Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1895, Page 6

8t. Petersburg, 80; Athens, 77; Rome, 106.05; Vi- A ERLIN, May 14 ays’ o 2R Mo 103f The for ihe nccount B e for checks. HUTTER-Stoady western dairy, western factory, imitation’ creamery, $1@ifc; state i state creamery, 17 T@12c; west- 1 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Made a Bold Advance of One-Half Oent Per Bushel, Exchange on London, eight % marks 4% pix. D, ‘meiiee per cent rentes, Exchange on London, Pennsylvania, STOCKS AND BONOS. 13%4@Me; southern, western fresh, Volume of Business on ’Change Was N More Than Halt of Monday', ~The volume of business on the Stock exchange was not more than halt There was a pressure to sell the which weakened LOW—Easy; city, 414@6%c; country, %@ STROLEUM-—Weaker; CORN RULED HEAVY NEAR THE END NEW YORK, May 1 A INE-Steady; $1.2001.20%. of yesterday's, Early Strength in Wheat Sustained Corn the general for a Time was recorded of from % to 1 per cent, the latter , Lake Shore and Minn, e Former w Orleans, open Kettle, but When Turned Weak the Latter Followed Suit, in Chicago Ga depression was a good buying movement influence of which prices be in, under the an to move upward, CHICAGO, May 14.—Wheat made a bold 0 tons June yn, $15.10; in the face of a b 10 tons June yn, § advance of Y up to 1 o'clock, was beaten at the close W lower than trade condit | of improvement diminishing over crop damage receipts and stocks w port demand Corn ruled heav. followed by a reaction of from % to 11§ per o at the close, summer whit current prices. the end and lost e ovisions ruled OMAHA GENERAL MARKET, selling moven dull and weak, pork losing Wheat op-ned very irregularly but strong, with sellers Condition of Trade and Staple and Fancy Produce. lobies FRARIAS in Manhattan was o slight recoves At the close ther white stock, but with hardly a s ¢ was immediately bid, and numer- ous lots changed hands at bringing as high as 65%c, thus evious high water mark since d country, 9@10c the final sale losses being 14 to 2§ per Wheeling & Lake dealinge In bonds todny aggregating the morning 70 to 100 1bs., are quoted at bull fever The severe fros nights and firmer cables conditions which demand this morning, @ieapolls and Duluth were 149 cars, compared corresponding day total of the on the two previous | cream, Young Amerl Nebradka_and The receipts at Min- nd closed firm wal of German 280 cars on th the year be Mining shares bring top prices The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: r time a year with 222,00 bu. at the exports from heat and flour to onl board amounted in 20,00 bu., in ‘the shiipe of wheat as reported by creage of only 974,000 bu., a d world's visible, Adams Expr rs, yellow, per bu., $1.10; red, TONS—On' orde Aui. Express... 3 N. Y. &N. E.. Batitmore & Ohio: 084 Ontario & W. 54 | Oregon £ Orexon Nav. 103 0. 8. L & U'N. Canada Southern. world's visible the year before was 4, correxponding cago Alton. . T | Pittaburg. 3% Pullman Paiace.. bunches, 9@ Clilcako Gaa. key, and July sold back to 't After that the absence of latent bullish uation and actively bearish 0. Conl & Iron. Cotton Oil Cert Delaware & Hu Del., Luok. & W. D.&'R. G, ptd....0 D. & C.'F. Co. G4 | R G. W, b 94 | Rock Isiand features of the domestic K on orders, 30640 ASPARAGUS 48148t P. & Omaha.". an’ fmpression upon the speculators minds of the @t per doz them to be carried away by sentiment, and accordingly they sold frecl The Joad became a little heav. and the price professional ugar Refinery.... |Teun. Coal & Iron. | Texas Pacific.... |T. &0 Cent. ptd.. 61¢ Union Pacific.. ... Uiy U. 8 Express... on the several G. Northeru ofd C. & E. L pfd Hocking Valley. Lliiuols Central... St. P. & Duluth ... § agged to 6i%c, N$—On - orders, 14-bu. box, Hc near the end, but rallied a 'trifle and a was rather il and for The early strength in a time, but when the latter followed t crate, $6.00. shipping etock, the most part we wheat sustained corn for the former turned weak The receipts were 44 cars, cars are estimat<d for tomorrow. ‘was quoted firm at mine, Bodman & Co. having sold fourteen boat loads for export. The freezing weather of the last two nights and consequent necessity ing for a_replanting of a good deal of th area in this and have much Por six bask STRAWRERRIES—C case of 24 qts. 207 | Wells Farge 7715 | Western Unlon |Wheeling & L. B, B9 M. & St 1, are no good shipping apples to Lake Shore.. Loufsvilie & N . L. & N. A..... Manhaitan Con.. Memonis & C. ifornta, per 101 box, $1.75G2.0 TROPICAL 28— Fancy Washington navels, per hox a_advance, New York, reported which fs develop- Missouri Pacifio.. Mobile & Ohio . Nashville Chat.. Nutional Cord: mons, 960 size, $4.00 20| FL & T, 0. oiiiaie TOA A& NMLL 6%|T. St. T.. & K. C... adjoining_ states ffect, the gene! al opinion being that the area to be replanted would in the shipping stock, 081 S, K. R. event, that replant corn had'a good chance N & W.pta July opened North Am. Co Nortlicrn Pacific. of making and closed rk, 10c; dark, c; California Gallon Jugs, firm tone was #imply a lack of orders being accountable Later In the ¢ Hannah and other Bradstreet's free selling for the fact. Carrington and caused a decline in prices. Teport show: « supply of 416,000 bu., and helpad the de June started at 28%4¢, sold to rice, a deci quarter bbis, 6ci condensed, per case of Louisyille & N e and closcd Th 6 to 70-b. boxes, Giée per Ib.; fard Pure juice, per bbl., §5; half bbl., §3. HIDES AND TALLOW. and’ rested September closed e lower at 26tk sellers, Provisions started lower on account of a rather heavy from the yard: sluggish character 4,100 Northw 5,200; Reading, 1-green salted hides, jusiness was of a rather and the tendency was toward a further decline, after a prelimi- nary break. 10c, lard e and ribs from 214 the close the declines had increas in pork, 10¢ in laj United States 2 diy fing hid Pork start Wheeling & Now York Money Market. ON CALL— 115 per cant; wooled early rlings (short t and 121 cin ribs, day were 22,000 head. 6@luc: dry she No. 9, Kansas and raska butcher wool cars; hogs, 81,00 h ad. "The leading ‘futures ranged as follows ain Wool. pelts, Nebraska m: EXCHANGE and $4.56404.5615 flint ' Colorado actual weight, useless to pay_frefiht Have feet cut off, as it 1 50%| 4076650 S1%| Bulgadn Fine heavy, U. 8. . reg 8. 5w, conp G H &S5 A.Ts.. |H, & T. C. Ba.... MK, & T Tat s 1 Uniion 0s.. IN.J. C. Gen. ba.... 91| No. P N. W, Consols. L ad pilled, 5Goe. locks, 2@3c; Pacliic 64 of FURS—Bear, Targe, $20.00025 .004125.00; No, 1 Ala. Class B Ala. Class C. La. New Con. 48.. Missourt 03, 1, small, $6.00 1 §.Cnonfand. . Tenn. new 8ot 0s. Tenn. new ast 68, Tenn. o1d 63 Va. Centuries. 1% |R. G. West. 1sts, St. P, Consols 78. St L. & LM.Gen. 5. 59% St L. & $.F. Goa.§ | ‘ex. Pac. 1ats, b Ing, 8814G63%¢; No. 3¢p I8, | 55.00@6.00; No. 1, wmall, $.00; bear, bi and Rocky mountain, 20.00; No. 1, medium, $14.00; No, 3 yellow, 49%@G 1. large, $18.00@ Atchison 48 iz Atchison 24 A11 204 0P, 1ats of i | Wesat Shors s ISo. R R... medium, $5.00: black, ' Montana' cubs, s d «} i1 B " s i e, 51@51%c; No. 3, 48 ED—No. 1, $1.48, )~ Erime, ‘$5. | larg, . $3.00% bear, 1 bear, silver e, $11.00; No. bear, silver tip, éubs, No. 1 silver' tip, No. San Franoisco Mining Stock Quotations TIMOTHY 812K SAN FRANCISCO. May PROVISIONS-Mexs pork, per bbl., $11.50711.90; . $6.60; shott ribs, ‘wid=n (oo 14.--The offcial clos- quotations for mining stocks today were as No. 1, small, rt clear sides (boxed), $6.3 156 finished goods, 1, small, $4.00;' fox. si auty, No. 1, largi medium, $60.00; No. 1, small, $50.00 r, a8 to color, YeDistillers’ .24, BUGARS—Unchanged, ER SEED—$2.506G8.50. The following were the recelpts and shipments according to b no..... Mount Diabio Oceldentul Con. Heat & Boicher... large, $30.04 . 430,000 No. 1, small, $5000 fon medium, '$5.00; 1, small, $2.00; Bulwer Con... Receipta. |Shipmenta Potosi.......0. e e gray, No. 1, Challenge Con. Confidence. - |Slerra Nova Con. Cat & Va. Con. Tmoerial Stiver King .. Crown Point Gowid & Curry On tha Producs exehange today the butter mar- el was qulet: creamery, 8@10c; e, seady; 1 1e@ 52 |Yellow Jackat dairy, ¥@loc. bars. 601@07c slght, 2ige: telagraphle, se. ssment of 25¢ a share has been levied $6.0067.00; 'No, . $4.00; raceo fe; N small, $5.00; otter, dotlars"53e NEW YORK GiN EKAL MARKET. 1. 1arge, §0G700 itoston Stook Quotations BOSTON. May 14.-Call loans. 2'¢@3% par cent: S@dla per cent. mininr shares: Hig | Westingh, Flec W. Elec. prc Wis. Central, . Elosing Quotitions on the Princlpal Com- modities and Staples U ~FLOUR—Receipts, e; ' wolverine, mountain, N 89,000 bhls.; medium, §2.00 I, 40c; beave Bell Telophone. .. Bowton & Albany. Boston & Matn, 440; winter patents, $3.40G3.45, $1.50; No. 1, small, muskrats, winfer, No. 1, Atchison 4w, New England 68.. 108 Electric 6a... Wis. Cont. 18ts medium, 7¢; No. 1, small, e: muskrat kits, 2g3c. 53.60; spring low 2.20, 300 bbls.; supernine, 3.0 Steady; sales, 800 bbls.; yellow 115@1.17; brandywine, $2.80. Butte & Boston i et & Heeld. 202 Mexican Centr SDring Wheat struights, 15,462 bbls. ; sales, 150 bbls ),000 bu. futures and 5o spo Ore. Short Line. . b, ‘@ige afloat BSUEsNe; 8 Opticns opened s sales, 61,000 bu, ; Grucnkaciae { Southern wh ‘spot and_monh, 5 throughout the G35%¢; Tuly, markets and disappointing Room truders i market went purong outside [ ction in world's stocks. New Yor< Minwag Q intations. May 14.-The followlng are tha NREW YORK, olosing mning quotations but little ing, ay, closed at 6% 9-160, closed at Bust ‘closed at 694c; Sept Quicksiiver, Quicksilver pfa. Sierra Nevad Prine timothy, $13.000 Gouid & Curry and Bitye aflo frm on unfay declined under reduction in Brad- | yetlow Jucki 1@12e; slore packe street's Visible, and closed elosed at St ‘New York, 60 1bs., 9%c; Quiet; fancy London Stock Quotations. LONDON, May 14.—4 p. m. closing: Yac, 'closed at odye; OATS—Hecelpts, 141,500 bu.; exports, 6,600 bu,; res and 60,000 t_easiér; No, 2, 31.¢; No, 3 delivered 0, 8, le; No. 2 white, 36c; No. 3 white, & 640c. Options steady nt first corn, but subsequently reacted. sed at 3lie; "OFFEE—Options decline to 5 points few and narrow was some foreign seiling and closed quiet N. Y. Central...... opened irregular ‘at b points HARH X Outral, 26'¢ | Mex. Cen. % per ounce. the open market for short bills is 13-16G% per cent; three montohs 3-16G% per cent. BAR SILVER-— The rate of including May, $14.35014.45; $14.65; Bepte 56, Q at 3210, AVt shipping, 8G6c; good to cholce, 800, HOPS—Dull: state, common to cholc 18, 4@9%; Pacific coast, old, 3@Se. ES-Strong; wet v Jected, 45 1o 6 ibs., 6l 1bs', T; Buenos Ayres, dry, 20 to 24 Ibs., 16 24 to 30 lbs., S, It to heavy weights, 'OOL~Firm; domestic flcece, WVISIONS—Beet, i extra_mess, 38, Cordova, $18.25619.00. W YOk yestenday, Tk stook w02 bage: stock, 275,97 bags; afloat for the . 238,000 bags; total ited States, 513,973 bugs, against 382,192 Wharchouse deliveries from Nes arings, $13,073,212; . Moy 1—Clearin 49 United State United Btats i Texns selected, balances, $6,1 ay M.—Clearings, §14,22 ST. LOUIS, May M.—Clearings, Money, 5G6 per HAMBURG, May i4.- Dull; unchanged to %pfg. HAVRE, May 14.—COFFEE—Opened dull, un- to Wt higher; on, - aulet” un changed; at 3 p. m., Quiet &t KW net advance fof the day; mates $4,100.534; bal- ances, $576,083, exchange, %o premium bid, NGTON, May M.—Today's condition of 'the treasury show balance, $151,781,381; goid reserve, 96, 21,500, CHICAGO, May 14.—Clearings, $15,415,000. New St posted oney, on call, b per cent; per cent on tlne, 16G28c; pulled, cut meats, steady; pickl le:’ pickled shoulders, bige W80 waied: city. W0 Rominad; July, Forelgn ¥inun western steam York exchan, $6.1506.26; May closed L reflued, OMAHA LIVE %fiCK MARKET There Was a Compatatively Light Run of Cattle and Sheep- HOG*®, HOWEVER, WERE IN GREAT SUPPLY Two Cholce Heavy Lowds Brought $4.50 but the Fair to Goed Heavy and Butcher Weighy sold Under Those Figures. TUESDAY, May 4. There was a comparatively light run of | cattle and sheep today, but the heaviest run of hogs in over a month. The total | was 105 cars, of which twenty-two were cattle, 55 head, as agalnst 1,227 Monday and 1624 on last Tuesday. With less than half as many cattle as on Monday, there wis no improvement whatever in the de- mand, and the market was on the same | dull, dragging order with a further soften- Ing of values. Eastern markets were In bad shape and shippers did nothing, so that it was the good weight cattle that suffered the most. In some cases these sold a dime lower, while many of the lighter cattle sold at fully steady prices. The eneral quality of the offerings was not very good. Some 1,203.1b. beeves brought 30.35, but $.10 to $1.{0 bought the bulk of the offerings. Cow stuff _ruled firm. The supply w small, the demand good and tne move ment free. Veal calyes sold frecly at full yesterday's figures, but bulls, stags, ete., ruled easier, There was not much doing in stockers and feeders. Offerings were extremely lim- ited, and while the demard was quite brisk and’ prices quoting strong, the volume of trading was necessarily limited. Good to choice feeders are quotable at $3.9504.00; fair to goud, $.0043.3, and common grades from $ down. Representative sale DRESSED BEEF. Av. Pr. s No. Av. Pr. 1 00 §3 L 338 10 11210 1030 415 10001500 102) 4 1010 4 25 SHIPPING AND EXPORT, 400 45...1037 440 MiXed. 22....048 395 L 804 400 240 310 3 260 1..140 26 100910 285 26 2.00200 3 00 3 2 1001500 8 00 A 350 STOCKERS AND FEEDF L560 300 3%.... 360 450 300 90l Gug 860 2 8 4 400507 865 HOC hogs arriv, compa and 3,000 day. largest pumber received and the geneial quality of the Giferivgs was w decided imjirovement over Mon lay's offerings. Heavy recwipts and lower mar anabled buyers to take off fuily a dim nd the bull”of the trading wiis on thit basis.” A" couple of chofey, heavy loads brought $4.50, but the fair to wocd heavy and butcjer weight hogs sold mostly af front $4.95 to $4.4 while the light and 1ight ‘ixed loads went o from $4.%5 o $1.05, After the dealers had once settled down to business (i market was active and the supply was clianed up in good season Th etivity om the close, but prac re strengtl, The bulk of the how caniged hands today at from $4.3) to $4.40, M day's trading was mosily 4t from 4 and a week ago today the buil of (i at from $4.35 to ep; esentative No. Av. N A ) o 4 & 5 400 410 But one load of sheep was_ recelved v, and they were billed direct to Swift and upiny, and not offercd on the mariet, Th - ocntinues good, With Brices (uotably strong. Fair to choice natlves tie quotubic it 13.2501 0d Westerns at §3.0%04.6); common ‘and stock sheop, choice 40 o 100-1b, lambs, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Rocelpts of Cattle and Hogs Materially In- creased and Demund Somowhat Stronger. CHICAGO, May 14.—In cattle the arrivals for Monday and Tucsday foot up about 16,300 head, showing an increase of 5,000 head over the same days last week. There was a moderate general demand, but choice cattle and medium weight dressed beef steers sold the best and e abou ¥'s quotatl stecrs (0 168, lower than at the close ere on the basls of from > extra cholce beeve , the bulk ctions being at from $ to $5.75. sold at from $5.40 upward, and it y fine cattle o bring from $5.85 to $6, s are selling at frem $1.75 to $4.50, chiefly ai 2.0 and upward, with an occasional sule of extia cows around $ Today's receipts approximate 22,000 hogs, mak- ing about 51,600 for the week so far, an increase of 10,000 ovei the same time last week. Huye acted coyly at first, thit ffter prices had siid oft from 50 to 10c per 1% 1bs. packers began to purchase, and there was also a reasonuably good demand for good hogs to khip to different eactern marke's, Common 10 extra heavy hogs—lots welghing 200 1bs. and wpwird—sold at from §1.25 to $470, while light hogs, veraging trom 140 to 1% 1bs., brought from $i3 to $4.60. The bulk U from ($6.80 to $4 averaged lie per of last week and sales w comm € the sulen Were DEINE very myrrow: I shecp "the_ demand ‘§he again exc E00l 8t siranker DGR’ the receints b about 9,000 h kh A8 much b L Leks ag0. . Bheep and" jamos Gvéraged from ic to 3 Per 10 b higher \han 4L the clome Of. lust weekapart ‘of the Rdvanee Riving oocurred today. ShpeD sold " trom 3550 , the range edingly g only low the re- to 5, an_extreme rd4&d, Tand lambs at from $3.60 o §5 Mexican” Wooled lambs weighing from 66 to 82 1bs. sold o to $5.95, and b8 brought trom $5 to .40 Some cholce shorn sheep, With a few yearlings, brought $4.75. The Colorado lambs are’ unshorn, but other sheep and lambs are mostly shotn Nice G4-1b, spring lambs sell aroung 36 per 100 b, Recelpta: Cattle, 3,500 head: calves, 200 head; hogs, 22,000 head; sheep, 6,000 head, Kaosas City Live Stock. KANSAS CITY, May M.—CATTLE-Recelpts, 6,300 head; shipments, 1,00 head; market steady o a shade lower; Texas steors, $2.16G4.60; Texas 30;" beef steers, ‘$4.10G5.80; native cows, $1.75G4.45; stockers and feelers, $2.9Q kood shorn native la 40 474,00 HOGS—Recelpts, 13,900 head; shipments, 200 head; market LG Joc lower: bulkc of sluse, $.200 435" heavies, $4.9004.50; packers, $4.2544.5); mixed, §4.20G4.45; lights, $4.00G4.35; Yorkers, $4.3064.20; plgs, $3.860420. SHEEFP—Receipts, 6,500 head; shipments, 1,100 head; market steady fo 10¢ higher. st. Louls Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, May 1.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 4,600 head; shipménts, 400 head; market easier for natives und not many on sale; export steers, $6.8504.26; good to cholce shipping. §5.30@5 50 fair to medfum, $4.75@5.28; lght, $3.50G4.50; feed eta. §3,0094.00; cows, ¥ ;" Texas steers, 10G15c lower, ' and active at the decline; fed sleers, $LESGE.5; graswers, §2.75@3.75; cows, . 3,35, i x?&s—nmmt W0 b shipments, 5,90 market 8@i0c Jows -85 ith bulk of sales, KU HET—Rocelpta, 4,000 head; shipments, 900 irm but slow; me good southwestern, $4.00; lamnbs, $3.00, Recelpts and Lisposition of Stock. receipts and disposition of stoc) shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards for the twenty-four 3 o'elock p. ground very dry yet wheat and WEATHER CROP BULLETIN Last Week Was an Unfavorable One for Farmers in Nobraska! ... onts teginaing (o show yellow Howard—Small_grain needs rain badly. Plante Ing progressing rapidly. Gardens hurt by frost, ance—Small thirds done. Rye heading out not Inches high. Small fruit and vege halt or tw: ‘rops dolng w etables seriously damay SOUTHWESTERN SECTION, Wheat and oats suftering from drouth, hours ending at HOT EARLY, COLD LATE, DRY ALWAYS the drouth better than any oth rain_damaged 2 per on the 14th, Horses ‘and muies. .. ¥ Samagian gnre DISPOSITION. Cattle, Hoge. Sheep. o Combination of Conditions Calculated to Do All Possible Dan ing Crops — Outlook 1s Still Excellent, However, 8o to the Grow- Omaha Packing company.... \ kood_condition, Frost killed much of tha 1 (o the ground Small grain in ding rain badly fruit and garden stuff. Switt and Company....... Iy Packing Co Weekly weather bulletin, No. 6, of the Ne- weather service, States weather A and wheat o co-operating Shippers and’ feeder Corn_coming | meteorologist of the Nebraska experiment station, director. For week ending Ma celved from 175 reporters in seventy coin- and rye has taken New York Live sto NEW YORK, Muy Pastures goo Recelpts, 470 Reports re- fcan ‘steers at doing tairly dressed welght southern spri Hitcheock—Week fiag been dry, hot and wi aged gardens and small grain gardens considers of receipts at the four principal South Oma nsas City 1.0 FOR THE WEEK Frost kiilled garden truck Planting well Potatoes 1ying alosig and corn wool auction sales competition The drouth fs with us up to d of sales off being planted need rain v the ground by’ Corn on' low lands Killed ISTERN SECT Crops advancing k and’ crops have legs tha flflm Ozer E k on the whole for the farmer, high southerly and with dar, half of the w emperature o 1 in the ‘northern_part PHILADELPHIA, Was an unfayor winds' during the aging trosts during coded for the grass, 0 the avirage w. temperatures cre reached on Thur: 154 160: quarter bi Janting about completed. of about 100 degrees w. m, 1@14c; quarter biood, 16@17c unwakhed «(dark), 30 degrees on 4 Kanans City 3 turday and Sunday morn- becn everywhere below light, reach- a limited ‘area in 0. 2 hard, 60c the normal and g ing half an the northeas nerally very inch in only a I tern section, n has not made as in previous weeks; wool market here th's v higher; No. 2 mixe as good growth it remains tic wools are eoncerned the market fs Cons derable several of the high prices obtaining in the west fo d_gome of the new Minneapolis Wheat Market. elsewhere 18 e MINNEATOLIS, generally suffering SWHEAT—W most portions of the state”and much of it Tosts are re state, and in pl n unknown quan ported feom all parts o J laces lce froze on the sorfon of damage Tious in a few local- neral only tender garde tatoes were cut down, rather tender from ond patents, $3.307 expected for s Ing quite se No. 1 hard, cash Ohio and_Penns: 1 northern, cas| etables and po damaged, especially on lower grounds, . by little permanent carly as vet to know c of the injury Montana fine dium - and fine imbings, eu- combings, good, Gd0c; Queens- the extent land chmbing, tained, but that for Liverpool f age has been LIVERPOOL, the ‘most part th Reports by coun- b slig ut slight. Sloux City Saloo Koeper Carries a Point to the Supreme 13.—(Speclal Manderschicd, cently fined $0 for violating an order of straining him from aw, has tak up, but was cut down EraT T o Frost slightly damag, the court re contrary to seliing liquor n an appeal to the The writ was granted by Supreme Justice Robinson, who was in the Manderschied will endeavor t violating the law e, but that 1 the southwe winter Killeg t positiens 1a4iiid low s about e Ay, 4% 8d; 3 during the werk, ow that he was n aloon men he the special object of the spit few prohibitionists. The reorganizat . Gage—Crops of anl Kk Inds damaged N irm; demand good; St. Louls fancy W, southwestern the Interstate ally completed, and pastures I Frost killed g %1 ahoriiclear uanks, be put up before the race is run. ber of prominent busi themsely s injured one-half by King on_corn, 1 to 16 Ihs., crable damage in spots. Johngon—Corn. fa arrange the details of the reorg. . nor of ordinary sea- prime moss, 6 Lard, quiet; prime 1 in pails, 3ds. mand poor: finest American here at the psence of Local I Van Valen of the Omaha road. o the auditor of the rond was h re check- ing the books of the office, but what the dens and even condition of o iverpool refined, I getting rather dry on maha—Corn up very quick as Immediately given a’long leave of ab- His fellow ployes are very reticent about the matter, but’ the general opinion i that he has goné ‘orequarters, A good stand. Smail grain has made o setting of apples were 220,000 centals, including 6 Van Valen had been in a number of busi- enterprises in the city outside of hi The receipts of Americ ng_the past I8 difficult to run a 1 planted and an unusuall Planting nearly attachments he 18 sald to have left here almost 'penniless. e Benedict Tries Haboas Corpus. WATERTOWN, 8. D., M habeas corpus was s ton of the United States court st Aberdesn Benedict, brothers Frost seems not to have d Pawnee—Showers loc did some d. & discolored ond redemption, the opening lined He on b in active dem: oes and corn, ar el potaties” ure pronn piies and peaches Taling off Polk—Hot w &l ay 13.-A writ of Judge Bdg, turned the oats brown, but tender garden and potatoes b clease of H. defaulting he was not a fugitive sund in’ fine condit Is being finis) killed all_tender plants on low unfavornble asked; July, for the reason from Jjustice tion was granted, and for the further reason that he s not being examined for the of for which requisition The matter will be disposed of next Thurs. day in Sioux Falls. ECZEMA men and even HotBprings fail to benefit. 8. 8. 8. Das mado & wonderful record fn the cure of Ecze) afterevery known failed, this re- remedy ' has_re- ease critirely, You cannot afford Lo risk the harmfull effects of mer- curiul and potash worse than the dis- HRAN=Dull, with no eastern den sales to_gouth, sacked, ‘this side, 1y all planted and a good ilc on direct [ Plenty of rain so fa Quiet; $1.41. Quict; clover, §7.0088.00; tim- HAY—Stronge for cholce timothy Hot weathen on the 8th and 10th, fol- Corn and potatoes suff, but fruit not injurea very much, Small wing very slowl Another dry weck, carly child. there are hundreds who are afllicted with this terrible digea, ‘which the medical prairie ensy: Extreme heat and mmon to strictly fa injured whe frost still further dam, York—Ground very yihing 15 suffe n 1ooking poor. making any growth. not much hurt Wit or aistiie ke vellow and rull ruined onlow” groind, igh winds have whipped tho sm Krain baaly. R ha el NORTHEASTERN SECTION. Three<quartcrs and active; §: nowned * blood moved the dis- $6.40; cholce, FROM s liave made rapid has been fine for planted and coming on looking well, 3 Tibs, $6.6216; shorls, 5,000 bbls.; wheat, 3 CHILDH guaranteed pu table, containing no drug or mineral of any kind. Send_for our treatise on Dblood and ekin_diseasea CO., Atlanta, Ga, IRES Rootbeer contains enough sarsa-| parilla alone to give it the highest place as a promotor of good health. Tothis,add the most delicious herbs, roots,barks and berries and you have| thereason why millions of people drink and grow healthful on Hires' Rootbeer OHAS. E. HIRES CO., PHILA. LOOD A SPECIALTY tary Byphillis permanontly cured 1n 16 @ You can bo treated et home the same price under same gUATAOLY. youprefer to come here we wil cont 10 pay raliroad fare and ho ro. If you havo taken mers Rrowing weather. pect for fruit and corn 1 some damage, crops in_good condition, but Planting will ajong, A good pros- otherwise all ather cold for corn, U.—COTTON: SSS Rye heading out about ten inches high, &ood_condition. 3 low middiing 1605 net receipts, and the frost did some injury to gardens. some in cul- none; gross, tain, 349 hules planting nearly co Platte—Crops look well, but In need of a s Small grain mendows: and to the conting 1 tender garden v red clover Corn planting ab up and in fine condition. Washington New York bry YORK, May 14. fected did not @ cold rain, s Market. oats and gnrdens, Week favorable demand was very ng of goods on ¥ erable Inquiry made for brown coftons, extremes of tom re and rapid growth of vegetation. ation of July and | Small grain looks well and iy making a good growth, 4 above ground, '8 considerably \s quiet, but firm, at 2. waukee Murkots, MILWAUKBE Firm and scarc Rye heading Primary, Boos ondary orTem Y—Unchanged; No. 2, 43c; sample, 40g | 5 than e plums and mulberries killed i pork, $11.85; not to be hurt Rye beginning HIPMENTS—Flour, §90 bbls.; wheat, none bariey, none. ith a killing charge.if we fall to Peoriu Markot PEORIA, May dway and winter rye se Heavy frost imples, Co .ny.pl!"lorh‘hb hilliie “l’J) Ot/ It b this o uarantee i cure. W Loliclt tho most obstis © cases und chullenge the wo 1o Sase wo oannat cure bafMed the skill of the ®5600,000 capital behind our uncondls oo s sent senied on fi D POISON thy high' proof spirits, $1.24; fin- RED, She worla Sol rain during N, W. HARRIS & CO0. BANKERS, 163-165 Dearborn-st., Chicago. 5 BONDS Bought apd Bold. Correspondence Bolicicd. Gonel guaraaty, Absolute o rons ' Temoule, CHICAGO, MAKE $10 EVERY DAY Krain specula- or our free booklet showing how fluctuations of the et und make money even on the wron, Past workings of hipments—W he rye, none; barley, 1,400 bu. Sugar Market. NEW_YORK, May 14. SUGAR—Raw, 1,200 tons Muscovado, B test, 3,700 ‘bugs molasses sugar, 8 test, ; No. 8, 4T4¢; No. 9 3 18-16G4c; aidc; No. 12, § 9-16G3%c; 13, $Xei off A, 4 L16GRC; mold A, 4 11-16@4 ‘confectioners' diated, b T10gepe around adverse ATY, COUNTY, lan and ‘highes LENTINS giandard A, dered, %@4 16-16c; CO., Traders Bldg, Chicaga