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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-12
May Reach q Millton.

NEW YORK, September ll.-Bulser,
Hurlbatt 6 Livingston, heavy auesr deal.
ers, assigned to-day, with preferences Of
ei62, 500. The firm was ono Of tho Oldest
sugar houses In this city, and wero rated
at half . million. 1t ID Impossible Il
learn the extent OF their liabilities, buj
It Ia thought they Will not fall undsI
etoo, 900, aad may reAnh u 900, 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-12
Workmen Injured.

DETROIT, MICH, September ll.-At
Paper & Wallis new big roller skating
rink, at the corner of Second avenue and
High street, the supporting trusses of
section OF the roof gave way at IL &c
this morning, preciptatlng eight work.
men TO the ground, injuring all severely
and breaking some legs. The noise OF
the crash was heard several blocks away.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-12
Funeral Notice.

Timothy Mahanny died Yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
Funeral will occur to-day, leaving family
residence corner of Fourth street and Ohio
levee for st. Patrick's church at / 80
o'clock. Special train will convey remains
and friends to Villa Ridge from the foot of
Eighth street at 9 80 D. m.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-12

FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.
THE CHOLERA IN NAPLES.

NAPLES, September 1.-THE situation
here continues of the most distressing
character. The dreadful epidemic in.
creases hourly In its ravages. A feeling
of the deepest gloom pervades the city.
The misery and suffering among the poor
is simply appalling. King Humbert was
yesterday prevented from visiting the
poorer quarters of the city.
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NOTICE!
At AuctiOn-Valuable Real Estat

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Real EState
At the front door of the Court House, In Cairo,
Ills, at2P. M, on
WEDNESDAY the let DAY of OCTOBER, 1884,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing very desirable property, viz: Brick h Juse
ard lot 34xl0O feet, Washington avenue, adjoining
Brewery, block %, Dwelling house and lots 80,
"a and IS, block 30, 18th street. Dwelling house
and lots 81 and 80. block 70, Centre street. Lots
land 3, block 46, LIST addition, Poplar street; lot
Ia, block 49, LIST addition, the New York store
lot 80, block 80, 18th street,
This is very desirable property, situated In the
business centres Of the city, and now that IL s GER
tain Cairo will speedily become great railroad
and commercial city, presents an opportunity for
investment not likely to occur again
TERMS-h cash, bal. and IL months secured
with per cent interest or per cent off for cash.
For further information inquire of
G.. s. PIDGEON.
NJ. j. HOWLEY, Agent.
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Heavy Backing.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, September lit
is announced in the newspaper circles OF
this city that new paper will soon be
started by Colonel Herman Rothermell, a
young and prominent Illinois journalist,
eX-Vice President David Davis to be the
financial hacker.
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Crops Abroad.


WASHINGTON, d. c., September H.
The London agent of the Department of
Agriculture cables to-day, as result of
statistical investigations of the crop
prospects, that the year Will not be one
of superabundauco; that European
wheat, though above an average In
product, will be less than the aggregate
of 1882. European importing countries
need 260,000,00 bushels above produc.
ton. European exporting countries can
supply S0,0O0,O00, leaving 100000, 900
bushels to be obtained from other con-
tiDents. Stocks are not excessive, and
there is increased consumption of wheat.
1t is the general opinion that the lowest
prices have been reached. Potatoes and
rye are less abundant than last year.
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BUFFALO.

CArrLE-Market dull; fair to good steers
Is. aOf65. 80; light butchers. A.25O4.75; year
iings and stockers 81. 75tc3.s5.
SHEEP-Market dull: common to fair sheen
81. 7bGo8; good to choice. $3.25a3.5o; Western
lambs, $875t4 60; Canada lambs, 5000.
HOGS unchanged; Michigan and Ohio
$5 7OQD8; light to good grassers, $4.5OQt5. co.
S3.JOdt4.00
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Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO

HoGs-Receipts, 5000; active; 56lOc higher;
light packing, $5.2516.l0 rough packing,
al. l5ao.85. heavy packing and shipping $51
6s6.a5; grassers, $i.0Og5.25.
CArTLE-ReceIpts, 1000; steady ;exports,s $685.
18.9O; good to choice shipping, $6.OUG6.50:
common to fair, $4.5OG5. 80; Texans, s2.5OGl
$50.
SHEEP = Receipts, 1900; steady; common
TO good 81. 4UlDi2j,
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The freight rates of our great trunk lines
have been advanced but that will have no
effect on the pnice Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up, which is sold at the old price of csc
bottle.
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CHICAGO.

wHEAr-Weaker; September, i8Ac; October,
TIC: November, 79Sc; December. SUX
CoRN-Lower; September, sic; October
&c; November. 45&0fn.
OArs-Weaker; September, 24Hc; October
25c; November, 251sc.
PoRK-Lower; September $1,000; October,
$3.50; year, Sll.6,
LARD-Firmcr; September $3.50: October,
S722h; November S7.22h.
SHORT RIBs-September, S9.75 October,
S961n.
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NEW YORK.

WHRAT-Firmer; No. Red, September,
86lc; October S7Hc; November, s9Hc De.
cember, 9lhc; January, 84c; February,
94Ac.
CoRN-Weaker; September, Gle; October,
Blhc; November, 6Olsc; December, 5lAc; Jan.
uary, Sic.
OATs-Lower; September, 3lSc; October,
3lc% November, 2l4c: May, BIC bid.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE .-Haydock Phaeton, new, list price
500, for sl25.-Iuqure Of K, A Burnett Bulle
in ONCE.
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EOR SALE-Haydock jump.seat surrey. list price
4 AS, new, good job, for $50. Inquire Of K. A 4.
Burnett.
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EOR SALE.-New Home Sewing Machine right
4 from the factory, list price $50 for $50, k. A.
Burnett.
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and helfers at an average OF f32l.5O
and two bulls OF m average OF 1927 90, n short.
horn bull for $40, and two Jersey bulls at an
average OF $50. Wednesday tho sale was a little
better, Mr. cochrane sold Fix Galloway cows
and heif.rs at AN average OF $50, and seven
bulls at an average OF $3.50. and i've short thorn
bulls ut an average OF 1850 The Leonards sold
three Galloway cows aud heifcis ut an average
~ $40 o. and two bulls at an average Of s2s7 SO
Thurdsy, bidding was III, mos, sairlted OF the
sale. Mr.. Cochrane closed out his offerings,
selling twenty-five Galloway cows aud hclfers
Mt an average of 1907. and seventeen bulls at an
average Of e23i two Angus bulls ut s355 aud
two Jersey bulls NJ an average OF eos The
Leonards sold one bull for si75 ard ono heller
for 1855. Friday. the Leonard Bros. closed their
sale. The attendance was very light and bid
ding draggy. After eel Ing three Gall way
bulls ut an average OF f30i Go, aud two heifers
at an average OF 1875. -and an Aberdeen. Angus
bun for $3.50, the balances were withdrawn. aud
the sale closed.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BkHVE3-cotn b.eves, 4o4hc per To- fair To
good sfsss oeoyes. 3NGsskc per pound: medium
gfass neeves. 8ceskc por pound
CON5-Batren cows, % Us,S so. Mich oDvs
orth Texan giades, 10 O0aes0 CO. Common 10
or, IS cO2t0 co. Stock cattle aroud. 10 O06,20 %
BULLS AND STAGE -CFor ssussgo mann.
colo 0e; wo.year-olds, l2sis
shEkP-Good mutton, g9sSEo per pound;
odipw mutton. 2kG2kc per pound: s,oos
6oATs%2 ooA2 as per head
Ho0s-Corl 'ei. igs,Sc
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DRY GOODS.

a Chlcsgo dispatch says The advsnt OF
warmer weather last Wees started up quito n
lively trade In thin sumner dress fabiics ~
wcu as IN several Their especially seasonable
goods, aud dry goods jobbers EXPRESSED Them.
selves yesterday As a.reeably disappoint'd at
the improved orders from adjoining states.
wisconsin and Minnesot points. and alogciho,
the week may be SCI down An AN eminently sat-
isfac.ory one. though. OF course. sales wero on a
smaller tcsle than u few weeks ago. when tho
spring trade was at lis height There were
further reductions In prices Tor prints,
cotton goods, aud a nrmer feeling was shown
In these goods. In consequence OF dimin-
ishod productions at the eastern factories East
cru advceS state that the production OF callcoes
Is being rapidly curtalled. all the machines Of
been temporarily stopped during the week AN
example which other printers are preparing TO
follow In the near future. Cishmefes, alpaoaE,
silk5 aud other plain dark dress goods were
hams, etc., also showed good deal Of ANNA
lion, large purchases being made personally as
well as through tho medium OF the mail
Wooden cloths were In fair demand snd shawls,
skirts and hosiery wsre again In moderate y
good request aud other branches OF dry goods
sold fairly. The carpet trade continued 10 dis
pay considerable animation, prices for the va
SOME woeks past Revised quotations rule as
'ollowE
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
hlSIb-PftFlhtut,9& N, LOCI D, tIDuU39tSf,1t.
harmony 6; oooheoo 81; Merrioaso 9 Green.
vioh. S. Allen. So Albion. sold, 81; Peabody
solid, 6k Peabody BLACK, 6h: simpson black
w simp . mourning q; 9ioncscsor mourn our,
8; Arnold 9; oil red, q Of, blus and green, u.
~; indian Head, 2. swift orees, "a, 6k; Kha,
darby E At slanda AZ z e sS G- sssAaI
areat ,weatern. ~, s. International. - 81
Atlantic AK; Bennington,7k; Matches, K.6H;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs--Lake George.
SIX; Harvest ~; Posohontss. ~: Great Fails, Z;
Fearless, ga s; Plum Island, .; Atlantic. ~
TX; Ansndsle, 7k; Dwight ~; Be;
b BLESCHED WORCESTERSHIRE 8; Bunny
Side, ~; HolmesviIls. ~; Forest Big Bonanss,
x. & Auburn. sH; Lonsdala sx; Lonsdaie cam.
Diamond Hill, cambria, 8; Knighrs eArbric,
n.idge x. Il Peeriese X 5K; Fruit Of the Loom
y ssn OF sss sRIS' 49, sss oa ok
ssark. dos, II; Stark, l6-oz. Is; Savage Sos, III
Hampton. brown and drsb. 90 10 HAmpln
XXX. do. ~ Bostoa. 1905 brown and drah ~
q noh S COD Msd sius iaS Lion
brown and drab, II; Chariot striped. 2x; ssv.
Ho dVa pi.id, ssa n * a.ssen
": Omega l4x Continental Fancy. 10; Stan.
lard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg. Ia
HlCKORY-Rook River, So Blue and Brown.
II O. Ha1nl.on IL American To- Lowell City. *
PLAID OSNABuRGS-DeltA ~; Iconomy
"; Ottawa SIX; Michigan, ~: Belle. ~: WOOD
AVN, X; oasawee.sX. Arlington g. Augusta
JRXNs-Roxbcroush, IS; Pacific R. R,2sx
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic, l2k; Humboldt IS;
D EnSS as scx SolS Msds 81 'S
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TRADE ITEMS.

Two hundred thouse1d quarts OF peanuts
were sold in Philadelphia during the two days
that leading circus company occupied tho
S"sier IN neanuts. recently, 'how Intimately
connectedis peanut trare with circus per
formances We arc now chipping me NUS W
place the circus will reach II Two or three
weeks The dealers know that no show Is COM
pleie wi h,ut peanuts, heuce they are laying IN
fheir amu uniilon. The presidential year Is a
good one for the nus :. All gatherings OF the
people make n room IN these inexpensive anu
Tooth some de icSc es
More than one hundred tons Of human hair
are annually BOUGHT and sold. -Four OUNCES Is
an average clipping from 3 human mead. SO
that one hui dred tons represent tho prod CT 81
from 10000 to 10OO,0o0 heads. In Europe the
beads OF female criminals are shorn, and they
supply large market but the sres,er part u
bought BY travelling peddlers Between the
about seven crops OF hair
Thurow Weeds rem .dy for intempsrance has
been often referred to. Briefly, II ~ an abun.
dance OF cheap, pure wine. Mr.. Weed wrote:
SFrsnco and England are divided by narrow
channel: France produces wine as beverage.
En gland gIows hops and grows beer. The
French people are Industrious, frugal and sober;
dent Incorporate and degraded"
Since is establishment In Paris In 1871 tho
Association d Alsace Lorraine has collected
other ways assisting natives Of the two
severed prDvi aces 10 ma employment IN
France Nearly 1000 heads OF families.
representing q popula ion OF 100000 persons
have thus bsen enabled 10 migrate to the mother
rountry, and 800 young men have been aided
to complete their studies The removal OF fam
lilies from Alsace- Lorraine still continues on q
large scale; but the reserve fund OF the society
has been reduced 10 less than s50. COO and an ur-
gent appeal for subscriptions has been issued.
Nine rosy.cbeeked peaches, each partly
wrapped ia delicate tissue paper. attracted tine
attention Of people in Lower Broadway, New
York, q few days ago. to the show case OF
mutt et,re. Az each succeeding crowd gath.
cred around the show case some one would ask
o salesman the price. He said In reply: 'Sev.
enty.hve Gems each. They were grown In q
hot.house They are the first OF the season, aud
ne have no difficulty In selling them"
Under the operation OF the Harper high IL
cense Nv Chicago has issued over 800 liquor
licenses thus laI, Wish aggregate receipts
amounting TO $4,000. The majority OF tho
licenses are for tour months. and II is estimated
that the years receipts will not be less than el,.
60o. COO. About COO saloons have been frozen
out.
Tho United States government owes the state
of New Jersey 20 cents with interest thereon,
since 1861, the state having paid an excess OF
tho amount assessed upon II for direct taxes "a
carry on the war In 1861. The interest amounts
to vi cents and mills, and at the present time
the sum Of VI 20 6 stands to the credit Of the
state on this account on the books OF the treas
my. An act Of congress would DO necessary
however In order to have the debt paid OF.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


AxEs-oolqs per dozen: 90 Gold ao.d, pollS az
sHiIL IA AND LIDs-4Xo per pound: suss,
kNftlea lkc peY mound,
6CXIES-Fairbanks, discount rs per cont;
Howe, discount 25 pei cent
TIN PLATE--f. o. 1oxi4. pc. box co. L @.
alxn. per b9:. 20 TeTps, ixS' per oox' %;
TIEG xRE-Pieced. discount 50 per cent
gsnAped, discount 60per cent
eOlDkR-No. ]. 1sc; No. Ia and IA 1so pen
DUCK HORSE coLLARs-No. IL sper dosen
HAM1s-two loop, 20 per poren; three loop
Tx6Es@In boxes. 100 papers, 50 pc. boz.
ISTTOCRS-pe dozen, 60.
RUBBER BKLTING-Discoun oper cent.
sHA65VvEIs q AND shSe srADEs-Ro~l.nd's dis.
oo1nt % per cent AmeS list steel goods, dis.
~ IKE ip aaARS ss Ar finished, 90
-. 4 Is cxpress, , So Wagon tongues
Hickory axleA 10 90. Bolstera Z rs
6HG1llns poles IS. ePokes, XXX, select Is
" 70. saved iellcee y. LIE 2 %.
n m a 5esk q 5 CO. Bar iron. 20 rate.
n 5Srei 70 ming steel So cast steel, $50.
X|66t66-G iNde B. and spring top. 90 900
3 ~ o. DO side bar 100 coeisot 90 %
- Is ooo1so 90. A grsde side sprins
ca q e 1900 " 70 o,s,so1 T n lump
80 SSesS viz No .. 50 Nos 10 and
= - nSsnSsd 6ssbsd wira Co galvanized
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nn.1n AVN nrrAps1rPP..

GRAIN AND HELAUhI.FF'; A, ~,
CHICAGO, May 6.-Reccipts OF grain IN pnsn-
ala A. day arc as follows. Wheat IS BIG. corn,
iis ei7; oats, 77G Shipments are as follows
Wheat $50 GO corn. lbio05; oats, l1,ll0 81.
Louis Red wheat No 2 closed unchanged a,
,,1chsneed. June. 81 IL and July, 50 Q 4. Oats
Closed "a S.S for June aud .. IL for May. which
IL frao,ioanlly higher.
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New YonK, May The following is the
a silv com mar alive cotton statpment.

Exports THIS week: GfeN Britain, ,Suo
France, none; Continent, 2692.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEw ORLEANS, NAV 8 Flour in good de.
mand and higher: family. 81 II 2 to 81 rs;
high grades. IS so to $6,05, Oats In good
demand at lower rates; 40 to A. Corn mea
dull and lower; so 05 TO 80. Pork In fair
demand at lower rates; $l737 IL;
bulk meats quiet long clear and
cleae rib easier; s SIS. Bacon quiet and
weak; shoulders, 1 2; long clear and clear
rib, 1-2 to 05.8. Bran 10 good demand
but at lower rates; 95 to OF l-2. Others
unchanged.
Sight exchange on New York unchAngs !;
sterling exchange, B. b., 4Ss Ia.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

Little Joker" is the best smoking TO-
hacco
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and clipped at 10 cents TO 81 less; Texans
wooded, % rs to So.

asd clipped at 10 cents to 81 less; Texans
wooded, % rs to SO.
Nxw YORK MARKET.
NEW YoHK, May 0.-Hoiiday at the pro.
duce exchange to-day. Coffee, spot. fair;
Rio dull. Options active hut 10 points
lower owing partly to a. decline, but more
especially due to the failure OF tho Maine
bank, where many brokers had deposits:
salee, 1 500 bags; Rio, No Z. May, $40 TO
s 80; June, $40 to $50; July, s45
10 $685.. August. si5 to s55
Sugar dull: refined quiet; cut.loat 734;
crushed. 7 5.s. Molass.s lnwSr; Cuba,
20l 4. Rice steady with moderate demand.
Beeves-Receipts, o 600; manly for expor-
tation and city trade, slaughlerers direct;
dressed beef barely steady TO 10 for city.
Sheep-Receipts, l $50. about onc.fourth
spring lambs; market easier; Ia lower TOR
ordinary to fair clipped sheep; 80 to $7.75
for unshorn sheep: 1926 to 1913 for un.
shorn yesrlings; IS 20 TO SO 80 Tor clipped
sheep; 80 to 81 90 Tor clipped yesrlings; 81
to 90 % per head FOR spring lambs, aud s
to 10 cents per pound.
COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YoRK, May The following is the
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Smiths Eyh.!. d May Flower.
TheTimcTried and rsallyApprovcdRemej
for all Diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys.
Kt Positively Cures where all
Other Remedies Have Fail.
cd to Produce Relief

"Brights Disease OF III Kidneys" fearful
scourgc, which spares neither age, sex nor condi.
ton, becomes an incumble disease only for the
want OF timely attention. II allowed TO work It's
ravages unchecked until 1t has fastened upon tho
vtals pitts victim, no medical skill can release Its
hold; 1t claims its prey, and annually numbersits
victims by the thousand. \ timely use OF
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof Of
this assertion, VIC cite you to the numbcrless testi-
monials in our possession, and quote such emil.
ncnt authorities as Dr. Ell Ives OF New Haven,
Conn, and DR.. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis.
pensatory.) Ask your own physician II these
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whether you viii sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice TO an advertised medi-
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Smiths Extract of May Flower
Is natures own remedy II Is no vile decoction
OF nausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows in
New Foundand In Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
tits diurctc and astringent in Its properties, and
has frequently been used to great advantage in
Diarrhoea and Bowel Complaints OF children Its
great merit, however, isin its gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys. 1t removes all impurities
through natural channelsnn restores thcsystem
to healthy condition. ltpromptly relieves pains
In the back and loins In cases OF weak and deli.
cate females its value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesty OF woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials OF
inestimable benefits derived from Its use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully tho circular around tho
bottle. II Is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Life.
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by 8. Il. Smith & Bro, Covington
KY. For sale by all druggists.
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"OMAN HER BEST
w FRIEND!
DR.. ]. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR

THIs famous remedy most happily meets the
demand OF the age for women's peculiar and
mu tiform Affections It'll a remedy for WO-
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her diseases. It lisa specific for certain diseased
conditions OF the womb, and PROPOSES to 80 con
troll the Menstrual Function as to regulate all the
derange and Irregularities of Woman's
MONTHLY SICKNESS.
Its proprietor claims for II no other medical
property. and to doubt the fact that this mpdi.
and regulating mowers is sis ply to dscredit
the voluntary testimony OF thous snds of living
witnesses who are to-day exulting their rcstorn.
ton TO sound health and happiness.
RRApFIELDs FEMALE REsULAToR
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KANaAa CITY MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, May 6.-Wheat higher
and nominal; SO IL bid cash; IS 1-2, bid
June; SO, bid July. Corn higher; As TO As
"a; cash; A I-2, June; As So. bid July.
Oats dull and nominal 30 bid.
Us.sisG SsS ~ a., U,d. sSsy ns e. "
to $685. Others unchanged. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; firmer add higher: lots, 1888 to
500 pounds average, $3.50 to $5 90: mainly,
$6.45 to- $500, sheep-No receipts; quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 6.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat active and unsettled; opened strong
and higher, advanced, then declined, huc-
tuated good deal and closed l Ia lower
for Sune and "a lower for July than yes
terday: May, 90 1 to o. 3.4. closed OF 92 1-S
to 90 IA; June, 90 rs to 90 3 4, closed 937 8;
July. 95 3-s to 81 81, closed 95 3.4. Corn
In fair demand but unsettled: opened
closed a. So "a TO So rs. May, SO "a TO "a
IL, closed, So "a; June. IS LIZ to Sc So,
closed 55 / 2; July, 81 3-8to SO l-2, closed
81 3s. Oats qeiet and easier; cash, 81 81;
May, 81 8 4 to SO IL; June, 80 3.8 to 80 49,;
July, 3s 1-2 to "a. Barley dull; ~. Flax
seed scarce; pork in fair demand but irregu.
s s.Si 1.2 to si7.75 Lard IN ,isir demand;
cash or May, $3.50 to 1886; June, $500 to
$3.50. July, 1857 1.2 to $40, and bulk
meats In s,ir demand, shoulders. SO. so; short
rib. $8.37 L. short clear, So 90. At the
afternoon call VIVA. for July declined IA,
and corn tor May sd,ssned 3.s. Hoes-.
higher; ranging $40 to $6.l6. Cattle
export grades, Sc. 40 to So 60; good to choice
shipping, $3.50 to SO 40; common to medi.
um, IS. 25 TO 1915; grass fed Texans, 81 80 10
$5.25. Sheep-Receipts. 1 800; market brisk
and firm; ehorn, inferior TO fair, s. to $4.75;
medium to good, "a to IS. %; choice 70 ex.
u. LOUIS MARKKr.
only best grades wanted. Wheat opened
higher and fairly firm, but soon weakened
and declined: closed IA to below yester-
day. No. 2 red, 81 IS to $1.2o. cash: $1.15,
bid May: 81 ~ IA bid, June; 1884 to $l.0o,
i aSsa: IS & Corn sa' q ssS. EARL. closing III
below yesterday; 81 IL to 50 l.2, cash; 50 rs
to 81 IS, May; 81 1-2 to SO 1-8 June; SO So 10
% IA. July, closing at inside figures. Oats
dull; 80 ~ to 40. cash; 1878, May; "a,
June. Whisky steady; Sill. Corn
; tSs lots ~'i fsi ts'fe sss to I sss Bu e
imsats-Lone clear. 8 10 70 $50; short Rib.
$50 TO IS; short clear. SIS to ss5.
O. lac; short clear, 9. SO to IL.
Lsrd, g IA bid. Castie-Receipts,
l,H! shipping grades rather easy
IS IS; GOOD to choice, IS 80 to s6.25; COM |
mon 20 medium. f5-25 10 e575; grass fed |
rexans. - 70 MS corn fed, IS. 70 1915.
aoRD-Recefpts, 8 400: market active and /
ssp&s, 600. maikss soafoe ssd fIm; oiigpsd
~ vA-sed; voslsd raassd n y -.
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- can soda, s O5 IS; pure cream, 70
T MillE Patent . 81; Cnioi' Id rra'ri'
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n, gNsiEii Fine bolted per 100 pounds
10 ,-,,rs ~ 80. ,,r-a,
M t'--rhouped com peg 10 pounds, ] 20
o''-re5 eorn and oats yer 100 pounds. LAO
Coz bran per TO- rounds. 400
sR6aAh FLcUh-rer 100 POUNDS. o. s;w ,
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