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The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
CoIOred Troops Next.

Governor Leedy will make up the
two battalions of troops which he is
permitted to recruit under the second
call, of cOlored men. This will give him
four companies OF LOG men each. The
regimental officers which he will have
to appoint are lieutenant colonel,
two majors, two hospital stewards and
two assistant surgeons.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
THE POPULIsT PLATFORM.

The platform adopted by the Peoples
party is marked contrast to the Hutch
inson resolutions accepted from the boss
by the Republicans. The latter plat
form" has a shiftless air about 1t,
makes for nOthin at all that Is
good, save one thing which every
one knows the Governor and Sec
retary of State will carry out, and is
absolutely harmless, except to the Re-
publican party On the other hand the
POpulist platform is straightforward
and honest. It's promulgatOrs knew
what they were about. They decided
upon something definite for the well
fare of the people, and they intend to see
that what the people want and need
shall be brought about.
The delegates to the convention came
to Topeka with the Populistlc idea OF
accomplishing something worth while.
They knew that their servants now in
Office had done well, and they COM
mended them for it. They have blocked
out a definite work for the next two
years, and 1t is unnecessary to dwell
upon the fact that in the next two years
something will be done. We have the
work to be done and the men to do It
the people will give the command this
fall.
The stock yards plan and the estab-
llshment of q system Of State insurance
will save to the people many dollars Of
the hard-earned kind. These two planks
in the platform will be met by an enOr-
nous sum of corruption money which
will be adroitly placed by the Repub-
lican BOSSES They have common peo-
Pile to contend with, however, class
that is in politics for what is right and
that cannot be touched with any amount
of money. They know the virtue In
these planks and they will not sell
themselves.
The establishment Of the initiative
and referendum is nearer accomplish
ment In Kansas than ever before. Its
entire unpartisanness requires only ex-
PLANTATION to win converts, for 1t is eter-
nally right and most thoroughly Amer
lean. When II comes it will establish a
rule OF the people regardless Of the per-
nicious influences which capital now ex-
erts.
The public ownership plank is there
because it is right The attainment Of
ownership by the people of all that is
necessarily used in common as public
utility is inevitable. 1t will come the
quicker on account of the usurpation by
the corporations of the privileges Of the
people.
The planks which went through ap-
parentIYas q matter Of C0ursSwere chose
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22

The people make demands and the
politicians make promises; the Peoples
party platform contains demands and
the Republican platform is nothing but
rambling promises.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22

At the time of the Republican con-
vention something was heard about "On,
Stanley, on!" Now "off" is substituted
for "on," for man who runs on the Re-
publican ticket in Kansas this year is
certainly away off.
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22

Even the casual observer will see that
the statement that the Republicans are
in a hole is incorrect-they are not
anywhere
The Advocate and news., 1898-06-22
THE ADVOCATE
rd 'So Sor AND NEWS ~s s'Ss ts,.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE
ON KANSAS,
Published Every Wednesday, at Topeka, Kansas.
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Objectionable advertising. The readers NJ this
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The Advocate tCds estdbltsIled IN 1889, and lgds
consolidated 10Th The Kansas NCWs tn 1891. The
Advocate and NeDs II the ObfCtdi State paper, and
has ldTger circulation than amy other Kansas
SCeekIU Lohtch TGCetUeS advertisements.
For Information regarding subscriptions and
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
The Best ana Cheapest.

The New FORK depend enc, Che
leading weekly spaper Of the
world and one whose pages exercise
the : idest influence, is entering upon
its fiftieth year by changing its
form to that Of q magazine, and by
reducing its annual subscription
price from 50 70 81; single copies
from TOTO s cents. The Independ-
.ent IN its new form will print 8, $40
pages OF reading matter per year. at
q cost to so bscribers Of 5000, while
the prominent magazines. which
sell for $500 g. year, print only
about 1000 pa Is. The subscriber
to the independents gets SO per cent.
mere Of equally goodreadlng matter
at 'one-half the cost. It is not only
the leading family weekly newspa, er
but by far the clIeag:est and best. A
free Specimen copy may DO bad by
addressing The independent. 1870
Fulton Street. New York. -. j.
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~ 81
@ First publication Dec. 9. 1881
I ORDER TO ExAMINE ACCOUNTS.
STATE OF MINNEsoTA.l : ID (.
: County of Morrison. ~. :. ~ =. :
.szss In PROBATE COURT. T
z zs IL ~ Special Term, December Z, 1895.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
"#ODOnnell, deceased. - 1900 ivy II =. )
On reading and filing the petition IF
John Richard O'Donnell, executor of the
resenting among other things, that he
has fully administered said estate, and
praying that time and place be fixed for
'exaning, settling and allowing the final
account of his administration, and for the
assignment of the residue of said estate
to the parties entitled thereto by law
It is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard by this court,
on Saturday, the 7th day of January, A.
d. 1899, at 10 O'clock a. M, at the judge Of
probate Office in said county. ~. "
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order once in
each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Little
Falls II era1d, a weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Little rails, in
said county.
cember, A. D. 1898. =
By the Court,
n. RICHARDSON,
lSEAL.| Judge of rebate,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
First publication Dec. 8, 1881

-., First publication Dec. 8, 1881
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Mo, rison
IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term, Dec. S, 1898.
In the matter of the estate of Felix Cardi-
nal, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of
Celina Cardinal, executrix Of the estate of
Felix Cardinal,~ deceased, representing
among other things, that she has fully
administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be. fixed for exam
ing, settling and allowing the final &C
count of her administration, and for the
assignment of the residue of said estate
to the parties entitled thereto by law
It is ordered, that said account be ex-
atnined, and petition heard by this court,
on Saturday, the 7th day of January, A, D.
1899, at 10 o'clock a. M. at the Judge of pro-
bate office, in said county.
And it is further ordered that notice
there of be given to all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order once in
each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Little
Falls II e ra d, weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Little Falls, in
said county.
Dated at Little Falls, the Sth day of De-
cember, "A. d. 1898.
r.. ., By the Court,
N. RICHARDSON,
Judge of Probate.
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Give the Children s. Drink

called Gran-O. IT. is a delicious, au15
thing, nourislling food drink vo take Il e
place OF coffee Sold by all e., ocers AID
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like tie
finest coffee but is free from all its il.
furious properties. Grain-O aids diges .
ton and trengthens the nerves. 1t is
not stinulant but a health buidn:
and children, as vel! as adults. ca:;
drink II with great cnefit. Costs al DO I'll
as much as coffee. Is and -, :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
AT SPECIAL TRIP RATE.

At SPECIAL TRIP RATE.
This large illustrated sportsman's weekly
is just the paper for you if you,are a shooter
OF angler or amateur sailor or camper or
observer Of nature. FOREST AND STREAM is
called the '!sportsman's home journal, "be-
cause all in the home read it. To know it
is 70 like it. The price is 10 cents per copy
(2t all newsdealers); but that you may get
acquainted with FOREST AND STREAM, send
Is cents (slver or stamps, and we will send
tllepaper for four weeks as special trial trip.
Our catalogue of best books on Outdoor
sports will come to you free. Address .
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO., I
$40 Broadway, New York.
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LEGAI ADVRRrIs1N,t

So Ne. the undersi4n hereby agree To
,accept for publication In our Respective
printing to be done In compliance with
y che laws Of Minnesota for less than the full
rates allowed by law, and no reduction
''iTRANscRnTPU PUB. CO.,
Sss*Es Transcript. z3Sz
So LITTLE FALLS PIG. Co.
sss 1888 Herald. IS $50 ass
#5 CYRUS D.sAUYKR, r ~
s$ Morrison Co. f,s-ccra,
SO NV. SWANSON, s53 rs 5 zsa re
,ys: Royal ton Banner.
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Our Circulation.

1'rinters' Ink {New York;: The Iittl
taHs, Mimi, II "a d is credited with
he largest circulation accorded to any
>sper in Little Falls Or in Morrison
'c>unty, -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
BLANKETS, COMG0RTERS

We are selling a fine silver
grey cotton blanket in 10-4 for.
80 cents up to $1.25. .-=
+ We draw your attention to
our all wool grey blankets IN
large sizes, price So, worth
fully $500. Comforters: eve
have in great quantity, and they
are very cheap. Come and see
them before buying. y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
/. FIRST ri. ! | ].
NA ! !. I. J. \ !. ! !. I
Ban, K |

CAPITAL $50, 200
Surplus and Undiv'd Profits 42t, 900
-S&<> s,% :
AID Davidson, CA. LindbcrEh. N M
Williams, Peter W. Blake. VIM. DavidsOn
Theo. Void, II. C. Garvin, Drew Musser.
R. NJ. Weyerhauerer, c. D. Hawley. A. r..
Davidson. .%3zZ#E ~ ...s5-%s-+E..-- T.
Transact a general BANKING business, buy
and sell foreign and domestic exchange. Pay
interest on time depOsitR. &M ~ ~ - 4
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JACK Its and CAPES

In this line we are leaders
this fall. You cannot afford to
buy anything in ladies', misses
or children's Jackets without
seeing; what we have to- offer.
We can save you from 10 to 20
per cent. ~ e a.. :>z.:"-s RI
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
and OUTINGS

We have the largest stock
we ever had selling from 4 cents
up to 10 cents per yard for: out
ings, and all wool fannels from
IS cents upwards. Our prices
are very low for the quality.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
UNDERWEAR.

" We havesa line of under.
wear of which we are proud.
We have them for infants, mis-
ses, children, ladies and gents,
in 4 great variety of qualities
and prices. We sell a ladies.
underwear at % cents that is
really worth 35c: Il. i ~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
!. WRAPPERS.
M IN Al. HN =

& We have BY far the best as
sortment Of wrappers in the
city and of unequaled values.
They range from. he to 81. 40,
are. wide IN the skirt and good
fitting. 10 see them is to buy
them. ONE and look them
oyer. 3/,.=...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
School Teachers

Wishing to dispose OF their orders
should write TO j. J. Tucker, Fort
Ripley.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16

soon pass away. I w.
treated by several 1ba0
physicians, but In sptto.
Of their efforts the 0eDe
Ger spread until my co..
dition became alarnlin3
After many months @
treatment ana growlnDi
steadily wOrs e. I do
CT ded to try S. s. Is
which was SO strona
recommended. The IL
bottle produced an ~
provement. I continued
the medicine, and In
four months the last IL
tie s ca b dropped e.
Ten years have elapsed
tom M l. = - - A.. 49, - \ - -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16
The above beautiful book and 10 ~
The Little Falls Herald yT for<D & ~

We greet customers this fall and invite them TO call
with confidence than have had before
know that to back have the largest finest and best
assorted stock of merchandise the CITY, These idle
Words and inspection Of store will convince the most
increduous that what say is true. y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-12-16

Tuesday, Dec. IS. zss%s
Smallpox is epidemic at Nebraska.
City, Neb. Fla BE-. = i, d.
Mgr. Antonio Conte Renter, former
private secretary of Pope Plus TX, died
in New Y FORK Sunday. s.s:s 11 b i.
s Sir William Jenner, the distinguished
patho ist and phys cian in ordinary to
the\queenll and the Prince Of Wales, is
dead. .s# 81 ]. ~ .SsZ}
B Preaid 81 + le Of Waii will leave.
for. WASN'T St on on the 20th,sto be pres
ent at The reopeninEgy Of congress early IN in
January :. =s'.5
#5 mutiny occurred in. the Colorado
state penite ntiary at Cannon Mon;
day al stei.ee men We're ], one,,sas
guard ser5 ou5l
IS Henry Michigan, cook, and George 6
Beverly both 5of Conn First
florida, were killed il "a fight att the
Evansville Ala. camp ,ss.s.
ubans residing Limb, Peru are
pairing TO give an usiastic receps
ttieSn to the limited Stat bait ships
Greg and low a on tll,e sgllere.'
=
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MN -bhh asssnf.I>.


NEW YORK. May l3-Today's stock
market continued ia much taa same ,ln-
settled sEaIe as WAS taa ease Yesterday
lars depression Mss reflected trc.u !.a.-
don. where the professionals Were selling
American stocks on : Tanlor thSt the Ssnsr-
ssh na@s WAS OF Sandy Hook. The srsaroh.
able character Il this repaT; gives an ex.
plaHstisA Ia decline. which vas obv45us.
~ due - bear pressure. Apparently. there
. GispSs5 ft0N also on the mar. az
leaders OF THE bull element to stand by
and see sest 81 the market strength The
recent .Rrge and sustained advance il vas
thcagA;, hsd invited large buying on high;
This class ~ holdings is a weakness tor
t. b}ll movement, On account o. tEs in
ability - AS4d StScks through any decline
Occasional reactions % sufficient 4 sarn-
sioa ta force tae lie atdaIton az such ac.
CStsIiS ara, Therefore. considered health
fuI tn AGy nu3i movement. Tcd8y's mar
ket dad Hnt Indicate that the volume OF
~ 4 vigorous drive by the bears. appar-
eng acQulesCei "a 6y' tAe bulls which
resulted al one tiale ss declines running
tFag % no,ats. slere asAs ao very large
vosGfte - stock 3tsstdgeo, sid the bears
FASTENED 10 cover.
Some very large financial interests are
Cr9sEs,eeB NlNs Saving taken profits ogi TIA
Escen; rise ara With being willing 70 see
s. gsactsoa f1g tAe purpose of getting h
gain Comm sSss8E house buying is the
early dealings Was large. aaa NAs quite
effective "a OFFSET ting the large selling for
Asansscn account KQs offerings were no
mare absorbed wiss1xssst carving srsees
BAD shsls h&Ha tested. the market fen inta
setaess SID assumes waiting a;sIsu6s,
Ne. changes on the aay are extremely
EaE<2%. ara are ga~ saa C.oss nAxi saS&aA
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CHICAGO NaRht.Ts.
Heard of Trade.

CHICAGO. May fg-wheat oy,enes
weak ~ from is.c - sac lower for July
than IL Chased yesterday. closing trades
IN that delivery being over u range ~
from $1.G5 "a 81 05ss. May opened weak
a. si59, A decline Of I5c overnight. Sep
~ the start. first transactions being from
s@iaC 20 ssisc. Before any recovery from
the opening bearishuesS WAS pierce "a hi =
JUly sold down ID sL0s@s anA Septe-rl ~ r
80 &zsc The Liverpool raarket vas r.
ruarkabiy steady. showing only about II
8oss al The start. in the race Of yes:ey-
days break ia this market. Shorts we're
extremely nervous Pit trading vas small.
aYs3 although professionals Nentured @ put
o1t snort lines, they ran . cover On me
s'iEhtes. sign az strength in the market
july. after reaching sl0ts.. rasi.eA spse-
medically 70 si.81, bHt slid Ell when the
demand from shorts failed.
t.3SlnE cables showed tGcrsass79 hs15i
warir~~s abroad with closing declines ~
&AsTSlcyt 8 Liverpool. Paris showed : Is
c1Sne az itssf-Ae cs3tines- Reports OF har-
FFstlnE fFus1 Texas and q probable early
CIT further north, reassured shorts Jg}s-
Bid net less % &c Mag. which starss7
at $40 rallied n si-5S on Letters eur.-
p1Ft, b9t saSed oT near the enG n s. II
and csossG a. s1.5a sellers. a RET loss :
lss'- Exporters reported no sales. = pter1-
her scale lower. AZ s9as ssSa2.c: SOLD 81 -
ss'se. closing -l4c ret lower al sSisc sellers
eSF9 Mas ash Tor sal} u 3arss sntnas froa.
enc opening Of -. \ x1.Ehs rally followed
OF again. Foreigners we're reported as re-
sellers Of corn bought fer war shipment.
Jniy closed with net loss II Sc
Only moderate hua.pSaS was transncss.;
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IHE. oof. MARKET


BOSTON. MAY i2-The Boston CONNER
ciai nuilstin viii say tomorrow OF the wool
market:
Under the demand encouraged by govern
Guent contracts covered with the necasst-
tscs os few mills fer fine staple stock.
IRE market In domestic woois has expert
eneed considerable activity this week. Tho
bulk. ~ the trade. however. as last week
comprises transactions In weoi Sutta HE for
tire demands os the moment and this fact
therefore. gives httIe ENCOURAGEMENT 70 tEes
dealer. who Is looking for better 5uslne -
In flse re~esta hliShfnenk un0n normal lines
OF tht, ordinary trade Nevertheless a dis
unCtiy better feeling h prevalent through
e1t the market. and although dealers
recognize tae necessity fer maintaining
their prices az al casts for some little tsne
IA come, they are, row delnw 50 with better
grace and .isa more assurance than
hitherto
Tie sales II he week are. i.i9g. 60 poands
domestic sua s-sttsa pounds foreign, against
ss5sa pounds domestic and ~ go ysounds
foreign last week. and ~ ~ pounds do
nestle and 2.S~.a@ pounds foreign for the
"a rs7e week last year.
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FOREIGN MARKETs


NEW YORK, May 13.-The Evening
Posts financial cab.egram says:
The stock markets here opened today
on the news spreading of Lord Saiisbury~s
gloomy speech regarding the West African
situation. reported 10 have been made by
him at private banquet Of bankers. Sub
seguentiy prices rallied on the good tone
of the Paris pourse. the reported Amer
team victories and the belief thar the new
spanish cabinet is more peacefully in
clIned. Americans closed duh again how
ever. kaffirs were duh on Presi6en. Kru-
gers inauguration. Money WAS easier on
the release OF a5ou. e5oou01 in japanese
money More viii he released soon
LONDON. May f3.-Canadian Pacific
ssh Grand Trunk SIS. Bar silver. steady
26AG. Money. 3GGia per cent.
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL. May 13.-Close: Wheat
Spot. No red Western winter, stocks ex-
hausred. Futures closed steady; May, lis
ID: July. les 9i4d; September ss lid
Corn-Spot American mixed. quiet, IS
ili9d: July. steady 81 i0asd.
Spanish Fours.
LONDON. May fs.-Spanish fours closed
3il.. net gain OF u.
PARIS. May 13.-SpanLsh fours closed
giss, net gain OF 5-I6.
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fetal sales.
General ouotation..

Flour Receipts. 20 go barrels: exports.
N@i barrels. Market. easy Minnesota
patents, s5.75: winter straights, 81 .35GIs 60
Wheat~Receipts. 1850 bushels: ex-
ports I.oSa bushels. Spot. weak. No. .
red. si@ + o. b. Options opened weak
with Liverpool. and continued so all dav
Other d@pts sging Influences were heavy re-
ceipts. hearish crop news big Indian Ship
n,ents and July liquidation. No. . red
May closed i2'3e of. at 81. 5ais: July. sl.l.i:
Waoi-Quiet
HopS-Steadv
s Parliamentary
coffee-opt.ons closed steady. s9fto points
lower. Sales $50 bags, including: july
5 7Oc; September. 5.75c Spot Rio duh
Ne invoice esSc. Ne. : iobblng. 7isc:
mild quiet; Cor9ova. si4FfI5iec
Sugar-Raw. firm n an advance: far
refining. sac; centrifugal. s. test, 41tc; re-
Hred. strong.
Metals.
Pig Iron-~Warrants steady
Capper-I.2ke. sls bid; Sl2.i5 asked
Tin-euieS.
Spetsr-SteaGy.
Lead Steady. The firm that fixes The
selling price for miners and smeisers
quotes lead az So e a the close
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MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA. May 1s.-Sailed--S ST. -
nav. for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW. May 13-Sal,of -
--Bktn Klikitas. for Honolulu.
FALMOUTH. May 13.--Arrived - I
Br blk Whitaker. from Seattle.
HONGKONG, May l3-Arrived - J
Str Empress OF Japan. from vanco1e
PORTLAND. May 13.-Br Oh D.
Queenstown.
SAN FRANCISCO. May la--An(s1i
Oregon. Portland: tug CoIumbia. CT
ctr Portland. Unalaska: str ARR r
bay: schr Charles Fall<s. Grxy3 -
schr Gatamba. Coos bay.
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3I(ii

MEN OFTEN DO WRONG, nj
FECTS FOLLOW. AND THEY on
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP IN pElRa
THAT is FOOLISH. WEAK y
AND PAINS IN THE LoINs g
SHOW THAT YOU NEED An Na
ORATOR. "HUDYAN'' IS THE I5)
THAT YOU NEED. 1T is PowEk)
ENOUGH TO CURE YOU. NO MAE
HOW NERVOUS YoU ARE. LET e
LIFE DRAIN AWAY FOR 4 4
MORE YEARS AND you WILL %
Durable. BUT TO-DAY HUBS
WILL SAVE you AND RESTOh'
YOU YOUR STRENGTH.
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MARINE OBsERvA1lem

Special Dispatches to Post Inter1xr
TATo0SH, May i3.-I y. m.-BrS~s
80. clear: light smoke: wind ~
miles. Outward. steamer. 3hr1
steamer. $50 p. m.
NEAH BAY. May l3-CIear: es,n
CLALI4AM BAY. May la-C1oE =
east wind.
PORT ANGELES. May n-ssn.
2e.15; clear, calm. tug Pioneer sn6 -
tor Monadnock In the bay.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, May l3.--Cattle were In good
demand today at an advance or aaioc.
Bsef cattle nrougat 81. 9tHS.A. mostly 81 30
m4.a: exporters. si.66fj.65. stockers and
feeders xg.aoa4s5: cows and heifers. s. .
eft2s; calves, y6li6. =.
Hogs advanced 5sIiac on continued good
demand. Prime heavy sold at A.6s. the
highest price since fsss. The bulk went
ut sf2Sff4so: common to good. "a. Jog 30;
good TO choice, N2gn8.45.
Sheep ruled steady on fairly a0eye de-
maad: Shnrn sheep, s.. 2,sr42s: ys&flings.
sa.35gf4,se: lipned lambs. 81. se4i4.25. wSUo.ed.
sssga.a5.
receipts Cattle. 2.so: hogs. ssco:
sheep, 500
Omaha.
OMAHA Nav -ssattls-Receipts, $50
brad. The market was satlec higher.
Naive htspf steers IS sa9t4 IS, Western
steers 81 eefi4 g. cows and hefers. s. $50
IN. staekers and feeders. 81. Slk.s.ss. bulls
and stays. s. 5af3. -.
Hexs--Receipts. 100 head Market 5fa
lhr higher. HEAVY. 81 3asit a.; mixed. 81 %
a. =, light. $Safi.se: bulk Of safes. 81 %
arta5.
sheep Receipts. $50. Market strong.
Fair 10 choice natives, s. Saaft -: fair 10
choice Westerns. S.6teli.se: lambs. 81 25af
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