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Decorah-posten., 1898-05-24
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Z mango Raanebsr er Gotta RtcaS Gali'mpHt mere
pebblsSst mso al inftc GitetlianiHssr Of gsRsaiertns
gems Rereeiebitr | Emtsb, iHotii Eummen aniaQssa al
bare uaaet 100000. W%eblemner al bet bsmmsltae
EpcaaeIisspo'iti har iirr p1ret uiriiomne mso Of
traite btsie Eptrtrroers Ill anipar. Zen bsmufsliss
gotititiereites gtrietralt ~bstpisIes Ire; men bet ar
pna tngen Maaos en- 6etrmsIiebsb. men ct mrattgt
5o,tun, at ben Tlensiis, Soitsttsts N0psbittrrs pocr
be Epnac. NerUgie oa 5pspsptiite, or al Ggtr =laaa.
Ter bar fra lib Ill apbcn u9ret Joridlifningcr al ten
al q. @eOrg % Tragen liant bet iortriHltge tppoarus
fife Arbeite CT itfe ida liasiil al eitcrlisne. GubUer,
Tom bar bruQt Bitteren, fleRber bens iortrrfsliae
bebaaelige Iontc ptl ~ubsttnaet i%ore5pgqe og htlbrebe
R-larid. Rbehmdttsme, Roreen pto ss0srsH, Wprc'
ipge % Igspepltd. (Wai.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-24
Sombarbementet paa
sam Juan.
Ut Eicnpibnc forteacr.


st 2ienpione bar aipet fsloenbe
Sttlortns az G~nteltbeoerne unber
commandments at San ,Suan Yorto
Rtco, ben 12ie Wai:
Oct mGrtelisite peo belle Yombar-
oenlentet bar ben ubetpoelige Stabe,
iom tllfsieoes ben ameritanIte Slaabe.
5lenosns Slo bar beftig oe uafbrubt,
O9 gattsriernss boie gelissenbeb gap
5tenoen en- b~etpoelis 6oroel. Sngsn
tan f%oritaa, bporlepss bet bar muliet,
at ben iua iieIoen traf Stibsne. PRO
jetttlerne Hog neo runot omtrin9 benz,
men fun to anrettsoe npgen n9pnep9r>
big Staoe. acknowledgements paa Gan
Suan ptler, at bet er ct meeet panitez
lt9t 5%oretagenoe ielp for be iterteIte
Slag'ttbe at eoelGsse sunitis belisz
genoe 59itninssperter.
De ipGre 8atterier pua idmtlige
Sttbe arbeioeoe fsrit iammen, ~efterat
5laaben bapbe pasIeret en- Gang forbi
6orterne. Sette bapbe fin 8runb !
ben tptte Rse, iom be minbre Battle
r'er bdpoe foraariaset, og fom ofte
n9iten forbinbrebe aanpnererne peb
be itore 9atterier at ie Ganb.
apmiralen og bans asIiiterenoe
Stabs4ef Staunton fob paa Sperz
battet peb 2eiioen Of llbtiestaarnet,
iom ianoipnliapis aloris blir bsnpts
tst / Stag, meominbre ben fienbtliss
Slo tommer fra besse Siber. !Sibtil
bar llotisstaarnet piit fig at bore en-
operfIsbis Shortening.
Der aHpreoes fire grsbIiber, for
Spanierne pausneoe. Smiblsrtib itea
Der op fra Ssioerne fore bpibgule
Stper, bpor bore 3usIer iGps nep.
Ssrpaa faces bpiOe Rssitpsr ps imao
5lammer at itige op fra Sorbpbnins
gerne / S%anobsierne. st par Sum
brebe Yaros fra Soma f~pruplebe Ban
bet op til flor Glabe for bore SoIt,
iom MI pioite, at Sienoen beTparebe
Sloen. 2iot efter libt blep Resen tpt=
tere ps Sotpas Def blep fugtist oe
beo9ttet msb Saltpeter. aittsrterne
MATTE peiaa bper Bar Minuter puos
ies. ManbItabernes InIister bier
imubiiee og Salpeteret foradriassbe
en- bitter Smag paa 2eberHe. 9ssr
Sang be ipGre Sanoner / Suurnei
uFpreOes, ipntes Stibst at bepe fig OF
al gunpst, Iom ON bet piIbe felss met
Stuooet. Snoiuna, bpis S~tprbDross
iios bar inbbpGet / Rsg, 9ipros Sno=
trbt az at bore en- m9gtig Saitnins.
Sbet Soma breiebe ON for at penbs
tilbase til llogangspunttet fprspe bele
2inien.
Webens Sienbsns Slb bar pad bel
6eftisfte, fob TO 9laatrsier peb So,
mas 9ous for meb Goblet at foretage
Maalinger, os be uofsrte 1T Irbeioe
iaa rplis os usenert, iom ON be bapbe
p1ret / Hetp Yorts Sapn.
Setroits mpoise 9olpnins pattt
ben itsrite Spfst, % bet maa anieea
Iom ct 9ibunber, at ben life bier
truFst. Gn formslis Hesn al Sprenss
Ituo bagleoe neboper ben. mebens ben
fun bar 500 garbs fra Seitninsspers
terne % torbenbe lss pad benz meo fin,
5 sommers burtigtiSenbe gatterier,
Manbfaterne leb frpstelig unosr
ben br9nbenbe Splbebe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-24

proiesiorsrne Sope, pstisrisn %
Npoubl bar anersoe p~aabsspnbt en-
Hunorsiis / 5ritirtsns Msnisbsber for
at jamie til earsrlsu til aussburs.
RisiiOnar Ssisaarbs Sprloosbe.
Vtt's Sulia earisn, 5osbrote. Dis.,
ltal ilau 5slss til Mabasaitar msb
osltsr aarrline Slisn, iom ital tass
ofbsoe perniIs peoeriens plaos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-24

On ilos Wunb n FIN eatu ftrtHss @rnns
fer, ban er fin essn an,lag,r, 1T sea giou,,
I'm tgsn rttf9roiOs Sommtr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
SHIFTS TO PROVISIONS
Attention of the Bulls Attracted
By Army Orders,
HOG PRODUCTS ADVANCE
July Wheat at Chicago 3 ~
Cents Lower and May, 6.

Chicago, May 1.-THE bulls on the
board of trade today transferred their
attention from the wheat pit to provis-
ions. Assisted by heavy outside buying
July pork was advanced 80 cents per bar
rel, July lard 65 cents fierce and July
ribs IS cents a hundred pounds. The ad-
vance in lard was attributed 10 heavy
buying by Armour and Cudahy. Heavy
sales by packers to the government for
army use was at the bottom Of the bull
movement Closing figures were at the
top for the day. July wheat al the close
showed a loss of 31s cents and May 6
cents.
NEW YORK FOLLOWS SUIT.
New York, May 1.-THE local provision
market was in a mild state of excite
ment today over a sensational uplifting
in hog products at Chicago. Pork made
an advance Of 80 points and ribs 40
points. In sympathy the price OF cash
lard was rushed up to $3.50. closing strong
at that figure. This represented an ad-
vance of about 60 points for the day. All
kindred products were advanced today,
the price Of refined lard for the contin
ent being quoted up TO 500; South Amer
lean 1885, and Brazilian kegs so. repre-
senting advances of from go to rs poins
over last night Pork was advanced .
to so points. but beef. although scarce,
was not further advanced. City lard
showed a rise Of about 50 points, clos
ing at $e25065O.
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all MATER ROUTEU
ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, May I.-Wheat-Lower and
unsettled; No. red cash. elevator, 81 %
track, s1.30; July, $1.o3S asked; September
S92t asked; December. ST; No. hard cash,
s12S
Corn-Higher; No. cash, s435; May 347s
July, 347sG35: September. 35ss.
Oats-Dull; No. ? cash. 80; track. 1874
May, 32A bid: July, 2s% asked; September
231s bid; No. 2 white, 35iza36.
Flaxseed-Nominal; s1.30.
Butter-Quiet; creamery. l5G17; dairy.
11G15c.
Eggs-Lower; SIC.
NEW YORK.
New York, May Notwithstanding
2S0. 325; exports, 81 900. Spot weak; No.
red. $1.751.. {. 0. b. afloat 10 arrive, nomi-
nal. Options closed 1I9G14c net lower; la
ter on May. against ssQ3sc advance. Ru-
mored peace negotiations had a depress-
ing effect all day. No. 2 red May, closed
at S1.77; July closed at :1.20iA.
Corn-Receipts, 2S9. $50; exports. 1903.
Spot firm; No. 2, 43a4c. Options closed 1c
net higher; May closed at Ac; July closed
at AAc.
Oats-Receipts, 255, 600; exports, AIS. Spot
quiet; No. 2, 1884, No. 2 white, 3Sc. OPP
tons closed sac net higher. May closed
at 35ssc.
Butter-Receipts, 1.7so; steady; western
141k917; Elgins. II; factory. 1S91415
Eggs-Receipts. IA, 732 packages. Steady;
western. 1O11g11; southern. 10q1011.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
boston B|)NCHES HITS
Five Runs in the Third, and
Baltimore is Doomed.
REDS AND BROWNS 2 TO |
Indians, Senators and Pirates
Other Winners.
BOSTON. 4: BALTIMORE. 4.

1
| Boston, May 1.-THE home team bunch
ed hits in the third and made five runs.
which cinched the game. Only Kelly and
Jennings found Klobdanz easy. Attend
/ ance, 2,lo0 Score: Ri E
Boston ....oeS1o11oo- 10 .
Baltimore ...........0 o o o o o "A
Batteries-Boston, Klobdanz and Ber-
gen; Baltimore. Nops, Pond and Clarke
Umpires. Lynch and Connolly.
CINCINNATI. 2; ST. LOUIS. l.
Cincinnati. O., May 1L-Taylor's deliv-
cry. Decker's wild throw OF Miller's bunt.
and Corcoran's single. gave the Reds two
runs Rain stopped the second game az
the the second inning. with the score q
to nothing IN favor OF the Reds. Attend
ance, 1000. Score: r H z
Cincinnati .........ssozoooo- 6 o
st. Louis ............o o00oo1o-1 8
Batteries - Cincinnati. Dwyer and
Vaughn; ST. Louis. Taylor and Clements.
Umpires Cushman and Heidler.
CLEVELAND. I; CHICAGO. j.
Cleveland. O.. May n.-Cleveland won
today's game by clean and timely hit
ting. Briggs was knocked out Of the box.
Attendance 500. Score: RHE
Cleveland ..........o 4oloo2o'-7 II o
Chicago .............3o ooooo3o- s 10 l
Batteries-Cleveland. Young and OCon-
nor; Chicago. Briggs. Isabel, Donohue and
Chance. Umpires. Swartwood and Day.
WASHINGTON, 16: PHILADELPHIA. I.
Washington, May u.-Dunkle went to
pisces in the fifth, when Washington
cinched the game. Attendance, 100.
Score: r H z
Washington ......4oooso lis 1s l
Philadelphia ....S 0 04o@7 s
Washington, Dinen and Far
reu; Philadelphia, Dunkle and Mcfarland.
Umpires Emslie and Andrews.
PITTSBURG, 4; LOUISVILLE. 8.
Pittsburg. May u.-P1ttsburg won its
third consecutive game from Louisville
by fast play and daring base running
Attendance, l.5Oo Score: r II z
Pittsburg :. $4,000 40 2
Louisville .....01 o 0 o 90 2
atteries-Pittsburg Killen and Schriv-
err; Louisville, Frazer and Wilson. UNI
pires, O'Day and Mcdonald
GAMES POSTPONED.
New York, May 11-New Yorx-Brook-
lyn game postponed; rain.
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Western Association Games
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. May 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket opened dun today. following the usu-
al wednesday rule. Mall orders are very
slim and the threatening and rainy wealth
- has kept store trading within limited
lines. Jobbers reported only fair bust
ness. both locally and in other trading
centers, except for novelties IN national
colors. Most any colored red. white and
blue can De sold now and the extraordi-
nary rush for these contributes 20 keep
ing up the general average. Dress mate
rails Of a staple sort n silks. silk and
wool ard other mixtures and in cotton
goods are generally relatively dull. Wool
en- goods for mems wear are IN quiet
request. The fail styles being only fairly
interesting 20 buyers. while the market
is still weak ThiE condition s. somethi-~
OF a disappointment % sellers. Who booked
for an improvement IN this line. n staple
cotons there are no chsZss IN the mar
ket worth noting. Prints are generally
duh ard featuTeless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12

tiddleIiwinkle, wi only dree men an lad
in II: and the lads a decend lad come O.
respectable church folk, no chappeiites A.
setting O themselves up above their bet
ters. Happen You're sngersd aEin Rab
Tapp. and well you might be. for he's not
over and above conspicuous IN good
works: stll. he's young-and youths larn-
ing time-but. II Te be terrible set on cut
ting him of-and III not deny the temp
;ation-then. 0. Lord God, speak 20 jose
through the mouth o the winds. same "a
Ye did the men @ JoDpz, 80 that he shall
rise and cast Rab forth into the deep.
and the sea shall cease her raging
As she uttered the last words ths SICK
girl spTang from the bed and eaught the
old woman by the shoulders. How dare
ZEE mind the Almighty o. Rab's weakness
es az such q time" she cried passion
ateIy.
And 60 you reckon that The Lord has
forgotten EN-" replied the cd wor1sa
in hard voice. Amt they Al written IN
the Book q JUdgme1tz'
There be scores AID scores o folk On
TIE sea tonight the Etri anzwsrsd, zeal
wlckeser zolk than Rab. ard why should
the Alrnlrhty y special took u2 W - ?
On. twas cruel. crUs! q yeF 70 PCT HIM
~ z..rd o. the lad.''
Amt the names O. al saflor nlsn writ
ten on the same page. that sc Lard may
read and choose ~ she vloklns - "a eye
Ard shah 7 see ny owu Hon csst away
for fear o. speaking our r~fao1strafs'i
shs osd woman aeTcs5V. NY first b1~u
tast lay AZ ny breast AID znike5 zee
t-s1sfseF1e- Shame ~ yoa - fs.sk n
stranger fox sfoTs pour oEn Ee1ee1 bus
band
While sic SPOKE there vas re Eozr9
q heavy knookisE On fhs door wl.n7s'-
MARTA crgEsec TIE room sket hack rs
great bolts. ard mar. pzie-fa1sa. ererrai
- ard battered staggered In The "a
woEn@2 gave a. abrugt. Eesn e-V ny
sea- size s1cisa.1ea. ard ~saId AaTv ta-
ken hin 81 her arrza bae - pat aer
rsnstY as.se a-4 cans towaF1 's@ rlri.
wh7 stood 6srsfostea or - co.e stone
aesz. ssr ioaE. sr1wn hztr czF@aE over
her care utErtS1En-
~Saa re- crtee ~s@eetass-t ws-aaa.
E.fe. 6osss gives le aaek 81 ss
"Ana gabT abe sa}f hoarpsy
TAs go hzs t4kea lta tetls F-as'a
srow1e5 he ersNefs5
-''Twas - isTea. n0f gaa.-- ssss effss
ard fe1 ~ tAe raaa'z fest - 3ezs.-tE< On
fAs L.gn6oa c-sisok
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
Millions Given AWAY

It Is certainly gratifying to the public
TO know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous TO the needy
and suffering The proprietors of Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, have given away over
ten million trial bottles OF this great med
icine; and have the satisfaction of know
ing it has absolutely cured thousands OF
hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and all diseases OF the Throat,
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by Il.
Call on c. Gehring. Druggist. and get a
trial bottle free. Regular size soc. and 81
Every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
funded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
LITTLE WHEAT IN CALIFORNIA
Prolonged DrOuth Has Made the
States Outlook q Gloomy One.

q
San Francisco May flowing to the
prolonged drouth throughout this state
the outlook for the wheat crop is decid-
eddy gloomy. According to the reports
received by the weather bureau officials,
only a small amount of wheat, raised
on irrigated land and summer fallow in
the foothill sections, will be harvested;
and some elsewhere will be cut as hay.
Feed is scant, owing to light crops Of
hay and alfalfa.
San Francisco. May u.-w H. Ham
mon, in charge of the weather bureau
here. in his weekly crop report, based
on statements from all sections of the
state, says:
The week has been almost without
rain; only few light showers have been
reported along the coast and in the
mountain districts of the western por-
tons of the state. The weekly deficiency
in all portions OF the state equals the
normal rainfall.
The wheat crop is failure in the
principal grain sections of the state. A
small amount of wheat will be harvested
on irrigated land and summer faIlow in
foothill sections. Some elsewhere will be-
cut as hay. Feed is scanty. Haying is
In progress in many sections. Both hay
and alfalfa are light crops.
In the fruit orchards irrigation is IN
full operation, and where trees cannot
be reached by irrigation bitches the or
chardists are hauling water"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
COFFEE AND SUGAR ,1ARKEr

New York. May 1l-Coffee-Options
opened steady AZ unchanged prices 20 5
points advance. ruled generally frmer. but
speculative!y quiet, following better Eu-
ropean cables than expected: smaller re-
ceipts at RIO ard Santos. large deliver
les IN the United States and favorable
results Of a Dutch sale. Closed steady;
TO Is points net higher. Sales, GO bags.
including May. 3 20. july. s5s1 spot cof-
fee. Rio duh but steady; No. invoice.
s7s; No. johbiaE. 7GSc. Mild steady;
Cordova7 S11gl51z: fair joboing business
done.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. sssc:
centrifugal. s test. 5-ls; refined, steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12

/ Posts London daanclal cabsKran says.
The stock markets here opened euii
today b8. speedily recovered on re -
I lief that spain vii soon give 10. ard przcss
/ finally closed booming i8 Ere Caas <
Americans sad soan.sh FOUR. Tns rs-
vlvzI n Kanlrs continues. some uneas.-
ness - feit here IN leading bark paTisrs
over France ard Wssf africa Insufaascs
risks % stocks azalHs, wsT vlth France
1 have been effected a. Ia9yd's al a. I'm
| a. - gs.8sas FOR year. The stock sx-
| change a. present d.sTszards tls mas;sT
| bot % should - noted
London. XsY u-8panr - fonrs cioss1
On rec stock sIchanEs % "a. 81 Al
vance q rs from Jes;srsay's eiosing
Pa-s. May u-On TIE bogrss tosay
spau.gh foues closed a. 5fs. ass gan %
I1-ie over tae fuaI PRES - gssia~ssy.
Prices we're f~u ~ ths Gay. bat szbas-
/ a8enty 6ee.Ined ~ rszi .zstlous - ltsi-
{ iaa fecs-1sz Tnsfs aas rally on GsT-
nan bu7faz ard fr.css rf1sst nrsa nsaf-s
we're d1a. TIE PRINCIPAL fsasars 20 80
/ days trsnaa -ti1rs wss shzrg ysuT =
: Spanish tgsFa. de- - 80 rgmsr tcaf -
Jatr caap7a z5a ~ pat1-
rserua. GsT i-Bss sess 81 - tor-rs
today vac s.. sfef aassrssr-1 Al 49,
wards arnu. nss as.,y ga ths esss e. iatsT-
rzss5naf rs~1rsc1ss s18 Aaae~-an sfazss.
ere "a 8sa1s berg tas strerEss q spaa-
lrh f1srs- T3Eagi - ciess .ters aes
a rears.oa % - vesk.sss % ftsltzn 49,
cgr.lea !a T<szssa saf - go ~.esz .
fhs kzT sssrs Tgs rs1rral seslies-
LoATa. EXCHANGE ASD BoSus
Esa TosF. Iag U.-EsrsT O. raj n1sn-
fazI ~ saz s~T csss. srfsss Hasfeassils
pzg>s a. 3 ser esa. ftsrsrE sErhaars
sfsasy WIZ arssz1 bzst1sas "a bsEsksrs
bf,s a. Rffsss - ~ ~ zssuzas 81
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Tar osT1ezIss sn.e1T a. sE -
NszseHa ss-.aTs e.
f5-Fsrr asest aess1s ssfaST. 80 fsErN
rsz-slers3 as caa1az E4. fssfs -
e9asea 1ass fses - 1Tts registered al
c5zpoa 1'ss. Faaes SECS e - II
TREASURY ETATE-BEENT
vrassr 2ar fi-Tasas.a ssass-as-s
81 ere csass1as g - Treasury ssssss
Aresasas cass s4saaes. fzzl ~ ~. ga
reserve. U.s. zEe4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12

Chicago. May T.-Butter-Steady; cream
cries. l2Gl6; diaries. 12GI4c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. l6c
Live poultry-In fair demand: turkeys.
Sg9c; chickens, SGSi2; ducks. 6I7o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, May u.-Wheat-Hard. sc-
tive at a decline Of 5 cents: soft, unset
tied, irregular; No. l hard. $12s; No. ..
s1.259L2S; No. 8. Sl.22G12i: No. ! red. s. 3:
No. >. SL3G9Ls7; one car choice. $40: No.
). SiS4LS2; No. spring, SL228L23; No. :.
$.Is0I-23.
Corn-Active, steady; No. mixed, s5l1a
Sc
Dull. barely steady; No. white. SIG
SIC
Rye-Firm; No. .. T2T74
Hay-Active AZ a decline; choice timothy
s1loo; choice prairie. SI0.0Oqla@5
Butter-Steadyi creamery, I3RI5ls dairy
11TI4c.
Eggs-Firn; fresh. &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
ACI~ver Trick.

K certainly locks Ike l., but there s.
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blood puriaer ard aerTe tonic +: cures
Constipation. Headache. Painting SDsis
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vegetable. a mid laxative. ana ress0izs
ne system 20 It's natural vlzor. T-y Elec-
the B,ts-s ard b convinced that .hsY
are a miracle worker. Every boti.s x1zr-
azteed. Only &C = b0iils a. G Gsar.aE's
Dig Stq.e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
[:II.!!I!IlII.'.E1I[Ej

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days You can oe treated At hons for
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
WOOL xIAEhEr.

Boston. MAY 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow.
The market "a somewhat para6oxiczl.
The tone being more bUoysnt .Azn a week
ago. ana ths sales somewhat less. TIE
better feeling which Is encountered N
all sides is Que primarily 20 the appear
ance n the market Of q larger qzeta q
mills than has been the case for some
time. White prices have not advz-cad
any. The 1arks; has improved % Ire ex-
teat t1at the quotations are rot quite
- nominal as they were a week aEo
The principal inquiry this week has heen
FOR medium fleece woods. suitable sor Eov-
eminent requirements The sales C The
week = Boston amount 20 81. 90 pounds
domestic AID 4I2es3 pounds foreign. max
iHg a total CT Lds7.aea pounds. against =
total OF 1,i-a,aee pounds for ths prsvloGs
week"
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COTTON

New York. May 11-Cotton-spot closed
quiet, unchanged. Sales. 1,o22 bales. Flu
lures closed steady; sales 10000 bales
May, $62l; June. SRA; July. $50: August
1874; September. ss.31; October. SS.3l: No
vember. S6.33; December. S6.25; January.
S6.37.
New Orleans. May n-Cotton-Quiet; ;
middling. u-l6c
Galveston, May 1L-Coton-Steady;
Tl-Tea
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CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
CASH CRAM

Chicago, May 1.-No. red wheat. sl.76;
No. 3 red, $1.l5GL50; No. . hard. s110: No
3 hard, sLo0Ql05; No. ? spring, $L15a1. %:
No. spring, H.l0qL50; No. northern
spring, SIG.
Corn-No. ?, S614 G36lz; No. 5, 81.
Oats-No. 2. 314: No. 3, 50k.
Flax-Cash, L00dl-S71t; northwest, Is7I5 ::
May, sL32i4. September. SI2oIb
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May, u-Today's trade in cat
tie was slow and lower. prices prevailed
for rough westerns. The demand was
chiefly for medium weight natives.
Strictly choice beeves were scarce at So
common steers brought So. 9O9425 ;ETAOI
! Q5.25 Sales were chiefly at S.3005. 90.
/ Common steers brought s.. 9O94.25; western
! 50. 90l4S5; stockers and feeders, So. 90d4 50
calves, s4.75Q6.60
Hogs-Packers bought hogs freely.
Heavy stock advanced 21k; other grades
| holding steady. Sales were largely at
s4 00d4.25; heavies brought s4.o094.SO; me
dunn. $4,o5942 21a Pigs, s3.6o94OO.
Sheep-There was a good demand for
sheep at steady prices. Poor lots brought
! So o0lI9.5O; choice, $3.50. Lambs were ac-
tive So 75d4O0 for inferior, up to 1870 for
/ prime shorn fiocks. Spring lambs brought
$3.50.
Receipts-Cattle 1000; hogs IS. 900; sheep
5000.
KANSAS CITY.
| Kansas City, May n.-Cattle-Receipts,
| 1900 natives; $50 southerns. Liberal re-
! ceipts. largely common, caused a decline
/ of about &c on good heavies and light
weight dressed beef steers. Coarse heavy
steers, 10 to 15c lower. Beef steers sold
! 81. 60G4S 50; light handyweight steers, A.259
ASS; common heavy weight steers. s425Q
$50. Western steers. S4.O06450; butcher
cows and heifers,: cows. S3.0o64.O0; heif-
ers. 81 3004.60 Southern steers. $3.S5G4 60
Stockers and feeders, s4.05G4.35.
! Hogs-Receipts, $1,000. Market active;
tops were TIC higher. Sales mainly $500
400: heavy, $4.50d4 1715; mixed. $500. 0219;
lights Sc. 1898 95; workers., IS. s5G3. 9711 pigs
| 50. 25G3. IS; packers, S3.75G40715.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market active to
1oc higher. Muttons, s3.5Oa4.5o; Colorado
lambs, s5.O0d5.20; Colorado clipped lambs.
/ 81 25Q4.65; spring lambs. s5ood5.75.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. May 1L--Cattle-Receipts l.
500. including 900 Texans. Market slow
and lower Native shipping steers. S50g
525; light and dressed beef and butcher
steers, s.. 90d4 90; stockers and feeders. $50
AIS; cows and heifers, S2.40G475; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.10G450; cows and
heifers. S260Q3.S0.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
workers., s3-9o0405; packers, s3.75G4.10;
butchers. *40574.15
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady;
native muttons, $3.50Q460; spring lambs,
. e 60fI6 IN
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ghe aaaieha Daily gas1s ghusdau aorninp ay H. 1893

of feeders and stockers. and Henry Eber-
ley shipped out car Of the same grade.
Just at the close OF the business there were
twenty-five cars of Texas cattle unloaded
at the yards for the night. to be reshipp-
&c this morning for their destination.
There was no fat cattle in and none re-
ported for the day.
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