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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26
A singular Fatality At Lincoln.

A Singular Fatality at Lincoln.
One of the Kunkler boys dropped a gold
watch into o privy vault at the Herschen-
berger boarding house, Lincoln, a few days
since, and he and his brother and Frank
Maloney agreed to try to get it ut. They
started to dig q hole at the side of the
vault, intending to tunnel in and recover 1t
in tnat way. Charley Kunk'er was in the
bottom OF work when the partition caved
IN on him, and he o found himself
badly overcome with the gas. His brother
and neighbors rushed in to help save the
man. In this they were successful, but in
doing SO Albert Kunkler. Frank Maloney.
james Crawford aud John Clary were sur
located, and before they could be released
were dead, and in addition, Henry Hnr-
schenberger, the proprietor, and G. E.
Gould, a blacksmith, were SO badly affect
cd that their lives were for a time despaired
OF. The vault was not connected with the
sanitary sewer system, or such o fatality
wou.d not have been possible. No inquest
was lie d.
Serious Crop Damage from HAIL;
Reports still keep coming in from the
strip covered by the recent hail storm 1t
Albion. showing it to have been from four
to six miles wide, and extending the whole
length of the county. A large part of Boz
nanza, Plum Creek, and quite q large sec
tion in Boone, Cedar and Beaver precincts
suffered. The loss will be tremendous,
everything being gone in the strip followed
BY the storm. Corn and oil small grain
is destroyed, and ven ten year old trees
are denuded Of their leaves ana the bark
peeled off so that but very few of them
will live. Where the hail was worst The
grass Is cut off and washed into the ravines
as close as a mower would take it. All
window lights on the north and west sides
OF the houses are gone and some large
houses were moved from their foundations,
The loss Oh buildings and windmills will
be heavy. With large numbers of the
farmers the loss of their crops means the
loss Of credit and it is feared many will
suffer for the necessnries of life. It Is the
greatest calamity that has befallen the
people of that county since grasshOppe,
fines.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26
THE ANSWER

would be: Procure a bottle of Perry
Davis Pain-Killer, and use it according
to directions. 1t cures like magic. In
such cases what a happiness TO have at
hand an instant relief such as
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26
A FIRST CLASS MACHINE!
Warranted for Five Years by the Manufacturer.
ALL OF THE LATEST Ar1AcHMENrs AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
LIBERAL OFFER.

Cb6ENAC OFFER.
We will send to any person that remits us q Post.
G.shR. Il . 4 riSf!s'edsa tsssssi s0 E fERshITE aysIy D sssS
Sewing Machines: THO machine will be carefully
packed In . substantial. wooden crate. shipped by
freight over the most direct route, unless ordered
shipped by expreEs.
Every lady In need of a good. reliable sewing Me.
chine shoald take advantage of this offer aud get one
e th y d%6s,..'Gni.aSst tI ~ n. wi,sle "a price, w wh i can.
Town. COUNTY. and State. plainly and address THE
LEDGER 27I Franklin street,
Chicago. III
MENTION THIS PAPER .a.. w.n,.s 80 4ev...,..a..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26

Oregon. the Paradise of Farmers.
Mid. sgussle Climate. certain and abnndant
IN the world. Full info nation tree. Ad ross the
Oregon Immigration Board. Portland. Oregon.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26

No soAP has ers,. been initiated as much
as Dohl,ins' Electric soap. Tao market is
fuH OF limitations. Be Gu. cful that you are
not dsccired. III. b. Dolb;ns, philnlelphia
and New York" is stamped ON every bur.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26

The approved eastern diet for per-
sons affected with lung diseases is raw
beef and hot water.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26
At the Newly Appointed Hour.

At the Newly Appointed Hour.
Albert Bulow wa hangedat Little Falls,
MIMI, at 2 O'Clock on the morning Of the
10th, in aoco.dance with the new state
law, which prescribes that executions
shall take place between the hours Of / and
10. m. The law limits the number Of
persons who shalt witness the execution.
and there were only thirteen persons in
side the Enclosure when the drop fell. Blu.
low met death bravely and made no con-
fession. The Law provides that the news-
papers shall publish only the bare an
nouncement Of hangings, but all the Min
neapolis and st. Paul papers contained
full details Of Bulow's execution. His
crime was killing franklin Eich, near Lit
tie Falls, in October, 1888.
Winous n Southwestern Prospects.
Il. w. Lamberton, v. Simpson, and
Thomas Simpson, the Winona and South
western directors, who have been in New
York for the past ten days in the interest
Of the Southwestern project, have returned
to Winona, we'll satisfied with the result
Of their trip. While reticent as to the
business transacted in New York, they say
that prospects are bright for an early re-
sumption OF the work. They met E. p.
Greeley, OF Sioux City, and several Omaha
gentlemen while in New York, and as there
is . skirmish between Sioux City and
Omaha for the terminus Of the South
western, both cities presented their claims.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-07-26

WHAT'S HER ADDRESS?
She's decidedly homely; 1 don't like her eyes.
And tho shade of her hair il the tint I despise,
Her complexion is bad, unattractive her chin;
Her mouth is too large, her nose is too thin,
But all of these things are but tribes in life,
Compared with true graces. I'll make her my
wife;
For I gave up my seat In the street car to her,
And she looked at me kindly. and said, .Thani
you, SIR"
Omaha World
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-19
HEFF7ER'S
Vinu1n rubidum pasteu-
riense,

lleber ben 8ertb bieier paffeurifrten Motb.
peine f6reibt Sanitdtsrath Or. 8. Surf, 81.
tfftor an Der 8inoer>Y olb. 8Iinif au 9eip3ig, in
elmer 8rodiire ,,Stsrllifruns mnb %aifetri-
%iruns", tueldc in u~nferen 8erfaufsfellen srn
lie abseseben tuirb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
CorRT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

,r,nrr corrr-GESTn,I TEnn Relore Van nrunt z J.
sUrEsyv corRr CHIxSERs before Barrett j. Motion
srPalNE CorRT- spyciAL TERN PAM Before Law.
Jsn zen s,o az law and TACT nos N72 1907 a;2 lS7
1874 22i Il0? llsj, 0i, 1893. ll4o liS2 1857 1919
SUPREME CornT-srEcAL TrEM-pAST u. BEFORE Pnt.
y AZ 400 123 ,2i sSH o lt SG$ 1890 Jt 81
S sgSs spS coUE1 Fcri1"PiKT before Rrca
S2t 2S' s ss2 s32o sa.2 s at.S Sja
$sS3 2 2i2a S56s pose isio ''"0 $500 1'-'
sIa5 5SaE 5ta s5s ss:
s9o s2o2 $50 1921 st7S 3 3s33 1910 ''o6 s2lS Sis9
srrhEsa cogar CgNeyTIJIs.sr TyI-nst,rc Beach, J.
5s9 500 s!6 M ssss a5os SIs7 Siis sGc Ss5s
svIE.sl a I ycsi 5 Insh.@
SS G 229 G S59 SS sa Ys Hss o Is ?sS i S
S2$s s7SS5 rs: iSs7i 200 ssos WIN. .,o,-..
pssT %SSSr Ystts Ti;.lar and r Monroe 1880 N Il
Coop i3So l II Pix. s;5 ? n walsh. c,,,.,,
Ter ne C@. fa9t K kSTTsv E ~
O. eccsrin +. T. bean W. b. DuckwOrtb. II Kceher and
surTSoE coUxr%GISHRlL TxRx-AnIourned until hl.
sTIT.oSS o2 2g 5!s TfnAb'o'' D'o 'D
surEsCE TT ~ go5 e re- nan >.
So; m 3' 9 2 All RAJ Az 81 81 49,
gNo: iSg2 S6i; 1855 1855 1880 1858 1857 i2l5, al
io5 2a 49, 5a S'Ds ss o 1885,
sgFsMfR F5rEshTEEs s P4sT III n; scts
| 1903 1919 1921. 1883.
PLEAs-GENERAL TERM before Iarrrfnore, G. J.,
| Allen and BOukstAyeT, JJ.--CalrndAT for MAY.
CoxMox PLEAs-spEciAL TEmd-Betoro bay, J.-CalendAr
/ for May.
| CoNHoS PLEAa-EoTuY TTRN-hd ournCd for tho
| COMMON PLKAs-TRAL TEKM-PART Before Van HOessn
J-Nus SIS lG7 llBU l4Ss 1913, l4u5 1852. h2l. 1863
ITO gOj $40 1890 ass 1858 1860 2Bi 1852 1855
1874 1877, 1893 1873 1855, 1873 1890, 1921 l292.
COMMON PLTAs-TRIAL TERS-PARr IL-Adoupei fol
|
CRY CoUET-RPEcIAL TERN Before Hoime. ounns
! cry CoURT--TRIAL TERM-PART I.--H"fOTe MCGOWu J
Sos S5s 40 1919 ISL 5el @O77. 2O7s. 2O7s s23 1s2
/ g7l. 2lOi, 2ll4, 2llB, 2l22
err CouRr--TRIAL TEEM-pArT II-Befors Nc Adam. C.
Nos Y6l9 1885, sll SAL 1910 1916. 423 SOL 1881 1862
| $40 100. saS. 2770 80
! CIrT coUET-TRlAL TEHT-PAEr III-Bctore EhrliCh
! ara 2ao 2;Ii 1915. 8lg2 zoos. 1895 22O9 22lO
| CouHT on OYER AND TERNNER-- Before Daniels J., AM
| District Attorney FtllOWs-SO day calendar
| CoukT oT GFsIRLL SEssiONs-PABr I.-Befors Rscorde
srnyn and District Attorney Davs-Nos. 10 g
coURr or GErEaAL SESSIONS II-Betnrc MARITIME
and Assistant Attorney FiEgerad-Nos 10 II in
| COURT OF eEsHRAL sEssioNs-PAET TI-Befors Older
sleeve j. aud Assistant piseAttorneJ Jerums-Sos.
| ie tnonIive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
no SURVEY AN OLD WAR4sHIP.

The old wooden man-of.wa Brooklyn which recently
returned from cruise China waters IL 10 b. surveyed
by board OF naval experts is week. 10 determine what
repairs are Necessary NJ her out for another cruise shd
n estimate the cost BY law OF Congress vessel
can h repaire1 when the cost will reach equal TO
twenty per cent Of the OF vessel OF like dme
sons and materials and IL Is feared that the Brook
win be sentenced Rotten Row Since the Close OF
the war the Brooy has served nearly every SQUADRON
and with one or two exceptions has been the flagship
She has nghtng record 10 that Of the Hartford but
nothinF will save her OF special AUTHORIZATION oV
Congress- be repaired within the twenty Der
cent limit She the South Atlantic station 10"
wears ago. where hhe was called the "Bsek Sneak This
name attached because Of her being painted black
sni the custom had OF slipping IN ind out Of port
when least expected 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

usual activity and strength In tne nonusys
andsome advances In the leading American s .ss
had been made In London, fsct Wnlc an, sn
controlling influence on TIE ioc1' pst,sa.rsd
Whether the advances were natural or engihesio ~,
through orders from New-York has not been
clearly established, unless the exploration 49, ~
nearly three millions gold yesterday Is css
as proof Of the latter theory. Inc auNahose
were none the less substantial on tins accouIL.t.
however, and the short interest was Drou .st
quickly to realizing sense OF us danger nae
Western, and particularly the Granger, snares
wore In greatest request, and the largest auVhuce
was recorded by Chicago, Burlington ana Qulhvy,
which rose 4 per cent The occasion was tne
publication Of the net earn ngs for Msrch, whch
sboup1 n much larger gain than had been ex-
pected. The result was reached partly Dy heany
reduction in working expenses, which may nave
demonstrated previous extravaganza, or az pres
emit rigid economy. The comparison was ma maze
moreover with the first month Of the great strike
OF last year. when the traffic OF the ROAD was
ompletely obstructed, and for that ressS 9ia ~
was less satisfactory. There is reason TO beneNe,
however, that in addition to the urSeno uIyIhs
10 protect extensive short interest," the IrIehus
OF the company IN New-Engiand, as Wen Us O. az
che West, had imbbed new, confidence. o.
Paul Northwestern and Rock Island moved up
ward in natural sym pathy, while 1resh rs III III
AtchisOn in Consequence OF the approaching ehansc
management, impaired strength TO the South
weston stocks Union Pacific and the oregon
and the Northern Pacific shares improved on the
renewal OF negotiations about the JOINT tease
Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company,
which involves an adjustment of territorial dis
putes in the extreme Northwest. The Northern
Pacific stocks were favorably affected also by the
perfecting of the traffic contract with the WIS
nonsin Central Railroad, by which the Eastern
terminus Of the Northern Pacific is removed TO
Chicago With these exceptions there were no
developments OF sufficient importance to influence
the course of prices.
It must be observed that not one Of the stocks
named is a speculative favori to in the London
market The stocks that made the largest al
yances there were not conspicuous by activity
or strength Louisville and Nashville secured
final advance Of only 3-5 per cent. Reading
gained a still smaller fraction, while Erie and
Norfolk and Western suffered slight losses. The
conclusion appears to be sufficiently obvious
Subjoined Is our usual table giving the number
OF shares sold Of all stocks the highest lowest and
prices of a week ago. prefXed by the average
prices Of May s, 1888:
RANos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
CROWDS HEAR THE MuHc N cEyrsAL PARK

CROWDS HEAR THE MCTC ~ CEETBAL PARK
Yesterday was tho FIST Sunday Of he season
on which there music In Central Park, and This
fact together with tho almost perfect weather, caused
the Park 10 be thronged all day. The people eAmo
carly and stayed laio and not I'll the hour for clos
ing the Park arrived dh great part OF them
svince tendency 20 desert the attractive plrASurn
ground. There not many flowers 10 be sre7.
save those In spring bonnots, but ihc greenswHsd
was in nne condition. and every evidence Of tho
opening summer Was greeted with Joy oy tho sWarnls
o. people that included In their ranks representatives
Of every section Of the city and every grade Of so
clety
Al any time while the concert, by CappHs TN
IL gnre NJ Band I'm progress there were from TO-.
900 10 10 900 peoplo on the Mall There wac ono run
Hway by which many persons were put In JEOPARDY ,
although luckily seriously hurt. hrnTN
l. Rsbe, proprietor Of livery stable a. No. 500
West Twenty seventh st. vas out with fr"nd IN
light road gon, trying nov horse. ana Will" going
M the Centre Drive ho lost control Of ~" animal
both were thrown out, and the horse dashed anon :
the trees and FOR some distance close y ur
crowded walk until he caught BY onicer Frank
T. Baldwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06


and the stocks sold the NewYork Stock Exchange Tor
the week three years comEar' As follows Nav 80
nay "a s s5' s M3y ST. E. rs s75 isoSS5
No mar . sod. i,Ii9IO7 2,Oo9ji0 O-4'oS
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The money market WIS somewhat less composed
after the holidays, and on Friday rates Tor eau
Innns an the Stock Exchange were raised 10 !,
and exceptionally TO 8, per cent III consequence
Of fresh shipments OF gold to Europe Inc con-
ditiOn OF ill the foreign exchanges might ne con-
sIdpred anomalous If IL had not been EVIDENT Tor
some time thnt the buying for foreign account was
chiefly q mere matter of arbitraSe between the
London and the New.lork markets. Inc Few
securities that have boon taken Tor actual invest
mrnt have been shipped slowly because the low
rates for money made IL advantageous TO the bu.
ropcan holder TO have them carried here lsrse
appreciation in value might bring them again
into the market where the expense and risk OF the
double shipment would also he saved. II the mcr-
camille demand for remlttances has fortunately
happened to be small the supply OF security DIS
has been much less while the dearth OF commercial
drafts had been the most conspicuous feature OF
the exchange market The only business yester.
day was II course, in cable transfers, nut IL Is
worthy OF notice that In these there were no con,
CPSsiuas in rates. and continuance VI the outward
movement Of specie would seem 10 be lneFlhot',
unless it shOul Ill he checked by an advance IN
money rates. In either case II may be confidently
predicted that the money market VIII be don mated
for the next few weeks by the foreign exchanges.
The Secretary Of the Treasury by refusing to raise
the official prices OF Government bonds, indicates
his opinion that the present necessity Is not an
urgent one, and he evidently intends carefully 10
husband his resources TO meet the usual iAll re.
ouiremento The policy Is sound and prudent al
though perhaps not entirely agreeable 10 specuh.
tive holders of stocks
Aside from the furry on Friday, demand loans
ruled az ? 20 . IL per cent There was no ma.
ietial change in time loans. and there was an
abundance Of capital seeking employment at from
) to per cent for four TO eight months.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has reported gross earning for
.bo IN, Af,ri1 81 MI
panies or systems. or this number fourteen
companies show an increase OF Sl4I.232, or 7.36
per cent and five companies q decrease Of S20O o,
or IL Al per cent The whole number gives an
aggregate gain OF Slls,2lG, or 5.3s per cent:
The following table divides the aggregate and tho diner
cncc- Of tho companies, showing gains aud losses:
Fourth week IN ADil-tsSS. 1889. Differences Per q
ID Co.,, 81 go 655 90 ia 7q7 Inc. ga. 23e s6
8 Co.'s.-....... 22s,O49 2,o27 Dec. "eol0 lhil
10 co's... e. 1875 50s s2,sl6sl4 Inc. Slls,2le Sss
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
The three days since the resumption OF business
at the Stock Exchange were characterized by IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

.a.,Sso May CspccIAD.-Ths Signal Service oneef
here predicted big storm through the West Aod NORTH
west The prediction affected prices Yesterday a. II az
ready fulfilled July whest the active option, tumoed
from ys IS cents TO n 50 and closed not fsr nom h'
bottom Of IT 7saTs cents In reality however thefs
was no rain anywhere where I. was needed The pit ope
atoms slight the scalpers having tho market 70 hs
selves 1t ~ the expectation that the visible supply On
Monday will decrease 10000 bushels For tho sshs
week OF last year the figures iseooo bushnls June
and May whss, closed At tho same price, 80 rs cents
cents over July All the winter markets declined hs
Corn Kan, oil the session within SO cent The large
shiping movement continues, vessel room for 4aoOoo
bushels boins chartered during the day Tho visible sup
py will show another large decrease and tho local STOCK
viii aso be cut down Oats werc as narrow a. eorn
L.oO,rg within IA cent Provisions were dun IN .
speculative wsy that the pit a. times was aeseISE ~
There was however 4 considerable decline In prices W
AZ tho close showing 90 cents lard IL Sens shor ~
10 cents' drop FrdaYs close. The hoR afrtyn
a. III mnr1ns as the Yards IL 900, large for sat
nrday The weeks receipts showed larger than or 20
ssne week year and the packing 20 date larger NV
ISkns into oonsder ration The increased weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
TIE SNIP BUCK WAS SET or FIRE.

The steamer Trinidad from bermuda arrived here
gosterisy bringing among her passengers Dieht
Of tho the ship K. p Buck before reported a.
burned under suspicious circumstances at St. GNorg"
The members Of tho crow on tho Trinidad rcIOriHl
that tho court Of inquiry which ordered tho
fate OF ne Buck ported that the vessel st
nro by NJ tho crew. s"%"ral people on N" Island
the yosscl when she was lost Half the Inhabitants
Of the ISLAND intoxicated for wocA after tho
destruction OF the Buck tho liquor found board
and saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
THOUSANDS OF rAfMIaRAyns LRRIvE.

Five transatlantic steamers yesterday landed 327l
Storage paSosnsers Castle Garden and four other
brought ipto port o97 but did not land them
owing 70 the crowded condition Of the Garden or those
landed yesterday Umbrs from Liverpool brought I'll
storage passankers WIsAnd from Copenhagen had
beard 7io including ais the Azores the wrecked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

Of the Danmark the Nevada from Liverpool
landed ass immigrants; the Heha from Chrisasnssnd
brourht 727 and La GascoEne from Havre had ooo on
board Those who we're held back on board were Slo
On tho Alaska from IAverpooI es1 the Sorrento from
usmburr Clio on the California from Hamburg. and 27s
on the England from Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
ruRopEAN FINANCIAL MAaKEra

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAaRETd
LONDON May A m.Consos 81 lls UT money ana sne
90 ia sor The ACCOUNT Atlantic and Great NesSIn nss
mortgage nusess certificates s2 Cansaih ean ord na
"a ar paul Common New. York CepTa Llos no1N~"
Central 6rst mortgage bonds, 10 PennsylVanH@ oor
Money 10 ok per cent ,.. =, Nj ,ra,c. B7l can.
PARIS advtces quote cent renss ~ Al "a sanos
times for and exchange On Aonuoa @S ~
as centirnes for checks go, - ..,.
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS


Number o, ni....... 1887 70. 1888 %. lisa
f. Z ss 1si SS J : S$s sss SSi s
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
E &. 81 {; a. IL & ,s ;s: @
f. Ss$f'; :; s.! Ss . e s; ;s &
LOUISVILLE. NEw.ALBAsY AND CHICAGO
Ss$Ss; J: : Ell! :Si$s @
LOUISVILLE. Nzw.onLEANs AND TEXAS.
FL $sGRs : : e; s.i': : :si :ss: :s:5:
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Essi; !: 5; I'll 3s sti ts ,
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
EsGR'; 81! S'3;i 6 1i:s. ,s
jan | TO AP pIr tr,i, AND WESTERN
e. ss$3s; :: 81? ; sj SEE; s ;:; s
ST LOUIS ARKANSAS AND TEEh
Ss@R'} { GA %; :s;Ss : 1sS ;;l
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
Hs$;;; :; 81! F H: e ,s ss
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Fourth wssG !! r ssYFil ~ 1888 1888 SS S.@s
LONG ISLAND.
Month Of ,A A1TI ,0 ? 2s5sSs 2 7sssts atss
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Mon Ct .s sgf To- 1856 1856 1885 1oSSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

CHICAGO. Union stock Yards May A-"ras provNs,
,snrnsl rsnorta Catge-Recsipts 1900 head shiPmsss
Ssnp marksS steady Besyes 81 10 IA 30 Steers ~
AZ stockcrs aud Feeders SO 50eS 80 Cows Buns A'
S,Ssd Al eOa s IS, Texas Cattle 90 90 as 60 -,
HoGs--Rsceipts 1000 hsad shipment. eoOc mHniss.
.,nSfy Mixed - 5OnSa 10I Heavy ~ 409St % lAsa'
a S0as4 SIS ;sSSipe 81 b0a4 so. ,oo .-..,
sSsec Receipts 2 500 heat shipments 300 nHss55
steady Natives 80 IS TS0 90. western Corn-leo '" w.
A 81 TeXana IS 259sS7o. -
KANSAS CITY, May 49, The Live stock Indica'0s ,,tS
portsi Cstte-RoSeipts l212 shipments i6S ss M,
sctive and steady Good 20 Choice Cornied IS 20 Tss
Common 20 Medium sS OOaS % stookers ana
Steers &c 90 % 60 Cows 81 70 as 90. ....sv .na
Hogs-Receips S2s7 shipments $50 market s,eva, "a
Good 20 Choice " 10 eS% oOi Soamoo " r
o. hoA 30. SO -. ,,st hut
steady Good b choice buttons 81 oos4 5oi Common
MSdiam 50 6osaS "a. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

The two ana half days MARKET In crude eeruhcsLes
~, Week deserves but brief mention Trahins was
,iobt and professional character with small chsRes
IN values From 81 "a cents there was an early rise
70 50 = cents but prices sased OF to shout opening
quotations The business done In refined p'tfo~um ~.
mains good for the and the exports from Tao Una
s,a,as arr still In excess volume OF year ago
Carving rates ruled from high premiums TO MAJ Ou'
the bcar,sh sentiment The W"sI suffered no soaeen
Speculation appears TO be waiting upon rufner nea DE-
velopuouts or the cue aggressive leadership In one
direction or the other and tie market closed steady bus
devoid OF significance. ., .-,,--- A. ,y..,.,.t
TranNs certificates At the Consoldated STOCK ana ~.
three weeks were a. iouo~sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06
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Rusiness suspended Monday Tuesday md wednssfay
Refined oil ruled unchanged Of $50 cents per gallon
IN SsW.York and 67S 10 Phil ads phls and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

The bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing Mouse
and the stocks sold a. NewYork stock Exchange Tor
the week OF three year, compare as follows: a., 800
~ MAY 7. 81. MAY 5. 'SS. May ~. ~;
E,ch,ng. ~ 81 8 0I3 css s7l9. JO7l is S473 l5OG25
No thar i. sold. lAi3iOi GO0votV "-f'0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. MAY A. 1880,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-06

10 Co,s.... e. 1913 sos e2,s1G.sl4 Inc Slls2lo SSs
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
Tho three days sinoe the resumption OF business
at the Stock Exchange were characterized by un-