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Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
MIMIcRY OF A DERvIsH.
He Gives a Wonderful Piece of Panto
mime and limitations Of His
Former Master.

From the London Times.
Among the men who now leaped on the
railway trucks and hurried off to their
breakfast was one black eX-dervish worthy
of mention. This was Somid, the Sou
danese jester of the camp. who can always
raise a roar of laughter in the working
gangs. and is of distinct service, keeping
up the mems spirits. as he does. by clever
m,micry and queer tricks. bugler in
Hicks Pasha's Inflated army. he was cap
tIred by the dervishes and taken to the
mahdi's camp at Omdurman. There he
discovered that he could make his life
easier by playing the buffoon. and he be-
famous emr who commanded the dervish
forces that were opposed to us last year.
He used to be called up to amuse his
masters friends by giving limitations Of the
brought into contact.
Recaptured by us last year at the battle
Of Hair. he now, when not not employed IN IN
his close limitations of his former master,
Bishara, and other dervish notables. See
ing strangers in camp, he approached us
with a comical waddle and then proceeded,
surrounded by a crowd of his appreciative
countrymen, to favor us with what was
certainly very extraordinary entertain
nent. First, he initiated the great Emir
Yunes; sword over shoulder. he staggered
up and down as through dervish camp.
boasting. of his prowess and declaring that
ne would destroy tuc eHtHlleS VI SOu dNu
drive the English into the sea. Then he
suddenly became Wad el Bishara, the true
soldier, with graver mien than before;
speaking calmly and deliberately, he
walked with slow dignity, a leader Of men,
giving orders to his officers in precise
terms. The different characters of the
two Emirs were so clearly brought out by
this close observer and marvellous mimic
that one felt one would almost be able
to recognize the two men with certainty
II ever one met them. From the grave he
I'M n ha
nannersms of a native clerk in the rail-
way works, of an impatient bimbashi car
iying on a conversation through the tele-
Egyptian at the other end of the WIRE
Next, with a most CHASTITY realism. he gave
US representation of a hanging man. It
was true to life and to death, for Samid
must have witnessed many an execution
by hanging in the dervish camp.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
'otals :. .4o5 s,s17 52s a7l, "a
The wheat and -four clearances by ports last week
reported by Bradstreets. follows:
"ROyal Faculty"

Upon the election of John d. Long now
secretary of the navy, as governor of
Massachusetts, in 1880. he invited Colonel
T. w. Higginson to act upon his staff, and
Colonel Higginson. in visiting different
relates in the February Atlantic was
much struck with that wonderous gift in
the royal faculty. Of always remember
ing the names of every one. He had, too,
the greatest tact in dealing with his
audiences. not merely through humor and
genial good sense, but even to the point
of risking all upon some little stroke of
audacity. This happened. for instance,
when he delighted the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery, body made up from
various military and non-military in
gradients. by complimenting them on their
style of marching-which was rarely COM
plimented by others-and this on the
ground that he did not remember ever to
have seen just such marching" The shot
told. and was received with cheer upon
cheer.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Money Mt Home and Abroad.

New York. Jan. 1s.-Money on call easy
at 2422 per cent; last loan, 21a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3G4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at S4:S4Rq4.s4A for
demand and at $4.S212G4. .S2a4 for sixty days.
Posted rates, s4.S3G4S3s and $4.S51aq4S6
Commercial bills, A.S1a4.
London, Jan. 1S.-Money, 1 per cent. The
rate of discount in the open market for
short bills, 2s per cent; the rate of dis.
count in the open market for three months
bills, 2Aq2 5-16 per cent.
New York. Jan. 1s.-Cleartngs. $1ss. 600;
balances, sS,116 1906.
ances. 81 396, ,349.
1913; balances, S1.S9S. 022.
Baltimore, Jan. 1s.-Clearings. $3,2Ss. .424:
Cincinnati. Jan. 1s-clearings. sass. 100.
Money, 2llad6 per cent. New York exchange.
C chicago. f ago. Jan. 1s.-clearings. s17,5n. 40:
New York exchange, soc premium. Posted
ST. Louis, Jan. 1S.-Clearings, s.. .566. 432;
balances, sS04. .S73. Money. quiet, at 5aS per
cent. New York exchange. 50c premium
bid; 75c asked.
New Orleans. Jan. 1S.-Clearings. $3.s42, :
s25. New York exchange. bank. par; COM
mercial, 81 per 81 900 discount.
Memphis. Jan. 1S.-Clearings, $66l ,539; ball
ances, S2461 New York exchange selling
at 81 premium.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. Jan. s.-COFFEE-Option
opened quiet with prices unchanged to 5
points higher ruled exceptionally dull and
featureless with steady undertone on
heavy warehouse deliveries off-setting
large receipts at Rio and Santos. absolutely
no outside speculative interest; closed
Sales, 4.75O bags. including March. 5.759
5.SOc; July, 6.0Oc; October. else. Spot cof-
fee, Rio steady; No. Z invoice. 6hc: No:
SUGAR-Raw strong: fair refining. 3ssc;
centrifugal, sc test, 41sc refined, steady;
confectioners' A. Sic; cut loaf. SIC; crush
powdered. 57-16c; granulated. SIC; cubes.
s 7-16c.
New Orleans, Jan. 1s.-CoFFEE-Rio, Or
tie. steady. 21sG3Ac: centrifugal, quiet;
granulated. 4ssa4 1-16c: whites, 3bG4 5-16c:
yellow, 3A@4 1-16c; seconds, 2AG3ssc.
centrifugal. steady, 5m1Sc.
SYRUP-Steady, 1S@2ic.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Wool, Hides and Pelts.

woo1-steady and in fair demand. Quotations:
Missouri and similar-Fne. 13615c; combing ls62Oc:
coarse. 179lsc. Kansas. Nebraska and Indian Ter
ritory-Fine. 1oG13c: fne medium. 11014o: medium.
15Q17c: combng. l691sc: coarse. 13g15c. Colorado
Fine. 1o913c: fine medium. 13Gl5c: medium. ls61sc;
coarse and carpet 1sG1sc; extra heavy and sandy.
sG9c: bury, 2Gr3c less.
HIDES AND PELTs-Selins fairly. Quotations:
Green and salted. free Of brands. per pound No. l.
&c: No. 9. Sc: Nos and O. around slie green saited
kips, Is to Is pounds. No. l. 10c: No. Q. Sc: green
uncured, No. !. 7sc. Sheep pelts green. 60c9Si OO
dry. Sd7c per pound.
TALLOw-Quoted at 1ti93e per pound.
FuRS-Raccoon-Large. Soc; medium. Sc; small
2oc. Skunk-Black s0Q75c: short striped, S5645c;
narrow striped. 2og3oc: broad striped. 1O615c. Mink
Large. Csc; medium. 5oc; small. 4oc. Opossunl-
Large. 1oc; medium. &c: small. Sc. Muskrat-FaI
&c; winter. 10c; spring, 12c Civets. 1O4I5c. Fox
Gray. s5gsoc: red. so075e: wolt-Mountain. $1,000
200: prairie. 25G50c- Wildcat, 10000. Beaver
Large. 500: medium. $3.50: small. s1.OO9s 90
Badger, 10G25c- Otter-Prime, large. $60o7 90; me.
dium. $400{J4.5e; small Sz.O0G256. Bear-S15 % and
down. to size and quality.
FEATHERS-Live geese. prime white, Sc; prime
gray 3Oc old and mixed. 15a25c per pound.
st. Louis. Mo-. Jan. B-woOI-Quiet. but steady.
Medium. 15g g291ac: light hne. 1341Ic: heavy nne 90
14c; tub washed. 22Q3oc.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Receipts Better and . Number oi
Weak Spots Noticeable.

Weak Spots Noticeable.
higher prices are asked and obtained enough being
asked to cover extra cost Of caring for and hling
them.
BUTTER Receipts not 50 liberal. but still more
than equal to the demand. 24S packages Sales slow
Creamery extra fancy separator. 1.e: nrsts Nc:
cases. Fresh candled Missouri and Kansas l5lac per
PoULTRY-Demand good and values Of broilers
and ducks higher. Receipts, 121 coops. Hens. Size:
sss ss oia ;ash ssa S'st f.sss s.s
1ase high sTads: i4sse: lepound rolls. slicEs and
prints. 1c over above prices and spound rolls 10
and s and ia
12912hc; Wisconsin, fancy and full cream 10l1 Ole;
Young AN America full, cream. 10ss@l1c: Missouri and
steady We quote 'V as % folIows s NeS1s.ka % sss5ee
55c; South Dakota Reds. 55g6oc: idaho. sOas5e:
Iowa. 5Od55c; Utahs 5sas2c: Greeley stock. fancy
SWEET PoTAToEs-slov sale. but unchanged
Quoted at 5og55c per bushel from growers
per dozen; red head. sa5oG4oO: teal. N-75@,oo j:
Ress M An.sops osss ass
15g2oc. Rabbits. so675c dozen opossum. 15Gio,
APPLEs-Selling fairly and prices steady. iona
than. scarce. S5G6 in small way: Beleneur In car
lots A50G5.cO per barrel: fancy Missouri Pippin.
S3.75G4.00: fancy Ben Davis. $2.754325: Dineaaps,
S3.75G4.25; Willow Tiws. Sa7604.O0; Huntsman's Fa-
vorite. $. n small way varieties are selling 4h0
Soc per half bushel. Fancy Oregon stock. 90
per box.
barrel.
PEARs-california quoted at sl7se2as per bushsl
box.
FRUITs-Lemons. Sicily. fancy. s30oG375: CALI
fornia stock. fancy s2.7s930o: choice. S:.a592.76
Mexican oranges. $780, California navels Sa.5o0375:
peddier. 75cGs1.oo. Fancy Jersey and wisconsin
c1anberries. 500 per barrel; extra fancy jersey.
NUTs-we quote: Hickory nuts, soc per bu.h.l.
Cocoanuts, aooG45o per 100. Pecans. Texas pol
ished, 4GIc; ungraded, Texas, 2%G3kc. Peanuts
Virginia white. raw. 495c per pound Tennessee raw.
4G5c roasted. &c. Taragona almonds. lie. California
Brazil. s6sc. FiIberts. s91oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good and sales fair. We
quote prices as follows: Old Mexico tomatoes H.5o
per crate. Texas green onions. tOc per bunch.
California tomatoes. s175 per crate: Boston
75c Fer dozen heads: Aoog4so per barrel:
carrots. 40c per bunch. Texas beets, 40Q5Oc per
dozen bunches. Mexican green $3.50 per crate.
tomatoes. $1.00 one-third bushel box. Caunover,
California. $500 per crate Cabbage. Ohio. 759s0c.
Fer cwt; 3400f16.00 per ton; New York Danish. 81
per crate, $sG20 per tom Northern stock. Holland 81
Spanish s1.oo@1.25 per crate Red wethersneld 800;
Red Globe soc: Yellow Globe, 75c per busheL Beets
2504oc per buxhel. Hand picked navy beans. $li2n
OLE per bushel. Lima beans. Sc per pound: green
fornia stock. aoG4oc. Hubbard squssh, u.oe Isr
cWt, MUSHROOMS, bOc box.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
THE BEARS HAVE ANOTHER INNING
AND ALL PRICES DECLINE.
London Was a Good Buyer Early and
Values Firm, but Later the Mar.
ket "Went to Smash" Under
UnfavOrable RumOrs.

There was some renewing yesterday. but
mainly from the C country on rediscounts
and the stock yards. Rates. however, held
steady. at 7qS per cent: Little currency
going to the country, the banks gaining
money from the interior instead of losing 1t
in that direction. Deposits also good. The
banks are all well supplied with funds. and
are meeting with but little new and acceptl-
BILE demand. Bank clearings. N.S0l. 54s.
against s2,l55,7 1885, a decrease of $354,l9 a
loss of 16 per cent.
Eastern exchange weaker.
Houston, Fible 4 Co.. exchange brokers.
quote 1t as follows: New York; CSC pre-
mium; Chicago, 25c discount; st. Louis. 25c
discount.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.


SHERIFFS SALE-By virtue and authority Of
special execution. No. 29S43. issued from the once
Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of Jackson county,
at Kansas City. Missouri returnable to the April
term. 1885, Of said court and to me. sheriff. di-
rected and delivered in favor Of r. p. Sims and
against Tho Senator Mining and Milling Company. S.
C. Douglass. trustee. and u. Edna Owen Stegner. I.
have levied upon and seized all the right. title, In
terest and estate Of said defendant, The Senator
Mining and Milling Company, s. C. Douglass. trus-
tee. and n. Edna Owen Stegner. In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate situated In the county
Of Jackson and state Of Missouri To wit: Lot num-
Der nftynve (55). in T. j.. Emerys addition. an ad-
dtion to Kansas City jackson county, Missouri. and
will, Thursday the 10th day of February. A d.
1893. between the hours OF nine O'clock In the fore
and I'VE o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. at
the south front door Of the county court 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 interest and
estate of tho above named defendant. The Senator
Mining and Milling Company. in and to said real
estate to satisfy said execution and costs.
ROBERT s. STONE, Sheriff.
Kansas CITY. Mo-. January 18th. 1898.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Wool Firm and i'm Better Demand.

Boston. Jan. IA stronger tone and more in
quiry. which Is expected result In a large bus-
later, the features in the wool market
here this week. Territory wools continuing TO
attract the most attention and = result the price
has hardened. although as yet nominal Quotations
have not advanced. Fleece wools show q better de-
mand and business is done about the basis Of
quotations. Australian wools held stronger in price
and fair purchases being noted.
Texas woos-Spring medium. u months 1s91sc;
secured. 43a45c; spring hne. II months 1s11sc;
secured, b0Q52c.
Territory wools-Montana nne medium and nne, 1s
G1sc: secured. 4sG5ec; staple. 62g53c Utah. wyom-
ing. etc. fine medium and nne 15G17c; secured, $50
soc; staple, 52d53c.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
PFOvisiOnS.

The market yesterday showed more life There
was more demand than for some days. There being
fair general buying and values drmer than for
days in sympathy with hogs.
We quote:
GREEN MEATs-shoulders, Aooa4 s7n per ewt. /;
hams. Sc. .50I6.65.
SWEET PIcKLED MEATs-Hams. ssNas.75;
shoulders. S475l500.
DRY SALT MEATs-shoulders. cash. A.5oGL75
per cwt. short ribs sides, cash, "a 5014 55: long
clear sides. $.5o64.55; short clear sides. A.75e4so
LARD-Cash. $4.5O.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

Chicago car lots-Winter wheat. cars: contract.
none Spring wheat. 81 cars: contract. l Corn.
s3l cars contract 81 Oats. 2ss cars contract
So cars.
cars: oats. 160 cars.
WIEAT-Cash-No. 2 red. e2as3c: No. red. $40
soc; No. hard, SIC; No. hard. S3ds5c.
coRN-Cash-No. mixed, 27G2'kc: No. white.
27Ga7hc. .,a
24I.c.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
white. nominal at ensa24ac: No. white.

white. nominal at 241sa24xc: No. white.
2sQ24hc.
Receipts past "a hours .................6,000
Same time last year ................. ...40O0
arrivals light and the market yesterday
fair and steady, with good demand. The
recover % I'll the ~ seeming eng % weakness of Monday
By sample on track here at Kansas City:
No. mixed 23A d2Sssc. car choice at 2Sesc;
musty at &c; No. mixed, 20421c; No. 2
white, 24a24kc, cars at 24c; No: white.
cars at 24c and cars at 25hlsc; No. 4
Receipts past "a hours ..............-
Same time last year ............. .-.-......@ ......c-o
seemeaai soW naIe but prices steady. By sample
on track here W at Kansas City: No. .. 2
cars at 42c: No. 3; 4la4llkc, car at 4llaG.
FLOUR-Still dull. but prices unchanged.
sSI straights, a2ea4. 20: extra fancy. ASSa!.sS::
low grades s275a3.25. Hard-Patents. A.2O
@tio straights sssea4 3 81 %; "a baksrs SSea
brands and city mills, 3td5oc per barrel
CGoRNMEAL-steady. but quiet. Quoted
at i9a50c per cwt.. bulk.
CORN CHOP-Slow sale. Quoted at 46q
41c per cwt., sacked.
ed. isI.a50c per T cwt.: bulk. 45a4Sc per cwt;
Sale Of ! car sacked at SOC.
FLAXSEED-Higher. Cash and January,
Sill per bushel, upon the basis of pure.
Hay.
Receipts past "a hours ...........- 90 90 tons tons
IkeCtlplS ......-....... .......... tohS
SINE time last year ..................2lO tons
SHlpultiilS w toHs
In fair demand and market still
firm Choice prairie $3.50 co. No; / oGs5; SS2sg %
Timothy-Choce. sS.0OdS.5 so; No. !, $3.50
7.So: No; 2, s6.o9aSSo: No. 3, s. 5eaS1s @ Glover
BROOM CORN-Quiet. but unchanged.
Quotations per ton for car lots. f. o. b..
Kansas City:
Choice green self-working g............... GO 60
Good green hurl ,..............5 50 90
Choice red or yellow tipped hurl........ 50 Oo
ing 'eu VI senoM i'............. uppeu 40 90
Common hurl ....,......4 40 90
Good green self-working. 90 w
Yesterday's Chicago Market.
Furnished by the French Bros. Commission Com
ranS. %. Board of Trade building:
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
observation-disclosures the past "a hours:

SH SHEEP-MoVementS the past "a hours:
Recelpts ........ ....................l,S66
shipments ........ ............ ............ 8
bTlNe-OutS os go
There was hardly so much life to the
market yesterday. though most of the Of
ferings were sold by the close. Receipts
came struggling in all morning. which was
against trade. The opening prices were
steady on best lambs and fat muttons, and
stockers and feeders showed more life than
Monday. but toward the close lambs were
in Chicago and the finish was quiet.
q
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Flour.

New. York. Jan. 1s-FLoUR-Receipts
22.o42 barrels; exports. 7O5 barrels. Mar
ket firm and fairly active on trade brands.
City mill patents. s5.55G5.SO: city mill clears,
s5.a5q5: 40; Minnesota patents s500g5.20; bak-
ers, $4.2OG4.5O; winter Straights. 81. .40ll450
winter extras, $S. S.4O43.9G; winter low grades,
$29OG3.OO.
Chicago Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H.
900 barrels; shipments, 1900 barrels. Mar
ket steadier: winter patents, $4.50d14S0:
straights, s415d4.4O: spring specials. $3.50
5.S5: spring patents. s4.40a470; straights.
$40Oa4.3O: bakers. $3.50d3sO.
st. Louis. Jan. 1S-FLOUR-Receipts, 1000
barrels; shipments. 5000 barrels. Quiet and
unchanged; patents. $4.7Otl4.S5: straights,
S4S5G4.5O; clear, s4.00d425; medium. S. 5O@
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
To Prevent Unsainly Ankles.

II American girls would conflne their use
of low shoes to indoors they would not risk
the undue development Of their ankles.
French women are noted for their pretty
feet. and they invariably wear high shoes
for walking.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

NOTICE OF FINAL sErTLEMENT-Notice i, hcr.-
BY given to all creditors and others interested in the
estate OF John J. Moore. deceased. that l. Eliza r
Moore. executrix OF said estate. intend to make a
fnal settlement thereof at the next term Of tho
probate court Of Jackson county. be held at Kan
City. Missouri. 21st day Of February isaa
ELIZA ]. MOORE. Executr4I
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Cheese.

New York. Jan. 1S.-BUTTER-Receipt
S.355 packages: steady: Western creamery.
l4ha2Oc. CHEESE-Receipts. S,111; steady;
large white September. sAc; small white
SIC; small colored September, 9Ad91kc:
large October SAQS1ac; small October. So
@SAc: light skins. 6d6lsc: part skins. 41sap
SIC: full skins. 243c. EGGS-Receipts. 4,156
packages; firmer; Western. 22a24c.
Chicago, Jan. B--BUTTER - Steady;
ereameries, l4a19c; dairies. 11Q1Ic. EGGS
Steady; turkeys, 1Oa1Ohc; chickens. 6a7c;
ducks, 7@Sc.
st. Louis. Jan. 1s.-POULTRY-Firm:
chickens. 81s@71sc: ducks, 6d61ac; geese, AZ
q5c: turkeys. S1a@91ac. BUTTER-Lower;
creamery. 15Q20c; dairy, sa15c. EGGS
Lower, 15c.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

TRUSTEES sALE-whereas, Maurice J. Jones,
single person. Of Jackson county. Missouri by his
deed Of trust dated June 1st 1882 and recorded in
the recorder Of deeds ONCE. at Kansas City. Mis-
souri,. In book 3i5. At page 2ss. conveyed to the
subdivision Of part Of the northeast quarter CD Of
section two C0. township ~. range %. In jackson
county, Missouri. to the payment Of the prom
issory note and interest therein described: and.
whereas. default has been made in the payment OF
said and interest," now therefore, at the request
Of the legal holder Of said aote. notice is hereby
given that will proceed to sell the above described
property at public vendue for cash. TO the highest
bidder. at the door Of the United States post
ONCE building. corner Of Ninth and Walnut streets.
Kansas City. in said county and state. on Thurs
day the 10th day Of February. 1898 between O'Clock
a. M and 5 O'Clock o. m of said day. for the pur-
pose Of satisfying said trust and the costs and ex-
penses Of its execution. ,,
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Silver.

New York. Jan. 1s.-Bar silver. 5sSc. Mex
London, Jan. 1s-Bar silver. dull. 2sHd
per ounce.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

NOTICE OF FINAL SErTLEMENT-Notice to an
creditors and persons interested in the estate Of
Rachel Hammerslough. deceased. is hereby sfven
that intend to make nnal settlement, ss executor
of such estate. At the the February term IseS
Of the probate court Of Jackson county Missouri a.
Kansas City. LOUIS HAMNERSLOIyCH
Executor
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF adminstra-
tion on the estate Of Asa Maddox. deceased. were
to the undersigned by probate Of the
Of jackson state of Missouri Kansas City.
the 2tth day Of December. 1897 All persons having
claims against said estate required to exhibit
the same to the undersigned for allowance. within
after the date Of said letters. they may
be preoluded from benefit Of said estate. and II
such claims be exhibited within two years from
the date Of this publication they will be forever
barred. DEMPSTER WISHART. Administrator.
J. c. Rosenberger Attorney.
Dated this 2ith day Of December. 1851.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

The market is holding up very we'll Both
horses and mules met with very good de-
mand yesterday and prices were steady A
number of shipments were filled out for
various Southern points, and a few nice
horses were taken for Eastern shipments,
but plugs still neglected.
We quote:
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
But Little Wheat In and Firm-Corn
md Oats Stendy md I'm Fair
Demand,
Wheat.

In store-Wheat. S54.5oo bushels; corn. 5ls.-
90 bushels; oats. $500 bushels; rye, % 900
bushels.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT-Notics is here
by given to all creditors and others interested in tho
estate Of Edward II. Allen, deceased that the under
signed. Agnes B. Allen and Ethel B. Allen. admin
istratrices Of said estate. intend to make hnal
settlement thereof At the term of the probate
court Of jackson county to be held at Kansas City.
Missouri. on the list day Of February 1888.
AGNES B. ALLEN,
ETHEL B. ALLEN,
ADMINISTRATORS Of Estate Of Edward Il. Allen. De-
ceased.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Kansas city Local Securities.

Following the prices Of local stocks and bonds
reported by H. p. Wright &-Co.. 72s Delaware
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19

Wheat.
Receipts past "a hours. 55..
Same time last year.........-.............3 $3.50
shipments - 100
There was but little in Yesterday. and the
tone of the market a trifle firmer. Light
ulitive market all favored holders, and a
fair demand was had to the extent of the
supply. The demand. however, was mainly
on milling accoi mt, elevator men buying
but little. BY sample on track here at
Kansas City: No. hard 1 car s. pounds
pounds at SSi2c cars poor mixed with rye
30 pounds at SIC, car 60 pounds at Siisc 3
6iIs pounds at S5l@c; No. . spring. aaSsc. !
car choice at SIC; No. 3 hard, 8 cars Sc
pounds at sll2c, cars 81 pounds at SEC. /
2 cars 55d56 pounds at SOC. car mixed at
S.isc. cars choice 81 pounds at S2igc; No. 3
spring. car at Soc car IS pounds at ISc:
No. hard, car 81 pounds at 7Sc. . cars &c
and 5iis pounds at Soc. car 81 pounds at
7s1sc, l car 5iia pounds at S0IRc / car 56is
nt sc. car mixed at Soc: No. red sOd9lc:
No. . red, ssG9oc; No. red. S2aS6c.
Corn.
Receipts past q hours. - 100
Same time last 70 200
There was less life to the market yestero
day, yet fair trading in quiet way and
prices ruled much the same as Monday.
BY sample on track here at Kansas City:
6 cars with special billing at 24ikc, 1 car yell
low at 2il2c; May. 5000 bushels at 26I.c:
No. mixed. cars at 24c, . cars at 24Isc 4
cars choice at 24hc. cars with special bill
ing at 24lxc: No. mixed. 2 cars at 23s.c,
car at 2ac; No. 2 white. cars at sc; No. 8
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Dry Goods.

New York. Jan. 1s.-There was less activ-
yesterday. The usual Tuesday quietude
was noticeable. Cotton goods continued dull
in all grades. The buyers were slower to
was to be expected under the circum-
stances. 1t Is beyond doubt that there is
tendency on the part of buyers to under
estimate the effects of the Eastern strike,
or at least, they do not believe that these
effects win be. speedy. In local jobbing
the spot trading was fairly active, although
mail orders were slow and small.
Kansas City journal., 1898-01-19
Cotton.

New Orleans. Jan. 1s.-COTTON-Futures
easy; sales $500 bales. January. soc bid;
February, 5.16d5.1sc: March. sac; April,
52S95. SOC; May, 5.33d5.34c; June: 5ssd5. Zoe;
July, 5.43d545c; August. 5.47G5.49c: Septem-