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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
WHEAT NEARLY WI CENTS UP.
rrnrurR nan cRop NEWS AGAIN
BULLS THE MARKET.
Market Opened Half n Cent HiThef
and Gained Until Ncnr the Close
Corn and Onts Lower |
Provisions Were Firm.

Chicago, June k-Further bad crop news
was again the all-important factor IN
wheat to-day. and caused an advance IN
July Of i.c per bushel over yesterdays
closing price. Corn and oats did not shate
in tho bullishness of wheat, each closing
al about i,c loss. Provisions ruled hrm.
and closed ut n good advance.
There was more doing in wheat. the mar
kct ruling active and nervous, the range
for the day being iA,c. The opening was
Arm. the first sale being at "a gain. and I'M
proved 1c more before there was any ma
terial reaction. There was an unusual de-
gree OF activity, and the buying was ur-
gent, with the trade broader than for sonie
weeks. Not only was there excited COW
crins by local shorts, but there was also
active buying by local operators for tho
fair line OF outside buying orders. The
early strength Was due largely to the
claims of damage TO the crop OF late, as
indicated by the various state reports. In
diana being the latest addition TO the llst.
with a condition OF 5Ss per cent. as against
s. per cent by The Government on MAY i;
and iad higher and, were a factor, Betlin
coming !. mark higher. Minneapolis again
reported a large -four business for export
and was one OF the early bull influences.
But later. the enthusiasm cooled off some
what; there were generous realizing sales
and some short selling. which brought the
advance to a hal, and developed weakness.
The clearances proved very light and ca
bles repeated the adyiccs received yester-
day. of generous rains In France. The
Michigan crop report which was put
atloat yesterday was officially denied and
the announcement made that II would not
appear until Monday. July opened irreg-
ular about izc higher at bSi.05sa,c. and sold
up to 59isc. and then broke to 5St.c. Theirs
was another rally during the last hour.
Tit Modern Miller stated that there has
been a further decline in the condition OF
winter wheat the pnst week. and this, with
the higher closing cables, stimulated buy
Ing again under which July touched 59l.c.
the close being firm at 59asc.
Corn was quiet. trading being within
narrow lines, The start showed some
strength in sympathy with wheat, but the
prospects of another enormous crop proved
too much for prices. July opened a shade
stronger Mt 2sasc. touched 2Stsc, then grad
!ially declined and closed easy and lao
lower at 2sisacsiIc.
Oats were. rather inclined to follow corn.
July opened at T7.ftlsc. sold up to lsi.c,
then to lITsc, where 1t closed. Trading
was limited. selling orders predomlnating.
\ falling on In hog receipts and better
prices for them gave firmncss to the pro-
visions market. Prices were also helped
by the advance. in wheat, and at the close
substantial. advances were noted. July
pork closed 11isc higher at 1925: July lard.
loo higher. at $3.50: july ribs, l2isc higher
Estimates for Saturday: Wheat, g cars;
corn, go cars; oats, $50 cars: hogs. 1900
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

W~ooL-Stcady, in fair demand. Quoted
as follows: Missouri and s~imilar.Finc,
,nsc; line medium, spilc: medium. Haze;
coinhlng. Haze: coarse. lCGiic. Kansas,
Nebraska and Indian Territory-Fine. ga
SC; fine medium, 7Tsc; medium. SdiOc;
combinr, sul0c: coarse, Ease. Colorado
Fine, 6dsc; fine medium, 7a9c: medium, sT
lOc; coarse and carpet, 7usc; extra heavy
and sandy, 6YSc.
HIDES AND PELTS-Fairly active at
old prices. quoted Green and sailed. free
OF brands, No, l.. SIC per pound. No. ..
SIC: green salted. butt branded, No. !. SIC;
No. 2, iAc; green snlted. side branded. No.
!. 4isc; No. .. &c: green sailed kips. 10 to y
pounds, No. !. ji.c; No. .. &c; green saltcd
calf, 5 to 10 pounds. No. i. 6isc: No. .. 5lac:
green sailed hides, Nos. ] and .. butt
branded, around sac; green incurred, No. /,
4i2c; dry flint, hides. No, /. 7isc; No. .,
6lec; dry saltct hides. No. /, 6isr; No. ., &c,
sheep pelts, green. 10000; dry. safe per
pound.
TALI.ow-we quote as follows; No. /.
&c: No. ?. 2t.c.
s., Louis, $40, June 5.1wooLlstrong
and higher. Missouri and Illinois-Ncdium
gcmhlnE, l2aitlac: light line. gui0c: heavy
fine, lilsc. Kansas and Nehraska-Medium
and iine, lli.fil2c. light fine. ga9t.c: heavy
fine. 1HSc. Texas. Arkansas. Indian Torri-
tory, "tc.-l'all and spring Medium, lli.l
Western-Mcdium. nisdl2c; light nno. Sisd
.lac' heavy iine, Igsc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lsc; fair, lJfilGC.
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Money Mt Home and Abroad.

New York, juno 5.-Moncy on cali easy
AZ : per cent. Prim" mercantile paper. "a
bla per cent, Sterling exchange steady
with actual business In BANKERS hills At
S.SNi.fri-Ssie for demand ana sAs7itsi 81
Tor sixty lays: posted rates, si.sslsfi4.ssis
Commercial BINS, SISSY.
London. June J--Monry, = per cent. The
rate OF discount In the open market for
short and three months bills. lS-l6 per
cent.
New York. Juno 5,-ClcarIngs. ss7S.6.i75;
balances. Si,2Ii.N-S,
Boston, Jung j,-Clearings, sl5.72s, G9i: bal
ances. Sl,5IT,hs9.
balances. s37i.0yH.
Philadelphia. June 5.-Clearirgs, ,s.q7T-
Az. balances, I.l20.Ul0.
Cincinnati, June a.-Moncy. 4af per cent.
New YORK exchange, % per cent. Clear
chicago, june 5-Clearings. ,i4.sn. $50
Money steady. UNCHANGED. New York ex.
change. soc premium. FOrrlpn exchange
steady. bankers London sterling. si.g
st. Louis, June 5-CIearings, ,9,si7 or.
balances, 1926, liG. Money. G4S p.r cent
New YORK exchange, 500 premium bid.
Memphis, June 5.-clear!nFs, ,t25. i2i: bal.
nrces, SIO,J5. New York exchange sell
Ing At $50 premium.
New orleans, jun 5.-Clearlngs. siE7-
%; New York exchange. bank. $50 par
si.h"i premium. Commercial, soc per sl'Oyo
premium. Wv
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small way; home grown. new. socan per
SWEET. PoTAToEs-s,eady bu, dull.
Quoted at oa7oc per bushel in a small
ToMAToEs-A good many on sale.
~ yciniiis, sss,ds;' texas Gsss Stock S' si.s6 per irsy.
SMI sSar: supply asandan, and prices
BERRlEs-Raspberfie There was a fair
run Yesterday. with a brisk demand, and
22S; red s.2tas.5 per crate. strawberries
-The supply continues high and. prices are
ilrm; home grown stock. ,2cpa?.'5 per crate:
per crate. Huckieberries-The trade is slow
at N.151i2.D per crate. Gooseberrles-Mar-
kct is slow: domestic. $50, wild. s.p per
DRIED, FRiuiTs-Appies, ,vapora,ed.
GGS sqRa &c f psr t s5hfai quarters light 's''
cSsoaaais. ,s.SSS nG Ssr R.Sl'e' r ss 6 ,o'iS M!
cans. polished, saioc: central America, ex-
ira Jumbo, polished. ndi2c. Peanuts. ,ylr-
hssseo. raw. Easy: t Of I'D ,RR Sse9fk Kansas nsh.
,,LEMoNs-1n good demand and steady;
way: California, 1cvi3O per box:
pRANGEs.Rsesip,s better and demand
ling, 20 size ss.cpna5o.
BANANAs-ouiet but steady; Quotations
s snncs as an 1SllS SSs shiprInEs a;Ss,2'@ per
oTmiE I'' fFRUfTs0 ,iss p%ineapples.
70 size and Quality. California cherries;
10Y cherries. s2.eDT2.25 per crate. ARIZONA
aprico,s. scarce. $50 for fancy stock. Texas
f Seashss, Psoaind il sto e !. Quoted Pf5 d0 at 45ca TfT per
Is bushel box; ecnIec per peck basket.
Ts va, i nlgns s,;Sosg,2 q per syafe. ,,,-,,o,
tlhDaEe, home grown stock plgn-
IS iSc; culls,, 90; ne per pound;
@ 2%'&ss G e ny] s9m ,'SSS from on r. f.
way. greer, stock, : bunehes for sc, Beets.
s5% s,n, r, 25msoc per bqshsl: bunch stock.
ishes 25c per nys to six dozen
plant. Sc for 3 dozen bunches. cucum.
Set', Sgnioc per dozen for fancy; medium,
box: inferior and old stock sold FOR offers
made. Parsley, home grown, scarce. sl..5
per bushel Green peas. home grown, fancy,
slHi2; per bushel, .kale, home grown. zoe per
sashel Mnstari, lbg@e per bushei. string
.,basket sratei 500 per, hushei box;
crown beans pea are D coming 'oN in. hG ami
shipped stock not wanted; home grown
sell at, M!9 per bushel. caulitower,
fancy. S.25Gl.O per dozen. Squash, from
Texas. almost unstable, 5or per bushel
box; .'I25 per dozen. Kohlrabi. 2oc per dog.
New turnips, i0c per dozen punches.
o CORN-Short and common. 5000
G25.o per ton: self-working. fair TO good.
$1,000 1000. .self-worklnE, choice. si5.gp
500. all hurled. {So.pUJ0.0o: dwarfed, 5000
also.
FEATHERS-Prime geese, Sc per pound:
dark and soiled, 25T50c; mixed and old. l5p
SOC; ] per cent taro on small sacks and ,
per cent on large.
nEEswAN.No. / amber. &c per pound:
GROUND LINSEED C.tKE-we quote:
Car lots. sl1.c per ton; 400 pounds. $500:
900 pounds. $1,000, and less, sl.G5 per cwt.
HONEf-l pound comb. white. i5c; fall,
California, white. lGVl7c: . pound comb,
California, dark. i0dl3c: extracted, in cans,
vac. extracted. in barrels. 5JGc.
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INDEPENDENCE.
Judge Orders the sheriff to
Cause the Town Clock 10 Keep
Accurate Time.

Judge Dobson and the town clock In the
court house steeple had a falling out yes
terday, with the result that the sheriff of
the county was ordered to take the clock
In charge and make it keep the correct
time. When Judge Dobson held court at
Independence a year ago he organized a
radical spring cleaning Of the circuit court
rooms. and while the county court looked
upon the order 10 clean up as revolu-
tionary in Its character, 1t footed the bill
without a murmur. Yesterday Judge Dob
son turned his attention to higher things
and ordered the renovation of the clock,
which hangs high in the court house stee-
clock keep time. followed the mandate Of
the court and stationed a man in the stee-
pie. who coaXed the mechanism to perform
its duty. When it failed, a crank was
used and the hands turned on the dial.
The cause for the strong arm OF the law
bslng invoked 10 bring the refractory town
a Juror. a jury was ordered to report at
2 O'Clock. When the hour arrived one juror
was missing, The sheriff peeped out OF tho
upstairs court house window and spied tho
juror with his face upturncd and his eyes
rivetef on the face of the town clock. In
a few moments he entered the court room.
BY agreement the case had proceeded with
only eleven Jurors. Whats your name?'
demanded the judge. Jesse Cole" said
the meek looking farmer The Judge, went
until that time. The Juror told the court
that it was just 9 o'clock and the town
clock snbstartiated the statement by strik-
ing twice, Then came the mandate of tho
court directing the sheriff to bring the
clock to time, put the same in repair and
Keep 1t so during the sessions of the court.
The county court had a round with tho
t!mepiece, and as the clock belongs to
the city, the city government paid half the
expense incurred. The order of Judge Dob
son does not affect the city and the county
will have to foot the bill. When the city
authorities heard OF the order they We're
call the Judge blessed. for the entire city
has been put out considerably by the
clocks unrellability.
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Miss Passa Roberts has arrived home
from a visit to friends at st Louis,
Miss Maggie Arnold. OF Butler, Mo-, il
in the city, the guest OF the Misses SOUTH
ern.
Miss Vyra Venable is visiting friends at
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Miss Villa Burgin has returned home
from a visit with friends at Liberty. Mo
An operation was performed yesterday
Tor the purpose OF extracting the bullet
accidentally shot Thursday. The bullet
was not found.
The attendance of Independence peon,s
park, is quite large,
Daniel Whiting, OF Lees Summit. is he
Ing entertained by his son-in-law, l.. F,
To-morrow will be Rally day at tho
CHRISTIAN church; Services. will be held
at 3 o'clock In the morning. "N
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The local money market yesterday was
fcaturelcss. The call for money was light
and what paper Offering OF n misccllanc-
Gus chnfacter. Cattle paper Is being paid
on more freely than for some time. ana
deposits are increasing. hence n quiet and
easier feeling, though rutes remain nm
changed-stUl aus per cent. Very little
currency going to tho country. Bank
clehrings. SlGj1.74a, against sl.5l5. $50. an IN
crease OF Si3i.S%i, u gain of \ per cent.
Eastern exchange quiet, but unchanged.
Houston. Flhle " CO.. exchange brokers,
quote a. follows: New York. 81 prem
ium; Chicago. par; 81. Louis. par.
The gold reserve yesterday was slVf,-
Ji7. eji.
There will he i.o26.oon ounces OF silver
shipped from New York TO Europe to-
day. This is the largest QUITO IN "a single
day for a long time. and confirms tho re-
cent reports OF a probable decided Increase
In the foreign demand for silver, The lat
est gossip on the subject points to Japan
rs the next extensive purchaser. the points
being mad" that the Increase made IN the
paper money Of that country Incidental to
the chinese war. from ip.tuD.dn TO over
"2l,'sD,"i yen, WIS made without "A suill-
Client provision for money metal.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

New. York. June 5.-coFFEE-options
opened quiet. with prices unchanged TO 5
points higher: ruled featurcless. with trad
Ing slack and local. closed steady n; )
points decline for May; other months un.
SSashsed 70 2 poihts advance. saiss; s.o
Sisot coTes-Rio, nominal. No. I. 1910;
mild quiet: Cordova, l5i,ulSc.
centrifugal. % test. ss,c: refined steady:
standard A. 47sc: confectloners' A.. 4isc:
crushed, use. ~granulated, &c.
New Orleans. June 5.-COFFEE-Rio, or.
binary 10 low fair. l5a.6iIisc.
StGAR-Steady open kettle, none in FIRST
hands: centrifugal whites. 4su4,ac; yell
lows, .irti.c.. seconds. .s.I2tsc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ta3c.
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GASOLINE vArOR EXPLopEs.
Engineev at b Topeka Reform
School Bndly Injured.

Topeka, Kas,. June 5-Cspecial) c II
Dwelly, engineer at the Topeka r. FORM
school for boys. was seriously Injured
yesterday by an explosion of vapor in tho
gasoline storage room at the institution.
He had gone into the room with a lighted
torch. Some Of the gasoline tanks evil
IDENTIFY leaked and formed the yapor which
exploded. The tanks did not catch Are
and an explosion was thus avoided which
would have wrecked the entire builiinr,
is a Topeka man. The doctors doubt his
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

There was a firmer tone and more life
TO the market yesterday than for some
days. Lighter receipts Of hogs than eN-
pectcd u a very bullish grain market
encouraged buyers, and both side meats
and lard closed . little better.
We quote car lots:
GREEN MEATs-shoulders, s3,75a3.sO per
500,
II. $ MEATS partly cured)-Shoulders.
cash. S,I"I3 - per cwt.. short ribs, sides,
cash. $3.50 long clear sides, $3.50; short
clear Sides. S3.Jj.
LARD-Cash, 500: July. $500.
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OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION,
Chartered Yesterday aud Last Might
ave u Grand BANQUET.

Guthrie, O. T., June b-(Special.) The
to-day. and organized by ~electing the foI.
lowing officers: President, IL. S. Cunning
ham. Guthrie; vice presidents. J. W. Shar-
tell, Guthrie; C. o. Blake. FL Reno; Amos
Green, Oklahoma City; W. s. Denton
Enid; Thomas III. Doyle. Newkirk; secre.
the association gave a grand banquet al
the opera house in honor of retiring ms
tee Burford. and his successor. Justice
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Digging CycIonc CcIInr..

a number of Independence citizens have
abandoned their trust In Providence when
II comes to so-callcd cyclones, and are
having constructed cyclone cellars in easy
reach to their back doors. Since the ter
r!ble tornado of a week ago a number OF
such cellars have been constructed, es-
pecially In the southern portion OF tho
city. An excavation ten feet long and six
feet deep, with the empowering of earth,
is considered the proper thing in case OF
a high wind. one cedar has been con-
structed with a lookout window Ingenious
without the least danger and see their
chattels disappear.
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All the Merchant. Are in II.

The entertainment committee OF tho
Commercial Club gave it out yesterday
thai, thirty floats have been promised for
the Fourth of July parade. Nearly every
business man in the city has agreed to
decorate his place OF businessr. and aid in
the big time coming. Some of the floats
this year will be quite handsome and will
eclipse the effort made a year ago.
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New York, June t-There was an ir.
regular demand in dry goods for assert
inents OF a miscellaneous character to meet
country wants. but at the best, such hold
ings Were OF moderate amounts. There
vance orders for autumn. In which prints,
staple ginghams, linseys, cotton dress
goods and other styles reflected engage
quiet at .i.c.
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rw.ns,-,hr-. Lawyer. Adm,t..s.

Topeka, Kas., June 5.-(special) Tw.ntv-
three members, of the graduating class az
yerstty were admitted to practice besnr.
the supreme court. of the state this morn,
ing, The motion for their admission MAJ
tice of the court. '"'e Jus-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

Commencing. May 10th. the Chicago Great
daily at lf:i5 a. m. and Twin City Spe.
eiai' at I:bo p. m. Fastest trains 10 bes
Molnes. 81. Paul and Minneapolis Ticket
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

Topeka, kas;; June S~-tspeciaI.) A char
a new Institution, which no1 OF
T Tsee sire cuisines a5e with . capital Of s5's%.
icy. J. n. Roach. George i. bold And q
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

Sales on the Mining exchange yesterday
were: 300 shares Moose Extension nj 81
Gisc: loo shares Equitable Mt Sc. 1000
shares Winncbago at liac: 1000 shares
Alcyon Mt 2c; "a shares Isabella ut Sc;
bo shares Bd~ngkok-Cora Bell NJ li.c.
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shot Himself Accidentally.

Lawrence, kas.. June 5.-CspeciaI.) John
short distance north Of Lawrence. shot
himself accidentally this afternoon. The
rbsakt and aEsth yssWlAd INSTANTLY,
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Chicago. June 5.--Ryc-No. Q, cash. Ssi,c
July. SSc. Flaxseed-No !, cash, I5igc; Sep.
TENDER, Size. Timothy seed-Cash. S3.3j
Cash. $40; October, $40.
ST. Louis, June 5.-Rye-No. ?, 32c. Flax.
secd-At i%c. Timothy seed-cash. s2.0y
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New Orleans. June 5-CoTTON-Future.
sales. $500. June. T.O2GT .0ic: July,
I,0oi70 2c; August, 6.g5uG,a7c: September,
6.Su6.bIc; October. 6.j1uS.j1c; November,
igu6,50c; December, 6.5.uS.53c; January, 6.5i
@s,Jc; February. 6.57a5.69c.
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New York, June 5.-LEAD-Duil; bro
kers' price, 500; exchange price. 5000
S.02i.. spelter-HiGhcr; domestic. A.l0.
st. Louis. June 6,-LEAD-Fcasier: R75.
Spelter-Dull and weak; s. I9la. sellers.
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Mexican dollars, 53i-r. ~
LONDON. June J.-Bar silver, slYd per
ounce.
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Geo.R.Barse. Pres. J.H. Waite. sec,and Trs.
GEO. n. RARSE
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO.,
Rooms I5D-iGO Live stock Exchange Bldg.
CaDital Stock Soso. ooo paid lin

Liberal assistance given to parties feed
Ing stock. Feeders wanting assistance
please correspond. Personal attention to
ail consisnments. Market reports on APP
plication.
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THE LIVE. STOCK MARKET.


Western receipts the pas, y hours:
Cattle 60. lilo 500 LEO so
noES '. E. ....,lp,3S $500 500 400
SHEEP Zoo 1000 $500 Leo
Cattle :. $50. $50 500 400 500
Hogs =. p. $500 1900 $500 $500
New York. June 5.-I1urOpean cables quote
American steers at 9Lul0i,c, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at tGSi,c. Ex-
ports tomorrow, l,2s0 beeves, go sheep
and 2,i62 quarters of beet.
CATrLE-Movements for the past 81
hours:
pooo,r,s Cattle. Calves:
ittC'lpts ,. =. . . .............,.f,lG lfo
Stlpileht> e ,51 :
There was fair trading yesterday though
not so much life as on Thursday. A big lot
OF fancy export steers Of medium weights
sold higher than for some days, bringing
S'oI.Cieneral market for export steers, how
ever. was only steady. Some medium
steers that had been on grass were a little
lower. There was but n handful of cows
In, Yet they We're no better. The hes, lots
We're steady but medium weak to Il shade
lower. Stockers and feeders were in light
supply and We're much the same as Thurs
Day Tn best offerings We're steady, but
low grades a triiie lower and dull. Milch
cows in moderate demand at old prices.
Common, sl2.5gHi5; medium to fair, slSu22,
and good to choice, S2jf35.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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st aSpebk aSk k Sam June s;-tspecial.) Tn,
nat the Peoples Savings bant notified
iiouidat haS decided to go into yolupiia1rr,t
oncs and Bepositors will be paid ar ay
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was a very fair Improvement and prices
ruled SJioc higher most Of tho day ana
the pens were fairly cleared AT the close.
Extreme range. tagpda.io: bulk OF sales
116sd3.@.
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sANNr chIssse Daylight Express n, a.,
al S:5o FE ROUTE leaves Kassaoan IN ne
same evening. AnS IL aI 6tSs. n Chicago liz
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nlsh. Low. Close. T ftli


VHIVitO feVtIpIs ytstefuay' Wheat, 1T
corn, i2j, oats. .5g cars.
Estimated receipts for to-day: Wheat,
., corn. 90; oats, 80 cars.
WHEAT-Cash-No. . red, 6odSlc; No. 3
red, ~5;i59c: No. . hard. 5sc; No. ) hard.
5.9i5ic.
CoRN-cash-No. . mixed. ?i,ac: No. :
white. 2Sii2sl.c.
oATs-Cash-No. : mixed. i7,.gl17sc; No.
. white. 1874 lgl.c.
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The following are IN. bid and asked
prices OF stocks OF Kansas city banks and
other local securities, as furnished by II.
J.. Wright 81 Co. brokers. Armour buildings:
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AL. GILLESPIE ( /: | !. $aiffi iHfIEas5$al|#z:.
Pr 60 ] L.

Commission Merchants. Kansas City
Stock Yards.
Liberal advanets made to parties fecdinb
stock. Buying feeding cattle on orders o
specially. Correspondence solicited. rele'
uhon- No. 1893.
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New York.. June 6-ClosIng quotations
Oh the New York stock exchange:
lester- To-
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SHEEF-Movements FOR the past y
hours:
neceipts ....... .......... ISIS
shi,iiutHls 1900. ..ss.s. .ss.... ....s..s -.S,i-s
biiNf-'uts :. .s.... .'...s. ...s...ss..Z,liS
a. good and strong market was had yes
were all wanted. Local killers and order
buyers were both in the pens early and
there was considerable competition and the
good sheep and lambs could have been
anil ~ b.ro
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Prairie. fancy. s7.cca7.5o per ton: choice.
t6.50uICO pcr ton. upland. No. !. N.5pu5W;
No; z, S.solio, lowland. No. j sLUui.5oi
OF %, NO. i. ,fo.is,ii.S, SO. l. is.ocasS;
No ,. .t5,1cp6.0. clover. mixed. No. l, Ss.N
uI.W. No. 2. clover. mixed. Nvoao.W.
Yesterdays chicago MRrket.
Furnished by i. J.. Smith. correspondent
OF schwartz, Dupec 4 Co., Ell Board VI
1rnde. Kansas city. Mo;
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New York. June 5-Closing quotations
on the New York stock ~cxchanEe;