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TNFINTsuTD BUSINESS.

By Attorney sam report on question of
amending rulrs MS submitted hy Alderman
,f,,.,..,,.,,
lN'ulp'r ,,, ,t,.,.....
To the lionoranle MAYOR ana AI''rh'h OF
the city OF Houston
Houston, Texas, September IL, 1901
Gentlemen: In obedience 70 your request
day whether or not In my opinion you can
amend the rules OF the city council by In.
sorting the attached resolution, desire To
say that n ls my opinion as follows:
l. That fte rules of order can be amend
ed bv Inserting the attached rule described
as a resolution by Alderman Thompson.
. II Is my opinion that the rule can
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Maecaheesl Entertalnment.

san Jaclnto hive No, y, ladies OF doc
Maccabces viii glvo complimentary
social tomorrow evening September ~ in
Qdd Fellows hall, Mason building with
the following program:
Song ....M Miss Ada Woodruff
RECITATION . Miss Ada walker
Piano solo ...... Miss Teda Fourmy
Galveston Catastrophe" .... -. - ....' ,
Song-"IIoy city" Hiss Doris McGowan
Original sketches ..,.,....Mr, II, handoipn
Song-"BIne Eves", Miss Florence walker
Musical selections. ,Pr9t bGn,aiien
NhisfiinV solo Mr. Ed Daily
Flute - Mr.. ed Daily
ilAno SOLO .,.,....t..' Mr' y. Siears
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SUFFERING CURED.

She and Mrs, Forbes will he at home on
Wednesdays during her stay.
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Referred 30 board OF puhBe works.
PARK COMMISSIONER

INC mayor announced that the term OF
park commissioner having arrived ne would
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By Attorney sam a report on question of
amending rules MS submitted by Alderman
Thompson:
TO the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen Of
~ INll.. Of IInMllnm
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From Florence. Ravalh county.
Mont. comes q cheerful letter, the
writer OF which is willing 10 tel how
she obtained the rich glow Of health
that thousands Of women are eavious
to possess. Before she found the right
remedy she was IN that pale, enlaclstesi
condition which doctors cali ansemic
and which. il neglected. inevitably
means early death. Miss May Smith,
whose address u given ii the hzsr
words of this article. s,Iys:
About i've years ago / became III
without apparent cause. and grew
worse until 1 was completely ran down
The least exertiOn would bring on a
very severe pain n the PIT Of my stom-
ach at other times l would have 8
PAIN IN my head. something Ike nsD-
ralgia. Ny kidneys were very weak
and my limbs always felt tired.
was troubled with shortness Of breath
and I had a pale, bioodless appearance.
There was a sInotheTing sensation
about my heart. which would beat
heavily, with fits Of palpitation. For
three years was under the care # two
doctors, neither If whom seemed e
know the nature Of NV trouble. They
treated me for dyspepsia. liberation Of
the stomach. gastTitus and neuralgia,
but without good results.
Two years ago when I saw an adj
vertisement n & st. Paul paper OF Or.
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A MONTANA GIRL
She Was Pale and BlOOdleSS but
Now Has a Good Complexion.
Her Ailments Gone.
Fron u Ps7aeer Press. $ Pal.l, Aiiaz.

Williams Pink Pills for Pale PEOPLE. I
bought box and beEan taking them
They helped me 50 much thar I kept
on with them until I had taken I'VE
boxes altoce ther. and became well and
strong araln. I gained ia flesh. and
they gave me- healthy color. I have
great faith IN DR. Williams Pink p1US
for Pale People. AID 1ase them every
sprinE and fall IS a blood medicine and
fer the general baking Up Of my
system
II lave recommended PINK Pills %
many people who were suffering much
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is pale and Transparent, Is now taking
them n restore her color"
Signed. NAY SMITH
The power ~ Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People N the vast number u
diseases due Il irupure blood OF 20 de-
+ rangements Of she nervous system has
F been demonstrated in thousands ~ ~
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above No one who is Suffering can
riChffuilv neglect this WAY 20 restore
health. Dr. Williams Pink Pllls for
Pale People ara sold hv ali dealers. OF
VIII be sent to any address. postpaid.
on receipt Of price. 50 cents per boy.
or six boxes for $50, hv Or. VIII
iamS Medicine Company. schenectady.
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NEW SERIES OF STAMPS OUT
which are Fine Pieces Of Engraver's
Art

Art
TIE Pan-Ausrscan issue Of postage
stamps 70 Be placed OF sale is the
wichita postoslce Immediately Is dezig-
nzed Commemorative Series 1851 be-
cause = Commemorate the year 1911 a.
the beginning q the twentieth century
ard Incidentally the opening q tie Pan
American exposition 81 Buffalo. The &C.
-iss consists Of AK varieties. TIE en-
craving OF each variety is excellent. 70
eas as yet having been discovered IL any
CT the issue
zach q these stamps represents what
Is STYLED an aid % commerce Lhsy are
printed 81 tvo colorss red ard black TIE
design e tnat & framez pfctsrs. rhe
aid 10 comnsTcs being typifed - the
picture q sozs vehicle q trznsI-3-ta-
-ion-
Lake SavlraHon.~ TIE OBJECT selected -
tvpffr & being a lake steamship. TIE
e-cenr stamp. WHICH ziu 81 more zse1
represents re fast raura15 service 81
tire coantrT Ths picture engraved On
The stamp S fhat q re --Ez7srs s.ats
E.r--esr repro,zsctl1z - gre paote-
zrapa - ihs t-zzn 50 named. ukea sts
locau-tlga was Epeea.ag a-o-x 81 tke
rate ~ q nles a. hoar
Ths s-csrf staur has re- plrfere - a.
z5to-no1as engraved On g a-4 - De-
szres - rsazasa1s the 5a-es- nee u
fsa1ss Eae 5-=rt sta=a aEsae-fs q rc-
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stamp ahowz tse .oeks Is sarit Mare II
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The WEATHER.

Wichita. May - 1871
Durin gthe past = hours the tempsra-
ture has been from Is 70 81 a range Of s
degrees and the mean q. which is 70 de-
erees warmer than the normal with gen
lie south wind until 2. m. when Z
changed % north and biew hard all the
afternoon and with the north wind Il
Erew cooler There was 9 solar halo st
$50 2. N. 50 Tar this month the temper
ature has been 8 degrees daily warmer
than the normal. but since January first
the average temperature has been olly
about hair q degree warmer than the
normal. The deficiency in rainfall 90 Tar
this month snore than an inch
The rain which felI during the thunder
storm about 81 clock last night was only
trace FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer.
Pullman Sleeper. Wichita 20 s. Lo1.z
va Missouri Paol6c railway Leaves day
- . n. arriving n s. Louis 7-a a n
Going To Toqess o. Kansas City taxa
the new Eyer q The Rock Island a. "a
2. II
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B0G MARKET down
Goes Off 2 ~ at 5 Cents
WIKI Good Demand.
TOPS STILL AT SIS 55
Receipts I ,745--CattIe Steady
But Only One Sale,

There was a general weakness and low
er tone TO all the western hog markets
yesterday, and while the wichita market
sank down a little under the pressure Of
the repeated depressing reports from 9TH
er points 1T did not at any time lose 50
much ground as did the rest From weak
to 5871a cents lower the hog market
ranged and closed at weakest point. This
market was even quoted as steady and
firm at some early sales, but the average
would be put as 23z05c lower. BY the
time all the last hogs in early enough to
look over had been sold and weighed up
the record showed good one for the
day and a very good supply but most Of
ii arrived late in the trading and was to
some extent unexpected. over half the
receipts from car deliveries came TO the
Docks late in the afternoon, one road
dumping eleven cars at one landing, with
two other lines bringing IN still more
cars. With the few loads. only two or
three that were late in Thursday and On
sale first thing in the morning, there were
sn al twenty-five cars TO go across the
scales, besides a very fair run of wagon
stuff. Il was all sold, and four or five
cars arriving too late for inspection wiz
sell first thing this morning. As TO the
quality il may be said it was exceptional
y good. In all the car offerings there
were only a. very few that were at all OF
quality or thin lights. At least seventeen
cars. or in other words. all those from
az cents Up. were very good fat, well
filed hogs Just such as this markets buy
ers most desire. They all sold strong con
Eidering the greater extent OF the q egrcS-
sion elsewhere, and sellers knew Il and
Wer satisfied. The bulk range was more
narrow than auy day this week, which in
dicates the strong demand present and
the active trading. The market was ac-
tive throughout and q firm tone at the
Slightly lower quotation with an eager.
steady demand. The tops remained same
e Thursday, $3.50 with four cars at that
price
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DAYS GRAIN MARKET
News Against Wheat But Ex-
port Sales Helped.
CORN WEAK AND LOWER
July Oats Lower and PrOvi-
Sions Higher.

Chicago May 10-The news today was
against wheat for a time. but export
sales later caused a recovery and the close
was steady. July sc lower. Corn was
weak, closing nc lower for May and
zazsc down for July. cats closed &c
lower. and provisions 597zc higher.
July wheat opened unchanged TO &c
higher ar 71zc TO 1850. Local people
buying because Of steady cables. light
northwest receipts and q calmer feeling
over the Wall street situation. Shows
report, claiming previous high conditions
TO have been well maintained. struck the
pit crowd as distinctly bearsh and under
the unloading process the market worked
OF to 70ssc during the forenoon. The mar
ket which had been fairly active, ruled
dull for & time till reports Of exports
alarmed few shorts who in an effort TO
cover bid the market back TO IKE. The
close was steady to &c lower at IKE Ex-
porters reported A loads taken. Seaboard
clearances in wheat and -four were equal
TO So, 900 bushels, while primary receipts
aggregated 34S, 900 bushels against 319, 600
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 176 cars compared with 228
last week and 205 a year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 81 cars, one Of contract grade.
Argentine shipments were "a, 600 bushels
according to a cable TO the board Of trade.
Corn prices received rather a severe
drubbing as the days news was scarcely
reassuring. Argentine shipments were
100000 bushels last week, double the
quantity Of the previous week, while out
OF local receipts Of 325 cars. IS contained
No. 2 corn. The chief blow came in the
Illinois crop report which claimed that
IS, JOG. 900 bushels of corn still remained in
farmers hands. this being 5000, 900 BUSH
els more than was held May l a year ago.
An influential trader dumped 1900 900
bushels Of July into the pit ana scattered
lots OF corn on small margins were also
unloaded. The bull leader furnished about
the only defense the price had and prob
ably checked a greater decline than &C
tually took place. July opened 4524c, sold
down 10 HssG&c and closed 3t6zsc under
yesterday at 447sG45c- The May deal as
usual was neglected but prices eased of,
the close being 11ac lower at 511kc.
Oats were moderately active, but fea-
tureless. Commission houses were on
both sides of the fence but as finally
long line was relinquished and the sur
rounding influences were not aleviating.
the price levels subsidized fractionally. July
sold between 277sG277sGAc and closed 14e
down at 27Ssc. Receipts were 1s6 cars.
Provisions were dull and the price range
narrowed. The opening was easy in
sympathy with lower prices at the yards.
but demand for September lard steadied
the whole list later. July pork closed ~
cents higher at S14.T71s; July lard sc up at
$685. and July ribs sc better at S7.S71A.
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat,
lis cars; corn go cars; oats is cars; hogs
1900 head.
C1hsht nNP nonNft~E asADN=c
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New York Money Markes

New York, May 10.-AIoney on call
strong 8 per cent; prime mercantile paper
4d41z per cent; sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
S4.S75s4% for demand and at s4s4L< for 50
days; posted rates $4S5G4. S51s and 81. ssh :
commercial bills $4sS14G4. S324; silver Ger
tiicates nominally &C; bar silver 59lsc;
Mexican dollars 4S1zc.
Government bonds steady. Refundinf
Pc, registered 106; coupon los; IS registered
lo9; coupon 100; new As registered 1873 ;
coupon 1874; old IS, registered 1131s; cou-
pom 1872; IS, registered lee; coupon 100.
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ing. Then selling for turn carried July
on to SIS, with the market showing
heaviness in every department An out
right scare occurred before o'clock on
general turn for cover. July ran up 10
s7.79 and October jumped TO SIS After
2 o'clock selling for profits forced prices
or points, though shorts failed 10 regain
courage up 10 the close Closed steady
at a net advance OF TO II points.
New Orleans, May 10.-Cotton steady;
rofd6Ifne- 5-1SC
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE
ia North Main Street. wichita. Kan
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets % al paris o, he
world. We are agents for the following
lines q ocean steamship companies
American line. New Tork . SouthanD-
ton and Liverpool
Anchor line. New York % Glasgow.
Cunard lire. New York . Liverpool.
and Boston 70 Liverpool
North German Lloyd. View York .
Southampton. Bremen, Gen. Naples.
China and japan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ire. View York .
Plymouth. Southampton. Eavrs. Pzris
and Hamburg.
Red star Inc. New York 70 Antwsr7
Belgium
Waite star Ire. ~sv York = Liver
pool cape Town. South Africa sn3 South
American po-nts-
Conpaz-zs General TranzztIaatsaus
C~rsnch Mre). New YORK % Hzvrs ara
Paris direct
Doninson lire. Montreal an5 B1stoa .
Great Britain ard Ireland
Letters q inq9lrT P-puptlv z-s~e~as
We make q soezAlty q prs2ss1 rscks-s
ron the old Countries & ths Castes
Stztes
HI.ECELEv. = ans T. a.
Co-n=- D9usl4s and v1iehtfa streets
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something that strength and vios 20 the
system Ripans Tabules tonic in the that they
digestive disorders and help in the proper assimilation Of
When the organs Of the stomach perfect working
order the whole system benefited. A society Of New
York City suffered from attack OF bronchitis each
approached and often unable ri zoos ieF
days When the last attack she took Rsns Iabue
each evening and greatly benefited having less
her throat and ve little tendency cough As result she
had better general health that than for years nc
Iabues she states acted her ard impaired
renewed strength her system II she omitted 70 take one It
night she would notice that she well the next day
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Cattle.

The cattle market was steady. but there
Fas nothing of any consequence save one
FAR of fne stoclIers from g. r. Cole Of
Ut Hope " hich sold to T.. 4 Stuart s. Co.
1T goed price. The rest were one COW.
e0 pounds. AT $50; one COW. 1.s90 pounds
81 $3.50 and one Gamer. SEQ pounds at SOS.
There was also a bunch OF eleven sheep
l1ld by Couiue to the Cudahy Packing Co.
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BANK cLEARINes.

New York. May 10-The following ia
BILE, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ending May 8, with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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COTTON.

New York. May 1o.-The market opened
steady with prices unchanged % two
points higher and for a time showed a
disposition 70 do better OF moderate buy
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Chicago,
Chicago, May Acknowledgements 1900.
Steady. Good TO prime steers s5.0oG5-s0;
poor 10 medium S.90d49G. stockers and
feeders $315G510; cows and heifers e. 759
40; Gamers S2-10G275; bulls s2.75d4 20;
calves S3Z56a 70. Texas FED steers $3.50
$40; Texas bulls S275G3.75.
Hogs-Receipts today $500; tomorrow,
1900; estimated left over 1000; weak.
Mixed and butchers s5.50d5. III; good 10
choice heavy s5.6od5.Sl: rough heavy So
05.55; light S4.5eQ5-725z: bulk OF sales
S5-6o15.75.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; steady to strong.
Clipped lambs firm: wooded stea@ =. Col
0rado's up TO s5.21. Good wer'ers s4103
z35; fair TO choice mixed s. lis; west
ern sheep S4.2oG4S5; year'.ngs s425a4.4o;
native lambs SA00G5.2a. western lambs.
S4-5OQ5.20.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May 1o.-Cattle-R Receipts
leo: beef cattle steady: stockers and
feeders easy. Native steers S40GG5.6o;
Texas steers S.S505.00. Texas cows 3 50
T4Z5; native cows and heifers S3-25q5.I5;
stockers and feeders s5.5585.o9; bulls S2.oog
4e5: calves S4o1Q6oo
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market sane
lower: bulk Of sales S5.555I5. %; heavy $ 20
G5.S0: packers S5-so05.75, mixed s5.55d5.75.
lirht S5.s9G5.65; workers $5-2a 80; piss S40o
G5U-
Sheap-Receipts 500: market steady 20
81 lower. 1Iuttons S350T4 .. lambs sa-0
G5O5. spring lambs $5.oaG65o.
81. Louis.
St Louis. Nay I0.-Cattle-R Receipts 10;
market steady. Native steers S-35f75-75 f.
stockers and feeders S2.7cds-70, cows and
heifers Soc07f-So; Texas and Indian sters
s35os75.I5. cows and heifers S2s0d42o.
Hozs-Receipts 6.ooo. market sc lower
PIGS and Hghts S-5oC5 50. packers $50
SIS. butchers Sl6sI5-S2
Sheep-Receipts 200; market steady.
muttons $-ooG4.65; lambs St5ol5.15; lambs
s. lerI2 a0
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New York.

Ais packages; strong. creamery l5Glec;
factory uG13c.
Cheese-Receipts 31f8 packages; quiet
and easy: fancy large colored 1Qlecs fancy
large white Ioi. Tf11Ec. fancy small color
Cd Ilisc. fancy small white HE
Eggs-Receipts 122S1 packages; barely
steady. western regular packed l2izf1l2i-c-
Storage. western lszsQlscs southern Ign
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Batteries-TannehiH and Simmer; New
ton and Kahoe- Umpire. Dwyer.
CHICAGO. !; ST. LOUIS. l.
Chicago, May IO.-Wadden pitched in
great form today. He allowed but i've
hits, struck out seven men and won his
own game with a terrific home run drive
to the centerfeId fence. with two men On
bases. Attendance $50. Score.
L
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Kansas CITY. May 10.-Wheat May. 81:
July ss1so. Cash: No. hard exc: No 8
sc: No hard 7oG1c.
Corn-May E27sG43c; July EAc- Cash.
No. . mixed SIC; No. white 4fisc.
Oats-No. . white SIC
Rye-No. .. 54c.
Hay-Choice timothy tu6u5o; choice
prairie SO.
Butter; creamery I5G17c; dairy. fancy.
137l1sc-
EgE-F'resh 11c-
T1a..s-,ts--N Nj S cas-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
CHICAGO. 5, CLEVELAND. 4.

LAINtANIVf o tI-E tl4ft-NUf =
Cleveland. May I0-Cleveland lost the
third game of the series 10 Chicago be-
cause. as usual all the misplays counted
against the home cam. The Chicago team
was quick 10 take advantage Of every
thing that went its way. Attendance
500. Score:
D II T
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Tzr5aEh puaaa8n sleepEg car So "a
Eozri Paciae ralsaaT. vizh-ta = e L-s1ik
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GAMES 0F The DAY
Cincinnati and Des Moines
Are Whitewashed.
WAODELpS GOOD WORK
Strikes Seven Men Out and
Wins Game for Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
.PTTTsBURG. 5 CINCTNNATL 8. :

-El4 4Sb L EtSSs ) LlN[l-NN Al y
Pittsburg, May 10.-TannehiEs fine
pitching backed NJ by brilliant fielding.
was too much for the visitors today. The
game was called during the first half Of
the eighth inning on account OF darkness
Attendance $50. Score:
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Accident ticzsts Ter sac ~ Santa Ee
tsoket oacs. T7ave.ers q Esrtssrs aas
zIaryiaue Casualty cezpzzy.
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on the Produce Exchange today the
market closed as follows:
Butter-AIarket firm; creamery 14GlSc;
dairy 11d16c.
Cheese-Duil, 9izG1ic-
Eggs-Easy; fresh lie.
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CASH quotations.

Flour-Easy.
A,heat-No. spring es971c; No. ? red.
72d74c.
Corn-No. : 51szd52o; No. ? yellow 51lz
G52c.
Oats-No. 2slk0&c: No. white sKazl.
No. white 2e14 q3olkc.
Rye-No. ?, 511zc.
Barley-Good feeding, nc; fair TO choice
mailing 50d55c.
Flaxseed-No. 1. 81 $50.
Prime timothy seed $3.50,
Mess Pork, per barrel s146o11465.
Lard. per 100 pounds s7.921zd7.e5.
Short ribs sides Qoose) s7.900SI0-
Dry saited shoulders (boxed) 67sG77sc.
Short clear sides (boxed) S 121kdS.25.
Whisky, basis OF high wines SIS.
Clover. contract grade $3.50.
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Batteres-Hart and 1eageri Fa-ters0I
Griffith and Sullivan.

Chicago ..............10100o201-5 9 0
Batteries-Hart and Yeager; Patterson.
Griffith and Sullivan.
DETROIT, Z; MILWAUKEE,. s.
Milwaukee, May 10--With the assistance
OF the umpire Detroit won the last game
of the series. Duffy was put out Of the
game for protesting a decision OF the UNI
pire. who called him out at first when
he was clearly safe Attendance !. 503.
Score;
Ri E
Milwaukee ...........o1o000 II s
Detroit ............1 % 10000 IL I
Batteries-sparks and Leahy; Cronin.
Miller and Buelow.
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REPORT or TIKI CONDITION o. IN.
Kansas National Bank ~ W.chIts. n
Wichita. in the state o. Kansas. az 90
close OF business April "a ssll.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
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Chicago. May 1O-The leading futures
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