Nebraska Newspapers

    G THE C f AH A DAILY : ' - TUKST5AYMAYT8 , 1897.
COM1IKRCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Weak Cables and Heavy Shipments Cause
a Drop in Wheat.
LCSIS OV R A CENT FOR THE DAY
Corn nnil Out * lleolliit ! n Stiiiill Krnc-
tlint iintl I'riitlNlniiN Sutler Se
verely Illi Stipptirt Only
friini SliortH.
CHICAGO , May 17. All the pr.tln nnd
provision markets ruled weak today und
closed at declines. Wheat was directed by
weak cables and heavy world's shipments
and declined IHc. Corn and oats lost Utf
lie. Provisions suffered severely , poik los
ing 22VijC , while Inrd and ribs declined
about 7'/4 cncli.
Hulls In wheat hnil ft good de-at of bearish
news to dlRe'st at the opening. The chief
Items of Information were comprised In the
weakness of foreign markets , line giowing
wenthcr and very heavy northwestern re
ceipts. They caused an Immediate unload
ing at n decline of from Ic to I'.ic per bu.
of u good deal of July wheat. The first
trades In thill morilh'H delivery were at
from 71T4C down to 71' ' ; c , us compared with
72c Saturday. In Itss than an hour July
bad dropiwd to 71Uc. The bulls hnil more
than lias yet bfli mentioned to sicken
them of thflr holdings , The world's ! < hlp-
inonts last week , wore ii,51iorxJ ! bu. , com-
jiared with l,743mxi bu. on the wi'k before.
This is the largest amount reported In
months nnd a I AC decline at Liverpool was
nccrudlted to that fact. The quantity on
ocean passage Increased 1,0inwu bu.Mln -
iimpollM and Uiiluth received fM oars ,
ngaliiBt 410 .Monday a week ago and 401 the
corresponding day of the year before. The
vlHlblc supply decreased lUTiiii)0 ! ) bu. . against
n 1,000 bu. decrease a year ago. The market
was not Immediately iifloctcd by such n
heavy disappearance of elevator stocks
since a week ago , but when the lant cable
gram from Liverpool showed 10 of the
earlier l'd decllno hail been recovered the
price here bognn gradually to rise , and
nboilt 12 o'clock had reached 7UM(72c. ( It
was said that ( KXM.M ) bu. or so of the wheat
icported sold last week for shipment east
by laku WIIK today being loaded Into ves
sels. That ulpo helped toward the re
covery. Hut the niarkiu weakened again
after it spurt to 72&c ! , and by closing time
liquidation had forced July down to 71-Uc.
Corn was fairly active. The market was
very weak early on the line weather , the
break In wheat and selling by elevator
people. Later shorts covered liberally and
part of thn decline was recovered. I2x-
jiorts wete ISO.UtiO bu. July opened % c
lower nt 2lc , sold at 21c and reacted to
ZITtc. wheru It closed.
Only a moderate business wns transacted
in oats. The tone for the most part was
weak on the line weather , but cash busi
ness partially counteracted this. I'rlces
kept within a narrow range. The visible
decreased ! > 1 ! > ,000 bu. July opened about
' /4c lower nt 17lilSc , sold between 17c
and WflSlic , closing at 17WilSc. ;
1'rovlslons were weak with everylhlnjc
lower all dny. The flnu weather , large hog
receipts and thn break In wheat all helped
In the decline. The market Imil no support
except from shorts. The cash demand wits
only moderate. At the close July pork wns
22140 lower at $3.22" " , July laid 7'/4c lower at
jt.-0 : anil July ribs about 5c lower nt ? 4.30.
liatlinnlcil receipts Tuesday : Wheat , U
cnrs : corn , 153 cars ; oats , 260 cars ; hogs ,
21.0UO head.
Artlcle > H.ppan " | . | HUh. JSit'dy.
'Wlie-.it-
May. . . 73 7 Hi.
July. . . ' ' Hi.it ,
i7c1 > fi OOJidtH OSH
Corn-
May. . . . M-M
July. . . . MMus
Sept. . . J3H
OatH
May. . . . 17J4 17K
July. . . . 17J4-1H 171ft 17K-1H lax
Sept. . . . nn
Po--k .
. May. . . . 8 VO
July. . . 8 40 fi 41) ) 8 10 s yjj. 8 45
Sept H 40 S 41) ) o > ! _ ; H ' . ' 5 b .5(1 (
Lnnl-
Mny. . . . 3 7 : i 7C 3 " ' - ' ( : ; 75
July. . . II 82i ! 3 77JS
Sow. . . a uiik 3 U''H U 87H ii U7K
Eh'tRIbi
.May. . . 4 4. > 4 rr
July. . . 4 0. 4 fiL'ii 4 47K 4 . " > ( ) 4 fi7 ! <
Sept. . . 4 57h 4 C''h 4 B-'V 4 liU
"
No. ? .
Cnsh quotations were OH follows ;
FLOUR Easy ; winter patrntfc. $4.COI4.70 ;
Btrnlglits , $ l.40Jf4.CO ; bakers , $3.M04.25 ; spring
rpccials , ' $4.Ciirr4.70 ) ; springs patents , $4.00511.30 ;
Etrnlngs , $3.70ii3.1iO.
WIlEAT-No. 2 Fining , 72'Al72- ' ; No. 3
eprlnu , 7314c ; No. 2 led. U2 < ic.
CORN No. 2 , 24y 2lftc ; No 2 yellow. 2.1c.
OATS-NO. 2 , isc f , o. b. : NO. 2 white , 22140
Z.i c : No. 3 white. 2HEf2214c.
RYE No. 2,31Uc.
RARLEY-Nominnl ; No. 3 , ! Sff52c ; No. 4 , 2G0
'FLAX SEED-NO. 1. 777 c.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. $2.852.DO.
1'ROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . $8.20iI8.25.
I iril , per 100 Ib3. , $3.75. Short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
t4.00O4.C3. Dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , $ I.87'A ©
5.00.
5.00.WHISKY
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
J1.19.
SUGARS Cut loaf , $5.39 ; granulated , $4.77.
OnthoPraliicj oxoh.invu today t'n battar mar-
kcl wan file uly : croamury. 10. 14c ; dairy. 7i
32c. ECH. Hteuily : frosli. 8l < c. Chenaa. weak-
8H < itni < c. Llvo poultry. Bteaily ; turkeya , 7dSc :
clilckena , 7c ; diiekn , He.
KBW VOIIIC GU.VnilAL MAIIKET.
( luotntloiiN of thu n iy on Genera )
CoiiuiKiilltleN.
NEW YORK , May 17.-FIX > Un-necclpt ! > , 10-
C37 bbls. ; exportB , 30,033 Mils. ; ilull unil weaker
to sell ; Mlnnenotn patents. JS.COS'S.CO ; Mlnnmota
biikcra , J3.COtf3.G5 ; winter patents , I.CCffl4.G5. Ilye
flour , dull.
CX > IIN JIEAIDull ; yellow weatern , COc.
. , . - , . _ . , , , , , , , ,
- - - - - - - - - - - - v uu bAu IK Jt , ia
DU. Spol , weaker. Importations opened weaker
and declined on favorable crop news weak En-
Kllnh cables and heavy tprlns wheat receipts ,
but later weakened on realizing nnd lluht ex
port demand nnd clote 74 ? l'tc net lower. No.
2 red May. H > flSO',4c. flmfll ul Mi septem-
tcr. 72T4ii71'Kc. cloned tit 72 c.
CORN RecelptB , M.D75 bu. ; exports , SCO bu
Bpot , eiiFy. No. 2 , 30c. Options opened weak
under line weather and lower cables , but ruled
fcteady In the afiernmm on large export business ,
clonliiK Ufl'.io lower ; September , 31 iW31Hc
"
clotvii al 31Hc ,
OATS Receipt ! ) , SOS.fOO bu. ; exports 2 303 bu
Options opened dull and lower on fine crop news
clonliiK U < rio ) net lower ; May. 22 ic.
ic.Oi
Oi Boci1 to
.
IIOr.S3iilet ; state , common to ch tje , 1893 crop
JfiCo ; ISM crop , BffllOc ; 1'aclllc coast. U93 crop !
ST5c : 1MW crop. CG1IV.CJ Lonilon. 3 15 .
lIIDKH-KIrm ; aalveaton. lie ; Iluenon Ayreo ,
ISViaii * ; Texas. 10 c ; California. 15MOI6C.
LEATHER Klrm ; hemlock bole , Huenou
Ayre , 19ft20c.
IIL < TTI > : it Hecelpt * . H.308 pliRS. ; Btcady ; west
ern creamery , liync ; Elglns , c ; factory , 74
CI1EEHE Receipts , 7S7 pkB . ! market nulet :
Plate larite. WlOo ; etale small , IdOllc ; par
klm . 4fi7 ic ; full Mmt. SVteSc.
E(1O8 Receipts 12,778 pkcs. ; steady ; Matt
nnd I'ennaylvunla , lie ; western , ICUGloy-o ; south.
em ,
1'ROVIHIONS Ileef , quiet ; family , $ S.50f10.M :
extra mem , 7.KW8.00 ; beef lianm , IS ! . Cut meatb
quiet ; pickled bellies , 15.CO , Ijird , dull ; west !
cm kteam , H.10. numlnal : refined , dull. 1'ork ,
uteady ; mem pork , JS.75H9.I5 ; new mees sliorl
clear , ia.lioov.50.
TAl lJO\V Dull ; country ( packaRes frre ) , tl.W ,
OII.H CottoiiDeed. dull ; prime crude , 20o ; prime
yellow , ttWttc. Petroleum , dull ; Pennsylvania
rruili > , steady ; JuneS5o bid ; no sales. HoMii.
Heady ; ( trained , common In Kood , I1.C501.C7V4 ,
Turpentine , eleady at ! Sf28Hc. ?
RIC'E--8ti-aiIy ; fair to exlru , 4 e6o ; Japan ,
(
MOUABSE8 Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
peed to choice , :3i2c.
METAIpl ? Iron , weak ; fouthern , J9.IJJT10.50i
northern , MP.Mfi i .fo. Copier , steady ; brokers ,
Itl.lIU : exchutiKe. ll.Wl < fn.Z5. Tin , dull ; etralls ,
H3.40jns.tO. I'lales , weak. Ppclter , nulet ; do !
meitlc. lliVittl.o. Ix-ud , dull ; exclmnKB , J3.r
broker * ' , | J.niJ.
\f v Viirk Dry fiunim MiirUct.
NEW YOHK , May 17.-Thp situation In dry
Roods circles is unchanged today. Btuple cot.
lens show nn changes of coimijuence , Rrpwn
KoiKls In domcttlc lines quiet , and the ceneral
run of export buyers has fallen off. Ciuirsc
colored coltcns are without chaiiKe. Tlcklngi
uro aa firm us uny line , but trade U not heavy
even In theia roods , 1'rlnt cloths quoted at
t 7-1 Co for extras. In prints there Is little lift
fhown. TradlnK Is quiet In all lines of * taplt
and priced quite 11 nil , though low , Jobbers re
port u dull day and retailers open the week
with comparatively quiet trading ,
St. I. Unix ( itn crnl
BT , I/H'IS. May 17. FLOUR-I > ull nml un.
ehangeil ; patents. JU5t4.W ; extra fancy , IM03
4.W : fancy , J3.tO J.M : choice , J3. ff3.J3.
WHEAT Ixiwcr cables , heavy receipts In th
tiorthwnt , with local receipts barely up to ti
xrage , wen Iht condlltODf that prevulled al
the opening of the fptculntUe market , which
was weak and lower. Trading wn * light and
nucttintlonx within n narrow rnnse , ptlceg llnally
closlnR me lo I'.ic tinder Saturday. Spot , rtendy ;
No. 2 red ih , elevator. Me. hid ; track , 9tc ;
July , ; 4C hid ; Autru t , 73ic ; fvplemljcr , 73(4r. (
CORN'-Kuturcs dull nnd weak , n iilindn off
from pRtunlny. Ppot , ftcndy ; No. 2 cash , ZZo
bid ; July , Mftc ; Krplenrljcr , ! IH 24'4c. '
OATS Oull nnd firm ; No. 2 cash. tOc bid ;
July , He.
I1A RI.EY Nomlnn I.
.
RRAN Dull ; sacked , cast track , wcrth nom-
Innlly 47fMfc.
KhAXSKED-UnchaiiReil nt 74Ue.
TIMOTHY SEED-I'tlme , rSC 2.Crt.
HAY Dull.
rot'LTRY-Chlckens -ndy t for did htm at o ;
rprhiK * . 'lower. ICfflfc ; ducks , MirliiRs. 30te.
IlL'TTER-Eaiy ; creamery , HSUHo ; daliy.
C'.ic. '
iOS--t'nrianRfd : ! : nt ' .Ho.
WHISIvY-riichnnsBd nt 31.19.
COTTON TIES-nSc- .
.
METAI.S-l.iwl. lower , M.M. Fpcltfr. Trm , $1.
PROVISION'S Pork , lower ; ttandnrd mes ,
JobhlnR , > S. ( > OiS8.7r . Ijrd , lower ; prime fleam ,
I3.M ; choice , | 3.C . llncon ( boxedt , fhoutiK-ri" ,
JS.37',4 ; 'Xtra short clear , 4'.2J ; ribs , 13.37V4 :
nhnrtH , | r.5n. Dry salted nvAts ( boxed ) , Fl'.oul-
IPI-S nnd c.itrn short cTjar. { 3.M ; ribs , U ; thorts ,
S,1 .
RECEII'Tfl-I'loiir. 10.CW Mils. ) wheat , 1S.OOO
bu. : cor'i , 123.0(10 bu. ; nntv , C4,0 < K ) hu ,
SHIPMENTS Hour , UNO Mils. ! wheat , 8,000
bu. ; corn , C8.WO bu. ; oats , 14,000 hu.
O.MMIA 4 > K.\KIIAI > M.VUKK'l'.S.
( 'iiiiilltlnii ( if 'I'riuli ! unil Oni > l < itl < iiiK on
Stniilf nml Kiuioy I'rinliit'o.
EClOft tlulk of salts , 7Uc.
IllITTER-Commcn lo fnlr , f.Jjfo ! choice , to
fancy roll , Ilfll2o ; separalor creaiiiury , Kc : sr.th-
ercr creamery. 14c.
OAMC-EveryllilnK out of cnsnn.
VIIAIx Cl.ulrc fat , SO to 120i \ \ iarc quoted nt
( ( ! ' > ; lauc and cuilfe 44/5C.
MVP. I'OI.'l.TRY llcni" , Co : cocl , 3ffi > .
I'lfSEONH Live , 7S'Oe ( ! ; dead pigeons not
wnnteil.
IlAV rplnml , H.r.O , midland. J3.CO ; lo lnnd ,
13.00 : r > p ftrnw , iXUi ; color mult < H thn prlco c-n
hay ; Unlit imles cell tbc b.'St. tnly tcp grndes
brltiK tup iirlcer.
IlllOOMCORK-Extrrmi'ly slow pnlc ; new crop.
dellxered un truck In country ; choice preen siMf-
AvorkhiK curpot , pelHi , , ! ? /2',5c ; chulcu green.
nimilni ; to hurl , ifil'Uc ; common , I'.tc.
( IREEN I'EAH 1'er > , i-h . box , 7So.
1'IE IM.ANT-I'er lb. . le.
OUCrMllKUS I'cr dor. . . 40ff,0o ; Texas , H-ha
box , Jl.lO.
ASPARAdttH-I'iT dcz. , WflSJc.
HPINACH-Pi-r basKel , Hitifit ; per hid. , Jl.M.
TOMATOES- C-bnrkft crate,1 $ : .CO.
RADISHES 1'er do ? . , ! 0i2."c.
EDO 1'I.ANT 1'tr doz. , Sl.CO.
l.ETTlTCE-l'er do7. . Mi30c. ! |
WAX HEANS-I'cr ' ,4'bu. box. Jl.OO ; per bu. ,
I'ARSNlI'K-rcr libl. , 75i- .
STRINU MEANS Per Vi-bu. Im.x. Jt.00.
NEW ONIONS Per do1082CC. .
I'ARSI.KY Per dr.z , SJiirSOc.
I1ERM11DA ONIONS Per crate , I3.DO ; icuthcrn ,
C5-lli. purk , J2.75
MMA HKANK-r-cr lb. . 3c.
I1EAN.S Huiid-plcked navy , per hu. , l.lOSl.tO.
CAIIIIAnE Callfoinla , ! Ho Per lb.
CEI.ERY-Per doz. , large California , No. 1.
90o. No. 2 , lie.
POTATO US-New , per bbl. , $4.CO ; per lb. , 3Vic ;
nld native Flock , per bu. . 25c ; early Ohio heed
potatoes , lied river Valley , 45c ; Mlnnesola , early
Ohio. 40c.
KRU1TS.
STRAWIIERRIirS-Good stock. $2.73.
APPLES Kancy large , t3.0003.CO.
TROPR'AI , riUUT.
ORANOES-Keedllngii , n'.76lf3.00 ; Medllerra-
nean swcetF , fancy. } 3.rO ; cliolcc , J3.M.
IjEMONri McsflnnH. fancy , ! 3.73lQ4.00 ; choice.
f3.2riH'3.0 ; elicited Callfornln. 3.
HANANAS Choice large clock , per bunch ,
J.2.00Q2.ST , tneilltim-slznil hunches. $1,6082.00.
PINEAPPLES Per doz. , f1.7ri02.OJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTii Almonds. Callfoinla , per lb. , large
lze , 13c ; 1I1M7.11S , per lb. . 1'Jo ; ICngllsUvalnutH ,
per Ib.i fancy , soft i-lie.ll. K'aiSc ; standards ,
.OiJllc ; fill. cits , per lb. . 10c ; pecans , polls'.icd ,
largo , OfilCc ; jumbo , Iltjl2c ; large hickory nuts ,
J1.J5 per bu. ; uoconnuts. 4'tc each.
K1GS ImpLiltd fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
I2c ; r , cruwn , C'J-lli. boxts , 13Q14c.
HONEY-Cholce. 13 ? lDc.
CIDER-Clarllled Juluu , per half bbl. . J2.K ; per
l.bl. , f4.COQ4.2S.
MAPI.E SYRUP Five-sal , cans , each , J2.2 : , ;
iral CUPS , pure , per doz. , ? ! ? ; half-cal. cans ,
} li.25 ; quart cans. (3.DO.
HIDES , TAL.LOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 utccn hides , Oc ; No. 2 green
lildes , Cc ; Nu. 1 gl'i-cn Kaltc-d hides , 7lfec ; No. 2
green mltvil bides , f-'f.f. ' No. 1 vcul calf , S to 12
ILs. , 7c ; No. 2 veal cult. 12 to 15 Ibs . 4c ; No. 1
dry Hint hides , ! ' 010c ; No. 2 aiy Hint hl4u > ,
SGSc ; Nu. 1 dry salted lildcs " , S < S3c ; part cured
hlilea He per lb. leba tnan "fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. 25SCOC ;
gritn ealtej , shearings ( thorl wooled early
jklnf ) . each. Ific : dry fchcnrlngs ( i > .iort wouled
curly tklns ) . No. 1. each , Cc ; dry Hint , ICanj.-ia
and Nelnapka butcher wool pelts , per lb. , ac-
tuul weight , 4ij\1c ; dry Hint. ICnusas and Ne-
bnuka Murrlnn wool pelts , per lb. . actual
weight , 3ff4c : dry Hint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , 'per lb. , actual weight , 4S5c ; dry Hint
Coloindn Mutrlan wool pelts , per lb. . actual
weight , 3t4c ; feet- cut oft , as it Is useless lo
pay frclslil on them ,
TALI/OW AND OREARE Tallow. No. 1 , 2ic ;
tallow , No. 2 , 2c ; grease , while A. 3c ; grrarc ,
nhltc H , 2c ; greapc , yellow , 2c ; grease , clink ,
lic ; old butter , 202sc ! ; beeswax , prime. luH22c :
rough tallow , Ic.
WOOI Unwashed , fine heavy , Cff7c ; fine light.
SSfOc ; quarterblood , 10W12c : seedy , buny and
chaffy. HT''c ' : cotted and broken , coarse. 74f9c ;
cotted and broken , ( Ine. CSrSe. Fleece , washed.
medium , 15flSc : line , HS'lCc ; tub washed , ICjt
IRc ; black , fc ; bucks , Cc ; lag locks , 2Q3c ; dead
pulled , KSJCc.
RONES In carlols , v/els'icd and delivered In
Chicago. Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.00014.00 ; dry
country , bleached , per ton , $10.005112.00 ; dry coun
try. damp and meaty , per ton , fC.OOS/8.00.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED DEEF-Good native steers , 400 to
CCO lb. , CJc ; good forequartcrs , steers. B' c ; good
hindquarters , SHc ; wettern steers. CVic ; fancy
heifers , GUc ; good heifers , Co ; good fore-quarters
heifers. 5c ; good hindquarters heifers , Sc ; eood
cows , PC ; fair cows , O',4c ; common cows , Cc ;
cow forrquarters , 4Vic ; cow hindquarters. 7V4c.
I1EEF CUTS Tenderloins. 2uc ; boneless strips ,
lOc ; Htrlp lolnp , 8u ; rolls , .V : ; sirloin butts , Da ;
hhouMor clods , Site ; rump butts. 6c ; steer
chucks , 44o ; cow chucks , 3c ; boneless chuckH.
4l4c ; cow plates , 3'ic ; steer plates , 3 ic : Hank
steak , Cc ; loins. No. 1 , He ; loins , No. 2 , 12c ;
lolm * , No. 3 , fc ; No. 1 short loins , ICc ; No. 2
> hort loins , 14c ; No. 3 Hhort loins , 12c ; sirloin
ends , 8@10c ; ribs. No. i , I2c ; ribs , No. 2. lOc ; ribs.
No. 3 , 7c ; steer rounds , 7c ; cow rounds , Cijc ;
cow rounds , shank off , 7c ; cow rounds , shank
und rump off , 7V c ; trimmings , 4c ; beef shanks ,
2V4c ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; sweetbreads , per lb. ,
12c ; sweetbreads ( calvei- ) , per lb. . 40c ; kidneys ,
per doz. , 33c ; ox. tails , each , 3c ; livers , per lb. ,
3c ; heartf , per lb. , 2c ; tongues , per lb. , 12c.
PORK DreEced pigs , 6'ic ; dressed hogs. Be ;
tenderloins. He ; loins , Cc ; spare ribs , 4c ; ham
sausage , butts , f > c ; shoulders , rough , He ,
shoulders , rkinned , S'.ic ' ; trlmnilnga , 4Vic ; leaf
lard , not rendered , CVic ; heads , cleaned , 3c ;
snout nnd ears , 3c ; backbones , 2c ; cheek
meats , Sc ; neck bones , 24c ! ; pigs' tails , 3a ;
plucks , each , He ; chitterlings , DC ; hocks , 4c ;
hearts , per doz , , 25c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues ,
each , 7c ; Ulilncys , per doz. , lOc : brains , per doz. ,
15c ; pigs' feet , per doz. 3Cc ; livers , eacli 3c.
STOCKS AM > 1IOMS.
Str < Miurtli < * iiH on the I'nelllu
Time nf tlit * Culiiiii MeHHiiKr ,
NEW YORIC , May 17. The president's message -
sago calling for nn appropriation to relieve
destitute American citizens in Cuba proved far
less hoctllo In tone toward Spain than the
dealcrH In recurltles hail apparently persuaded
themselves that It would he , and the market
strengthened upon Its publication , recovering n
part of the IOSH than ensued upon early Intima
tions that tthe menage was forthcoming nnd
that Its tone toward Spain woulj be extremely
provocative. With the exception of a few weak
rpotn In the muiket due to causes peculiar to
Hie stocks affected , the market WUB strong all
around today and even the Intimations from
Washington that , early action In the si-mite on
Cuban belligerency was probable did not weaken
the tone of i-peculatlon , The trnders have ap-
paiently persuaded llem'eltcs tlat ihcre IK nu-li
less danger to vnlutn In action by the govern
ment | u Cuban nfTalra thun they have felt dur
ing tlio previous agitation' of the FUbJect. The
dealings on thn exchange , however , still con
tinue almost wholly profeiiilonal and exceed
ingly restricted In volume and the movements
of pllces it-fleet little more than board room
maneuvering for thorl turns nnd no very defi
nite opinion on general conditions. The re
newed uneasiness apparent on Hie I/omlon ex-
cliango over the truculent attitude cif Turkey
toward Hie great powers was relied oil line to
some extent nt the opening , but the weaknest
was overcome early In the tension. The eaily
exchange market , both In London and Pnrlx , was
a factor In htrcngtlicnhig the market , U does
not escape notice Hint the How of gold into
Hie United States trcaiury keeps up steadily and
that In the Interval * belween ihe fhlpmenls thf
treasury's gold reserve tends tcwanl replenish
ment. The protpecls of large grain crops , which
had the effect of weakening th0 wheat market ,
lended Hie other way In the market for rail
way shares , the grangers especially belnii In
giKHl demand , nolwIlhMnndlni ; the Finull eastbound -
bound shipments reported nnd rumors of freight
rate cutting hy western made , and recrimina
tions on that account , Chicago Una led the
market In a buying movement , which advanced
the price 21i | * r cent on the day , Sugar wns
weak early , but scored a net gain of u fraction
en the day , Tobacco wns weak on the Illi
nois detrition denying the legality of the com
pany , but Imddo supiKirt was forthcoming and
the lots was mostly recovered. The Improve
ments In the grangers ranged fiom H to IU
per cent , the latter In Rock Island , Early
rtrc-ngth In the couUrs amounting to n ilsj rf
IU l'er cent In New Jertey Central was followed
by heavhu-fs and gains were more than wiped
out. General Eleclrlc stems to have bien caught
without tmpport by the 1'cnis und was sold
down 2 i per cent , cnly the ft action being re
gained , The ( Jonl.l shares advanced on reverIng -
Ing early , but developed weakness later In the
day. Fractional gains were very general through
tint list , London sold tome stocks on arbitrage
cuily. but later became buyers , and It U esti
mated that some 103OW shares were told.
Thu bond market displayed little feature * , but
prices were well held und n firm undertone
wns uppatent. Fluctuation * were unusually nar
row und but llttiu attention wan paid la the
prominent Issues. The aggregate sales were
tCOO.PuO. ( lovernmentg ruled heavy und receded
H fraction for BOIUB shares. Bales were 5deO.
Statt bonds. wr * more prominent In to * specu
lation nnd Improved t > < tneinlly on purchases ot
The Evening Post's London financial nlilc-
gram fay ! "Turkey's heavy ( Irmnnita were a
d.iinpct fn Ihc stoclt mirkets here , which opened
Kencrfilly lower , but xcept for foreigners , which
clofcd lint , the tone gradually Improved nnd the
clo c wnn nboiit nt Ihe but. t'riiKuny cecu-
rllles wcte ftronrf on the leporti" Hint lho revo
lution Is over. Americans f.i > rntd dull , bill there
was n mniked recovery , end Hi" closing wns
ciulrt nt the \itisl. \ Ouhl receipts from the Cnpc
ate nttrnctltiff nttentlon , il.X > 0 b.'lng received
nt lho bank todny. Copper wnf strong on thu
mimllily stntlntlcs , showing n elpcrriise In sup-
p1IC ! > . Today's fractional ndvr.ncc In Ix > m1on dis
count * In ( mid to be due to pending new hums ,
which nte likely to al nil > mnnty. A more inlent
fnctiT nt the moment , however , Is the fnct that
JCtOO.tOO county council bills nre to ha tendered
for lomottow. The mnrket wnnlx to get them
thenp nnd Is , thereforr , puttlni ; the money rntc
attnlnM the IFMIC. The1 Paris bourse wns Irreg
ular tmil the Merlin market steady. "
o fiiilowlng were the closing quotation * n"
the leading slocks of Ihe New York exchange
loduy ;
Totnl snlcs of stocks todny were 137,33. shales ,
InolmlliiK : Ainerlcnn Tobacco. 8,400 ; Aini'Hcnn
KilBiii' , lO.COO ; r.urlbiKton & CJulncy , 12,100 ; Chi-
cn : o Cu * mist receipts , 10,700 ; CJcncrul Klcclrle ,
10,000 ; I.oulavllliN'nshvlllc , 3SrO Manhattan
oonsoltilntcil , 4'M ; Oninlin , 3,000 ; Uock Islnnil ,
3.400 : St. t'aul. 10.700 ; Western Union , 4,000 ; New
Jersey Control , 9,200.
Sfciv Yurie Money Murlcot.
NH\V YOHK. Mny 17. MONKY ON CAM -
Kut-y nt lJ5f1'/s ! per i-cnt ; lust loan l'i per cent ;
elot-oJ at 1U0H4 iivr cent.
I'UI.MK MUUCANril lJ I'Al'EU 314S4 per
cent.
STBKUNH iXCHANOE-Enslcr. with nctunl
liu lnei ! In bankers' bills ul J4.87',1N.874 tor
tleiniuiil anil J4.SG'x5f4.Sril for felxty iln > n. Posted
intcs , JI.K7 nml J4.8i0-4.tsii. Commercial bills ,
f4.Kitt4rl.Kiii.
SIUVKU CEHTIl-'lCATHS-filiiOCUtc.
11AU SlIjVKIJ MVif Her ounce.
MK.KK'AN DOLLARS 47-Hc.
OOVKItNMKNT liONDS Wealt.
8TATK ISONUS null.
ItAII.UCIAD 1IONDS l-'li-ni.
ClosUif ; quotations on bonUu * ere ns follows :
IIoHln.i Stock CtiintntloiiH.
I10STON. Mny 17.-toll lorins. H33 t)3r
fi'iit : tlino loans. 3tl per cent. Clo iiv prices
for Blocks. bonilH and uilnln ? Btiarai :
Snu PrnnclHco Mining QiiotntlnitH.
SAN PJIANCISCO. May 17.-Tno ondcl.il clos-
hii ; quotations ( or mlnlii ; biDj'ci t3jiy wjrj : u
follows :
Silver bars , file ; Mexican dollars. 40KQ50c ;
drafts , shjht , IBe ; drafts , ttjlegraph , 17Hc.
\cw Vorlc MluIiiK < ( autntluns.
NEW YOniC. Mav 17. The followliij are the
closingmtnmrvi uotattonn :
Chollur. t'i ' ) Onfirlo 7lU )
Crown Point 2 > 1 - Onlilr. 00
Con. Cal. & Va. . . . 173 Plymoutli is
Dcadwood 105 QuIctCHtlrer 1800
Gould iCurry 23 Quicksilver nfa. .10UO
Hale.t Norul'083. . 73 Sierra Nd/.iJa 3d
lIomcHtulco 20UI ) Stand'ir.l 1BU
Iron Silver 35 Union Con 25
Mexican 30 Yellow Jacket . . . . 20
London Stool ; : ( imitation * .
LONDON , May 17. J p. m. closing :
HAU SILVER Quiet at 28 1-lCd per ounce.
MONEY VI per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market fet
short bills Is 1 per cent ; for three months' bills ,
1 1-10 per cent.
Grc-i'U unil TiirklNli IloiKlH. 1
IX3NDON , May 17. Forclun securities ; Greece
18S4 , unchanged nt 23 ; Turkey new defense , un
changed nt 102 ; group 1 ( A ) , unchanged at 35 ;
group 2 ( ID , Vt lower at 35V4 ; group 3 ( C ) . i
lower at SO'.i ; group 4 ( U ) , ( id lower at l'J % .
AiniTli'nii Si'C'tirltli-H In Lonilon.
IXJNDON , May 17 , The market for Amcrlcar
securities declined somewhat , but later stiffened
and cloned linn , with the demand general ! )
light.
_
Kill II lit ! Ill \OtfM. .
I108TON , Mny 17. Clearings , fIS.M.M ? ; bal
ances , 51.CO-I.CJ3.
I1ALT1MORIO , May 17. Clearings , fl,9S4,473 ;
balances , $311,102.
NE\V YORK , Mny 17 , Clearings , f74,02ii,3S3 ,
balances , J < , t24,4C4.
PHILADELPHIA , May 17. Ciearlngs , $0E23. .
C21 ; balances , fl,0 , SS8 , *
ST. I/JIJIS. May 17. Clearings , $ S,1C2.53I ; bal
ances , } tl.'Jt.C < ! . Money , 667 per cent. New Yorlt
exchaiiKe , COo piemlum bid , l ( > a premium ashed.
CHICAGO , May 17 , Clearings , $14,655.420. New
York exchange , 70s premium. l'"ortlgn exchonBe ,
barely steady. Demand , ) I.S7',4 ; sixty days ,
PARIS. May 17 , Three per cent rentes , 1021
22c , Rate of discount , IK ,
IIERLIN , May 17. Exchange on London , eight
days ' fight , 20 murks 2Si ! pfgs. Rule of il la-
count , : H.
LONDON , Mny 17. Ilulllon to the amount ol
! ! li.U ) > 0 was taken Into the Dunk of England
by the ImnVn today. Hold Is ijuotcd today at
lluenoa Ayrcs , I'-fl.lO ; nt Lisbon , 10 < A ; Rome ,
108.10. Gold bars , 77s HHil ,
KIIIIMIN City
KANSAS CITY , May 17 , WHEAT Mmket dull
and lower ; No. 2 haul , fcOflSIc ; No. 3. 74ffc ! : No.
4 , a ; SJ ; No. 3 spring , 81c ; NJ , 3. 74O7tc ; No. 2
red. Mo bid , life asked ; ' No. 3 , fcSijSlD , No. 4 , 78
CSCc.
CORN Market about He lower und slow ; No ,
3 mixed , 2Itj2c ; ll'fUu ! billing , 22'.ic.
OATS Market stcudy. but tlow ; No , 2 white ,
HHc.
HVB-No. 2. 32c.
HAY Market eteady ; choice timothy , J10 ;
choice prairie , $7 ,
IIUTT1SH Market weak ; creamery ,
dairy. HCIlc.
EGOS- Market steady , lie.
n \Vli * nt
BAN FRANCISCO , May 17. WHEAT Quiet
and kleauy ; December ,
Wcok .Opons iUiflji Lieht Enn and In
different Feeling.
BIEV-S START 'bFF ABOUT STEADY
Cntttc ,
nnil mi KiiHl rtK.rclliiK ITcvnUn
li-oi > , , \iiotliiT lllw
Mc-U.-I In 1-rlcc.
SOUTH OMAHA. ' May 17. Receipts for
the dnys Indicated were :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. Horses.
Mny 17 2,070 1,418 3,2.1
Mny J5 1.17(1 ( 4K < 5 1.715
May II 2.413 D,340 1.539
May 13 2'JIO C.703 P.niG
Mny 12 2.772 5403 ' 2.SW . . . .
May 11 2.S2S f.,217 1.5in 20
Mny 10 1.181 2.1P3 Lt07
.May S 2.30 4.WJS 1.1SI
Mny 7 i 2.5H3 5,429 1.232
Mny 0 1.U77 5.s : 2,749 1
Mny P 1.701 G.SGO
Mny 4 2.246 S.71S 2.W6 1
Mny 3 l.VSS ,1 , 13 3,423
Mny 1 l.aij 0070 la 0 1
The olllclnl number of cnrs of stock
brought lu todny by cnch road wns :
' Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
c. . M. a St. r > . ny i
Missouri 1'nclilo lly I 1 ;
Union 1'nclllc system , . . . 4 ! ) 7 11
R , 12 , & M. V. II. U . .
8. C. & llly 1
C. , St. 1' . , M. & O.Hy. . . 17 4
H. K. M. H. 11. 11..i . .
K. C. & St. J..i . . 2
I ! . , U. I. & V. lly. , east. . 1 . . . . .
C. , H. I. & 1' . Hy. , west. . . . 1
Totnl receipts S4 20 13
The disposition o ( the dny's receipts was
as follows , ouch buyer purchasing the num
ber of hend Indicated :
Huyers. Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2
O. H. Hammond Co. . . . 223 13
Swift and Company 4S7
Cutlnhy Packing Co 207 1,401 4S1
U. Decker & Degnn 423
1.obman & Rothschilds. . 230
Huston & Co. . . . . . . . . . 23
Kn-bbs & Co -.i. . . . 22
Livingston & Scluillor. . CO
Swift. Kansas City 453
Meyers 191
Other buyers . . . - . 1C1
Totals 2,013 1,417 940
CATT-LiU The week opened with receipt *
of Battle considerably heavier than wore
the receipts on Monday ot last week. The
market ae u whole 'Was without fentuic of
Importance , the general condition of the
trade belns about the same as at the close
of last week.
A good many salesmen were quoting the
market as slow and easier , nnd still the
most of the cattle sold In peed season und
at prlcf-s that were not much different from
those which prevailed on Saturday. Uuy-
ers. claimed the market was luliy steady
and the demand wns quite good. There was ,
however , n lack of snap to the trade which
always gives sellers a feeling that values
uro lower.
Cows and heifers sold In about the same
notch as Saturday nnd though the market
was at no time VITJ- active , there were so
few on sale tlinK'a iVusonably early clear
ance was eftcctqil. J
Stockers und. , feeders nlso sold about
where they did at , the close of last week ,
but the market lsl'lower than It was early
In the week. Klirm'ers nre busy In their ,
cornllclds , and tue number of outside buy
ers Is not ni laifge as It was , so that the
ninrkct has settled down somewhat from Its
own weight , Representative sales :
NAT1VKS.
WESTEHNS.
NEIiUASKA.
C , P.rJewett.
No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 oxen 1GG5 J2 5 27 feeders. , . . SG7 J4 45
UTAH.
Hanson & I'etcrsen.
C8 feeders. . . . 525 4 CO ,0 , feeders. . . . 41G 4 G5
HOGS TlecelptB of liogn were lighter than a
week ngo , the run. bclni ; small for oven u
Monday.
The market , which has been ( -oliiK ilown hill
ever elnco Monday of last week , kept on In the
same direction today , The only change waa that
while lust week they took off only a. thin Fhuv-
Im ; each day the'Smuiket today dtoppeil u
bin 5c.
On Kntnnlny the heirs Hold principally at J3.CO
G'3.Kwhile \ today'it was a J3.53 market.
Today's decline carries the m&rket to the low *
eat point touched strife Match 6 , when the hogs
said In the same notch ns todny. As compared
with last Monday , the hogs sold today Idjjir.c
lower. Itepreeentntlye calm :
No. Av. Sli. Pr. ( No. Av. Sh. Pr.
10 1 % . . . $3.-0. C8 291 . . . JI 55
10 337 . . . 3 50V fS 2SO 120 3 65
11 310 . . . 3M , 32 24G . . . SB !
10 2fG . . . SCO ) , 3(1 ( 2:6 . . . 353
II , . , = C4 . . . 3Mf 71 247 . . . 355
rS 2HS . . . 3 M | GG 2C : M 3 55
Cl 237 40 3M K 2SO 60 3 f,3
71 251 . . . 3 fry 74 25S , . . 355
C4 2C7 EO 3jji ( t 71 ' , , .2S3 80 3 55
G7 273 . . . 305 C5 2CS . . . 3 f,5
W 2C3 SO 3 M G1 233 . . . 30714
G2 234 , , . 3 13 f , , ' .202 100 SCO
( 'J 2SO bO 3r'y SO 101 . . . 3 CO
PiaS-UJJDH AND ENDS ,
3 350 . . . 3 W.f ' 3. , 261 . . . SCO
5 SG4 . . . 3 4V * ' 1 410 , , , 3 r,0
C 32G 40 3'4S I S SOO . . . 3 DO
2..1 ! > 5 . . . 3 Cft"T ] 6 D02 . . . 350
4 232 . . . 3W , 1 240 . . . 3 to
2 UO . . . 3B ' 7 ; G 185 . . . 365
SHEEP Heceipty , jo { rtieep were liberal and the
maiket tper.ed cctjvf , jiid | hlulur , Iteniejcntatlvu
rales : it si
No. laJnj. Av. 1'r.
37 Colorado lambs 7U J3 40
444 Coloiudu luinlj 4n.lM , , til 5 40
IVIIIIHIIH CKy l.lvo NtiiuU.
KANSAS ClTY.-tilUiv lT.-OATTM3-necelpt ,
4.100 head ; beet iflrnclos nteody , uthvni weak ;
Texas Bletrs , J3.18JVxas ! cows , J2.DOW3 Mj
native ulcers J3.tiOSjt.lt ! native COWH and htlfers ,
J1.5f > ff4.25 ; ttockcis and Teedfrs , J3.CK J4.23ff4(0 ;
bulls , l2.MJff3.tO.ri .V * '
HOGS ileceipti"tll(1UD ( head ; market weak to
Eo lower ; bulk of salt-is. CI.SDfiXC' ' , ; , ; heavies ,
J.50ii3.r2Vi ; parker8 , ! > 3.45S3.CO ; mixed , J3.55j3.(5 ;
IlKlit. JS.MiiS.tnW ; Yorkers , J3,6503.G7 ; plg ,
JZ.Mfi'S.W.
SHEEP Itt-celp'ts , 4.WH1 heads market strong ;
lambs , J4.006G.SQ ; . muttons , i2.LOff4.10.
St. I.oiil * J.lviSloelv. .
ST. I/OUIS , May 17 , CATTI.E-Hecflpts , S.COO
hrad ; market steady for natives nnd a nhuilo
lowir for Tixuns ; ra ho 1 crvt , fl 75 5.10 ; Bti-tr.i
under l.COO pounds , > 3.C004.2 > ; < toc-kcr und feed
ers , ! 2.G.f4.4 ! > ; cowa and hclfer , J2.0084.50 ;
Tcxans und Indian fetters , J2.Sdif4.10 ; for t-rass.
fc.l cows. J2.tKlf3.00 ) ,
HOGH-ItfcUptB , 5CM head ; natives EC lower ;
llcht , J3.55O3.C3 ; mixed , ? X'.Oi)3 C5 ; lieavy , J3.33iJ >
! .TO.
HIIEEI'-Hecelpts. 2,000 head ; market easy ;
native muttons , 13.ZHH.X ; Tc-mns , JJ.tOQJCO.
Xvw Vorlc lI > - cStuck. .
NI3W YORK. May n.-IlEEVES-Ilefelptu ,
2.949 head ! dry ccws , UronKcr ; BtaK mid oxrn ,
J2.80fi3.40 ; dry cows , tl.7563.50. Euro ) > an rabies
quote American steers , UOlllJc drafted weU'ht ;
kticcp , H&lS'ic. ItefrlKeralor be f , SfiSHc.
Oulretf , receipts , C)7 | ) head ; firm : veal * , J4.0WJ
1.10.
AND Lu\itl3S-IUcelH > , U.C6I head.
Stock Micep nnil ycnrllnei Imrcly ftrmly ; tprlnn
Inmbm lowtr ; hcf > p , J-1.SSiR4.65i yarllnR , J4.2SO
4.3i ; i > nitth > ra lamlx , I6.ISO7.25.
1IOC8S Hccelpts , 10428 hfnd ; wcnk' J3 9004,20.
OHICAdO I.ivVf STtICK SIAUICHT.
Cuttle Active nnd ( irncrhtlr Stfiiily
HllKN l,0 V ( > r fill lllllltPIIHl * HvPOlltN >
OII1CAOO , Mny l7.-Trndc In entile wnn qiilte
active nnd prlcrs were rtenily for nil dci lrnl > le
( pffcrlnfcR. Snlca were on a basis of front H.OO
to Jl.2.1 for ordinary native drcffCil beef tcer ,
up to from J5.09 to J3.23 for choice to prime
heavy cnttlc , with fnney steers auotnhtc at from
J5.SO to J5.40. The Inilk of the cnttlc suM nt
from JI.40 to J5.CO. Htockers ( ind ffoder coM nt
from J3..V , to J3.GO ; with nn Cfpcclnlly Rood de
mand for choice light welRht Mock cattle , Cows
nnd heifer * were n nln In active demand nnd
fat lot ! ) rold nt last week's ndvnncc. Hulls and
cnlvc were unchanged. Texas cnttlc were
ptrndy.
The hoK market was nctlvc , but heavy rc-
celpt resulted In a further average decline ot
to per 100 Ibs. SnK > wire nt nn extreme rnliRC
of from J.1.S5 to J3.M , the hulk fclllni ? nt from
JJ.70 to J3.73.
Shrcp were In Rood demand on the bails ot
from J2.00 to J2.75 for Inferior up to from J4f > 0
to J4G.i for choice to inline llockn , with tlie bulk
rcllltiK ni from J3.75 to J1.03. I.nmba xuld nt
from $ .123 to J5.40 ; K'cnt numbers tif Colorndos
KolnR for I nnil J5.30 to J5.CO. Some Texas lambs
rold for J4.iO.
lUtelptH-Onttle , 18,000 hend ; hogs , 43,000 hcnilj
sheepIV.OOO head.
Stock In SItilit.
Hecord Of receipts of live stuck nt the four
principal markets for Mny 17 ;
Cattle. HORK , Sheep ,
Omnlm 2,070 1.118 3.271
Ghlcneo 18.00U 43.UUO 17.WO
Kniistis City 4.JOO 11,100 4,000
St. l.ullls 3,0:0 S.OuU G.UOO
Totals 27.570 C0.418 20 271
Cnltfc
NKW YOU1C , May l7.--COI'TEl-Ciptlims : , 10iT
1J points lower , following unnouncedenkneps
In European mnrkctK. ItecellitB nt Itrnzll were
llbuiiil. Europ > ' sold , l.ocul houses bought ,
Kurthcr wenknefs In llavie chi-ckcd buying.
Closed iitllel nt a net IUI-H of 105fl5 points ; calei" ,
15,000 bnKK , IncludlliK , May , > 7.43i'f.50 ; Si'ptem-
lief , J7.60iT7.D5. Spot , Itlo , dull ! No. 7 , invoice ,
JS.121 , ! ; . Mild , nulet ; Cordovu , Jil.fJfl3.75. ( Sales ,
1IK'U IIUKS llnhlu. to .he Khlppcd , prlvntc terms ;
1,500 , Snvnnllln , private tcims ; 150 bans Cen
tral American , private term * . Totnl warehouse
ilcllvcrlpR tiom United Stnte.x , 10.7SO IHIKH. In
cluding 10,144 buss from New York ; New Yolk
Btuck todny , 3SG.329 bnKS ; United Stntes Block ,
444r.Ul . hnfis ; nllmit for United States , Bll.OUO
bnpt ; tolal visible for United Staler , 735fl ! )
bnKX , n-alnst ( 351,224 bags last year nnd 504K ! )
IJ.'IRI : In U..Ci.
SANTOS , Mny 17. COKPUK Spot , ( lull , with
prlcos on the basis of nominally $7.S7'j. No.
7 , Itlo , jobbing lots , J7.37' i. flood nvernttc San-
ton. 8,700 rels ; stock , 31,100 linKO. W'iPkly re
port : Culfee , quiet , Rood average , per 10 kilos ,
0,700 rein : lecelptn ilnrlnK the week , 41.000 bass ;
shipments to Unlteil States , 79.COO bans ; Ktuck ,
314.000 bags.
11IO IE JANRtHO , Jlay 17.-COKKKK Quiet ;
No. 7 , lllo , 9,700 rels ; uxchaiiKP. 723-32d ; lecelpta ,
7.000 baKH ; cleinx-d for the United States , ll.UOO
ha n ; cleared for Europe , 1,000 bags ; stock ,
M7,00i ) bats. Weekly report : Coffee , < iulet ; ex-
vhnnKo standard , 0,550 ids ; receipts durlni ; the
week , 30,000 biiRs ; shlimients to United States ,
54.000 bans ; stock , 207.WK ) bans.
1IAV11E , May 17. COl'KEE Easy , nt a net
loss of lVi01'tf ; wiles , 10,000 IUIRS.
HAMlll'UO. May 17. COFFEE Decline , ' , i
life. ; Bales , 7,000 bags.
l.lvi-rpool Griiin nml I'ruvlHlonn.
LIVnni'OOt , . May 17. WHEAT Spot , No. 1
red , northern pprlns , dull , Gs 4V d.
COHN American mixed , spot- new , firm , 2s Sd.
l''utmos , etendy ; June. 2s Sd ; July , 2s Sd ,
PUOV1SIONS Uacoii , Cumberland cut , IS to
30 His. , steady , 2Ss Gd. Shouldcis , pquare , 12 to
14 Ibs , , linn , 2Ss. Laid , prime western , dull ,
20l Gd.
The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool nre rts
follows : From Atlantic ports , 29,100 quarters ;
from 1'aclllc ports , 11,000 quarters ; from other
ports , 5,000 quarters. The Imports of corn from
Atlantic ports arc 75,300 quarters.
California Drl.-il l-'rilltM.
NEW YOHK , May 17. CALIFORNIA DRIED
FRUITS I'rlnie evaporated apples , steadily held ,
others steady ; evaporated apples , prime truy ,
4G5c ; wood-dried prime , 4Uc ; prunes , 25J7e ! , us
to Mze mid quality. Apricots , royal , Sfffllc. Moor
purk. 12Q'14c. ( ' 1'euches , unpeeled , GfflOc ; peele < l ,
llffUc.
NUTS Quiet nnd about steady ; walnuts , CH5 ?
7' < , c ; almonds , paper shelled , 12fl3c ; soft shelled ,
c ; hard shelled , 7c.
I'corln Iliirkcts.
PEO1UA , May 17. COHN Firm ; new No. 2 ,
24Uc.
OATS Firm ; No. S white , 20i22Vtc.
WHISKY Market Ftendy ; llnlshcil goods on the
br.nls of $1.19 for hlsh wines.
KECElPTS-Corn , 51.100 bus. ; oats. 32.MO bus. ;
rye , none ; whisky , none ; wheat , 2,400 bus.
SHIPMENTS Corn , 8,350 bus. ; oats , 34.200 bus. ;
rye , 400 bus. ; whisky , 430 bbls. ; wheat , COO bus.
Vlinllilc Supply of Oral 11.
NEW YORK , May 17 , The visible supply of
Krnln Saturday , May 15 , as compiled by the
N'ew York Produce exchange , Is na follows :
Wheat , 29.737.000 bu. , a decrease ot 2,123,000 , bu.
Corn , 13. 68,000 bu. , a decrease of 1,192,000 bu.
OatH. 9.S7G.OOO hu. , a decrease of 1.019,000 bu.
iiyc , 3.0,19.000 bu. , a decrease of GO.OOO bu. liar-
ley , 1,407,000 bu. , n decrease of 122,000 bu.
Toledo MnrllotH.
TOLEDO. May 17. WHEAT Lower nnd weak ;
cash nnd May , S9'/ScJuly ; , 7G > 4c ; September , 73Vic.
CORN Active and lower ; No. 2 mixed , 23c ; No.
3 mixed , 24c ; No. 2 yellow. 27c ; No. 2 white , 27c ;
July , 23',4c ; September , 2G5c.
RYE Dull nnd lower ; No. 2 , 3Gc ; No. 3 , 33c.
CLOVER KEED-Dull and steady ; prime cash ,
J4.32V4 ; October , 14.4254.
MfirlcttM.
LONDON , Mny 17. IJEET SUGAR May , s
8V4d ; AuRUst , 9s 9 4d.
NEW YORK , May 17. SUOAR Steady , dull ;
fair refining , S ' /ic : centrlfUBnl. ! 'G ' left , 3 5-lGc.
Refined , steady ; mold A , 4c ; standard A , 45ic ;
confectioners' A , 4c ; cut loaf , 51dc ; crushed ,
5'.4c ; powdeied , 4 4c ; granulated , 4V4c ; cubes ,
Cotton Mnrlct-tN.
NEW YORK , May 17. COTTON Spot , steady ;
middlings , 7 1c.
NEW ORLEANS , May 17. OOTTON-Steady ;
ordinary , GVJC ; mood middling , GT4c ; low middling ,
7c ; middling , 7 7-lGo ; good middling , 7c ; mld-
illlntr , S3-1GC.
AVonl MiirlcctK.
NEW YORK , Mny 17. WOOL-Sleady ; fleece ,
1S025 ; pulled , 15ii22c.
ST. I/MJIH , May 17. WOOI Dull und ur.-
chnnged ; medium. 13ffl4V4e ; light fine , 9012c ;
heavy line , 7J'10c , tub washed , 17@23c.
Oil City MnrkftN.
OIL CITY. Pa. , Mny 17. Certlllcntes , no bids.
Credit balances , SGc. Shipments , 183,747 bbls. ;
runs , 97,938 bUs.
Mutter MiirUrt.
ELGIN. III. , May 17 HUTTER Steady ; of
ferings. 21,540 , ' .bs. Sales , 15,900 Ibs. ot 13c.
INSANE HOY COMMITS A .MliltDHU.
Cutx n Little Gli'l'H Throiit tvltli n
LnrKe ICnlfe.
' PHILADELPHIA. May 17. KranU Macho-
mcr , an Insane 1ml of 1C years , cut the throat
of Mabel Kurtz , the 7-year-old daughter of
Adolpli Kurtz , In the cellar of the little
girl's home. She was removed to the
Samaritan hospital nnil the physicians there
gay tliero Is little hope of saving her life.
Maclu'iiicr Is In custody. Ho lian for some
time been confined In the Norrlstown hospital ,
Ho was yesterday brought to the home of his
sister , a neighbor' , and acquaintance of the
Kuttz family , and woo taken to t > eo the
Washington monument parade aa a digression
from bis hospital Ufo. Late this afternoon
the demented youth visited the Kurtz resi
dence anil chatted with 'Mrs. Kurtz and the
little Blrl. When ho left Mrs. Kurtz went
upstairs to llo down. Shortly after she
heard tbo child ecream nnd on running down
Elalra was horrified to nnd her daughter
lying on the floor with blood entitling from
a gaping wound In her throat. A butcher
knife covered wltli blood was lying on the
floor. Suspicion pointed to Machemer , but
ho could not be found. When arrested be at
first denied any knowledge of life crime , but
afterward acknowledged that ho cut the ,
child's tbroat. Ho gave no explanation what
ever for the deed ,
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WILL ALLOW LIUUOH TO UK SOLI ) .
KIIIINIIH Aulliorltli'N llnot lull-nil to
Tnl ; Hi ) thr KlKlil.
TOPKKA , May 17 , Auent the present fight
being made on a resumption of the open
Ealoon In Kansas < i prominent state ofllclal
In speaking of the attitude ot tlie administra
tion said.1 "The policy of Governor Leedy
and Attorney General Iloylo will bo to let tlio
larger cities have all the liquor they want.
This Is particularly true of Leavenworth ,
Wichita , Atchlson and Kansas City ( Kan ) ,
The ticntiment In those cities Is overwhelm
ingly In favor of liquor and tbo collection of u
llcrnse. The managers of the State Temper
ance union fully realize that tbe proecnt ad
ministration does not Intend to take up the
fight lor the enforcement of tlio prohibitory
law , and , It ls cald , lias for the present
abandoned work on the larger cities ,
Shut I'rort-N Kiital. .
LOUISVILLE , May 17 , Preston Thornton ,
who ebot himself lu tbe parlor of Milton II.
Smith's residence In thla clly yesterday ,
died at 3:30 : o'clock thin morning. Hla
father and mother , who carao litre from
Lexington , va-ro by bis side when death
cauio.
BUT PER EXPORTS POSSIBLE
Agricultural Department Exerting Itself in
Favor of Dairymen.
CHANCE TO GAIN THE ENGLISH MARKET
t * In Croniiu-rlcH ( liven n Stir-
H of ( loiiil lltuillty Hint
Can lie Shipped at
u I'rollt.
WA9IIINQTON , May 17. The Agricultural
ilepartmcnt Iq eiiKngeJ In some practical ex
periments with a view to extending our but
ter market abroad. The development ot the
dairy Interests of the United States Is one ot
the favorite schemes of Secretary Wilson ,
who believes that the farmers of the country
canbo greatly benefited by the ealo of the
Incidental products ot thu farm. Our foreign
checso market has declined steadily for the
past twenty years and In recent years has
Buffered Immense damage from thn shipment
of "filled cheeso" and other Inferior cheeses.
Twenty years ago the United States shipped
to the United Kingdom about half the checso
Imported by the llrltlsb Isles. Canada has
steadily displaced our cheese , until wo now
ship to UiiRland less tlis.il one-quarter of Its
Imports , while Canada sends one-half aa
much more , and as Hng ! < iml now Imports as
much clit > o ( > G as It did In lS7fi , the loss of
trade In this ono Item Is enorinoua. Now
that all our filled cheese must bo branded , wo
may regain sonic of thla trade , but nt the
Agricultural department , Major Alvord , chief
of the Oft'lry division , bays It will require
time nnd circumstances to re-establish tno
reputation of our checso ami win back the
trade we have lost ,
In the matter of butter It Is thought there
Is a much better opportunity for pushing our
producto at this time. Our exports of butter
have been comparatively small In the past
and the butter shipped abroad has been al
most entirely , until last year , of an Inferior
quality. This wns due to the fact that the
choicest grades commanded a higher price In ,
this country than could bu obtained for them
abroad. Hut last year there was n surplus of
good butter produced In the United States.
The surplus of high grade creamery butters
produced promises to Increase through the In
crease -In creameries , though consumption fell
oft in the United States , owing principally to
the hard limes , and the price naturally fell ,
and about 20,000,000 pounds were placed
within reach of the exporters , as against
5,500,000 pounds In 18P5. A largo proportion
of this exportation wns gooil butler. Major
Alvord says that we cannot hope to export
good butter when It sells at Icea than IS
cents In New York , which would make the
prlco In London , allowing for freights and
commissions , about 20 cents. Denmark ,
Sweden , France , Canada and Austral ! * gen
erally supply the Drltlsu market , which last
year bought about 81,000,000 pounds.
SHUIUPF PUBVHXTS A \CIIIXO. .
Talve Ills PrlKoiicr Out of
TIMVII.
LITTLE ROCK , May 17. The excitement
crcattid by the murder of Liveryman Dlalr
Sunday cvcr.lng by Deputy Sheriff Hoard has
not yet subsided. No attempt at lynching
was madci lust night , owing no doubt , to Urn
fact that , the news of the crime did not be
come generally known until this morning.
The sheriff took advantage of this , fact and
late last night quietly took Heard to Tex-
arkana to prevent lynching tonight. Heard
has quite a record as a desperate man. He
Is the deputy sheriff who threatened to
shoot Jim Corbctt vind Hob Fltrslmmona
when the pugilists were in Little Hock under
arrest. Ho also Is the olllccr who came near
choking Mlaa Anna Eva Kay to death in an
attempt to tie a knot about the spirlluallat's
neck in such a manner ns to upset her per
formance. Blair , the murdered man , wen
a. North Carolinian and waa well connected
In that state. HU wife Is prostrate at the
shock and may not recover.
IIJKXTITV VIXAI.LV IJISCOVEIIEI ) .
Man Wlift Attempted to Commit Sui
cide a ( ionium lilt'iili'iimit.
CHICAGO , May 17. One night last week a
young man , with a bullet wound near his
heart and weak from loss of blood , staggered
Into Mercy hospital and said ho had tried to
commit suicide. He soon lost consciousness
and during his ravings for the next twenty-
four hours uttered but ono word. "Marion. "
Absolutely notMng was found In his clothes
to Identify htm and a hundred or more
"Marions" who have called failed to recog
nize him. He has been Identified , however ,
by R. M. Patterson of Now York , as Ludwlg
von Thlelman , a former lieutenant of
hussars in the German army , and the third
son of Baron von Thlelman of Germany. It
Is said the "Marion" whom Von Thlelman
raved about Is a music hall singer whom
he met In San Francisco some months ago
and with whom traveled until his money
was exhausted. Von Thlelman will probably
recover.
SHOOTS A UltOTIIKIt IIY MIS'I'AICIC.
Thtu1 < H lie IN n. lliirprlnr nnd Flrt-H
Without SpfiiUliiK.
DAYTON , O. , May 17. Clarence Wolf ,
aged 19- shot and mortally wounded his
brother George , whom he mistook for a
burglar , at a late hour last night. George
had left the room for some cause , and , re
turning cautiously so as not to arouse his
brother , was In the doorway when Clarence
awoke. Seeing the form of a man nnd sup
posing him to he a burglar Clarence took a
revolver from beneath his pillow nnd fired.
The brother fell with a groan. The family
was awakened and the Identity of the young
man was learned ,
It is I ii fircptH tinVlNltorx. .
SAN FllANCISCO , May 17. Three hundred
or more railroad conductors arrived in the
city last evening and fully 200 of the number
sought shelter at the Kuss house. Rain wca
falling at Los Angclra when the conductors
left the land of oiangcs , and showers of rain
greeted them on their arrival In San Fran
cisco. The Chicago special , consisting of 250
visitors from .railroads centering * In Chicago ,
mi the Atlanta special , carrying 130 repre
sentatives of southern roads , wcro consoli
dated at Los Angeles air.l came through as
one train. Nine Pullman coaches , a diner
and two baggage cara constituted the consoli
dated special.
ICniiHiiN HrliiKH Out a Ciiiidlilnlc.
KANSAS CITY , May 17. A special to a
local paper pays : David Ovcnnyer , the silver
champion of Kansas , will doubtless loom up
.is a formidable candidate for president or
vice president of the ullverltes If the silver
wing of democracy remains In the saddle
during the next campaign. Ho has already
received a vast number of letters from promi
nent ellver democrats throughout the coun
try , suggesting that ho may bo called upon
to lead the party in that year. It Is said
that Mr. Ilryan himself lias written Kanaao
friends he would like to have Overmycr an
a running mate the next time ,
Hallwayx MM 'JViuiieriiiK'tt Promote * ,
CHICAGO , May 17. Advices from Mlns
Agnes B. Slack , secretary of Hie World's
Women's Christian Temperance union , state
that In ICnglaml the railway companies uro
promoting temperance organizations nmong
their workmen. The British Women's
Temperance association council meetings will
open with a reception given by Lady Henry
Somerset to the delegates In St. Matthew's
town hall , London , May 31. A feature will
bo the presence of the American , Madagascar
and Australian delegates , of whom Queens
land tends five ,
lllMlMMiTO.N MOUTH.
tjt21I.no , Omiilia to Sun Fi-nnrlNi-o ,
June 29 , 30 and July 1 , 2 and 3. Stop overs.
Tourist cars through to San Francleco , Cool
est , moct comfortable , most picturesque route.
Reserve berths now.
J. H. Reynolds , O. I' . A. , Burlington Route ,
IC02 Farnam ,
ICIIIi-d hy Dynamite ICvploMlon ,
KANSAS CITY , May 17 , James Hennessy ,
ageJ 22 , wax Instantly kllltxl and 1'atrlck
Cull , ogdl 60 , fatally Injured by the pre-
matrre explosion of dynamite while digging
a trench for a aswcr lu an outlying portion
of tbo city this morning.
BLOOD POISON /
A Written Gnnrnnteo to CUn ANY
OASIS or mONliV KliFDMUU ) .
Onr enroll permanent and not npatehlnfup. Caw *
trowed ten years ago liaeo nerer seen it njiniptom tlne <
nt ilmi-lhlnit your ram fully wo ean treat jou bjr mall ,
ami wpRito the me stronit ( ruarantee tociireor rerunJ
anmoney. Krones mptomoarcplmplm nn rhrp
sore * tnront. mticou * ntitchca tn month , fhoii *
tmttUm In bones and joints , hnlr fultlnir f > ut.
e-riiiittntia on any part ot the body , iceilnR ot
ircne-rnl ileprc lonpi\lns In head or bonesyou
imvono time to waste. TlioM * who arc constantly fak *
Insmi-rcurjandpotarhshouldellscontlnneIt. Constanl
u fi ot thrM ) drug * will suiely brlnpr norm and ratlntf
ulcer * In the end. Don't fall to wtltc. ThOfonhopre- .
fer to comet liero for treatment can do m and wowlll
ray railroad tare both w.ijunnd hotel hill * * hllo tiers
It we fall to cureWo cliMlciiKO Ilia orlit for n cft
that iiur Mnalc Itcnirdy will not cure. Write- for
lull partlrnliirs nnd uct the CTlilenceWo know thai
jou arc skeptical , Justly so too , as the most eminent
physicians hare never tii-en able to git o more than tem
porary re-llcir , In emr manj jearn practice with this
JInatr llnncity It has liern mo t it.tile-till to over *
conic the piTjiullcea mtMnst all so called sixrinen. Inn
under our strung guarantee you slioiml not heMtato to
try this remedy. You take no chance or losing your
money. Wei trusrantco to euro or refund ererr dollar
and ns wo nave n reputation to protect , also financial
backing ot SB OO.tf OO , u Is perfectly rate to al'jho
will try the treatment. Heretofore- you lit < i iwn
rutting up nnd paying out your money cor dltTcient
treatments and nltnough jounro not yet cured no ono
haa | ilil tuiek your money. Do not waste any mor *
money untllyou try us. Olil. chronic , tlpcp.tcntcil
cn r ciu-cil In.thirty to ninety tluyn. Intrntl.
gate our financial standing , our reputation as business
men. Write us for nimca and addresses of those vrn - .
bare cured of Eyphllls , who have given pcrmlwlon to \
refer to them. It corts von only postage to do this i It \
will sarci jou & vrorld of suffering from mental strain )
andir you arc married what may youroflrprlnR suiter
through your own n Jleencr I All cwrrospondenc
sent sealed In plain envefoH | > s.vc Invite the mostrlgld
Inmtlpulon and will duall In out power to Mil you In
It.vrlio in fl > r unr I''O pitRO book and
nbsolnto proof ! ufcli-ca. >
COOK REMEDY CO , , VS S ?
dutiful , pTilMMXt. Fully 1'nhl.
Stocks , Gram and Provisions.
Hiioiu 1 , \e-\v York llf - IllilK.
( Tel. 1C 3. )
C. C. CHHISTM5 President
U. J. 8THI3KT , Vice PrvHltU-nt
0. W. K10NNKY Secretary
David l'.lonls ! , 1'rcst. No , .IfiST.
P. P. Ncnl.Vlco Pros. t' l < Xiitltmnl Ilnnlc
Chas. H. V. Lewis , Cnali. Cnpllnl , $ COO,000.
KANSAS CITV , Mo , , April 24 , 1M7.
We hereby certify that the Christie-Street
Commission Company has this day commenced
business with us by depositing l-'lfty Thousand
Dollars ( | -0OCO.OO ) In cu > h.
( Ulclated. ) CHARLES H. V. LEWIS ,
Cashier.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN iPROYISDNS : AXO : SF03IJ
IJcmrJ of Trade.
Direct n-lrca to ChlcuBO and New York.
" rreBDondcnto ; John A. Warren & Co.
iiVtADE-SViE A
AJAX TABLETS rOSlTIVEIA' CtHlE
by Atitit > e uuil other KICOKSP * otul } itillft- >
cretionK , 7'/ir/ | < jntrA/r/ tint ! t-nrttu
rvhtoro IxiKt Vitality in ola tir jouiu' . nn < !
tU n tniin for tudy. tUrtinti B ur mtirr'nce. '
. _ I'revent Inmnlty iiml ConRiimpllon if
tnkcm tn tiino. Tliplr n n Hliowfl inimtslintu Iniiirore.
niein niul clTectit a CUUK wbero nil others Inll. In
TiKtui'on ImviiiB tlin ccmulno AJax Tableto. Tliey
luiVB curcvi thoiisaiiilfi nnd vill euro > ou.Vo nlvo a
) K ) itivo writinti punruiitoo tofToct n cure In enclt cftRts
or ruiuutl tlio money. I'l ice flO CBIITM | ior inicLiiKf * , op
ftli packuuort ( full trefitniBiit ) for SDO , Jty tnnil.iu
rluln wrapiMT , Kpoii incclf.t of prtco , ( Mrculnr free.
AJAX REMBDV CO. , 7uIl " . : rVir.t-
For ; ale in Omaha by James Forsyth. 208 tf ,
ICtli ftn-ct.
Kiihn , it Co. , Uth ncd Douglas Streets ,
PIIOPOSALS FOP. COKPBE , SUGAH.
Clothing- , School UoolcH. etc. Department of
Iho Interior , Olllco of Intllnn Affnlrs , Wash-
nRton. D. C. , April 3 , 1VJ7. Soalcil PronoHals.
" for C'olTee Sut'ar.
ndorsLil ; "Prorosals , .
Mothlnb' , School llooHn , etc. , " Jig the casu
ruy be , and directed to the Commissioner
jf Indian Affair" , No. 77-7S W'justcr Pin.1.- . .
N'ew York City , will hu received until 1
j'clock p. m. , of Tuesday , May 25 , 1SII7. for
'urnlshlns for the Indian Service , Colfte.
iStiRitr , Tea , Itice , Ui-ans ) , itaklni ; Powder.
: ( aii , Groceries , 13lintetH | , Woolen and Coi-
on Goods , C'lothliiK , Notions , Ilutn ami
aps. Boots and Shoe.s , Crocker and School
iSooks. Dltls must be made out on Kovcrn-
nent blanks ) . Schedules giving all neceKsary
nformatlon for bidders will be funilsh.il
11 ion oppllr..ttoti ! lo thu Indian Olllce in
.Vn.shliiKtor. ; No. 77-70 Woostnr Street , New
fork City , or No. 13U State Street , Chicago ,
lllnols ; the Commissaries of Snlislslence.
J. S. A. , at Cheyenne , Leavenworth.
r-n-ahn , St. I onls and St , Paul ; the Post-
nasters at Sioux City , Yaiikton , Arkansas
1'lly , Caldwoll. TopuknMehlla and
fucson. Ulds will be opened at the hour
ind day mentioned , and thu bidders an ; In-
Ited to be present at tlie opening. Ccrtllluil \
Jhecks All bids muHt be aecoinpanlcd by .
: erllflsd checks or drafls upon some United
5late depository or solvent national bank
'or at least llvo per cent ot the amount ot
lho proposal. 15. M. BROWNING , Commls-
iloner.
\ olliMto Coiit'rncKirH.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until s p. m. Tuesday , June 1st ,
1S97 , for the erection of a two-story presa
brick Btore building KOxIOU feet.
Kach bid is to be acompanled by a ecru-
led check for tSO.OO. payable to the under
lined and forfeltable to them In case the
> Idder If successful does not at once enter
nto contract and bond for the Perfonnanco
Df the work.
Plans may be procured of the nnderslBiiecl
> r of the architect , J. C. Stilt. Norfo'.k.
N'eb. The right to reject any or all bids is
ericrvt-d. A. C. & K. K. FILTER.
Illoomfleld , Neb.
PATRONIZE
HOME IMBUSTRIES
purchasing cooda made
nt the following Nebras.
ku factories. If you can *
not fmil what you want ,
cninmtinicatc Avlth the
I * J * manufacturers an to
w h a t dealers hnndlo
tlK-lr coods.-
I3AG3. BUIIL.AV AND TWINE.
IIICJIIS OJIA11.1 HAG CO.
Man-fsiture nt all klnJ of cotton anil bur *
lap buKH. cotton Hour ark anil twine a ipo
Ulty. U r.ie-618 B. llth Bt.
It.MAIlA lIHIiNVJNU ASbOCIATIO.V.
Car loud ihlpmcni * mua lu our own rcfrik.
.iraior can. Uiae Hlbbbn , Kllte Kioort. Vlitn&t
Exprt anil riinlly liiport < J llvrei1 to all pa-.tu
of tin city.
moN \vb7tKB
LlAVlb .t Co.lLU IllO.S WU'tkvJ.
Iron null II..i Vtiiiuduin.
XlanufucturriB fjirt Juttien of Machinery , itta- /
/al niMlrlnu a upccmliV , Ml. 1&V3 anil IMI
/ickcon Kirfct , Oiiinhft , N o.
INDUSTHIAI. IIIU.N WOHKh.
lianufuctuiinK ui.i rcp lilne of all kln'i * ot
m&cfliiirry , en ; In < , puinw , Ie > utor , prntlnn
pirbien , hangers , ihafiinv ana cuup'nnKi , liti and
1108 I Iowa ul HI. . Omaha.
I'AV'ION .t VIKULI.Vr. IHO.V WDHICH.
Manufacturcre c' Archl'.jsiitrai friu WorU.
General Foundry. Mac-hint and lilackimltt work.
Knitlnetru and Ccntructori tor Kir * I'roof Ilulld >
| nc . Olllrc and works ; U , I * . Hy , ind So.
I7lh ftreet. Omahi
t
r FAcroitius.
J. II. 13VA.VS MCIII1AS1C/ .
COJII'AXV.
i' elu lv cu lom shirt tailors. ttll rarnam.
WAGONS NI ) CAltltlAQKS.
A. J. snii-so.v.
1-KIU , Mil"DuilKv. .
Full line of Currlnses , Ituggles , Plmetcna , Pony
7arls. Whet-In rubber tired. The beat U lli
: heapeBt ,
TENTSANO'
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AMKIIICA.V 'J'UX'I' AMI AU'.MXfJ CO.
/ vnltig > , Ti-uts. Horca Ccvers. l-'lat's und
[ Lullni. Tallin for rent , Biilesroom ( U SoutU
Jlxtccnth street. TtK-vhone 409.
DYB WOKKS.
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fcCHOMIISAUK'S TWIN CITV IJVU .
-\VOItIC.S , ir.'Jl I'nriinni HI.
nyelng anil cleanlne of eunnentu and foods of
ivery det7rli > tlou. Cleaning cJ ( U , muu-tuta m
ipcclalty. , . . t