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Injured Man Awarded Decision.

PEORIA, Ill. March 27.-Clarence Forbes
was badly injured here tonight while in
the ring with Jack Ryan, of Cleveland, be-
fore the Riverside Athletic Club. He had
fought almost nine rounds, and was just
preparing to put the finishing touches to
Ryan. He made a vicious right swing and
head struck Forbes, and the latter fell to
the floor IN great pain. Referee Lynch
called il an accident and awarded Forbes
the decision.
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MODERN WOODMEN SUED.
Charles Lewis Wants $4,000 for In
juries Received During Initiation.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March 27.-Suit
for $4,000 damage was begun in the Kent
county Circuit Court to-day by Charles
Lewis, of Berlin, against the Modern Wood
men of America for injuries alleged to
have been received while being initiated
by the Berlin Camp of Woodmen. Lewis
was initiated on Feb. IL last. In the course
of the work" he was given alleged rough
handling and sustained a twisted right leg.
Afterward the leg had to be amputated.
The suit is directed at the main Office Of
the order.
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WILL SHOOT D
Elliott, Crosby and Gilbert to Try for
the Sportsman's Review Cup.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 27.-Five
more entries 10 the Grand American handi-
cap were received at the office of the sec
rotary of the Interstate Association to-day,
which increases the number of wing shots
on the list to ass. To-day's arrivals included
Emil Werks, of Cincinnati; Carl Won
Longerke. of New York; j.. NJ. Hughes, of
Palmyra, Wis; Hood Waters. of Baltimore,
and S. A. Tucker, of Meriden. Conn.
The triangular race in which Elliott.
Crosby and Gilbert are TO be contestants
for the absolute possession of the Sports
mems Review cup will be shot off to-mor-
Tow. Crosby and Elliott are also slated to
shoot a lOO-bird race on Saturday afternoon
for the cast iron medal.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Ind, March 27.-The Democratic
district committee met here Thursday
afternoon and decided to hold the Eleventh
district congressional nominating conven-
ton in Peru on the 10th of June. The con-
vention for selecting an opponent TO James
+. Statesman as joint representative in the
same district will be held at the same time.
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Lxnchers May he Prosecuted.

LA JUNTA. Col, March 1.-THE author
tiles claim 10 have the names OF some
of the leaders in the lynching OF Wal
lace. the cOlored railway porter. charged
with assaulting Mrs. Henry W. Miller. and
IL is said prosecutions Will be begun against
them at the April term OF court. The COR
oner's Jury found that Wallace came 10
his death by "gunshOt wounds and stran-
g~ulation at the hands OF unknown persons. .
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Death of johnny BIue.

DENVER, Col. March 27.-Johnny Blue.
a horse trainer known all over the United
States. died suddenly his afternoon at
Overland Park OF heart failure. aged forty
eight years. He was trainer for Edwin
Gaylord and had just come In from ex-
ercising horses on the track when stricken.
Blue was ain for Thomas Heating. OF
Reno. New. for many years. He trained
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Brief Strike Against "A Negro.

JACKSON. Miss. March 27.-AI the mo-
tormen and conductors in the employ Of the
Jackson Street-railway Company went on
strike this morning because the manager
of the system sent a negro out as motor
man with one of the cars. 1t was an extra
car. but the employees ran their cars into the
barn. The negro was discharged an hour
later and the men went back 10 work.
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Negotiations Suspended.

SHANGHAI, March 27.-The Chinese gov
eminent has instructed the viceroy of Can
ton TO suspend negotiations with the French
syndicate for the Canton-Fatshan Railway.
as this project is calculated to affect the
rights of the American syndicate under
the Washington contract Of 1898.
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Bond Declared Forfeited.

KENOSHA, Wis. March 27.-The BOND Of
Alderman John Caster, of this CITY. who is
charged with accepting a bride in connec-
ton with the passage OF a street-railway
ordinance. was declared forfeited to-day
by Judge z. b. Belden. who issued a bench
warrant for his arrest. Tonight deputies
could find no trace Of him. The amount OF
his bond was 5000.
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action OF the grand jury for interfering
with officers who were attempting 10
quell a riot. G.. X. Weekly. a union man.
was seriously beaten and his ecOvery is
doubtful. Some Of the men arrested are
charged with entering the mine and cutting
OF the air. thus imperiling the lives Of all
men working. Officers are guarding the
mine and men who are working are said
To be under orders 10 shoot for self-pro-
lection and IN defense Of the prpperty.
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a 10000 packing house in Uruapan. Mi
choacan. Mexico. This will be the nrst
plant of its kind in old Mexico and will be
thoroughly modern. The long distance and
hot climate added 10 the fact that re
frigeration on the route is almost impossible
has prevented the shipment OF dressed beer
from the United States 70 Mexico.
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stole 80. 100 from Their Mother.

BEATRICE. Neb., March q. William
and Frank Skrable were arrested and
brought TO this city to-day. charged with
robbing their mother, Mrs. Josephine Skra-
BILE, of s.. zoo. Frank has confessed that
he and his brother took the money. but
says his brother persuaded him TO partici-
nate in the theft
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Township Delegates Named.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, March 27.-Repub-
leans of Addison township of Shelby coun-
ty met in mass convention in Heck's Hall
tonight and selected the following dele
gates to the Republican state convention:
a. V. Randall, George III. Dunn, Levi Todd.
Charles l.. Davis. b. f. Swain, I. c. Ken
nedy and Lauren HilligOss. Delegates to
the judicial convention at Manila: Jasper
Richey, Wilbur Israel, James Wall, Sid
Conger, William Shadley, Wood Barlow
and A. c. BoMlbY.
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QUEENSLAND CUISINE.
Methods OF A~borigines in Procuring
Preparing and Eating Food.
London News.

A bulletin prepared by DIR. Roth. dealing
with the search. capture and preparation
of food by the aborigines OF Queensland
affords some interesting reading. In cook
be permitted 10 use the expression-the all
original displays a width OF choice which.
II not attractive TO civilized pa1ates, has at
least the merit Of variety. For meats they
employ roasting, baking and boiling. and
DIR. Roth has seen grilling practiced at
Atherton and Cooktown. Roasting is. per-
haps, the simplest and easiest method the
meat being just thrown upon the ashes
while IN baking the use OF hot stones h.
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Holiness Preacher Held for Murder

ARDMORE. /. T., March 27.-Rev. r. A.
Lamar. the Holiness preacher, who shot
and killed Colvin Van Wrinkle IN front OF
his church at Cumberland Sunday night,
has been bound over without bail and
placed I'm jail here 10 await the action OF
the grand jury. He refuses 10 make 4 state
ment and spends his time preaching 10 his
feiloW-prisOners.
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seriou. Trouble in West virginia.

CLARKSBURG, w. Va. March 1.-THE
conditions growing out of the discharge of
fifteen union miners at FairmOnt Coal
Company's mine at Mt. Clare are getting
more serious. Five men have been arrested
and placed under heavy bond TO await the
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Bloody Eight-Round Bout.

OSHKOSH, Wis, March 27.-Art Sims, of
Akron, O., md Otto Sieloff. of Chicago.
fought eight fast rounds to a draw tonight.
In the fourth round the men clashed heads
together, and Sielof was badly cut up,
blood covering his face.
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Possible Fate of the Huronian.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., March 27.-Vesse!s
which nave arrived here from Europe with
cargoes of salt report vast ice foes off the
Virgin Rocks and the Grand Banks and di-
rectly in the track OF Atlantic shipping
The presence of ice in that locality is re-
garded as confirmation Of the belief that
the missing Allan line steamer Huronian
was lost there.
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GOOD FRIDAY WEATHER.
showers Throughout Indiana-Fai,
and Colder TO-MOrrOw.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-F

AyAsHINGTON. March 27.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Illinois and Indiana-Showers on Fri
day; Saturday fair and colder; fresh south
winds. becoming variable.
For O~hio-Showers on Friday; colder in
northern portion; Saturday rain; fresh
southerly winds. becoming variable.
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Boys Close n Glass Factory.

ST. LOUIS. March IA strike of 100
boys to-day compelled the Obear-Nester
glass works, in East st. Louis. employing
six hundred men, TO shut down. An in
crease I'm wages and the shortening of
their hours is demanded by the boys.
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LEXINGTON, Va, March 27.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania ball team defeated
the Virginia Military Institute team here
to-day by the following score:
r II +
University of Pennsylvania ............1S IA 2
Virginia Military Institute. ............ 3 8
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ATWOOD. Kan, March 27.-The jury be-
fore whom was tried NJ. A. Wilson. charged
with burglarizing the county treasury OF
s2.co on the night OF Dec. p, 1901. brought
in a verdict OF guilty tonight after being
out since Tuesday. The convicted man is
one OF the Oldest and most prominent law
yers In this part OF the State.
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Voluntary Advance and Bonus.

PITTSBURG, Pa, March 27.-The station
airy engineers of the American Steel Hoop
Company were notified of a voluntary ad-
vance Of 10 per cent. in wages and a bonus
on the tonnage, to go into effect at once.
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100000 for "A Mckinley Monument.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 21.-The ASSENT
ly to-day passed the bill approprfating 800
900 for the erection or a monument TO the
late President Mckinley at Buffalo. The bin
passed the Senate yesterday and now goes
20 the Governor, who will approve il. as
he sent a message 70 the Legislature yes
terday urging its passage.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, March Henderson
closed the exhibition polo season tonight,
Muncie winning the game by the score of
3 to 3. Harris, Muncie's old goal tender.
guarded Anderson's cage.
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To Play with Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, March 27.-Elmer Smith.
outfelder, formerly with the Pittsburg and
Boston National League baseball clubs. has
been signed by the Kansas City American
Association club.
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fast string. When Heating died Blue came
10 Denver TO train Gaylord's horses. Blue
was born at Monmouth. III.
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II. W. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab
lets. the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. 25c.
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CHICAGO, March 27.-John w. Mickey.
OF the North American Beef Company, to-
day let to a Chicago firm a contract TO erect
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or in other words, men with
good sound hearts, are not very
numerous. The increasing
number of sudden deaths from
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
CONTINUOUS AND LARGE DIVIDENDS

No better proposition has ever been opeI
TO the puohc, nor never has there beef
such a cnance for conservative investments
with assured large returns, as that or The
Gulr-Seaboard on Company. In the hrsl
men whose nauonal regulations are such
mat every statement made by the Com
pany Is aosolutely guaranteed to De car
rleu out. Ihe Omcers ana Directors IN
clude the following we'll known mem. w
Il. Stanley, Gov. OF Kansas. Presti w. Il
smith, Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court OF Kansas, Vice Pres /; Chas. Moru
mer Sheldon, Pres't Southern Securttiet
Co.. Kansas City, Mo, "a Vlce-Pres't; w
commerce, Kansas CITY,, NO., Treasurer,
Preston Is. Doty, Kansas City, Mo-, SEQ
Senator from Miehigan; Jos. H. Burton
U. s. Senate from Kansas; Col. w. IL
k~ossington,. prominent attorney, Topeka
kansas, and Gen. Wilder 5. NIetcalf, u. 5
Tnis Company. knowing that the proper
ties purchased would prove wonderfully
on the market, Tor they had already sue
ceeded in making contracts with the larg
handle their product for three years at {
figure which will enable them to pay divi
dends from the start OF l per cent pei
month for the first year, 2 per cent pc,
mouth Tor the second year and more than
8 per cent per month Tor the third year
In accordance with this, the capital stool
SSO0,0OU, which is smaller by Tar than thi
stock issued by any other company in thu
( hAAAOAAN AIAAn oAAa NAANh W. Aoho AANN
consideration thai this company has al
ready four 6-inch wells in full operation
each having a productive capacity equal &,
the average gusher on Spindle Top, IN ad
dition TO the oil rights on nearly $40
acres, together with all the settling tank
connected with the Gulf and Railroads
you must at once see that this small CAPT
tai stock much pay a much larger pei
cent on the investment than that Of am
other company now operating in Beau
mont.
This company has absolutely no debts
The property was bought from a larg,
drilling concern in the beaumont field, wht
accepted stock i'm this company in par
aymen for the wells, but as this drill
ing concern is now in need OF their full
working capital. they are offering thet
stock for sale. In order to do this rapidly
the Southern Securities Co. has agreed t.
u the stock and accept monthly pay
ments for part OF 1t. In this way, II yoI
purchase stock, you will receive dividend
on this stock while paying for It. Tn,
stock is offered at 10 cents per share, blu
no subscriptions will be accepted for les
than 1000 shares $500, but In 1,000-shar,
lots, payments will be accepted at $40 pei
month. Take into consideration the mel
that are at the helm of this enterprise
also take into consideration the contract
already made by this company and theii
valuable holdings, and you will see fol
yourself that there is no better investment
today than this opportunity which is of.
fered you. Full descriptions and furthel
information regarding this stock and com,
pany may be obtained By writing TO ThI
Southern Securities Company, a9-10-u Cen
fury Building, Kansas City, Mo.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cereal Prices Slip 10 Lever Level in 9
Dull Market.
FAIR WEATHER CHECKS FURTHER ADVANCE
Provisions, Under Leadership Of Lard,
Hold Fairly strORg ana Quit
Unchanged 20 Twenty
Cents Above.

CHICAGO, July l2-Tradins was dun on
the Board OF Trade today and prices for
AL sraips sn were incl, TsS to G seek a t lSTsr
oats were Mqse lower, with" September
Better weather had it's natural enect
upon the wheat market and many of yes
day. Local sentiment was bearjsh and on
the absence of a buying demand there was
an attempt to raid the market, but the eff
developed on the decline. which checked
any further loss. An important feature to
to December by a prominent house. Large
p PIfcesn's SEPTEMBER oSsS &Sse lower a
range; After selling at 5SsSi.e there wa.
ss%@7ySe. seSboard ciearSnces Of Wheat
mary receipts were 5000 bushels, against
we're SU" % SU ears, With I contract. Receipts at
Minneapolis and Duluth were reported as
Of Si cars Compared with SS last year.
Corn opened easier on better weather and
larger receipts, with a larger proportion OF
ing prices held well and there was only a
July option and after opening nc lower at
Soc the close was &c higher at sc. Sep
TENDER Spens ed A@sc n70.S at tS Sul9sqIs HnsSr
duNdlCCh W O@fA0V-HC AOSAAAb fbVNAN- WV
at 61&@61hc. Local receipts were 33 cars,
with 60 cars of contract grade.
Oats were weak under the influence OF
excellent weather, with prospects of favor
able conditions over Sunday. Shorts took
advantage of the decline to cover extern
slvely and this resulted IN strengthening
prices. September opened %@hc lower at
S3hd3S%c and ranged between $3.50 and
Local receipts were lis cars.
Provisions were moderately strong under
the leadership Of lard. There was an ac-
tive dnmand for lard and lOpRa f00k ad-
vantage OF the better prices to dispose of
their holdings. which tended to check the
advance. Prices held fairly well, however,
September closing zoe higher at 81, IS. after
selling between $1117n and S1l.45. Septem-
Der pork was unchanged at $3.50, after
was between 5000 and $iO.s71a91SS0.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
sS cars. corn, $50 cars; oats, 95 cars; hogs,
1000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day nm Various
ConamoditfeS.

NEW YORK. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
l2,S4s bbls. exports, S2.ss1 bills; market
SIS; SdrS1 Ap patents tent ss,sea4.Ie; Minne:po ays
patents. S4.00Q4i5; Minneapolis bakers, 1915
9s;2S; winter low grades S:sSqS1 49, winter
good, a25Qs.l5; choice to fancy, &.55as.N.
q csoRSS I'm 4 q. 3Suisti mellow k western'
RYENstesdy; No. 2 western. sSfc.N /. o.
b.. aloat; state. Ss@64c, c. l. T.. New York.
BxRiEY-Nominai.
WHEAT-Receipts, ?3,4oo bu;; exports.
lio.oss 6u. spot steady; No; req. Soltc'
sfiost; No. i northern Duluth. sSsshc. I. o. b.,
afioat; No. ] hard Manitoba, S6Nc, I. o. b.,
adoat. Options opened lower Ia response
through TIE wheat belt. From this the
market gradually hardened on covering
and II iish net % Ss Y Iu TRe siSs sees sspts sssSsy
IS IIssIsg7s Ieise, closed 4 7sc. 49,
bS.; arm; No. z, ME, elevator. and fSilc,
|. o. b. ahoat. Option market opened
s sooS BUYERS nsas ON ON isi sRs ssSGis T ann s ssSTtS
cables. The market closed steady and hG
Ac net higher. july, closed 7ohct septem-
Der. SoGesAe. closed at SS"e; December
oxTsHReceipts. 5000. bu.; exports. 25
S Sn sPS %b,s sssa sCgsd 10. 2 % &C. No %hi :; SSse;
hrst on crop news, but rallied later with
.HAY-Firm; shipping, S@7Oc; good to
HiDESSSteady; Galveston, 20 to Is lbs.
lsc; CALIFORNIA; n to Is lbs, Ice; Texas airy,
HoPs-Frm; state, prime to choice,
1901 crop. lshQ2Shc; 1900. 1oc; olds, eQSci
state. common to good. 1901 crop, 2lq74c
1850; NSSls s. o 1sn' Sg g ! Pasine sSSSst' 1901
LEATHER-steady; acid. 24925e.
MooL=steaay; domestic feece, 2qSoc
PRovIs1oNsEBeef, quiet; family sle;o oq
I packet ms al,SOSi5.S; S eisy e ostas India DIANE mess s.
t1+0425.o. Cut meats. hrmi picked bel.
lies. tl1.50Ql2.60; picked shoulders. 5000
$50; picked hams, 3a,0oql2.@. Lard, hrmerI
sf.sS' nO ssfinIied' rssaahhsssa, I stlons sio'f sou &
America, N2.25; compound, ts.i2hGS.5O; con.
tinent, S11.S0. Pork, nrm; family, S21.00Q
n6e; short clear, Ns50q22.oo; mess, ns.2S0
-TxLLow-strons; city cp per pkE). SA0
ekc; country pkgs. free), 6&66He.
RIcE-F1rmi domestic, fair to extra. "a
~IBiuJTTER@nReeeipts' slol pkss., barel,
steady; state dairy. l7h920Ac; state cream,
cry, lSQzlhe; Imitation creamery, I1Q1Sc
cHEEsE-Reeeipts, ASS pkgs.; easy
fancy large. colored and white. Shc; fame,
sman. state new fun cream, eolored AMI
EoGs~Reeeipts, 7.sO2 pkgs.; arm to weak
state and Pennsylvania eOuz1Ae; western
MoLXsSEs-steady New Orleans, SS@nc
PoULTRY-Alive; steady and unchanged
dressed, quiet and unchanged.
metal market were unchanged today. TIL
volume Of business was light, as IL usuA
on a Saturday. but Il was for the mos
part az to tSlI rs's Tin. T rRs, P sc HalS P ssSs
lnfte0nTi lake. S12WQa1ls; slsetroiydc
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New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE following are
he closing prices on mining stocks:
cores Market.

NEW YORK. July n.-cOFFEE-Spot
Rio, quiet; No. 7, invoice. SIC; mild. QUIET;
S SPtS DSics sgi %15sS.5 Meake 20 qBe Dsint lrr sfsbsF
after which there was little further
changes, despite the fact hat trade was
heavy up 10 the closing moments. Shorts
and the bull clique were large buyers,
while importers sold freely. The clique
buying was chiefly in the near positions,
news was a tribe better than expected and
helped to strengthen steadiness, though
heavy receipts in Brazil 70 some extent
onset the market news. At the close the
market was steady and net unchanged to
10 points higher. Total sales were $500
4.90c; September. A.s0a4. s5ci October, I6c;
November. 1850; December, 6O0q5.06ci Jan
Lu4rL kl0ci March. b.20cg May, kS0Q6.Sc.
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sl1.ssa12o casting. nlBariS5; lead. &c;
spelter, R.12h.
Favorable bank statement Incites
Prices 70 Firmer Tone.

NEW YORK, July IA disposition to
the fears that q poor bank statement would
induce selling OF stocks. This check was
removed when the bank statement proved
Unexpectedly favorable. and the market
closed firm. with the average daily level Of
prices at about the. highest.
The principal evidence of strength was
In the ~grangers, especially the corn car
terday, took up the leadership today, while
Missouri Pacific hung back until the late
dealings, when 1t rose on large dealings a
point. Rock Island rose 1 points to a level
2 points higher than yesterdays highest,
but the dealings were small and the gain
was not well held. A rise OF nearly a
point in New York Central was apparently
due to support in view OF the decrease in
gloss earnings reported for June by the
system.
The industrials were somewhat depressed,
but recovered in the late rally.
The banks lost in cash less than 5000, 600,
compared with expectations of a decrease
OF 100000 Adding to this the 81, 107, 900
loan decrease leaves a discrepancy still of
upward OF t10,0o0,o0o in the reported de-
crease OF SIG, 449, 500 in deposits. II will
Increase OF 100000 failed to fnd a re-
Election in the deposit item. Today's dis
crepancy Is explained as due to a process
OF rectihcation under the abstruse system
Of averages used by the banks in their
computations.
There has been a fairly large absorption
of bonds this week and a rather poor
declined q. new 4s and old As, reg, y, old
Is = per cent decline.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchanges:
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Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, July 12.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100 head natives. $50 head JTexansi
dressed beef steers, ss.OOQS.25; fair TO good,
$5.OO@7. 80; stockers and feeders. 50, d so;
western fed steers, A.S5d600; Texas and
Indian steers. sSS5G5.S Is; Texas cows, 81. 759
AS: native cows, N.2544.4o native heifers,
$S.2594.50; Gamers, Sl.0O@2.5 so; bulls, $3.50
week, "a, 100 head.
HOGS = Receipts, 1000 head; market
heavy ssSSS.SOGS.iSS;; C mixed TpSalcsSS; 'y 1850
sos; light, S.50G7.95; workers., S.S597. 95;
pigs, S725Q7.70; receipts for week, 1900
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900
head; steady; native lambs, A.45Q6.20
western lambs, Nl0gt5o native wethers;
ewes, $S.30H4.40; Texas clipped yeariings,
$3.4Od4.0O; Texas clipped sheep, ,S3.OO93. 35
stockers and feeders, $2.0043.0; receipts
for week. Is. 200 head.