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THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1899.
MAY
WHEAT
IS OFF AGAIN
SHORT SELLING AND HEAVY LIQUI
DATION CAUSES A SLUMP.
Price Declined From 1 1-4 to 1 3-Sc
Jnly From 1 S-S to 1 3-4c Corn
Lower and Oats Unchanged
Provisions Advanced.
CHICAGO, April 24.-Hoavy liquidation
and short selling to-day under tho Influence
of seasonable -weather and better crop re
ports caused a sharp decline In wheat. May
closed with a loss of UiSflSc and July 1H
lj'c. Corn declined Sc and oats closed un
changed. Pork and ribs each advanced "c
and lard 2"ij"k. Fine seeding weather and
claims of crop Improvement caused a heavy
feeling In -wheat at the start. There -was a
Rood demand for May at the opening, but
July gradually gave way under the ln
lluencc of heavy liquidation and short sell
ing. May Anally yielded, but the discount
was narrow to about y-c. The market got
under putsjmd there was little demand on
the break except against thoso privileges.
May opened a shade lower at T3c, firmed up
to 73Hc, declined to 71c and closed at 71"c.
July started He lower at 73?i73Tic sold off
to T2Hc and closed with buyers at 2',c.
Chicago received 02 cars, four of which
graded contract. Minneapolis and Duluth
got 19S cars against 3S3 last year. Primary
Western market receipts were 360.000 bush
els compared with; 334.000 bushels a year
ago. Atlantic port clearances equaled 343.
000 bushels in wheat and flour. The world's
visible decrease 2.337,009 bushels, compared
with 4.SOO.O0O bushels decrease last year. Ru
mors of heavy export sales at the seaboard
wpre not credited.
Suggestions of increased acreage this
year and heavy receipts weakened corn.
Liquidation was heavy. Shipping demand
only fair. Receipts, 350 cars. May started
unchanged at SJUOTlTic. touched 31Hc and
declined to HHfi341ic at the close.
A good cash demand and buying by ele
vator Interests Held oats steady. Receipts.
38 cars. May started a shade lower at
26&C sold sparingly at 264g26'iic decIIHeTl
to 26rc and rallied to 265A26Hc at the
close.
Provisions opened weak on liberal hog
receipts, but subsequently the market be
came firm on covering. Slay pork opened
Bg7c lower at JS.92V40S.93, advanced to
J5.05 and closed at 19.02'. Tho range in
lara ana nos was extremely narrow.
Estimated receipts for Wednesday:
"Wheat, 40 cars; corn, 125; oats, 133 cars,
and hogs, 31,000 head.
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
"Wheat Dull and Lower Corn OH ,
Little Oats Steady.
In store Wheal. S9S.OO0 bushels: com. 236.000 buia
cla: oats. 7.100 bushels; rye. 16,000 bushels.
Wheat.
Receipts the past II hours 21.150 bushels
Receipts same time last year 32,500 bushels
Shipment the put 21 hours 11.700 buihels
Shipments same time last year. 24,050 bushels
TVana and sunshine accompanied by better crop
reports caused a sharp decline yesterday. A cum
ber of selling orders were reported In from the
country In Chicago and futures there declined from
the opening. And with this Ireer selllns the. bearish
sentiment became more pronouneed than for some
days. Cables vers hither at the opening, but as
the day advanced fortlen markets, as well ss our
own, save vtay and by the close May deliveries In
Chicago had declined ISc and cloud near the low
point of the day. Here futures also save way
sharply In sympathy, both May and July declining
14c and finished at the low point of the day. The
cash market Influenced by the decline In futures
was also loner and even at a sharp reducUon there
was no life to the market. Prices not only ruled
sharply lower, but there was no life to the market
ien at lha lower range of prices. Both buyers and
sellers disposed tn go slow and st the close a number
of samples were sun unsoio. no. - uiru com tn'w
Sc over test. No. 2 bsrd, 74c over snd No. 4 hsrd
e .,- tw umni. nn track here at Kansas City:
Ko. S hsrd, 1 car 69 pounds at 6754c 1 car 9 pounds
at C7c 1 car 9 pounds mixed st 67c, 2 cars 9 pounds
bcourra at rotc a ct o ymiu . ,,731, w- -n
pounds at 66Hc 1 car IS pounds st 6554c
o. nara, a car 0,51 puuuus wow - ..
Alfalfa-$7.008S.0. Straw Rye. tl.0OSl.SO;. wheat.
I3.S0Ct.00; oat. $3.0083.50.
Yesterday's Chicago Market
Furnished by the French Bros. Commission Company,
room 22, Board of Trade buUdtnc: -m
Closed
Opened. Highest. Lowest. Closed. Monday.
WHEAT
73.
73-4
734
73i
73
7i?i ;
72H-14
71H
72U
714
73-H
734-71
734-Ji
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS
DEALING IJT STOCKS YESTERDAY
WAS RATHER DULL.
rounds at 63V4C 1 car 66 pounds mixed at 634c 1 car
1.". nMlnfl, at !UlL
ho. 4 hard, 3 cars 56 pounds at. 6314c 4 cars 55
jwunds st 6214c. 1 car 5454 pounds at 62c, 1 car 64
pounds at 62c, 1 car S3 pounds st 61 He 2 cars S3
pounds st 61c - cars S3 pounds at 60V4c, 1 car 50
pounds at 594c ... .,
n.i.rtrd rd. 1 ear 524 pounds at 60c 1 car El
pounda at 60c, 1 car 4314 pounds at 58c
So. 2 red. nominally 810824c
, No. X red, nominally 75880c
. No. 4 red, nominally 68874c
No. 2 spring, 2 cars 5714 pounds white st 67i". 1
car 57 pounds at 64Jjc
No. S spring, 1 car 51 pounds white at 6314c 1 car
ES pounds at 34c 1 car 53 pounds at 62c
Rejected spring, 1 car 5214 pounds at 6014c.
Kansas City futures yesterday and the day before:
Closed
Wheat Opened. High.
May ...
July ..
Corn
May ...
July ..
. 65i
, 6J54
61
65Ti
, 21S1 Siy.
. 2214 234
Corn.
liw.
63
H
S1K
3214
Close.
63
634
31K
3214
Mon.
6614
67
314
32:4
necelpts the past 24 hours 15,000 bushels
Receipts same time last year 63,250 bushels
Shipments the past 24 hours 57,000 bushels
Shipments same time last jear. 42,000 bushels
"" The sharp decline In wheat caused a sympathetic
weakness In this grain yesterday. Prices were not
only a trifle lower, both here and In Chicago, but
demand light. But few orders coming in and the
local business much restricted, and while the receipts
were llghti yet at the close a number of samples
were sUU unsold. The future, as well as cssh, mar
ket was a hesitating one and the weakness here
was quite noticeable snd May deliveries both here
snd lnChIcsgO"closdTicsr'the'low point of the day.
By sample on track here at Kansas city:
No. 2 mixed, 2 csrs at 33c - cars at ZV.it, " cars
at 22Uc
No. 3, 2. cars at S24c
No. 4 mlied, nominally 22c
No grade, nominally 3114c
No. I white, 1 car 344c
No. I white nominally 34c
No. 4 white nominally 32833c
Oata.
May
July
Sept.
May 3(14 3414 344-M. MH-"4 3114-H
July 33U-K 35U-H 3?i-!i 34X-T4 35H
Sept. 33!. 3S-4 33H SSK-tt 3514
May 264 2614-S 26S 2614-H 2614-H
July 24H-I4 2454-14 2411 24U-H 24H-14
Sept. 22U 22H 2214 2214 2254
POKK
May S 9214-S3 9 03 8 92H-95 9 0214 9 00
July 9 12V4 9 20-2214 9 12Vi 9 3" Wi
Sept. 9 321, 9 3714 9 3214 9 2214 9 3214
LAUD
May E 1714-20 S 6 1714-29 5 20 E 15-1714
July 5 30 SSH 5 30 5 3214 E 30
Sept. E 40-4214 5 45 5 40-1214 E 43 6 40-1214
S. RIBS
May 4 70 4 724 4 70 4 70 4 70
July 4 8214 4 83 4 8214 4 S2"4 4 8214
Sept. 4 93 4 3714-5 4 95 4 9714 4 95-9714
Chicago grain receipts Winter wheat. 14 cars; con
tract. 4 cars. Spring wheat, 78 cars: contract, none.
Corn. 356 cars; contract, 80 cars. Oats, SO cars; con
tract, 41 cars.
EsUmated for to-day Wheat, 40 cars; corn, 125
cars: oats. 133 cars.
WHEAT Cash No. 2 red, 7514S77c: No. 3 red, 739
75c: No. 2 hard, 68269c; No. 3 bard, 65X36SC
CORN Cash No. 3 mixed, 3114c; No. 2 white,
3414c
OATS Cash No. 2 mixed, 271ie3"?ic; No. 2 white,
30030 4c
Grain Tiotcm.
Put on Kansas City July wheat, good to-day, sold
at 64!sc: calls, 6Sc
An Odessa cable reads: Stocks of wheat sre rapidly
decreasing and no wheat Is arriving. Rain Is needed
badly.
A New York messace resterdar said: They are talk
ing 110 loads of wheat Uken here and at outporta for
export.
The exports of oats from the United States for tho
week ending April 14 were 626.112 bushels; of barley
15,680 bushels and of rye 50,147 bushels.
Liverpool wheat receipts for three days were 365,000
bushels. Including 263.000 bushels from American
AUanUc ports. Corn receipts were 107,000 bushels.
A Minneapolis message says: Southern Minnesota
Is about through seeding. The wheat acreage will
bo cut down, hut the acreage for coarse grains in
creased,
a f!nnannl!l message Testerdsv said: There have
been large sales of oats here for export in the last
few days, ana stocks win accrease sdoui iov.uw
bushels this week.
Puts on Chicago July wheat, good to-day, sold yes
terday at 71H071KC closing at 71Sc: calls. 72Ti
73c; July wheat sold on the curb at 72HB7211c; puts
on July corn, 3414c; calls, 35c
The Central Russian statistical committee has lust
Issued its final report of the wheat crop of 1898. It
makes the yield 3L7O0.O0O quarters, against 30,000,000
quarters for 1E97. sn lncresse of 7,100,000 quarters, an
equivalent of 59,290,00 bushels.
YMterdav'e clearances for export at me lour Atlan
tic ports were 74,000 bushels of wheat. 50.347 packages
Of QOUr, 259,600 DUsneiS Ot corn. 1m,vm duxucib uk
oats and 8,682 bushels of rye. Total wheat and Sour
clearances amount to 245,000 bushels, and corn, 302,-
4S5 bushels.
The prlmsry market receipts yesterday were 357,000
bushels of wheat, against 394.000 bushels a year ago.
Shipments were 171,000 bushels; last year, C60.000
bushels. Corn, receipts 352,000 bushels; a year ago,
653,000 bushels. Shipments, 469,000 bushels; last
year, 1,201,000 bushels.
Bradstreets weekly report of changes In the world's
risible supply of wheat is as follows: East of the
Rocky mountains In tho United Stales decreased
1,972,000 bushels: in Europe and afloat on the ocean,
decreased 1,800,000 bushels; totsl decresae, 3,772.000
bushels, against 4,896,000 bushels decrease a yesr ago.
Corn decrease 2,763.000 bushels, and oats decreased
701,000 bushels.
P. T. Hamm & Co. received the following letter
yesterday from Wellington, Kas.: "Plenty of wheat
In the hands of farmers here snd proepects In Sum
ner county are on the average ery good for the com
ing wheat crop. It Is true some whest is killed, but
only that was sowed carelessly snd by shiftless peo
ple. We think Sumner county will equal last year's
crop or better.
A letter from W. H. Giles, of Abilene, Kas., writ
ten to W. Vi. Cowen. says: "Conditions have im
proved here, and I now look for three-fourths of our
average crop. This means, I think, we will have
as many bushels of wheat In this country as last
year. The acreage Is about 10 per cent larger. Oats
are generally In the ground and up. There will be a
large racreage all over the country of oats and corn.
The weather Is fine."
Writing to Ferine Bros., Carter & Moodle, of Well
ington, Kas., say: "There Is nothing so far to
change our opinion regarding the wheat prospects.
The wheat Is looking better, but it Is time. We
think wa will be exceedingly lucky If we hsrvest 50
per cent of the wheat sown last fall. Wheat is
growing nicely and the weeds are coming right along
with it. Some fields look fine,, while right next to
them are others where the wheat is very thin and
short and weedy.'
Among the more Important changes In the avail
able supply of wheat the past week, shown by
Bradstreet's and not otherwise reported, were de
creases of 268,000 bushels at Chicago private ele
vators, 268,000 bushels at Manitoba storage points,
200.000 bushels st Northwestern Interior elevators,
200,000 at Gslveston. 156,000 bushels at Portland and
6.000 bushels at New Orleans. The principal In
creases sre those .of 310,003 bushels at Kingston and
1(7,000 bushels at Burlington.
W. J. Pope, of Chicago, who Is Just back from Cali
fornia, says: "I found -Kansas, as I came through
it, looking better than 1 expected to find It after
reading newspaper crop descripUons. They seem to
think they will have 40.000,000 bushels of whest It no
new bad conditions occur. Of course that Is barring
hot winds. I don't see where they get the expecta
tion of a great crop for California. I should say not
more than 75 per cent of a crop out there. They need
rain badly already."
Of the exports from the United States for the
week ending April 14, United Kingdom points got
715.938 bushels of wheat, 9(7,583 bushels of corn,
78.801 barrels of flour: French ports, 9,300 bushels of
wheat, 141,070 bushels of corn: other Continental
points. 339.000 bushels of wheat; 1,106,304 bushels of
corn, 46,595 bsrrels of flour; Asia. 31.308 barrels of
flour: South America 1.970 barrels of flour: Oceanlca,
E.S00 barrels of flour; all other points, 1.6S5 bushels
of corn snd 12,291 barrels of flour.
Tar lnt reeelnts of whest:
K. c cm. &L. 1 Aipis,
A Heavy Market In the Forenoon Wm
Followed by a Reaction Later
Especially KotlceableAmons;
thc Grousers.
There was nothing new In the local money market
yesterday. The call for money was only moderate
and most of tho new paper onenng was reaiscouma
from tho country. The general trade made but little
new paper, though there was more or less renewing
being reported. Rates stesdy at 765 pr cent. Cur
rency shipments to the country continue light. Bank
clearings, 81,711,755, against 31,706,912, an Increase
of 11,813.
Eastern exchange still In good demand.
Houston, Flble Co., exchange brokers, quote It
as fclloas: New Tork, 20e premium; Chicago, par;
St. Louis, par.
Gold reserve yesterday, 22,512,26(.
Bid. Asked.
123 MS
60
210
125
113
80
120
130
95
133
95
119
85
80
10
33
65
220
130
117
8214
123
135
100
140
97
12014
8714
8214
53
70
12
105 106
.10314 10114
. 91 97
. 1W 13
.10014 102
.103 10314
. 63 66
. 8314 8614
.108
.112 115
.10214 ..
.103
.113 117
.102 103
. 93 9214
. 53 54
ances, S615.284. Money, 4S7 per cent. New l'ork ex
change, par bid, 15c premium asked.
MEMPHIS,, April 25. Clearings, 3247,271; balances,
(40.188.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25. Clearings. 81.704.433.
New York exchange, bank, 81.00 per 81,000 pjemlum;
commercial, EDO per 31,000 discount.
Silver.
NEW YORK, April 25. Bar silver, 4014c; Mexican
dollars. 47c
LONDON, April 23. Bar sliver, steady, 27 13-164,
Kongo City Local Securities).
Following are the prices of local stocks and bonds,
as reported by If. P. Wright & Co., 730 Delaware
street, telephone No. 2634.
Annual Last
dm- divi
dend, dend.
National Bank of Commerce.. 6 Jan. 99
Kansas City State bank 6 Jan. '99
First National bank. 6 Jan. '99
Interstate National bank 6 Jan. '93
Union National hank 7 Apr. '99
American National bank 6 Jan. '99
Missouri Savings hank 8 Apr. '99
New England National bank.. 6 Jan. '93
United States Trust Co
Western Exchange bank 10 Jan. '99
Mechanics' bank 6 Jan. '99
Kansas City Stock Yards 6 Feb. '99
Metropolitan Street Railway.. 4 Feb. '99
M K. and T. Trust Co 6 Feb. '99
K. C. F. S. & M. common... 6 Oct. '55
do preferred 6 Aug.'95
Central Coal and Coko Co 5 Jan. '93
do common , ................ ..,-
Metropolitan gen. bonds, 5s.
Metropolitan Consolidated 5s
K. C. F. S. & M. bonds. 6s
Kansas City, PlUsburg & Gulf stock
Missouri state 314 per cent bonds
Jackson county court house bonds, 4s
Kansas City. Pittsburg & Gulf bonds, 4s..
Kansas City Elevated Railway bonds, 4s
Kansas City Elevated Railway bonds, 6s..
Kansas City Belt Railway bonds, 6s
Kansas City, Mo., scnool Donas, ss
Kansas City city hall bonds. 4s
Kansas City 4ti per cent water bonds
Ksnsas City, Mo., gas bonds, 5s
American Smelting and Ref. Co. prcf. s.
do common
Stocks and Bonds.
NEW YORK, April 23. Dealing in stocks to-day
was rather dull. The market was generally heavy in
the forenoon, while in the afternoon strength ap
peared, especially among those stocks which had
known most depression early. The grangers initiated
the improvement coincident with the weakness in
wheat, London was a seller of the lnternatlonl9,
particularly of Louisville and Southern. Although
the professional element was bearish, speculation
throughout displayed an undertone of resistance
which caused many of the trading element to re
verse their tactics. Among the generally Inactive
shares very material advances appeared In Minne
apolis & St, Louis, Detroit Gas, Canadian Pacific
and Illinois Central. Anaconda Mining advanced
sharply on continued gossip connecting It with the
proposed consolidation. Sugar, Glucose and Metro
politan were well supported and Tennessee Coal
more than recovered from Its early weakness. Gossip
was revived of some alliance among the Sugar and
Glucose Interests, but nothing dellnlte was made
known In this connecUon. parties who should know
v.,,, ,-nn,mittai tn the money and sterling ex
change markets steadiness prevailed at practically
unchanged quotations. Strength prevailed In tho
deallnrs unUl near the close, when realizing, espe
cially in Manhattan and other transportation shares,
..... ,. ., f tha arirflnrp. leavinc the market weak.
although a number of shares retained good advances
on the day. Business in bonds was well distributed
to-day, and prices were, in tho main, higher. Total
sales. 33.683.000. United States Es (coupon) declined
H per cent In the bid price.
Closing quotations on the New York Stock exchange
were:
SIAHKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Groin, SI eats and Hay.
ST. LOUIS. April 23. WHEAT Receipts, 12,000
bushels; shipments, 40,000 bushclB. Options weak and
lower; spot dull; easier; No. 2 red cash, elevator,
76c; track, 76c: May, 77Sc asked; July, 70T4O bid: No.
2 hard, 6311070c CORN Receipts, 38.000 bushels;
shipments, 53,000 bushels. Options easier and lower;
spot dull; No. 2 cash, 3(4c; track, 3514c; May, 23Uc;
July. 33Sc bid; September. 34Uc bid. OATS Re
ceipts, 28.000 bushels; shipments. 31,000 bushels.
FracUons lower for spot and options; No. 2 cash,
2814c; track. 29S2314c; May. 271ic; July. 2ll424ic
asked; September, 23c asked; No. 2 white, 31&3114C
CORNMEAL J1.83S1.90. DRAN Quiet, steady;
sacked, east track, C2c HAY Firm; timothy, 18.50
011.00; prairie, 16.50S8.50. PORK Eaiy; standard
mess, jobblnr. 39.0009.1214. LARD Steady: prime
steam. J3.00; choice, 35.0714. DRY SALT MEATS
Boxed shoulders, 34.25; extra shorts and ribs. 35.00;
sborts, 15.1214. BACON Boxed shoulders. 15.00; ex
tra shorts. 35.3714: ribs. 35.50; shorts. 35.75.
LIVERPOOL, April 25. BACON Cumberland cut,
steady. 31s: long clear middles, light, steady. 29a 6d:
long clear middles, heavy, steady, 23s; short clear
backs, easy. 29s: clear bellies, steady. 30s 6d. LARD
Prime Western, In tierces, dull. 27s 3d. CHEESE
American finest white, steady. E2s 6d: American Sn
est colored, steady. E2s 6d. WHEAT Spot No. 2 red
Western winter, stock exhausted; No. 1 red Northern,
Duluth, steady, 6s 414d; futures, quiet; May and
July, 5s 7Tid. CORN Spot American mixed, new,
steady, 3s 5d.; futures, quiet; May, 3s E14d; July,
3s ESd.
MILWAUKEE, April 25. WHEAT Lower; No. 1
Northern, 73c; No. 2 Northern, 71'.4c RYE Nom
inal; No. 1. 3S5ic BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 4614c;
sample. 4104511c.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 25. WHEAT In store. No.
1 Northern. April. 70ftc: May, 69XS69Tc: July, 71H
71!ic: September, 6S;c; on track. No. 1 hard,
71e: No. 1 Northern. 701ic: No. 2 Northern, 6914c
DULUTH. April 23. WHEAT No. 1 hard, casn.
3;c: April. 73?lc: May. 74Sc: July, 74Uc; No. 1
Northern, cash, 7014c; No. 2 Northern, 6514c
LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
GOOD BIANY CATTLE IN, BUT ACTIVE
AND FAIRLY STEADY.
Hogrn Also In Good Supply and Held
Up Fairly Well Sheep Active
and Firm With Free
Arrivals.
Tho exports of cattle, sheep and beef from the
Atlantic ports the past week were: Cattle. 6.668;
sheep, 373; beef, 28,912 quarters.
Chester A. Snider, with his wife, left lsst evening
for Elkhart, lnd., on account of the death of ex
Governor Oglesby. Mrs. Solder's father.
S. M. Hale Is now with the H. C Offutt Live htock
Commission Company.
Kansas City as a horse and mule market continues
to grow in Importance and Its trade territory widens
every day. There were here yesterday, J. Roscoc,
London. England, buying good chunks for his mar
ket, and Senor de Lareon, of Madrid, Spain, and
Scnor Deules de Lareon, of Havana, Cuba, after
small mules.
NEW YORK. April 23. Cables slow; American cat
tle, Hli3121ic: sheep, 13314c; Iambs. 14!jc; refrig
erated beef, 91ic per pound. Exports, 850 beeves,
l,0b5 sheep and 5,500 quarters of beef.
Western receipts the past zi nours.
K. C. Chi. St. L.
3.000
22,000
16,000
2.000
10,000
2.100
Oma.
3.500
10.300
5,500
St. J.
1.100
6.D00
300
Butter, Ebbs, Ponltry and Cheese.
NEW YORK, April 23. BUTTER Receipts. 8.751
packages; steady: Western creamery, lmei'c: fac
tory. 133Mc CHEESE Receipts. 3.158 packages;
weak; large white, 12c; small white. 12U312c;
large colored. 12c: small colored. 12U12c. New,
weak; large, 93i10c. EGGS Receipts, 14,000 pack
ages: weak; Western. 134814c: Southern, 1331314c
CHICAGO, April 25. BUTTER Quiet and easy;
creameries, 12S16c: dairies. llgHc. EGGS Steady;
fresh. 1214c. POULTRY Steady; turkeys, 1101214c;
ducks, 810c: chickens. 9c.
8T. LOUIS. April 25. POULTRY Steady: chick
ens. 7Hc: springs, 822c: turkeys. 7714c; ducks,
70714c: geese, 31404c BUTTER Lower; creamery,
1419c: dairy. 1216c.
BALTIMORE. April 25. BUTTER Steady. EGGS
Firm. CHEESE Finn.
ELGIN. ILL., April 25. On the Elgin board of
trade to-day 266 tubs of butter were offered. The
best bid was 15c. The committee quoted the market
steady at 17c, which is 114c under last week's of
ficial quotation.
Coffee and Sugar.
NEW YORK. April 25. COFFEE Option! opened
steady, unchanged to 5 points higher: ruled firm.
with trading active and demand from shorts and
switching May to later position most prominent feat
ures; foreign news cut little figure as an Innuence
statistical change about as expected; some signs of
broadening Investment Interest; closed steady, un
changed to 5 points hlghr. Sales. 26,500 bags. In
cluding May, 5.00c: July, 5.15c; September, 5.35c
October, 5.43c; November, 5.45c; December, 5.70c;
January. 6.70c; February, 5.75c: March. 5.90c Spot
coffee Rio, steady; mild, steady to Una. SUGAR
Raw. firm, tending upward; refined, firm.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23. SUGAR Strong; open
kettle, 3a;4 3-lCc; centrifugal, 3140414c; centrifugal
yellows, 44 12-16c: seconds, ISl'.ic. MOLASSES
Quiet; centrifugal, 8016c
Yesterday
A week ago
Two weeks ago..
A year ago.
Two years ago..
, 33
, 8
. 15
, SO
. 11
109
118
180
18
13.000 bushels
17.000 bushels
, 3,000 bushels
i,oao ousneis
Receipts the past 24 hours
Receipts same time last year
Shipments the past 24 hours
Chlnmnll MTTia time lSSt TeST...
The onenngs yesiereay c,c ab.m &w., . uuu
a fair demand prices were held fairly steady. The
movement, however, was largely local, prices still
being too high for the outside trade, the market here
lonUnulng to be the, highest among tho leading
grain centers of the West. The want of stocks hero
and the fact that country holders refused to let go
of their oats to any extent until present high prices
were reached makes holders rather Independent and
enabling them to maintain present good prices. By
ssmple on trsek here at Kansas City:
No. 2 mixed, nominally 2902914c, 1 car choice col
ored at 3oc M
No. 3 mixed, nominally 2814029c
Nc. 4 mixed, 1 car at 27c
No. 2 white, S cars choice at Sic
No. 3 white, 1 ear at SOHc 3 cars at lie.
Xo. I white, nominally 28c
Rye.
Receipts the past 24 hours..... . bushels
llecelpu same time last year bushels
K.lnmna the tiaat 24 hOUrS 650 bUShelS
Khinments same time last year bushels
No fresh arritals" yesterday and nothing with which
to make a market, hence no trading. Prices nomlnaL
By sample on track here at Kansas City:
No. 2, nominally 5214053c
No. 3. nominally El51!4c
FLOUR Dull and lower to sell. The quotations:
Eott wheat, per barrel, patents, 83.6003.70; straights,
S2.30S3.50; extra fancy. 32.9503.10; low grades, 31.60
OL70. Hard wheats Patents, 33303.35; straights.
82.8002.90; bakers', 82.1002.25; low grades and city
mills. 30050c per barrel higher.
CORNMEAL Demand fair and market steady.
Bulk, 68069c per cwu
CORN CHOP Steady, but slow sale. Sacked, 630
64c per cwt-
BRAN Demand good and prices steady. Sacked,
64H065C per cwt,
CASTOR BEANS None coming tn. Nominal. Car
lots, 95c per cwt,
KAFFIR CORN Quiet. NomlnaL White, SOSSlc
per bushel; red, 34033c per bushel.
GROUND OIL CAKES Quoted: Car lots. 323.00 per
ton: ton lots. 324.00: 1.000 pounds lata. 312.50; less,
81.25 per 100 pounds, sacked, f. o. b
COTTONSEED MEAL Quoted: Car lots. -119.00 per
ton st Ksnsas City, and also all points In Ksnsas and
Missouri taking the same rate as Kaaeaa City:
BROOM CORN Quotations per ton for car lots, f.
n Yi.. Kansas City:
Choice green hurl
Choice green self-working
Good green hurl
Good green self-working
Choice red or jellow tipped hurl
Choice red or yellow tipped self-working.
Common hurl ..........
Car lot receipts of com:
Yesterdsy .
X week ago
Two weeks ago
A year ago
Two years sgo
Car lot receipts of oats:
Yesterday ..
A week ago
Two weeks sgo
A yesr ago
Two years sgo..
18
21
9
23
11
K. C.
... 20
... 15
... E
... 71
... SO
K. C
... 13
... 4
... S
... 17
... 14
191
141
158
171
196
Chi.
256
287
259
663
111
Chi.
338
159
168
C65
259
DIth. Tot.
7 341
33 312
27 327
212 636
179 418
St- L. Tot.
58 434
357
336
854
268
120
30
St. L. Tot.
17 378
37
43
24
15
:io
217
606
288
Atchison . ...
do pref. ...
Bait, & Ohio.
Canada Pacific. 9i
Can. Southern. 5714
Central Pacific. 51H
Ches. & Ohio... 27X
Chi. & Alton.
C. B. & Q...
C. & E. I
do pref. ...
C. G. W...
Closed !
Yea. Mon. I
204 20H
. 604
.168
.143
. 15
60 li
72
8514
E7
EOli
27
168
14214!
7514!
122
15
Chi., Ind. & L. 1114 1114!
do preL 4614 46i
C & N. W 16111 160
do pref. 193 193
C.C. C L St.
Louis 61
do pref. 97
Col. Southern.,-..
do 1st pref... ..
do 2d prer....
DeL & Hudson.1:
D., L. W....1'
D. & R. G....
do prcf. ....
Erie (new) ...
do 1st pref..
Fort Wayne ..
Gt, Nor. pref.
Hocking Val..
Illinois Cent ..1171 116
K. C P. & O. llli 114
L,. E. fc W..... 17 17
do prcf. 68
Lake Shore ....200
L. & N 68
Manhattan L...122
Met. St. Ry....250
Mich. Central.. 113
M. &. St. L 5711
do 1st pref... loo 99
Mo. Pacific .... 5014 5014
Mobile & Ohio. 47 47
M K. li T.... 13 13
do pref 394 33 H
N. J. Central..l20 121H
N. Y. Central..l39"i 13311
N. Y.. C St-
Louis 1414
do 1st pref... 66
do 2d pref,... 33
Norfolk & W... 21't
do prcf. ..... 671
Nc Amcr. Co.. 1114
No. Pacific .... E211
do prcf. 78'n
Ontario & W... 2711
O. R. & N. pf. 63
CO
97
61
50
20
214 12214!
'2 172!4!
. 234 2314
- 76s 76S
. 134 13
. 3714 3714
,.181 lit
.191 191
1114 1114!
6S14
200
671
12214
248
113
54141
R. G. W..
do prcf.
Rock Island
Closed
Yes. Mon.
33 33
77 7711
...117 116'i
.12814 1271,
.16911 169
.. 91 93
..170 165
.. 3314 334
Ore. Short Line 411
The wheat and flour and corn clearances by ports
last week, as reported by Bradstreet's, were as fol
lows:
Wheat,
bushels.
. 243,068
. 79,913
. 72.011
. 19.626
'. "iiooo
Corn, Flour,
bushels, barrels.
266.827 67,186
291,308
1,415.099
668.306
390.000
34.888
77.532
45,708
116,009
146.053
129.000
231,000
112.000
17.000
8,400
32,009
New York
Philadelphia . ...
Baltimore
Boston . .........
Newport News ...
Norfolk
Pensacola
Mobile ,
St. John, N. B...
Portland, Mc ...
New Orleans ....
Galveston . ......
San Francisco ...
Seattle
ToUls 1,157,673 3,091,940 394.508
The exports of wheat, corn and flour from the
United States and Canada, with ports of destination,
tor the week ending April 14, 1899, as reported by
Bradstreet's. are as follows:
wneat,
E.341
600
1.211
3,455
88,213
4.652
20',29S
45.375
S120 00
115 09
105 00
100 00
100 00
90 09
. 85 00
Seeds.
MILLET Higher. German, J1.130L7O per 100
pounda: common, 9OC0SLOS per 100 pounds.
CANE Active. Quoted st 9Oc0JI.oo per 100 pounds.
CLOVER Steady. Quoted at 33.0086.20 per 100
pounds. ,
FLAXSEED Firmer. Cash and April, 1L0414 per
l-iithel uoen the basis of pure.
TIMOTHY Selling fairly. Quoted at 1LS0S2.45 per
100 pounoa.
Ilsy.
Receipts and shipments by csrs the past 24 hours
rrairie ... -
Timothy -
Clover mixed ...........
Alfalfa' ...................
Straw ... ............. ..... ..
Cloier
Millet
Totals 31
Receipts.
1839. 1898.
. 31
Shipments.
1899. 1S9L
12 10
It
13
10
..u , .,., .,!.., ,..!.!. I,.t..-t.4
'- The market' continues to hold up fairly well and
a very good demand for most offerings and all the
tipper grades held steady.
Quotations: Tlmethy Choice. lt.S0i9 00; Nc 1,
Jt 0006.50: No. 2, 87.5008.00; No. 2. J7.OO07.5O. Clo
ver -mixed No. 1. 38.0008.50: No.2. S7.SO0S.OO; No. 3,
16.60J7.fO. Pure clover S6.S0fJ7.O0. Prslrte Choice,
S7.SO08.OO: No. 1. J7.OO07.SO; No. 2. S6.50SJ.00: No.
I, Ji.OOS6.50; No. 4, S5.2505.i5. racktng-94.S9S5.00.
bushels.
Liverpool 146.733
London ,. ., 66.173
Glasgow 22.013
Bristol 16,167
Hull li.000
Lelth
Belfast 120,000
Manchester
United Kingdom orders,.... 358,822
Other U, 1. points.
Antwerp ... ............... 50,000
French ports 9.300
Portugal 105,000
Other Continental points.... 184.000
Asia
South America
Oceanlca
All other points
Totals .
Corn, Flour,
bushels, barrels.
213,921 43,963
l9,6oO
34,483
80.960
22.107
11,312
60,000
171,429
60,000
108.567
8.571
376,691
141.070
729!3
1.6S5
500
4.0S9
400
350
"iloio
3.078
43.517
31,308
" 1,970
5.800
12.291
...-r 1,094.238 2,196,642 186,765
Heavy Movement of Cattle West Ex
pected.
TOPEKA. April 23. (Special.) The various West
ern railroads expect to movo more stock trcm the
South to Northern feeding grounds this spring than
they eer did In any previous year. The movement
has already commenced, and It is likely that within
a short time the Western roads wilt be taxed to their
utmost to handle the stock, and a shortage of cars is
expected. Stock from New Mexico snd Arizona la al
ready moving to Montana, and within a couple of
weeks cattle from New Mexico, Texas and other
points will be shipped to the Kansas feeding grounds.
The movement to the North will continue through
June, and the West win without doubt be a network
of moving stock trains.
One. of the largest feeding grounds in Kansas is In
Wabaunsee county In the vicinity of Alma and Esk
ridge. Last year from 25.000 to 35,000 head of cattle
were fed In transit on these feeding-grounds. This
year It is likely that the number fed on these grating
grounds will far exceed that of last year.
Pacific Coast
do 1st pref.
do 2d pref..
Pittsburg . ..
Reading . ...
do 1st pref.
49
. 85
. 3?
.181
. 23U
. 6S14
14
6
32
204
67 JJ
11
5114
7!4!
2714!
70 I
41S!
40
85
58
181
23'1!
6314
St. L. & S. F... 1111 Ula
do 1st pref.... 70 71
do 2d pref..... 381 33
St. L. & S. W.. 14 1314
do pref. 3414 3411
St. Paul ...
do pref. .
St, P. & O.
do pref. .
So. Pacific
So. Railway .... 1214 1214
do pref. 5414 5314
Texas & Pacific. 23 2v4
Union Pacific .. 4614 4614
do pref. 7914 79H
U. P., D. & G.. 12 12
Wabash 811 8
do pref. 2314 2114
W.SL E. 134 13H
Express Companies.
Adams 112 112
American . ....110 140
United States ..54 51
Wells-Fargo ...126 127
Miscellaneous.
Amer. Cot, Oil.. 3714 3714
do pref 9314 93
Amer. Spirits .. 14H 1411
do pref. 38 3S
Amer. S. & W 67 66S
do prcf 9814 98
Amer. Tobacco. .224 224
do pref. 143 141
Brooklyn R. T..1314 1304
Col. F. & Iron.. 51 i Elli
do pref. 1061 110
Com. Cable Co.. ISO 180
Cons. Gas 200 200
Federal Steel .. 67K 6714
ao prei
Cen. Electric
Hawaii C. Co.
Intl. Paper Co.
oo prer. ...
Laclede Gas .
Lead
do pref. ...
Nat, Lin. Oil
Pacific Mall .
People's Gas
Pullman Tal.
Silver Cert. .
Stand. R. & T.
bugar
do pref. ....
T. a & Iron..
U. S. Leather.
do pref. ....
U. S. Rubber.
do pref. ....
West. Union .
Flour.
ST. LOUIS. April 25. FLOUR Receipts. 4.000 bar
rels: shipments, 8,000 barrels. Firm, unchanged.
Patents, S3.7303.S5; straights. J3.4O03.5O; clears, J3.00
03.20; low and medium grades. 32.1002.60.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 25. FLOUR First patents,
S3.7O03.SO; second patents, J3.6503.75; first clears,
S2.7O02.SO.
CHICAGO, April 25. FLOUR Receipts. 18,000 bar
rels; shipments, 11.000 barrels. Market steady.
Winter patents, J3.60S3.70: straights. J3.3O03.4O;
clears. 13.1003.20; spring specials, J4.25; patents,
S3.2O03.75: straights. 12.8003.10; bakers', 32.2002.50.
NEW YORK, April 23. FLOUR Receipts. 14.641
barrels; exports, 17,496 barrels. Weak; 5010c lower.
Winter patents, S3.7504.1O; winter straights, 33.550
3.70; Minnesota patents, S3.9O04.2O.
2.000
28.000
14,0oO
2,000
8.700
2.000
3,100
8.100
3,900
Calves.
167
20
Cattl 7,600
Hogs 14,900
Sheep 6,000
Same time last -car:
Cattle 6.400
Hogs 21,600
Kheen 4.500
CATTLU Movements tne past .t uuu.
Cattle.
Receipts 7.J"
Shipments 612
tlti,n.Mi(a ,-, 1.643
There was more lire in tne mantei jeictuRj .um
for some dava and prices generally steady. The re-
t-. .. .... i!r-jrai hut there were but 3.1XW
fresh cattle in Chicago, and the run at the five leading
Western markets was 17.200. sgainsi ii, '
day last week. All gooa smoom cam "' """"J
and most of them were disposed of by noon. Several
lots of choice exporters were sold at So.203..-i and
one bunch of thirty extra ripe, averaging 1.510
pounds, brought S5.30. Cows were more active and a
clearance made early at steady prices. Stockera and
feeders were active and everything brought good
figures. Young things continue very high. Range
cattle as well as natives sold with some freedom
and brought Monday's prices. Milch . cowa In good
demand and steady. Common. S18025; medium to
fair, J3O04O; good to choice. S4306O.
REPRESENTATIVE SALtS
nnr.opcr. T,t-cw Awn rrypnrtT STEERS.
lilcoocl, J,,.,,,- .,.. ----- --.- ., T.l-
.$ 510
4 90
4 83
480
4 75
4 70
4 65
460
450
4 40
4 10
E0O
485
4 70
460
460
4 50
5 05
5 10
4 95
4 85
480
4 75
4 75
4 70
465
4 60
460
4 55
4 40
E20
4 85
4 75
4 65
460
450
No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price No. AT.
19..134S..J 5 25 37..1467..JE15 "J"
22..13C4.. 5 03 36..1345.. 5 00 SJ,--13"
26..1405.. 4 90 1S..1341.. 190 WM
26..116S.. 4 8214 36..1225.. 1 SO 33..1161..
17..1366.. 4 80 20..131S.. 4 75 Jl.-JIM"
20..1263.. 4 73 30..1220.. 4 75 22..30j..
21..1252.. 470 19..11S7.. 4 65 19,.10,9..
20..1048.. 4 60 23..1084.. 4 60 18. .1076..
15..137S.. 4 60 22..1209.. 4 55 22..1013..
10..1088.. 4 50 21. .1153.. 4 40 9"1""
28..1071.. 4 30 9..1034.. 4 23 El.. .81..
30..1516.. E30 20..1158.. 5 20 19..12S8..
27..1401.. 4 93 19..1192,. 4 80 20..1354..
22..1313.. 4 75 21..1368-. 4 70 39..1238,;.
15..1264.. 4 63 20..1247.. 4 65 20.. 876..
25..1152.. 4 65 21..1170.. 4 60 28..1196..
13..1I18.. 4 35 12..1079.. 4 SO 29. .1043..
14..1028.. 4 40 14..1032.. 4 40 20..1396..
16..1741.. 6 20 20..1381.. B10 26..14S4..
20..1450.. 5 00 40..1403.. 6 00 96..1316..
38..14I8.. 4 90 16..1418.. 4 90 16..1S37..
22..1339.. 4 83 20..1246.. 4 80 16..1181..
3S..1316.. 4 80 56..1368.. 4 7714 26..1236..
10. .1284.. 4 73 34..1279.. 4 75 19..1426..
26..1263.. 4 75 30..1260.. 4 75 16..1331..
19..1210.. 4 70 22..1193.. 4 70 17..1112..
22..1238.. 4 63 19..1166.. 4 65 56. .1090..
21..1236.. 4 60 28..1274.. 4 60 13.. 1125,.
24. .1072.. 4 60 17..1020.. 4 53 23..1170..
16..1082.. 4 50 21..U54.. 4 50 23..1170..
24..1023.. 4 30 34.. 790.. 4 10 18..1491..
13..1413.. 5 03 32..1433.. 4 95 22..1284..
18..1166.. 4 80 25..1308.. 4 80 17..1347..
20..1351.. 4 70 20..1321.. 4 70 30..1192..
18..1211.. 4 65 14.. 928.. 4 60 28..122S..
20..1182.. 4 53 35..1155.. 4 53 23.. 1018..
32. .1062.. 4 50
Cotton.
ST. LOUIS, April 25. COTTON Quiet; middling,
3 13-lSc; sales, 1 bale; receipts, 2,636 hales; ship
ments, 1.008 bales; stock, 87,942 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23. COTTON Steady; sales
6.000 bales; ordinary, .4c; good ordinary, 414c: low
middling, 5 l-16c; middling, 5 H-ISc; good middling,
E 15-16c; middling fair. 6 3-16c; receipts, 2.971 bales;
stock. 380,561 bales. Futures, steady; April, 5.50c
bid; May, 5.5003.51c; June. 5.5S05.6Oc: July. 5.610
5.62c; August. 5.5905.60c; September. 5.6005.61c; Oc
tober. 5.6105.62c; 'Nfl-fmDer. 5.6205.61c; December,
5.6503.67c; January"5.6905.71c; February, 5.7205.74c
.. 86 8514
..12014 119
..105 102
.. 5414 63
.. 824 821
.. MV, 5(4
.. 34'i 3411
..11311 113
.. 414 414
... 52 611
..12614 12514
..16014 160
... 61 604
".. 1014 UH
..17111 1671
...11 J 11614
... 634 62
... 6S 614
... 7314 73
- 5214 5214
...116 113
... 93 92
State and Railroad Ilonils.
NEW YORK, April 25. Closing quotations on the
New lorx eiock exenange were:
Alabama, class A. ...110
do B 110
do C 100
do currency 100
Atchison general 4S..101H
do adjustment -... 8314
Can. Southern 2ds...lll4l
Ches. & Ohio 414s... 94HJ
do Es ,....121
C. & N. W. con. 7s..l44
do S. F. deb. Ss.,.123
Chicago Terminal 45.1004!
Col. Southern 4a S7
D. R. G. lsts. 10S4I
do 4s io:
E. T.. V. & G. Ists..l0314
Erie general 4s 724
F. l".4D.a lsts.. 834
General Electric Es..H6'4
G.. H. & S. A. 63.. ..11:
do 2ds 11114
H. & T. C. Es 11214
do consol 6s... 112
Iowa Central lsts... .110
K. C, P. & C. lsts. 67T4
La. new consol 6s.. ..110
L. & N. unified 4s... 38
M.. K. &T. 2ds 671
do 4s 94
N. Y. Central lsts. ..115
N. J. Cent, sen. 53..11916!
North Carolina 6s.. ..124
do 4s 104
North. Pacific lsts.. .120
do 3s 684
do 4s 103H
N. Y.. C & St. L. 4S.105"!
Norfolk & W. con. 4s 9414
do general 6s 130
Ore. Navigation lsts.. 112
do 4s 10314
Ore. Short Line 6s.. ..131
do consol Es. 1U1
Reading general 4s... 8911
R. G. W. lsts. .... 974
St, L. & I. jr. con. 5S.1I0H
St, L. S. r. gen. 6S.124U
St, Paul consols 16S4
St. P.. C.4P. Ists..l22
do 5s 1224
Southern Railway Es. 1091
Standard R. & T. 6s.. 89
Tenn. new set, 2s.... 97
Texas 4 Pacific lsts.,114
do 2ds S5"4
Union Faclflc 4s 106
V. r D. 4 G. lsts.. 90
Virginia centuries ... 834
do deferred 9
Wabash lsts 1174
do 2ds 984
W'cst Shore 4s 1141
Wis. Central lsts 69Jl
Offered.
Government
Bondg.
Flble & Co.,
Dry Goods).
NEW YORK, April 25. Bleach cottons continue
strong. Brown sheetings and drills firm and export
demand continues relatively better than home trade.
Denims are firm and-scarte. Oother coarse colored
cottons very steady. Prints cloths firm for both reg
ulars and odd goods. Prints, quiet, but very steady.
Ginghams In limited supply. Men's wear worsteds
tend upward. Clay worsteds and unfinished worsteds
advanced 5c per yard. Dress goods quiet.
Lend and Zinc.
ST. LOUIS. April 25. LEAD Firm; J4.17464.23.
SPELTER Strong: $6.50.
NEW YORK. April 23. LEAD Quiet; J4.30 bid
and J4.224 asked. SPELTER Strong and higher;
J6.75 bid and J7.00 asked.
FLAX.
Rye and Seed.
ST. LOUIS, April 25. RYE Higher, 5715c.
seed liigner, sua, timothy prime, J2.75.
TOLEDO. April 23. RYE Dull, steady: No. 2 cash,
5fc asked. CLOVER SEED Active, steady; prime
cash, old, S3.63; new, cash and April, S3.83.
PenTey to Have Another Blsr Elevator
DULUTH. MINN., April 23. D. H. Peavey Co
will build an elevator plant of E.000.000 bushels
capacity here this summer. The -working house is to
be of wood, capacity 1.400,000 bushels, and will be
ready for operation before October. The completion
ef this plant will give Mr. Teavey capacity for stor
ing 12,000.000 bushels of grain at the head of the
lakes.
Finer and Fanter Than Ever.
The California Limited, Santa E Route
solid between Kansas City and Los
AngelCF. Time, 2 1-6 days. Electric lighted.
Three times a week. "
Three Times a. Week.
The California Limited, via Santa Fe
Route. Finer and faster than ever.
As reported yesterday by Houston.
their private -,'ew jora wire:
Due. lnt, due. Bid. Ask.
Reg. 2 per cents. Opt. Q. Mar. 100
Reg. 5 per cents. 1904 Q. Feb. 111! H2S
Coupon 5 per cents 1904 Q. Feb. 113'1 inn
Reg. 4 per cents (old) 1907 Q. Jan. 1124 113
Coupon 4 per cents (old). ...1907 Q. Jan. HJU 11414
Reg. 4 per cents (new) 1925 Q.Feb. 129 1294
Coupon 4 per cents (new). ..1925 Q. Feb. 1MU my
Reg. 3 per cents 1918 Q. Aug. 108 1OS4
Coupon 3 per cents 1918 Q. Aug. 1081 10914
Colorodo Minlnrr Stock
Following are the closing quotations of yesterday
and Monday of the leading stocks on the Colorado
Springs Mining exchange, as reported daily by wire to
11. x. wrigni k vi.. ,.u ucisn.11: Bireel
uiosca i
Yes. Mon.
Union . ..
Isabella .
Pinnacle .
Elkton . .
Anaconda
Jackpot . .
... 2111 2254 Moon Anchor .
.... 91 95 Portland
.... 14 164 Matoa
.... S9 904 Prince Albert..
... 51 El Specimen . ...
.... 44 4SS
Closed
Yes. Mon.
.117 1161
.1894 200
. 404 39
3T4
10
914
Money at Home and Abrond.
NEW YORK, April 25. Money on call, steady at
3484. per cent, last loan 314 per cent; prime mercan
tile paper. 31404!! per cent: sterling exchange
steady, with actual business tn bankers' bills st
Sl.87e4.87Vl for demand, and at 84.8584.8511 for sixty
days: posted rates. $4.83404.88 and S1.874S4.SS:
commercial bills. S4.8484.844.
LONDON. April 25. Money, 18J4 per cent. The
rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is
2824 per cent: for three months' hills, 2 11-168214
per cent.
NEW YORK, April 25. Clearings, J23X216,20;
balances. J1L774.217.
BOSTON, April 25. Clearings, $2.9S1,761; balances
J2.S33.7S0.
BALTIMORE. April 25. Clearings, 11.506.300; bal
ances. J720.369.
PHILADELPHIA. April 25. Clearings, J1E.6SS.233:
balances. 81.764.012.
CINCINNATI. April 25. Money. 2486 per cent.
New York exchange, 20c discount. Clearings, J2.331,
500. ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Clearings, JI.-71.C3; bal-
LOCAL PRODUCE 3IARKET.
Demand, bnt Prices Unsettled Green
Stuff "VVcnk.
Quotations below arc for car lots. On small lots high
er prices are asked and obtained, enough being -asked
to coer the cost of caring for and filling them.
BUTTER Steady and In fair demand. But little
good coming In. Receipts, 143 packages. Creamery,
extra fancy separator, 19c per pound; firsts, 16c; sec
onds, 11c; dairy fancy, 15c; country roll, 1101214c;
store paiked, 11812c; packing stock, 98Uc
EGGS Weaker under more liberal receipts 1,259
cases. Fresh candled Missouri and Kansas, 1114c per
dozen.
l'OULTRY Broilers In good demand and firm. Hens
and big springs quiet. Geese dull and weak. Re
ceipts. 114 coops. The quotations sre as follows:
Hens, live, llac; broilers, S2.O084.uu per dozen;
springs, under 3 pounds, 10c; capons, oier 8 pounds,
10811c; slips. 68&c; roosters, old, each, 15c: young,
20c; ducks, Sc per pound; geese, 6c; turkeys, heob.
9c; toms, young, 9c; old, 9c; pigeons, 75c per dozen;
squabs, 11.20 per dozen.
BUTTER1NE Dairy grades, 1114c: medium grades,
1214c; high grades. 1414c; 1-pound rons. orlcks and
prints, lc oer above prices; 2 and 3-pound rolls, 10
and 20-pound packages, 14c over above prices.
CHEESE Demand fair. The quotations follow:
New York and Ohio full en m, 1214813c; Wisconsin
fancy and full cream. 124, -Jc, Young America full
cream, 124813c; Missouri, Kansas and Iowa lull
cream, 1181114c.
POTATOES Demand fair and market steady.
Home grown, 608b5c per bushel; Minnesota large
Burbank6, 70c in tar lots, 75880c in a Jobbing way;
mixed varieties, 6070c; Iowa, large white, b570c;
choice mixed, 63870c; Colorado Greeley, Rurals, 30
95c In car lots, J1.05 In a small way; Dakota, Ohio
and Rose, 75c; seed. Early Ohio, Jl.1581.25; Red
Rier Rose. Sl.1581.20.
SWEET TOTATOES Steady, but slow sale. Home
grown, 60870c per bushel. Seed, 31.50 per bushel.
NEW TOTATOES Steady. Selling at JI.50 per one
third bushel box.
STRAWBERRIES Not many in and market higher.
Receipts, 40 crates of Texas. Selling at J4.7585.50
per crate.
APPLES Selling slowly, but steady. Quotations:
New York and New England varieties, choice to
rancy, S5.0086.O0; Michigan choice. S4.0085.00: Cali
fornia and Washington stock, 31.7582.25 per box.
NUTS Hickory nuts, large. 65875c; smsll Mis
souri. 50860c per bushel. Pecans. Texas Jumbo, pol
ished, 6!;68c; extra large, 774c: large, EI486e;
medium, 586c; unpolished, 4844c. Peanuts, raw, 44
654c per pound: roasted, 788c per pound. Cocoa
nuts. S3.25 per 100. Chestnuts, 8c per pound.
GAME Slow sale. Ploer, 90c per dozen; Jack
snipe, 75c per dozen; frogs, 50c8J2.00 per dozen, ac
cording to size.
FRUITS Cherries, California, S2.50 per 10-pound
box. Lemons. California stock. In car lots, fancy,
33.00; choice, 32.75: common, $2.50; Messina fancy, in
small lots, $3.5084.00. Oranges. California navels,
car lots, $3.5084.00: budded seedlings, car lots, $2.35
02.90; bloods. S2.50 per half box; Mediterranean
sweets. $2.5083.00. Grape fruit, $4150. Bananas,
shipping. Jumbo, $2.0082.25; large, J2.00; medium,
$1.75: culls. 90c8$1.00.
VEGETABLES Green stuff continues to accumu
late and sells slowly. The quotations are as follows:
Green beans, old Mexico, S3.00S4.OO per crate. Peas.
Texas, green. 75c per 1-3 bushel basket. Asparagus,
Texas, green, 13820c per pound. Home grown spin
ach, $1.0081.10 per bushel: Southern, 90c8$1.00 per
bushel box; Arkansss. $3.0084.00 per barrel. Radishes,
Southern, $1.50 per halt bushel basket; 25050c per
dozen. Lettuce, home grown, $1.0081.15 per bushel;
Southern, SO ft 60c per half bushel basket. Beets.
Northern, $3.00 per barrel. Carrots, Northern. $3.00
per barreL Cabbage, Northern Holland, $4.0085.00
per cwt. Onlon3, Bermuda. 12.50 per box. Red Globe,
$1.00 per bushel: White Globe. $1.00; Yellow Globe.
80c. Horseradish. tl.50S2.eO per bushel, hand picked
navy beans, $1.35 per bushel. Water eres, 30840c
per dozen bunches. Pieplant. 50c per dozen bunehes
In a small way. Parsnips. 65873c per bushel. Idle,
$1.0001.25 per bushel. Louisiana shallots, COSTSc
per box.
"The Proof of the Pnddlnsr la In the
Eatlnrt"
Is proven when you take the Burlington to
Chicago. Its Dininff cars are par excel
lence, and its equipment cannot be beaten.
Try it!
Short Line to Lincoln, Xen.
The BURTJINGTON ROUTE has through
sleeper and chair car without change ot
trains. Leave 10:10 a. m. and 9:15 p. m.
1..1410..
3..1280..
1.. 960..
1..1099..
2.. 9S0..
1..105O..
1.. 9M..
1..1300..
1.. 870..
1..1220..
.1120..
910..
850..
820..
4 25
383
365
350
3 25
3 0O
250
390
3 90
3 70
350
335
2 73
2 00
COWS.
2..12S0.. 4 00
2. .1240..
1.. 860..
1..1070..
1.. 960..'
4.. 1035..
1.. 830..
1..10SO..
1..1340..
1..1090..
2.. 1020..
3. .1013..
1..1040..
1
385
360
3 45
3 25
300
2 25
400
3 85
3 65
350
335
2 50
150
1..1320..
2.. S0O..
3.. 903..
1.. 820..
1.. 93)..
.1000.
1.. 680..
1.. 930..
2..1460..
1 980..
1..1150..
2.. 995..
1.. 890..
390
3 75
350
3 40
3 15
2 73
200
400
2 75
350
2 40
200
2 25
30.. 531..
3. .1006..
743.
920..
S50..
550..
476..
6 SO..
2.. 635..
1..1650..
1..1790..
1.. 650..
1..1230..
. 793..
.1420..
. 761..
. 720..
. 824..
. 903..
. 835..
. 968..
. E10..
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
4 75 11.. 478.. 4 50 19.. 507..
4 35 3.. 513.. 4 25 10.. 940..
4 00 11.. 976.. 3 80 10.. 810..
3 50 1.. 790.. 3 35 1.. 820..
2 50 32.. 475.. 4 50 7.. 882..
4 40 3.. 420.. 4 23 12.. 421..
4 00 3.. 580.. 3 80 5.. 982..
2 75 1.. 770.. 2 00
BULLS.
4 40 1.. 650.. 4 20 1..1160..
3 75 1.. 750.. 3 65 3..1200..
2 25 13..133S.. 3 05 1..1120..
4 05 1.. 630.. 4 00 1..1000..
3 50 1..12S0.. 3 15 2..1045..
1.. 310..
10.. 326..
6.. 295..
460
430
420
3 80
4 25
4 40
425
4 00
3 65
HEIFERS.
.. 637.. 4 50
..1077..
.. 760..
.. 665..
31..
220..
370..
213..
433..
533..
562..
8.. 687
1.. 800.
1.. 740.
1.. 710.
CALVES.
2.. 11 00
1.. 320.. 4 00
4 25
4 00
3 70
4 60
4 30
4 15
3 75
3 20
960..
700..
723..
540..
910..
780..
720..
550
4 50 1.. 320.. 4 00 2.. 423.
2 83 2.. 270.. 5 33 2.. 310.
5 40 13.. 330.. 3 80 1.. 340..
4 00 17.. 337.. 5 23 1.. 260..
5 50 1.. 390.. 4 20 15.. 296..
5 35 1.. 300.. 5 40
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 10
415
365
2 73
450
4 25
3 65
400
350
4 25
3 75
250
4 43
425
400
365
450
425
400
3 65
400
550
4 00
5S0
550
S65
712..
745..
754..
475..
533..
757..
729..
13. .1026..
12.. 890..
47..
40..
15..
5 65
5 40
5 00
4 63
450
4 174
4 00
630
540
4 95
4 60
4 50
430
5 10
16.. 516..
19.. 740..
25.. 936..
12..1139..
8.. 772..
454..
441.,
537..
435..
;o4.,
13. .1093.
13.. 7S0.
4.. 620.. 4 30 5.. 650.
6.. 445.. 5 10 I 34.. 458.. 5 60 9.. 473..
RANGE CATTLE NATIVE DIVISION.
TEXAS STEERS.
19..1016.. 4 45 I I
WESTERN STEERS.
555
533
4 70
455
4 30
4 73
560
S50
535
4 75
4 5714
4 50
4 10
5 60
523..
726..
1107..
S10
1020..
499,.
. 631..
762..
. 630..
1126..
, 788,.
, 540..
6..
3 50
535
463
450
425
SSO
5 33
5 3.'
523
4 70
450
4 35
400
530
102..1369..
17..1097..
41.. 969..
24..1153..
38.. 700..
76.. 1247..
2.. 960..
1..1010..
25.. 836..
485
450
435
450
400
4 60
400
450
410
46..1170.. 4 70 4D..1116.. 4 60
2.. 420.. 4 23 3..1120.. 4 13
40.. 999.. 4 20 21. .1087.. 4 50
33.. 900.. 4 35 26.. 830.. 4 25
8..119-... 4 35 41. .1230.. 4 65
44..1152.. 4 43 27.. 821.. 4 2?
24.. 965.. 4 35 2.. 985.. 3 50
29.. 900.. 4 85 23.. 923.. 6 35
1.. 840..
4..1117..
39..1140..
41.. 758..
3.. 9S0..
3 00
3 00
4 20
420
400
18 .. 130 3'40 21 20 137 3 40 23 10 137 3 44
23 .. 126 3 424 32 .. 125 3 4214 33 120 160 3 45
11 .. 137 2'45 15 20 131 3 45 15 .. 131 3 45
89 240 152 3 474 93 80 153 3 474 23 ..154 3 474
23 40 129 3 474 36 40 130 3 50 11 .. 140 3 SO
13 .. 135 3 50 92 80 139 3 50 38 20 143 3 50
10 .. 126 3 50 46 40 173 3 50 56 40 163 3 524
54 160 175 3 524 37 SO 170 3 55 37 .. 144 3 S3
14 .. 131 3 55 35 .. 151 3 53 81 160 172 1 53
21 ..142 3 55 23 ..152 3 55 66 120 178 3 55
99 120 164 3 53 10 .. 168 3 574 64 SO 177 2 574
91 120 173 3 674 76 80 186 2 574 89 40 ISO 3 60
47 ..184 3 60 97 80'l9 3 60 78 .. 169 3 60
69 160 199 3G0 14 ..191 3 60 50 40 171 3 60
26 .. 198 3 60 84 210 190' 3 60 99 120 187 3 624
67 120 194 3 624 21 .. 193 3 6214 90 .. 1U 3 624
83 200 193 3 624 87 .. 191 3 (24 32 .. 196 2 624
91 ..197 3 65 86 .. 18S 3 65 90 .. 131 3 63
96 ..182 3 65 177 160 186 3 65 87 200 187 3 63
35 .. 199 3 63 13 40 180 3 65 84 40 190 3 674
102 160 191 3 70 90 ..195 3 70
SHEEP Movements the past 24 hours:
Receipts 6,025
Shipments
Drive-outs .2,528
A good run wss had esterday and at the five lead
ing Western points receipts were 29,900. against 23.800
tho same day last week and 24,400 the same day last
year. Notwithstanding the free offerings, trade was
setive and alt good sheep and fat Iambs firm. Some
of the best things were thought to be 10c higher and
a clearance was made without trouble.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
r,o.
5 spring lambs ,
86 lambs ,
199 Nebraska lambs ,
159 wooled Utah lambs ,
39 lambs
148 clipped Utah lambs.
5 lamb
11 lambs
12 stock lambs
100 clipped Southwest
567 Texas goats
466 Texas stockers
127 Western ewes
S bucks
25 culls
35 culls 4
963 Colorado lambs
129 Colorado sheep and yearlings.
76 Colorado lambs
489 Kansas feeding lambs
141 Westerns
521 Colorado lambs
HORSES AND MULES Mnv.m.nt. m.r "1 ,,-
Receipts ... ... ... 489
Shipments !"!!!"!! 291
A good trade was had in horses yesterday. A'nutn
ber of new buyers were here, both from the East and
South, and some export buying, and prices were fully
stesdy. Mules, however, continue quiet. We note
the sale of 10 mules, 154 hsnds.'at $77.50, 16 hands,
1,200 pounds at $115; 9 mules, 151 hands, at $33. The
quotations are:
HORSES Draft horses, good, 1,250 to
1.450 pounds
Chunks, common to fair
Drivers, extra ,
Drivers, good
Common to good
Saddlers, good to extra
Southern mares and horses
Plugs
MULES Mules. 12 to 14 hands 25 00 40 00
..lute.. 1. lu ,., u.jui, io 1 years.
good flesh and hair.
Mules. 15 to 154 hands, 4 to 7 year?.
gooa nn ana nair..
Mules. 151 to 16 hands. 4 to 7 years,
good.fle-h and hair
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Trust Co.,
Capital - - - $1,250,000.
Surplus and undivided profits $1,100,000
A. E. STILWELl, Presldent.
Acts aa trustee for mortgages, bonds, etc.
Administrator of estates. Registrar and
transfer agent for stocks and bonds. Col
lects Western mortgages. Agent for ths
purchase, sale and management of real
estate and other properties. Agent for non
resident investors generally-. Buys and sells
high grade securities. Acts as financial
agent.
Correspondence solicited.
General office. 7th and Wyandotte streets,
Kansas City. Mo.
Branch offices. New York. Boston. Phil
adelphia. London.Amsterdam, Paris. Havre.
Berlin. Hamburg.
Av. Wt. Trice.
.... 42 $7 50
.... 81 5 35
.... 65 E23
.... 70 E15
.... 74 5 00
.... 65 4 90
.... 74 4 85
.... 92 4 75
....51 4 SO
.... 74 4 15
....66 4 00
....42 4 00
.... 60 3 75
....108 3 73
....60 2 73
.... 4$ 150
.... 80 5 50
....98 4 60
....81 5 30
.... 63 4 20
.... 66 3 23
....79 E50
375 003123 00
SO OOfft 53 00
70 00S135 00
50 003 75 00
IS 0HB 35 00
60 ooeioo 00
20 OOfJ 30 00
5 009 40 00
ESTABLISHED 1575.
FRENCH BROS. cc0o1S
20. 21, 22. 22. BOARD OP TRADE.
BONDS, STOCKS AND GRAIN.
Correspondents:
Kewior-, F.G.LOGAN,
Members New Tork Stock Exchange. New
Produce Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade.
Chicago.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
TV Handla All Securities Listed la New York
on Mxrslns or for Cash.
HOUSTON, FIBLE & CO.,'
723 Delaware Street.
correspondents:
price. Mccormick j. f. harms.
t CO.. New York. Chicago.
Iowa Seed Corn !
Northern Seed Potatoes. Millet Seed.
Sorghum Seed. Kaffir Corn, Red Clover,
Alfalfa Clover. Seed Rye and Seed Barley
in any quantity.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN & SEED CO.
(J. I. REYNOLDS. Manager. FormerlT ot Trumbull.
Remolds ti Allen.)
FARM LOANS
la Iowa, Missouri. Eastern Kansas and Oklahoma tl
farorable rates. See or writ
THE DEMING INVESTMENT CO.
Sixth and Delaware. Kansaa Cltr. Mo.
40 COJf 55 0
55 OOf 70 00
80 093120 00
LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS. April 23. CATTLE Receipts. 2.000: na
tives iteadr: top. $3.00: Texans strong; top. 84.10.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000: easy; top, $4.00: bulk.
$3.8093.90.
SHEEP Receipts, 2.100; steady; top. $4.75.
ST. JOSEPH. April 23. CATTLE Receipts. 1.100;
acthe and steady to strong: top. $5.00.
HOGS Receipts. 6.800: steady to a shade lower:
top. J3.S0; bulk. $3.6363.73.
SHEEP Receipts, 300; strong.
SOUTH OMAHA, April 23. CATTLE Receipts,
3,500: stronger.
HOGS Receipts. 10.300; shade lower; too, $3.73:
bulk. $3.62Vie3.67i.
SHEEP Receipts,. 5.500 ;.stronger.
CHICAGO, April 25. CATTLE Receipts, 2.500.
There was a moderate demand for cattle to-day and
prices showed no particular change. Fancy grades
brought 35.5033.70c; choice steers, J3.10S5.43: me
diums. $4.8535.05; beef steers, $4.0084.53; stockers
and feeders. 33.7595.00; bulls, $2.604.25; cows and
heifers, 33.40S4.25; Western fed steers. $4.2083.30;
Teiaa steers. $4.0084.90; calves. $3.5086.15.
HOGS Receipts, 22.000. There was a good demand
for hogs on local shipping account, with the.eitreme
range of. price" about unchanged, but the proportion
ot sales around the top was smaller. Fair to choice,
S3.7S5(.02Vi; heavy packers. $3.6583.85: miied.
$3.7383.93; butchers, $3.8084.00; lights, $3.7083.95;
pigs. 33.3583.80.
SHEEP Receipts. 16.000. The sheep market was
Irregular, with prices averaging 15c lower for wooled
lambs; strong for clipped lambs and 10c higher for
prime clipped sheep and yearlings. Colorado wooled
lambs. $5.8596.15; chiefly. $5.8386.00; shorn lota,
$5.0085.40; shorn sheep. $4.7535.10; yearlings. $3.10;
cull lambs Bold at $4.2534.75: cull sheep. $3.0004.00;
unshorn Western lambs brought $S.50g5.73.
MEDICAL.
Ceo. R- Barse, Prea. J. H. Walte. Sec. aad Trees.
DADCC UVE STOCK
OVKC COMMISSION CO.
Rooms 1S8-1GD L!t ftock Exchange Bide.
CAPITAL STOCK. $350,000,
PAID UP.
Buying Stockers and Feeders given speclsl attention.
Reasonable Advances'to Feeders. TeL 1849-
WESTERN FEEDERS.
415 11.. 464.. 4 05
WESTERN COWS.
3 40 1..1210.. 3 75 I
WESTERN BULLS.
2 85 2.. 790.. 3 30
3 35 I 38. .1314.. 3 15 I 16.. 1034.
WESTERN CALVES.
450
SOUTHWEST STEERS.
4 65 I 50.. 866.. 4 30 40.. 967..
4 10 I 37.. 893.. 4 30 S3.. 853..
4 30 I 24.. 590.. 4.15 I 23.. 738..
OKLAHOMA STEERS.
28. .1106.. 4 45 13.. 853.. 4 25 I
ARKANSAS STEERS.
40.. 652.. 3 65 I
RANGE CATTLE TEXAS DIVISION,
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
23..1U2.. 4 45 I 40..1062.. 4 40 I 61. .1007.. 4 25
27..1119.. 4 45 39.. 1027.. 4 40 61..100S.. 4 23
HOGS Movements the past 24 hours:
Receipts 14,925
Shipments 471
Drlve-outs 3,525
There were more In yesterdar and very good re
ceipts everywhere. At the five leading Western
points they were 64.000, sgainst 52,700 the same day
Iat week and 66,600 the same day last year. The
offerings were not only good In numbers, but quality
generally poor. There was a very good demand, how
ever, and the best offerings steady. At the opening
common and medium were bid 5c lower, but as the
day advanced feeling became better and most of tho
sales were made at Monday's prices. The extreme
range was $2.0083.80; bulk of sales. $3.6583.75.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No.Dk.Ar. Price. No.Dk.Av. Price. No.Dk.Ar. Price
1 .. 250 $2 50 46 120 230 $3 40 43 240 234 $3 50
61120 225 3 53 54 ..202 3 57S 25 ..221 3 60
49 80 201 3 60 87 SO 202 3 60 52 SO 211 3 60
78 260 201 3 60 68 160 211 3 62H 107 200 215 3 62-j
28 ..235 3 624 84 240 200 3 2Vi 63 160 2ft 3 63
30 ..221 3 63" 80 4S0 204 3 63 78 120 252 3 65
42 40 228 2 65 61 160 245 3 65 39 160 218 3 65
45 ..230 3 65 96120 202 3 65 45 ..230 3 65
43 40 218 3 63 68 80 220 3 65 132 .. 201 3 63
55 40 231 2 65 75 160 219 3 63 2 .. 278 2 50
6 80 370 3 20 2 SO 425 3 25 7 40 294 3 40
8 80 2S7 3 45 93 200 202 3 55 32 80 244 2 60
94 40 200 3 60 69 .. 205 3 60 52 40 252 3 60
10 120 283 2 60 71 40 217 3 60 83 120 204 2 624
63 SO 214 3 62'i. 19 ..21$ 3 624 70 240 237 3 6254
67 280 212 3 62V, 82 80 207 3 63 78 320 251 3 63
88 80 203 3 65 80 320 205 3 63 50 240 210 3 65
80 120 205 3 65 90 40 219 3 63 87 80 227 3 63
33 80 214 3 65 55 40 233 3 65 68 ..213 3 63
79 80 217 3 65 46 2S0 271 3 65 85 160 214 3 65
44 120 218 3 65 83 80 M0 3 65 29 40 242 3 65
68 120 201 3 65 73 80 240 3 65 69 40 224 3 65
65 40 246 3 65 67 40 216 3 67 77 ..220 3 67
91 40 212 3 674 79 120 246 3 C7V4 80 120 221 3 67H
82 SO 233 3 6714 30 SO 229 3 67H "9 40 233 3 67V,
28 .. 261 3 674 83 120 241 3 67H 73 40 236 3 67V4
63 .. 212 3 674 93 .. 203 3 674 31 .. 23S 3 67V4
83 120 223 3 674 63 200 236 3 674 76 200 216 3 674
67 43 205 3 674 54 80 243 3 674 71 80 234 3 70
73 120 262 3 70 , 69 SO 235 3 70 64 40 230 3 70
77 80 221 2 70 98 40 230 3 70 71 40 215 3 70
63 120 261 3 70 79 120 246 3 70 51 ..240 3 70
74 ..239 3 70 81 40 227 3 70 34 40 275 3 70
30 ..233 3 70 62 ..255 3 70 58 200 332 2 70
69 .. 217 3 70 77 .. 224 3 70 63 40 234 3 70
49 120 242 3 70 91 .. 231 3 70 (3 120 233 3 70
20 .. 283 3 70 S3 .. 223 3 70 64 129 281 2 70
49 80 268 3 70 80 .. 238 3 724 68 240 257 2 724
69 ..258 2 724 84 80 212 3 724 67 .. 2SJ 1 72
92 SO 237 3 724 125 40 219 3 724 81 80 222 3 724
62 ..282 3 724 74 120 231 3 724 72 40 256 3 724
78 .. 250 3 724 82 80 214 3 724 76 40 2S3 3 724
2 80 223 3 724 81 120 237 3 724 70 10 227 3 75
67 SO 2S8 3 75 84 80 243 3 75 78 ..271 3 75
71 40 243 3 75 64 .. 283 3 75 64 .. 312 3 75
67 ..260 3 75 82 40 233 3 73 68 ..246 3 75
56 80 301 3 75 63 ..253 3 73 71 ..261 3 75
63 160 297 3 73 67 .. 292 3 774 S3 120 272 3 SO
77 ..261 SSO 53 ..261 3 80 53 ..247 3 80
67 ..252 3 SO 81 40 268 3 80 37 ..322 3 90
1 .. 140 2 00 1 .. 10 2 50 2 .. 100 3 00
2 ..175 3 00 5 .. 94 3 20 9 .. 91 310
24 ..101 3 20 4 ..117 317 21 20 105 3 30
18 20 113 3 35 9 ,. 115 3 35 t .. 117 3 40
HOWE
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SCALES
The only Scale with ball hearings.
Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes.
Borden & Selleck Go.
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EXAMINATION AND CONSULTA
TION FREE.
Diseases scientifically and successfully
treated; all private diseases, male and fe
male. Catarrh in all its various forms and
complications. All weakness, detects and
injuries of the eye and ear. Cross eyes
made straight before you leave the office)
without the use of chloroform and no pain.
Rheumatism in all Its forms cured. Rectal
diseases, piles, fissures, fistula and rectal
ulcers or lacerations. "Vomb diseases, pro
lapsus uteri, displacements and ulcerations,
no matter of how Ions standing or how
serious the complication. Nervous diseases
hysteria. Insomnia. loss of memory, rest
lessness, despondency, indigestion and all
disorders of the alimentary system. Dys
pepsia, constipation, all disorders of stom
ach, liver and bowels: all female weak
nesses correctly located and treated with
out embarrassing examination or exposure.
AH chronic diseases are cured by our spe
cial treatment. Rupture cured; no cutting,
no detention from business; you can throw
away your truss forever. Syphilis perma
nently cured by a new treatment. Granu
lated eyelids cured without caustic or burn
ing: cateracts removed: pterygium, a Aim
that grows over the eyeballs, removed with
out pain. People blind for years are mads
to see. Deafness from catarrh or other
causes quickly cured. We cure all diseases
of the eye and ear. Expert specialists In
charge. We court Investigation and solicit
a call. If you are ailing we will cure you
and cure you for life. We do as we agree
and ask to be Judged by our work. You
will save time, money and health by call
ing or writing at once. Remember the ad
dress, or cut out this ad.
c SUN REMEDT COMPANY.
894 "Wyandotte street. Kansas City, Mo. .
Open every day, Sunday Included, till 9
F. m.
Wool. Hide, and Felts.
WOOL Stow sale, but steady. The quotations are:
MUscurl and similar Fine, 1148134c; combing. 17(4
Celiac; coarse. 1448164c Kansas, Neoraska and
Indian Territory Fine, SHSUric: fine medium. UV)
ei3Vjc; medium, 1348154c; combing, 1548164c;
coarse, 1348154c Colorado Fine, 148104c; Una
medium. 1148134c; medium, 1148144c: coarse and
carpet. 1148134c; eitra heavy and aandy, 64074c;
hurry, 283c les.
IIIDES AND PELTS Fairly active and Arm.
Green salted, Nos. 1 and 2 and butt branded, all
around So: side branded, around 7c; green salted,
bulls and stags, around 64c; green salted bulls, side
branded, around 54c: green glue (tainted or spoiled
hides), 3c; green uncurcd, lc less than cured; green
part cured, 4c less than cured, and fallen. 4c less
than butchers'. Green horsehldes. large, $2.75; me
dium, $2.50; small, $1.50. Dry flint hides, around
13c; dry salt hides, around lie; dry hulls and stags,
around 10c: dry glue, around 6c. Sheep pelts, green,
40860c; dry, per pound. 788c Deer skins, summer,
15c; fall, 18c; winter, 16c Antelope skins, summer,
15c: fall. 12c; winter. 10c
BEESWAX No. 1. 24c; No. 2. 20c
TALLOW Country run. small shipments. No. 1, le;
No. 2, 3Vc; packers'. No. 1, 15J: No. 2, 3ic
GREASE Car lots, white, 3Sc: yellow, $4e;
brown, 24c
ST. LOUIS, April 25. WOOL Quiet, but steady.
Medium. 138134c: light fine, 12&15c; heavy Una, 99
13c; tub washed, 17826c
FroTlalona.
A good cash trade continues, tho warmer weather
Increasing the call for cured meats. But speculation
and Investment' buying Is still light. In sympathy
with a want ot lire In the general future market.
The quotations are:
OREEN MEATS Hams, $6.7587.124: shoulders,
$4.0084.25.
SWEET PICKLED MEATS-Shoulders, $1.3740
4.60: hams. $7.37487.624. ....
DRY SALT MEATS Shoulders, cash, $4.2584.50 per
cwt.: short ribs, cash, $4.6381.73; extra abort clear.
$4.6584.75: short clear. $4.9085.00.
LARD Prime steam. $3.00.
Much Time
Saved Via
Itonlp.
Barllngrton
The best train service to Tacoma. Seat
tle and Puget sound points, only 73 hours
from Kansas City, 12 hours snorter time
than by any' other line. This train leaves
Kansas City at 10:40 a. m., tourist sleepers
leave Tuesdays and Thursdays without
change by the Burlington route. Ticket
office, S23 Main street.
To enlov good health. Dr. Idalla M. Brecsa
successfully treats all diseases peculiar to
her sex. Medicines furnished. JJIectrio
treatments. Consultation free.' 60S?? Ridge
bldg. Tel. 2363.
YOU should try Tito-Ozone Electric Bath3
and special treatment for rheumatism,
nervousness, general debility and cleansing:
the blood: surpasses all other treatment.
VITO-ECLECTIC SANITARIUM CO..
Suite 10-12, 2nd floor. 1118 Main St.
DR. SPINNEY & CO.. SPECIALISTS.
Oldest in experience, richest In medical
knowledge, crowned with 36 years of un
paralleled success; treat all nervous, pri
vate ard chronic diseases. Call or address
DR. SPINNEY & CO.. 500 Main St.
EXPERIENCED physician privately
boards, rooms, treats ladies before and
during confinement: infants adopted- Lock
box 407. city.
MME. ZAHNER Oil of Beauty, the great
skin tonic, for the complexion: ladles" facial
massage free. 1013 East 12th.
ADVEH.TISIXG AGENTS.
WARNEKE & BAUM.
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
412 Nelson bldg., Kansas City. Mo.
AH kinds of advertising matter mailed
and distributed; satisfaction guaranteed;
advertising contracts taken. Tel. S027.
KENTCCKY DEW.
3 GALLONS of the famous Kentucky
Dew. $6. single gal., S2.50: Old Crow and O.
F. C, J2.23: Port, Blackberry and Sherry
Wines, J1.25. Send for price list. T. H.
Lynch. 605 Wyandotte street.
DR. MATHIS PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
CONFINEMENT cases, board and room
for out of town cases: female troubles; pri
vate diseases: surgery. Call office. 12th and
Main. Kansas City. Mo.
SIDEWALKS.
SIDEWALKS repaired; estimates of cost
given: also new first class walks In, place
ot old plank. M. Schoonmaker, 415 Amer
ican Bank bide.: telephone 560.
Kansas City
to Chlcnso Santa
Ronle.
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Shortest and best line. Finest train and
dining car service between the two cities.
Tn it.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ARTIFICIAL STONE COMBINED CURB AND GUT
TER ON INDEPENDENCE BOULEVARD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OKlce Board of Tark
Commissioner- (City Hall). Kansas City, Mo.. April
25th, 1899. Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned at this ofhee until two o'clock p. m.,
Wednesday, Hay 10th, 1S99 (at which time and place
bids will be opened), for furnishing all materials andf
doing all. the work necessary to complete certain
city Improvements, as follows: ,
"To 'construct artificial stone combined curb and
gutter on both sides of Independence boulevard from
the north curb line of Ninth (9th) street to the west
curb line of Woodland avenue," as provided by ordi
nance No. 9123.
Plans and specifications may be seen, and all Infor
mation relative to said work obtained., at this office.
The bidder shall state in his proposal the brand ot
German Portland cement he proposes to'use.
Payment for raid work to be made In special tax
bills, as provided by ordinance No. 9423 ot the com
mon council ot Kansas City, Missouri, approved
March 11th. 1S98.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by a certificate from"the city comptroller stating that
a deposit of two hundred ($200.00) dollars has been
made with him to be forfeited In case the bidder
fails to enter Into a contract at the prices stated in
the proposal and famish satlsfsctory security for the
completion of said work.
The board ef park romml-sioners reserves the right
to relect any or all proposals.
GEORGE E. KESSLER.
Secretary Board of Park Commissioners. ,
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
SPRING WAGONS, buggies, phaetons
surreys and cart for sale; repairing prompt
ly done. J. SCHANZE.
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BROADWAY STORAGE AND COM. CO.
PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS.
Fireproof vaults for Libraries, Brlc-a-brao
and Paintings. Call us up. Tel. 1007.
(Bonded.) 513 Broadway.
OFFICE FUItNITDRE.
Snaps Letter flies, standing desks, flat top
desks, bookcases, tab'es. revolving chairs,
roll-top desks. II. M. Bowers. 206 W. 8th.
MANICURING.
UTAXICUKING for ladles and gentlemen.
Miss Cook. SIS Main St. (.second floor).
MACADAM PAVEMENT ON BENTON BOULEVARD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office Board of Park
Comml-aloners (City Hall). Kansaa Cltr. Mo.. April
25th. liW. Sealed proposals will be received by tha
undersigned at this office until two o'clock p. m..
Wednesday. May 10th. 1839 (at which time and place
bids will be opened), for furnishing alt materials and
doing all the work necessary to complete certain
city Improvements, as follows:
"To pave Benton boulevard from Independence
boulevard to Fifteenth (13th) street," as provided by
ordinance No. 9440.
Plans and specifications may he seen, and all Infor
mation relative to said work obtained, at this office.
Payment for said work to be made In special tag
bills, as provided by ordinance No. 9410 of the com
mon connell ot Kansas City, Missouri, approved
March 14th, 1898.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by a certificate from the city comptroller stating that
a deposit of two hundred ($200.00) dollars has teen
made with him to be- forfeited In ease the bidder
falls to enter Into a contract at the prices stated In
the proposal and furnish satisfactory security for the
completion of said work.
The board of park commissioners reserves the right
to relect any or- all proposals.
GEORGE E. KESSLER.
Secretary Board ot Park Co-amlsalonera.

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