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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14
TEACHERS WILL TALK.
The State Association Soon to
Meet at Warrensburg.

The programme for the meeting of
the Missouri State Teachers assOcia-
ton, beginning June 81 at Warrens-
burg, has been arranged. Sedalians
are on the list for papers and talks.
DR.. S. S. Laws will deliver the adj.
dress of the opening day on prison
L .bor and Reforms" Colonel A. F.
Fleet of the Missouri Military acad.
envy at Mexico. late occupant OF the
Greek chair of the state university.
will discuss under the head of Mis-
souri's educational exhibit at the
worlds fair the point, "VAlue to
Educational Opinions at Home and
Reputation Abaord." In the matter
Of the value of psychological study to
teachers, j. NJ. Greenwood will read
paper. Particularly will he discuss
the theoretical and systematical, first
in books aud second in periodicals
10 the State Training school, which
follows the meeting of the ass ia'ion,
Mr.. Buchanan ann Mr.. Greenwood are
on the board of instruction. The frs.
named will teach spelling and the lest
named will tell what he KIN rvs abiu
methods. Dr.. Laws will lecture Oh
psychology.
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The nomination of Whitelsw Reid
for vice-president is a blunder of a pc
culisr:y serious and senseles. kind. L:
is a concession to the Blaine faction Of
the party which ought not to have
been m ,de under any circumstances.
The sntagonism of the labor element
to Mr.. Reid is pronounced and bitter,
and ought to have been taken into
consideration by the delegates. There
are many Blaine men who would have
been unobjectionable from any point
Of view. Some of them would have
strengthened the ticket very mater
tally. Mr.. Reid decidedly and EN-
phatica 'ly weakens the ticket.-Giobe-
Democrat.
The Globe Democrat shows a can
dor in the above, which is sensible,
since it is truthful. Whitelsw Reid
weakened a ticket, which at best, is
weak, and it is no wonder that the re-
publican organs are bowling. The
November election promises better and
better for the democrats.
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Gossip for Spectators.


Minneapolis received 4O4 cars Of wheat
and Duluth l46 cars yesterday.
Chicago elevators loaded out yesterday
9l,0,0 bu wheat, 100 bu corn, "a, I95 bu
oats.
Selboard export sales yesterday We're
reported TO be AS bu wheat, $500 bu
corn and 10, 7O packages -four.
The four Atlantic ports cleared yesterday
$50, 200 bu wheat, 1858 bu corn, 33,6s7 bu
oats and IS, 90. packages -four.
Farmers deliveries Of wheat 10 England
the past week were 5,3s4 quarters at an
average price Of 30s sd against 64,50S
quarters at an average price Of 3Os sd the
preceding week
The four Atlantic ports have cleared dur
ing the past week 2,6ls,0OJ bu wheat, ESQ.,
600 bu corn. 10000 bu oats. Is, 400 bu rye
and 219 600 packages fionr.
According TO the Chicago Trade Bulletin
the available supplies Of -four and wheat in
Europe afioat and in the United States and
Canada decreased about 1900 bu during
May, against II, ll2,OOJ bu decrease during
April.
Crop Export Prime says sunshine and
cool weather are the greatest needs of
wheat. II has reached the critical stage
and smut is reported. The situation, while
more favorable, still causes anxiety. Corn
planting is going on rapidly in every state.
Probably q per cent is still to be planted
Fields where corn is up are weedy and in
no condition to work. Oats are improved
but very backward, compared with year
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CROP CONDITION IMPROVED.
The Area Of Wheat Almost the Same This
Year aS Last.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE acreage
of winter wheat. based On returns to
the department of agriculture, is 99.9
per cent of the actual area of last year.
There is a small increase in several Of
the Southern states and an enlarge
ment in Nebraska of 81 per cent
in winter wheat The percentage of
the spring wheat area is 1908. The
percentage of Iowa is 90, Minnesota
lOa, North Dakota IS, South Dakota
us. Nebraska lO1. The aggregate il
almost exactly 100, or nearly the same
as last year.
Condition Of winter wheat has slight
ly advanced, the percentage being
$50. In the Middle states slight adj
vance is noted and generally in the
Southern states. In the Central West
a strong advance is seen in Ohio and
in Kansas, with increase by
two points in Michigan and
Indiana The percentage of
principal states being Ohio. "a; Michi-
igan, So; Indiana, 81; Illinois, 50; Mis-
sou.i, IS; Kansas. 81; condition is high
on the Pacific coast, 81 in Washington
and % in Oregon and California.
The conditlOn OF spring wheat Is
92.3; Minnesota. 80; Iowa, 81; Ne
braska, 81; South Dakota, IS; North
Dakota, 90. 1t runs between 80 and
100 in the mountain region, 81 in
Washington and 81 in Oregon.
The area of rye is 3d.: per cent Of
last years breadth, and the condition
averages 81, an advance of q little
more than two points
An increase Of 30 per cent in the
breadth of barley is reported. Its con-
dition is 92; New York, 80; Ohio, 90;
Michigan. 81: Indiana, 50; Illinois, 81;
Wisconsin. 95; Minnesota, %; Iowa,
80; Nebraska. 81; California, 90.
The acreage of oats is 99.1 per cent
of last years breadth. General con-
ditiOn, SIS.
The clover area is nearly the same
as in June of last year, and the condi-
ton is 9i9.
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THE NOMINATION.

Now that Mr.. Harrison is nOmi-
mated the record of his administration
will be very directly in issue. He will
have to face q personal responsibility
for all the scandals of the pension
office, the census bureau, the Central
American trouble. the Gillian i'm
broglio, the shameful appointments of
Woods, Elkin. and the Ike, and the
ENLARGEMENT of his administration
with the BardsIey and Keystone bink
affair.
These will cost him many votes
where votes are neeied. He must
answer also for hi. broken civi.-service
pie lges and his shameful pare cling
out Of patronage to b'sses This will
C st him the support Of the mug
wumps, an element by no means to
he despisel in a close election.
He has very deeply offended Blaine
and the Blaine following. There is
more than rivalry between him and
the late secretary; there is hostility,
aud i, will not be allayed by the presi-
dents success in downing" Blaine in
the convention. There will be con
siderable republican vote silsnced by
Harrison's nominate N because of
Blaine.
He has offended Plat aud Reed
beyond forgiveness There is weak
ness in that. 1t makes the woods at
tractive to many voters.
He h ,s made himself the champion
of force-bill methods, with which the
better sentiment of his own party is
net in sympathy, while it cuts off all
possibility of an a!lisrc, division at
the south and the chance of carrying
any southern state. The silver men
are especially hostile to him, while in
the anti 81 yer states there is no en-
thusiasm at The mention of bis name.
He will b. an easy man to defeat,
and the democracy have now only to
nominate strong man. if not Cleve-
land, then Buies or some other good
western man and the battle is theirs.
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In that very readable book. New
Zealand After Fifty Years." there are
many curious stories told about the
few animals that are natives of or
have been brought to the island. II
seems that the original discoverer
found but three species of mammals.
two bats and a very small rat called
kiore by the natives The kiore Is
now almost extinct at times but occa-
sionally appears in extraordinary
numbers coming nobody knows
whence and going no one knows
whittier. In 1886 the west coast (no
other portion) OF the island was over
run by countless millions of them.
each pressing forward as rapidly as
possible seeming to have but one idea
In view. TO get away from the place
with all speed They were never seen
to eat and moved at . steady gait
night and day.. Thousands and thous-
ands and thousands Of them persisted
from hunger and the attacks OF q
larger imported rat For eleven weeks
the coast for $50 miles literally
swarmed with korea but at last they
suddenly disappeared That has been
six years ago but the scientists have
not yet decided where they came from
Or where they went
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The BA-oo brlieves That the we'll
|nown reputa ion of the hospitality of
|edalia, was increased by the visit of
hestate bankers. since many express
pms to this effect we're made by the
mixers themselves. 1t is long time
bee a more genial body visited this
y and many warm friendships testify
the feeling which was thus prompt
The BAzoo trusts that the .'ole'
M and his ladies may come to
dalia again in the near future and
It he may have as many pleasant
pmories Of her people as her people
We of him.
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GRAIN MARKETS.


KANSAS CIT, Mo-, June 1.-THE June
government report caused a worse collapse
In prices than has occurred before in many
months. Cash wheat here sold to-day fully
Sac cents lower than yesterday
There were big receipts and large guam
titles carried over from yesterday, TO
sell on demoralized market. Buyers were
totally at sea as TO what they dared to pay
Some receivers carried samples OF the
floor and declared they would not sell until
Monday. Big receipts are looked for next
week
Prices were quoted at Kansas City as
follows: No. hard wheat 67.a6,c. No. s
5Sd62c, rejected hard wheat 5std51c. No.
9 red wheat 13Cd7'. No. 8 red wheat. s06
&c; No. 4 red wheat 5S765c.
Sales by sample on change on the
basis Of the Mississippi river: No.
2 hard wheat. I car 20 lbs good
.4xc; No. hlrd wheat, 9 cars
choice tic, l car 10c, car CO.; No. I hard
Wheat, car 81 lbs. 70c, cars 5i..;o - lbs,
6Sc, 9 cars s. lbs sac. car &c, cars CSC;
rejected wheat, cars So lbs dc, car 4S
lbs CSC; No. 9 red wheat, l car choice Sic,
car Soc; No. 8 red wheat. car very choice
19c. cars 7Sc, 5 cars i7c.
Corn sold ut all pri -. The market was
demoralized. Shippers did not dare to do
anything. At the close Of the market No.
2 mixed corn could not have sold locally
abQye 40c, though few sales were made
early At bstter prices. No. 3 sold At s2c,
No. "a. sc. There was Z larger proper:
ton Of No. 4 corn 10 the receipts than be-
fore in months No. white corn sold To-
cally A,<d4sc. No. 8 white J1@ic lower.
OArs-wcre harder TO sell than anyth ing
else. No. mixedwere offered at 29c before
the close. Some early sales were as high
as Soc; No. Q white oats sold at lc
premium; No. at &c discount. RrE-
Was lower. No. was quoted nominally
at Csc; No. 3 at &c; No. Z ut 6Oa6lc.
FLAxsEED Ole on the basis Of pure.
BRAH-Steady; Gle here in lnlb
sacks. Bulk, aG56c. HAY--Receipts,
Is cars. Market firm. Quotations
are: Timothy, $S5Oa950 per ton;
fancy prairie. s.; good to choice, $3.50
@1.5J; low grade. eSd6. MILLEr SEED--
Scarce and firmer; German millet, sig
LILO; common varieties, 7'99Oc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE range OF prices
for active futures are as followa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

The friends of R. T. Gentry, the
popular candidate for state treasurer,
|hre forging to the front now that the
Dominating CONVENTION is rapidly ap'
preaching AMI their work is begin
hing to tell. Mr.. Gentry himself,
Notwithstanding that bis opponents are
both estimab'e and capable gentle.
men, has IT ceived many assurances Of
eslty to bis cause and he will g into
he convention with strength which
Pil carry might with it and with
ut doubt secure his nomination,
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mob spirit. Mobs are not the people.
and are not the vice of the people.
If the same parties that compose mobs
were to lend their assistance to the
collection Of evidence and the prosecu-
ton Of criminals that they display on
these violent occasions, our courts
would he more able, and would more
often convict criminals. 1t is wrong
and threatens society,""
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Wall Street.

New YoRK, June il.--Mloney on call was
easy at ~ per cent. Sterling exchange
was easier. with actual business in
bankers bills at s,.s7td+s74 for sixty
day bills and $aSStt for demand. Posted
rates, q ss(d4.S9
The weekly statement OF the New York
banks issued to-day, shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease, $I33, 900;
loans, increase, t93e, 900; specie, decrease,
81, 0s9, 900; legal tenders, increase, 1861 500;
deposits, increase, t22,0OO; circulation,
decrease, $l22,n0. The banks now hold
SEA, SO, $50 in excess Of the requirements Of
the - per cent rule.
Closing prices on the stock exchange
were rs fallows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

Judge Bleckley of Georgia, speak
of mob law, ssys: "The existence
mobs is a reflection on our courts
p is no more right than would q
islative mob be were it 10 under
BE the enactment of laws. If law.
bWere les emotional in their appeals
juries, there would be les Of the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14
A william In jail.

CREsToN. Ia, June ll.-William Col
Inns was brought to Creston last even
ing. charged with an assault on the
person of Miss Minnie Owan, .
school teacher at Lorimer. He is also
charged with ravishing the person of
little girl named Clara Lane. He is
now in Jail awaiting trial at next term
of the district court.
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Total. sOi3 5si1.slIS2l-6lS.
Rid received 4 and Lincoln l.
REID FOR SECOND PLACE.

Minneapolis. Mum. June H.
White'aw Reid. ex minister to France
ami editor of the New York Tribune,
was nominated by reclamation last
night for candidate Tor Vice-fresiden
on the Republican ticket The action
# New York and Pennsylvania in
deciding to vote eolidly for him Writ
ual:y decided the matter bef,re tb-
convention met, and the attempt Of
two Southern delegations t. push ex-
Speaker Reed to the front tailed in
consequence. E litor Eliot F. Shep-
ard of New York was TAXED Of for
second place for . time. but wa drop
ped because of bis religious prejudices
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

Chicago was an awful town in 1888,
Aud Minneapolis has done the biz agsin
as ture as fate,
md 1, alss! am st II the man the people
call Jim Blaine,
And for the presidency sure I'll never
run again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14
STRIKERS FIRED UPON.
Union Workman Meet . Hot Reception In
Attaching . Lumber Yar..

LOcKpoRr. n. Y, June ll.-News
from Towanda, n. Y, is that the fore
man of the Weston lumber yards
which employs non-union men. this
morning fired his revolver
into a crowd of 500 striking lumber
men. who were advancing to prevent
work by the non-union help. Eight
officers also on duty fired into the
crowd. 1t is believed that several
strikers were shot
The union men then went to Iona
wanda Island and visited the lumber
yards in South Tonawanda and sue
ceeded in leading the non-union men
home. Troops and a posse from ROch-
ester have been sent to the scene.
The sheriff with a posse of special
police are patrolling the town.
Kingsley, an officer who was shot IN
the abdomen, is dying.
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West Points Graduating. Orators.

WEST POINT. n. V, June 1.-THE
graduating exercises of the milita airy
academy occurred to-day. The ad-
dresses were delivered by Congressman
Cultivate of Ohio, General Angus of
Maryland and Secretary of War Elkins.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

When 3 laine thinks cf the luck that has
fallen to Ben,
he will pine for the tim. of his child
hood again,
And wish in his so-row he could strip to
tbs soul,
And hop off once more 10 the old sw m
min hole
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While Harrison was watching the
ba1lplayers catch the ball on the fly at
Washington Mr.. B aiue's managers
were catching southern dele gates on
the fly out west. The score is not vet
complete and the game is in Doubt
New York World.
The above Was written a few days
ago, since that tim, Blaine has been
beaten on the fly and has made a
home run where he il liable t. stop
for the rest Of his DAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June ll.-Eggs-Lght
receipts; light demand; dull; weak; l2c.
Butter-Fair receipts flair supply; quiet;
:teady. Creamery = Fancy, l5@l6c;
good to choice, l3dI4c; common, l2c; store
packed, l0c; packing, steady, 9a9I<c.
Grease. &c. Dairy-Fair supply; fancy,
l2c; choice, lOc.
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Dressed beef men bought 2,2l4 cattle yes
terday. Armour bought $40, Kingan 10,
Fowler 20. bold. 81, Phoenix packing
company, pa, Swift SIS. p. ID. Armour,
ITO and local butchers IS.
Packers bought AIS hogs yesterday.
Armour bough: LA. Kingan II,
Fowler ,426, Dold 103, Phoenix packing
company 2s6, Swift 267 and local butchers
10; Cole bought sci and other shippers
Az
Receipts since January aggregate 49,
s63 cattle, 6,96i calves, 1,ls9,l 26 hogs. 2I9,-
49s sheep. Compared with the correspond.
ing time in 1891, these figures show an
increase OF 69,ll7 cattle, s., 76a sheep and q
decrease OF &c ,4l6 hogs and ! ,375 calves.
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LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CIrr. June ll.-Cattle-Receipts,
1890; calves -; shipped yesterday, go
The market for steers was steady to loc
higher; COWS steady; Texas cattle steady
TO strong.
The following arc representative sales:
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Porter DecIine. to be q Candidate.

Porter Declines to be q Candidate.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE Jour.
nal this morning publishes a letter
from Albert &. Porter, minister to
Rome, declining to accept the nomina-
ton for governor. The letter is dated,
Rome. May 26.
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"And / would that I had listened
MT to nwise counselors and to-day l
would not feel ike q man who had
staked his all and been defeated
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Sheep-Receipts. l0l; no shipments,
There was little trading. The market was
nominally steady. The following are rep.
resetative sales:
No. W.T. Price, No. VT pr,..
10 lambs 81 : 20 "a lambs So Is
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Friday was great day for Grand
pas grand-son-but can't omeb,dy
kill off Russ?
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Esrs and Butter m New York.

NEW York. June ll.-Butter-Firm; re.
ceipts, 4,2,9 pigs; Western dairy, l2a14c;
Elgin. lsc; Western creamery, l4alSc;
imitation creamery, ll@l5c- Eggs-Steady;
receipts, 4.449 pkgs; western, l5%9le,{c.
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The splits" were not Sin it.
They ere for Blaine.
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Red do mt spell his name "Reed,
but he is Gear just the same.
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"He " ho will not when he may,
He shall not when he will"
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The dem, cratic majority this fal
will be out of sight.
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BASE BALL.
LEAGUE.

Louisville, 6; Baltimore, 4.
B ston, 6; Cincinnati, 4.
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 5.
Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburg, 8.
Washington, 16; St Louis, 4.
Cleveland,5; New York, 1.
WESTERN.
Kansas City. 10; Indianapolis, 8.
c ,lumbus, 2; Minneapolis, o.
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"Well goodbye Jim, take keer o
yesef."
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OFFICIAL VOTE.
The following is the official vote by
the Minneapolis Convention:
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. June ll--Hogs-Alarket acfiva
and prices &c higher. Sales ranged at $3.50
@5.0O for light; $I50d475 for rough
packing; - 10 $500 for mixed; a. sO,a5 10
for packing and shipping lots; pigs,
$4.uSG@.s5. Cattle-Market steady. Sheep
Market steady.
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Plumes are not fashionable this
year.
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7gxc; No. red, SIC. Corn-No. .,
FSc; No. 2 yellow. 475sc; No. 3 new,
<5sic; No. 3yellow, new. +6a5c Oats-No.
2 cash, 291<c. Timothy Seed-Cash, sl.a9
@l34; September. $i.3& Mess Pork
Cash, new, $l03.Iid 035. Lard-Cash,
new, $63,,1G6.35. Short Ribs-Cash,
s6571<G6.4O. Rye-Nominal 7Sc, June, 7Sc.
F1axseed-No. l cash, $l.03; September,
$l.0i11. Barley-6oc.
ST. LoUIs, June ll.-Flaxseed-99c. Cas-
tor Beans-tl.45 Rye-sSc.
St.Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June ll-Wheat-Re-
ceipts, 1900 bu; shipments, 500 bu: re-
ceipts, corn, $1,000 bu; shipments, 10000
bu- Closing sales were: wheat-Cash,
size; June, Sc; July, sc; August. 1sc;
December, sc. Corn-Cash. &c; June,
tlHc; July. 42c; September, 42Ic. Oats
Cash, C; July, :s4c; September, 25s&.
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The long agony of the republicans
sSover.
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for Infants and Children.

'-Castoria b 50 vel adapted to childrr. that
frecommend it a. superior TO any prescription
known 70 me" IA ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Crooklyn, NJ
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Domestic exchang: WAS as follows: y ~
York, 400 premium; Chicago, 90 premium.
Ct IOliS mar
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wheat and Corn In Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, June ll.-Wheat-Holders
offer moderately; prices Id lower No. 9
winter, Is ,0d; No. 8 spring, Is 1Od. Corn
Supply poor; prices S<aad lower Spot,
SIS Id; June, Is lOIzd; July, IS I'D; August,
q, cid
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The bari has been looked after.
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Blaine was not in the swim.
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Ii. dividend. > pcr cent.

liz. dividend. ) pcr cent.
Kansas City hank CIearings.
kansas CIT, Mo, June 1.-THE Kansas
City bank clcarings for the week thus far
and for the corresponding time last year
ar, as followS-
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Chicago.
ru .,It1oeinRl Ye~tei
Suuo u Asn y A~~s tn day day

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE range Of price.
for active futures are rs follows:
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Hogs-2eceipts, 6.S9e; shipped yester-
day 657 The market was quiet and steady,
closing weak and 5(6l0c lower.
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Omcial Paper Of the City eff Sedslia
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business office. ...............".... 4

The hat won.