THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY" , MAY 8 , 1895.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After n Sharp Break Yesterday Wheat Went
Up with a Bounce.
BUYI'G ORDERS WtRE HEAVY EARLY
) rn Wim Very Tame nml rtnturclcM Un
til Uhrnt IliR ii tu Recover from
111 Early le rl hnc Mocks
and Ilonds.
CHICAGO , May 7.-Aflcr a sharp brwik
to-lay vvhcnt went up wllh a bounce , en-
courat.il by a big wet Id's visible decrease ,
and July dovct le higher. July corn gained
IHc , Julj outs He , and provisions closed un
changed.
Them were a great imny buying orders
for wheat al Iho Blurt. The cablea brought
lowci quotations fiom nbtoud ; the country
wan Htlll being w t down in nn Irregular
way by the numerou- * thunder Blaring nnd
primary inuikct receipts continued to belle
the theory of any much greater scarcity
behind Iho visible tlmn Is usuul nt this sea-
Bon of the jcar About the only bullish
feuturc In tlio curly nrws was the olllcinl
report of the Kansas ngrlcultuial bureau
That rcpoited 11 per c < nl smaller acreage
covvn last fnll than on Ihe jeai before , and
of the rcdUfed aci ago Ihe rrport said
thut S3 pel cent vyould be lendered prac
tically u-ieless 'Ihe receipts at Mlnncnpullfl
nnd buluth were 2W e.ii , comp.iiecl with
323 n year ago. Primary market receipts
were 271,000 bu , against 259.000 bu on Tues
day of lust week , nnd IbT.GOO bu on the
corresp ndlng diy cf Iho j ar befoie. IX-
porl cl ni'inres of wheat and Hour foi
twenty-four hours from the Atlantic sea
board amounted to .ilJUOO bu liy special
cable to the Uoanl of Trade , the Argentine
hl | > m nts 101 the week vv.re tlven n < 18,101
OX ) bu , nnd tlio-'C of llu sla at 3,700,00 bu
The tcmi > cr of the ciov.ci was very bulllsl
unlll nfler Ihe receipt ut llradslieel'i
statement of the week's changes In tin
world's visible , and that proving to lie
a decrease of 1,100000 bti , Instead of onlj
2r,00dOO bu decrease , as had been enlculatec
upon , It lurmd the general i-i'iulinent aiic
the eje'S of Irndris from Ihcir pievlou'-lj
te > o e'\e'lil lvc contf mpl.ttlon of the bcnrl-l
features of the situation Ulun It becumt
known thai II had been arranged lo Hhli
Ivvo cargoes' fiom hero lo Toledo nnd Ilia
still further lucre as d a desire to buj , vvhlcl
the Urndstrect's , statem nt had stalled
New York rcporled about the Mine Him
that nearly 2W.COO bu had been sold there
destined for a Cicrnian port , and that , com
Ing nt the Rime time * wllh an advance o
from 1 mark lo l'i in irk" , riuoleel fron
Jicrlln , there was o repetition on an en
largeel scale of the bullishness which chni
ncterl7cd Ihe mm kit at Iho opening. Julj
opened nt from W\c tip te > 02c , as com
pared wllh 021/40 n lie is at the cio'-e > eslei
day. Uuilng Ihe mosl of Ihe forenoon llv
tendency was to get rid of the advance
It sold off to 61'Jc In an Irregular manner
but gradually recoveuel to uiound C2 > 4c
making n further advance eif lo per bu Ii
a much more rapid style , GiUe being pali
at the close.
The corn maiket wns very tame and char
ucterless ; unlll vvhtnt begun to recover fron
UH early bcnrlshncss 11 Ihen showed con
sldcrnblo splrll The demand for cash cor
Is good , and Ihe speculative crowd expres
much confidence In purchases al presen
prices. Hecelpls were 117 ears , and enl
1C5 cars are expected tomorrow. 1'rlmar
market receipts were 171,000 bu , ngntnt
300,000 bu on the eon csp Hiding day of th
vcnr bsfore. The pi Ice of July at Ihe op n
ing was from 4S'4e lo 49l/fie. and nfler nc
vanclnt ; lo 43 > ic It reacted lo about th
opening tigures pievlous to Its final bulg'
II rose lo 50"V , and closed nt that price-
Up to Within nn hour or so of the clo
the oats market wns eiulet. Thu feelln
was easier In sympathy wllh Ihp olhc
grain murkels Toward Ihe close buslnc"
picked up Honvvvhat and prices were Urine
partially due to a similar ucllon In vvhe.i
nnd corn Ihe slocks of conlr.ict oal
showed an Incrcas"1 of 10,000 bu. since la-
week , nnd was credited wllh wenkenln
the feeling In Iho market at the utat
Urndstrect s showed a elecreate of S"i,0
bu , and helped the later ndvnnce. Jur
nolcl from 28Vio to 2b8ic to 2S'ic , declined
2S' , o to ! 5 > % c , ndvnnceil again to 2S'fc , ar
closed at that price July started at froi
2SVlc. sold at Sii'ic up to LV c , and resle
Provisions were dull and rnlher weal
but asi on Ihe day before clo ed without an
material changes In prices since yeslerday.
HOB rccelpls vvero 10,000 head , and U
market from Cc to lOo decline The mnrki
later declined with wheat and corn.
VchPel room vva In fair demand , wit
large charters at 1'sc for wheat and le fc
corn and oats lo lluffnlo The Urle can.
took a lot of wheat from Buffalo for Ne
York nt 2'Ac.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : \\hea
20 cars , corn , UO cars , oats , 125 cars ; hog
21 000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Artiolf a I Op m | 7lWli | Low I CloTT
VMieutNo ' . '
May. . . .
Julv. , iHH
Sept i''Hu U4 UJ'j 03
Corn No 'i
May. < OH 4PH 50
July. . . . CO
fcept 61 coHac
emu No 2
Mny. S8H
Juno. 28
July
Pork per bbl
Mny , . 11 (15 ns 11 77 11 05
Sept. 12 10 IB 12 00 1'J 16
Laid,100Iba
July. . 0 6214 G5 G ( in G GS
Sept . . . . 0 811 60 0 77 U 80
Short Ulb
July. . G 07 ! 07' < G OS G 07
Sipt 0 'JJW no ; * G 15 G -JO
Cash tiuotatlons were as follows :
I'l.Ol'll-SloniU
WHEAT No 2 tprlmr , fC\gC7c , No. 3 sprln
nominal , No 2 rod , 02JK jCJ'ic
COHN No J. fpO'ic ' , No 3 jellovv. 49He.
OA'IS No. 2 2S'sc , Nu. 2 while , 3J'iH732 %
No 3 while , 324e
HVIJ-No. 2 , ( ,3e
1IAHI.EY No. . ' , Dl'ifiSIo ; No. 3 , MGSIc ; N
I , nominal
ri.AX SEED No 1. Jl 13
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , $5 SO.
rixn'EH BEEU-Cle.
1'KOVIHIONB Miss pork , per W I. . Ill SC
1190. Laid , per 100 Ibs , 1C 55. Short ribs , s ill
loow , IS'JlftCOO , dn" sal I nl Rhoulilera , l > xc
J537HOBW , short clear Bides , bo\e > d , JO 12'i
WHISKY Dlsllllers' flnlshe-d goods , per'en
The follow Ing were the receipt ! and uhlpiner
todny :
On the Proluco oxclianco todiy tno butter ms
kel vrim ste-aciy , creamery HSlelc , diiry , 8 K
B , Btuidy , llhJl'-'hc Clieesj , c'reuna , H !
NEW YOKli OENEUA.L ,
CloBlnc QuotHtliin on the Principal Con
ninillllen mill ' tieplpn.
NEW YOHK. May -rLOlTH-necelptu , 34
bbln. ; exiiorts. 11.RIO bbls , fah'B. 23X ( ) pkg
market quiet early , but active and ( Inner lu
with bids close to the market , live Hour , llr
ales. 200.000 bbls.
COHN MEAIQulct , sales. 100 bbls. , 2
Kicks , jellow western , il 15S1 17 , Iliamljul !
ttso.WHEAT
WHEAT Hecelpts , 3'1,100 1m ; exports 93.
bu , ; sales , ' . ' .2SJ.OH 1m futures , 21.i ) bu n >
Bpot * tronf , No 2 red In Blorc anl elev.vi
Co'ic , atloal , CSc , f. o b. GMjc ailoit. No
hard , 74'kc ' delivered Options epened bten l > I
Immcdlatelv declined undei low cable * , minn n
nctlvo liquidation In t.ic nfternoi > i , the bit ?
eluctlon In Hrndiitreet's world's Block and n Kir
advance nt Herlln owlnK to dixiutli rest , i
wnlldencc anil led to active covering \vhl
clowHl prices 'fcc over last night , No 2 ml Mi
6.'i'jjifc6i ' c , closed M'je , June elweil bl' c Ju
6 i4i,71.c clit il 6T\e , AUKUB ! 6CSf)6. ) > 4e' cloi
( ji > > ie , Srptemlier , W/tuCSi eloneil d7c , Octob
67'4tB7 < e , December Ca' M70i1e , clewed 70VnC.
COHN Hecelpta , 133,000 bu , exports , kO iW b
enliH. 415l"X ) bu futures JU.OtM bu vpot H ]
utrontr ; uttnmcr mlxeM , K\c. Optlmii oper
firmer , reacted at noon , but was BIronic
Metier , closInK at l e advance : IlKht le el
nml iioor kruellni ; here weie Ihe factor * . Mi
W' CM > , e , clo. l S5\c ; July , MM 7-16 . clei
K\o : September. MMiSSSe. clened 55\e
OATH Hecelpls , SM.dOO bu . exiwrts. 4W b
ales , 4 < XKK ) bu fnlurin , 10.000 bu. F | t. hi
llrms Ne > . 2 , 32'iO3ino , No 3 delivered 331
No. 2. track , 37 C37 e- Option * rulnl eiul't I
etronper , with com , clcslnu' ' W\c hlcher. Mi
S\I32 ! c , clcjed J : 4C. June clewed 35)4c. Ju
324O Uike. cloyed Mi-ii- .
II VYHteail > , hl | ping , UT60c , psl to chol
& ( i75e.
HOPS Weak ; slate , common to choice , c
3ni > c ; 1634 , 4jc ! * ; Puclllc coast , old , 3juo , It
t > Sr9c.
HIDES Strong : : wet rnlleel New Oilniis
lected. 4S lo 65 Ib * , 6'ic. Huenoa Aires , d
5) to 21 His. , lie ,
WOOL- Firm , domestic fleece , ICCISc , pull
PHoYlSIONS-Ileef. nrm : family , 111 0)814 )
extra tne , 18 W(15 M ; city , extra India me
117 00019 M. Cut meals iiilfl | , nlckl.il belli
UiiHc , plckliil vhoulileis S'iuM o ; pick
I , . * " " ! * KUc. Lanl. quiet , vvrstein t am clei
IOaUlilt _ arke < < l | enltt , 8M ) tk-u.B al p. t. , cl
flOlll thfO 1U " ' 'reMj Msy closed at )6 ) U o k. .
eprttel , rfflneeJ. lower , continent , 7
ilcan j ; W , compeninil , 5l c Pu
' - . new ine.s. J11.S5O11M. faml
rt clear , III Wf 15 SO. - .
V' dulnri 1HC 1
oj wtttem factory ,
lie Elgin * , IRc ! Imitation creamery , 814Q13'ic ' ,
tali * dairy , 10fil7e , MM * creamery , lie
( IIEIWE Wink. Mate , law , Sfl'Hc , mnll ,
SHftiHo , | art skims. 1'4l6c ( , full rk mn , IQlUc.
I.OCltf rirm , slnet anil Pennrvlvnnln , 13'iO
13c , frtnh , 13Qllc. southern , KQliHc ; receipts
8,337 liken
TALLOVV-Blendy ! city ( psr pkg. ) , 4Hc !
country ( plum frc > l , 4c
PETHOI.Et'M Nominal ! .United closed nt
II & \VnshlnRton. . bhls , 15. nominal , Wash-
Inxt n In bulk , nominal , refined New York ,
17 ; ' , , Philadelphia , anil llnltlmore , I7.70J Phlla-
dilphln and Ilnlllmore , In bulk , IS 52
HOMIN Steady , drnlntil , common to good ,
TI'HPENTINE-Btendy ! 30iifT30 < 4c.
HIPE-Ht ndv , domestic , fair to extra , SO
6c Japan. S'fcfH c.
MOLAH.ME8 Steady. New Orleans , open kettle ,
Kfito \ choice , 2' ' < | 33e.
METAI.S-PIB Iron , weak. Scotch , 10 OdflM OS.
American 19 Mt < i7l2 V ) , Ccpper , stronRi b-okers'
price , 1975 , exchnnijo price , JIO I.eail , llrm ,
brokers' price , 12 Do , exctnnge price , } 30JJ307'4
Tin barcl > setndv , malts , IH 40fiH 4 * , plates ,
Inartlvp Spelter hlRhcr , domestic , } 3 i'.fiS 3) ,
anles on 'chnnRp , 50 tons June tin , t. o. to
double Jll 2M Ion * Mny lead , 13 07' $
COTTON EEU OIL Kluvv , holders Indlfferenl
nl > oul silling biijers einnllv Indlffinnl , prime
crude 23tt2lc. off cnide 22'iQ23c ' , prime summer
jellow z27'ic. ; .
STOCKS AM ) IIONDS.
Mmr Hpecul itlonVu Clmrnctorlzcct by n
< ireat Decree of lliiaynnry.
NEW YOHK , May 7 The share rpcculitlon
lodny was characterized b > a degree of buo > ancy
which has not licen exhibited since the recent
- upward movement went Into operation nnd trans
actions reached n total which has not been
touched In many months The distribution of
busings wan viry wide , nnd Fome of the low
priced nnd unusunllv Inactive clocks were dealt
In InrKclj n d made material gains. The busing
was malnl > for the home account but the fiT-
clgn houses were1 also In the market TIS heavy
puichaseiri and helpe-d the mirket In Its up
ward march. The shorts again continued the
cuvcrlnc move , especially In the gump-rc , with
lliullMKtnn ns the leader. An advancing temlencv
n is innnlfeHted nt tlio owning of the exchange ,
nnl while there wire oceanic n.il reactions due
M Inking of prollls , the losses were mi > rely
- fmctli'ii.ii and wire cpilckly itocvert-d nnd a
higher range of values was promptly estab-
IlKlllll
There was a little flurry In n ndlnR , uhleh
was sold down IS per cent , but recovered Vi
pit- cult The pales were mide by an Interest
which has luen opposing the reorc inl7iill'in plan
In Ihe tlnil denllnKi ) the mirket was nt Its best
and eloped decidedly strong In t ne
'I he few luscvn in ide , compate-d wllh jester-
d.iv's close , runRed ltvvtcn H und * per cent , and I
nre milnly eonllned lo Ihe speclaltle-s The bond I
miiki-t was M i > KticnR and animated. The
ilealliiKS nRKHRatel { 30)1 ) ( WO
Hound nmountK of the ppeculitlve Issues were
1-il.in fir the liimpcan account The must sub-
fct intlal eilns are : Minneapolis & bt. Ismls
Hint lvi per cent , llllni Is Cintial , 3'j ' per cent ,
MlKsourl Pacific flipts. 3'4 per cent , Itrad-
Int ; thirds , convertlbl < . I'nlon I'neitic. Lincoln
& Cnloiuclu IliylH nnd St JoM.ph . Grand Islanl >
ilipts 2' & per cent Souihein Pnclllc of Arlzoni
IlislH and OicRoti bhort line eollntcinl tiust fives
. ' pit ( i nl 'Ihe only recession cf note Is 2 per
euit III Milwaukee Lake Shore & WestPin first"
The Evening 1'urt v I/indnn cablegram sav *
Ihe stock inuketH were bunutit , although the
xpttlimcnt begins tomnrrovv 'llio jltldins of (
J.ipiti to Ituswia'i deslRnn and the Improved 1
polllletil outlo-'k were the main factors The I > ne
hire Is vcrv bullish American rnltroiul bonds
which hive been steadily absorl cl for dome
time pad arc novv bought with some enRerne s
und brokers Ret many Inquiries from the public
conrc'inlntr ordinary stocks The general lift
thuniBliout was chlclly on continental hujlnt , '
Tlie closing was at about Iho bcsl , except for
Cunicla PacillCH which afler touching 55 en
be.us' closlnR , rclupsvd lo 5l > c. Mexican railway
xhaies nnd bonds vvcie htrong with silver South
Americans were llrm except llinills , which have
fallen on the continued decline In exchniiRe. The
trade icturns for April making due allowance
fop ErtMer holida > s show practically no move
ment either vvny There Is a rumor th.il the
llink of EnRland has Just Invented In n bis line
of city of N > woik IK nils I can'l confirm it
The following were the clos > lng quotations
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The totil sales of stocks today were * iaij
sliatts Including : .American SuKar , 51D < )0 , Atch-
Cl Is. n 4 800 , Hurllnstcm , 21 700 , llalllmore & Ohio
24 'M , Clilc.iRO OOF , 9300 , Cleveland , Columbus
( hlioRO .t St I.oul . 6100 , DIstllllnK and Catlle
fei-dlnp 8 ' XI General Electric 9 iflW , KonsiB S
Texiui pnfcired 5 IW I ulsvlllc & Nashville
4 IW. Manhattan Consolidated 3.100. MU-sourl Pa
elllo 6810 , Lead , SOW , New Jirej Cfiitral , 3 500
New \oik & New EnKland 6 ! , Northern Pa
clllc prefeued , 3 , : * ) , Northwestern , 10001
Omilin , 7 100 , Ontario & Western , 10.600 ; P.icllli
Mail 8300 , Heading , 14 "OJ. Hock Tulnn.l . 1),2K )
SI Paul l , 27T.OO. Southern Hallway. 7,1' ' > 0 , S uth
ern lway preferied SOI , Tennessee Coal am
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N'otv York Vtonuy AlurkAt.
c , Nl'.W YOIUC. Mny -MONEY ON CALL-
Easv , nt Itil'i IHT cent , laet loan , 1'4 per cent
dome ! 1'i l > er cent.
Jo PHIME MEHCANTILE PAPEIl 3Q pe
eent
STEHLINO EXCHANOE-Daiely steady , wit
actual bii > "liieiB In bankers' bills at $4 S8H <
1 SS1 , for demand nnd > 4 S74)4 ) b7T for Hlxt
ilav i wted rnten , S4 tSJjl SJ and II W < 4fc4 M
comnieiclal blllB , H S7
HILVEH CEHTiriCATES-C7'4C67Uc
GOVEHNMENT 11ONDS Slronu. Blato bond ;
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Seventy Fresh Loads of Oattlo in the Pens
Yesterday ,
BIG RUN DID NOT WEAKEN PRICES
In HoRi tlio Kcnmndiin Hcniuniibly Oood
nnil the llunclios Unit Ilcndlly at
I'lie Cent * Decline for
the Liny.
TUESDAY , May 7.
The receipts todny were 1,524 cattle , 3,009
hog" , 250 sheep and 19 horses , ns against 731
cattle , lr.CO hogs , IDS sheep and 33 hordes
> esterdny , and 1,698 cattle , 4,701 hogs and 431
sheep on Tuesday of lasl week.
The receipts for the week thus far amount
to 2,230 catlle. 4,000 hogs and 418 sheep , as
agalnsl 3,471 cattle , 5.810 hogs and 1,110 sheep
Monday and Tuesday of la t week.
CATTLI3 There were eevent > fresh loads
of catlle In the yards , or double yesterday's
run. In fact , the receipts were the lnrge l
of any day since April 30 , when 1,903 hent !
were counted In the j arris. The supply ol
beef steers was larger lhaii on a good
many clnjs. there being qullc a good mnn >
very fair loads of cornfcd nallves , besides
qulle a string of westerns The market die
nol showan > material change from jester-
day. Desirable1 fat callle were steady am'
the demand waa reasonably active. The
half fat cattle were nol In ns good reciucs
and were slow bale nt the best Some of the
besl cnllle In Ihe ynicls broughl $3 ISTio .
with Ihe bulk of Ihe sales nl Jl 40ftI So
Cows nnd heifers sold quite readily , ns
usual , and at llrm prices. There were not
many here and Ihe1 supply was soon ex
hausted A piece of a lo.id of western cows
brought J3 60. There1 wns nol a single full
load bunch of either cows or heifers In the
> ard . Veals were In good demand and
rough stock , bulls , stags , etc , commanded
good prices
The demand for stackers nnd feeders was
good nnd the market was a Illlle slronget.
The offerings were picked up quite re.ulllv
nt very satlsfaclory prices. Keprefcenlatlve
sales :
HEEP STEERS.
No Av. Pr. No Av Pr. No Av Pr
15 700 13 60 18 1170 $1 4 , 22 1TO $1 K
1 1050 3 75 1 1IUO 4 M 12 . . 9bl 4 la
2 79' 40) S4 . . 1)13 ) 4 f5 Zi .1120 4 SI
8 697 4 U' , 41 . < i < r 4 r,3 48 . 1(47 ( 4 00
24 . (21 44) 16. 113C 4 14 2) . .1237 511
IS 12rtS 4 40 42 . 113S 4 60 37 .1S70 5 l'i
17 1121 4 45 B . 1132 4 U ) 14. . .125J 5 25
11 1J51 4 43 7. . .1105 4 80
COWS.
1. .740 1 40 1 . . 930 235 1..1040 343
(2 C50 1 M 14 . . . SSO 2 70 1. . . 720 3 50
4 . 1012 20) 3 . . dSO 2 7 ! 4 . .1010 3 CO
1 970 20) ) 1. . . . SS ) 2 5 5 1000 3 B5
2 . . 970 2 2S 4. . KID 2 10 3 . . 9Si 3 CO
1. . . S20 2 5 7 . . 740 3 ( W 3..1100 3 70
C . ! ' 50 2 33 2 . . . 03) 3 25 l..lJiO 4 "i
11. . . 807 235 2 . KS5 3 25
HEITEIIS.
8 . . . m 243 II. . . . fOt 375 3 . . . GOO 4 00
C . . C71 2 S5 11. . . . GiG 375 4. . . . C13 400
HULLS.
2 . . .1310 225 1 . . 1070 2 CO 1..1700 2 f B
1 . . .1G.V ) 241 1 . 1CSO 2 CO 1 . . .12W 300
1. . . . 710 2 f.O 1. 1210 275 1. . . 1HO 32'
1. 650 255 2. . GCO 2 75 1 , . . . S70 3 CO
CALVES
4 . . . 325 200 3 . . . 343 4 ffl 1. . . . 160 475
7. . . 337 310 1. . . . 140 473 1. . . . 130 475
2. . . . 150 4 OJ
STOCKEHS AND PEEPERS.
1. . . . 721 2 40 3. . . . HI 3 40 15 . . . 131 3 50
1. . . . 70) 265 1. . . . 570 34" 4 . . . 932 3 CO
1 . . .1033 300 S . . CIS 3 45 12 . .1010 4 (0
1 390 3 25 4 . . CSO 3 50 3. . 11CO 4 00
Q . 710 3 40
WESTEHNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr
1 bull 1730 } 2 40 3 le rs . . . .1101 J3 90
C steers . . . HSC 3 40 3 feecleis . . .1110 4 00
8 steers . . . 971 3 CO 22 feeders . .100-J 4 0)
13 cows. . . . M7 3 CO 14 > steels 1135 4 10
COLOHADO.
T A. Gige.
19 steers . . . 1245 5 03
03Oage .v ! P.
3 steers . 10M 400 38 btecis 1321 505
1 steer 1510 5 05
05UTAH.
UTAH.
Ventch . Thompson.
1 bull 1400 200 2S feeders . 01 3 M >
1 feeder 10SO 275 11 cows 1001 350
M1LKEHS AND bPHlNCIEHB.
1 springer . . . $23 CO 1 c tt c $23 00
1 milker 25 00 1 c . \ . c 30 00
1 c & c . . 28 00
IIOQS There were thlrtj-clRht fresh loads of
hoRs In the > arels today , or about double the
number yesterday. The miikct was again lower
todny , the decline amounting to almost 5c The
demand was reasomblv Rood and the market
fairly active at the decline The offerings were
nil tulle n In Rood se.inon The bulk of the hi > KS
told nt $13504 40 ns ngilnst $43501 15 > ) > steidiy
Keprcsentatlvc sales :
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 . . . . ISO . . . (4 15 68 COS M $4 33
2 205 . . 4 SO 64 . . 2JO 60 4 37U
SI ICO 40 4 20 1.1 . . . 231 ICO 4 . ' 7's '
f , . . . . 1M 40 4 30 77 . . 220 200 4 40
91 . . . . 175 ICO 420 57 . . . 235 KO 4 (0
52 201 3JO 4 30 Cl 203 60 4 40
71 170 40 4 30 16 . . . 2S3 4 10
23 200 . . . 430 71 202 SO 4 43
91 . . . . 17C ICO 4 30 37 . . . . 210 110 4 40
5 . . . 245 . . 4 30 I 77 . . .236 40 4 40
8 237 40 4 30 77 1S7 SO 4 40
92 178 ICO 4 30 35 253 W 4 10
2 ! CK > . .430 73 - > 23 . . . 440
53 . . . .2.1 SO 4 35 167. . . 233 . . . 440
4 2S4 . . 431 81 211 120 440
- 03 179 SO 4 35 I 70 551 . . 4 40
39 216 SO 435 C9 . . . 215 120 4 40
61 . . . . 179 KO 4 & G5 . . . . . ' 31 . . . 4 45
62 V\1 \ W 4 35 31 270 . . . 4 45
7 < . . 183 ICO 4 J' CO . . . in . . . 4 4-
C7 . . .S3 210 4 35 62 . . . . 2i > . . . 4 45
79 -04 120 4 35 6 .SO . . . 4 13
66 . . . .01 ICO 4 33 D6 . . . . 203 ICO 4 4'
72 193 . . . 433 71 213 13v ) 445
, 7C 183 . . 433 4S . . . . i.T . . . 4 47'i '
Ic 89 1S3 120 435 C6 . . . 254 . . . 452'
SKIPS AND CULLS.
1 SCO . . . 275 3 150 . . . 400
PIGS.
14 70 . . . 2 f5 7 ,08 . . . 310
12 . 67 . . . 2 W
SHEEP There was one load received todaj
but it was conslRncd to a packer nnd was not
offered for fc.de The market was nominally
Blc.uly. A piece of a load of holOoveis chitiRCil
hands * 1'alr to choice n.illves me quotable nl
$32.'ff400j ' fair to good westerns , W 00 3 0 , com
mon nnd slock sheep , } 2 00 < fj3 Ou , Rexxl lo choice
40 lo 100 Ib. lambs , } 3.25il 0. Hc-prcBentatlvc
sales :
No. Av. Pr.
2S natives mixed 83 $275
CHICAtiO LIVK STOCK.
Hun of Cattle UesulU In Stronger
Price * nud slight Ailnince.
CHICAGO , May 7. Only about 3.0X ) head ol
caltlo arrived here loelay. Prices were strongei
nnd In numerous instances a little higher , one
thu general market wns about 15c i > er 100 Ibs
hlbher than at the close of last week. Com
mon to strictly cholco native stews wi-lehlnt
950 to 1,250 11 * found bucrs at $1 5Q6C 00 , l
carload of fine. 1,49Mb Illinois steers brlnglnt
thu lop price Havfcil Montana and Idaho cnl
lle , vvclRhlne l,04i > lo 1,240 HIM sold nt $4 Cofil 70
nnd n cnrlond of native tsteers and tcarlinRi
aviruKlng 'Jll Ins biuURht $4' ) Thete were
very few choice beeves he-re , and the larger pan
of Iho trnillnR was done ut $400j575 , with .
5 { Rood rnnnv wUes Ulovv $ r > Hutchem' and c.m
neus1 cuttle were anulii In excellent demand al
M stronit prices , ccms Belling ut Jl kVnt 60. larRelj
nt $23cK3425 Hulls sold ut ( J25C4V ) T.-nit
< 1-o.ttlu numbeml nUnit l. < / head and good loti
i { were lofflic higher lliun > eslerelav and 5c hlKhei
' ( than Suuiiilav , choice lelnR worth $ .125 J\ \
drove of SOI head of Texas cows thai nviniRei
. . 1,02 UK Bold ut JI'iO and a lot of 257 hew
; thu. ' uvernRod 107C Ibs broiiRhl $175
HJH fcld iituut lOc per 100 Ibs lower todaj
In spile of Ihe facl that the arrlvilla fm- Mon
dnv and Tuesiln ) nRRrrpated but 43 ( KO hi-ad
: 21 OIK ) less than came In during the K unc d.iM
or la.M week At the iltcllne tnulu was falil ) ac
ll\i- cltj pack rs nnd Rhfppeia taking hull
m her freolj bomo hogs sold earls at J4 So
but sul eciuent sales were nt SI 24 75 fm
hc.ivy. and at $4 2.HH GO for light and mixed 1
with Miles of plg at $4 TOK4 23 'HIP laigei
pirt of the hcgs were dlnp > hed of at $4 W | 4 C5
the. nvoragn quality Mum inn up ver > well
Tlui BUi > pl > ef Bhcep Bhiiwa a lenmrkable full
kip ( ff this week , onlj nl iut 11 & heml hnv Ini
nrrlvbd M > far. or 2. < } en than came In ilur
Int , the Fame time laM VMfk Ti l i > H tec ipti
wiiu eHinuitcil at 6 'M luad , and a giK > l tie
in.uid inablHl Belli ra to obtain an advance' o :
4' ntmut Uc per 100 > > on ilolrnllo offerings
Niitlvca Milel at $1 7MJ4 G3 , Tex ins al $1 1W2 75
westerns nt $3.4l i4 3 . and lambs at 30 > HjoV ( >
HecelptB Cnttle. 3000 liend , calves. 2BOi
head , hogs , 17.000 head , idiecp , C.500 head.
sc. I uuls I.Uo stock.
ST LOT-IS May 7 CATTLK-IU celpts 1.70 [ )
head , ulilpmenls , 2W he-ad M irket active nni
20c hlt-her Ci xvl meers of 1 30081 400 Its soli
at II J5G5.1- ; fair to medium steers $1 StK/5 00
light steerv , $3CT4BO , cows. $2250373. fti
Trias stivers , $ IOO ( & 00 , jcarllngs of 13S-lh
l.iought $3 SO , ( Tracers , $30e > i3 | > , CO us , $200 ;
3 23
23ItoaS
ItoaS Iteeelptn , G 510 head , shipment * fO
liend Malket tfilOo lower and weak Top liMie
$4 CO. bulk of n.iles , J Mllid 55. light. JlSOiJIM
hlllJUP HecelptB. 4,6 .iO head , ehltments , none
Market Bliong and acllve Native mixed $37
clipped natives , $4 ( Otjfl 25 , cprlng Iambi
block In
Ueconl rf reci-lpt at the four principal mar
kets for Tucsda ) , May 7 , 183J :
Cattle. JIos Sh r
Bouth Onnha . 1 C24 3 ( > " ) 2.1
Chicago . 3.0s ) 17 OO GM
Kansas City . 4 CM 12 2W 1.7u
bt. Louis . 2,7oO 6 5"0 4G
IH
TotaU . . Ilt24 SS/ioO 15W '
SiiC'ir Mnrheu
NUW YORK. May 7 Haw , strong , fair refln
Inf. 2'i03c , centrifugal. t > tut , 3 0-lCc'Halei
for W OilO bairn Cuba , centrifugal , t > 3 test , cost an
freight. Including 1.10J bags spot , at 2 7-lGc an
baJance afloat , t7-16C2'ic ; rtflntO , Uoair an
higher. No 6 , 4H4 ll-UcerKiK 7 3\fl4 1-Uc , Na
8 3'U4 1I-I6C , No 9 SfaltfHc No. 1(1 ( 3\I
3 15-lCc No. 11. 3 11 IGflTV , "No 12 3 9-16H9V ,
No , 13 , 3Vc , off A , 1-lftllV1 , m Id A , 4 11-16W
4V. standard A , 4 fi-lniM'tr , confectioner * ' A ,
4 6-lCt5e , cut loaf , 5 l-rwili4c , cinched. 5 l-lCf
5V.4C. powdered 4\ci Uninitiated , 4 7-16 4He ,
cubes , 4 11.1604V.
OMAHA OIMUVL ; MAUICET.
Condition of Triulo lind Oaotiitlom on
tnplei nnd I miry-Produce.
EGOS Choice stock , JUIO1ZC.
llL'TTElt Old hii > or while idLtk tc , fair to
KOO < ! country , lf > < " ; lic , tholte to fancy , HCMCc ,
uatlicred crcanur } . ISUJJci - > eparator creamer } ,
IScLIVE
LIVE POL'LTHY-IUnj. GOfl'io : mixed , Cc ,
duekii , SOSiic : turkes , 6j&i heavy toms , 7c ,
VEAI * Cnolcc fat , 70 to ino Ibs , nre quoted nt
G' K7c , large nnl rruiriw , 3fl4c.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream , Young Ameri
cana , 12'i013c ' , twins , 13c , Nebraska nnd Iowa ,
full cream , He , Ncbrakn and town , part skltnn ,
7fSc ( , LlmburKor , No. 1 , lie. brick , No 1 , lie ,
Swiss , No 1 , 13c.
HAY fplnnd hay , } S 50 , midland , $ < 00 , low
land , $ r'0 , rye tttavv , $30) , coloi makes the
price on Imj Light lie8 | sell the best. Only
top grades bring tup prices
PIUEONS Per doz , $1 0)ffl 20.
VEGLTAHLES.
Southern vcgetnliles of all kinds are selling
much lower this season than last , nnd shlppirs
In many cases nre losing money , partlculnlv
PlorhK growers , ns they realized such geiod llg-
UK last } ear in beans ami oilier tnrly VBL'-
tables tnnt prices returned this } eur are- not pi > -
Ing expenses. A laige quantity of the' l > ean
pens nntl lettuce received frenn 1'lorlda this vvefk
ut eastern points has not brought enough to
cover fielght
POTATOES \\Vslrrn stock , car lots , GJo , umll
lol , 7cV&73o , ll.irly Hiise seed potalMes , SIX. ,
Ilirly Ohio seed , $1 10 , Northern Uaily Ohio steel ,
$1 23
OLD ItEANS-Hnnil picked , navy , $220 , Lima
beans jur Ib 5'ie
ONlONb-On orders , } ellovv , per bu , $1.10 , red ,
CUIIIAGE-On orders , 3c.
SWEET 1'OTATOErf-Guod stock , $2 , seed ,
$22" ,
lI01IMnAniSH-Pcr It. . C7c.
PAItSNIP.S-Pcr bbl . $173
Ut TAllAdAS Per Ib. , IHc
PAHSLEY Per doz. bunches , 35c.
TUHNlPS-pHr bill , } 1 5)
HPINACJI l'ir bu lufket , GOR75C.
AVATEH CHE'-b-Per 1C qt. cn'P. $16001.73.
HADIMIES Per doz bunches , 2..C.
C.HEEN ONIONS Pel iloz bunches , 13c.
LETT t CE Per do ? , 30833C.
ASPAHAOt'8 Uhlte slock on orders , SOc per
doz hunches , gieen 2"c.
PIE PLANT Per Ib I' e.
Ct'Ct'MllEUS-On orders , Jl 73 per doz
I'TV On ontcis perbu biskets $12" .
bllUXG HEANb On oulers pel -bu. ciatc ,
$1 75i2 | 00. per 14-bu l x. $1 OOSJ1.13.
I'HL'ITS.
The exports of apples to Europe hive now
pradleally stopped and the total qunntltj
shipped Is repu-tid nt 1,467,011 bnire , i , which Is
the largest uunntltj ever tent out of the coun
try , the previous heivlcst siiihon being thai of
18J1-92 when 1 4 fl 3oO biriels were Slipped
TOMATOES Per six. Litlwl crate , $ ij iW 7.00.
STItA\VIlEHHIES-Cholce shlppllig flock , per
case of 24 tits $22iff230
APPLEb Tbeie me no good shipping apples to
be hid In the market.
CHEUIUEb Oillfomla , per 10-lb. box , $200 ®
2.23
THOPICAL THUITS
OHANOES Pnticv Wn-shlngton navels , per box
$3tr01r37u , fanes \Va hltiKton navels , pel box. 96
and 112 Bl/e , none , choice VVathlnglon navels.
regular size. $3 KUrl 50 , choice Washington na
vels , r J and 112 size , $3 , fancy necilllngs per
box , J26.'iCi"5 , choice seedling" , per | K > X , $2.25 {
250 Mediterranean swfe-ts , J3 0)CS ) 1" .
LEMONS Kxtrn fancy lemons SCO size , $ ( ,
strictly choice lemons JW ) slz , $3 " ' > .
PINEAPPLE.S Per ileiz. , $1 7CJJ2 00.
HANANAS Choice shipping slotk , per bunch ,
$2 OOS2.W.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIGS Pnncy , 15c , choice , 12HJ13C , California ,
bags , 7c.
HONEY New York , ICc ; ihrk , 14c ; California
15H < jlGe
M Vl'LE SYHUP-Gallon Jugs , per doz , $12 ,
lllxby , 6-gal cans $3
MAPLE St'OAH Per Ib . 9f10c.
NUTS Almonds 14o ; Eugllsh walnuts , soft-
she lied , 12e , standards , 11 ( > , filberts , Oc , Brazil
nuts , fcc. pecnns , Iofil2c
MINCE MEAT Panry , In quarter libls , pel
Ib , 6'ic. 10 pal kegs , fcc , condensed , per case of
3 doz pkgs . $2 5 > )
DATES In GO to 70 Ib boxes , BV4o per Ib. , fard
dates 9c per Ib.
SAUim KHAUT-Cholce , per bbl , $550 ,
per half bbl $3
CIUER Pure Juice , per bbl , $5 , half bbl. , $3
St. I.uuU Cc'iirnil MurKot.
ST LOPIS Mav -PLOt'H Dull. nrm. pit-
ents $ j 331)25' ) , extia f.ine ) , $3 05Ji3 l'i ; fancv ,
$2.75 > ff2S5 , choice , $25i > 6SGO Hyu Hour , $3 2jT
3 W
WWHEAT
WHEAT A wild tlm pievnlled dining the
first half hour , the market quickly advancing
He at the opening artl tlwn as rntitatl falling
PkiTil'iC. mld glint .xcltcnlent and with llvt-lj
tmellng bubsequmtly the in irKet was vei >
nervous and unsettled until late then advancing
sharp ] } under thu stimulus of an uigmt dennml
that developed suildinl } . Tiom the liottom rate
there was l ifl c advance anil the cloic was firm
wllh buer enl > H iito below the top and > 4c
lUwve } estenlny hinsitlonal bullish crop le-
port vva the cnuso of eail } aelvnn e. No J retl
eosh , C4o , Mny G5 > ic blii , Inly td iSjul' c bid ,
August G)7dc , Siplemlier H'ic bid
COHN Steadier than wheat though Influenced
somewhat b } Us wild lluctu itlons Lite In the
da } there was .1 sllff advance , the close bclnfc
nc the top , .Inly nnd Siptimber nt nn advance
cf 1'Ac and Ic rcfHCtlvel | } , No 2 mixed cili
47'ie , Mas , 47\c , Juls , 4S'tc , Septcmljer , 40'4c
OATb Illhlivr foi flltuies , Bpol guides lo el ,
No 2 cash .WMie nhkid , Maj , SSUc , June , 2JV4c
b'd ' , July , Wne bid , September , 3e
HYIl No spot offerlnsa. but some for sale to
arrive , LJUJLTH holding off nnd lefuse to in. ike
bids
IIHAN Kisler east track , sucked , CSc bid.
COHN MEAI $ Jir23U
PLAX SEED Quiet $1 41
(1HASS hEEUb Quiet ; ilovcr , $7.030800 , tim
othy. $3 r , < K4 ? no.
HAY htcmly. prnlrle , choice to fancy , $9 OOff
1050 , this side , timothy , prime to strictly fane } ,
$95001150.
lUTTEIl Wiak , pcpaiator creamery , 15t
fane } Elgin , 20c
I.'GOS Stead } , frc = h , 9c.
\\HIhKY I-irin , $122 for distillers' nnlsheil
gcxxls
LEAD-$2 S7H
SPELTEIl-JI r.fll 17'J.
PROVISIONS Polk , standard mess , jobbing
51- Lard prime steam , $640 , choice , $6 51 1)1 }
Kilt meats , boxed shoulders , $3 23 , longs , $3 12'i
rll * $ C J3 , sh Tts , J6 ti't Iticun , boxed slinul-
$575 ; longs , $650 $ , ribs , $ , * u , shorts
, HI.C'EIPTS Plmir. 20.10 bbls : wheit , 12,001
bu , corn 10000 bu , oats , 30,000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour , 6,001 bbls , wheat , 73,000
bu , coin , 64,000 bu , eMts , 4.00J bu.
Coffee Market *
NEW YOIUC , May 1. COPPEE Options opened
stiady at unchinRcd prices lo lr points ndvuncf
01 unexpected Improvements nt Iluvie and Ham
burg , ruled Rcniiall > firm on European bu > lnp
orders , turned easier under local pressure , anil
closed o.ulet nt net 5 pxilnts declln" to 5 plnlf
advnnce , siles. 18 OX ) bags. Including Mav
$14310144) , June. $14 WfM4 25 , July , $14 C05J14 G5
September. $14 50If 55 , October , $14 5-B > 14 CO , Ii
cember , $14401(1445 , Match , $1135 ; spot coffee
Hlo quiet , No 7. ICoj Cordova , $18 25(8 ( > 1' ' > 00
rails , 1 OKI bags CupuUi Mia , hpot , p t , 1 W
bnirsi Marncnlbo to Luiope spot , p t , I.4JO IIIIR-
Maracalbo p t. , 1UH > bigs Central American
! spot p t , Jen ) mils Interior Padantr , to arrive
144C ' vvnreh.use deliveries from New Yoik yes
terclay , 12017 II.IKS , New York stock lodny , 213-
375 biiKB , Unltul Htatca stock 256 OO ) biK , allo.il
for the United Slales , 2 'tOOO b.i s , totil vlflbli
: for Ihe fnlled States 515 OuO bairs. neainst 411,7. ! ;
biRs Inet jeir |
SANTOS Mnj 7 I'lrm , Rood nveraRp Pintos
, $ IGM , receipts , two cl.'js , 5.0JO Uigs , stock , 276-
o bnRs
IIAMHl'HO Ma > 7 Steads , ' 461 pfg. ad
\ance , Fultn , 2 duo U-urs
HIO 1)E JANE1HO , Maj 7 Uarely steady
No 7 Hlo , $164' , ixchanRe , 9'nl , receipts tvvc
dijH IS.um ) lmis , cle-ue l for the I'nltid StnteH
1300D Kics , cleaied for Europe , 3,000 bags , slock
JM Goo IIJIRH i
1IAVHE. Mny 7. COPPEE Opened stcidy. un-
chaiiReil , nt 12 m , Mfiiilyf ndvnnce. nt i
p m , sti.idy , unchanKeel , closed steiulv at 'il
not advance for the elm , fcalcs , 11XK > bags.
Hultlmorn ' JllurKots.
HALTIMOHE May , 7-PIX3l'H-rirm , un-
chonfe-d , western biipcrflne , $235(12.50 , vvcster. :
extra , $2r.5f3 | 3 , wlati-rowhenl inuiit , $3 Cifl )
J ST. , fprlnu intent , JJ 6IK4 | or > , sprlntf whenl
stia.lKhls $33Hi3Si ( ) , .rVcedpts , s 660 bbls , ship-
minis J20 iii bbls. ' '
WHEAT Weak , tp&t nnl month. tC'incSc
June CO'iiC ' asked , July , KHiiC5 , c , AuKiist , CVc
hteanu-r Nrv i risl. ra'ityWic , receipts. CO OCK
r bu , stock , 3JS.OOO Lu bouthern wheat , b > sun
pie. f7i.9i ( i
CXHN-Stiad ) > , fpnt. Sl ftM'to. Inly , N' e
. AuRUHt , r'tc ht.ami ri nllv < 1. MC.Wic , receipts
. 24lii ) bu shli minis 1 C-VV1" bu southern vvhllt
coin , WSSV , K ulhern.1 vehm | , 5&057e.
OA1S Mnidy , wltlL.Jtilr Inquiry , No 2 while
wivlern. Slfilt'.c , No , i mixed , 33'i.Qo4c , le-
cclpli' 4 3ixj bu ft' rk , IIS OuO bu
HAY 1'lrm , b'ood ( C choice tlmolhy , $13 OOfl
St'OAH StronK RT-m'ulnted $1 C" per 100 Ibs
Htl'lTEH Weak , tff\n \ creiimiry , ISiliic Inv
llnlcn crennie-ry. liirtlScj.'ladle ' , ! ( . , good ladle
ll 12e' , store packi-d Uf/lOc.
I.OC.S Piibli. HUl2c
. CHEESIC3ulet faner New York. ll,0ie.
. .
!
) ! ! ill. II
liy Vliirki-pi. |
KANSAS CITY. May 7 WHEAT Market
lower , No 2 hard. S-itc ; No. 2 re-d ,
rejecle- . ! , GOo
COHN Market slow Ufi'Sc lower , No.
mixed 44 t41'ic , No 2 white , 4flc
O \TS-Market HOlc lower , No. 2 mixed , 25'
00 :7'4C , No. 2 whlte S0j31c
IMltinoHiuilliilient Vlnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS , May 7 WHEAT Firm
May W'te. June G4Wfiil > > c heptunbir
on track , Nex 1 hard Ci'tt ' No 1 northern , C4 ? < c
N ( 2 northern t34C
PIXUH Lower llrst pa'fnls $3 45fi3 7V second
end patents. $3 2SJJS 5i. rirrt clears , $2 4)62 GO
N , W. HAHRIS & GO
BANKERS
,
51 163-165 Dearborn-st. , Chicago ,
1" Vull-st. , New York. 70 Stale-it , Boctc
iTT , COUHTT , PxX IL I
> OH'10L/\VATER nd l- < I 1 l\l
"SK3R H1CH GRADE LJJ I > 3
Cerrcipeaclfaoi Solicited.
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Weekly Slowing of Conditions in Nebraska
a Most Flattering One.
TWO WEEKS AHEAD OF THi SEASON
U'nrm , Showery Dnjrs I'lirnlsh ( Ircnt liicrn-
tire lo (1 row I UK Crop * anil tlio Out
look for tlio farmer Is In-
Uecel .Mont I'nvornblo ,
Weekly wenther crop bulletin No. D , of
the ? Nebruskn wenther service , co-operatlnB
with the United States Wenther bureau ,
Issued from the ccntrnt oltlcc nt the Uni
versity of Nebraska , Lincoln , by O. U.
Svvezoy , meteorologist of the Nebrnskn cx-
tiorlrnont stntlnn , director , for week pmllnR
.Mn > C , 1S93 lleports received from 170 re
porters In sltseven counties :
HCRKIL OH
1 RitHrUL - .WiiT\
ran we HCCK
less than
± inch
The week has been warm and showeiy
and unusuall } favorable for the growth
of all crops , which are now more than two
weeks In advance of Ihe season
The temperature has been fiom 9 degrees
above the average In the weslern part eif
Ihe fclale to 13 decrees above In Ihe easlern
The r.ilnfall has been very Irregularly
distributed. Over omo small areas It has
been too painty for the best growth of
crops but generally the ground Is In i\
cellent condition and all vegetation lin1
made remarkable grovvlh
Uve In some of Ihe southern counties Is
already beginning to head and btnnll grain
ge-neinlly never luokeel betler at Ihls season
of Ihe je-ai
Coin planllng has made rapid progress
during Ihe week nnd much of the enrl >
planted Is coming up
Km It trees nre selling unusually full nnd
as Ihere have been no fiosts during Ihe
eek frull pie peels generally remain un
usually promising except thai Ihere nre
some complaints of small fruits , ep < * cl < ill >
raspberries and strawberries , winter killing
considerably lleport by counties :
SOUTHEASTERN SECTION.
Huller Good week for small Rinln Ground In
tine condition Gardens und vcRctatlon uenerallv
two weeks earlier Ihan lasl jear Much corn
planted nnd a good deal up Some large enough
lo plow.
CtiMi Small Rrnin and giaptt have mule re
nnrkahle growth and never looked better on far
ther advanced nt this season PliuitinK well
ab ns , considerable up. A good slund und looks
nicely
CIuv Crops of nil kinds have made greit ad
vnncemont cluilnR Ihe wei-k Prospects excellent
for fruit of nil klnils Pa tiiiage excellent Ciop
farther advanced than fet ten > cnis past at
this seu on
rillmorc Half Ihe corn planted All crop
growing well Ptospects for fruit Rood
Onge A warm allowirv week. Crops well nd
vuniid nnd In line condition
Hamilton Wentlur Rood for all crops Pom <
damiiRO to fruits anil mall grain fiom Iiull
Giouiul In line condltl m
Jeffc rs n ' onie IIURH In the wheat , but the
tains Imvo sli > ) p d tl.em
JcnnsonViek ver > warm Orciund has bee )
too wit to do much plmthiR Pie pect for n
big crop of fruit A IUIRC nctenRC of ceirn
planted which Is com Inn up well Hjo Is head
Ing out Walnut tieis iMglnnlng lo leaf eailier
than the average Oaks do not show so much
dllfirence
Lanc.i'ilei Ciops nre dolnff finely , e pecl illv
wheat Corn about hilf planlid but Inte-nipted
somewhat by ra'n ' live Jointing Potatoes up
uml leifing out
Nemnlin Heavy rnlns have Intrriuptcd fiitn
work , lied maple seeds rip Small Rraln ' * .
looking well Coin pluming unusuillv well ail
vanced
Nuckolls Crops of nil kinds growing splendid ! )
Corn mostl > planted and much of It up and
growing finely borne larpe enough t > cultlv He
Alfalfa making phenomenal growth Outs In
extra condition
Oloe Clouilv nnd warm , with copious ruins
which have washed out mine ciops Kve begin
nlng to head
Puvv nee Some whent and oats rather thin bul
eoml IR on finely Hve and blue gnfs are head
Ing Corn planting nearly done. All kinds elf
f l lilt promise well.
Polk A g od week Onts never looked letlo
at this fenwn Early coin coming up nlci-lv
Horses standing woik well , consldeilng the lack
of feed dining the winter
Hlcharilwin Coin coming up nlcelv. Hiln
marly e > ver > dav nnd bonio corn washed out
I'UHtiws excellent
Fullne Grass nnd r > e FUffered from div
wealher uirly In Hie1 week He heading sharl
Coin moistlv plnntid nnd much of U up A
larger ncie.ai.-o lout > eur
Saundi rs The mosl propitious week for jcnrx
Enrlv phintid coin coming up fine nml some b
Iwlng cultlv ntrd Small Rraln nnd pastures
mvei lookid licttei nt this pcason
fpvvnnl "mull grain much Improved Ponii
chinch buss In the spring wheat Lnrgo acre
uko of coin planted In line shape , olid some it-
Thaver Hather n dry weik Eaily planlnl
corn coming up , but rain Is needed \Vhcit
making slow piogribs Slock nliout all in r
tun1 iconic polntoiH up and cultivated
York Ciops have nmde n fair Rinwth , but
m ire rnln medcil High winds nnd hall have
done some dam IRC lo fnilt Large , ncien c of
corn put In much of It with the lister.
NOHTHEASTEHN SECTION
Antelope I irge acreage of corn planted nnd
coming up nlcelv. PaMurcs good I'rult ei-pe
clnlly promising Considerable damage to 1 itc
se'idlng dine by hall
Hojcl Com planting delavcd by wet weather
8m ill grain growing line , Soma corn washed
out bv hi ivy rain.
Cedar OOCK ! rains early In the week have put
thu grornd In lust possible condition Small
grain doing splendidly Corn planting has bt -
gun In eainest. Alfalfa sown lasl > ear IB a
failure
Cumlng Ci nclltlon of the ground could not IIP
, IK ttir AlKitit half the corn phintid anil com
- Ing up ver > fust Cul worms very numerous.
, Dodgi All crops In line comlltlon Pa.stures
, thico weeks larller Ihan last > ear. 1'iult In
unusually peed condition
Holt Small grain looks fine Corn planting
well along lowlands too wel to plow.
Knox Earl > coin being pi mted Vegelables ,
Hinall grnln nnd glass lnoklnK flue
- Mudlson Itnln In alundunce and everything
Ix glowing with unpreceili nted inpldlt ) Small
grain wiiKhcel out Binie bv heavy mills , hul
Iho moisture Is nf Incalculable benefit Corn
about half planted Heels arc being planted
und some coming up
Pintle Pine growing weather. Corn planting
well under way , wltli a luige1 acreage. Some
ce > m up rrull doing well
Furpv Corn about half planted Hie nml
tlm .thy he oiling out. Straw lorries In full
bloom
VViushlnRlon Corn coming up nnd a good stand
, I'lult blili fair for a large crop Sin ill fruit
pailly Mlted Plenly of rain and small grain In
- prime eondlllon
Kloux eMy , la A fine growing week , with
timely tains
Yankton H. D Temperature nnd rainfall
alcove nvernRe. Many fields of corn planted nnd
mine up two Inchex above Rround ( JrahS nn
nbundnnt crop Small grain looking very well
and growing1 mplcllv
CENTRAL SECTION.
Iloone Heavy rnlns over the countv Corn
planting and listing , of which theie vi III be n
good deal dune here. In full blusl , A large acreage
ageof corn Some cern up
Huff.do Cloudv nrd warm , wllh good showers
Grass anil grain have mule gnod grovvlh Eirlv
coin Irt coming up Early plantel p > tateis a c
looking well HluiKiass heading out Kiailt
tieeH of all kinds setting \uy full rf fruit
Cuslcr Halns cime In time to help out wheat
and rve vvimdirfultv Com being planted and
some Is up
Dxuh'in All pprlng Fown Rraln Is a good slnnd
and looks well VV'Inter wheal not more Ihan
half a Mini rimt planting of c tn Is coming
up Gtas the besl fir many ve.us
Greelej All crops away lihfad of the season
P.uttures nro giKMl Corn nearly planteJ Po
tatoes coming on well
, Hall Com planting unler full head Pmall
griln hurt by hluh winds Hall aim Injured
rm.ill grain unl fnilt Grass never looked better
at this time i f Ihe > fnr
Howard Hiln inough to make evervthlnz
grow Some com planted Some iiolaloes nml
corn coming up ( irnsa growlntf will. A gcx < d
area of nlfulfa s , wn
Merrlck Wind and rain have done pome dam
age In gardens Hve , rprlng wheat and ontH OJC
t'lilng well PantuivH and RHIM Und Improvlni ;
I'nlnlnp4 from four lo live Inches high Heels
look well
Nnnce Itnln enouRh for the | resent Crops of
all kinds looking line Early plaited com mm
Ing up Pastilles coming nn In LOIH ! pimp
Sherman I'r Bt ef the 22d klllid most nf t e
l.lnsx ms on Ihe fruit trien Small Riuln nut
liHiklng will , bul the rain of this week will be
helpful
Viillev Halns have greatly Imp-nved en p pn
pei Is Corn eomlnif up and gineinllv a B"e"l
land OatH guierolly a pour cianil
POl'TIUVESTEHN 8EITION
Adams Some local shovvire Spring wheat nnl
nlH doing will Corn planting wi-ll under way
Thin sear's alfalfa coming n'rely Old meadows
uf tlmothv and i lover much killed out
Chave- Heavy local showers and hull In Tint-
ern half of Ihe county WeMern half needs rn n
Three-fourths of the grove * nre killed S'm.ill
grain uffrrlng Hut little earn planted and lit
lie work Iwlnic done
Dund ) IX > CH | rhovver , but moisture ( till In-
aufllclenl , Oirn planting advancing rapidly.
I'urnov-ring wselc for fannlnc. Most of Uic
country ban had plenty of rain Heavy rnln
with hall In the southeast pnlt of the county ,
bul no damage from hall Half the com plnnte-d
nnd coming up well
PnmtlerHood showers In scattered locnllllen
over Iho count ) , but ilswhcredry nnd crops
growing slowly nnd some waiting for rnln before
planting
Pninklln Pmall grain looking well , but nee-ds
rnln Corn loinlng nicely
( lofper-VSIicut in fine shape Corn planting
well advanced unil some corn up Unusual ! )
enuly spring.
Hnilnn-doeHl local rains nil over Iho counly
Homo damage1 f > m hull nnd high wliuls in
nottlivvcsliin part of the count ) . Small grain
nnd gulden stuff line
Illtihrcxk Verv llttlo mill has fallen In the
isiern part of HIP counly und Is bndlj milled
oin planting In progress. Vihoat nnd oats
avu iimdc n fair growth
Kenrne ) CiMillnucd drouth Pleld crops , ( tar-
ens nnd final I fiuli.s biRln lo show the lack
f rnln Ivvent ) | > cr cent of the corn plnntcil
! < imo of II up
Lincoln Abundant rnlns have relieved Fprlng
heut nnd prospects ate mm goixl for a crop
'nsluriH In evcellenl condlll > n
PirklnsAlwnit one1 Inch of rnln In eastern
ml of counts , In center nnd wist gmln looks
Ick Orass n'e l and nhi'ad of the seiiKon. Hul
lltle iiirn plinted jet
\Veb ti r ( liHHl rnlns nnd everything Is Uv > m >
nn Corn In coming up In Rixl shape
lied Wlllovv Some planting being done , but
.ho . ground Is too dry M k Is living on the
rnss , and Is Improving In nndltlon
NORTHWESTERN SIXTION
Hex Hulte-Climdy and cool with f-hovvors
Cnips nnd gtnss look well since the rnlns
Cheyenne Small grnln looking flie Corn aliout
II In Potndxs coming up Local showers
hrougliout the county.
Pawes Local showers all the week , with nmo
mil but did not do much dimnRc A largo
rep belnR put out Piult In blos om two Weeks
nrller limn usual A largo ncic.iRc1 of broom
* > rn nnd also nn lucre mid ncicnge of small
rmln
Klmbnll Much small grain planted and a large
acreage of run will le put 111
Kevi Inhn-Miull ( , inln looking well but
lamngid scmub > high wind Some corn planted
otntoes coining up Slock looks well C.iound
n line condition , but n. little mire lain would
n Ip It.
i ills III tiff Ciops nre d ilng well under li-
Igutlon None rovvn \crpt under Ihe ditch
Sheilclaii Some1 damime fmni hall , but the
vide was one of gix d glowing vvinthei RCIUI-
alb wllh sulllclmt mnlstuie-
Jiilc < burir Culo Oein nil cnncllllon remains
ei > imfuvoinble foi plaining cf cicps Grass
m pralilc Is tuen In i-jxits only.
MISSOURI'S rAVoit.uu.i : p.EPOitr
( tnln is Suniclent In Mint Sections nnd Corn
Is Oiling Well.
COI.r.MHIA. Mo , .May 7-Tho Missouri
weekly crop bulletin snjs The pasl ivcck
was unusually warm In all sections , the
JxcesMvo temperature averaging from 10 to
14 degrees per day , exc-ept over the south
western counties , where II was about 7
le-grees The drouth In the conti.il and
lorthvvesl secllons has been broke n by good
rains and from one lo Iwo Inches has fallen
over mosl of HIP soulhweslcrn counties
greatly Improving the comlltlon of all crops
In a number If northeastern counties ihe <
nlnfall for Ihe week e\eet > dcd lliiee liuhes
-iul over mosl of Iho southenst section the
neat her continued dry and at hie elo e of
the week wheat , oats and grass were still
suffering for w ml of rain In a number of
HIP southern counties.
Chinch bugs are doing much damage lo
vvhe-at In a mmiebr of the ce-ntral and wcs
tern counties and a few ilelds hnvc been
plowed up Considerable- damage by IJes-
slan fly Is rcporleel fiom some of the
southeastern counties Oals nre now generally -
orally doing well , e\cepl In Ihose ellstilcls
where drouth still prevails
Corn , as a rule , is coming up well nnd
In the central nnet southern secllons many
Ilelds have been plowed over Ihe llrsl time
Planting has been retarded by rnln in a"
few counties , but Is nonrlng completion
Culvvoims nre doing much damage In some
Bounties , especially on s0d ground
Meadows and pisluies have been greatly
mproved by Ihe rains
bevero hall nnd wind storms In the west
cm portion of Ihe slalo did gie-al damage lo
CROP CONDITION" , ARE KAVOHAItl.l
Corn Planting I * Progressing In tlio North
with Crimncl In ( ioiicl ( ondlllnn.
WASHINGTON , May 7.-The vvcathsr
bureau in Its review of the weather e-iop
comllllons for the wick , ended May 0 , s-avs
jenerally the week hns been Very favorable.
rii the nortlnve tern .tat s muc i needed , and
for the present , ampl-1 i.ilns hnvc liillui ,
which , wltli unusuilly high Umpeiature
lias been favorable for the germination of
seeds and rapid grovvlh of all vegetallon
Corn planting has piogrpssed laplcllv elur-
Ing the week In Ihe norlhcrnairs , nnd Is
gcncially reporled as in a piomlflng condi
tion In Ihe cenlinl and southern blales , al
though considerable damage hns been clone
bv cut worms In some sections.
Winter wheat has been unfavorably nf-
feclnl by warm , dry weather In Missouri
and Ohio ; Illinois reports the crop In ex
cellent condition where iiilns have1 fallen
In Tennessee II Is beginning lo head. Trull
prospscls conllnue e\cellenl.
llllnoH Is Short ( if Rnln.
CHICAGO , Mny 7. The Illinois vve-Uher
crop bulletin Issued lodav sa > s. The past
week hns been characterized by abnorm.il ! >
high temperatures , with rainfall lacking c\-
i e-pt In the west , central and norlhern bee-
lions , Ihe noitlurn "ectlon had heavy show
ers which cffeclually relieved llic elroulh
The general average lalnfall of Ihe northcm
ectlon vv.is nboul 175 Inches , cential sec
tion about 1 00 , nnd southern section about
Jo of an inch , with temperatures for the
state about 11 degrees daily above the nor
mal All noithern and vvcsl cenlral coun
ties icport tlie gencial excellent condition
of wheat , ! > e , oats , sprouting corn , clcrver ,
timothy and other grasses nnd meadow ,
potatocp , gardens and fruits. In the south
ern and east cenlral counties Iho condlilons
aie nol so promising , rnln Is need ° < l and
vegelallon Is giovvlng slowly , with noxious
Insects numerous , especially chinch bugs
und cut worms. Corn planting Is well
along over the eUlre state allhough slightly
furlher advances ! in cential and not them
counties than In southern , whcie elrj ness-
has retarded the prep ir.itlon of Ihe ground
Prult se-tllng is unusually heav > , small
frulls are ndvanclng rapidly , and straw
berries will probib ! > b gin to ripen in south
ern counties by the last of the1 week.
vi eicil .Marae1 ! .
PHILAnELPIIIA , May 7 WOOL Qulet bul
htt.ady , Ohio , Pcnnsvlvunli nnlVett Virginia ,
XX nnd nlxive , Itiftl'c , X and nbnve 15'tVIO'ic ' ,
midlutn , H'u20o quarter-blood , 2u < ? 21c , common ,
ISSil'Jc , New \ork Michigan Wisconsin , < ! tc ,
14Wl > e , medium , 1'OlS'sc. < | uarter-blood. I ii
20c , common , I'fili'ic , washed eombliiR nnd
delaine , line , lS < tjl9e. medium 3)fi2lc ) , iiuarler-
hlooil , 20Q.'lc , braid , 20ii21c , unwashed , medium
15'4OlCc , low quarter-bl eid ITWISc , braid , 1'HO
ITc unwashed ( llRht and bright ) line , llftljc
medium , Utfllc , ciuarler-blood , ICWl'i , common
HfilJo , nnuashi'd dirk colored , light line
Oiil'ic. licavs fine CJiSc , medium , 12W13C tin1
medium , lll/Ki / , coirsc , IKHJc , territory and
northwe tern light , line fcillOc , heavy , line.
7f9c , fine mHlliim , KXJdlc , mellum , 11Q13 ,
cttiarti r-blood. 12f/13c. co irse , 10C12c.
KOSION .May 7 The wool maiket has licen
dull for the past week find the market hnj > bun
sahKlng Purchasers me only buvlng fum lime
to lime , UK their needs demand The nrrlvaln
of new clips nrn smico nnd aic slow Ii coming
to hand Shearing Is In progrcn , but the xtilki
of the sheaiers In Wyoming has deluded opcr-
atK'iis 'lhe market baa a Inn ted rupply of old
wools , but II will be some lime before Ihe new
clips arc nvullable Th > re Is no llllnula wool on
the mnrket , liut new clips are expeelnl shoitl >
The market for Aufcti.dlun woolx Is Him bul
HUlPH lire HloW.
The foil wing nre the selling prices for lead
ing dcfcrlptloni Ohln nml I'enni-jlvanln fleece
XX and uljovex IMjlCHc. X and above , IMjlJ'jC ,
No 1 lomblng , JunvvnilHil lliiUc , X M ch-
Igan , HBH' e , No 1 Michigan H'ilil'-c ' , Mich
Igun , unvviiKhid , lO jlJ' e , X New V.oik New
Humpshim und Viiinont , 1 . Kinluiky und
Maine qu irtir-tloud ci mhlngii , ICfilTc , Indium
nnd Mii-snurl qunrter-tilood cnmblng , IMiKu ,
Texas spring midlutn. (12 ( nmnlnH ) , lUil.e
scoured ZTHiiM . M nl in l , line iiucllum und Ihu
! > { jllc. scouied 30 < i Uc , WyrmliiK 1 In > and ( il
Ifornla fine medium and line 9Mlc , ci uieil
till ilc , Aus iillun inmlilngs , supeilln f-c uicd
Jlijl.'o. Australian conililiifs avn ifce 3i5j3"c
Kiinms ( It ) Live Mix l > .
\NSAS CITY , Mny 7 CATTLE -Tti-rplpls
4 COO head , shipments , 400 heid , iimkcl Miong
to JOei higher , Tixns suem , IJOifiMHi , Icxax
cctvvB , } 1 " ( | 3 ! > , beef uleeis J3 Oujjl 8i , _ nullv _ . !
bulls' " ( Jj'
HOGS Riiolpm 12200 hrad , shlpmenls , mine
ninrkit wink to I'o livvcr , bulk cf sales , Jl 30 ! ?
\'tt. hcaviiH , tltliilC ) , | > n kcrs , JlS'JfdCJ. '
lalxn ] , 51 iSn4 K Ilkhifc , ( I l &l J'J ' , Vorkem , HJ
MIM , plt-H J300y < 20
HIIEEP-Rcci-lpin 1,700 head , shipments , 30)
head , mirket elcaily.
Pi en In .MurUo > < ,
PPOniA. Ma > 7-CORN Market Btcad > . No.
2. c. No 3 , 4S'.c.
OATS Market Mow , No ! white , 3HSG21'ic ,
No 3 while. .01.JI31C
HScarcc I , N 2 , C4i63e
\VHIHKV-Markel etrady , high proof spirits ,
Jl 2) lnl ! hed gncnls 11 J2
'I rltcn \ \ IMI it ijuntiillons.
BAN rilANl I'-CO May -WHEAT Very
dull , December ! TV Maj SOl.c
1 could eet relief from
n most horrible blood
dlwase , I bad § | > c-nt
> , < . . - . „ - hundreds of doilu *
trying vnrlo'ia ' remccllts andphyMclans , My
fiiiKernitUCHino oil , nnd my linlrcaraeout , leay
Ing ma petfettly bald 1 then went to
but very soon became dUguitdl , and decided to
try 8 H.8. Tbo clfect was truly VTOnderful I
commenced to recover aflcr Uklng the flrat bottle
tle , and br the time I had taken twelve bottles. I
vtn entirely cured
cured by 8 H.b whcntbo
world no\fned Hot
Bprlncs bad tailed. SSS
WM.Hhrevenort
Hhrevenort , _ _ _
Our book oatbaDUeua and lit treatment mailed fret
loanyaddieti. aWIPTHPEOIFIOCO.AlUnUQa.
TUB DOCTOR'S COLUMN.
W. J. L. Use the Cardlne ( extract of
tie hcntt , Hammond ) In five drop doses ,
liroe times ilnlly. If the constipation con
tinues , use Nattirollthlc Suits occasionally In
small doese , but avoid miy stronger cathar
tics.
H. It. A , Procure n bottle of Ovnrlno
( llnmtnonil ) nml take five drops thrco times
ilally. Use hot water bathing locally. A' '
tublPspconful of borax In cacli bntln , of hoi
vvntor will bo found to bo the best remedy
locally.
\Vlll you publish directions for mnklng Wine of
Cocn 7
AVe could readily furnish several fromulao
Tor Mich preparations , but unless inado by
Bome house havliiR n lar o nnd complete ;
rthnt for euch inintifarlure , they nroery
likely to be tra hy mixtures , nnd useless.
The KestoratlveVlno of Coca of the Colum-
bln Chemical Company Is a vci ) elegant and
rellablo preparation.
la there nny unfe renii > H whlcl can bo taken
In cnces whereHie hcaii R action is fecblcT
Yes ( ' ( inline will be found nn Inxaluablo
remedy In functional vveaKne s of the heart ,
resulting from general or local nervous do
blllty.
C C" M Have vou nnvt'ilns ' to recommend nil
a i-peclHe for "lilrgniphi I's einnip' ' " ' It IK nn
ippmnih to paial > t < ls if Ih. ' iISM arm enured
lij sevirnl ve.ita of continuum ft-niling un the
tclrginph "kcj. "
Procure n bottle of Cerebrlne ( animal extract -
tract , Hammond ) and take fl\e drops on tlio
iKiie three times n da > When the \lal
Is emptied , get iome Mululllno ( ntilmal ex
tract ) and take the saino dose.
L J. A POOJ It milter If two different ex.
trails fur tvvj dirfciciit ullmcii'4 aio taken at
tin. ' s.um time ?
No ; > ott can altermte fiom dose to dose or
from day to day. in this manner the best
result Is obtained.
G. S M Prrctire n bottle of Tb > roldlni *
( llimmonil ) and take Ihe dropi on the tongua
morning nnd evening.
J. II Tl for the severe neuralgic head *
ache and broken do\\n norvoiiB sjetem and
weak Momach , procure B bottle of TeMIno
( Hammond ) nnd of OrebHnu ( Hammond ) .
Take these- alternately In flvo drop doses on
the tongue three times n dausing1 Tcstlno
one day and Cerebrlne the ne\t.
I' P Ml letters of Innu'rv on mcillrnl mih
i H iliioiixt tu Hip Crilumhln ( licnriinl corn *
nnSa li ngton I ) C will In' nnsvvir
either In these columns or bv mill dlrtct.
iA
I'uparcel mconllng to the formula of
DR. WM. A , HAMMOND.
The most wonderful therapeutic
discovcij hlticc the dajs of Jciiuor.
ClUiilIHNR . . From the Drain.
Tor Diseases of the llruili nnd Neneius System
MiiL'I.LIM' : . . Prom the Spliinl Cord.
Fe < r Epllepiy. Locomotor Ataxla , etc.
. . . . Prom the Heart
Terr Diseases of the Heart.
TKSTINB . . . . Fron the Tcstcs
For Premature Dec a } .
OVAIJIM2 . . . . Prom the Ovaries
Tor Diseases of Women.
Hose , 5 Drops. Price , Two Drachms , $1 00 ,
Send for liouk.
PEIIICICUM : PII.I.S
TOR MALAIMAL AlTrCTIONS nnd all IN >
ri AMM VTOHY DISEASES of which fever Ik
an accoinianlinrnt. Of Inestimable value ll\
NEUHAI.GIA , for 9ICK HEADACHE a sp
I'rlce , per Imx of 20 pills , M ) cents.
One hundred plllB , J2 00.
NATHOI.Il MM ) SALTS
Tor Habitual Constipation , Torpor of the TlowcU
or Inaction of the I.lver Ilcnilache , Gastric Djs.
pcpsia , Inlisilnal Iljsi > eilnVant | of Appetite ,
.uiKUor and Debllltv
As a mild , effective purgative In has no equal ,
Price , W ccnlB per bottle
m > Toi ! vim : UIM : or LOL \ .
In exliaurtlve elates of the nervous F > stcm ,
resultliiK from excessive tnentil work , emo *
Ikinal exclteme-nt or other onuses , depre slon ol
KpliltB melaneliolla and hvsterla Historatlva
Wine of Cocoa nets ns n Kernlle , hirndess stlm
ulant nnd pilllatlve , producing no evil effects.
Price , 75 cents per bottle '
M.I , DHUOaiSTS KEBP THE AHOVD ft' .
I'HEI'AHATIONS IN STOCK OH THEY WILq
HE MAILED TOOETHEK WITH TULIj Dt
HECTIONB OV HECEIPT OP PHICE ( POST *
AGE TO HE ADDED )
tOI.DVlllIA elll.MICAI , CO. ,
AVnsuiiiKinn , i ) r.
Tor Bale by KUHN d CO. OMAHA.
The
Teacher
in the world ,
is experience.
The Lorlllards Imve been
manufacturing tobacco
continuously since 1760.
Do you wish to profit by
this experience ?
The brand that for yeari
has been the standard
of high grade tobaccos-
'Tis a rich , lasting i
and delicious chew. I
Sold everywhere.
Chlthrtttr't Fnellih ni nio 4 Ilr.od.
tNNYROVAL PILLS
Original und Onlj Genuine.
Art , llwtM rtlUblfl. LADIItt Rlk
Uiuiflit for Oklrltiuiri / 'i 'ii HI * J
nun lllrtiul In lr < l it > 4 UoU lurlilllox
| lmr < MiloJ wlllllluo tH.Ua Tul.0
naolhrr * .Y//ii < tlanp rouiiut ( lull -
ll ni < in , ( ( nUilloai l llliilli.il , > r MD ! 4 * .
( o lUmi * fer jAilkuUrg , ititlmobUli k A
"lltlll-r for I 4lf Hl lH r. tj rrUnt
JIulU 111,00(1 T. . Ui.e.l _ ya l I'afir.
S Utll'L
MAKE $10 EVERY DAY
Ii > anew plan of sjBtcmatlo grain ipecula *
tion Bend for our free booklet uliowInK liovvf
to Ket uround adveme tluctuatlons of the
market and muko money even on the uurQ/i
Bide. I'as vvorklnga of plan and hliHica
refertnces furnlnhed.VALENTINfi
CO. , Tradcm Uldjf. , CUIcogo. *