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Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
cuIcAGo LNE sroCK MAnKEr.
Cntrc prices unvc Undergone Further
Ihis Mrrk.

CHICAGO, May 81. Cattle prices have unucr-
gone further sntiukaee nhis wcck. and the Close
INK today WAS particularly weak tut heavy cat
rr. which were at the lowest figures On record.
At the present time native lvyf steers are sell
lnS ut an extreme yJ"s. Of from $3.50 to ASo.
and the uulk gu fv from $50 To- 81 Cheap hrot
is livery where called Tor, and. therefore. cattle
~ medium quality sell better in proportion than
rhNIc Z grades, tu, range In prices ioi tie great
bulk Ut the offerings being very narrow. Milk
urs nad spriugyrs are coming here MORO ffetly
aud average lower. the Offerings being largely
u an undesirable Kind. Texans are arriving
IN ne freely, but sell actively.
There Was u Euuu demand az about Nustcr-
days prices fur logs. wlulc thu supply lasted,
sales being Nug,'y ut from SSso to &2. rig
lnD-lh. hogs sold as low us S2N5. and prime u.s.
sorted, l35-lt. to- llU-lh h rs brought from $40
to SIS. Prime light were as high MS "a week
LRt. but heavy are i5c lower, having weakened
with provisions.
sheep offerings that came on the market today
were sold IN a basis uf from S.25 To 50 tN in
fyriut 60 primo sheep and from $50 To SAtN for
lambs. with uh hiv. colorado wooded lambs, sala-
u. at from $500 to SIS. The season for fed
Western sheep and lambs Us about over, the last
of the colorado lumls being oG the road.
Receipts; cattle. $50 head; hogs, 1900 head:
sheep. 5000 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
,mw yonK GENERAL MARKETS.
Quotations Of the Day on various
commodities

NEW YORK. May 23.-FLOrR-Receipts, 1850
Ibis exports. 200 bbls. dull and weak, with
no sales of association brands reported. Min
ncsota patents. 81. 76G4.l5; Minnesota bakers, S2.6'
T3O5; winter patents, sS.7oTS.7j; spring low
grades. s2.OOa3 jO; winter patents, @.TO@a,75'
winter sttaights. *S.S5a&.45.. Rye flour, dull; SUI
peline, t?.Gou2 20; fancy, $215@2S5. g..
COIiNMEAL-Dull yellow we.tcrn coarse, dc;
B~rnrdywine, &l5.
RYI-Eusy; 42H424c.
B~ARELYEQuiet and easy; feeding barley,
aja @Sic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 700 Blu exports, 1920
bu. spot. dull. No. l hard, 1iiFdI1Ac. Options
advanced after the opening on export business,
b for the slosc eased off under realizing. ans
vas tinoi'y unsettled at a cI partial d,os GsSl'1 Esuc OF
July. G7aSGt67 l3-l6c; closed, 61iac.
cphN-Rcceiptss, IT," hn;i exports 200 BY;
with what, but afterwnrd eascd off. closing un-
ghanssd to &c mt liver: May closed a4%e;
o~ATs-Receipte, 1856, $40 bu. eXports, ZIG 100 hu
spot steady; No.. ?, 2tAe: Options Nay s,os Gn,i aiCi
| July. c:osci. 2iisc.
mIAY-QuiGt slipping. s7.toas.cO; good to choice,
HOrs-Hcnvy; state. common to chico; !Si
| crop. 2iealisc; 1895 crop, 3aSc; Pacific coast, 1894
'HHnipTS&Firm: wet salted New orlenns. selected
Galveston, lie; Buenos Ayres. dry. Ice; Texas
LEATHER-Firm Hemlock, sole. 3. A.. light
t, heavy weights; 1sn2oc;, acid; ls@2Sc mn, ~.
beef hams. sl5.oo. Cut meat, about STEADY;
picked bellies, +@4hc; picked shoulders, 4Am
is.c. Lard. quiet; western steam. S4.GI; nominal:
May, A.GD, nominal. Pork, du.l; old to new mess
IS. 5Oda. so: short clear. 80 50tnll.0.
BI'TTER-RsCeipts. 6,SS4 pkSs.; market quiet;
western dairy, sale; western creamery lHl5'Hc'
Elgins. ljlRc.
CHRESE-Receipts. 600 pkgs. market steady
large. 5a9l4c; small: 4i2@9hc; part SKINS ga
4lac; full skins, 2I2lac.
6,644 pkgs. market steady
state and Pennsylvania, nl2dl2c; western, lOa
1llaC. ,o,,
asked; refined. New York, Sc; Philadelphia anc
Unltimole. So. 20: Philadelphia and Baltimore, II
bulk. $.25. Resin, quiet: strained. common t
= od. 81. "a 90. Turpentine spirits. quiet at 2tn
3Gisc. Cottonseed oil, dull; prime crude f. o: b.
rniils, l7Ml9C; off grades, 19l2M2Ol2c; prime sum
mcr. yellow, &c; off summer, yellow, 2od2''4c
prime white. 2SI2gc.
and steady; domestic, fair tc
extra, state; Japan, 3&Hic.
MOLkSSES-Quiet; New Orleans, open Kettle
good to choice, 2guSIc. -1
iron. quiet; southern, Slo'I5l
"a 90. northern. sl1, Nnl IL. %. Copper. firm; brokers
iissc. Lead, steady; brokers, $3.50. Tin plates
WOoL-Quiet; domestic fleece, lGa22e; pulled
~BEEF-ouiet; family. 9.5oa1l.O0; extra mess
81. Beef hams, ~sl5alj.5O; extra India mess SD"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-The Island OF
socorro, 400 miles off the Mexican coast, is
in a state of eruption. Two months ago.
which is the latest date that news was re-
ceived from the island, lava was running down
the mountain sides, overlooking the lowlands
and travelling to the sea.
ganbic office from the schooner Tampa to
Tacoma. Captain Peters OF the vessel spoke
the Danish bark Schwalde of GuyamaS'
which reported having passed Socorro on
March 20. The sea and sky were hlled WIN
asbas miles away from the island and the
blazing mountain was first made out at night
II VAS a magnificent sight, he said, but he
did not dare to venture nearer owing to the
| troubled condition of the ocean.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotation
on SlnpIc md Enmcy

E~GGS-Choice stock, 7c; slow.
BUTTER-Common to fair. Gq7c; choice to
fancy country, lOdl2c.
V~EAL-Choice fat. so to 40 lbs. are quoted at
7Q7iac; large and coarse, 4Qbc.
CHEEsE-Domestic brick. lSc; Exam, per
d9S $3.50; club house. lib, jars per doz' ,s59;
Jars, per do2.. $500; Young Americas, l2c; twins.
fancy, llac.
turkeys. 7dsc; ducks, sllOc; geese, sac; spring
chickens. per doz.. s2,Ooa4,N, or lSc per lb. for
weights running from IA to lbs; springs un-
H~AYmupland, s.; midland. $50 lowland; s.;
Hight bales sell the best: only top grades bring
'' RR DON onN-Extremoly slow sale; new
crop, delivered on track in country; choice green
seitnwork,ng carpet per H., 2*Si choice green
PlGEoNs-Live, HoGl.9o; dead pigeons not
wanted.
ToMAToEs-Choice stock, 6-baskrt crates
~PEAs-Boxes, "a bu., Toe; bu, boxes, $50,
TOT oNIoNS-Per doz. punches. 5QlOc.
CuGuMbERS-Per doz,, Gog75c,
WAN BEANs-Pcr "a bu. box, I5c; bu' box
STRING BEANs-Per Is bu, box, Toe; per bu
IiE rLANT-Home grown per h., lie.
cABBAGE-Californla stock per Id, 2Ac'
SWEET SEff? F It5ISA e5iSsa %%Sy' ~"
NM hEAHHssaPeg To-. 'e'
- 80 kAHh"h HN'h'H
POTATOES Minnesota Burbanks, S7d4oc; Colo
rada. 45c; Rcd River, valley seed potatoes, $50
40c; California new potatoes, per H., 2i.c.
ONIONS-Per crate. 500.
FRUITS.
The receipts OF strawberries We're large, bu
thu stock poor. Quotations.:
Observation-Disclosures stock '2'2o'
ne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
C%ALiFoRNIA CH~ERRIEs-Per lO-lb,. box
$500.
GoOSEBERRIES-Per 2i-qt. case, S25o.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES. Mediterranean sweets 81 59qS rs.
MISUNDERSTANDING. fancy, &loHi.OOi eNtr
fancy. 81. 25a45O choice, S3,75.
RANANAs-Cholce large Stock per sgo bunch
pINEAPPLES-Per doz, according to size
81. 00a2, 25.
N~uTs-Almonds California per H.; medium
Braziis. per 10. Sc; English walnuts, per ID,
fancy soft she'll, i2c; medium size, lOei hleeIts
ner 10, Zoe; pecans. polished medium, SC; large
ice; peanuts. raw. 6H07c; roasted. T!he.
.HoNEY-Faney white per '"' f"' s"'
MAPLE sYRUP-Fiys gal. cans. saeh' N's
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
Io,,on Market Conditions.

LONDON, MAY Y-The weath-r durIng th'
past week has been unsettled, and there has not
been sufficient rain. but the wheat promises well
In the market sellers of wheat have be'h re
served. BUYERS were Indifferent. There wa'
more inquiry fJr Russian wheat; California
wheat, prompt delivery was quoted at rs ga
Duluth wheat. June and July d-livery, .5s 90
Sppt, quiet: English wheat scarce and irm
Maize was slow and weak r mixed American
Loading. l5s 30. Barley. dull and unchanged
nals Mostern mIxed Were quoted At 9s ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
asked.
EinuuciuI Notes.

BOSTON. May 23.-Clearings. Sl5, I69, 1856; bal
ances, sl.476, go.
BALTIMORE, Md May Chickering's, G2t2'-
C62; balances. s572,y6A.
PHILADELPHIA, May Chickering's, Sll.O92,
$50; balances, 81, 6GI, $50.
NEW YORK, May 23,-ClearIngs, SIS. 2lO 900
balances. 81, S2l, 4ta. Exports OF specie from the
pprt of New York for the week amounted TO
81, 100. 900 in gold, and $l.OlG, $50 in silver, The
Imports were: Gold. Sl3,S77; silver, So, 9sS; dfy
goods. 81, 52G, coo; general merchandise, IS, i12'G 600,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

WrTc no fhrfp hOTO 10 MAKE
any test Of the market today. The tendency
of the sheep market during the past week has
have been unusually large. The demand has
been 20 d and buyers have bid strong price,
though In some instance owners nave pieitIitI
going on with their sle.p TO selling htrt. IN.
gaas0n for fed western sheep ana lambs n ab'll
ended The last OF the colorado lambs ar" on
tho road. agd a week or two more VII see "
rnd ~ them Tor This year, About IA Wy lhnlbl
have h4.n sent TO market from Fort Collins ana
Vicinity this year. The quality was exception
ally good and prices were relatively hlth hl
y,,yod with good native lambs, yet about 81 pei
bundrr, lower than a year ago, f"'drT" Sen
Ia he fairly we'll satshed with the seasons wn,H
,ybrn tneN realize that the cattle ana hpg ittuei
/, really in a worse positl n. Fair 20 choice
mutions are quotable, ~ S0a3.'0i stock shtep
~ JDa3. %; lambs, 8.5N5,W'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

BOSTON, May 2S.-It is alleged that rlcu
deposits OF gold and silver have been FOUND
on the Tufts estate at summeryille, the
largest Of the city's suburban towns a VEN
is said TO have been uncovered by worknei
Blasting for a building foundation. othel
minerals are said to have been found In the
same neighborhood.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
Foreign Financial.

BERLIN, UNDERSTANDING on London, elght
DAYS sight, 20 miirks' ~ pfg.
PARIS, May 23l-Three per cent rentes, l0lf
7iRc for tn account; exchange on lohuoN' Z1i
iSc for checks, ~ p"
LONDON, May Gold is quoted at Busnos
Ayres today AT 21f! Madrid, 49, u; Lisbon, rs
p r ounce. The 9mount Of lullion gone into the
Hank OF EnglAnhLon bnlance tolay. ll21.O0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
Daily Newspnpcr for 'C%yciers.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The first daily
cycling paper ever published in the English
language appeared this morning 1t is the
Daily American Wheelman and is pubiiehad
in New York. The daily il seven columns.
four pages. and will chronicle the cycling
news of the worli. 1t Sells for / cent. The
weekly edition will be continued.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
knn.n. CIV Markets.

steady; No. 2 hard. 54%c; No. 3. 45p50c; No. z
rrd, csc; no. 8, 53a5Se; No. 2 spring, Hlgc; No
CoRN-Market weak; No, 2 mixed. 22Aci No.
2 white, 2iN2il4c.
whit. l9c.
RHE-No 2. see.
HAY-Mark.t steady, unchanged.
BUTTER-Market weak; creamery, l2alSc
dairy, lO~al2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
Sunur

SEW YORK, May 22.-srGAR-ltuw arm; mir
l. timing, 8t4c: centrifugal. &C t,st. Sc. refined,
firm; standard A. Lie: c"nfoctigucrs' ~.
. Lice; crushed, l3-lGc, granulntcd, Q S-lGc.
LONpON May 23.-SCGAR-CHnc, quiet; Moth
ing doing; centrifugal, Java, los; Muscoyu,lo. tuir
refining, lis 10tad.
REET-Steudy; prices fully maintained; May,
IL Ilnd. INln liz Oh
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
TnIrhn Grnin.

TOLEDO. May Higher but
firm No. ? cash and May. 6SAc; July, @Nc'
August, 6Sssc.
~CORN-ActIvo. but lower, M. 2 cash aud
May. 2gNc: No. 3 cash. 2S'.c.
~uATS-Dull. but steady; No. ? mixed and May,
RYE-Dull; No. cash. 37c.
CLOVER sEED-pull. prime cash, ilG0; octo.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

NEW YORK MAY L3.-The Weekly bank s'ate-
ment shows tie 90 lh~ing changes Reeve, m
crease, IS. l23 525: loans, decrease, $500 on; specie
increase. 81. 427 2S4; LEGAL tender, increase, 81, 45S,-
300; deposits. dFdiNhse, $3.50, 100; circulation, IN
crease, Sl47 900. THE hanks n " hold s2l, IOl 300
in excess OF the =, qnirements OF the % per cent
rttla
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

SACRAMENTO, Cal, May Ex-Governor
Budd has offered a reward of $1,000 for the
arrest Of Joseph Blanther, who Is believed
to have murdered Mrs, Philopens Laheleiu'
at san Francisco last Friday night,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
ST. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. May 23.-FLOUR-Steady at the
rec. Mt decline; patents. s.. j5G3. So; extra fancy,
81 25T3. e: fancy 81. 75d2 81; choice, 50. 5odt2. 60.
speculative market opened duh
ndvancr, and the close was higher than yester-
day. spot. lower; No, . red, cash, 5Sc bid. el,
vator; 6ld62Igc, track; May, $3.50; july 7SAc'
August. 5sA M5S7sc.
CORN-Futures. easier on declines elsewhere
and prospeCts for settled weather. Spot, lower
No. 2 mixed. cash. 26isc; May, 2Ghc; July, 2G1sc
SPIT, mbc@. 277sI2Sc.
the demand. Spot, lower; No. 2 cash, lS12c; May
IS4c; July. 1870; August, l7&c.
RYE-Quiet at S5c. track.
CORN Meals S5Gl. 40.
R~RAN-Firm; sacked, salable at ACC eas'
track.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 25m2. o. rooo
$50. this side.
~EGGs-steady at Sc for fresh.
METALs-f~ad adj. not 50 firm; So 774a2.S1. Spell
ter. nominal At 50. 72laG2s5,
COTTON TIES-UnchanEed; 72c.
BAGGING-Unchanged; 4H5c.
POULTRY-Market steady; chickens; 6t3"lc
old: i2alJc, for springs; ducks, ne. old; l6c 10
'BWTTER-Market steady; creamery, 12@l7l3c
pROVISIONS-Pork. higher; standard mess
| i1bhing $3.50. Lard, better; prime steam. A'lO
| choice, 40. Bacon, box d shoulders, 81. %; longs
box d shoulders. SAFE; longs. 500; ribs, A'l2'a
7RECEfPTS-Flour. 5000 bbls. wheat. li,oOO bu.
corn x Ol bu.: oats, SO 600 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 5000 ibis; wheat, 100
bu.; corn. G,GOo bu.; oats, 1900 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
n CIV 1.-Two Stuck.

KANSAS CITY. May s3-CArTt.H-RcCCipts
800 haud; shipments, 800 head; market uominally
steady. .lly retail trade.
HOGS Receipts, 400 head; shipments, 2AcO
head. market strong, sc higher; bu X ot. sales,
S3.Uun3|I. httNi,s, s. SOS. 10; packers, S2H1n3.l5.
mixed, S&oon3.l5; ltrhts, $&loa22j; Workers.
81 ltd@.20. pigs. $3.NiN2 -.
EEL Receipts. $3.50 head; shipments. 2loJ
hcadi market steady; lambs, S2.75alOO; mutton.
50 OOyt2 40
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

The total sales of stocks today We're 81. 49,
shares, including the following: American To
bacco, $3.50; American Sugar, 1920; SuFlinStHh
and Quincy, 1000; Chicago Gas, loo; Louisville
& Nashville, 100; st. Paul, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

CnHrn MnrkrI.

NEW YORK., May 23.-COFFEE-Options
crrnrI barely steady. with May s points owe,
ana others i5dlS points lower: ruled generally
week under foreign SELLING, Decline answered
bv local covering ana other buying; closed steady
al a net decline Of 1Ol2i p,ints. sales j 20
bags. including May, 81. 75Il2 so; July, 81; 90
II. 10: September. IA. 75dlO.SL Spot @ ne, RIO, dul'
No. Z. si4. mild. qui /; Cordova, sl6.754iS' Mare
house deliveries, $50 bags form New York
N.w \. Tx stock today, lG5, 3S bags; United
states stock. ls9, 1913 bags; atinat for the United
states. lGl. 800 bags; total visible supply Tor
SANTOS May 22-Dull; good average san
tos. ls.co refs; receipts, 5000 bags; stock TOO
HAMBURG, May 2s.-Quiet; y pfg. de-
cline; sales. 400 bags.
no. May &,-steady; No. Z. 1890 refs; eS,
change. 10 3 led; receipts, 1000 bags; CLEARED
Tor the United States, 5000 bags; cleared for
| Enrnne. INO bags; stock. $1,000 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

PEoRGA, May S,-CoRN-Easieri No ? 2"'sei
N~oATs|Dul. lower No white, loal9lsc; No.
3 white. lszGlS%c..
~RYE-Dull; No. 2 SGc. a.,
RECEIPTS-Corn, 1880 bus. oats, 5S2l1
bus.; rye. none; whisky, 10 gals wheat C'
IssHIpMENTs-Corn. 400 bus; oats, cog
bus; rye, none; whisky. CI5 gals wheat none
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

1,Nps stscis. &c.g55e, gt0ss and. ted. s'ockcrs
aul feeders. S.,oUNC5, soWs aud hoitcts. $4,000
s.D. bulls. mostly $22H2n.
OGS RycDIrts. lSul head. market strong
heavy. ylo0u3e5; mixed, &.UoVS.sO' ught, SloD
$50.
siiEEr Rcs,r,s. $500 head; market stoody;
uItlycs SUaua.5o, Texans. Sa,'b@S', lambs.
81 uuuI N
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

liza tales: exported to the continent. tou tales;
copstwise, i,i2l bales, sales, 90 bales. STOCK,
lQ, 36S bales.
NEW YORK. May 3.-COTrON-Easy; mid-
ding. Stsc; net receipts. 28O bales; gross. l,aOl
bales; forwarded. 200 bales. sales. none; stock
nrtuaO Im1It bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
London Exchange closed.
.Eriscn Mhcnt.

LONDON, May g3-Today being a holiday all
markets are closed.
LIVERPOOL. May 23.-Today Is a holiday ON
the grain and provision exchanges.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
Articles.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

on the Produce exchange today the butter mar
xrt was firm: creamery. ll@l5c: dairy. 0S
i3c. Eggs. firm; fresh, 9GlO!6c. Cheese, quiet, !
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
NIInnenpOIis WheaI.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2S.-wHEAT-stcady,
May, 59sc; July, bsG l9isc; September. 5Ssg
bgA.c. On track; No. ! hard, GOAc; No. ! north
ern. 5ogNAe; No, . northern, @ae; receipts. lis
cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

NEW ORLEANS, May 2S-coTToN-steady'
binary, 7se; net receipts, lo.9i bales; gross
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
nrN GnnIs Mnrket.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-As usual to the half
h,lidny season there was but a moderate demand
on the part Of spot purchasers, and mail orders
wSrc for like ~asSortments. and the market pre-
scented rather "A quiet aspect. Printing cloths
quiet but firm at 2 9-l6c.
FALL RIVE Mass. May 23.-SaleS In the
urint cloth markets have been light duilhg ths
week. The demand has been fair or moderate.
INT manufacturers were slow sellsrs. Tne de-
mnnd exteaded into August for small lots. but
during the most II the week the demand has
hren nearly all confined to June deliveries, ODDS
are stil at "A slight advantage over regulars
i'm selling. Almost no regulars were sold Mos,
sales for July and August. a quarter OF tht
sales were spots, But few Regulars We're spots
an very early deliveries. The market Is firm al
9-l6c; and manufacturers want better prices
Lefo,e they will sell any amount Of go DIS. Ihert
is "A moderate demand for June. The stock IN
creased 20 900 pieces, all II that Increase ana
more coming In regulars. as odds fell on a lhtlt
In stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
BURNED UP uNpELIvEHEp MAIL.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 23.-wHEAT-Firm
December, SLO3A.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

The past week mas Dttn 'ld ~
very light cattle receipts, there having been
a heavy decrease, as compared with the pre-
vious week. At the same time, there has
been a ve.y large gain in hog rec ipts. S.,cep
receipts have also been larger than
usual, though not up to the recoru-breakinS
run of the previous week.
+ CATTLE-Inhuences have been at work
the past week to bring about a gradual De
crease in the receipts and the run at the
close was the lightest of. any day thiSs
month. The offerings consisted manly OF
cornfed beevea, natives and Westerns, WIN
a few scattering loads of BUTCHER stock
and feeders. u,
The market on fat cattle picked up a littls
today and values on steers were stronger
all around. AS high as $3.50 was paid Tor
one big bunch of Cornfed westerns. whicn
was more than they would. have brought
any time within the past few Gays. ms
most of the beef steers in the yard sold al
e. 1898. so. The market was fairly active ana
everything sold early.
only three or four loads of COWS. and
he.fers were on sale and the buyers picked
them up early at about the same prices as
prevailed Yesterday. A lord of heavy c-ws
sod at S.35 and some Si6-pound heifers at
$3.50.
Little stockers weighing under 500 pounds
brought 3.75. but the trading in that kind
of cattle was very limited, owing to the
small. number on sale. Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

BOSTON. MAY 23.-Cal loans: 3%5& per cent;
time loans. 4GJx per cent. Closing prices Tor
stocks. bonds aud Mini lssILrss:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24

ST. LOUIS. May S-cATTLE-Recelpts 600
hesS; market steady; native beeVeS.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
noston stock Quotations.

silver bars. GSisr; Mexican dollars, 5ihE9J
Sight drafts, l2Itc; telesrLphic. lJc.
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Ine leadlng lutures ranged as follows:

cash guotations were as follows:
~FLOUR-Firm: winter patents, S3.7NH3.so; win
ter straiehts, SO. 2jn3. 40; spring patents, S3,4Ng
S.75: spring straights, s3.O0qS.25; bakers, $2@'a
WWHEAT-No. 2 spring, Coo; No. 8 spring, Sc;
No. 2 red. 64M6ihc.
oATs-No. 2, 19c; No. 2 white, @4@2oSsc; No.
q white, 1888
RYI-No. 2, 35iAc. o1
R~ARLEY-No. 2, nominal; No. 8, 4. o. b., 2SM
| 35c; No. 4, f. o.. b.. 2S@3lc.
| S~EED-Prime, SO. 2O@3. %.
e pROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. S! 250lSo.
loose. s.. goQ3.95. Dry sailed shoulders tboxedl.
| "a G0dI Is, Short clear sides Iboxed), Si.NfG4 l2l2.
WHiSK Y-Distillers' finished goods, per gal,
$l.22. econ. a,. s,n
the following were the receipts and shipments
today:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
Snn Frnncisco Mining QuOtntiOns.

SAN FRANCISCO. NJ " 23.-rhe om:iil closi1s
quotations for milin; st):Sstoty ws'a as tl-
lpwE.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-24
New York Mining Quotations.

NEW YORK. My 25.-Ths following ara TIT
closing mining quotations.:
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-26

The following couples have been
married within the past week: Grant
Ditch and Miss Cora Mccarthy Of
York township; Emil Pearson and
Miss May Almond, Miller; Albert kel-
ley, Como and Miss Nellie McMurtry,
of Hubert. The PRESS extends con-
gratulations to these happy young
couples. Licences have also been is
sued for the marriage to day OIL. Z.
Estee and Miss Anna Roberts; Ohio
Collins and Miss Gertie Furman; Fl,
{ Arbogast and Mrs. Locket.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-26

Mrs. ]. II. Warke, OF Rockdale
twp. showed a number of citizens
yesterday the finest specimen ofiruit
in the shape of an apple that ever
grew out of doors. 1t weighed II
pounds, and measured u inches.
This mammoth apple was raised in
Washington by her brother, A. c.
Reeves, on a tree planted by himself
three years ago. He will be remem-
bered as n resident of Alpha town
ship this county. The apple was sent
nicely packed in cotton to Mrs.
Warke's aged mother.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-26
Killed in Thirty Minutes
The Power of Electricity as Applied by
CardO's Remedies. Cures the
worst pains from Rlieuma-
tism, Sciatica and Neu.
ralgia In 80 Minutes.

The effect OF electricity is instan-
taneous. and this same rapidity O.
action is gained by the use ofCardos
Electric Fluid. This is the only eA-
ternal application which contains
the positive and negative elements
of electricity.
Cardo's Curative Syrup (5Oc a bot
tle), made from the famous LAND
rindod Water, is the quickest cure lit
the world for nervousness, dyspep-
sin, liver, kidney, blood and stomach
disorders. bad appetite and sleep
lessness, and when used with Cardo's
Electric Fluid, (5Oc q bottle), will
positively cure the most desperate
forms of rheumatism, sciatica, neu-
ralgia, paralysis, week muscles, stir
Joints and all aches and pains.
Cardo's Lung Tonic (5Oc a bottle y.
IA positive cure for throat and lung
troubles, bronchitis, asthma, coughs,
and colds. Sold by J.. ID. Fitzgerald,
guaranteed to cure or money re-
turned.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-26
Coal Ard Grain.

The G. W. VanDusen Elevator
Company, with the genialE. Byamas
agent, is prepared to handle grain
promptly and pay the highest price
for wheat and other grain. They al-
50 carry the best grades Of coal for
sale in quantities or small lots. Eie-
vator and warehouse st Miller. See
Mr.. Byam before selling your wheat.
att.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-11-26
REE HEIGHTS,

Miss Rose Maxwell spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in Mil
Ter.
We BEG Mr.. Fleming's pardon for
stating that he had Il partner in the
hay scales. We were wrongly in
formed. We always like to publish
any improvements in our town, and
all new business firms; but all editors
do not care to do free advertising
and we don't blame them.
Mr.. Duel droye in quite u fock Of
sheep from Miller which he will iattan
for the eastern markets.
West Newell has taken 60 head OF
cattle to winter for David and Peter
Watkins, not - head of David Wat
kins, as stated in last weeks Stock
man. 1t would be better ii the cor
respondent OF the Stockman would
obtain a little more reliable informa-
ton before publishing the same.
Thanksgiving services at the
church Thursday at eleven o'clock.
Some OF the stocl;men are shipping
their cattle OF account OF shortage
OF hay.
Ed Meehan is attending school here
this winter.