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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Grain. Meats aud Hay

ST. LOUIS. March eo.-wHEAT-Rereipts. IL 0
bushels. shipments. u. 800 bushels. Closed compare
lively steady. with options fractions higher than Sat
urday. spot frmer. No. : red. cash. elevator. zoe
track. slI11i4c: March. 70.c: May. &c asked. July.
6ifsc: No. : hard. 6iaS5c. CoRN-Receipts. s. .vyv
bushels. shipments, SO. 900 bushels. Options closed
dull and barely steady. spot easy: No. : cash, asc
track. 3+r14ac: March. 3Sc: May. 32i.c. July. S3i.c.
o~ATS-Receipts. s5.ooo bushels. shipments. $1,000
: cash. 2'i.c: track. 2sc: March. ..i.c: May. &c b,d
No. . white. Oa30,=c. CoRNMEAL@sls5 "a 81.
BRAN-Firm. sacked. east track. 5Sc. HAY-Steady
TO strong: timothy. $3.50: prairie. s6.5oas.0o. PORK
Firm: standard mess. tohbing. new. s9.lsi.. OLD.
$s.l2is. LARD-Easy: prime steam. $500: choice.
S5.01i=. DRY SALT MEATS-Boxed shoulders. Sac:
extra shorts. $40: ribs, A.s1l2; shorts. $500. BA-
CON-BJxed shoulders. $500; extra shorts. SEE:
ribs. sa.37i=; shorts. $3.50.
March a0.-WHEAT-Spot firm. CORN
Spot firm: American mixed. new. IS AID. Ameri-
May. Is SGD: July. is 44d. HEESE-America
finest white and colored. 52s. COTTONSEED OIL
Liverpool refined. strong. lis Sd. PETROLEUM-6d.
Imports Of wheat into Liverpool for the week: From
Atlantic ports. $500 quarters; Pacific ports. none;
other ports. 5000 quarters. Imports Of corn into
Liverpool from Atlantic ports for the week. 5000
quarters.
MILWAUKEE. March 2o.-wHEAT-steady; No. l
Northern. &c: No. . Northern. s6tsMS6ssc. RYE
Higher: No. l, 54isa55c. BARLEi-Steady; No. 2.
46d a6lsc: sample. d45isc.
~MINNEAPoLIs. March eo.-wHEAT-s,eady;
March. &c: May. &C: July, Csc: on track. No. l..
61Ic: No. l Northern. 6SHc: No. : Northern. S5i4c.
DULUTH. March 2o.-wHEAT-No. l hard. cash.
tSi.c: May. $3.50: July. Disc: No. l Northern and
March. Ss,sc: May. S7'sc: No. 2 Northern, 6sSc:
No. 3 spring, &c.
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EAT FIRM AND HIGHER
CLOSED WITH a GAIN OF l.Ae
10 S-Sc YEsrENDAY.
q and Oaaa Each Advanced l-Sc-
oek Declined 10 90 : 1-xc aad
Lard 3 l.2r Go Sr-Rtbs
Unchanged.

fAICAGo. March A.-o~inE TO dimin-
ID receipts to-day. and unfavorahle
tnther wheat ruled firm. May closed with
In1n OF k6Sc. Corn and oats each ad-
~ Sc. Pork declined aa s,.c. lard. sh!sI
No 4 rihe left on unchanged.
~ TJHe were . numbe OF strong factors IN
lkhe wheat markc, at the commencement
q bud traders started business In a bullish
h mood. Cables were higher and freezinS
HeAther was reported ia the wheat belt,
tshech. IL was thought. might prove dam
hgtng to the growing plant. The statistics
krore also regarded as rather favorable TO
khe buying side. Worlds shipments were
!. bonssderably smaller than expected and the
hDount on passage showed an increase for
Z SAe week OF only Sl.0O bushels. May OPEN
- A9hxc higher AT s.:snSsAc and MS crop
H1amaee claims became more numerous than
ever. the price rose 10 Gsis a6Sssc. Apparent
.Jly reliable reports from both the Northwest
and Southwest regarding farmers deliveries
aNere to the effect that receipts were being
s0eavtly reduced snd in many cases were m
iooMac4ent for the requirements of the local
i1alef.- As the scnders OF this information
iSacked up their claims with messages to
~, shorts became nervous and covered
%sesy. advancing May to esisc. Chicago got
is@scyy. -on M,n Ssss nG 2. which Two graded CON
to 60 carloads. compared with
sStor the same day a year ago. and West
UAIketS all t0lo reported JOY, w
1aeAs received, compared with ISL GOO last
SI. Atlantic port ciearahces were rather
nt Amounting TO only l51 600 bushels, hut
<k ~ exclusive Of reports from Newport
Aoss and Gulf ports. The market ruled
~ nfm the greater part OF the session,
II 0ear the end taking OF profits BY scalp
resulted IN q reaction Of 67Sc, and the
9Sce q the close was 675sc buyers.
= country acceptances and small re-
k9e1pte strengthened corn. A fairly rood
4Soc9iativ business was done At some little
Involvement In prices. Receipts 5Os cars,
l1oy opened q shade higher At 3shG3Ssc,
Doganced to S4hc and closed with buyers
- oetc. The cash demand was improved
49, resulted In sales OF 10000 bushels for
mediate rail shipment.
Ky GOOD cash demand and considerable
SSyl0g OF July by the country helped oats.
~ Ine session fseared the close. however.
II selling caused a loss OF more than
~ the advance. Receipts l5s cars. May
%go9 &c up At DC. rose to 26,Sc, then de-
- 70 xsk@zohc. and closed at 25Ic.
EoT1sions opened strong, I'm sympathy
- pnoyancy Of the grain markets. but
- lost the advance on selling out by
%lnees on which to market their holdings.
~ po1k opened &c up At SyOeh6SyOs sold
70 A&. then firmed up to 0.Szis AZ The
- The range in lard and RIBS was
Estimated receipts for Tuesday: wh.s,
~: corn. rs cars: oats, $50 cars; hogs
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OKLAHOMA STEERS.

N INDIAN COWS.
1..1OS0.. $50 %. .1O62.. 25 a.. $685.. s15
g. $50. $50 As. Sss.. % q. $40. IS
n INDIAN BULLS.
Ills. i::l1;s" s% !::l 49, i, a.: 1852 s1s
TEXAS AND INDIAN CALVES.
-. 3O7.. 40 .. $780,. 90
AMI INDIAN OXEN.
l.. $50. 800 10. .1201.. 40 s.. sis.. go
HOGS-Movements the past IS hours:
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". H. Barse. who for the past four years


Mix Seikel, Dale. o. T.. shipped in hogs
yesterday.
]. T. Chelf. of Pond Greek. o. T.. had in
hogs yesterday.
G.. Rezac. st. Marys. Kas.. shipped in
cattle yesterday.
James Malone. Shawnee. O. T.. shipped In
cattle yesterday.
Kirk Bros, Maple City, Kas., were In yes
terday with cattle.
w. III. Willie, Walula. i. T.. ehtppe0 IN
hogs yesterday.
Johnson & Smith. Norman. O. T.. shipped
in cattle yesterday.
smith & Kilwe. Perry. o. T., were IN
yesterday with hogs.
Frank Rolf. Lyons. Kas.. was in yester.
day with cattle and hogs.
J.. Manwaring, Gravitt, Ark, was At the
yards yesterday with hogs.
]. F. mccarthy. Mercer. Mo-, vas ut the
yards yesterday with cattle.
o. C. Hellebrant. Arkansas City. Kaa,
was In yesterday with cattle.
John Staley. Norman. O. T., was On the
market yesterday with cattle.
w. H. johnson. Norman. O. T.. shipped
cattle to the yards yesterday.
j. l.. Usher. Guthrie, O. T.. was ON the
market yesterday with cattle.
d. H. Hallock, Bloomington. Neb.. was In
yesterday with cattle and hogs.
Thomas 9. Stewart. Brady. O. T., was ON
the market yesterday with cattle.
Hon. ]. E. Conklin. Hutchinson. Kas.. wsv,
on the market yesterday with cattle. -
Robert Godfrey, Long Island, Kas., shin
day.
The Standard Meat & Live Stock Com
pany. OF Denver. had q shipment Of sheep
at the yards yesterday.
4: SHELTON. Long Island. Kas.. was hero
pounds hat sold for N.72h.
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Grain Notes.

$4,000 bushels.
Wheat imports at Liverpool. last week were sss 900
bushels. from American Atlantic ports.
The English visible supply Of wheat decreased $780,
ooo bushels last week. against 1850 bushels increase
the previous week.
kss.. Yesterday which say they will not have 80 per
cent Of q wheat crop this year. This the firm con-
siders entirely reliable.
The amount Of wheat on ocean passage to Eu-
rope increased go. 600 bushels last week and is now
-. 900 bushels; corn decrease 22. 900 bushels. max
Ing the total Il. $50. 600 bushels.
The temperature was rather low yesterday morning
for this season Of the year-20 TO Is In Kansas. II
to is in Nebraska and Iowa. Is to Is in Illinois: 3
below zerp In the Northwest. Warmer and unsettled
weather IL predicted.
Kansas City grain stocks. with changes last week.
are as follows: Wheat: $50 bushels, decrease g..
bushels: nats. Ii. zoo bushels. unchanged; rye: 10. 800
bushels. increase 100 bushels.
Yesterdays clearances for export at the four Allan
Of hour. 20. is3 bushels Of corn and "a. rs bushels of
oats. Total wheat and nour ciearances amount TO
s7.ooo bushels and corn s3o.5s bushels.
The primary market receipts yesterday were So. 900
bushels OF wheat. against 5sl. 900 bushels 4 year ago.
Shipment were 3es. 900 bushels: last year. $40. OO
bushels. Corn receipts. 1885, 900 bushels: a year ago.
Ss5. 900 busheis. Shipments. %. 900 bushels: last year,
<ss. 900 bushels.
A message OF the Rock Grain Company. Great Benz.
Kas.. to the Richardson Grain Company yesterday
said: Wheat damaged to the extent Of % per cent.
kansas will not raise 5000 90 bushels OF winter
wheat this year."
A letter from Moses Bros. Of Great Bend. Kas.,
to their Kansas City once. received yesterday. said:
Barton county. which is the second largest wheat
producer In the state. will not have over 30 per
cent Of . crop this year. according 10 the very best
Information obtainabie and personal investigation.
The worlds shipments OF corn last week were
asa. 900 bushels, against <.+.5.0 900 bushels the pre-
vious week and <.s3S 900 bushels . year ago. Last
weeks shipments included LII. 900 bushels from the
United etates. $4,000 bushels from Russia. 4s.OO0
bushels from Argentine and 2ss.e bushels from
Danubian ports.
The worlds shipments Of wheat land nour rs wleat)
from the different countries for the weeks ending on
The dafAA named Hene m follnIa.
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'rtnothy and other varieties Included.
More In than Tor some days. and low grades SLOW
and weak, t; choice and No J selling fai'iy at
steady prices. Timothy and clover ni'o in very good
request. aud. under light oneriuEs. held hrm. Sales
ana quotations furnished by The Kansas City Hay
ncslci-' exchange.
ss'rs: No. I prairie. = cars ut 500. . cars at So "a.
cars at asao. No. . prairie. ] car Al $685.. I cars Al
tS.@. : cars az E.'5. No. ; prairie. : cars At $3.50,
cars at ta.:a. straw. wheat. l car at SoS.
euotationr; T~tmothy-Chnice, S..oou No. !.
"a. q 90: No. =. 81. soG6 %: No. :. s.. Jah6.0o. Clio.
yer mixcd--No. I. s.. 9d %; No. .. s6,eoG6. 80: No,
. xs.s0dt,o0 Pure clover-t6.t 500 100. Prairie
sho'ce. E@6'.0: No I. tSssfS!o: No. p s. .ssd
a..; Nc. :, N.1saa.. IS: No. 4. S.aod&.ao. e. Packing
-SS.ao63.yl AifsIGa-si asn'.1. Straw-Rye. NV
Vs.se: wheat. 81. GOat.ce ost. 33.0003.so.
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9U1Uo ~ - 3 hssss.............io.eee bushels
DUDB 0Do oOo ~ oAr.............d.ooo onshels
n1Don14 - - ~ Ao0sS.............. A.eoo bushels
1891 0De tl0o ~ yoaf........ 10. ~ bushels
n ~ oooa 0arkse vss - bAo yestsrday fer ali
- = 100 0nDso q osa1y peiooaL LoV grnAeaL
5000. Ouo 1na6U anA 0sieeo a thses were harslv
61nv, A. 6 Nh tho As0ana Was coaAnsA 70 a.
- nsAA ssAAAas aiu eoaplainiag tAat psseso
~ - ~ higA Or thsA. hsees vhils pracss vers
~ - eA1so Was a aeeeneo = raj life - shs mar
~ aAAp1o - tack her0 q Harms City:
TA 01ss1, as0iaaiiy ak031c.
III 01ns1, Z or q &c. I eaf ~ e 47xe.
01ssa. nnnanaoly -.
uAAta, . ears q 1Bke, Z eAs at &c, 3 cars n
- q -.
- q uAieo. 3 cars q 0kc.
9 Uhlee. oonioally de.
s DC.
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or MTeaesT 70 sTockilm
Nm. sonS ?. O,LEAnr hepeNss u
COLONEL ALDERr DEAN.
Many Chsiee Westesn Lasts In Yes
teRday ana They SssA NJ G001
Prices - visilsps n he
Yards win Sssek.

Dr.. John P. O'Leary reported to Colonel
Albert Dean yesterday for assignment. He
years ago. but resigned his position to axe
a postgraduate course at Cornell unit
versity. from which school he comes bach
He was assigned to duty In tbs yards be. "a
as cattle inspector. va
There were a number of choice westesIor
p. Rhoads. OF Las Animas. Col. had here
49l choice medium wool lambs Of his OVID.
feeding averasins e pounds, that vsfe
per 1W. The same firm also sold for Ey
4 Blackburn. OF Las Animas. "a lambs OF
the same breeding and quality. averaging
IS pounds, at $50.
Chicago received last week 4.<3 cattle in
ceived for the same time 4.7I. The Texans
are still with US.
Sioux City. Ia. is having better receipts
this year than last. Since the hrst OF the
year II has received 16.000 more cattle ara
800 more hogs. compared with the same
II would seem that the Southern cattle.
,hs w y mGrs b a'seess The 70 SAM mse Antonio sas S,e sres 2,
Express, of March Is. says:
n. B.. wood!sy. OF this city. Yesterday
cI,s. g g. L r. 3 100 N Sesa 81 + ! and s 2, aeeia
steers at mas for the yeariings and xe2s
for the :s. there being a small
s 9. IS , am1nS xh she Iissa + = Concession a. %"G from
the price he has asked. he feels that he can
well afford to raise cattle at these prices.
and believes hat the territory buyers
should be met half way in the matter OF
price. as that section has furnished a val
liable market for Southern cattle for many
years past and Is deserving Of encourages
ment and consideration at our hands. p
wv. J. Slaughter. of Frio City. has Sc =
to F. Lee Buel. Of Chicago. 800 coWs -
$3.50 per head. They will be shipped -,
the territory this spring. Ns I
Other trades at the convention were -
Captain Cattle Company. Of Roswell. ~. H..
to ToOmb. Lake & Co.. LOCO 2-year-osds ee
S22.O. and 3.00O yearlings at M: cattle ]
Roswell county. T. p. Jones. Of Wichita
Falls. to J.. II. Houssles. 5000 3-yeax-oSo
steers in Wichita county"
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New Pelham Tourist Sleeper. Kansas
City to Portland.

Leaves Kansas City via the Union Pacific
railroad every Thursday evening at ga
and runs through 10 Portland without
change In seventy-tWo hours. This Is pos
itively the quickest time made between
Kansas City and Portland.
Maximum comfort at minimum cost is
bull, and operated. specia,iN adsn.sd 70
ladies and children travelling alone. A fine
chance to see Denver. Passengers for San
Francisco or Los Angeles faking berths in
this tourist car do not have TO leave the
train between Kansas City and their destin-
alton. ~ the only change is stepping
from one car to another en- route In the
middle Of the day. Porters accompany each
car.
Ticket ofices. l0e Main street. lesS Union
avenue and Union station. Telephone 100.
For further particulars call on or address
J. b. FRAWLEY. Genl Agent.
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State and Railroad Bonds.

NEW YORK. March a.-ClosinE quotations on the
New York Stock exchange were.
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Shows crop summary says that the crop reports
show extremes. and II IL still early 10 dscide den
nitely. hut the fall conditions were favorable for a
surface root growth. and the winter conditions were
exceedingly trying. Ohio advices indicate q favorable
outlook. Texa. reports the need OF rain. and more
outlook than usual. Kentucky reports late sown
ssrtously damaged. Tennessee. late sown badly dam
aged. Auchigan reports lack Of snow protection over
Important areas. and the condition generally below
the average. lAdiana reports q favorable condition
south ana east. but unfavonhle north and west.
Hiinois. for the greater part Of the state. reports the
coalition Doubtful with Q leaning toward serious
damage. Missouri reports extremes Of bad and good.
Kansas reports small snow protection. but considers
the damaee small. Nebraska reports are not favor
able. Tne acroage 10 the largest ever aoun.
Changsa In the visible supply Of grain In the
United Rtates and Canada a. reported BY the Chicago
hard of trade;
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Quotations below are for car lots. on small lots high
er prices are asked and obtained. enough being asked
to cover the cost Of caring Tor and filling them.
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LIVE STOCK By TELEGRAPH.

81. JOSEPH. March .e.-CATTLE-Receipr.. 90,
active and about steady.
~HOGS-Rece.pts, $50: weak TO 10 iaN.r- m,
S3.s: bulk. s3.a5H2- s.. "
SHEEP-Receipts. 800: steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. March 2o.-CATTLE-Recsip,s.
] so. 5GIac lower.
81. 55sIi -.
~SHEEP-Reeeipts 5000: stronger.
CHICAGO. March ao.-~CATTLE-Rece pts. Is. 900.
Ihere VAS good demand for the right kind ot cstiis
To-day and such grades sold at forme. prioes. there
being a scarcity Of veil matured heavy t%eves. Com
mon ana medium droves comprised the bulk Of Of
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

Nuncil finds
call aveRuaI
~ street To
y Necessary.
Aim Y AnInl
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The Union Pacific will sell tickets TO
points in Montana. Idaho. Oregon and
Washington al half rates plus s. for round
trip tickets. and half rate plus 81 for one
way tickets: Dates OF sale. March 9Th and
2lst. This is your chance. Ticket Offices
lG1 Main street. 1895 Union avenue and
Union station. Telephone 100.
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The Union Pacific is now selling tickets
to Portland. Tacoma. Seattle. Butte. Hell
ena. and other Northwest points at rate of
SeS.S to San Francisco, Los Angeles. San
Diego. and other points In California AZ
So. 30. The Union Pacific is the shortest
and best line and makes quickest time.
Only line running two fast trains daily
from Kansas City to Denver, Salt Lake
and San Francisco. No change of cars TO
San Francisco or Portland. Ticket offices.
1890 Main street. 1GSs Union avenue and
Union station. Telephone ll09.
J. b. FRAWLEY. Gen. Agent.
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21

The speculative market was dull and weak, but In
cash there was very good trading. While there was
little change In prices Of actual meats. yet the sit
uAtion favored buyers. The quotations are:
f MEATS-Hams, S.7547.0. shoulders,
H0oa4 l.iz.
SWEET PICkLED MEATS-Shoulders. A.s71.6
40: hams. 81. 00g .37h.
DRY SALT MEATS-Shouiders. cash. a. :aa Us per
cwt. short ribs. cash. S.45af.G extra short clear,
81. asa 81. short clear. 81. ~ ".
LARD-Prims steam, A35.
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Much Time saved Via Burlington
AON1e.

The best train service to Tacoma. Seat
tie and Puget sound points, only 63 hours
from Kansas City. 10 hours shorter time
than by any other line. This train leaves
Kansas City at lO:i0 a. M. tourist sleepers
leave Tuesdays and Thursdays without
change by the Burlington route. Ticket
office, $50 Main street.
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Reduced Rate. q the Pacific Coast
Vim Santa Ee ROate.

Effective March 18th. the second class
rate. Kansas CITY to San Francisco. Los
Angeles. San Diego and Intermediates. viii!
he $3.50. Through tourist sleeping car
service. daily. No necessity of waiting for
special DAYS to start.
Also reduced rates to points in the North
west.
Santa Fe Route ticket offices. ne. cor. 10th
and Main sts.: lGi4 Union ave. and Union
depot.
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.,..: aA"e4s.t aud n.ssass.. commercial bills.

81. S.tt.
ONION March eo.-Moncy. :,sa:S per cen,
discount IN oprn market for short bills and three
months' bills. 90, yer rent.
CHICAGO. March so.-Clearings. SIS. III. c.t: bal
ancas. s2.ast.Ga3. New York exchange. sDc discount
sterling exchange. posted. a4.sifi. SIC; actual. 81. saE
4t.M,s: sixty days. - scisfftsti,
u ORLEANS. March .0.-Tlcarings. $780,. 50,
New YORK exrhange. bank. 81 premium. commercial.
SOC premium.
ST, LOUIS. March :0.-CIearings. 81. ssh. 800: bal.
anoss. $S3i.lN: money. 4ds per cent: New York ex.
change. lc discount bid. Zoe premium asked.
CINCINNATI March .o.-Money. .i.Ts per cent
New York exchange. 40a5oc discount: clearings, 81.
ssI. SO.
PHILADELPHIA. March 20. -Ciearing.. 81. i.i. l6a
balances. 81. 7s7. 80.
BALTIMORE. March 2O.-Clearings. So. an. 1s3: bal
ances. &1ss .sl.
NEW X March :o.-Clearings. sios. 1ot 3i.
balances. 81. 5I9. a3..
BOSTON. March :o.-CIearings. SIC, az. SOS: bal
ances. 81. lI6. COS.
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CHICAGO. March eo.-FLAXSEED-May closed al
81 .eI; Northwest. 81. %: Southwest. H.l.ik. RYE
Cash. Gc: May. Easlt.c- BARLEY-oa47c: TIM
OTHY-March. So is.
l. ST. LOUIS. March ac bid. FLAN-
~SEED-Higher: $l.13.
TOLEDO. March firm: No. . cash,
5c hid. CLOVERSEED-Active. higher; prime cash.
old. s.. ssi-: new cash. March and April. s5.57s bid.
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Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. March 20.-COFFEEtOptions opened
steady at unchanged prices. ruled quiet. with mar
row changes and only local trading. buying checked
by smaller warehouse movement and apathy of spot
buyers. Selling checked by smaller receipts at Rio
and Santos. Closed steady. unchanged to 5 points
lower. Sales. 5000 bags. including July. 5.eof5 .25c;
August. 5.3Oc; September, SOC; October. I. SOC: De-
cember. 5.Sjc. Spot conee-Rio, dull and easy: No.
Z invoice, Sic: j0bbIng, CSC: mild. quiet, but about
steady: Cordova, sale. S~UGAR-Raw. quiet and
barely steady; fair refining. S5sc: centrifugal. IS test.
4a.c: molasses sugar, 3Ac: refined easier: No. IL.
&c: No. Is. %l-16c; No. IA. 4 1-16c: mold A. S 3-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS. March :0.-SUGAR-Firm: open
kettle. 3s4c: open kettle. centrifugal. 9-l6G4 size;
centrifugal yeilows. 4hGiAc; seconds. 2a4d 3-1Sc.
MO-LASSES-Strong. centrifugal. 7alSc. COFFEE-
Rio, ordinary to fair. unchanged.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
sTOCk MARK EFT CLOSED WEAK,
WITH MIXED VET CHANGES.
Sugar Opened With an Advance Of
Eight POints. Ran on Three a"d
One.Half Points. and Then
Flnlahed ~ lS:.

The situation at the banks Westerns. ma' III, ~
changed som. little new paper was Offering, oo,h
from the country and home borrowers. hut . : .no,c
loans were very moderate. Money Is IN 9oa supp.s
md easy. though rates remain unchanged. sun 'Us
per cent. Currency shipments TO the country lisn'.
hank ciear,ngs. 81. &C.,, 5is. against sl.Sse.i' a ne
crease of 81 80. al. . loss OF 4 per cent
Eastern exchange tirner. -.
Houston. T1ble 4 Co.. exchange brokers. quote II as
follows; New York. par; Chicago. par 81. LOUIS.
ir discount.
rb. xoIa reserve Yesterday WAS S:il. 10. so.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
The Commercial Clubs Favorlte,
.kansas City"

Is the newly eQuippe splendid dining
car named kansas CITY" on the BurlinE-
ton route trains from Kansas City TO Chi
cago. at Clio y. m, and Kansas City to
n. James 4 Sons. new linen. new table
ware. the best cooks and most attentive
Walters. Burlington route ticket Office. So
Main street.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-21
Passengers going East and wishing

Passengers going East and wishing To
avoid the incline TO the Union depot. can
tax the Santa Fe Route trains at Twenty
second and Grand avenue station. Best
dining cars in the world: lighted by cleo
Iricity.
Santa Fe Route ticket offices. northeast
corner Tenth and Main SITS. l04 Union ave,
Union depot and Grand avenue station.