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THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1895.
0
DULL AND SLUGGISH,
A IIUAT 1 I.UTl ATi:l AM. It IV, ft.OS
IMI lttc I.IMMIIt Kill MAY.
Tho Market fur 'nrn ohnwril Might tin
proieiiirnt, M ly I Inl'hlngiit. I n-Hc
Oats Mere Higher nnd Pniil
lull Made lnilll (lulus.
Chicago, Jm. 9-Wtieit (lu-lind 1 hzlly
to-day between tS anil tivie and wound
Up H loner for Ma v. The news was gen
erally bullish, but the world's Mlblo ilc
rro ie was not up to oippctrttlon nn I on
that Iho market finished enss Com doled
He higher, oat , higher and provisions'
with slb'lit Balm.
Wheat opened nlwut ns II hud cloed on
tho previous nflnrnooii. Mas brought ",
(Idle it tin opening plunge ami Kept be
tween thine price" ami 'S'.c for halt nil
lionr, ami then m hIp a slight advance
limitless In corn sliosud a sllnht improve
Went and thp market closed a shade hmh
rr for .May thin on Hip da) In fore. Miy
opened unchanged nt 47'ic, touched 47"c
ond closed at lre
The market for oils was not pirthularls
prominent for Its netliltSi set a fairly m t
lvc session was piied Selling wis scat
tprcd and not very urgent. Busing was
rood, principals l shorts. A linnet feel
Ing was noticeable and pi Ires non' a -had.'
firmer. Mav started, nt BP.TiJn'lP, sol I nt
roc lip to 3lc and nt noon at 5o".t, dosing
nt Sic.
There was about half an hour of moder
ntcls aitlvo trading In provision. followe-d
bv dullness The duj's llucttiutlous were
slight, but for the most part above tho price
they closed tit j.eterdny. In tho end, pork
rented with a Kiln of 2i&e, and a slmllai
ndvanee was secured for Hrd and rib
The steadiness wns the result of fair bus
ing despite liberal hot; rieclpts.
1 rank Mullli Hi cuptitrid.
St, Louis, Mo, Jan. 9 Crank Smith
nllia John 1 IIon, John Walsh, A S
VoIsli, C B Smith, ttc , for whom n. Chi
cago dutectlio came to th's cits, nnil who
escaped sostprduy with all his m modes,
wa-s rcciptutvel last nlglit late In a nearly
froen condition He was hidden In u pri
vate carriage of thu superintendent of the
workhouse. Under the irune of C Ii
Drowning thu prisoner wns sent to the
Ohio prison In 131 for lobbing n C'liiPlnnitl,
Itamllton .1 Das ton train near t'ibina.
WASHINGTON CHIT CHAT.
The Indian appropriation bill has been
neirly completed by the house committee
on Indian nifilrs and nnv be reported this
week to the house Slight reduction have
been made In nearlv all the Items, so tint
the totil will be about $20) OK) less than tho
npproprlitlons of lint )..ii.
The United States consul at the Straits'
settlement alls attention to the fict that
Russiin petroh uni Is supplanting the
American product In thee settlements. He
attributes thlH to the superior facilities for
stoning and handling used bv the Russians
mid suggests that the United States trade,
which Is considerable, might be lotalncil
bs' the use of tank steamers and the erec
tion of storage tanks at the ports of ele
Inrkation Secret. irs of Agrli ulture J Sterling Mor
ton will leivc Washington the middle of
the week for Lincoln Neb , where be goes
to attend the innu.il meting of the Ne
braska State Historical Sonietj, of which
he has been the president for a number of
j eirs He will be gone nearly two weeks
nnd during his abcme Assistant Secretarj
Dabnej will be auting secret lry of agriculture.
HAPPENINGSJN KANSAS.
Dodge Cits-. ICas , Jan a (Spec HI ) Uj
the breaking of a side rod on his engine n
few miles west of here this morning, En
gineer IM Hoblnson of the Santa IV, was
hevcrely Injured He was, taken to the La
Junta hospital.
Ottawa, K is , Jnn 9 (Special ) The Rich
mond Cre.in.itr nnd Cheese Cotnpanj, or
this county, issue a tt itcment foi the jear
3"3t which shows Assets, S3Sr,sri, II ibil
lliis, islile from stock, l,lbS f9 The amount
paid for milk Is (2,rM 52, running pcnses,
T4 13 Total disbursements, 11 W, IJ
Ottiwa, Kas , Jnn a (Special) At the
regulir monthls nieeting ot the bo ml of
(duration th" clerk vas Instructed to pre
pare a bill to be prci tiled lo the legisla
ture empowering the bo ird to levy a 3 mill
n 'a provide a fund for the erection of a
now building and for gem ill rtpilr. It is
estimatid that about JJOCHM will he needed
Ottawa, Kas , Jan 9 (Spec 111 ) Two new
newspipcrs made their uppeiranei In this
city v.atfrdnv The Hornet, Mieil by the
Hornet I'ublishlng Compinj. will be Is
cued irl-wiklv and It Is understood that
the sheet is to be n Populist organ The
Kansas U iptlst Union also ippeus as the
org in of the liapll't Young People s Union,
of Kansas J3r U O He trick Is the editor,
and V' H Keith, business manager.
BRIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.
fhi igo Jan )! ii Mt Mughlln, a
pr rninnt bo ird of tride speeul Uor,
dr ppt 1 dead in 1.1 Salle street to-daj
Jln' .11-- ise is supposed to have caused
his death
U Wivne, Ind , Jnn 9 The two ehll
ebcn of Mi lohn Lorraine, of New Hiven,
P x mil s ,ast of this place, were barmd to
daih ibis morning bv a Hie which de
(ttrovrd the hoiihe, the mother being ub
fcent it tho time.
Chi ibo Jan. 9 "Major" Sampson the
men I r of the notorious "Market street
King who U wanted here for complb Itj
In thp murder or Oils Colliandei the elec
tion 1, rk shot lust leetlon night, is under
crrest ir New Oilcans
Dmvr Col, Jm 9 The (Itv deteetlvps
Jiaie i oncludPd that Alitor Monchamiln
and i harles CJuichard alias Lemalre, each
of whom aciusiH the other of being the
"Mark, t street murderer, are onlv dei oy
ntrani.li rs intendtd m divert huspiiton
from the real murd, rei
New 'ioik, Im 9 rchlo Clordon, a
newspaper writer nnd author of a numboi
of plus died to-dnj at hi? borne 111 HlPh
mori'l State u Island His lejuirtH nf the
Ji, echer-Tllton trl il over the signature of
"Or Snti" constituted u distinct md
notable future of that tumoiis litigation
New York Jnn 9 Among the pisengers
aboard ih s'. inur Tenionh, whim arrived
from Liverpool to laj weie .Jenrj White,
formeilj iretarj if the Unitid States rm
bnssv it I.jndnn Itan lall remtni.M I',,
who brings a nn mortal to President i'levi
Janl In favor of ntbitrntlaii of Intern itional
ll potes, Uiiliam Waldorf Astor nnt Aine
lle Hives CliunUr
Chicago, Jan 9 Director JI n. nillott,
of the mirliati Itiilwaj Union, hiuren
ler.d himself to-day and was taken to Jail
In Mcljenrj eouutj to stive Ills sent emu
in the strike eontrinpt ias. Ulllott was
In l'ennsjlvanla attending the funeral of
)il child and was unable to appear jceter
diy when nebs nml hU nssoelates were
taken Into cutod.
Jefferson City, Mo, Jan 9 Tho state
roads Improve nun convention convenes in
this tltj to-morrow Addresses will be de
livered bj Hernial Itoy btone, ehb f of tho
olllce oi roa.il tnitulrj In the United State's
nBrlcultitral department, nnd by tho rail
road commissioners, -, W. i'lorea and II,
W. Hickman, and nt one of the sessions
Governor Stone will speak
Toledo, Jan. D Tho safe In tho Mer
rhanth' National bank, of Defiance, O , wis
Huwii open with dynimltu Mondij night,
and about tiXOM stolen The olllclals of
the institution were unable to open the
vault Tuesday morning, anl there were no
tdgns pf unjone having b-en in the bmk
tha night before, they thought nothing of
Jt, An expert was sent for, nnd when ho
opened tha outer door to-dav It was dis
covered tho Inner safe had been blown
up. The loss will not affect tho standing"
of thu bank
llerlln, Jin 9, At the parllamentarj re
ception held hj Kmpeior William ut Pots
dam last evening, tils majesty made a lon,j
Fpeech upon naval matters and pointed out
the nceesslty of Increasing the strength of
tho (itrman Heel, With a map In hand he
jhowed those present tha different naval
fctatlons and distant seues, especially those
of tho war between China and Japan. Aft
er supper had been placed before each qf
the guests the emperor conversed freely
with ull who had assembled, thereat his
invitation,
C, D. RlltV. ttt't.
citt. JToc'i Vu.ooo.
CHICAGO & KANSAS CITY COMMISSION CO,
542 Du"St, Km! Cut, Mo
NEGOTIATE COMMERCIAL PAPER,
CITY REAL ESTATE LOANS.
C::is'ttt It':-! JtrtJ tf C','.lt-
BAin :?::, ::a::L, .i"::rAi, cs ccstcsitr ttrrc
1,31 HI, tlTTt tut ITill H,X1A lM,T.Mt fejV l,l.
DO "OU WI8M tO DUT OR StlL RtL ESTAttl
Ml f:t Ctitt C:tit!:J Sitti
(!-Uiccor lo Wm. J. Wolllinn Si Cj )
HUM)-, MOUliN
( OMMIlltt'l tt, IMI'l'.lt.
fi5il llplnwarpsl.i Hbiiiis t Itr. Vloj
W.J. Anderson. V
lfUelwir,'M , limsis City Mn Conimerenl
l'afr hlock. nml HomK llevl I tale Loan-
'. WRIGHT & GO
5
STOCKS and DONDS.
Send for mir eekly Quotation Clrculr-tho
only reettllur public itlou of prices ot local llonds
and bto. k In this nnrktt
ARMOUH BUILDING, 500 DELAWARE ST.,
K tVs VS CI I V, VII).
1'IN WCIAI,.
Thiro wis nothlnp; new In the local monpy
mirket jpstcidij It is still quiet The
new d mnnii Is not onlv llitht but Rpneral
In chiuuiter Hates, however rennlii
sleid Still Wis. per cent Ourtencv ship
ments to Hip rnunlr) IlKlit Itank clear
Inirs, Jl ii71,C7": rime dij list ar, ll.wo,
971, an lnereae of HHmXj, n i?nlii of 7 per
cent
Cistern (clnii!n scarce and llrm
Houston, ribbi ' Co . i xchnnite lirokero,
quotu It as follows New V ork, $1 "' pii
tnlum Chlcnejo, 7",c premium, St. Louis,
i,"c ptetiilum
Tho .Metropolitan National bank, at Its
nnnuil uieitluir, elected I. K Liurnhim,
tiiesideiit, in tin place of It W llorker,
listened J. tl, Steirn was re-ele ltd cash
ier A t'A pyr cent itiarterl dividend was
declared
At the Nation il ltnnk of Commerce the
in w iilllccis are. W S Woods, ptesldcnt,
Hid W A Utile, cashier
Houston, Ulble .1 Co are scndlnp out a
veiv complete quotation list of Knnas
t'ltv sicurltlcs that should be In the h in Is
ot evi ry Investor.
JIiiiipj nt Home- nml Abrnnil.
Now York, Jan 9 Moticj on cull cis
nt 1', per eent, last loan Vf- pel rent,
clocd l'l pci cent, pi line mi icuntllii piper,
-.fM'j pel cent, stelllllK ecliuil(,'e, quiet
nml Me idj, Willi actual business In bmk
eis' bills nt (i ss-,fi J V, for d. m ind, nnd
ut $1 87VFTI S7'4 forslt dies posted rites,
Jt SMiVril W cotiiineiclal bills $ s,i...'"i I Si.'i
London, Jan. 'I hi laic of discount In
the open market for short bills Is 'i-K, per
cent the rate of discount In the opi n mai
ket for tluco inonlhs' hills Is 9-K! per cent.
New Votk. Jan 9 Hank cbailUKs lo
ditv. 5"S'iSn,7s0: bilante, $", m'S'Iih,
lioston Ian 'i CieaiiiiKS, JII 71,33; bal
unccs I'.st.ssl
l'hlladelplili, Jan 1 -Clearings, $11,077,
OC" bit im ps, Jl ls3,inj
Clnelnintl. Jnn ' Monev. St-fTO per
cent Now Yoik ech.ini;e, o."c iiicmluin
Clenilnirs, J; J.-7 37)
Clilcaito, Jin 9 Clenrlncs Jl" S'S.iWl
Monpj, i P per cent on call Mb per cunt
on time New York exchange ,0c pie
mlum 'iterlliiK ennunenlil s7l?flSS
St Louis Jan Hink pIciiIiirs to-div,
SI 1"h.SH bnliiu.s $inll7 Money, dull,
rTi7 pel cent UscliiuiK. on Now Yoik,
$1 01) pr, mlum bid
New orb mis Jin 9 cipirlncs, $; d7s,io
Npw York cmIiiukc liank, p ir; commer
cial, $1 TO pi r $1 POi discount
Memphis, Tin n Jn.li i ClcarltiKS, .""1,
201 b ilincps, Ji 'lid Ne w ork uvcliaiiKc,
nelllne; par to ?1 "0 pn mlum
Silver.
London, Jin 9 liar silver, 27 per
ounee
New York Jin 9 Silver certlilcates,
ric bid; bar silver. I0c
istute mill (.oi I'riiiiiput HoiiiIn.
r.pw York. Inn. i Closlnc
imitations
on mp New York Stock exclinn
Be
les't- To
CvAPinrnent
United blntcs Is, iCKistored
United Statis s, coupon
United States "s rcjtlstt red,.
United Stiteh-."s, coupon .. .
United St ites 2", reIstcied.. .
I'lelfic Cs
St ite
A) lb una. class A
Alabitni class IJ
Al lbama el iss C ....
Alabama cuirenc , .
Loulslau i n, v eontols, is .
Noith Caiolina i.s ....
Noith Citollna Is
South Carolu a non-fund ..
Tennessee "s, new settlements
Tentuss, "h, in w Mittiements
Tennessee Cs. old settlements ..
Irctina ti ntuiles .
MUsourl Cs
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New York Jan 9 Closing quota
tlons
on me isew iorK atocic exenange:
les't.
I' rues da.
Atchlon -Is fit
Atthlon Id A . 17'j
Canada Soiithcin 2ds ioi,
(.en I'a Itlc lsts of '93 lmHA
Denver .V. Illo (Ii anile "s Ill "
Duller ,v. Illo Giande Is Ivii'j
Ible Jds . ir!
l ,. S A fs 97
O , 11 ,V S A 7s loii
Houston ,. Teus Centinl Cs ...1031
IlouHton Tpmis Central fis Itiji
Mlssnuil, Kiim .W Tens 1st Is twi
MIssouil Kas (". Texas 2d ts , 17's,
To
day. W-i,
17i
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109
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110
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lot
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Nf w Jeisej Central generul Ts ilji.
Northein Uaciilc lsts . , lip.
Noithein Uaililc 2ds S9 "
Noilhvvisttin oiihols li:iv.
Iltn ,,....,.1.. t, ... M ,. ,m
iiuiuiii I moil us , , nix
4VI', Kfl.IlK' , ,-.,,! I, LniB. ., I,,
Noithwi st S U debentures, Ds 109
St L . S U Keneiul 5s
. .. 10J
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7M4
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Ht I'anl POIISOIH, 7
St L ft 1 M Kcnenl Bs
Si I ml, C ,. 1' W. te. ,
Tcu, racitlc lsts
T xus Die lilc 2ds
Union Uielilc lsts at 'M .
West .Slioiu Is
S',1
2U
101
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Stupids m,d IliniiW,
N"ew Yoik, Jan 9 Ttto-ihlrds of nil the
biiflnesi done on the Stoc 1c e m h iniie to-d iv
was dtstrlliuted between tluee stocks, Su
rni, Chliauo das nnd .St Paul, and one.
third was done In raiuir alone At tho
opening nnd rturluir the llrst hour tho mar
ket was weak but the tridlntr was very
llRht anil the losses were met el) fractional
except In the uise of I'lttshuic; A- Western
preferred, wlilc h lost 1 per cent '1 he KraUK
ers panic Ipited freelj In the decline easliiK
olf ,"'i and St 1'iul belnif nnd, r pres
sure of London, as well as local selllnt: lle
fole 1 culoilv the temper of Sn r-ill itloil
uiiderwint a i hanite for the better al
thouBh tho trading continued light nil the
nornlns
The bond mirket ruled firm durlncr the
d i) and business was of moderato ptopor
iloim Sioeks. Tesfd'y, To-d'y
Atihlsonll It ,... tt a;
Adams llxpnss DO 111
Alton .v. Tenu Haute ,,., Mit :i.-,it
Alton .v. 'lerre llaute pref'd,,.. w pjt
American Ilxpress ,.111 nt
Hlltlmore Ohio i.Hl ui
Canadi Uaililc ,. G7'i rii
OiuaiU Isouthein L 491!
Uentril 1'icifle .. , ...II 11
Chesapeake A. Ohio 17'A 17,
ChlciKo llurlliiKton &. Qutlioy.. 11 711
Chlcii,-o A Allon lit nc
1'hltano (lis 7l!s "iJTk
Chlcauo m H IlllnoU piefd 91 l ',
Con-ollduted ias . ,, ,,1291!, 1 j)!-.
(' C,C A. St Loulb u,ij )
t'oloiado I'uel A. lion 2 27
Colirado Vmi A Iron piefd ..."is 70
Colmndo Coil A lion C. ti
Cotton Oil (Vrtitlc Hits 2a 23 "
Delaware A Hudson .",i.
Delaware, l.nk Ji Westem.. ,VA ltd
Denver &. lt.o Orande pfi jov.
D & It n pref'd M 3.W
Distillers A C U Co pai jm'
U l. Denver Clulf ul 31J
c.eneral Hlutrie 3iJ 311
Urje lo lujj
Hrlu pref'd . 2IU 21
(Treat Northern pref'd 10J io3
IlQustuti A 'Dxas Central ij i-
Hocklnu Valley icij -inf.
Illinois Cential s.' if
Kansas A; 'IVx is pref'cl i: .-,
Lake Krlc A Western ,.. JWJ p;
L i: A. piefd I... 70 7K.
Luke Shoie . , ,., 13.; '17 -
la-id Trust At, 1,3
LuLlsvill. A Nashville ,. jjiJ rS
Iulsvilk- A. New Albany 1 s
Manhattan Consolidated lop. inii.
Jllnnesota A. St. louls in " V,'"
Mb hlfciiu Central , , M h
-Mobile A. Ohio ,, it, u:
Missouri JV Illo , jaaj i,ni
Memphis A: Charleston ., ,,. 10 j0
Noithw stern pref'd ,,.,,,,,111 11.1
.-sauonai i-oniage ,.,, ,. 74 75
National Cordaue iiref'il K 111'
Natlot I Linseed Oil Co .,... wl IJ.
New Jer-e Central ,,,,, ,,, mn y'
Ii'cw XQilt Ctutrai ,, ,ig jgij
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W .t L i: prefd . . .,
Wibish, sst i.ouli. ft Uaelilc
Wnb ih Ht L A- 1" iiret'd
Wpll-lari-o Uxtiress
Western Union Telecripli
C. I. I KI.NCII I'res. (' V. JIOSSTreis.
BSTv.r-IjISI-111313 1S7S,
FRENCH BROS.
COMMISSION CO.
OnWsrxeiiitcd for luturo ileliierjr of Grain
and rrovlslons
liooms"! si nnrtlS. Ilxrliingp Hide
rrliato wiles to Chlcajo, New York anil St
Loul.
run chain .MAitivnr.
In slore Wheat, J,"7.0T3 buhels; corn, 213
rot bushels, oatt, 313,oi,0 bushels, and lie,
",(CJ bushels
IIUAT llecelpts r.OOO
Sune time last eir 7,200
The market continues slow, but values
steidv and best samples lather 111 111 under
the Inllueme ot the llcht arrivals No
Tin Key haul coming In, the olTitlnss bclin?
conllnid to ellon ltulan. which Is nl
was slow s.il ik sample, on 11 irk, on
the lusls of Mississippi river (local Cc per
bushel less): No .' haul, C71ir,'ic, No. 3 hard,
Sil i ",7c; No I h ird, Wfi.'jjo; rejecled,
"OiU.lc, No 2 reel, 1 cir nt
r.7e, 1 eir nt tSc, 2 cirs locil nt i"2'-e and IJ
cats locil nt 52'(c, No, J red, 65 1 tir'j'tc,
and Nn I red, fil'u.Vio
COltN-ltecelpts MCUWYY V
COItN ltccilpts 21 hours (. 1,2i)
Sune time last vear JiJlO
'ery little conilnir in nnd prices held
Hteudv, tlemaml, however. IlKbt and con
tlned to one and two car lots, lly snmple,
on track hero at Kansis Citi, No 2 mixed,
r, cars nt Ilc nnd (, c irs at ll',c No :i
mixed, 2 c irs at 40i3"i No 2 white, ll'iifil.'c,
and No 3 white. lOV.iii Ilc.
OATS Itcce ipts .'I hours 2,000
Simp time list jeir 7fJ0)
Maikct quiet, but under the Influence of
the veri Unlit nrrlvils prices rem tin steidv
What demand hid tnnlnl fiom the local
tiade 111 sample, on track here at Kan
sis Cltv, No 2 mixed. SWill'tc is to bllllncr;
No 3 mixed, JUi'i iOKe; No 1 mixed, 27111
29c, No 2 white SJftSIc No 3 white, Slip
32c, and No 4 white, 2"Vfi3ik.
HY13 ltecelpts 21 llollls
Sune time list jear l,'."i
None on sale Hen ce no mirket I'rlcis
nominal Hi simple on tt ick heie nt Kan
sis Cltv No J lfi"-'c and No. l'ifJ30c
ULOUIt hellini; dowlv but lirlces steady.
Soft wheat, per 100 pound sack, pitcnts,
Jl 2",fi1 fi, exti 1 fines, fl 10.il l"i fanes,
Willi SI 00 choice, "Vfi7c h ird wheat per
ii pound sm k pitents $1 SOTil 10, sttalglits,
Jl Till JO biltets s",ii90c; low grades, c3ii
TV rs, Jl wi 10
COItN MIJAIj 1'Iim, but quiet. . Quoted
at SSc tier cwt bulk
COItN CHOP Steady, but slow sale v, e
quote it 77c tier c iv t , sacked
ULAX SIJi:i) Steidv ind In fair de
mind We quote at $1 2-ifJl 10 per bushel,
upon the biis of pure is to billing.
CLOVUlt SUUD Steidj', but slow sale.
Quoted ut ." tOTiS 2", pel w t
TIMOTHY SHi;n Quiet but unchanged.
Quoted 111 Jl J"'i"iirt p"t ;wt
Mll.LLT Slow sile, but steady Com
mon J1iU'ill3 Oermin, Jl IWil 13 per cwt.
l'.IlAN In Kood demand ind llnner.
Sac kid 70. bull 67c pi r cwt ,m ,
HAN Iticelpts 21 hours 1 tons
Pime tinn list seir . . , 11) tons
Mniket falrlv 1. thi foi priirp nnd
nther flnn but tlmothv slow Pile Quoted'
I'rilrie upland tamj, Wm per ten
pholi , 7",0'iisnn No 1. Jt, wri.M No 2,
MWiTIVi lowlind iholcc $C 7)1i" Oil, No 1,
v.iMiiiw No 2 $1 O0T, r, 00 tininthv famv
Mull) t1 Ptl il P SS SU'tl'MJO, -0 1, ,-C! iiirtf
tfi.
'..". 114 4 VI
r"
Z31 !
cloves, timothy.
X. O. XP"E3P"3jfJi.I:tX,
1W0-11U2 I 1 Imi Avo, Kansas City, Mo.
itA-WT. &ia-n..T-v: -
N pslerdnj's CbleiiKii Mtirkcl
As furnislieel bj Trem h Hms Commission
Co . looms 20, 21 nnd 22 Uxelnnge building.
"" Options I Open HUh J Low. Close
1
When, Jnn
Mas ....
July
Com, Jan .
May . ..
July
Oils, Jnn ...
May . ..
Uoik Jan ...
May
L ird, Jan
SIiiv
S ltlbs, Jim
May
Norfolk A Western pref'ci., .
North Annrlcin Co., ,
Northwest, rn , ,,...,, , ,
Nashville ft Chnttnnooiti .....
North l'i HI
North l'i lilc pref'd
New iolk A IS'ew UnKlind 1.,
Oniario ft Wetprn ,. .
On iron A Nnvluntlon i
() S lift U, N
orfRon Improvement Uo
I'a lilc Mill S. S Co
IVorli, Decatur ft nvansvllle..
I'lll'htiri;
Pullman t'alicc Car Co
II adinu . ,.,. ,, ,,,..,.,
HI htnond Termlnnl Ci
Id 1 ' md 'I utinnnl Co tiref d
Illo clrniulp ft Western.. ,.,,,,
Itio otnnde a Wp-brn pref'd
lli k Hand ft l'aclllo ,......
i I'tul ,,.
Si I'.ul piefd . .,
St Paul ft Otnilta
St 1 mil A- omnni iiref'il . ...
'uiilurii 1'ncine
Sue ir Iteiliiprv 'o ,
T A A. A N' M
T tnipssep Coil ,1 Iron
I xa I'.iclilc
Toledo ft O C tiref'd
SI
10(1 No " 57 ' I' is no
A SPECIALTY GaA83
Ml I LLET &. -tee rpa rn-?v fi
AKD VS$nB E?".-! JJi
r w v&jy u
a-" -
i niit?
f.7s
r,s'.
IHs
Wit
"S .
r.
17"
47'
LS'.
11
11 1,71 J
11 '-.
I, 00
7 07".
C HI
(i 07'A
ii".
17'h
jsi.
Ml I
11 U
11 W.
1, 00
7 02'.
r. on
c or.
WIIUAT Cash N'o. 2 ted. Tile No. , led,
r.2'.fr,l'.c. No. 2 bald, M'.c, No. J bald,
"""t'OIlN Cash No. 2 mixed, Ka, and No. 2
OATH I'asb N'o. 2 mixed, 23',c, and No.
2 wblto, 31c
UKilmatid receipts for to-day Wheat,
SI eaidi corn, 210 curs, o its, 115 c.u.s.
Oral,, Notes.
Warmer vienther, followed by colder. Is
ptndlciid fot tho Southwest
Tho lour All mtlc purth cleared for ex
lioit vestirdaj !)"i,07i'i luisluls 01 whinl, J,',
7l pickaxes nf Hour, H.noO liuslicls of coin
mill 2J.200 busbels uf oils.
Ovei a tboiisand votes wem cist at the
CIiIcuko biuret ot trade election, and there
w is no louteht foi the pnsldinc either,
W T. Hiker neeliiiiK OK votes.
U II I'euvcs, of MliiiuiipoUs, sas- ."I
luo Just neilveil the lollowiiiK cable
fiom Hie Auieikan mlnlstiu ut Huinos
Asiis '1'ieseiit eiop conditions iudicale
peieeiitnge ot il.cleaso In vleld will ho lu
to 20 pei cent.' "
liiudstieet's vieckly leport of ifialn
htoeks IsHiuel jestpi.lns, showed a il"
citaso or r.7Sik) biHlies otwheat 1 ast of
the Itoekles, a die lease of JJs.ooo biishcH
west, n iIlciciso of ivoou luisluls In 1:11
inpu and alio it, mnkllic," a di crease ut ci3l -W)
bushels In the woild's visible suppls
Corn iiiiieusid 1,'UOi"") bushels, nits ilu
eteaf.esl 5,11 (J bushels.
Thoinan's npoit, whlih villi bo nut to.
day, will, It Is said, show 2u7 Wrt (hm bushels
of wluat lu Hum in-ities Jumiais I,
iiKiiln-st it.'.imiuuu bushels u mr iiki Tills
nuilios a suiplus uf 170,uoO,(iO bushels above
what Is iiiiiss.uy lot bteid nnd tied In
this couniij lur s months The icpott
sass not 11101 1 than 10 (hiO.iiiii) bushels of
wheat bus been teil to Illo stuck since
July 1,
It Is giild that Thoman's leport, on which
lih( tinders In wheat havn Hun opeiutlUK
fur two 'last will show il.tmi ucxj luibhels
ifioio wluat In lainieis' hands than list
sun, that fi ink uninunts to luss than
r0,0U0000 bublu I and that th" nop Is
ubiivo .in) previous estimate except tin,
I'llni Cuiuiits, which makes it on f),-
l"),(l' bllblll Is
Car lot receipts of wheat:
K C. Chi Ht.L. Mpl, Dlth, Tot
Yesterday 10 M b 171 I 'M
AweekiiKO 18 ul 1. Ill 1W 4j,
A eai uko .11 1,1 '.ii JM SJ JM
Car lot reielpts of .'
1 C. Chi. St,L. Tot.
Yesterday i -Ui 2S :m
A week uko ,i &; is ut)
A jear uko . N JIS lii 171
A lcttei riom lilies 1 ny, N v.. sass:
"Heielpts of wluat h. ic have stojipeil
cpmpbtils tin 10 has mn I .fell fiuO busluls
huulcd into town Sim 1 liuutry l.aud thu
mill, wbUh has stall, d aualu, Is hauling
wluat from mm eif ilu, . invators In oidei
to keep riiniiliii, Some I y of oui lit at
funnels buvt, a lllil. w at to sell, hut
hasu foimed u combination, and inoposo
to have thu mill pas, uks a bushel fur It
beforo It sets It "
Lo'uii A. Co , of Chicago wired W. W,
C'uvvlii jesUrday Th buyliiB for Uienih
aciount tho past tbicodass lias bteti very
(rood, und their marluts have ruled stroim
una lilylivr, Uut; to uaUjaiton; tltclr last
1$ ".I1 $ r.p4
-,s r.vi ,
r.x's r.s'
4", r.is
I7'j 17",
17' 17
JS's Slj
!0, II
11 0', 11 t,7'i-
11 a.'". 11 U7'
ii so ft :i
I 7 ul. 1 10
r, M C 0)
ll ft'l '1 111
' ciop vvns over isllmnted Conditions In
this country continue lo shnpo for belter
prices, tho onlv iltnwbntk tielnc the con
tinued llRht spi ctllatloh 0 Im llev e senlp
Ini till lonir sdu the sife plij nt present,
bit only modi inte iluituatlons can bo ex
ppi led until speculation lnerinps."
1 Twelve memberships In the UIiIp.iro
1 br trd of trndp wefe fin felted for noti-pav
nn nt this .Venr, the satn1 number of fot
felturps ns Inst e ir. As It Is asunipl
1 tin re nto 3H .mpnibprs too tunny nn Hip
I boaul It will tnke nbnut thirty cars to
illinlnntt, the surplus bv Ibn slow process
ot ntintml rorfpllurps, of course n mptn
berslilp Is never forfi lied utilrss the clnlms
uKiillist tho cprllllcntn mnke It ueles for
1 the owner to continue to pay Huts,
I Tho trustees ,' the cstnto of Senator
Unit llnd themselves In possession ot
1 '00,000 bushels or wluat, nnd the mi
1 nciimcement Is tnnclp Hut It will not bo for
silo 1 xcept nt 20 cents blither ptlccs thnli
piesent. The slntctnent Is nn absurd one.
The truslpps will prnbahl do In reitnrd to
I his sppculatlvp holillni; of wheat ns the
tlustpps or estrttes nlwnvs do llqilldnto
the spiiutor's sliecuhitlvp Imprests ns
sieeeilly ns possible without undue sncrl
I tin". Ttusties nnd pxtcuitirs of cstntcs
do not stiind In the shoe's nf a decpused
J perFOtt to enntlniic Ills spectilntlunp,
1 Tho nvcrnuc jleM of oits In (Irint llrlt
, alii the present jiur Wns ll.iil bushels per
in re, the largest Jbld of nnv rivent venr,
The nvetuuu Meld In the I'tiltisl States for
tho ten vents ptidpil 111 lvn Was 27 btlslipls,
tho hlfthpsl vltlil bclntc 2n 1iulicln The
telnlil ril lilftnl I 11 si tinn II f. l,liotmli)
, IV . I vr. ( " ", j v " ( I) 1 TJ Ull" U1 IF IJ I. 11 1 IT-if.
whlln tho avertiitc .vleld In Iho I'nlteii
Elites wns icportpil 11 s only 2.' 3 bushels
Tho vleld ppr ncrc of wheat was 30 fl bush,
els, while the nvprniro J leld In the Unltpd
States was repoited nt onlv 12.2 bushels.
Juditlni! fiom stiili telurns thero Is plenty
nf room for Imp! moment In American
ngrlctiltmc.
I'ltODbCH MAllKKT.
Qnolntlons below nre for Job lots On
small lots hlRher prices nre nketl and ob
tained, cnoui h belnn asked to cover ex
tra cost for carliiK foi nnd lllllng them
I he parties 111 ikltiK smnll outside orders
want the best goods nnd selections. Deal
ers prefer to handle the poods In Job lots
In straight consignments as received
HUTTUn The market Is steidv- nnd de
mand fair for all eholce tible goods, but
low grndes dull, QtiotPd Crenmc rv, lilgh
ist made separator, 22c: finest gathered
creim 20c: line fiesn, good flnror, I"e: fair
to good, l!c. Dairies Uatipy farm, bV; fair
to good lilies. Si. Count! 1 store picked
Panes', lie, fresh nnd swept picking, Sc.
r.oll-f'holce, Kip, fair, Sc, poor. 7'fce.
UtltiS ltecelpts good Uresh, loc
111 Tl I'ltLN'L Ctiiuneri grades. In 21
to d) pound tubs, solid, 1SVc per pound;
dnlry grades, lu :.", to CO pound tubs, solid,
lS'4o per pound. Rolls, prints or bricks, 3
pounds, In 10 pound tubs ' c higher thnn
tollds. nnd 1 pound, lc hieher than solids,
CHL'USIJ Quiet. Herkimer countv,
N i . cheddais, 13o per pound, Cinwford
counts, J'a . Cheddars, 13e per pound, he
bosgan. Wis, twins, 12c. Shebojgin. M'ls ,
Young America. 12'sc, .Missouri nnd Kan
sas full cri ini so.
LIVi: I'OULTHY Market steady and de
mand fair. We quote as follows. liens,
r.c. rooster?, 1,1 , ip- ng-, c. firkeys,
hens, 5e; turkils icms 4c, ducks cVaCj
gepvp, r.c : pigeon 7"c per dozen; veal,
eholce SO to 10n lb l r
DIlUSSUD I'Ot LTlt Plrm under light
oiTc rings ind demind good for nil nice
stoik Chickens, O'.c, turkiss, Cc, geese,
u'li din ks, t.c,
(JAM! Dull, but steidi Ducks Teal,
pet do?e n, Jl i0, mixed, per doz ,
tl 23, mallird, pr 1I07 2.7i: pralrte
chickens, dark, J3 00. light, JJ73; beir,
pan iss, Northern It'll' i Southern, Ufa1
lac. wild ttirke'SS, 7ise squlircls, per doz,
f.0c; ribblts, undrawn, per do7 , roc, drawn,
pet doz, 00c, jack per doz t,0I(75c, venlon,
saddles pi r lb, lOeillc, i arciss, per lb. 7c,
frogs extri large, per doz, $125, medium.
.", 4uc smnll. CfiSc
UOT VTOllS Not nnny c omlng In, but old
stocks good and mark, t bill Home gtown
an I Northern. lOIMt in the tride, Utah and
Colotado, choice, CSiUic. and common, 43
0"e
CAHHAOn A good nianj' on sale, but
prices are steadi Quoted' Home grown,
00T7V per cwt, ind Mi hlgin, SOviiOOo.
SWLP.T rOTAfoLS Stonily, but very
slow s ile Quoted It, U, 2oji20c. and j ellow,
SOSlOe per bushel from glowers.
Al'I'LKri Still dull, but uncbinged.
Mixed vailetlei 40. per bushel. Willow
Twig, Spy and Hen Divls, tjc, Wlneap, 77
difSi, fancy Wagon, 1 and Jonathan, Si'
'.Oi- per bushel. Si indird packed range
from iU to $100 p r birrel; others, J2.J0
W, bum tings, $lr,o',2 23
UllUl'lS Steads, but dull. Wo qtiole:
Haninas, Jumbo per bunch, JJDOijSOO;
medium to large Jl 7',Ii2 00; lemons, fancy
Messma, WK J4 00 lemons Malaga, Jl 00;
oranges, Klorldaa p r box. $3 00fT3M; Mex
Icm. J3 00fi12"i, rinboriles. Capo Cod, ?10
Gil per barrel lers, j, JIO'UO'O
BllOOM COItN -We quote' Hurled green,
S'CJc per ponn I green, self-working in
iri'AC red tbr'd spir-worklng, 3n4c:
coinmon, solf in rklng,3QJ'c. crooked, half
prb e, divaif 1 c
rnATIlI'Il' i'rlme geese, 3 per pound:
dark and soil' I 30c: mixed and old V,i
30e, 1 per cent t ire on Binall neks, and i
per cent on l.u-
HUHSWAX-No 1 amber. 22c per pound;
No 2 ISc
HONU.Y 1 pmnd comb, v hlte. lie; fall
1 pound enint 1 ullc: 2 pound comb, Call
fornl 1, whit, ' ,17c, 2 pound comb. Cali
fornia dark 1- '13c; extracted, in cans. 03
7c extrnte 1 n barrels, GfiGt
GlliiLND I INSU.UD CAKU-Car lots,
si.ked. nt J- per ton 2 OuO pounds at
S2IO0 1,000 ii 1 1 is at 513 00, less quantities,
Jl to per 100 1 111 Is
M.iill'l VI I I s Jobbing prices: Henns,
nivy, Calif mi 1, per bushel, J2 10i(215'
New Yoik n 11 J220. Cclers, California,
70,is.V pi r bun Ii.
NUTS Jobl in prices- Cocoinuts, per
li, J100 1'ei mis Missouri per pound, 3n.c;
'lex IS 1' 'in ije-c-iiiis. iioiisrieit, JilitOi
1'cnnnts Mil- "1 1, white, law, ppr pound,
4i-.ifi"ic. Tenni - p, raw, 4U!"ii roosted, 7SJ
Sc" Kansas, i Hlckors nuts small per
bushel Jl 1, luce, Jl M Hazelnuts JSJc
per pound, an 1 chestnuts, OftlOc per
pound
DlllUD rnuiTR-Sunclrlec'. Apples,
choice. 7o per lb ; apples gooi Cp; npples,
poor, De, 111 1 li - peeled h lives, g, pc 10I1
es, unpecled iiilve3, ie, pi aehi s, unpeeled
quarters, new Pc Hmpoiated Apilcots,
Cillfornli. j' Hi cured, 10i . nppln, ciIOco
barrels fce. 11 pb s, poor, In bni, i, 7., ap.
pies, poor in birrels, Oc, 1,1 1, kberrles,
B'laie, prtini? Cnlitornl 1, (ijS , plums,
Callfornl t pitted. 5f?7c, peacbes ( nlitornln,
peeled. lli'ilJi peacnes, Cillfornli un
peeled, 1T1IO1; prunes, Ore(,on miSc;
plums, Oiegon pitted. ffT7e, pi iches, "Oie
gon. ncebl in 1 12c, peuhes, Oiei,on, mi
ne, led. "'" 10 p lies, Cillloillli iiniieelccl.
TfjlOe pi u I -. T. nnes-i ". peole 1 7fT 10c;
peaches, nniiie, peeled, fif10- peuhes, na,
liie nun bd, de, peaches Arkansas,
pet led, lOulJt peaches Arkansas, un
peeled, CIi'Jc, raspberries, native. 20c.
VI mil, Hide and l'i Us.
WOOL Mniket dull and we ilc We quote:
MIssouil and ttmllai-Pini siloo, line me
dium. lOlllJc. lilt Hum, 1.1-1 Hi , COIIllilliK. u
15c, coirse. HilJe Kansas, Nebiaska
und Inillin Terrliors 1 Inc. 75ilOo, line me.
Hum, tvUUc; mulliim. lOiilJe, combing, uy
14c, coarse, Ucille. Color ido I'lne. 75il0c;
line medium, ib He; medium. lOeil-'c. roai.se
and caipet, I'ctlOc; cxtta heavy and bandy,
Hi7c.
TALLOW We quote: No. 1, 4iie, Qna
' HIDU.s AND I'HL'IS-S.lling fairly nnd
prim stents. Quoted til ecu Milted,
ficeof biands, No 1, Die per pound, No J.
S,p, green 1-iltnl, bulls and st igs. No.
1, JV,c, No 2 J'iC, green salted, butt brand,
ed, No 1, l'i No .', u',i , green bllted, sldo
hi inded, No 1, JV,e-. No. 1 JV . glee 11 salted,
kips, U, to 2"i piiutid, No 1, 5i,c , No 2,
l',e, green b ilted, 1 alf, S to 15 pounds, NV 1,
"c, No i, t'.i , nun silted hides, Nos. 1
and 2, and butt bunded, nruitnd 4e;
green uniuied, No 1 3' e, No 2, 2'.e, dty
Hint hides, No 1 5'i.c ! No 2. U,e, diy p tic
lildis. No 1, Die' No. i, a,c, , bhitp pelts,
fcinii rml dis, lOulo , drj, 4i,5i pci puund
ri'llh llneeOOII, JoTliOe , bkllllk lOcSiJloo,
mink, 10t75e. oposbUin 5ltii, muskrat, a
tule . fox, grns, lirgi, 7ril 00 red, huge,
70i,iluo, wuir uiountalli. Iirge, JIXu2i1,
wolf, nrilile. laige. 75o, wlldeut. huge, 40o,
be iv 111. Inrte. J7U0. medium, JIM, ninll.
tlu0it2 00 badge! IiUcSiJIOo. otter, prime
lurgi, J'j0iii7 00 medium 5I0UUI50, umall,
t.'iiu2M b 111 J15U0 duiin
St Louli. Ian 0 WOOL Quiet and
steiily Mioiuj and Illinois, medium, lUf
15. , In aid and low 12ii!b , Kntieus and Ne
btaski, in. ilium lOiiil.'i, btald and low, Mf
10c , Te xus und Viknus.iH, medium, Wtljej
braid and low Siilooj Teritor, medium,
10(il.', braid and low, SJilOi.
I'nil IhIiiiim.
A drill mirket continues to be had for
most bog prodin 1 Thu movement, how
evei is light, as packers Hie modciato
billets. svvi at lull prliua, which bujtrs
nre slow lo pas save foi tucli Juts as need
id for theli Immediate trade,
Wm quote
OltUUN MUVTd Shouldeis, JI62&per
cwt . bums J7I21. ,
8. 1". MIlATti Hams, cash, J7.7a, und
shouldeis, $17 1, .
LAItD-Cifh 60, and iunuaiy, $QC0.
D S MUATb partly cuipd)- Slioulders,
casli, Jl 7j pc rut short lib tides, 1 ish,
Ji bo, long bar n les, 5Su, and bhoit clear
bides, JJiXWiclo
fl, J, GILLESPIE 1 1 i oilir.I'.ifl
& CO,, J J. U, (JlLLKsi'it;
Commission Merch its, Kaum City Stock yd.
., ow. 4Uk
LlburaladraneiiiTii-idA coDivrtiosfeedlafilock.
Iluylng feeding cu il w. order a pcUlyr,
Cerropouaeuct icusltci TtUptwo Wo. 154
JlAltltUTS n" TUI.UllItAI'll.
SVvv York, Jnn. 9 ULOUH-Hpcelpts,
1, It") hnrtels, exporti", ll,9iJ barrels, sales,
lo.Si"! packnges. Market .sleaily, demand
nt present Is empty HIIcil with flour soil
to art Iv e and now coming forward, Spring
pitents moving only fairly well Quoted.
City mill patents, siUiKMIfi, winter pat.
ent, .' Mfl j u; city mill dears, J3 33, win.
tjr sI'nlKhts. J2 37JI2.75; Minnesota patent",
JJOOfiliO, winter extra, J1.!W,2 40, Mlnne
jiiln bikers', J2(g3C0, winter low grades,
J1i0172.1i, sptlng low grades, J1.7tV31 Wl
Pprlng extrns Ji.wnj a.
( OltN MUAL-Actlvp, bit lower; rales,
ll1","' ,,,,.,'r,,, 3-l"0 sacks, iellow Western,
Jl Hi'tl IS per cwt.
..V "."AT Hccelptn, 700 btisbcls; extioits,
.MOO btishela, dnles, 2,175 tiKJ bushels fut
ures, ,,,(1(10 bushels spot. Spot stendy; No
2 r'd, stoio ntrd elevator, nl,c, alio it, C3W
M'ii1, f. o b, Mjjc nllont Options ad
vniiced during the forenoon on llrm cu
i1p, rorelgn imslng nnd ptedlctlons or a
a go lUctcas,, m Hradstreel's bulletin,
later on a disappointing reduction nnd rtt
mors of n bearish Tbomim's ctop report,
II111 ilenlnl of which, lalei', togetliPr with
Irm olosliig tables, eaused a full ncovety,
but llnalls prlcis were worked off ngnln,
closing unchatigcil. No 2 red, January,
!.l0i0!U,i.,tc.!.,.J',r,mt'" UospcI H'.ci March.
CJ e-ir.TICJ 13-lCc, ilcspd 02'ijc; Mas', (i:Sfp
.li'-Ri-P? n,,1. trici ',ll,u'- cl0,wl cinci
JlilS'. SSItaiiC, clospd (.1c.
...,-,.,iN';,t.,'ct'l,t!,. 'VOI bushels; expottn,
SI.J hiishe s; snips, lo.",(ion litinlit Is futurps
W bushels spot. Spot market quiet: No.
7"i4V 'legator, sellow, 45150; Nn. 3, t!Vf
4ic. Op Ions opened steads', advanced with
wheat, hut ruled dull with a small tango
'b;', closing nt i,c advance. Jnnuars'.
J',1i,T1.', ??'"" Pcbruarv, clos.d, r,Jc; May.
61'iifi'il 11-lCC, clospd Ct'.c.
.iiATS-llPielpts, r.2il bushels; exports,
'.V,l1!iJ,,,,,'',,,i H"u"' "",""1 bushels futures,
103 001) bushels spot. Spot enslpr; No 2,
MI)3i!c: No, 2 delivered, Kie; No ,1, ."BHc:
Nt',.2 V.1.1"' "-'-c. No 3 white. 30V,Ci tincls
".''I10 W",('"1' ai'sWH'tei track white
stnte, 3i'IIHc. Options dull, but geuer
nlly sti.ii.v nil dns'. closing unchanged to
,e ndvnncp Jnnuars', closed 31c: Uebru
titv, ,1itfl3U.c, closed 3l'jC, Muv, 3l"c.
HAY Dull
l'ltoVlSIONS-Cilt mrnts, quiet; plcklod
shoulders, ijfiP,c.
J'.'i'i'.'rS1''111"1'1 Wcslern steim closed
?.?"" ".''' city nt C10, Jiinuntv', closeil
J, 2., nominal, Mus J7.45 nominal. Heslned
itr.ulv.
.,I,C1I-D,l,l! "PW """'. S12 7i"ffn2",; fnm
llv, fl.'fkHjli'.); shott clenr, JlloOnicno
HUTTUIt-Hasler, Westpru d Urv, lOiiblo;
VVpstPin ptenmors', 1",'i20p; Western fac
tory. IO'JPc, Ulgliis. y,c
CIIi:i:Si:-Qnlct large, nfille: small n'l
12c: part skims, 3'fife, full ikinis, 2pic
LOOS V ciker; Western fresh, 23HC.
Itecelpt', 0 2C3 p ickages
COTTONSUIiD OII--Moilernti1v nctlvo
In small lot wavi nuntntiniia wIiViimi, im
portant change, prime crude, 2U721'c: off
summer sellow, 177l'c
St. LotlK Jan 9 Ur.OUIt necelpts, ."000
birrels nnd shipments I Coo birrels Slendi.
Patents Jjwitu CO extra fnncv. J2 20fiJ3",
fnncv Jl i-n2(i3, rholcp Jl 10171
1.,n-TT,I!,,,cc'!l".''' r''m bushels nnd ship
ments 2., mil bushels. Dull but llrm. with
1 little nervouness ovpr the Thornin te
port, closing ip up. No 2 ml eih, f2c',
Jnnunrv. rji4c. .M is W,c: Juh , iWc
COItN lteci Ipts 1S(M bushels and ship
ments none Speeul itlon was light, with 11
stilt rally tow ird thp close which was "ie
up No 2 nilvcd pash, 42e; Iinuirv, 42' c;
Ucbrtnrv 42i,c. Mas ir.e; Julv, ll"ic
OATS Itei elpts 14 000 bushels nnd ship
ments sens) btihp Ulrm Cash and Jnn
uarv. 30c, nnd Mns, SOV4C
HltAN steidv nnd llrm, selling on cist
track at C3e, s icked.
HAY Unchanged Prime to choice tlm
otln J10W3H (), prime to choice prairie,
JSflftii'iiiO
UPTTlin Sleadv. Creimerj-, 20f?2Jc anil
.lnlrv 17J7tp
HOC.' Steidv. Presh, lf'c.
cnp.N MTJAL iAiwer. Quoted nt $1 O'lff
2 00 per b u rel
PItOVIS!ONi Stnndml mess Jobbing,
.12 00 L ird Prime steam, JH SO: pholce,
I'd Wi Div Flit melts Itoxed shoulders,
JI7". lonc-s, S"7" Plnr 1 lbs, J.'.S7'ii, short
pleir JO fi liipon PiokPd shouldprs, $7 77
in". i7, longs CCiTJ1-.., clear ribs, JC73; short
cleir, SGS?1..
Chicago Jnn 1 rLOUTt Receipts, S 000
Inn i Is md shipments 3 000 birrels Un
clmngi'l M'lnter pitents, J2 50?f2n,
straights J2 251i2i. spring patents, J3 101T
W. , s -lRht, 2 10152 SO, baiters' grades,
lli TTI7It-Qulet. Crcamerv, 12f?2.7c; dllr
le 111, Up
UCOS Ulrmer Quoted nt 131720c.
New Orlcin Jnn. 0 PHOVISIONS
Quiet Pork 12'j; Lird Itellned. Tc
lloxed meats Drs snlt shoulders 47,,c,
sides Xp llacon Sldi s C-'iC. Hams
Cliolce sugar cured sijj?,ite
HICK Steidv ordinary to good. 31,W4'p
UIX1UR Extra fines', $2 CHS .'.70, patents,
J2 ooiil on
COHV MPAl, Steidv; $217
lUtW Dull 77'-.fiSOc per cwt
COItN No 2 Ficked nnd No 2 white
47ri4Sc mlNPil rTT"lc; vellow, r.Jif.1c.
o TS steadv, No. 2 sacked, VYestern
r717' p, Texas, "Op
HAY' PIrm prime tlmoth', S13 E0CT1 1 TO,
choice $17 0011C0O
Liverpool Jnn WHUAT Spot steids
rtpmind poor No 2 red winter 4s 0' d
No J red spilng 5s "d No 1 hard Minltoba,
Cs 11 No 1 Cillfornli, 5s 21 Putures
nnened steads with near mil dlst-int posi
tions 1 fnihlng higher, closed steidv, 1
firthlng higher for both neir nnd distant
positions business ibriut equallv dlstrllw
utid lanurv 4s ot,d Pebnnrv, Is 101:
Nlanh 4s 10i,d; April, 4s lid; Jlas', 4s ll'.d,
June tv ll'.d
fOIlN Spot steadi American mixed
new. Is Id Putures opened siendv, with
neir and dlstint positions 1 farthing high
er closed firm, with neir positions 1172
firtblngs hlcher' distant positions 2 farth
ings higher' business heaviest on earls po
sitions, .lannarv Is 2d' Pebinarv, 4s 21,
March 4s 2id; April, 4s 2'-d; Mas, Is 2'.id,
June 4s 23,il
PLOUIt Steads ; St Louis fanes" winter,
Cs 11
BACON Stendi dpm ind moderate- Cum
lirrlind out 2STi.10 lbs IJs, short ribs, J
11 o2 lonif cleir light, TSUI", lbs, 32s
long cleir. heal , Vi lbs, 32s; short cleir
birks. light, IS lbs 31s- bhort clear middles,
luaiy 5"i lbs, 3Js, cleat bellies, H3T1G lbs,
3Js
SIIOPLnnilS Squire 12171S lbs 27s.
t M1-Shpit cut, H'llB lbs 12s Cd
q' VLI OW Pine, nomlnnl, 2s.
H13i:P Uxtn India moss, 72s Cd; prim
ms ios
PORK Prime mess, fine Western, to
nne Western medium, Ms '.'1
l,ltn Stenilv inline mess, V.Vcstorn, 3Gs
Cd; refined. In palls, 30s 3d
Cnfli-p mill !iiKiir.
New York Jan 0 COPPP.H-Optlons
opened istiaily at r. points ibelnn to :
points ndsanee ruled generallv (lrm on
foreign 01 dors nnd loeul cnveilngs. closed
sleidi nt 1017 JO points net ndinnio SiiIps,
2J700 bigs, Im biding lannarv u s'lffll i)c
IN briuiry 13 7oi March, H r,Vfil.170e: Mas
13 101711 ro September, 13 3",lil3 15c, Octo
ber, Ti 40Ti 1 : Wi-
Spot cotfee Illo stindy No 7. Ve.
NIHd Oulet Cotdovn. IS'ifilOe, Siloa lato
vpstprelas'. l.W") bags ltlo No 7 spot at
1Vc. 7J0 bags ltlo No 7 plus 13 spot at
r.'tei, noo bags ltlo No S spot nt 14o: 1,000
bags Smlos Nos "j to 7 alio it at P,'lc
Sils to-d iv. 1.0m) bags Santos No C spot
nt b,' e- 1,m1 bigs ltlo No 7 nt U'i.c, and
r.00 bnits Hnntos Nos f. nnd 7 nllont nt Wc
riXI bags Mnrncnlbo r.',0 bags Central Amer
ican, and ".20 packages Jamaica p t, and
1,000 mats Java at 2.7c
Santos Ulim. good average Sintos n.
rw ltecelpts, 12,000 bags, stock, tll.OoO
bars
Humburg Hirelv sleidy; prices un
changed to 'b pfg. lilgher. Siles, ll.OoO
bags
Havre Closed steady nt I'lfWif. net ad
vance Total sales. ISOOi) bigs
ltlo Weak No 7 ltlo, 13,'JV) Uxchnnce,
imjil ltecelpts, 7,WO bags; cleared for Iho
United Slates, 8O1O bags cleared for Ilu
ropo, none stock 210 OW bags
Warehouse dells ei lis fiom Now Yoilc
yesterdav 1J.21S bags New- York stock to
ilay, I12i,7 bugs United Slates Ktnck, 210,.
MS bags; alloit for thn United States 'J.7ii,.
M) bags total vlslblo for tho United
Rtntes. 40C.89S bags, ngalnst 1,13,837 bags
lust sear
SUOAlt Ttavv, quiet; ralr refining, 2Jic:
pintilfugal 'hi lest, 3o. Itelued, dull,
crushed 4 7-1WII"s.p- powdered, 1 l-jcgi'le,
granul ited, 3 n-lClT4c.
Now- Orleans Jan 9 -COPPUII Quiet,
ltlo ordinary 10 fair, HAifJU'iC
SPOAlt-Steidv; open kettle, strictly
prime, 2 n-1'.o; fair 10 fitly fnlr. 2 l.lMjJ
3-lCo, common to good common, 1 15-lCJiJc;
Inreilor. n.KHTic Centrifugal choice
while, 3 B-KiillV'. off whlln. 3'ifiV'nt gray
white, 3 11 to- choice Jellow clarilled 2
r.-lCc, nrlinci sellow elarllled 2 U-lC'727c;
off vellow elarllled, 2 7-lG2),o; seconds,
2Vi2 O-lfip
NIOLAS-tPS-Steady; open kettle, strictly
prime, 2ilff22o; good prime, lGl717ct prime,
llfll'c; fair to good fair, llfilic. (Vntrl.
fugnl. atilctlv prime, Ho: (food prime, 81?
Ooj prime, r,lJ7o; fair good, 5'tJCc: common
to good common, IflSc.
SYltlU'-Ufl ISc
I, en. I nml Zinc,
New York Jan 9 Lead Oulet Domes
tic J3 00. Spelter Still dull. Domestic.
J3 27.
St Louis Jan 9 Lead Higher Spot.
2!J'J. Spelter-Still dull. Spot, JJ 03. '
,
rinsed dull ut steady; i
-COTTON-Futurea
sales. 103.700 bales.
Jaiiuury. Bto.
Re,,.. Anrll r rtr. 1,.v KTIn Imiia f. 7-i
leiiruars. 0 ose; diarell,
i..u r. m, .i,-n. r.cr. ?;,,,,,,.,!. n..' r'cc.!
October 5 9 e ' ' ' '
New Orleans, Jan. 9. Cfaf-tfuturcs
steady; sales, 42,ono 1ilis. Jnnuarj-, 6151T
Bjftc; rcbruary. S2Sfl29c: March, S37U
Bsec; April, r. 10JT5 tic; May, 51i.f,".47c;
June, r.fJtnAs: Jul-, SMilSWci August,
5M7I5GIC! September, BCSii3.70c October,
5 73ff5.71e.
Ityp nnil Seed.
Chicago, Jan. 9 lts-e No 2, cali, 4140 j
Mn', r.Jc. Plarsecd No. 1, cash, Jl.l);
May, Jl.l"). Timothy seed-Cash, t-VCOIlfi 5.
SL Louis, Jan. 9 Itjc No. 2, cash, fd'ic
Plaxseed Cash, $1.35. Clover seed Cash,
$ mills to. Timothy seed Jl 73f& 23
Toledo, 0 Jnn 9 Clover scpcI Wenkerj
prlmn cash nnd Jntmnrs'i J5f".
Farmers, Feeders, Shippers,
' CONMtlN YODlt
CATTLE, JI0GS mill SHEEP to
Ben L. Welch & Go,
( tiMutssiu.Y jii nniA.s ri.
STOCK YARDS - - - KANSAS CITf. M0
iloripl llrtt.irls 1'iirnUlieil.
Write IT.
l.IVU MOCK .VIAIlltUr.
ltecelpts nt Chlcngo, St. I.otils, Omaha
nnd Kansas City seterdiy were: Cattle,
27 JiJO, hogs, 77,4ml, und sheep, 20, VK). Hamn
dav fast scan Cattle, 2S,2uu; hogs, 31,000,
and sheep, 12,300
Now York, Jan. 0 Uuropean cables
quoto American stects nt llsid2c, dressed
weights: rnfr'getator beef at UJitllOJuC No
exports to-day.
CAITLU .Movements for tho pnst 21
hours;
Cattle. Calves.
ltecelpts.., 4.23.1 ISS
Shipments 1YUI
Drlie-otils 3.HS Eli
There was but lltllo rhatigo lu thn mar
ket scstctdas'. Tho run was light, nnd
markets east ot its steads- nnd strong.
Thero iveto n good many fed nulls o steers
In, nnd buseis at tho opening tried to buy
them a little lower, but as thu day ad
vniiced this weukmss wns recovered, nnd
tho lato sales wcro much tho snnio us
Tiicsilas'. Some fanes export sti era
brought $-7 0077i 03. Cows, in sjmputhy
Willi steel s, were weak, but tho light offer
ings prevented any nctuil decline. Stock
ers und feelers, when good, sold vers" well
and bi ought llrm prices but common start
dull Itiingo cattle sold very renins', und
showed a llttlo more sttength Milch cows
dull nt old prices. Common, $13 00ffl7 00:
medium to fair, JtSOOgjIW, and good to
choice, JJ3 0oa3.". 00
ItUl'ltUSllNTATIVH SALP.q,
No Ai.Wt. Prlce. No. Av.Wt. l'rlce.
DHESSHD nUUP AN4D nXPOUT STEDItS
12 irr,7..,.J C 03 40 1333....$ 5 00
IS P.37.... 4 97 10 1I2S..,. i (u
11 IM ... 4 CO 31 1271.... I 17
1-3 1131.... 140 19 nJX.... ISO
2J 1001.... 4 10 21 1111... 4 1".
IS 11X3.... 10i 22 HO.... 4 03
33 11",J ... 100 22 1171.... 3 97
21 Hi0.... 3 97 12 1117..,. 3 90
'J! 1273.... 3 SO 1C 1100.... 3 77
19 1130 1ST SllfS.lOSS.... 3 07
20 .... 1013. .. 4 77 20 1311.... 4 33
20 1111.... I TO K I'll1).... 147
11 121)... 4 TO CI 12IS.... 123
22 1"2'1 ... 4 iO 11 1.00.... 4 20
CS .... 1217.... 110 11 11'iS,... 4 00
41 1121 ... I 01 3.1 11S.1 ... 4 00
17 1017.... '170 2S 1212.... 3 10
17 1207... 3 SO 20 1177.... 3 M)
21 lum .. 3 73 2t! 1003.... J C3
11 922.... 3 K
COWS.
2 $23.... 1 00 2 1070.... 2 10
2 .... 10S0 ... 2 27 2 1123 ... 2 30
11 790... 2 CO 12 1117 ... 2 C3
II S2J.... 2 27 3 100.. 2(13
S 1077.... 2 77 9 Mil.... 2 77
7 "28.... 2 S3 1 877.... 2 .S3
1 1030.... 2 00 20 1070.... 3 00
3 11.V, ... .110 1 12C0.... 3 17
II .... 11 3 ... 3 JO 11 1110. ... .123
12 '123.... 3 10 2 W0.... 170
1 llJ0.... 171 3 713.... 2 10
I 1012 .. 2 21 3 SM.,.. 2 30
11 lttlil ... 2 30 11 RIL... 2 0".
IJ 1010.... 2 70 19 930.... 2 73
S 0CJ.... 2 71 13 000.... 2 SO
7 'WI..., 2 83 4 1127.... 2 8T,
3 9f,S.... 3 00 20 SIC... 3 10
S 1097.... 3.'0 2 11W.... 3 40
3 1130.... J 30
HULLS.
1 1110.... 130 1 1200.... 2 77 i
1.. .POO... 2 77 1 1JX0.... 3 23
1 17M).... 2 SO 1 1170.... 2 63
1 1320. .. 1 27 4 1012.... 2 17
4 .... 1330.... 2 70 2 1203. .. 2 23
1 810 ... 00 1 10l0.. 1 80
2 . .. Ill) .. 2 10 2 7100 ... 2 10
1 .... 1110 ... 2 77 1 1S20.... .111
1 110... 2"0 1 1JJ0.... 2 10
2 11C3.... 1 00
iinirnrts.
10 .. . 007 ... 3 23 I 21 0f2 ... 3 0(1
21 stk 719.... 2 30 0 820.... 3 00
3 C20.... J 27 I
calvus.
10 a.... co) I t .... coo
13 .... 7J3 I
OXI7N.
13 ... I'M . 2 V, I
STOCKHRS AND rEEDHnS.
10 .970... 2 30 22 OiS ... 3 C3
CI Mtn F'll) .. 2 07 3s 831... 3 07
17 ... .1011 ... 3 87 14 1HS.... 3 70
11 SIL... 3 33 11 (770.... 2 SO
Pi! fill. .. 3 11 10 . ... 971.... 3 rn
20 . ... 777 ... 2 30 CJ 1001.... 3 83
2". 1017... 3 00 32 759.... 3 10
23 &SJ .. 3 JO
RANGE CATTLE
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
21cm 100J ... 3 80 27 cm 971.... 3 CO
21... 1120 .. 2 71 31 .. 870.... 3 00
23 1071... 3 17 41 cm 1121... 3 83
II 8i,7 ... .163 4Sc f ,10bS.... a 30
2S1 Kill .. SCO 101 670.... 273
27... 81S . 2 70
TEXAS AND INDIAN COWS.
2 .. . 710 . J 23 I 10 .. 1.88.... 1 71
40 .. .. S70 2 10 L-) . S70.... 1 75
ARKANSAS STEERS
23 HOC J 90 I 1.0 773.... 2 90
MEXICAN STEERS.
301 S.70 2 37 I
WESTPRN STEERS
16 ... .IOC! . 2 i"i) I 2 Hs7 ... 3 30
NEW MEXICO STEERS.
13 CSS 2 40 I 10 stk (.71.... 2 C3
NEW MEXICO COWS
40 S19 . 2 10 1101... (Th... 180
NEW MEXICO HULLS.
3 1220 . 1 80 I 2 1010.... 1 73
1 10 HI . . 1 27 I
NEW MEXICO CALVES.
30 (il .. 10 00 5.. .. l . . 4 00
HOOS Movements for tho na-st 21 hours
Receipts 12.121
Shipments 2.00J
Drlic-outs 11 fM
Thero was moro life to tho market vps.
terdas It opened a little firmer, tint after
the best off, rllii,s were disposed of, Ixvame
a little weaker, nnd the i lose was dull
Packers pritts- much contt oiled tho mar
ket, there being no outside demand pnio
a few outers from New York Extreme
range, J-lnKiITi bulk of uales, S3 "out 25.
REI'HESENTATIVE SALES.
No Bli. Av I'rlce.No. Sh. Av, Price.
(V. .. SR J7 23 M .. HI $3 40
33 .. IOC 2 50 1.1) ,, 101 3 M
1,1 ., 11; 3 30 HI ..133 3 (3
0 ..111 1 70 ' W 20 14S 3 73
70 ..179 S 90 a 120 193 3 Si
71 120 22C 3 'tl 87 1U) 197 S 90
HO ll 197 J 93 tl 40 223 4 ()
l.l 1WI JnJ 4 IO 47 40 H13 4 00
80 .. L01 I 00 1 40 213 4 im;
II) 110 271 (lli 77 .. 2i 4 0",
4i'. .. 2J7 4(1 87 le 232 4 0.3
9J 210 210 4 03 170 3l,0 2tl 4 10
71 Id) 21S 4 10 7J .. 217 4 10
77 80 2J1 4 19 107 80 21S 4 12'S
7 40 241 4 12's M .. ill 4 17 "
71 .. ill 4 13 7) ,, 217 4 15
71 .. 211 4 20 71 ., 217 4 20
IS 80 292 4 JO ffi .. 3u7 4 20
Tl 120 S0J (Ji 03 80 SiM 4 27
77 ,, 2i',2 4 23 M 80 SO 4 30
fj . ?J0 4 37 fl ., 2S3 4 37
II CO 1J9 3 41 IJ ,. 107 3 50
7S .. 101 3 70 I) 40 ia 3 70
fl 40 K.7 3 73 97 20 113 3 77
31 40 101 1 80 91 Is) J79 3 83
3.1 . 180 3 SO 70 IS) 197 3 811
7'1 400 21 1 3 )) 81 40 191 3 tf,)
70 . 19J 3 97 CJ 0 2u0 3 93
7S SO 2J0 3 93 7S ., 201 4 00
On SO 217 4 () 87 .. 222 4 ft",
92 120 212 4 07 57 .. 2)1 4 0.7
M 40 Sit 4 03 fl ,. 22 4 (11
(.7 .. 2JI 4 03 81 211 4 10
17 ... 21 4 10 SI .. 2J3 4 10
RO 120 211 4 10 f I 120 271 4 11
rt 80 217 4 13 M .. 211 4 15
37 .. 241 4 20 n 40 211 4 174
3S 40 201 4 17H 79 23S 4 20
7J 233 4 22V$ Wl 271 4 11
CI .. SM 4 23 07 .. 2S2 4 23
CI ,, SSI 4 21 70 80 ISS 4 33
41 371 I J.7
KI1EEP Movements for tha naat i
Iiouih;
ltecelpts , , ,,,, 1,193
Shipments ,,,.,. ..,..,.,.,,,,..,,
Drive-outs ......'..,....,..,,1073
'lliero was hardly so much life to the
market sesterday. Hut while tnlea were
less active, there was fair trading, and
prices wero genernlly steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALFS.
No Av W, Price.
2J millions,,,.,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,.,,101 Jl r,
'.'17 muttons,,,, ,,,,,,, 90 283
I) muttons ,,.,, 91 2 1.7
119 muttons ,,,,,,,,,, .... SJ 275
101 muttons. , ,, ,.,.,.,,,.89 277
119 muttons..,. ,,...,.,. ,,,87 3(a)
130 teeders ,.,,,... 1,9 2 23
22 lambs ,....,. 1.1 3 30
21.1 New Mexican tails 7i 1 50
HOltbUS AND MULES-Movemints foi
tbei past 21 hours;
Receipts ,,., ,., 1G7
Shipments , .,,.,.,, 87
Drlie-outB , , 3
Xtiurci waa moru ll'u to too markut Xor
this dns of stock yesterday thnn for som
time. Horses and mules botli mcetlnir with
a vers' good demand. A number of buyers
were In from tho South, nnd there was an
Improved demand for good drivers and
toachcrn for Eastern sblpment. Therfi
have been more nbod horses here this
week thnn for sotno time, which helped
tho mnrkot. Tho miction snips by tho
Rtock sards horse and mulo market Tues
day and jestprdny were! 31 fair to good
Southern mares and geldings at $2l33! 20
light sttifl) nnd plugs nt Jlli?20 .10 strecters,
$334"! IB drnft, J52 305ICO: 37 fnlr to good
drivers, $l,50illi 10 carriage, horsos and
conchers, $77fMtO: the bitter for a cholpvs
aiilmnl. Privately: CO mules, IB to llty
Hands, nt $35031, 20 tnnlps, 11 to 13 hnnds.
nt $30; 21 mules, 13 to 15 hnnds, nt $13, aim
21 mules, 11 to U'i hands, at $13.
We quote'
Mules, 11 to H'4 hands..., $10 OOfs 40 00
Mules, 13 to 11's hands...! 50 00W 00 00
Mules, 10 to 16'i hands,,.., 63 00,1100 01
Horses Southern , 13 WW 33 00
Horses Strecters . 4 33 IWf 47 (1)
Drivers .,., , ffl(H',il
Drnft 1 40 llO'if S3 00
HORSES!
SOLD AT AUCTION
Tuesday, M pilnesd it and Thurttlsr of Each
Meek at the lCmiftas City
Stock Yards Horse and Mule Dept.
W. K. TOtKIII mix, Jinn igPM.
Hu nilreds of all clne of Horses sold at pri
vate sale and at auction evu day. All slocK
miit lie is re presented or no mlc
Livii stuck tiv Tci.naiiAi'11.
St. Louis, .Ton. OCATTLE Receipts,
3,000! shipments, 200. Market fairly active,
steads'. Native stcirs, 1,000 pounds, JloOj
1,211 to l,li) pounds, $4.10'iT4aJ! light to
nipdlum, J,!iV,i,3 9o: cows, Jloo Texas
steers, fed, J3 30ij4.10! grass, JiloiiSIO! feil
eows. JJS0fiJ25i native stockers anil feod
ero. $l.s7fi1j3.
IIOOS Reiplpts. . 12,000; shipments, l.non.
Mnrkot netlve, irreg-ilarly f.TjIOc lower.
Oooil to cholc heavy, $ I ."Oft 4 13! fair to
good medium ai'd ml ted, $1 lOftl 23! com
mon to indliury li,M, J1s04.uoi pigs, $3 50
yl iO
SHEEP P.ecclpls. l,9i! shipments, 110110.
JIatket active. P,r(2iv higher. Lambs, f 4 00
C1I2.1, shipp and lambs, $3 40, nitlip mlxnl
sheep, J2.C05i3O3; Southwestern mixed, $2 23.
Omnln, Jan. 9.-CATTLE Receipts, 3,000.
Ileal y steers, particularly If n. trllle conrse,
were a trllle slow of sale and weak. Hatch
ers and earners' eows met with a good ac
tive demand at full, strong prices. Veal
ciliea avenged up steidy and the market
for bulls, stags nnd rough Mock genernllv
tiled Mini. Reeves, $1007127; stockcrs and
feeders J 00 1 00; cow s, $1 001 1 00.
HOGS Receipts, 9 000. Rushers were after
the hogs with weight and quality, paving
from $1.10 up to J4 .13 for fair to choleo
heavv and medium weight loads, or very
neirly stendy prices. Light and light mixed
stuff ruled nbout 5c. lower than sesteu-dnv
on nn avernge, with sales at from J3 73 up
to $1 lo for poor to choice stun. Pigs and
Yorkers sold unevenly and unsatisfactorily
nt around $2,751(3110 The close was rather
firmer on good hogs and nn early clenr
nnco mnde the bulk of the dcsltiblo londs
go nt $1 OOff IJ10, the same as on vcstcrclas'.
SHEEP Receipts-, 1,000. Demand was
good for desirable start and on such tho
market was active nnd firm. Common nnd
stock sheep were still low anil weak. Nn
tlve mixed. $323, native ewes, $300; natlvo
lambs, $3 73
Chicago. Jan. 9. CATTLE Receipts. 13,
000 The run was below expectations. That
fact and the adiance of 'fcc In tho London
mirket hid a atimul itlng effect on the de
mand mid checked nns- tendencs to weak
ness. Prices were ngiln strong for butch
ers nnil c mnci-s' stock nnd fnlrls steady for
Meers, Cows helfer3 and bulls sold prin
cipally nt JJ 2351.123 and the bulk of tho
diessed beef and shipping steers changed
hinds at $3 T" ffi Ti 00 There were several
trades at $3 J.lfi.", 70, nnd a few at still bet
ter llgures Extra heifers and bulls sold
around $1 00 and a few scala.w.1' cows wero
closed out at $1 301(1 73
HOOS Receipts. 43 iKVS Thero was com
parative steadiness lu the mniket. Light
hogs sold stronger and there wns a pretty
general willlngncsft to pay sesterdiv's
price for medium nnd heavy weights. Tho
supply was large, but there were not moro
good hogs than the mnrket demind called
for. Prom J3 73 to $1.10 win. pild for 1707!)
200 pound hogs, nnd Jl J374 70 wns the rango
for 2"07330 pounds. Almost the entire sup
ply changed bands at $IOeffi4fO Sales at
better than $4 CO wero scattering; prlmo
heivv bogs being scarce
SHEEP Receipts. 15 000. Nothing remiln
cd unsold of scsterdas's 9.000, and bus'ers
were ready for the 10,000 rpecived to-tliy.
The market was steadv all ells' and prlcei
remained unchanged. Thpnngp of quota
tions for sheep wis from $1.5053 75, tho
bulk sellnu nt $2 233 27
LAMBS Brought a 2350, tho bulk of
sales being at $1 301 1 33.
NEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
rrom ICniiinn City Vlu tho llurllnirton
Ilontc.
"DENVER SPECIAL" leaves Kansas
City dalls 10 50 a m , solid train; arrives
Dpnver 7 20 a m.
"HURLINGTON NEW LINE. VIA BIL
LINOS," for l'uget Sound nnd Pacltlo
Coast from Kulibaa City, leaves at 10 5i)
a. m. dally.
This lino gives patrons on opportunity
to vls.lt Hot Springs, South Dakota, Blade
Hills and Yellowstone Park nnd It Is tha
short line between Kansas Cltv and Hel
ena bv 3S5 mlle-b. Hutto 315 miles, ispokano
474 miles, Seattle 140 mile, and Tacoma
145 miles.
This Is the roost marvelous scenic routo
nnd perhaps the most Interesting across
tho continent.
Round trip tickets to all Pacific Coast
points via this lire.
For full Information address n. C. Orr.
Burlington Routo. ICansna Cits'. Mo.
DAILY AND SUNDAY JOURNAL.
JL 1'niiDlur Paper ut 11 Popular' Price.
Teluplinnc U50.
LKGXL M) TICKS.
(First publication Jnnuuiy 10, 1893)
NOTICE OF TltliaTISirrs SALE hute
ns. on April J7th, 1SS9, Junius O'Nell and
Ella O'Nell made, tuccctiti it uul deilieitnl
their deed of trust for thu nuipoao ot se
curing tho pasme-nt of two bonds, 01111 for
thu cum uf $l'i,00iL tho other for tho sum of
$3,000, in eald deed of trust dcscilbed,
which last mentioned bund has been puld,
wherein they conveyed to thu undersigned,
David H. Ettien, truste-e, tho follow Intf
eles.crlbed real ebtnte, sltlinteel lu thu Counts-
of Jackson, und Stutu of Missouri, to.
wit: The nmt one bundled (100 feet of
lot number twelvo (12). of block number
Miven (7), In Rico's addition to tho City of
Kaunas (now Kansia City), .MIssouil, ac
cording to u retorded plut thoieof, to
gether with ull thu Improvements them
unto tielotufinBj and whuraiH, on tho 27th
day of April, 1889, at 3,40 o'clock 11. 111 ,
raid dood of trust was duly reoorilod In
Hook H No. J37, ut pnq 3JS, of tho rtic-ortls
of tald JaekKon counts-, Missouri; and,
whereas, t,id deed of trust pi 01 Ides that
upon non-payment of tho debt seemed by
tsald deed of trust hy thu makors thortKif,
tho property therein described may bo bold
by thu trustee lor tliu ptirriotiQ of mUlns
the monev to pay tho diilit tbnnhy he.
cured, und, whetrcas. ruld bond for $19000
Is tioir past duu and unpuld, now, then.
fore, public nutlctj Is huiuby glim that I.
tha uniiersiaiKd, David II. Ettien, tint
tnrsteo t.imeil In tald dee-il of ti nut. undet
and by vlituu of thu uutjiorlty vustud In
mo by Slid deed of ttust, ut tho lenuest of
thu ovvnvrs of said bond. wli plnL,ed to
mil tho ubovo described real estate, at
puMlo vendue, to tho highest bidder, for
,",ash' ' ot tho fiont door of O10 building In
tho Cltv of Knnsas (now Kansas Cits),
Missouri, In which tho circuit court of tsald
Jackson count v Is held, on Saturday, tha
-nil iju of Pibruury, 1893. between tha
liours of 9 o'clock in tho fotennon und B
o clock In the afteinoon of snld day for
tho purposo of riilslng tho money to pay
tho uinouut of raid Indebtedness, with In
teres; and costs of executing this trust
DAVID 11, ETTIEN. Trustee
mnUY & SMALL. Attnri,eV: ru8,eo-
TRPSTEIT-S 8ALE-VJ,ereas, default has
been made In the payment of the T two cer!
tain iiPLrnti.-elilp ,.i.n,ljun. .. ...:..:. v. scr
,'el er. tils wile. .Ht..,i 1-.1. ,;,. "?.i"-'
liien tor record In the oflleo of ilia recorder
of deeds In unit for Jatkson county silt.
ourl, nt Kansas City, MIwouil IVuriiirJ
9th, 1847, and recorded a book ll ny m
at page 181.. I will, aworuance. wi.h xVl
... . - .. -. vuiuui.v 01 11 nml
terms pt said Heed of trust, at the feiiueil
M'nunn.l ..1 '
All of the couth half of the southwest' Quaf.
terof section twenty-four (JO, In townshn
forty-nlnu (19). In rango thlrty-thre H S
Jackson county (except that portion there!!
of takm and eonvejed for railway tracks
,rt hmiu.. .1 ..
the City of Kansas (now Kansas city vis!
fcourl), being the touth front door or tha
J ickspn county court house, In KansSa
City, In the county of Jaekson statcafore.
S.llil for l Ilh ilti litau, nt l?.i .T.T "!
189a between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon und tlvt) o'c ock in tha after
noon of that day, to sutisfy und pay Vald
notes and nterest and tho tost of ecutii 2
tbia ttuat. UWUX K, E6S, Twtca
M
.mUtf..M'.w. visjji. sa i,i4a.,jis -
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