. 1898.
r. L. YEAGER,
President Of the Board Of Directors Of the
School District of Kansas City. Jackson
County, Missouri.
W. E. BENSON. Secretarv.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. March 2s.-CoFFEE-options opened
steady: ruled generally quiet. with speculation of pro-
fessional order. and in good part for settling outstand-
ing contracts: Indifferent European cables and holi-
day in Brazil operated against new ventures: closed
steady, with March s points higher. other months un-
changed to S points lower. Sales. 500 bags. includ-
ing March. 4.soc: July. 5.15c. Spot conee-Rio. quiet
No. z. invoice. Sic: No. z. %jobbing. &c. Mild-Quiet;
refining. BIC: centrifugal. IS test. &c. Rsnned-Mar-
ket steady: mold A.. SIC: standard A. Sc: confection-
ers' A. &c: cut loaf. 5Sc: crushed. SIC: powdered.
s 5-16c; granulatHd. Sic: cubes. 5 5-1sc.
New Orleans. March 2~s.-COFFEE-Rio, ordinary to
fair. skQshc. S~UGAR-Dull: open kettle. 2K0
J 11-1sc; no granulated or white offered: yellow, 20
4hc: seconds. ~ 15-1sc. MoLASSES-Dull: CEN
trifugal. 6914c Others unchanged.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
Wool. Hides and Pelt..

wooI|steady. but dull Quotations are As follows:
Missouri and similar-Fine. 13gl5c: eombine, $50
zoe; coarse. 1791sc. Kansas. Nebraska and ind:s1
Earthquakes. 1oglsc: nne medium. I1G14c: me-
dium. 1s917c: combing. 1sG1sc: coarse. Belle. Col
eradCFine. 1oGIsc; nne medium. l301sc: medium.
l3dlSc; coarse and carpet. 13G15c; extra heavy aud
sandy. sd9c: bury. 263c less.
HIDES N PELTs-seilins slowly. Quotations are:
Green and salted, free Of brands. per pound, No. L
SIC: No. 2. TIC: Nos. I and !. around &c; green
salted kips. Is to Is pounds. No. l. SIC: Nc. :, TIC;
green incurred, No. I. &c. Sheep pslts, green, soc6
S1.00: dry. SQ7c per pound.
TALLOW-Quoted At xG3He Per pound.
FURS-Quotsd: Raeeoon-Large. 6o95sc: medium,
4o94se: small: .s0sse. soa7oc: shoi
striped. 1o6l5c. o07sc: medium. soe;
.msil. 4oc. opossum.Largs. loo: medium. &c: small.
&c. Muskrat-Fal. &c: vilts9. loo; spring, 1sc.
GI,sts.,o9lse. Fo1LGs.y: 4o9se: .d: soesoc.
eat-1o92oc. Beavsr-Large. 800: medium. S4.so;
small. S1ooG2.0o. Badger-1oG2Sc. ~Ottsr-Prime.
large. S. 0 90: medium. A.o0@4.1: small. g. oo6
z-5o; Bsar.sl5.o % and down. a to size and quality.
gray. SOC: old ana mixed. 1sG25c per pound.
St. Louis. Mo-, March ~s.-wOOL-DuI Medium,
1b41sc: light nns. 13616e; heavy dns. se14c: tub
washed. 7262Shc.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27

SHERIFF'S ALE-B virtue and authority sf a
general execution. No. 27492. issued from the ONCE
Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of Jackson county.
at Kansas City, Missouri. returnable to the Aprii
term. 1888. Of said court. and to me. a. sheriff. d.
rectsd and delivered in favor of Charles N. Howell
signed to Charles NJ. Howell, have levied upon
and seized all the right. title. interest and estate
Of said defendant. olof Julin. in and to the following
Jackson and state Of Missouri. to-wit: The west
eighty uO feet Of the north twenty i've (O feet Of
lot No. ono ~, block four ~. Balls Place. Kansas
City. Missouri. situate on the east side Of Summit
street between Thirteenth uJ and fourteenth IA
streets, and I will. on Saturday. the Sth day OF
April. A. D. 1855. between the hours Of nine o'clock
In the forenoon and i've o'clock in the afternoon al
house. in Kansas City. Jackson county, state Of
Missouri. and during the session Of said circuit court
at Kansas City. Missouri. sell at public vendue. for
cash. to the highest bidder. all the right. title. in
forest and estate of the above named defendant. oiof
Julin, in and to said real estate to satisfy said exe-
eution and costs. ROBERT 8. STONE. Sheriff.
Kansas City, No.. March II, 1898,
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Flour.

New York. March 1.-FLoUR-Receipts. Is. - bar
rels; exports. 1882 barrels: quiet, but firmly held
Minnesota patents S5.lo95.D: Minnesota bakers
s4.ao9t 50: winter s~traights. winter e1-
ras, S3-7o9A.l winter low grades. se.soG3.00..
rels: shipments. 1900 barrels: dull; Southern pat
ents. A.S095.0o: Southern straishtA, A.4094.5o:
SO: soft patents. 80: bakers patents. $500
3.D.
st. Louis. March 2s.-FLouR-Receipts. 5000 bar
rels: shipments 5000 barrels: patents, A.7004.S %;
%straishts, A.so9k.45: clear. $Loo@42s: medium. s. 50
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27

Florida green peas. q. Na3 90 per bu.hel: wax beans,
$500 per bushel. Louisiana radishes. SIS per bushel
box. Southern ~cucumbers. S1.s092.o Per dozen;
small. S1-o0. California tomatoes. S1.so per crate.
Louisiana lettuce. 6o675e per bushel: home grown,
soc6$1.10 per bushsl. Texas beeta, 30G4Oc per crate;
small size. 5o675c per basket. C%aulinower. Calf
fornia. s1-5ogao per crate. Cabbage. Ohio. 7s9soc
per cwt-: III. 90 per ton: New York Danish,
sloo61.2 Is per crate: sls.oo62o. 90 per ton: Northern
stock. Holland. S1.25 per 1~oo-pound crate: so. 90 per
ton: Onions. Red Wethersneld. S.1o per bushel: Red
ESQ Per barrel. Beets. 9ioc per bushel. Hand
picked navy beans. per bushel. Lima
beans, &c per pound: green and wax beans, 8. 500
100 per crate. Celery. California stock. 3065oc.
Mushrooms. 40c per box. Louisiana parsley. 3oF4oe
per dozen lunches: Southern spinach. g. 000 90 per
barrel: home grown. $1.e0 per bushel-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
SPECULATION
SCIENCE
Et, aa: Of WAR i %,'', the

A New Book. Price In cloth, Si.oo. In papef,
so cents, postpaid
Contents-Professonal speculation in stockl, cotton
and grain. Methods OF successful SPECTATORS de-
scribed. Why novices lose and how professionals
gain. Difference between speculation and gambling.
Safe rules. Qualifications and facilities necessary 70
success. Exchange laws Warnings to the unwary.
Who to trust and who to avoid. Invaluable s1gges-
lions to amateurs and investors. ETC., etc. An enter
tanning book by an old professional speculator. Send
for Z circular more fully descriptive.
COMMENTS:
A clear and concise treatise upon methods In spec
ulation.-New York Evening Sun, March 5th.
Written In entertaining fashion. The experience
and keennezs Of the author II undoubted.-Nsv York
Times, March 9Th
The author il an experienced specuiator. who tells
how money II made and lost in Wall street.-Nsv
York Tribune. March 9Th.
The book deals with an Interesting subject in an
manner.-N. Y. Stakeholder. March 5th.
THE AuTH0RS PUB. CO. 20 and 22 Broad St New York
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LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.

81. Louis, March MISUNDERSTANDING, 1oA. Mar
ket steady. Native beeyes. t.oo@l.s5.
~HOGS-Receipts, 5000. Market steady 70 sasy.
Top, 81. 80; bulk, -. SOS.
SHEEP-Receipts. 900. Market steady.
South Omaha. March 1s.-CATTLE-RsceiptI 1000.
Market steady. Reeves. 50. Ss04. IS; stockeB and
feeders. g. 25@5.oo: cows. 81. oo63.0s
~HOGs-Receipts. 800. Market . shade lower. Top.
e3.75: bulk, 50. 606a.7 10.
~SHEEP-ReceiptA, 800. Market drm.
Chicago, March MISUNDERSTANDING. 200. Trade
was dull at steady prices. Ths light supply was
readily taken. Extra choice steers sold at IS. 5005. IS;
choice to good steen. @ fair to medium.
q. 2o94.7s cows and heifers. q. so94.oo; calves. $500
66.s0.
~HOGs-Receipts. 5000. Trade was dull and prices
declined about 2k66e: Hogs. poorest to best. sold
largely at -. scga.0. the extreme range being $3.50
s~HEEP-Receipts. 5000. Steady and unchanged.
Sheep sold at $.o064.7S for wooled and S3.006a. 90 for
brought "a. and spring lambs N.750s.s Cd.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27

New York. March zs.:Ths authoritative statement
that the Maine board Of inquiry's report would be
fully as grave as predicted brought out z full at
tendance on the Stoek exchange to-day. There were
animated groups about all the active stocks when the
market opened. The feverishness. Of the foreign mar
kets and the fairy tale that Spain had declared war.
which was circulated about the exchange gave mo-
mentum to the downhill movement. Fairly large
margins were swept away and large concessions in
values ensued on every considerable offering. Sugar,
Manhattan and Metropolitan Street Railway wero
hammered and slumped about : points. Other stocks
were sharply depressed. Gradually the market hard
ened on support given the CHANGERS and scaled buy
ing Of the specialties. A quarter Of an hour after
the opening this manifest intention Of large interests
to sustain the list led traders to cover enormous short
lines and prices bounded upward. the shorts franti-
cany bidding against each other. It seemed likely
that houses having vast interests At stake had come
to an agreement ever night to buy. On the bulge
here London was a large seller. After an hours
trading prices were we'll above yesterdays close.
business increased on the advance and shares were
buoyant to the close. which was generally At the best
prices. The net improvements approximate tive points
in the grangerB and exceed l per cent In the leading
International ~favorites. The specialties gained from
III to 4 points. with the maximum improvement in
Third Avenue. The trading was on an enormous scale
for Saturday. the dealings for the short session eI-
ceeding recent full days totals.
rloe;n~ ouof afions nm the New York Stock eY.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27
Butter, Eggs. Poultry and Cheese.

New York. March 2a-BUTTER-Receipts. 3,5o7
packages: steady: Western creamery. 15A61se.
CHEESE-Recelpts. a7 packages: quiet: September,
TIC; October: 7e5Nc: light .klms sN@sHc:. part
packages: steady; Western, 10hc; Southern, 10610Xc,
Chicago. March 2s~.-pUTTER-Firm: creameries.
1s9lshs: daines. 1ohGlsc: ~EGGs-Firm:f fresh. SIC.
8@8Hc. POULTRY-Firm: turkeys.
sa1Oc: chickens. sH@Sc: ducks. Sfshc.
st. Louis. March 2s.-PoULrRY-Firm: chickens.
197Ac; ducks; ssshe: geese. 4h6se: turkeys. 100
lie. creamery. 15819he: dairy,
9615c. EGGS-SteaSy, sAc.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27

NOTICE II hereby given that letters Of administra-
tion. with will annexed. on the estate Of Ann Smith,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned by the
probate court OF the county Of Jackson. state Of Mis-
souri,. at Kansas City. on the 18th day Of March, 1883.
All persons having claims against said estats are re-
CURED to exhibit the same to the undersigned for al
lowance. within one year After the date Of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate. and II such claims be not exhibited With
in two years from the date Of this publication they
will BE- forever barred. N d. ASHLEY
Administrator. With the VIII Anne.:d.
Dated this a4th day Of March. 1888.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-27

There were moro fed cattle on sale than usual for
Saturday. and. in consequence. more doing. Ths
market. however. was draggy and prices q little lowlr
owing to 1t being the last day Of the week. But few
cows in and little doing. Values steady to weak. a.
to quality. Suckers and feeders were lower. but q
little more doing than usual for Saturday. Very
few range cattle In and nothing doing. Mich COWS
quiet. but steady. Common. $1sG2o; medium to fair.
$c5030. and good to choice. $35645.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
DRESSED BEEF AND EXPORT STEERS.
No. Av. Price. INC. Az. Price. mo. Av. Prics.
e. .130s..$ IS n. 1o9S..$ 4 10 IL. .1111. 3 1 %
COWS.
1..110o.. SIS 1..1310.. 80 1..11oo.. 80
STOCK cows AND HELPERS.
T.. S1s.. AS g.. $685.. SIS
1..1sso.. 80 leo. $50 l.. TO-. 30
CALVES.
l.. 800 $50 l.. 1so.. $50 l.. o 1oo
SUCKERS MI b
d.. 7A.. SIS l.. 87o.. AS
speculatort Sales.
0..11e0.. 40 T4..10s0.. 40
aOGS-Aovements the past - hours:
NeSeipts 80. -. b,zIz
6n!PmenU 90. -. ...... ...-.....-..-. 80
Otlve-outs .......... 80. 367
Trade yesterday was slow and prices generally SC
lower. Packers. however. ON getting to work made
very good purchases. and there was some little ship
ping demand and by 10 o'clock the early arrivals
had pretty we'll been disposed Of. the FOLLOWERS
amounting to little Or nothing. though = few late az
rivals had to be carried over uRsold. The extreme
range was 32.2s93.Se: bulk Of salss. q. e063. 20.
against $3.so6375 Friday.