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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-01
fear CenntY TreasHrer.

We are authorized b announce Nr Y o. Alexander a5a candidate for County Treas urer. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized 10 announce dr. Jesse R. Gore as eandidate t0rGoanty Treasaf- er. subject tQ the acton at the Democratic primaries ofJeherson county
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-01
For prosecnllne Attarne..

Weare authorized fo announce =AIrsA, Q. Ptnaail as d candidate fer Prosecuting At= fOruey from this the Eleventh Judicial Cir euit subject to the action et the Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-01
A DEAD GAM F

Sport who had poor luck in hunting and would like to create an erroneous im9ression. While hunting tor choice game, prime meats, fat poultry, fancy fish. se- lect oysters, celery. etc. you cans always find them at the City Market.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
GERMAN MARKETS,
Rise in Money Rates Follows Offer
insS of Con,rp ercia1 Paoer.

Ih=sS of Comm ereia4 PaDer
BERLIN, June 3.-Monev rates toward
the end of the week rose unexnec+od1T,
through the large offerings of commercia1
paper from the provinces FOREIGN ex-
change receded slightly, removing all
fear Of gold exports. The market hos
abandoned the hope of an early reduction
of the Reichsbank rate.
The most striking feature of the boers.
last week was the sharp rise in Prussian
consols and imperial 3s, the formar
LIS and the latter 17O. This is l,Sl n,-l
planned by the reinvestment of money
from the sale of industrials by English
purchasers and by the expected improve
ment IN the international money situation
as the result of the speedy expected end
or the war. In connection with this If
Is pointed out that German financial cir
cles are discussing the issue of three per
cents upon the American market. this be-
ing considered practical in consequences
OF the great abundance of capital here
The weeks boerse showed ups and
downs in industrials Irons and coal
ers advanced sharply, but weakened la
ter, the markets closing dull. Transac-
tions were few
The monty settlement was accom-
panied by the failure of several small
firms and there was some compulsory
closing out of engagements.
The iron situation has improved. orders
in Westphalia having increased, the ST.
leslan trade expects an advance in prices
The pig iron output for April was
$50, 159 tons, or an increase of 1884.
Coal prices have advanced in the Say
ony and Saar districts and an advance is
likewise expected N Sflesia. where the
shipments now average ID per cent above
the 1899 figures.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
STOCK PRICES uEs1rArED.
Little Comfort for American Sc
curities In the L0ndon Market.

NEW YORK, June 2.-There was man
lfes[ hesitation in the trend of prices of
STOCKS To-Day, and doubt was disclosed
whether the upward movement was not
TO prove abortiVe. American securities
got pract caly no support in the London
market, where dullness reigned in antici-
PdLIon OF lhe Whltsuntide holidays. The
only stock in demand for London account
was baltimore & Ohio, which touched
IS in the New York market an extreme
33aY9nce OF "a on rumors of an early
dividend on the stock
Efforts were made TO put I'D Southern
Paclhc on the expressed satisfaction of
the pres s-dent of the company. with the
also one or two minor railroad stocks
which moved upward.
These sustaining influences. however.
IalIeq 70 nold the market, and the bulls
sought TO take p-ofts, with resulting
Iosses In prices, which reached to be-
stocks .
The. iron and steel industrials y were
conspicuous sufferers on the depressing
opinions regaFdingGthe hrade outlook by
the mercantile agencies, and on the shut
s4as1 sslng a0%n a0I 3v; of additional mills OF the
steer ana Wle company, which were re-
ported. sugar hung below last nights
level, and was compara lively dull
Inc pank statement proved disappoint-
ing IN some items and, mystifying in
others, and turned sentiment towards re-
acton; the closing being heavy and un-
SettieG in dGh on n,,a9 declining scale The gain
IL 0eiN1A Hl4ONSu Yesterday ; preliminary
estimates much at fault They caIcI-
lated upon gain in cash by the banks
Of less than. $2,0C0,009 indicating a fall
ing OH IN TIE retE:n flow of currency
from the interior, % compared with last
week, of a milliqn dollars. The bulls
accepted this ealcHlation as an eneour-
aging factor yesterday Jas Indicating an
increased use for money and greater
trade activity But -the actual bank
statement shows a.. gain in reserves of
"a, ,l4f cOO, indicating the receipts from the
interior of million more dollars than
operations during the week to accouat
for a loan. but the days large bank
clearings indicate special transaction.
The higher rates FOR money ruling in
Berlin make it probable that furthe.
Amer can capital is being placed at in
terest there. The additional reserve re-
qulrement resulting from the loan and
depos increase D ogsft Go~n the in
crease N surplus reserves to $i.3I0,950.
United states e u IN registered IS
Maen ls:5'lSd .st.' Il @a1i.Hed z, and
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
CREAMERY NOTES.

Bixby. Minn-The Oak Glen creamery
shipped thirty-siX tubs of butter last
week
Pratt, Ninn.-The Pratt creamery ship
ped fifty-soven tubs of butter last week.
Morrill,, Minn.-E. G. Nc,son, of St
Paul, will erect creamery here.
Hancock, Io.-H: c. Brades has bought
the creamery OF T. f. Beatty, for $500.
VIII put il in running order at once.
Sunburg, Minn.-The Spring Creek
cheese factory is in operation.
FlanGreau, s. D.-Waley & Wood s
creamery was burned with less of 81, 900.
Clara City, Minn.-Creamery assocla-
ton wants to sell its plant but is desirous
q ha ling it retained here.
Nerlolk. Minn.-The creamery has made
it. FIRST shipment, 500 lbs of butter to New
York.
Marndahl, S. D.-The machinery for the
new creamery has arrived and will be set
up at once.
:, Willmar, Minn.-The Hub creamery in
Nest Lake IS now running every day.
Winsted, Minn.-A creamery is bafnu
bullt four miles east, in Wright county.
Sauk Rapids, Minn.-The creamery re-
ceived 6O0e lbs of milk last Monday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Take interest in learning.
Ounces came from Coripth.

Take interest in learning.
Ounces came from Coripth.
America has 2OS female lawyers
These are the days of white goods, par
asois and thin things.
Hogs are still $1.40Q15O higher than
year ago.
A sewing machine is supposed to do the
work of twelve women.
Ink stains, if wet with sweet milk, will
readily disappear.
Try a little coal oil on the hinges to
stop doors creaking
a heavy yield of grapes is indicated by
reports from Dunkirk, N Y.
Cahfornians are stirring up the question
Of lig culture They hope shortly to raise
enough to supply the market of this
county
The selling of 1900 barrels last week
by all Minneapolis shops represented the
consumption OF 259 GOJ coiled elm hoops
and. i6l,CU0 hickory hoops.
Grass is coming on rapidly and cattle
that are to be marketed before it is time
TO turn them out on grass will need to
be coming right along" said a sales
man.
BTocmhall cables that the rye prospects
Of Germany are very poor and that rye is
now higher in that country than native
wheat.
West Virginia has become the first state
for oil and lumber, the second for coke
and third for coal. 1t has thirty-six rail-
roads projected, eight Of which are un-
der construction.
1t is expected by wheat farmers and
grain men that Kansas will this year
raise l00,000,0G0 bushels of wheat Those
familiar with the conditions throughout
the wheat belt declare that the state will
his year eclipse any previous year in her
history. There are nearly 100000 acres
in wheat in the state
It is stated on reliable authority that
there are about 1890 cheese facories in
the United States, in addition to several
hundred creameries making cheese in small
Quantities. The total output of cheese last
year was 265,00Q00O pounds. Of this, about
16,Oo0O00 pounds were produced in New
York state
Now comes the usual story Of cupidity
oVeTreaching itself. A substitute has been
found for $200-per-ton broom corn in the
shape of a wood fiber, which makes a
good house broom which can be procured
at one-third the present price Of broom
corn, which is pleni@dl and can be sold
prohtabiy at a price that would bring no
gain to broom corn raisers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04

NEW YORK MONEY-New York. June
Money on call easy at ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3AQH per cent
1 Sterling exchange steady wi n actual
business in bankers bills at $4.87H654 81
for demand, and al 4.S412 for sixty days
posted rates, $4SEm4b8l2; commercial
bills. A.S3HG148i; silver certificates 6JN6lc:
bar silver, Soc; Mexican dollars, 47iAc.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT-New
York, June 2.-The bank statement for the
live business days of this week shows the
following changes: Surplus reserve, in
crease, Sl.3lO,950; loans, increase. st. 347 500:
specie, increase, $3,5lS,9)0; legal tenders
/ increase, $6z6 100; deposits, increase. $l1,-
3442O; circulation, increase. S499. 500 The
banks row hold $50, ,l23,Z75, in excess Of
the requirements of the % per cent rule
MINNIGAPOLIS MONEY Minneapolis
June New York exchange Saturday:
Buying rate 20c discount selling rate 25c
premium; Chicago exchange, buying rate
4.S4 ''''-' '''''' '''''''7 '"'' par S'eii'''s
BERLIE BANK sTATEMrNr-Berhn.
Imperial Bank of Germany shows the
! following changes: Cash in hand de-
creased 1S44O,o00 marks treasury notes
decreased GO,0G0 marks; where securities
Inc: eased 3Seo.09O marks; notes I'm circu-
latiOn increased n. 100000 marks.
TREASURY STATEMENT-Wa Washing
ton. June 2,-Today's statement Of the
exclusive Of the $i500o0O 900 gold reserve
In the division or redemption shows:
SG9 1854
FOREIGN FINRNCIAI~-New York.
June THE Commercial Advertiser 8
financial cabegTam says: "The mar
kets here we're quiet and firm, but fea-
tureless today. Americans we:e over
parity Baltimore & Ohio being the fca-
tGre. mere was 1air continental buy
ing, mainly from Berlin Call money
was wanted and DISCOUNTS were firmer
Tintos and Anacondas recovered slightly.
The bank sold $4,000. all in French
coin"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
500 Line News.

Special rates have been made for the
following meetings:
American Library association Mcnlre-
al, Ont. June to Y. one fare and a third
for round trip.
Norwegian Lutheran conference Min
neapolis Mimi. June - 10 q. one fare
and third from 500 Line points In Min
nesota. Wisconsin and North Dakota.
Annual meeting American association
for Advancement of Science New York.
n. Y. June 25 10 30. one fare and "a third
for round trip
Democrat state convention. Minn-ap9-
lis. Mimi. June 10 and 70, single fare for
round trip from SEQ Line points IN Mn
neSOta
State Republican convention. St Paul
Mimi, June q. single fare for round trip
from 500 Line points iu Minnesota.
EIks' carnival, st. Paul Mimi. June
IS to 3Smaguificent exhibits. grand
amusements-very low rates from DOint-
on the 500 Line
For particulars; ADVERT iEg matte.. etc.
apply 500 Line Ticket Office. so Robert
street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
SOLD HIS LITTLE GIRLS COW.
Hat David Hunter Travelled From
0iIohoEnm so Search fer it,

David Hunter, q resident of Oklahoma,
visited the National stock yards Saturday
on a peculiar mission. Hunter claims
that he came to East St Louis for the
purpose of looking UP a certain small
cow which he sold in a general consign-
ment from his place about a week ago.
He claims that his youngest daughter
reared the little COW from a calf and be-
came very much attached to the animal.
Hunter had an opportunity to sell the
whole herd Of stock on mis- place and dId
so. The little cow, which was the pet Of
his daughter, was among the lot and was
driven off to the train.
The next day he informed his family
that he had sold all his stock, and it
seems at that very instant the little girl
became quite sick anu cried for the return
CT her pet. The physicians of the neigh
borhood told Hunter that her mind might
be eased somewhat il the animal was re-
turned. Hunter decided to crafty the
girls desires. lie tt-egraphed to friends
at the yards asking about the cattie, and
was informed that they had not yet ar
rived. He hen boarded a train and came
on. SO far he has failed to focate the ami
NAL
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
DESTROYING DUST.
New York Post

New York Post.
The modern housewife has learned that
feather busters and other flirting brooms
and brushes merely scatter the dust and
germs in her house, instead Of removing
them. She is now being told by seen
lists that to shake her rugs and carpets,
beat her Grapery, etc, in the tiny yard
of her city home is undesirable. The
dust flies in nearby windows, her own,
perhaps, and is again disseminated The
idea of housekeeping today is to destroy
dust Carpet sweepers, covered dust
pans and cloths are the implements to be
made use OF, and the dust thus gathered
should be burned, OF, in the case Of
cloths, washed out. Back Of this care,
however, should come a wise choice of
household belongings. Simplicity should
be the fundamental law of their selec-
ton Have the things needed for COM
fort and use in simple easily -cared-for-
designs; for pure decoration, only few
very satisfying things. Gewgaws, as a
rule are useless, and may be dispensed
with
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
STOCKS INACTIVE.
DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH, Mimi. June 3.-The market
sales were 10000 bu at Hc under July.
The ma. ket opened unchanged at 67asc,
sod at sac at $50, atL61A@67ssc at 9:5S,
at t7zsc at II, at G71sl16714c at 11:40, and
2 cars, 69c: No l northern, 10, $40 bu, G716c
5000 bu, &c; flax. 1,5G0 bu, $3.50 Wheat
No. l hard cash, 6S5sc; TO arrive, 65A c !;
july CSC; September. 69Ac; No. north
6l15c; Septembe:. 6asc; No 2 northern,
65c; No. 3 spring, 6!a4c; cats, 22G2212c; rye,
5312c; barley, 3693Sc; fax. cash, $3.50; to
Sl.2lA; corn, 363sc Receipts 2I7,-
324 bu; corn, 23724 bu: oats, %, ,594; bu;
rye, 4,026 bu; barley, Set bu fax, 5,5iS bu
Shipments-Wheat, 164.3S9 bu; corn, IS, ,726
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
WINTER WHEAT MILLER


The annual convention of the wfn+ar,
wheat MIXERS league will ko held at the
auditorium hotel, Chicago, on Wednes-
day, June 10.
On the subject of the interstate com
merce law there will be two addresses.
one by Judge Charles a. Prouty, of the
interstate commerce commission. tbe
other by Walker D. Hines. Of I,ouisviIia
Ky These gentlemen will present the
two opposing views on this important leg
islation -0S
G L. Marlatt, first assistant entomoIo-
gist OF the United States deparmen Of
agrlGultore' VIII address the meeting on
the Hessian fly ard the best means of a..
terminating it.
Millers generally are cordially invited to
be present.
He2d the announcement of the Hotel
this paper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Hoisting of Flag at Johannesburg
Had Immediate Effect.

VI AAAhs stA OOANEi u feABuFE
Had Immediate Effect.
LONDON, June 3.-The stock exchange
responded promptly to the hosting Of the
British flag at Johannesburg and the
Whitsuntide holidays will be spent with
the expectation that the flag will be
raised over Pretoria before the exchange
is opened Tuesday. The situation is re-
garded as one of great promise
Money Is cheap, despite the reports of
the forthcoming issue of some large
loans
Canadian Pacific, African mining
shares and even the despised home rail-
ways show new life and give evidence Of
the temperance of the public Trans
vaal per cent bonds have risen
points, while Transvaal bank and railway
shan es show similar Improvement
American railways are exceedingly
firm, the chief feature being the rise of
Baltimore & Ohio ordinary points,
while Baltimore & Ohio preferred went
212 points higher. Chicago Milwaukee &
st. Paul preferred, Reading firsts, Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe all showed inn
provement. Money yesterday was plen-
tiful at from 11z to 2 per cent.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
TAE LIVE SIII5E MARKETS
RECEIPTS OF CATTLE WE'RE
LIGHT AND MARKET
STEADY
GOOD FAT CATTLE IN DEMAND
Hogs Opened Weak and lower
Trading Rather Active-sheep
Receipts Fair, with I'm
changed Market.

SOUTH ST PAUL, June 2-Receipts at
the Union Stock yards today (estimated)
were: Cattle, $780, calves, 70; hogs, 1900:
sheep, Is; horses. 800; cars, 49,
Official receipts Friday: Cattle, 17S;
calves, 125; hogs. 1,243; sheep, 81; horses,
1853; cars, 80.
Receipts thus far in June compared
with the same period in June, 1899, are
as follows.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
FRUIT PROSPECTS.

Were never better Trees wintered
well. They are heavily set with buds,
blossoms or fruit, as the case may be.
The rest which many Of them have had
for a year or two-some of them sew
eral years-makes them the better able
TO set and to mature a large crop. The
late spring has retarded the blossom,ng
period, and SO reduced 10 a minimum
the danger Of damage by frost. There
may still be a slip twcxt the cup and
the lip, but at present the chances are
in favor of the largest fruit crop We
have had in years
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
sinrlne refore the eaeen.

Amulet Andrews in the June Won1au's
Home Companion.
There is much ceremonial connected
with an appearance Of q singer before
her me jesfy. The most brilliant Occa-
sion is, Of course. the Buckingham pal
ace concert, whore royalty eatertuins an
the dukes and ducdesses and visiting pc
tentateS IN Eondcn. The singer receives
her invitation some weeks in advance
OF the occasion and for this affair u
small set sum is given and no souvcuir
OF the entertainment L. presented At
her majestgis country places the artist
IS treated more Informally. The dCcen
has little chat With her after the en-
teItaiEmcnt, and presents the artist With
q jewel IN monOTy OF her appearance.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
FIELD, FIRM RND HOUSEHOLD.

tanned nothing but glucose. In some
cases the remnant of a honeycomb was
inserted, to give the jar flavor Of the
real thing. About one-third of the sam
pies Of alleged honey contained none
or only a trifie beside glucose and cane
sugar OF jellies, only % per cent were
genuine; the rest were made of glucose,
starch, flour, gelatin, favored with apple
syrup and artifcially colored. The color
ing in some instances was injurious.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
REMEDY FOR sCoURs.

L give below a sure cure for scours in
cows calves, sheep Or lambs if given
in season.
Take a kettle full of white oak bark;
then fill the kettle full of water ana
boil the bark two hours. Give a cow
one pint of the liquid in a teacuDful of
the scours are stopped Give a calf half
a teacupful in as much new milk every
three hours until cured, and a sheep two
ounces every two hours, and a lamb half
an ounce in, as much milk every two
hours: With this medicine we cured
q lamb in six hours. We have used this
medicine for twenty years, and have moi
lest a calf with the scours
l. II. Ketchum
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
MINNESOTA HoRTICULTURE.

Country Gentleman.
The Minnesota Horticultural society evi-
IDENTIFY puts some money into its publica-
tons, but the members apparently get
their moneys worth. The reports of the
Minnesota society are among the best
which come to this Office so that we feel
like congratulating the society on its in
telligence and its enterprise. 1t certain
ly is encoulag aging to find so many enthu-
siasth and successful horticulturists in
that cold Northwestern country.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
VoRABLE TO THE BULL
ELEMENT
CORN SHOWED SOME STRENGTH
Despite Loss of IA Quarter of a Cent
fn Wheat Saturday, Coarser
Grain Gained y Shade
Oats Nominal.
Close. Prev


Wheat shows a loss for the week OF
nearly cent in some markets, though
the fiSu- es are not 80 large in others.
The net result ofrthe' weeks business,
however, is not favorable to the bull ele-
ment. Wheat is slow 10 regain strength,
and whenever there is dropping back
the grain fails to regain the position lost
as readily as the bull element would Ike
The loss in p:ices OF July Saturday was
about one-fOurth OF a cent. Rain-and
lack of it-in the Northwest were the
principal factors in the market during
the week. There We're disappointing
promises of rain at times tn, oughout the
week that tended to in measure
strengthen the hands and revive the
hopes of the bulls, but as a rule that
side of the house has been doomed TO
disappointment and hence the c,ose of
the weeks business is at a loss to the
price 2l shoWing q, Of the july. option. So will
the situation likely remain until the rain
comes to diss:pate the bear clouds.
CORN AND OATS.
Despite the lower prices for wheat, corn
hetd its own Saturday and closed a shade
higher than the previous day. This is
somewhat unusual, for the coarser grain
generally follows wheat. There is little
new to note in the corn situation. De-
mand continues fair and the market is
IN at least as strong position as it was
last week.
Oats are about nominal There. has been
the usual demand for immediate use and
little that was speculative,
STOCKS INACTIVE.
The stock market can be classed as in
active. There were flurries in Sugar dur
ing the week, but as that stock is known
as being erratic, little attention was paid
to that feature of the securities dealings
The failures that have occurred of lat
naturally affected the stock market to a
certain extent, but did not leave anything
Ike permanent mark upon prices
Money continues easy,Tand while trada
reports were not as faYorab,e as m gnt
ably different in the market than could
have been noted the previous week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04

A ,IBisten. st. Cloud: T. ]. Rosser. White
hal' Mont; G. Richards. Whitehall.
Mont; A. e. Neate, Rosebud. Mont; M,
" Burg. Nicollet; y. Pett.s. st. Peter:
Babe0Gk x X, Vernon Center; S. A.
Gohcklim, Blue Earth Dunham & Co.
Walters & Schuldt, Meridian. l.. n. Yves,
ton, Kenyon; c. e. Bagley q Co. wei
come; JuXon & Co. I.akedeld; Showalter
a. Babcock, Lakehe!d; Cusick ~ Gaffay.
Loughin, BiXby, MINI. Engemoen Dill
ion, Mont; j. p. Leuesry. Odin: J j.
tenerty, st. James, Malsled & Williams.
Wilmont; A. Underland, Bryant.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
VIOLATING HONEY LAW.

State Chemist Hummel, Of Minnesota.
has discovered outrageous violations of
me money and Jelly law, according 10
the Minneapolis Tribune; lars of stufp
labeled Finest California Honey" CON
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
STOCK Quotations

Furnished by Charles II. F. Smith &,
60, members of the New York Stock ex-
GSniange, Pioneer Press building, who have
Closing prices are bid:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-04
CATTLE.
OAI LIE
Comparative receipts:

Comparative receipts:
totai Tor today (estimated) $50
- - "a el5O tS
The cattle market today was fully
steady with, Yesterday on light receipts;
Market 25c lower on grassy cows and ali
inferior grades of butcher cattle stock
eer and feeder market is fully 25c lower
than last week.
Quotations. Choice butcher COWS and
heifers, $3.6e@t415; fair to good, s96c3 20:
thin COWS and Gamers. $2.2502. Is; cho'ce
butcher steers. $4.J0Gt5; fair to good. 81. o
81 75GD3 %; veal calves. $45G06: choice
stock cows and heifers, s.. .5003. Is; fair to
good. SO. .25M3. 40; common and taiIings
Sz.9Va5- helter calves, s3d4; choice stock
ers and feeders, S4l54 35; fair TO good
$3.50a3.f5; common and tailings, gas
steer calves, S4lj4 .S5; stock ami feeding
eulIs,, S2-5Odf3. Is; stays and oxen. s.. $50
4; mixers ana springers, $256D40
Representative sales: