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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-14
Grain Notes.

Cables reported Russian offerings Of wheat fresr
and Sd lower.
A letter received here from Bendena. Doniphaa
county, Kas.. yesterday said: Wheat very badly
damaged. Nearly all admit that 80 per cent Of the
acreage will have TO be replanted to other crops.'
A message from South Bend. Ind. yesterday said:
Samples Of wheat taken from three points In this
county aud placed in \ greenhouse show up In good
to = depth Of four feet and had been bare Of snow
most OF the time"
A message from Nashville. Tenn, yesterday said:
.rt Ia reported from all sections of Tennessee and Q
good part Of Kentucky that all the wheat il dam
aged to some extent and the late sown entirely de-
than usual this year"
Ben Bryan. Of F. G. Logan. OF Chicago. wired W.
W. Cowen yesterday: Just home after an absence
Of several weeks and ind just as many bears and
short sellers Of wheat rs there were bulls At 7Sc.
Believe there Is \ good short interest and with
all the possible chances Of crop damage wheat should
be bought"
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ram MARKET IS STRONGER
CoeP DAMAGE REPoRTs HAvEBUIL-
m EV1DCT ON WHEAT.
IS -
~ OsssA $50 HigheNCorn Gained
q s1-1o, md Oats FrOn IS t. p
@Fovisasas RsleA Abost
steady.

LE
kS@IcA00. March 1S-Reports Of drouth
1nlia to-day. together with domestic
- Claims had n buIlish eject
tEsLe- No. .,o..S =. &c.,. 80.
I.snsf, SUn
q - kc q oats xQhc. Pork left on
f9vheghee. lard unchanged and ribs NC
@HuI
f-S~ .. 49, co,n..e.a ~,,,h -s...
- altogsther was encouraging to the
ND and At the start the market recov-
- esnswhat from the extreme despon-
ca.o'u.y. Inc Dettet teei.
SRoD tnDaSted b steady foreign mar
80 TIE small vorid's shfpments last
1r ~ exnort. srnm th,. country con.
SrS5L
8 eyost u De- cent OF tne totai. wniie
~ 9llaiehed only Is per cent. May
Dtc. hut the demand 1t the Improve
= Af lAat point, hovevsr. the selling
1nfo slackened and an Upward ten.
sSse n CSicaso receiveX r. carr OF
- thfco Hsaed contrsct' MIN.
~ DsiiiffS ri N csrS emma reA
~ r. ~ saHe 6sv last vssr pr.
T KeaeS 9srSet recsirt: III tcif
y WscS -. ~ SsshsiS tSsinss SS III
Slsa - ~ IT. IcLessac ,sS LII
v ScSssse6 ~ an Sushsis. io.t vaa1
SeaSSs6 ri - Hnsheis Sis.rarcc. ~
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ElOuf.

NEW FORK. March l3.-FLOUR-Receipts. s.sl3
barrels: exports. an barrels. Dull. Quotations
Winter patents. 81. @ winter straights. $3.55w
s65: Minnesota patents, 50. s0F 20: winter extras,
s.. 5Oa IS: Minnesota bakers. ss.lo9s.25: winter low
grades. s. 40dT?. IS.
rels: shipments, Is. 900 barrels. Quiet, unchanged.
Winter patents. ss.Ss9375: s%traights. s3.3s93.4s:
ents. s.. 4oGa. 20: s~traights. s.. o1S.e 20: bakers. g. %
Q26o.
st. LOUIS. March 1s.-FLoUR-Rsceipz. 5000 bar
rels: shipme ats. 1900 barrels. Steady. Patents. 81. -
d355: ~straizhts, q. %: clears. $2.756aO: low
to medium grades, 81. Coz so.
MINNEAPOLIS March ~I3.-FLOUR-FIpt patents,
81. 7O@s. so: second patents. s.. 5o93.so: first clears.
81. 5OG2.75.
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NEW YORK, March 13.-DRY GOODS-The influx
Of buyers Is still very heavy. and trading was along
broad lines Nearly all divisions Of the market, both
at hrst hands and with jobbefs. were tho scenes OF
liberal buying. Cotton goods have shown better re-
suits than for some time previously. The market for
bleached cottons has shown more stability than here
tofore. Coarse colored goods have been the subjects
Of freer inquiry, too. Both divisions ara very strong,
prices considered. Brown goods. both for domestic
and foreign consumption, seem to be more freely
bought than recently. Ducks aud Osnaburgs are
strong and IL favor with buyers. Converted goods
show generally good results inc manaiastaiins anu
market. Print cloths. according to corrected reports.
sold to the extent Of nearly 1000 pieces at Fall
River and other Eastern markets during the last
week. None Of these goods was extras. The latter
arc quoted nesninally At 2Ec. but In reality cannot
be secured at that price. The stock shows slight In
creases. Southern print cloths have kept pace with
the advances in Eastern goods. Prints and woven
colored cotton fabrics continued to show good results.
Several lines are sold up. and. with the exception Of
these. trading has been going forward with consid-
cradle vim.
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MARKETS BY


ST. LOUIS, March 1a.-wHEAT-Receipts. 1000
bushels: shipments. Il. 900 bushels. Options nrm and
fractionally higher: spot quiet. No. 2 red. cash. els
yator &c. track .2a7sc: March. I2c: May. 1850 bid:
July. 66Ac asked: No. 2 hard. SsiaQS1c:
ceipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments, 1867 900 bushels.
Steady to firm for options: spot dull. but stronger.
No. 9. cash. 3sl.c: track. 3:93shc: March. as%c:
May. 3;hc bid: July. 34isc bid. OATS.-Receipts
IS, 600 bushels: shipments, 1900 bushels. About
steady. No. 2, cash, :Sl1c; track. sc; March. 2st.c;
May. s7.sc asked: July: 2a.s; No. 2 white. slgsl,.c:
track. soc. HAY-Steady to easy; timothy. $50:
prairie. So. 5OGaOo. w~HIsKY-steady: sl.:s. PORK
Firm: standard mess. 1obbing, 1926 LARD
Quiet: prime steam. $S.O5: choice. $!.l5. DRY SALT
MEAT (boxed lots)-Shoulders. A.2o: extra shorts.
BATS; ribs. s4.s7i:: shorts. $500. BACON (boaed
iots-Shouiders. 100 extra shorts, $se5: ribs.
IS. 37k: shorts. S5.50
LIVERPOOL March 1a.-wHEAT-Spot, dull; fu-
lures closed nrm: March. So sid; May. IS SD: July.
So sid. Imports Of wheat into Liverpool for the
week were: From Atlantic ports. $500 quarters:
Pacific ports, none: other ports, 10000 quarters.
~CORN-Spot. steady: American mixed new and spot.
IS sid; May. 30 4sd: July. SIS 4sd. Imports Of corn
from Atlantic ports for the week. $500 quarters
HEESE-America finest white and colored. 5la
HAMS-Short cut, steady, SIS. bel
lies. steady. s1a. LARD-Prims Western. steady.
27s Sd.
MILWAUKEE,. March 1s.-wHEAT-Dull: No.
Northern. 6Sf.c: No. 9 Northern. 67xc. RYE
Lower: No. 1, 55G5Gc. BARLEY-Dull; No. J. %Sk0
4s1sc: sample. Aa46c.
S7%c; May. SiAs@Ssc: July. A9Ss on track. No.
! hard. 6sAc: No. / Northern. s7kc: No. 9 Northern.
s5Hc.
DULUTH. March 1s.-wHEAr-No. l hard. cash.
Csc; March. csc: May. 71hc: July. :l7sc; No ]
Northern. cash, 67Sc: No. 2 Northern. ssAc.
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CHICAGO a ss ST. LOUIS
via
CHICAGO 4 ALTON RAILROAD.

Advertise your houses for sale or to let
in The Journal II you want TO secure q
purchaser Or tenant.
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Cotton.

ST. LOUIS. March n.-~corToN-ouiet 1-1sc low.
or; GALES. els bales: middling. 5lc: receipts. !. 800
bales. shipments. 1897 bales: stock. 71.s36 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March l~3.-COrTOS-Quie and
steady: sales. $3.50 bales; ordinary. 4 3-lsc: good or
binary. &c; low middling. ; 3-lSc: middIins. SIC:
good middlihg. 6nc: middling fair. &c: receipts. 4.671
bales: stock. $50. 3D7 bales. Futures steady: March,
5.;sds 5. SOC; April, S.7sg5. &c; May. 5.Sla5 SIC: June,
5.s515 Sc: July. 5.ssds. Sc: August. 5.sla5.s2c: Sep
TENDER, 5.7Ga5.f7c; October. 5..id5.75c: November,
& -4a5 T5c. December. &. 75G5 sc.
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W. r. Redmoa Grsia Company received yessertay
the following letter non c.ldvsll. kaA. dated
~ and Northern OklxAoma lsK night. followed to-
Aay by three 70 tour inches q warm snow. This. in
~ opinion q mosd farmers. puts the wheat In tine
condition. With only Q very amall per cent injured At
an, ana this only slightly. I think the Dfuapects 10
"a. arc good for Q large crop. ! thisk the farmers
0tn begtn to move their wheat nOw, - tAsy have
0H bess heAaipG = - account q u eue aaca
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First train to arrive in Chicago Is the
"Chicago Limited" via Chicago & Alton
sleepin1 cars. Dining car service a Ia carte.
The very best.
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CATTLE sHrllNo SLOWLY AND KILL.
ING STEERS LITTLE LOWER.
Hogs Active aaa Hlgher UnaeP LiGht
Observation-Disclosures ALI Dayane-
sheep Selling Mere Freely
aaa ~ Estter Prices.

A slow and weak TO IoW6f mtrket VIZ n1s. ~
terday. The run was only fair and no choice cattle
in. hence nothing to encourage buyers. AN ~
English markets were reported of. At the nve lead
ing Western points there were $500 cattle. ssaihst
%. 500 last Monday and q. 800 the same day iast year.
With such surroundings buyers were naturally oaek-
ward and btasish. The best price OF the "a. thoi..
steers, ayer,xing l,47S pounds, and the nexf. best
price wa. $500. given for : lot xs ., eo.n,ea eo aa.'f ,s
feeders. as usual Monday. were quiet. but prices
little changed. Range cattle In the native cis.sion
we're in ONLY moderate supply. Cows wefe ,.e.oy.
but steers we're weak to 10c lower and SLOW sac. IN
the Texas division there was . good run ana ssssss
steady. She stun unchanged. Mich COWS ~ tair
demand and steady. Common. $1,000: msdiim 70
REPRESENTATIVE SALES:
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.

the past " hous:
Receipts .. -. -. .624
Orive-outs 20. .. -
There was more life and strength to the market
Yesterday han for some time. The receipts were only
fair and the markets east OF US stronger. Most Of
the arrivals were lambs and quality very good. Buy
ers got to work early and paid l0Gi5c more for sheep
and l542!c more for lambs than the close OF last
week and the pens cleared early at this improvement.
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H1TsaEsT 70 sIocl
xAxsAs orr sTIlL LnADe - t.
TEXAS cAFYls TnADR
oass,ss Nero Fhaa Any 0ahes WaGos
err Market Sines D D1Soe - s
the YeaR-At the Y0E00
with Steel.

1t Is announced that the celebrated ,. ~
heIfers were sold to DIT. Charles GressWeeIs
of Denver, to be delivered June !. price -.
The J. AS are the best Known
breed Of cattle In the Pan Handle. THIS y
ore Of the first sales made this spring. a.
they are only ~yearlinss tho price o h.
large, but AZ they are Herefords and th13S
quality the best the sale ID only . fair go
Packers purchases here the last weeks
Cattle. l3.ssl: hogs. %z.os1: sheep: u.
Same week last year: Cattle. p.7S': hogs
5l.ssi: sheep, 13.36s.
Hogs have begun to run lighter at Ins
~dianapolls. The receipts there last wee8
were only 1850. 5000 less than the saoe
The movement Of cattle from here East.
white not large. Is better than . year 80
There were l3 cars sent to the seaboar9
markets last week and for export. ag11ns6
hfty-seven cars the same week last yeeS.
T. J. Timmons. who was confined TO his
home most Of last week with . severe
cold. wa at the yards again yesterday.
There were . number Of good heavy Tee
quarantine line. j. v. NcNeii. Of 0uihsse.
Ing La pounds. and sold a Az
There has been q general shortage IN tie
asssisas q az sss1 81: = ys ses e SET sseds 8
q loss Of 5s,sz7: 81. Louis. $50. Kaasae
City. S.7s4. and Omaha. N.Io0. OF the Am
be credited to Chicago. while Kansas City q,
loss Is less than % per cent.
The Texas cattle season opened this yea.
the LIST OF January. and tho run Of thesa'
cattle 70 MARKET has ben much hsexssS
furnishes some interesting figures IN re-
gard to this trade from which We . ~
following:
Total auarantined cattle At Kansas Cee,es
Chicago and 81. Louis. from January =
date have been about $4,000. AGAINST -
tho same time last year. On this number
Kansas City received 2.1S cars. . eatn %
1.26 over the same time In D0l In chi
cago for the same time the receipts were
LII cars. . gain Of - cars. g. 1o1i3
showed . Gain Of only "A cars. Tia tota1
arrivals we're $50 cars. Showtng an NJ
crease Of 2.18 cars. or nearly - % cent
OF this total increase Kansas City - cred.
tied with LES cars, or Is per cent. Foe
this class Of cattle Kansas City has 6aeD
the best market In the West. and thaDo
figures show that her Southern friends are
fully alive to the advantage Of the trade
here.
Hog purchases yesterday were:
Armour Packing Company ............. -
SWIFT ...-.. ...... ~
EOwier ........ ........... ................ ~
schxarzschnd 4 sul.berIer.."..".. .
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YORK. March l3.-Noney on call. frmer At
:.G% per cent. last loan :4 per cent: prime merran-
tile paper. sQ$S Per cent: sterling exchange. easier.
With sstusi business In hanksrs' bills AZ AGsG
ASx ~ esnaad. and at S40A6+Sa fr sixty
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Colorado Miuinr stocks.

Following arr the closing quotations Of yesterday
and Saturday q the leading stocks on the Colorado
Springs Mining exchange as reported daily by wire to
II. r. Wright 4 Co.. 100 Delaware street:
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SALES.

Receipts =. 10. -. 33
| Shipments -. -. -. ZS
A very fair marke. was had yesterday. A number
Of new buyers wers in and home traders wanted
supplies. The result: was very good trading In both
horses and mules and last weeks closing prices we're
sustained. The East and South both buying. The
quotations are:
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Seeds.

Seed0.
MLLEr-steady. German. M.oo0lss Der l"
pounds: common, 75cGsl.o0 per 100 pounda
Quoted At S59s0c per l0 pounds.
T~MOTHY-steady Quoted at S1-7s0:.~ per i"
CiovER-Demand fair. Quoted at sb.ooos.le per
bushel. .- q M
~FLAxsEED-Up again. Cash and feoruars' sl~
pr bushel, upon the basis Of pure.
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Cora.

nsas4eA sstsG 4 sf y p'sses u ~ ess
sssses y - Carr.
nses,pes the past q hosn....""- sa!sSS bushels
keceipta ams time las, yesf.......iOo.s ~ essneis
shipneats the rast u hours -...."..-.. a.oeo nusne!s
In sympathy With wheat the market for this
grain was 4 tribe stronger. and . very 5000 demand
had both for m ars,s :. And se, Sn,' :; on ns s.,u =, ! s0f ,s ss.G;
there Gas ecms trading ct Saturdays prices. May
or~ned Ct ssNe and sold w TO ssIe At which II
srsi Character Of the market remains much the same
a. the close Of lart week. ths buying being Of .
scattering nature. BY sample On s'aeS mere ~ NAN
No /: m,rea. +: car. .. ;.,. san at ,sS ~
No. { mixed. : carr At sc.
No grade, ncminsliy 3lttc.
No. z white. ) cars At ssi1c. ) eau At 0kc-
No. ) white. norninally 1e.
No. Z white. nominaiiy Sc.
Oats.
Receipts same time last yesr...........i..coo bushels
Shipments the past q hours......... 900 bushels
Shipments name time last ysar..........1 10. o0d bushels
The offerings were Q little better yesterday and 30
vas the demand. The speculative market showed
buying. Local feed dealers and the oatmeal men
both wanted supplies and the general tone Of the
the smproTemsnt ps consisted more in . ireer movemen;
than an advance In values BY sample on track
here II Kansas City:
No. 2 mixed. I car st size.
No. 3 . mixed. I car At &c.
No. 4 mixed, ncmtnaliy 2Sli0esc.
No. 3 white, 3 cars At Soc, ! car At 0Me.
No. 3 white. I car At .Ske, ] car At DC.
No. Z white. nominally &c.
Rye.
Receipts the past - $50 busheis
Receipts same time last year....-.-..- bushels
Shipments the past IS hours..--....-. SO bushels
Shipments same time last ousneis
A good strong market was had yesterday. Only z
few cars were In and they were soon disposed Of and
brought more money than for some days and closed
arm. By sample on track here At Kansas City:
No. 2. I car At sshc and ] car At Slsc.
No. 3. I car n 54Sc.
market IL still dull and but httis
doing aside from supplying the consuming trade.
Soft wheat. per barrel. patents. H.ssd3.50: straiEhts:
8. lsd2 30; extra fancy. 81. low grades. $l.se
CLIO. Hard w~heats-Patetts. 3.0o43.i streights
Se.s56:.S5 bakers. CO.,: low GRADES. tl.So0
lao. Established grades and city mills. SoQsoc PEI
coRSHEAi-steady. but slow sale. Bulk. ss9s7c
CORN cHoP-Unehsnsed. but dull. Sacked. soasis
~BRAN-steady and in fair demand. Sacked. &c
CASTOR receipts Prices nominal
Car lots, CSC per bushel.
KHFFiR coRN-steady. whits. :sesoo per bushel;
\ red. 33634o per bushel.
ton: ton lots. 1000: 1.Oo-pound lots. sE.So: less
| 81. s5 per 100 pounds, sacked. 1. o. D.
| COTTOSSEED MEAI-Quoted: Car lots sls.V PEI
| ton at Kansas City. and also all points IN kansas sno
| Missouri taking the same rate ~ Kansas CITY;
l BROOM CoRS-Quotations per ton Tor car ioS' L
| o. b., Kansas City: 80, q.
| Choice green hufl ~
Choice green self-working ....--.-. a. ~ |"
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Mach Time saved Via BuFliagton
Route.

The bes. train service to Tacoma. Seat
tie and Puget sound points. only % hours
than by any other line. This train leaves
Kansas City at 1870 a. m. tourist sleepers
leave Tuesdays and Fridays without change
by the Burlington route. Ticket ONCE. SO
Main street.
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silver.

NEW YORK. March ls.-Bsr silver. 5ssc: Mexican
dollars. 47ac.
LONDON. March 1s.-Bar silver. quiet. :7ld.
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The Very Pi.est Trai.s

Shortest and best line. Finest train and
| dining car service between the two citiesL
/ TrvS t
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N..ie.al B..k Bulletin.

WASHINGTON March 13:-(SpeclaI1 Tho
comptroller has approved the National
Bank of IN of Kansas City. rs re-
serve agent Tor the First National bank. Of
Wichita. Kas.. and First National bank at
NacOgdoches. Tex.
The comptroller has approved the change
in the officers OF the First National hank,
Of Osborne, Kas.. T. NJ. Walker. president.
in place Of George Bicknell.
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CHICAGO. March 13.-FLAXSEED-May closed At
81. 10; Northwest. 81. clh; Southwest, $l.16ia. RYE
Cash. SAC: Nay. Csc. B~ARLEY-S9T4!c TIMOTHY
March. s.. 30.
ST. LOUIS. March 6Shc. sellerl
FLAXSEED-Highsr. $l.1e.
TOLEDO. March ~1s.-RYE-ouiet: No. !: cash. Sc.
CLOvER ~SEED-Active. easy: prime cash. old. S.4s;
new, cash, March and April. p'.:..
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k.n... CITY Local secur,t,e.

Following arc the prices of local stocks and bonds.
as reported by H. p: Wright & Co.. 80 Delaware
street, telephone No 1854:
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LOUISIANA STEERS.

Receipts =. :. .. 81
Shipments -. e. 81. 79S
Ortve.outs ..
buyers to take hold quite freely yesterday and values
ruled SC higher and In some instances a little more.
But as there were 10 toppy hogs In. the tops do not
show the iul, strength OF the market. The offerings
As to quality were the poorest for some time and
much mixed. Packers. however. were all at work
and cleared the pens At an early hour. Extreme
range. s.. Q<t3. IS; bulk Of sales, %. e003. IS.
REPRESENTATIVES, GALES
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Passengers going East. ana wishing to
avoid the incline to the Union depot. can
take the Santa Fee Route trains at Twenty
second and Grand avenue station. Best
dining cars in the world: lighted by cleo
tricity.
corner Tenth and Main sts.. 1044 Union ave-.
Union depot n Grand avenue station.
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through Pullman Tourist S1eeDeP ts
California via B1Plington Route.

Personally conducted. leaves Kansas City
every Thursday. 1870 a. m. via Denver and
SaIt Lake. through the beautiful noun
tain scenery Of Colorado. Ticket ONCE.
ec3 Main street.
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The California Limited. via santa -
Route. Finer and faster than ever.
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LIQUORS for Kanaa

Finest playing cards at lowest price. a
Accent deck Of cards for Is cents. at the
ticket oGce Of the Burlington Route.
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Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL:
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Wool, Hide. and Pelts.

W~OOL-Quiet. but steady. The quotations are:
Missouri and similar-Fine, ni1G13rc: combius,
I7,salSl:c: coarse, ii=dlSi.c. Kansas. Nebraska
and Indian Territory-Fine SisJ11i.c. fne medium,
i1isVl3isc; medium. 1s,sG loisc: combins. y
16,sc; coarse. l3sr15isc. Colorado-Fine. sh010ise:
fine medium. MT I3l.c: medium. 11h014hc: eoarss
and carpet. 1l,.qi:i.c: extra heavy and sandy. 60
1,.c: bury. :a:e less.
HIDES n P~ELTs-steady. but allow sale.
around Sc: side branded. around &c: green saited.
bulls and stays. around Sic: green salted bulls. side
branded. around 5hsc; green glue tainted or spoiled
kides), &c: green incurred. 1c less than cured: green
part cured, !c less than cured. Green horsshidea.
large. S:.75: medium. $50; small. 1.sO. Dry Tint
hides. around Isc; dry salt hides. around lie; dry
bulls and stays, around l0c; dry glue. around &c.
Sheep pelts, green. t00sOc: dry. per pound. 7OSe.
Deer skins, summer. l5c: fall. 1sc: winter. 1Sc. An
telope skins. summer. 1sc. fall. lie: winter. loo.
BEESWAX-So. 1. 2tc: No. :. 100.
TALLOW-No. 1. 3hc; No. 2. &c.
3hc: yellow. :Ec: brown. &C.
ST. LOUIS. March -WOOLGeuer quiet and
unchanged. with occasional sales Of light reported II
lsh6lsc: medium: 1301sac; light nne. l2o15c:
heavy nne. s1l3c: tub washed. 1702sc.
FURs-Raccoon: large. Ss17oe: medium. so6Sc;
small. sOq 4Oc. skunk. black. so@ssc: short striped.
.oc. Mink. large. sodSsc: medium. sO&ssc: mali.
4585oc. opossum. large. l5c: medium. 1oc: small.
&c. Muskrat. fall. Sc: winter. i0c. Ctysts. 1061sc.
Fox. gray. 4o05Oc: red. sogsOc. Wolf. mountain.
NO: prairie. 3565oc. Wildcat. l909oc- Beaver.
large. 500: medium. $3.50: ANAL. 90.
Badger. 1o92sc. Otter. prime large. 9s0061.0;
prime medium. N0oqI.o0: prime small. $s.oeG1-sa.
Bear. $500 and down, a. to size and -,ality. These
prices are for prime and seasonabls goodA
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Provisions.

A fair cash trade was done yesterday IN both meats
and lard. but no investment buying. Tho want Of
life to the speculative market caused car lot buyers
to 20 slow. Prices. however. remain unchanged.
The quotations are:
GREEN MEATs-Hams, ss.7sass7h: shouldera
$4,000 .12i,-
WEE PICKLED MEATs-shoulders. M.Jh0
$50: hams. IS. stis I7.37ia
DRY SALT MEATS-Shoullers. cash. N.1S04.e6 per
cwt. short ribs, cash, y. 60. extra short clear.
81 0fa 80: short clear, 81. 7064.6O.
LARD-Prims steam. Sass.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-14
Government Bonds.

A reported yesterday by Houston, Fibls q Co.. ovs
their private New York wire:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-14

. The daily newspapers freely used are rs
rood as an army of solicitors. It's The
constant beating OF the drum hat attracts
attention.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-14

Chicago grain rcsipts-winter wheat, Is carr: -.
tract. I car. Spring wheat. 81 cara: eoassscs, : eosa.
tract. II cars.
Estimated for ~today-wAsaa. . earn; esn. -
ears: oats. rs cars.
WHEAI-Caa-Ne : rd. ahSnXe; Ne . -
G0ssc: No. . hard. 0ossc.
~CORN-Cs.h-No : mixed. 3<e: No . uAss,. ~
OATS-CaAh-N0 . mixed, 1SS017e: No. 4 ~.
39019he.