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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

CHICAGO. May n
CsrrJr-NsrEst fairly active, out feeling
ratha- weak Quota-ious rargse AZ a. 7nG5 Is
f0r choice t0 faarv Shipping Steers - io94do
f1r good 20 rbcirs 40 "a %14 ~ Tor commOn
% ar a. g. sSe3 ss far butchers steers y a.
13 Is f1r stoeb - s. ,sGsS fsr Texans. SIS
"a rr s~~ rs~fa-s ~ 9n4s ~ - Co~s. - 80
as s,r R1us ard e '0as a ,0r Veal Calves.
Hoes Make. active sslss ranKef ho.G
AZ fc- rnt ft a. IS f-r rouEh packing - ID
g. 7, s--.r -.f snl a lSG4 70 for osAry PACK
90 80 .zira.nH ors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
ueavr sh,plnent. Of CattIe.

HELENA, Mont. May TO- Montana
cattle shipments this wear viii reach
nearly 100 600 mead. an increase Of a.
least 80. OO0 head over last year
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

srRrNerrELn. IL, May 1o-The Sec
retary Of State has issued license TO
the Philip Il. sheridan Monument As
sociation. which viii erect statue 10
the memory % General Sheridan in
Union Park. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

st LOUIS Nay 1o-Lucy White. Q
years Old. dropped dead at the last St.
Louis public school Immediately after
recoss Friday afternoon. she had been
jumping tie rope.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

18th the method and resul1s when
eyruP of sigs i taksa il u pleasant
All refreshing - the taste, al acts
gently Jet promptly on tbs Kidneys,
liver and B0seis. elaanses the sys-
tsm eEsCtua.ly, dlspels colds, head
aches and feVerB snd cures habiEuzl
constipation. syrup q Figs s the
onlY remedy Of i-s kind ever pro
daced, pleasing % the taste and ae-
eeptzble ~ the stomach, prompt Ia
- action and truly beneficial Ia It's
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aad agreeable substances, ia
many excellent qualities commend it
n al and havs made iL the most
popular remedy known
syrup of Figs is for sale In 500
and 81 bottles b. al leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes % try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
sAs FRAsC.sCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. a. sES ross. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
rsint Work. Burned.

BRooELYy, May lo-Masury & Sons
paint works aud the Atlantic starch
works burned Friday. Loss 500, 600;
fully insured
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
The MARKETS
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CBICAGo, May 10
FLoUR-Oulst and unchanged Spring Pat
ents. 8. .0oQ5 50, Bakers. - mas ~; Strsights
3 2sa. AS. Winter PstsutS. h5CG55o; Clears
g. loGsso
wHsAr-CussttIst but active. No. Q cash
sstsa 90 July. 94a06c; No. Spring 6sGsoo.
No 8 Spring -SeSc.
COMA ctivo sut unsettled No. 2. AAc;
No yellow aosGc5Ac No j 34c: No. Vel
low. stac. 40. White 84sc; May Asc
s.ac. June 3s4ss4Nc; July. sssS2ae, Au-
g1st. }sac5Sc September. S5bGSsSc
OArs-Actiye but unsettled. No. cash,
g-i.rEAc. Msy, 27Arsst,e; June. 25a 2,e4e;
July. 90 1a6.r Samples easier. No. B. 27c
sSt,c. 70 3 White eS630-; No. Q 2sa8+1o
No Waite. SOes3lse.
RYE-Stea<Y bgt slow. No. cash and May
sac Samples about s2,,ossne for No q. and
asl5i for No J
BARLEY- Quiet and easy. Common, thin
Iors No tand No. 3 2TaSoc, good to choice
ElO Northwestern , thin, S5e4Oc.
good 20 choice isa4sc fancy 5O,152c.
MESS PoRK-Quiet at steady prices. Prices
ranged a. tl2 s. sQlsoo sor cash, sl2 s7HGl3 20
f0r MAY. sls po4f3 10 for June. and ti3 io,si2iT
for jolly
LARu-DuI 'ut prices ruled steady az n. e2ts
- IS -'or cash. e ~. CO.'S sor MAY t5sOR
So, fov June. .nd ta 4Ocs tet, for July.
BUTTER Creamery. sEt7Nc, Dairy t9isc
Ft-s.er stock g.
E-.~- Fresh. 3aGtt-
PrUTrRV- 1--we. Spring Chickens. eOft29o
Per lo Turkeys. sG13c per 10 Ducks. sailc
per l0 Geese g 9oc50o per dozen.
LGQCoss-D Distilled Spirits RUE quiet on the
basis of iL)c f0r flashed goods.
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I Y :. = q EUUIIt-
NEw YORK. May 10.

WHEtr-Onlv moderately active, EASY; %
~ lower on early months, Ac higher on lste
months June CO.. 9si %. July. ssNGsokc.
Aaxus, SNcs-Ac. September. TaEss1o;
Decsu n~r gT-s9s3hc
CoRN-SfeatF. dan. No 2 nS0Skc
steamer M.xsd. s2s Z tjAc
OArs-Qulet steady Western. s21tic.
PROVISIONS B--f stroaz Plate. q. 7S<as 10.
THtra Nsss q "a - Fork sru ssd quiet
NsE Mess sft1cl4s0. Extra Prime. Eioo
Lad 3ll and easy steam rendered. NS
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