Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 21, 1890, Page 3

s THE BEE. | THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Lverything Goes Against the Wheat Oereal at the Opening. DEPRESSION OF SHORT DURATION. Corn and Oats Pursue a Similar Course Much Doing in Provisions — Cattle and Hog Business Slow, Not CRICAGO, May 20— Br.) {Special Telegzram to Tre At the opening today everything was against wheat. During the first hour the news recelved was on the bear side, But wheat will not down In price. There was early depression in price and sellers for a time were quite bold, but a reaction soon came, and when it did there was a marking up of prices that amazed the croakers. The bear news was in the shape of warnier weather reports from Kansas, Towa and Dakota, enormous Increase in wheat on can passage 000 bushels —larger re- celpts here and no strength In the cables. On this wheat started e lower for July at ®%e, touched %o and went off to e, There was good buyl Inst puts around om and market soon hardened le vered to During the early hour St. Louls eut big flgure here, not_only with bull news about Missouri and Kansas city crops, but with b buying orders and an advance in pri Later in the day New York also beean fuctor. Dispatehes from the eity quoted Ma wheat fron $i4e carly to #1.00 it noon, wit the shorts trying to buy and no whi During the Bho! I he was pleking up through others, Luter oy ~n-;.w My .m|’.nl, went 1 Wige for and from y there w to ke before 11 this poing prices elimbed ‘elock, May and June w \quoted un- der e carly, and before [o'clock these months were nominilly 643 August wis up to I to the clos 5 reached fo July. May and June were at 95 bid, August Wt tiiie and Septenmber, 4 ct » lifted 1o the hest and about hye over the close rangcd p Junl' S 1@ The onts market went with wheat and corn early and late. The low prices of tio day wore reached the first hour when May wis it and July 233 the sanie 0 Wit i id and the best prices were touch Tast, whe S WS o b | May closed at 2 June points of the st night, ling, Hhe closin $acs July sold at #%e, o 334, to to the” close; September closed’ at ed de- at to- ‘8 were DUIess por L while little was doing late 1y, by Cudahy and lard by the The range of prices for the Very narrow. CHICAGO LIVE STOC On1cAGo, May 20.—[Speclal Telegram to Tie BEE - CATTLE - Business was slow and pri astrong 10¢ lower on ubout all steer ste Prices in British markets are about the lowest on record and many of our local exporters are hedging in all direction to get out of trad henee the demand for good cattle was not active and limited to the small wants of our domestic shippers. The run of 1s cattle was the heaviest this scason and among the arrivals v 1y poor grassers that sold 10c low er bought five louds of cows at 31 #2100 and a stecrs s 10w us $2. on the other he paid §5.25 load — of fed " cows and X Native ~ butchers' ~ " stock and weak. The stocker and feeder quiet. — with little or no valucs. — Choiee to extra bee 3 medium 1o good stecrs, 150 to 1500 1h 04,005 1200 10 1350 1S, $.2504.75; 03 1bs, K504 40, Stockers and fe 4105 cows, bulls ana mixed, $i lop-fed steers, # W bought Anglo duy tr changs grass stev 08— Thé market opened’ brisk and about Bo higher,but closed wenk with nll the Advance lost and quite # number left unsold. At tl close #.10@24.15 was the range pod 1o gholce ixed with common selling i .00 4025, Shipytrs who bought' early it 811750 42204 could it the close get equitlly as’ good quality for o nickel less, Light Sorts were searce und wanted and did not share in the d gline on heavy, and mixed sold larsely o #1250 AL, rw Yonk, May 20.—[Special Telegram to rocks — London quote lower prices on American stocks early and this mar- ket very soon showed that the usual morning advance was not on. The decline on bearish sentiment which was noticed yesterday reap- peared again this morning, notwithstandin the rally of the last hour last evening, and our markets followed London withdeclines of from 1 10 14 per cent generally, while Louisville & Naushville was down & per cent. The samo stocks, Including Atchison, Orezon Transcon- tinental, Reading, Lackawhannu, Texas Pacific and Richmond & West Polnt, jed in the deal- ings in general 1ist, thouith the only ver active stock was Sugar Refineries, The' rei Mtion went but little farthe lowever. After a wlight further d moststocks n KLEONg tono was d 1 Which extondod to all portions of t, and In Sugar ro fincries and ¢ . & St Louis especially Eroatstrenzth wiis shown. The former rose to 134, a0 gidn of 14, and the Tattor to 7%, & gain of 1% per cent. Moven, rost of the 1ist ‘were unimportant, and except in the stocks mentioned business done was small. Long before noon, however, there were sizns of improveient. . The action point- for the recovery wus slight at the id-day the list was frregu! ocks ruling below the closing pric yesterday, The general stock market b escaped W break “today, Strong supp Sugur Atehison Nelped hold the Wt up 3 points " d i whilo Atehison waslifted tor 0%, Targely on Boston buy in; did not, ¢ rly ringers osed ahout steudys While Coal Stacks shawed llrl'lhu'\. The total sales wore 418,000 shares, The following were the closing quotations Rulur. Northern Pacitic, bons | a0 proforred: exular.. . 10M C. & N. W bapon. Tt | b prefurr E S R Dia R D& 10 | Roek 1<1and rlington C., M. & St P, 10| 4o rotere Ml St Panl & O FINA exas LakoShore, Michigun ¢ Misson MoNEY= Closed at 6010 per cent. PRINME MERCANTILE PAY o7 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE—-Quiof, Wweak; Sixty- Quy bills, #8515 denund, $.85) Mining Stocks. New York, May 20.-[Special Telegram to The following are the mining stock quotations: Brunswick Con Con. Cal. & Va Deadwood 1 Hale & Noreross. Horn Silver. Mexls N Co Qphir Phaenix, Ariz Butter Creek 0 i 10 80 nonwealih | 10 | Ontario Plymouth Potot Unlon Con MARKETS, NEW YORK, May 20 Wheat Recelpts, 08,200 bushels; exports, 6,500 bushels; spot unsettled closing firmer; No, , O GERL00Y In ele- vator#L01G@ 101 afloat, BLOOK@LEY .0, b.; options elosed i and Ligher; No. 4 red, May, closed at #1.00. Corn — Recelpts, %63 bushels; 105,000 bushels; spot’ lower in 104@ 00 3@ 1015¢; Options, higher; 12 1% PRODUC exports, AN 50 ungraded May closed Outs - Recelots, 450 bushels; spot ¢ wei mixed we western, xdle; at W%e, Qoffee — C 208,000 bushels; exports, 70,- wd firn . 2 white, 37a ter XD white mixed options higher; May closed ptions olosed steady, points up. Sales, 318 ks May. ' #l 10.40; June, $10.10@16.15; spot Rio steady; vargoes, $19.75, Sugar-Raw, refined, @10 fulr steady; centrifugals, 96 test, ited closed fo rn, Thblaige ulet'; mess, BIL2GE 14,2 ke dully western June at ke Ex O o steam, $0.45; June, Butter-Lowor ory. (Ll Clices western datry, 6@ 11 Elgin, 16610450, About steady; part skims, 4@d'5e. 10AGO, May 20.—1:13 powwa i) 1§ Wheat fem; cashand June, 8¢; July, Miye Coru—Steady; cash, Wize; June, WHBR! cre am- 2W5@BM K0 Rye-Steady at Barley—Quiet Prime Tinothy ~Fasy at $1.90, x—Firm at$1.43, i)y —81.0. Pork—Firm; cash,$12.12 #1240, 1 -8low; ©.2 V20,3214, Flour—Firm and anch B2.0024,90; spring. $1.9005. _Provisions—Shoulders, £5.107 15.85; short ribs. 8.255.5. ghutter=Lower; creamery, 1013¢; dairy, 5@ Cheese—Quiot and easler; full cream ch dars, Basie; flats, 8@S%e; Young Americ e, oy June, 012.22'¢; July, June, 8. July, cash, i winter wheat, 2; short clear, Stendy; fresh, 12130, Steady; heavy green salted bull, 4o; green salted baie; dry hides, 6c; leacons, 20c allow—Stead ncked, i cuke, Ited, If, 6% .-,\x."a dry 3%e; . Shipm'ts, 10,000 16,000 No. 2, 3 Flour Whe Corn Onts. " 3 ] & May .- Whent—Recelpts, 11 shipments, 3 cars; No. 1 northern rather No. 1 hard very dull and difficult to sell at much, if any. pr moving w losing June, B2ie: on track, tei No. 1 northe fune, 1%c; on track, 02c; No. 2 horth- 1, May, 88e; June, 8c; on track, S8 ST, Louts, May 20, —Wheat—Higher; 044¢; July, 0150 1 h mige; Tuly, eash, 203¢; July, 2 cash, @5 e, %o Butter- dairy, sal KANSAS Crry, May She; Steady; creamery, 12815 No.2 No. 2 Lower; K24 bid; Whent May, 2, cish and M Louts, May 20, ttlo~Receipts, 310; shipments, 5003 niarket lower: fale to fancy native stecrs, £5.7065.00; stockers and feeders, Vit “Hogs arket shipments, 600 05h07 45 packin Unsettled; No. 2 white, 20020 5¢. Steady 1, H844e. Flrni; No. 407530 5 Steady s pork, $1 May 20.—Whe! Provis CINCINNATI, 2 red, Hic. Corn 10. Nominal; No. ns cery No. 2 mixed, 3 No. 2 mixed, 90 20.~Wheat—Quiet; holders wderatelys red western spring. 7s i per red westorn winter, 5:'as per cental rn=Duil and lower; new western mixed 6lad per cental e STOCK. CnicaGo. May market dull; 10@15¢ stockers and feedoers, $2.50124.10 005 cows, bulls und ‘mixed, (ttle—Re lowe: ipts, 20,00 xed, #0574 natives, #4.0076.10 Cattle — Recelpts, rket lower; st stockers and feed- shipments, 380,003 0003 ades at none; bulk, attle—Receipts, strong; at démand: 5 and canners and 00621, 10 Red closed lower ot bulls, SLOE2H0; v OMAHA LIVE Cattle. STOCK. esdav, May 20. 2,800, conpared ssday of lust s receipts and bad weather | The market opened Steers opened 10¢ Towe nd buyers 1 still wor Estin with 14 weel, The la depressing influence. slow and lower, \(Cus the day wore a filled their ovders, bids lowe sionally made. About louds of COWS were cow market opencd owing to the light tor tr 1 receipts of cuttl and 2,127 re about ipts carl ns swelled the receipts ad filled pressing orders, cows deelined and in some cases le. Only i few st feeders were received and” the demand light us the recelpts. Prices ruled steady. Bulls werc sazzing and slow, while calves ro- main unchanged. Hogs. Estimated receipts of hogs, 7400, compared With 5,48 yesterdiy and 4000 Tuesday of last week. Thie market opened lower, with $.800 #48 (uking everything. Toward the close the market st{ifened up and closed with all sold, with the decline yesterday entiroly re- The of the pric Lights, BLTNGAK: vy, $L8501 the prices pald was 348 Fompitred Wit #.87 yesterday and £.0) Tu day of last week. he de- strong and prices firn, Prevailing Prices. The following is a_table of prices this market for the grade of stock me Prime steers, 100 to 160 bs.......$1.10 Good steer B . 4.5 Good steers, 103 to 110 s, (¥ Jommon, 1000 to 1L on'canne nary 1o fal Lair to good cows il to cholee cows. . ice to fane, good 1 A tioned: @i @, i to choice light hogs. | ir to cholee heavy hogzs @y LEBTe lables, The ble shows the prices on hogs during this and last nge K: in Weok. | Last Woek @y g @3 @4 00 @i 0 Price of Hogs, 1ge price paid for lowl ated in 1537, 1535, 133) and Aver Showing the hogs on thedays indi May 83 | May 57 Average Cost of Hog: The following table gives ofhozs on the dates mantioned, i luding the cost today, us based upon sales oreed: Date. Price. Date ¥ 00 May i u May D My Gt Muy May averaze cost ico. TN RE) i RN g o1n 887 Highest and Lowest Sales of Hoga. Today, Yesterduy. Highest #h s Highost LoWesty. . veerees 8 west. % 0014 i 80 Stock Receipts. Official Yesterday Estimated Today. Range of HOG following tuble pata for hogs: shows the #3 75 + U B2 BT range @3 v Felr 13 Sholis fasay hors SHEEP, Prinie fut sheep Good fat shecp Commion to mediuii sheep 580 @ 450 @5 B00 @150 Dispositi Showing the nun the leading buye of Stock, er of cattle baught 3 0u toduy's warket, CATT Swift & Co eo H Hammond & Co Armour-Cudahy P Co Omuha Packing Co Bonton & Underwood Hecker & Degen Lobman & Trauer Crone & VanSunt Other buyers. HOGS. Armour-Cuduby Pucking Co Omaha Packing €0 Bwift & Co G, H. Hammond & Co EEP. Bwift & Co. Armour-Cudahy Packing Co Representative Sales. DRESSED BEEF STEERS. 47 2. 1.0 38 8 1..1,00 1019 1,0 060 81 012 1046 3 00 1087 3 00 w0 } 00 400 400 1100 4 00 39 1001187 400 SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS, 400 181192 405 18131 400 INI1 4074 T11HG 400 2106 20 405 10,1187 18 COWS, 1150 3 005 10 80 [ 1130 0 11,1271 00 K50 1060 970 1000 G0 1070 046 180 1000 1166 15 1280 800 200 200 200 210 1110 S 1020 1081 1005 200 100 647 310 120 450 200 1460 1107 WESTERN CATIL! Mil. & Wyo. Tnv. Co. sUsteers, shippt SHEED, o budks natives 200 ) 120 [ 10 0 zz o &) 120 0 40 2777 40 80 40 80 5z zz7 %2 20 8 zz 160 160 160 200 80 120 80 120 120 S0 9 Market Mention. Cattle lowe Hogs closed firm at M Thomas Powers se Sutton. J. D, Boyles came in from Crete with a ear of cattle, Ci B, Weleh was up trom Papillion with a car of Tois. 1. Howarth came in from Cook with three cars of cattle, Cochran & Taylor had a carof hogs on the market from Wilber, Tenry Schinstock ket from West A. Pinl wias on cars of cattie from Gr woodd. I, Berryman, of Berryman & Littler, Cor- W, wis up with a car of hogs, Geol Lead sent over hogs and cattle from Dunlap, Michael Lunb, a prominent « Rupids. came in'with two ears of eattle, A. T. Nichols sent in o rof hozs from Litchtield. 1. E. Jones ¢; In with them. 1. Auderson. of Utah, was in with a load of heavy hogs averaging S pounds and {opped the marke oMAHA wday's prices, car of hogs from three cars of eattle on int. the market with two car each of v ot Cedar WHOLESALE MARKETS. Produce. Fisn-Frosh white trout, pike and piekerel, e b, 8e; sturzeon, e, Hioks," PELTS hid (WYl sulted AND pelts, green, ' pelts, por i, Galie 1, B, 105 {.-u.m. h picked nuvy, $1.60@1 picked nuvy, mediun, 1501605 Country, $L41L60; good elean, $1 APPUE BUTTER— Dor . (e Woor—Fine unwashed, 1ialic; me wushed, 18@21e; conrse unwashed, 1866 Furs-—Beav ML4.00; encl .00; otter, e A coon, cach, 4 rat, fall, Kl skunk, 35010 low, white, ' v box, Mediterr A funcy nuvals, & 'y Dinurto S per box less. 5042100, . dlings, 8 in five box lots, 15 PINEAPPLES - Por doz, STRAWBERIIES se. cholee shipping stock, B0 od, $2,0068:3.00, Cinki—Per b, refin half byl g hard cider, pure, per bbl, : orange ‘cider, If bbls, $7.00; pear elder [IrM- 47,00, ALIFORNIA CHERRIES 3 MeAT—5aL60 per 1D, MONS—Per box L-nl i, fancy, M.00@35,00; strictly cholc X B rolls, nr 8, 21@ packed, 20@dte; dalry, fancy rolly vy, fancy, solid pucked, WaLl; country roll, country roll, fair, 506¢; poor L solid creamer 'y 18G619¢ i prints, 10170 d sitbo; dairy, choies, fancy, 1@14c; choic good, '6aISe; country StOCK, e, Eads—11¢ per doz stock not saleuble HONES - (Quotat ) Dry Buf 3 try, bleached, $0.002 id meaty, 8.0X310.00, Old - Swe atine, per bbl, £1.00; nfons, falr. £.50; rutabagas, 8.00; cur- $2,00; parsnips, beets, §.00; horse- radish roots, per bbl, §.50: per It lory F00ts, por Db, §.00; per oz, 600; hOFseradisty, per doz pints, §1 PRESERVES 68 per 1b. @ic per 1b. > L~ Cholce 8@850; light. S@de; heavy, 4@de. LAPPLES - Per Dbl Genitons, $.00; Willow wig, .00 Ben Davis, $4.59; Romuulte, $1.50. INSEED O1L, 0l COCOANUTS- Per hutidred, §.00. ]I.“L. ES: \Iullnhl [n‘rhlll R.0; small, 86.50; gher 7.30; C.& B, chow ChOW, qts, §9.83; pints, §.95 ' roll, for strictly fresh; stule for delivery in Chi- ton, $16@18,00; dry utry, fancy, Xtri funcy. medlum, POTATORS oo, 2@ PovLTiRY—Per dozen, cholce hons, #.95@1.00: , BL0BAD roostors ane, $2.50 for sr um, M.0024.50 for large 1, 0@ 10¢. all JIiVe turkeys, per Groceried, Cut Joaf, 7o lered. 5 o Mandurdy White extra, SUGARS ndard, po anulat T A, 8 dc; extra ¢, Gern a4y0; bullk Yold golden’ Rio, oi l§io Sholce to Pine 101 Seatin: w, good Interlor, ::‘l‘r e, FARINACEOUS GOODS—Rarley, 3@t0; tarl ontmenl, 1@kt macaront @055 sago and ta W, 10440; W, W. 20 sitlad oll, i Rio, prime, Zixge nd common Rio, 18 s 0. G, e} 2,000 led, 65, 10e; 10 to shoulders, e} lan sausageRige: tongues, $6.00 ¢ per 1b; ham plenie han, headiight, 1o & .00 per doz, Linseed—Raw. olc: by MEATS—Hams, No. 1, 16 1) 22 1. 0tge; 13 o 14 118, 1015 breakfast bacon, No. 1, &5 dried beet hams, 6@« per doz; dey a1t nieats, 5y Foulette. 114e; boneless han fanp—Tierces, cans, 5% cans, 1b cans, 6ie; kettle dered, 1e per b advan ED MEATS—11b lunch tongue, #2. tongue, $4.70: 11 corned heof, 8 T e %, 21h boneless pigs’ foe 21h Ei Man e, 16 NOW proces: CorToN TWINE BIbb, very fine fine sy, 18 candle wick OrvES - Quittts, per doz, §155; pi bulk, per gal, e, ViskGait i er, cid wipe Tac faney fruit, 8¢ iR DOt S50 por BACKLA o I b ewt sl ford plo, 22c; Busis tLon 1 al rope, ts, per doz, good, white, per per gal, 5 Cuba baking, 1b, nilln B, 5a6e: o 1, 7 Union Square. 3075 per ) 108 [ bbl. Dtk Dest geradi, 10, roek sult e crade, 18, 108, £2.20 common, bhl, $1.23 SoAr-Castile, mottled, white, por 1. 1o Toous Parlor 225 stables, $2.85; ¢ Cocoa—3 10 L, 4 CHOCOLATE 230K red, Ko SAEs0nA Sona NoTs ey o Sei roasted s (¢ por 1, 9@10e; do, 5 tle, $1.0); 4 tie, $2.75; 2 tle, minion, $1.50 per 16 per i erman chicory BUIs, 1%¢; granulated. 2e; kegs, Pkes. 60 108 to hox Almonds, Szl ans, Heg walnits, 12007 p ted Tennessee peaiits ocersi—Per 1h Borax, 126; cop- Bay leaves, e glue, ¢ epsom uber salts, de: Salphu bine Vitriol fes alum. e tartaricacid, CHEESE Pl ereimn twins, 12505 full crom Ohio swiss, 16e; full ereant Wisconsin Swiss, fuil eream brick, 1e; fall eream - faney Mo Doy e b, ¢ CANNED GOobS—Fruits. Cilifornia sty brands b e i filberts, t cocks, pes. 161 180 Tes, yello 240; pltms ries, whit 1L80: plu gages, $1.0 eurrants, oseherries, $2.4; L10: rasphe $ striw bere peiches, B-1h eastern standards, $1.3 | 3110 6-10 ple, $:.0 Hons pie, %500 high' stuudards, -1 gooseberries. b strawl Aspherries. 1-1) blucl herries. Ibstrawbertics, pr wehes witl quinees £S) 1-1h ple. apples, b red, Baltinore, 83asoe; pears. 2 VEGETABLES ~Tomatoes 5-1h extra, $1.00, 2 1 standard western hrands, 6v6ae; gallons, ietly stundard. £.0. CorneFinest grown, siltedzed s corn, very fine, 31 -1 extra western ndard weste i-1h French. cliofce brands. | brands. | tea fine, I’ Mushroons 1-1b Frenciy, fine, ans. string Beans—2-1h <o’ ke Boston Lk Beans--i-1h Lews, 3165 Crown Drand, (81,50 Sweet Potatoes--i-1h New derscy. . Punip- -1, $1.10, $1.60; $1.0 H—Codfish, ¢ grand bank, new. silver, 210 bloeks, snow white, 2-1b hricks, new, ¥ Targe middics, bricks, 125 1h boxes, T4e: Ieelund dium scaled he G e Turkey cod. White crates, hl‘l||(.| !]rr; 1m sealed Terring, Hiun ardines, Tmported Holli be; “do faney milkers, L half Dhbls, #1500 white fish. hilf bbls. iily white fish: (herring 100 1-1h_lobsters, salmon, Al 1-1b oy ste; Slocts, 12 0di: 1-1b clims, HEUe necks, 1.2 1 elams, little neeks, 200 25-1h sardincs, imported, per case, 1003, § 00 b-1b i ported honeless sirdines, 3 sitrdines, Amerieun. per case, 108, Fre Style. #050E vdines. American, | Se. 100s, La=1b sardi i Was0; mportéd key m‘m.».- half DhIS, 3180 3 trout, half hbls, )i salon. 38,003 1-1h 10 finnin b lnl.u.»- ) 615@7 prun e, drams, 1bs, pecl drams, 2e: fard dates, Boyes, ilee evaporated, 7 Ib boxes, I8¢ apricots, evapors figs, Tayer, i sieks, e Persian Siie; blackberries, " cherries, pitted, red, fancy, " bi citron jelly-cur b Hoxes, 1 ated. 1103 apples, pr 10 per_cent tire. 1! dates, 1t Luke apy svaporited, 30 1 Doves. dry cured, Te: peaches, | Sult Lake, : raspherr R O : SIS, Londori . erop IS0 L new, o Onduri, fayer, new, prunelies. new, e, Metals. Small pig, 1160 BLOCK per ib. Coprer—Pla cold rolled, 25 pitts and flatis, FALVANIZED Ity put. plan. ige, _RooriNG—Charcoal, 1O 23¢ perlb; bar ished boiler sizes, per 1h; she 8¢ per Ib, SHEET TRON 't iron, Nos. per 1b; perib; 30-10 VA0 14x20, 1 No. 21, O, 10X 14, 205, § oz, P & W, d0c; per ih, T inseet powds worphine, per oz, §.10; hops, per 1h, 2e; dextrine. 1205 enttlel r, |||||n- A3¢s commercial, 18 Quinine b lies, $1.3011. f\llllL R EAY! \ 205 qum arab glyerine, Iycopodium, - The Wool Market. BostoN, May 20.—(Special Telegram to Tie BEk]—There has been a fale movement of wool and prices have bean ste Supplies of new are not arrlying very freely as yet and there stocks in dealers' hand: small. Ohlo and Pennsylvania flees have been sell- ing at #1022 for X, ®¥@%He for XX and ubove 1 Michigan. ces ire firn at ave beon si Ol i aine sells un fine delaine at 1 mbing wools are quiet at 25a620¢! Territory wool has bean In steady dom with sales of fine at 5580¢; fine medium at 5 @5e and modium at 5452 scoured. Texus, Calitornia und Orezon wools are steady and quict, Pulled wool 1n good demand, with sales o cholce super at 40@kic, common to OO super wt 53 38 and extra ut 25 ke, For- elgn wools are firm and In steady demund -~ A HORSE'S SENSE OF SMELL, 1t is Highly Developed and Capable of Wonderful Distinctions. The horse will leave musty hay un touched in his bin, however hungry, says Horse and Stable, He will not drink of water objectionub to questioning sniff, or from a bucket which some odor makes offensive, however thirsty, His intelligent nostril will widen, quiver and query over the dainti- est bit offered by the faivest of hands, with coaxings that would make o mortal shut his eyes and swallow a nauseous wouthful at a gulp, A mare is never satisfled by sither elther | sight or whinny her own, until she certificate to the that has a certified fact, her colt is really nansal horse, A blind now living, will not allow the approach of a stranger without fely to be disregarded. evidently anger not distinction is showing signs of | The | his made by sense of smell, and at a considerable dis- tance. Blind hor 8, a8 asrule, will | lop wildly about n pasture witlout st ing the surrounding fence, smell informs ther Others will, when stable, go directly to the gate or bars opened to their grounds, distinguish one await its opening. ticular part of the fence is their pilot to it. The horse ering herbage with his lips, is guided in roper Blind horses do not make mis- hoice of 1s. in its nosty takes their di Olympus a bronze horse was exhibited, at the sight of which six real horses most judiciously could ently well Like Pliny and affirms that *In casting perienced the Aelian most | ture sufli an illusion. he consequentl the statue a magic! pomanes upon it, t art ve the scent in we The ror, and the train will frighten locomotive is out of sight A STRAN m a and when_desiving after hours of cageless wandering, h\n t in brow: al which by the plant deceived the horse secret alone of a cause many hovses to evinee lively floating some long after the Some Facts in the an India On a farm some ten miles from Madi- there lives a man, fame nevertheless possessed of ¢ New Yor son, Ind., fortune and to powers, suys the James Norville, was born in 1837 at Wales. His m lem and his At an ship— the ing which time and wri was all the sc cept ashort cour Alexandria eventful car on the 1 Queenstown he could ¢ storm ha f¢ ther wa the carly age he Aspinwall where he remained for three years, dur- | he was t nglish and German. woling 1 Afvic “r he spent s ninsular and Oriental midshipman, sailing from Liverpool via to Caleutta. [ndian ocean during the darkest ni leulate the distance which a 1 driven his shipand the lati- tude in which he wa sceonds of the exact pos has heen e most His traveling his experience with the Twenty the rescue of Lucknow ship Crocodile at the sic He passed throug nth ies two minnie balls in his body, and part of his skull w ther of one eye to be useless. s also being aequainted with Arab, topol. serving in the He ca alysis vesulting the lid Mr. Novville anscrit speaks German, [ Spanish. At children of the Fr habad, from the priest The most wonderful thing relative to this man is his retentiv te the Koran and ' 80 Groen's an rec tim, and and Frost He recently s Histor) newspaper of April 10, ing read it sinee that time. ordinary looking \bors know but littie, noy > 0 become familiar,with him. Unreasonable Prejudice. intelligent _people and abl Some ve duiced g tar) & vemedies they ha Those who hive and had given Chamberlain’s Pain aluable. ns of rheumatism and its pronounce it in the ating p continued cur crippled with chroni have been cured Pain Balm. alone worth te in gists. BEE HER A Ton and a Half of Molte Forced Into the Mold, A ton and a half of bronze was into the mold of Beecher statue at Bronze company’s noon of May 4. up in found perfect, sons witnessed the work, the sculptor, who modeled the wus one of them. Beecher reprc ily, says a New Chicago Herald, bott and & number bers of also there. forty ladies. The had already been cast and w: one bition, Every Beecher declared marvelously ite piece of Beecher scemed cause it could casting began when there was a and smoke A-n\llupv(l the splashes of the air The great through ground. clothing apparent! seaffoldings cauglh fiercely. The stric tors tried to run, was that the molc quicker than was expected, but Y were found to | caped with any more serious injur, been an overflow folds were quickl the workmen one time he and while there learned Sanscrit of the United States. recited an ve neve application insures s who had been almos rheumati by The prompt. relief it affords times the 50 cents per bottle for sule. by all drug the The great sputter stew about it, a rebellious outburst of flame mul smoke, but experts were sur good job and that the casting will be A hundred or more per- nted the York dispatch to the Rev. of chuveh people, with most of the mem- the statue fund committee, accompanied cellent not talk. toduy the metal had lasted only fri and wor and tumbled to the ground t women en and the men among the spe All that had happened 1 than burns on the fa statue cannot be uncoy hand holding of the When it and the days yet. The known slouch hat still to be cast, are put upon the whole statue will pounds one of children, work of pounds. Are state throat spent and ABIE, the sumption in this p recommended public speaker guarantecd by bottle. Three for & The most stubbol speedily succumb to CURE. Six mouths mail, §1.10, ant by P nd will be nine pedestal will bew group of slives and the monument will weigh 7 - ousands of Dollars every year by the for worthléss medicines for the cure of lung_diseases, that if they would only invest #1 | new California discovery fo id kindred complaints they would remedy ministers, of the Golden State. Goodman Drug Co, 50, The sense of of its_proximity looscned *from _th ceustomed | to foeding return, will | and patient] "he odor of that par ng, or while gath- food entirely by its In the temple of | ox- emotions, observes that the not imitate na- to produce so strong Pausanius, violent n had thrown Hip- the odor of and the of the miracle buffalo robe will scent of a raily and hearing a Farmer. “a youth to | unknown,” but traordinary Star, v that is his name, Sydney, New South born in Jerusa- Wt T Africa, boarded a training -at Greenwich, aught to read This he ever had, ex- night school at Later on in his renteen ye line ‘When on the ht s sailing within five tion, tensive and vied. He was ond Highlanders at and was on the of Sebas- hour civil war, Missouri cavalr s shot aw Ly, - from, wnd ciusing an_ able lin Hebrew, French taught ish soldiers at ind ian, the Alla- memo He ulmud verba- History of England rticle from a never hav- He is a very of whom his re they 188 man, preju- atent or proprie- ly so against tried personally. opportunity and Balm a fair_ trial It promptly relicves all espec the an effe m for years Chamberlai using cost of the medi- ATUE CAST. Bronze poured Henry * Ward Henry Honnard works on the afte bronze made o and ended the it W o J. L. A.Ward, statue m C, | fam- 1 Wil Beecher Colon Dr. other Lyman Ab- Plymouth were by thirty or for the statue as on exhi- except Goltne] that it was a and accu- Colonel e head work. disappointed After the the steady flow of half a minute ightful glare, flame mokd, and fashed the awiy their The blazed terror- ta id color fell upon men sprang with u blaze, and were ull in fire had filled a little There had the blazing scaf- extinguished, and have es- ace and hands, Th ed for several the well- acher has head the 8,500 The art cast today weigh about feet high. The whole bronze people of this know TA con when we SA | find_relief. It is | physicians and | Sold and | [ | at §1 o cases of catarrh will ALIFORNIA CAT-R treatwent for §1, By i NAVERICK NATIONAL BANK BOSTON, MASS. 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