THE OMAHA DAILY RRK ; WEDNESDAY , MAY 9 , 1891.
COflllEKCIAL AS1) ) FBAXCIAl
Weakness Again Marked the Day ill tlio
. Wheat Pit.
CORN CLOSED ATA VERY GOOD GAIN
DiillnrM nnil UVnkncM AVcro tlio Features
of tlio I'rntlnlnu Slnrkct , tlio I.nttor
llclnrf Ciiusoil liy n Decline
In Live lliiB < -
CHICAGO , May S. Weakness
marked tlio day In the wheat pit , May mak
ing a now low record at ! % nnd July
finishing i/4o lower than yesterday : July corn
unchanged , oatn I4c higher and provisions
finished lower nil around.
Wheat ruled more nctlvc , with ? ic range.
Tlio feeling was ng.iln weaker at lower
prices , and the closing showed front ftc to
tfc loss. As on yesterday , the news was
largely bearish , 'the lower cables , large
Ualtlo shipments , favorable weather .Mid
larger northwestern receipts , all tending to
weaken values , and offerings from the start
were much larger than expected. Initial
transactions were at fractional declines and
under fairly liberal offerings , sold tlown
4 < 5 more , when July rallied Vic , cased off
% c , advanced Me , changed some and closed
as .stated.
Corn at the opening showed a fractional
loss and sold down a trllle more , then braced
up and prices rallied from Vic to % c , became
and closed unchanged
came dull , changed but little
changed for July , but with May % c higher.
In June nnd
There was a better business
July oats , but very little In May. Outside
buying orders for June , nnd especially July ,
were more numerous and prices advanced
> ic to % c and finally closed steady nt about
the top figures , while .May nnd September
remained steady.
Dullness and weakness were the features
of the provision market , The latter was
caused by a decline In llvo hogs at the
yards. A little strength was subsequently
developed on some buying and the upward
movement In wheat. The market was later
offered down , particularly pork , with no ono
to take It. The decline was emphasized by
tlie break In wheat. A better feeling pre
vailed at the close , although there was no
material change In values. Lard and ribs
closed lower. Pork and lard closed steady
at the decline. Compared with yesterday ,
July pork Is 7'/4c lower , July lard T'/fcc lower
and July ribs Cc lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Vheat ,
f,2 cars ; corn , 110 cars ; oats , 115 cars ; hogs ,
24,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows !
Articles. I Open. I HisljT Low. I Close.
Wheat , No
May 67U
July
Sept CO < W <
Com No. 2. .
May. 37'd 37H 37J
July SWftH 30
Sept 40 40H
Oats No. 2. . .
Mny 34) ( 33 _ 3B
June 83H
July 30 SOU 2DM 30HCJH
Sept 2flJi 2
Pork per bbl
May 12 30 12 30
July 12 40 12 4B > 4 12 32M 12 35
J.nrd.l001ba
Mny 7 40 7 40 7 37 7 40
July , . . . , . . 7 07H 7 10
Supt 7 10 7 12H 7 05 7 07
Short Ribs-
May 0 42M 0 4754 0 42K 0 47M
July 0 3D U 37 ! tl 32M 0 37H
Sept 0 iiUtt U 374 ! 11 .I'M II 37H
Cnsli quotations were ns follows :
KI.OtJK Knsy , unclmngi'il.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. fiSfte ; No. 3 spring , nn
sales repotted ; No. 2 rcil , DO'/jc.
OATS-No'sr'sSc ; ° No 2 white. 37Utf37c ; No.
S white , 3C16W37V4C.
11VE No. 2. 43c.
11AHLKY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , C2fflDlc ; No.
4 , r,2flr,3o.
FLAX SKBD-No. 1 , JI.33.
TIMOTHY SRKU-1'rlme. J4.20Q4.23.
I'HQVISIONS Mess porlt , per bbl. , J12.3oii >
lO7li. I-arcl , per 100 Ibs. , J7.37WG7.49. Short
ribs , allies ( loose ) , ? ( l.r,2',6SC.D3 ' ; dry salted shoul
ders ( boxcil ) , JO.OOiSC.25 ; short clear , sides
( boxed ) . J8.87J47.12M. , , ,
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshcd eoods , per sal. ,
$1.15.
SUQAHS Unchanged.
The following were the receipts ana ahlpmeiit3
for today :
On the Produce oxchaniro today the bnttor mar
ket was stoidy : creamery. IKaitlo ; dairy , loa
iKc. : Eggs , ciulctand unchanged ; strictly freali ,
OKu. _
NKW YORK C3I3NKIIAI. .MARKET.
Vcstcrduy'H Quotntlons an Flour , Grain and
Provisions , Metals , I'.lc.
NEW YORK , May 8. FLOUR Receipts.
43,100 bbls. ; exports , 21,700 bbls. ; sales , 9,35) )
pkcs. ; dull but steady ; spring patents were moie
I active at the decline ; rye flour , firm ; buckwheat
flour , nominal.
I BUCKWHKAT Dull ; range on all grades. C3
COIIN MKAL Steady ; yellow western , J2.63 ®
2.70 ; Urandywlne , 12,70 ,
JlYE Dull and nominal ; ' car lots , Gl52c ; . boat
loads , KSQSGc.
UAIILRY Quiet ; No. 2 Milwaukee , CC067c ; un
graded western , COiJCOc.
HARLOT MALT Quiet ; western , C5S83c ; slx-
rowcd , 80S83c.
WHEAT Receipts , 39,300 bu. ; exports , 130,300
bu. ; sales , 3,210,000 hu. futures , DC.000 bu , spot ,
Spot , weak ; No. 2 red , In store and elevator ,
M-c ; afloat , WTic ; f. o. b. , CO He ; No. 1 north
ern , CSUc , delivered. Options opened quiet ,
steady , but offerings were o larK lhat n do-
cllno soon set In nnd prices dropped steadily
until new records were made , A rally followe.il
and the close was nbout steady nt KQlio net
decline. ForelKtiers sold whcnt , cables wcie
weak and crop news very favorable. No. 2 red ,
May , MTM'ic ; closed nl O'Hic : June. D9'&fj )
60-Mc. clttoed nt G0'e ( : July. COTiWClHc. closed nt
CHic ; Almost , G iije tc. closed nt G25ie ; Septem
ber , C2T&I&KIHC. closed at C3V c ; December , CGUW
C04c. closed nt Cic. (
COHN-Rocelpts , 2,900 bu. : exports , 122.M ) bu , ;
sales , 323m)0 ) bu. futures , K.Wa hu. spot. Spot ,
dull ; No. 2. 43JSC In elcvntorj 44V4o nllont. Op
tions steady early with wheat , but rencted ut
midday on lone selllnu , only to rally later nnd
clone fairly steady ; Mny , 43S13itc. closed nt
43 > , ic ; July , t\WH ( 9-lCe. cloi > i ; . | nt 41 He.
OATH Receipts , 00,000 bu. : nxports , COO bu. ;
sales , 255,000 bu. fuluri's , 34OiW Int. spot. Spot
very dull ; No. 2 , 40o ; No. 2 , delivered , 41c ; No.
3. 39c ; No. 2 white , < 2c ; No. 3 white , lie ; truck
mlxi-d , western , 4017He ; track , white western ,
< l 4Ce ; tliick , white state , < lfl)6c. Options
openeil llrmer on tnlk of manipulators hulling the
weslern market , but reacted later , closing at V4o
net decline ; May. SSVjffSS o , closed at SSltc ;
Juno cloned nt SSc ; July , 37if37c ! , closed nt
37c.
HAY Ktendy ; shlpplnir , JO.OOSa.M ; good lo
choice , } 7.00V9.00.
HOI'S Dull ; stnte , common lo choice , 9817c ;
Piiclllo const , ISfilSc.
lUDKS Quiet ; wet salted New Orleans , se
lected. K to CS Ibs. . 4'tt5'.ic ' ; Tcxus salted. SB to
W Ihs. . 405o ; lluenos Ayres , dry , M to 21 Ibs. ,
LKATHKU Inactive ; hemlock sole , llucncs
Ayres. Unlit to henvy , ICViiTllic.
WOOl -Qultn nctlve ; doiucsllo llejce , 19f:5c.
PROVISIONS IlM-f , quiet. Cut inents , dull ;
pickled bellies , O.JfSe ; pickled shoulders , CVi"l
plckletl hums , lO c. l.nnl , nominal ; western
fctenm , closoil nt fG.85 nsked ; xnlcs. 100 tierces nt
| 7M ; May closcil at J7.SO , nimlnil ; > June ,
J7.W. nominal ; rellned , slow , 1'oik , dull.
COTTON HBKI ) OH < Very dull ; prime crudf.
libls. . 2S 29c ; prime ciude , lins * . 23 27cj off
crude , 27tf28 ; ! butter ( trades. 34831o ; prime sum
mer yellow. 32f33e ; off summer yellow , 3Io ;
prime summer while , 3Clf37c ,
Ill'TTKIt-Hteaily ; western dairy , Offllc.
CHHIISK SlioiiBj state large , U iMUUo ; small ,
j'.iniic.
TAI.I.OW llasy. 'United closed at ESUo b'd.
I'HTROI.Ut'M-Steady ; t'nlled closed al SSUc
blI ; WnshliiRton , bbla. , 60 ; Wnshlneton , bull : ,
J3.M ) ; rellned New York. J5.16 ; Philadelphia , J3.10 ;
Philadelphia , bulk , $2.60.
ROSIN Steady ; strained , common to good.
Jl.l7Hlfl.20.
TURPKNTINK-Qulet nnd steudy ; 23ff ;
RICH Steady ; domestic , fair ta extra ,
Japan , 4H 4C.
MO1.ASSK8 Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle.
( and to choice. 2S036c.
PIO lRON--Qulel ; American , J11.W 11,75.
tOl'l'l2R-Qulel ; lake , 9 ic.
l.i\l > -Jiilfl ; domestic. (3.20.
TIN Klrntj Strnlts. $20 bid ; plates , quiet.
UP12I.TKR I.ower ; domestic $3.CVi ! asked.
El .Mlnneupolls Wliout .Market.
MINNUAPOLIH , May S.-Salcs of cash nv-
rugeil lower today by nearly \ic than yeiter-
day , as Iho sales of trie previous day had been
made before the regular break , while today the
were made suhji'ct to the decline that took
plnco late In Iho day yesterday , The cloning
prices , however , on cadi wheat averacctl ttc
higher today than ycilerday. This wits perhaps
In sympathy with May. as Muy rules higher than
July. July closed ( lightly lower than yesterday ,
while May was the ume and Brpttmber Uo
higher. The demand for cash wheat wns good ,
but no treat niiiountr were sold to arrive. In
dicating that the wheat held In the elevators In
the country Is held to deliver on some future
ta Jlo b fur Die
Julr deal l 'tiw il up. IHiyr < nf Mny wh-'i
i"dny found It 'llilli nil I" iibinm nny ttuii nil
or , nine tin- market nml nuins i-onnitlTnl'l' < 1
\nrii-f to It. Tliiresult. . wn thnl m.iny jmrtlfi
dcmrln * ! > l 'y ' 'll'l no1 ! ' " Th indlrtilloni
nldo niifffnr Hint whn July deals coin * moun
there will b > m illllioull ) , If not eMi Rieiilci
limn nnw exists in ih Mny situation. It rollnny ,
therefore , thnt trading IK Kolni ? ovi > r tntvnnli
BepUinlMr , which li fft t livonnilne tinfnvoMU
month fur Kvncrnl trudge , in ( rulers n'll Mrtitl-
fl d with cither Mny or July fil Hint prices t <
them fie ivlnllxily lee lilftli. nnd > ot , nwinu tt
I ho p""ullnr fitali ot tin * innikcl. they nr < * llnbl ,
In work H | ' nimr mil of tin * lln * tlinn they niv.
It followr , then-fore , Hint tlio Rcninl trn.lo I )
dl p < wed to Rvnlil boili Mny nml July. The mar.
ket rlnwdt Mny , CT'.ie ; July , O'o ; Peiitpmlicr ,
tutZW : on track , No. I liiinl. G.1o ; N" . I
northcin , CIV ; Nonoilhfrn. . We. llfCPlpl *
were 10H.310 .bii , ! ( .lilinncntu , 21. ( I ) Ini.
The llfinr mnrkrl wnoiy tnilcf. p.ilrntf
ntinlnt nl tt.Kn3.on ; iMli rf , 2,1. > 12.I ( ) . I'loui
shipment * wen ; JI.2S1 MH.
l.ncnl rrntliii'ii
, iaos , UAMH , ntc.
UUTTKIl Tli.'io H not very much butter rom-
Intr , but lit th" munn 1 1 mi * the dcnian'l \ nnt very
li uvy. nnil the innrliot upon thf "hole U not
ovnrly Hcllve. AH yet there li Illlle sttiw ol
Ktam. Keimmtnr rrenni"ry , 10fSoxtrn ( : fnttcy
country. loGlCc ; chulcc coimliy. 12Q1IC ; packing
Mock , "o.
KH1S--TliP mnrticl lin not ehnwn mui-li clmnRO
ilinlnc Iho punt dny nr twn. Umxl , chnn ftocK
la RoliiR Rpnernlly nt Oc. Hlncc llio rnlnn thprf
ImvciPin \ a KOX ! nmny duty PBSS urrlvlnif.wlili-li
With till' n > 'r mln Hi'll ill XL- ,
I.IVIJ I'OI'I.TIIY TinnrilvnN nre nboul e < | iinl
to the ib'inaml nli'1 UK * innrl < ot H nbotlt xteaily.
Hf-nx , f.ftTc ; old roosters , 3JCu : fprlns ; chicken * .
ll.WH.M.
UAMiThp fcaMn li ro far mlrnncril that
iramc In no lonK < 'i' wuntnl ,
VIJAIr-Thn nirlvnlH me heavy , nml.lt la not
ntilte no puny to keep thi > nuirki't climnoa up ni
It wn * n fv\v ilayn ago. Uouil , fat Vfiila , CilTu ;
thin cir heavy. SfiSc.
rid ICONS There Is n dpmnncl for old
but yonnc hint * that are not strong on the
arc not wanted. Old blrdn , per iloz. , $ t. 2531.
nKANS--The mnikft In firmUm up nil over the
country. Neither the demand nor supply Is very
heavy nt thlH point. dtllfnrnlu hnnd-plekod
nuvy , KMfii. 10 ; pstein navy , tl.7. > tfl.SO ; com
mon white beans , H..Vj'i'l.7J. |
ONIONS Old onluim are a. thine of the past.
New Kontlurn onluns nrp qnnted at ! 2.M per
box. There lire n few lloimudas ftlll on hand
at 13 per bushel. Top onions ale plenty nt
KffHOo on orders.
I'OTATOKH rp dnen nut appear to be vrry
many potato of any kind on tli market. The
supply In coinlm ; mostly fium I'tah nnd Colorado
rado , which stock Is quoted nt McOtl.OO per hu.
There mo come stray pats coinlm ; from \VaKh-
Insloti and Idaho. Theie are new southern
potnloPH In the marliet , which are quoted nt tJ
per box.
UAIIIiAOi : Hnrliln cabbnue , per crate , J2.IO ;
cholee Ixnilifinna , } 3.r,0.
CKI.I'JKY None In the market.
ASI'AIlAdrH Gooil home crown stock Is
abundant at 2.V per doz. on orders.
I'lIJ 1'I.ANT Home crown pie. plant Is be-
comlnit searce nt m'- ' < \
TOMATOKS Klnrlda Htfick of Rood color Is
scarce nt W.W pr rintn nf six baskets.
OIinHN VntJCTA'M.KS Hplnnch. per hid. .
} 2. ! . " > ; radishes , per do30e ; lettuce , per doa. ,
SjfHQc ; cucuinliers , } 1.M ; parsley , per doz. , 3003.V ;
turnlpH , per do ? . , GOo. ; carroln , per do/ . . r 0o ;
beets , per dox. . 75'43."e ; string beans , per K-bu.
box , tl.2j ; water cress , per case 10 boxes , I1.7J5J
2.00 ; pqnaaheH , per tin. . S- .
FIIC ITS.
BTnAWIIKIiniUS There were few berries In
nslde from those held over from the previous
dny. The quality ot the berries was not veiy
peed on nn average. Shipping stock , ? 3fiO.
Al'I'I.CS There alf no apples on the mnikct
BUllnhlo for shipping purposes ,
CHK1UUKS A few ( . nllfornla cherries have ar
rived nnd soli ] at t2.r,0 per box. The fruit arrive 1
In good condition , but was rather small In size.
TUOl'ICAL VltUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch , J2.00W2.CO.
LEMONS' Fancy lemons , 3W size , } 4 ; Tancy
lemons. 30' ) size , M.T.'i : choice lemons , 2CO size.
t3.W. In ten-box lots 23c per box less.
OIIANOKS WndilliKton navels. 130s , KCs. 2'M. ,
t3.73 ; WnshlnRton navels , DCs , 112.H , $3.23 ; Wnsh-
InKton navels , KCa , (3.00 ; Mediterranean sweets ,
ts.no.
FIGS Fnncy , per lb. , 15c.
DATES Hnllowccs , C3 to 70-lb. boxes , per lb. ,
5Jc.I'INBAPPMM !
I'INBAPPMM Choice , per doz. , { 2.DO.
MISCEM.AXEOUS.
HONUY-rnllfornln. 15c ; dark honey. 12'.4ffll3c.
MAI'I.M SVlll'l' ( lallon can ? , per iloz. , Jli.
MAl'M-3 SUUAIS Per lb. . lOe.
NUTS Almonds. Kc ; Hnsllsli walnuts , 12c ;
fllbcrts , lOc : Itrazll nuts , lOc.
SAUKItttRANT Half bbl. , J2.2. , .
C1DC11 I'uro Juice , per bbl. , t3.W > ; half bbl. ,
f3.2o.
AITI.K HUTT13U Per 20-lb. palls , tl ; half
bbls. , 3Jc ! per lb.
HIDES , TALLOW , HTC.
IIIDIIS No. 1 srcen hides. 2lic ; No. 1 ( jreen
salted hides. 3'i3ic ! : No. 2 given salted hides ,
2ff2',4c ; No. 1 venl calf. 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , C'tc ; No.
2 veal calf , S Ibs. to 13 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint
hides. Bo ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. 3e ; No. 1 dry
salted hides , 4c. Part cured hides , ' ,5c per lb.
less than fully cured.
SHEEP I'ELTS Green salted , each , 250COc ;
green salted shearllnss ( slnrt-wooled early
skins ) , each , W13C ; dry shenrlln'Ks ( short-woolcd
early skins , ) , No. 1 , each , GfTl'Jc ' ; dry shearlings
( short-wooled enily Rklns ) , No. 2. each , Co ! dry
Hint , Kiinsan and Nebraska butcher wool , pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 50Sc ; dry Hint , Kansas
nnd Nebraska , murrnln wool pelts , per lb. ,
actual weight , < JJCo ; dry Hint , Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. , nctunl weight , 4ff7c ; dry
flint , C'olDro'lo murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
irclglit , 4tc. )
TALLOW AND ORKASnTallow , No. I. 4'.i5J ' >
4VSO ! tallow , No. 2 , 3S3ie : Krease , white A.
4ic ; grease , -\vhlte 1) , 4c ; grease , yellow , 3c ;
grease , dark , 2'&c ; old butter , 2ff2'ic ; beeswax ,
prime , ISfflSc ; rough tallow , 2i F21.c.
St. T.nnlH ( Ji'nenil .Alnrlcnt.
ST. LOUIS , Mny 8. FLOUR Dull , unchanged.
WHEAT Crop news decidedly bearish , but n
rally In Chicago brought prices up to Vic ibclow
yesterday nt the close. No. 2 red , cash. 53c-
May , Kie ! ; July , C4V4c ; August , C4Jc.
COHN Dull , gaining V6o net ; No. 2 mixed ,
cash , 37o ; May , 30o ; July , 3GJ4c ; September ,
OATS Steady ; No 2 , cash , 3Co ; M ay , 3351c ;
July , 28Mc.
IIYI3 Snlca No. 2 nt 4Sc.
HAHLEY No trading.
UIIAN Firmer ; cast side , G3c.
FLAX S11KD Nominal ; 11.27.
TIMOTHY SEED t3.C54.00.
HAY Finn nt yesterday's ndvnnce ; timothy ,
prime to strictly choice , t9.OOC10.75.
11UTTEH Lower ; separator creamery , 13jJ14c ;
choice dairy , 12c ,
boas 4e.
LHAD-Hlgher , strong ; t3.17i5G3.20.
SPELTEU Dull : J3.25.
COIIN MKAI tl.93RZ.00.
WHISKY tl.OWl. IS ,
COTTON TinS-Unchruiged ; 95cOtl.OO.
11AOOINO Unclmngcd ; B > ,5 6c.
PROVISIONS Easier , quiet. Pork , standard
mess , JobUlmr , t2.87H. l.nrd , prime to choice
Btenm , t7.20i7.32ii , Dry salt meats , loose shoul
ders. 56 ; longs nnd ribs , JG.W ; shorts , tO.CO.
llacon , pnckcd shoulders , 57 ; longs , t7,12 % ; ribs ,
17.23 ; shorts , 57.3716.
RECEIPTS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 6,000 bu. ;
corn , 128.000 bu. ; oats , 28,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 7.000 bbls. ; wheat , 1,000
bu. ; corn , 156,000 bu. ; oats , 17,000 bu.
ColTec Mavknt.
NEW YORK , May S.-COFFEE-Optlons opened
Blend ) ' nnd unchanged to 6 points higher , was
quiet and steady nil dny , advancing late on re
newed buying and closed steady nt G@10 points
net ndvnnce ; sales , B.250 bags , Including : June ,
tl5.33 ; July , tl5.20ffll3.25 ; August. fl4.70IJ14.75 ;
spot coffee , Rio , steady ; No. 7 , 510.23 ; mild , quiet ;
Cordova. tW.OOiiTJ.23. Warehouse deliveries nt
New York yesterday were 3.313 bags ; New Yojk
stock today , 1D3.5EG bags ; United States stock ,
247,723 bugs ; nllmit for the United Stntes , 177,000
liana ; total visible for the United Stntes , 421,723
bags , ngalnst 383,610 bags , last year.
RIO JANEIRO , Mny 8. Quiet ; quotntlons nom
inal ; none given ; exchniiKP , 9Jd ; receipts , two
days , G.Orti ) bags ; stock , 100,000 bavs.
SANTOS , Muy 8. Quiet : quotations nominal ;
none given ; receipts , two days , 2,00' ' ) bags ; stock ,
23.000 bags.
HAMIIliRa , May 8. Dull ; unchanged to UO1S
pfg. higher.
LONDON , May 8. fnblcs discontinued.
HAVRE. May 8. Dull ; sales , I'.OOO bags ; prices ,
! it lower. _
Cotton .Murliut.
NEW ORLEANS , May 8.-COTTONQulct :
sales , spot , 1,250 bales ; ordinary , 6lc ; good
ordinary , C'/Oj low middling. 0 9-lGc ; good mid
dling , 7Mc : middling fair. 7Ho ; fair , S 13-lGo ;
nominal , Receipts , 1.G28 bales ; exports , coast
wise. 4,411 balm ; stock , 127.30S bales ; futures
barely sleiidv ; sales , 3 $ , 00 bales ; Mny. tC.G8
bid : Jun * . JO.GIttG.C1 ; July , tO,71S0.72 ( ; August.
J0.7ig6.72 ; September. t'.7Hii.l2 ! ; October , tG.72fi >
0,73 ; November. IG,77iSO,78 ; DecemK-r , tU.83flfl.8l ;
January. t8.8U1TG.ll ! ,
ST. LOUIS , May 8. COTTON Fluctaled
within lie run Re today , tbut chised unchanged
from yesteiday nnd Btendy ; m'ddllng , 7Ue ; sales ,
301 bales : receipts , 100 bales ; shipments. 200 bales ;
stocks , 41.300 halex.
OAI.VIWrON , May 8.-COTTON-Recelpts. 623
bales ; local consumption , 101 bales ; stock. 31,198
bales ; middling , quiet nt 6 13-103 ; sales , 100 bales.
On tliu i.imuou I'arltet '
NEW YORK , May 8. The Evening Post's d's- '
patch from London tays : Tha markets were de
pressed today , but closed llrmer. The ilxo In
the Argentine gold premium to 292 caused dls-
quletudu ami n general fall In all Argentine
stocks. Them In nothing trustworthy as to the
nctunl situation , but It Is It * lleved to to bad ,
though | i"rhnii | not amounting to nny actual
crUI . Americans were dull , but better at the
close. At the close today Iho Issues of Indian
treasury bills nnd metropolltun stock were ap
plied for nix times over. Ticlxt : > ue In each ca o
was 12,000,000. The Hank of Englnnd Is InvestIng -
Ing more freely , and money Is consequently
abundant nnd loans to the Stock exchange to
morrow will be nt low rates. Silver wns un
changed. Ninety thousand pounds In gold was
ibonuht , _ _ _ _ _
Duliilli drum .Murlcot.
DULUTH. May S.-WHEAT-Close : Firm : No.
1 ham. cash and Muy , COtlc ; July , GlWo ; No. 1
northern , ca h. 69Hc ; May , 63Ko ; July , GOftc ;
BeptemlnT , Wiio ; No. 2 northern , caufi , IGHo ;
No. 3 , COHo ; i ejected , Kc ; on truck ; No. 1 north
ern to arrive , ClHc.
RYE 45c.
FLAX HEittl.29 ,
OATS-No. 2. S3',4c ; No. 3 while , 33o.
Car Inspection today Wheat , 178 cars ; oats , 3
care.
SlUPMENTS-Wheat , 148.M1 1m.
The Hour statement for the week ended Satur
day Inul MhmvHt Proiluetlon ut Duluth nnd Su
perior , 13,921 bbla.j recvlplK by rail , 1G5.0W bbU. ;
( hlpmentB , IVS.aSl bbls. ; . itock In itorc , 2S1.421
bblM. _
Miir : < oU.
LIVERPOOL , May B.-WIUJAT-Dull ! demand
poor ; holdcra offer freely ; No. 1 , California. 49
lldeU Id ; red western , winter , 4s 8VidU4s miid.
* -ORN-Qulct ; drmand IKXJI- ; new mUtd spot ,
PROVISIONS-Beef , extrft India m , f8 J.
' jrlm men , 71 * SJ. ll cun , lunt ua4 ilioit
rlcar , 8 ! " II . 33 ftl. Innit Pifrtr. 4i Ibs. . l
I-iird. prime wnuern , lunni .ss. M.
in TTIR i , i. ; t *
The receipt * of wheat for Hie pnM thr-e nnvi
were lO.O'ii ) rentnU. Ineln.lm . 37.W ) < ennl <
Alnrricnn. The receipts of Amerlnn corn ri ,
the pnst thrrp dn > i w r MM ( oentiiln. Tin
wenther li unsettled.
_
New York Ur.r ( looiU Murkctf
NKW YORK , Mny 8. Thfro wn * n moil -tnti
spot nnd telegraphic requeiit f > r purely srnmnn
lile sttiffs , sueh ni > Inwns , ciillco nml grenndlnn
nnd gixnls of like chnrncter. For staple nnd colored
orod cottnni purclinne * were lei meet urgent rp <
quests. Cotton HnnnPl wore looked nfter with
mum Interest. Worsted nulling * In fnlr request
1'ilnllng rlotlm were very flow nnd smnll sale ?
nt 2 1-lftp shndetl. There was n fnlrly goin
trade at jobbers from local nnd nearby dealers.
.
OIL CITY. Pn. . May 8. Nntlonnl Transit cer
'
.Mur ! < ct.
NEW YORIC , Mny S. St'flAU Rnw , nctlv.
and Hrm ; snle' , 9I2 ) bags centrifugal , tC test
c. I. ! . , 2 tie ; Pl. SS bugs , 9G test , 2'jc ; 3.3W bngi
molnnses migar. 2 3-lCc ; rellned , quiet and Mini.
SLKJAIl CANi-Mtendy ; ccntrlfWnl , Jnvn , 14s
3d ; Muscovndii , fnlr relinlng , 12s 3d.
\\ciol .Mnrlict.
ST. LOI'IS. Mnv S. WOOI-Shnnity lower
medium Mlsnotirl clothing nn < l combing , IJf/'KV
course nnd hrnld , llffljc ; choice tub washed ,
22c ; others unchanged.
'FriscoVlii'iit Miirltnt ,
SAN FRA.NTISCO , Mny 8. WHEAT Slendj
nnd quiet ; C3.919 centals ; December , 51.12 ? ; ; new
sellers , tl.OI'.i.
r ' ! ' < Ttllei ,
MANCHESTER. May S.-Cloths and yarn ;
quiet nnd unchanged.
STOCKS AND IIOND.H.
Trnntiictlonx Were Siniill , ultli tlio
tIon of SiiKnr.
NEW YOHK , May 8.Vcre It not for the
heavy transnctlnna In Sugar today's stocl :
market wcwild have lieen tame Intlccd. Vt'lint
little of activity there wns In the rest of thu
Hat wns consigned to St. Paul , General Elec
tric and Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy. At the
opening of the session Sugar was heavily
pressed for sale and. lost 3' per cent.
The break wns credited to manipulation by
thu bull pool with the object of getting thu
shorts to Increase their Hues and the shorts
did help to send the price down by adding to
the bulk of the sales. When the low point
wns touched buying orders came In , which
caused a rally of 2V1 per cent , but renewed
selling sent the llgurco baclc to within > H
per cent of the bottom price of the morning.
Later in the day a recovery of Hfe per cent
wns made , of which 1 per cent was subse
quently lost , with a final rally of Uper cent ,
the closing sale being at u decline of 1 % per
cent on the dny. Sugar preferred lost IV'i
per cent. St. Paul , after" a decline of % per
cent , rose 3 per cent. Then n drive was
made on the stock on the reported bond
sale , but It was firmly held , giving way
toward the close 1A per cent , with a rally
of % per cent , and closing U per cent above
yesterday.
It has been learned that the St. Paul com
pany did , yesterday at private sales , dispose
of 12,000,000 of 4 per cent mortgage bonds
to reimburse the treasury for outlays for
equipment and to retire maturing bonds.
There Is still in the treasury $2,735,000 of
these bonds , avai'able ' when occasion rsquire. * .
Burlington & Qulncy receded % per csnt In
the morning , but rallied promptly , selling up
% per cent , ot which % per cent was lost nt
the close. Hock Island Is unchanged on the
day and Northwestern V per cnt higher.
The general market moved sluggishly and
with Irregularity , the prevailing tone being
dullness in the fluctuations , ns a rule being
confined to narrow limits. The speculation
was the heaviest during the last hour and
closed weak. The railway nnd miscellaneous
bond market was generally weak throughout
the day and closed Irregular.
The Post says ; So much of today's busi
ness was made up of Sugar certificates that
these shares may be said to have monop
olized the market. Some of the "pools"
which have managed the recent operations
for th3 rise wera clearly disposing of their
stock today , but the market was "worked"
on a very extensive scale , and reslstancs
made to the decline on the most expert prin
ciples. The- net result , however , was n sub
stantial decline. There- was an undoubted
disposition among Individual speculators to
buy , so firmly has the notion of the trust's
sway at Washington obtained control.
The following are the closing quotntlons
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change-today :
The totnl Fnles of fitocka today were 203,311
shares , Including : AtchUon , 0,100 ; American
Sugar , 111,901) ) ; lluillngton , U.800 ; Chicago Gas ,
3.600 : Distilling. 3,900 ; General Electric , 11.100 ;
Louisville & Nashville , 3,100 ; New York & New
KnBlnml , 4.COO ; Rock Island , 2,900 ; St. Paul , 17-
COO ; Western Union , 3,100.
Now York Money Mirlct. :
NEW YORK , May 8. MONEY ON CALL
Easy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent : closed
at 1 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 2 iQ5 per
cent.
STERLING KXrilANGn Sternly to firm , with
actual business In bankers' bills. > 4.6Sif4.S9 for
demand , nnd $4.S7'iW4,874 ! for sixty days ; posted
rules , JI.S8V4WI.90 : commercial bills , J4.bCV4ft4.SC } } .
SILVER CERTIFICATES C4flC5c.
GOVERNMENT 1JONDS Easier ; state bonds ,
Inactive.
The iloilng quotations on bonds :
offered.
San FruncUco Mlnli\K Qiiatntloii ] .
SAN PHANCISCO. May 8.-Tho oHIclal closlnj
quolatloiiHfor mlnluir atoslc'itolty were us fol-
lOWB !
' llutlon Stuck Quotrttlonj.
IIOSTON , May B.-CaJl loauu , IKi'J per ccut ;
HAH fllJ.VKIl-v'OUd per ounce.
MONKV-I pi'rivnt.
The ralo of discount In tlio op .MI mark-I forfcot'a
short nml tlinv imj.itlm' blllH IH 1 ! ( P r emit.
SI. Limit MliiliixrSuirIc ( .liiititliu. ; : ( :
ST. LOUIS. Mnv H.-Mliiln * HtuutcM today were
fi'nturoli-Hfumu wltliout change. Q'.olatloim :
I'limncliil No
NEW ORLHANS , Mny 8. CIvnrlnKa. tU3 212.
HALTIMORE , Mny 8.-Clenrlngs , t3,3 , CS8 ; Iml-
nnces , t57l,113.
I1OSTON. Mny S.-Clenrlngs , tl4,747S31 ; bnl-
nnces , tl,743,471.
OMAHA , Mny S.-ClcnrlnK9 , tS03,700 ; same dny
last week , tS25,078.
NE\V YORK , Mny 8. Clenrtngs , t32.031,2l7 ;
balance * , 53,070.IH.
PARIS , May S. Three per cent rentes , lOOf ,
3 ! c for till ! ncenimt.
PHILADELPHIA. May 8. Clearings , tlO.078.-
138 ; bnlnnccn , tl.178.393.
MEMPHIS , Mny 8. New YoiU exclmnee sr-11-
IIIR nt par. ClenrliiKH , t412,777 ; balances , tU5,3."i.
LONDON , May 8. Tlie nmount of bullion KOIIO
Into the lintik of JIiiBlaml on bnlnnce today Is
90,000.
CINCINNATI. Mny 8. Money , 2'.4flO per cent.
New York exchange , COftCOc premium. ClearlngH ,
tl,947,450.
SAN KRANCISro , Mny 8. Drafts , sight , lOc ;
telegraphic , 12Hc. Silver ibiirs , C3 fC3tic. { Mex
ican dollars , 61f51'.c.
ST. LOI'IS , Mny 8. Clcnrlngs. t3,303,337 ; bal
ances , t3Sl,030. Money , dull , 6ff7 per cent. Exchange -
change on New York , 12ijo premium.
CHICAGO. May S.-Clenilngs. fll.177,000. New
York exchange , lOc premium. Korelgn exchange ,
dull , llrm. Sterling exchange , actual , } 4.S14f
4.89. Money rates , 436 per cent.
JK.ITH IX , t .V/J.V/f.IV JUiSKllT.
Ilnlf-Kutcn Hoillcs of Two Ill-Tilted Ameri
can lluntcrx I'ouml.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 8. Francis Mur
phy , an American engineer and mining man
who has returned to this city from Mazatlan ,
Mexico , was a member of a searching parly
that left Durango about five weeks ago to
find the whereabouts of H. L. Denton , C.
P. Hall , Frank Turnstall , Americans , and
two Mexican guides , who started from Salto ,
state of Durango , on a prospecting and hunt
ing expedition Into the Sierra Madre moun
tains. The men left Denver , Colo. , some
months ago In company with a Mr. Freeman ,
who Is said to have come from St. Louis ,
and two New York gentlemen. Mr. Free
man and the two New York men , together
with an Indian guldo nnd several Mexicans ,
arrived back at Salto jtist before the expedi
tion was sent In search of their companions.
In a half-starved coridltlon and badly used
up. They reported tlfat they had run short
of provisions in-the-mountains , lost their
way and become separated from Denton ,
Hall and Turnstall and the balance of the
party. '
A relief party was at once organized , Mur
phy , two American miners and a number of
Mexicans constituting the searchers. The
bleak and almost. Inaccessible parts of the
Sierra Madre range iwero explored. In a
ravine nearly forty miles from Salto part of
a camp outfit belonging to the missing men
was discovered. A blind trail was followed
for ten miles over the most ragged and In
hospitable of the mountain region. At one
point a pole had free 'driven Into the ground
to which had befiii fastened a torn shirt on
which was a plqce ot paper on which was
printed with n 'pencil Hie' words : "Out of
provisions , no water ; have struck out for
the foot of this canjn. "
Five miles In a westerly direction from this
signal tjie bodies of Denton and Hall were
found lying on their backs. Several camp
utensils , a Winchester rifle and some cart
ridges were scattered about the spot. The
bodies were partly devoured by coyotes , but
were easily Identified. The clothing had
nearly all been torn from Hall's body. Den-
ton's remains were badly disfigured. The
remains of the two men were burled with
solemn ceremonies and a mound of stones
raised over them.
No further time was lost then In pushing
the hunt for Turnstall and the Mexicans.
The searching party was divided , one-half
going north and the other halt going east
ward. A blind trail led the northbound
party Into a part of the mountains that
could not bo traveled through nnd the
searchers weru forced to turn back , their
own provisions running low and the water
supply too far remote for safety. The other
party was entirely unsuccessful In finding
any trace of Turnstall , although It remained
for nearly ten days.
It Is supposed that all of the missing men
have died of starvation.
LOUTISH TllK 11.1XK AX1 > XEFT ,
Cashier of the Sednlla First National Has
C.ono with the 1'umlfl.
SEDALIA , Mo. , May 8. Cashier J. C.
Thompson of the First National bank has
not yet been found. Ho left hero Friday for
Washington , but a telegram from Congress
man John T. Heard stated that ho had not
arrived there up today. U Is definitely
known that warrants for Thompson's arrest
nro In the hands of the fcdornl officers
chnrglng the missing cashier with embezzle
ment , false bookkeeping and false reports
to the comptroller.
Dank Examiner Latlmcr and United States
Attorney J. U. Walker , who are both here ,
refuse to say a word , but the belief now Is
that the bank had been systematically and
completely looted.
President Cyrus Newklrk , who has been
111 for some time , has been placed at denth'H
door by the shock of the developments and
Cashier Thompson's wife Is also In a serious
condition.
_ _
Set Anlilo thu AV111.
STOCKTON , Cal. , May 8. The estate of n
well-to-do negro- farmer named McKlnney
has been awarded by tho. probate court to
his brother , who lives In Kentucky. Mc
Klnney loft an estate valued at $40,000 'to
his physician , but the Jury decided Mc
Klnney was of jinsound mind when ho
made his will.
Hliot Twice.
' ,
. . Y. , Mny 8. Charles
K. Davidson , burglariously entered the
River View Military academy , -was shot
twice by Hugh JlutWk nnd Harold H ,
Loomls of AtlanttOn. . Davidson , who Is
dangerously wounded , says ho was forced
by hunger to attempt robbery.
Draw After Twenty-Nino Hounds.
DETROIT , May' 8. Heavyweights Yank
Kenney of Detrpit and Frank Kellar of
Ypsllantl fought tlwenty-nlno rounds nt
Wyandotte for a pntyo of $400. The con
test ended In a drnw , although the spectators
claimed Kellar had 'the ' best of the light.
All W ro Aiixluus to ItnglMer ,
CHEYENNE. Wy6. , May 8.-Speclal ( to
The IJee. ) Deputy Collector Leopold KablH
for the district of Wyoming has completed
the reglxlrallon of the Chinese In the atntc.
Six hundretl and twenty-live certificates were
Issued. Not a single Celestial refused to
comply with the law. _
UnlUlliiR nnd Loan Anoclottoii Insolvent.
CHICAGO , May 8. A receiver was asked
today for the North and South Building nnd
Loan association of Chicago , ot which Nor
man S. Wood Is president. The petition
alleges Insolvency. Liabilities , $108,000 ; as-
nets , $70,000. m _
Henntor Kyle for President.
MINNEAPOLIS , May 8. A Sioux Falls. S.
I ) . , special to the Journal lays that Senator
Kyle of South Dakota U being groomed for
the populUt nomination tor president ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Receipts of Tattle Increase anil Hogg Dc-
'
crcaso from Last Week ,
STEER PRICES WERE STEADY TO WEAK
Dealcra Took Mlmt They 1'iinrlcil nt Alumni
rirm FlKiirrn , lint .VeKlcctcd llio Other *
lion * Drop Another Mclilo
Dcnpllo Light .Supply.
TUESDAY , May S.
There wns n very respectable run of cattle
nnd sheep today , but the supply of hogs was
unaccountably light. The two days' re
ceipts show nil Increase of 2,200 caltle nnd
1-tOO sheep nnd a decrease of 2,100 hogs , ns
compared with supplies for the first two
days of last week.
The suppply of cattle was larger than It
has been for nearly four weeks nnd fully
00 per cent of the receipts weru fat cattle
Offerings Included n liberal proportion every
very desirable steers , both heavy and light
but there were lots of good heavy beeves
hero that have been ready to ship for sonio
time. Owners have , been feeding then
longer than usual this spring , walling for a
better turn to the market , but the turn wns
llko "the letter that never came. " The
dressed beef men were nil tolerably good
buyers , but they all wanted the lighter
cattle , weighing from 1.100 Iba. down , nnd
where the stuff Just suited prices ruled
very nearly steady. There was an unmis
takably weaker tone to the trade , however
and when It came to thu medium nm
heavier grades lower prices were the rule
some of the rough , coarse , heavy steers
Belling Cc to lOc lower -than on .Monday
Doth shippers nnd exporters wcro doing
business , but In the present demoralized con
dition of eastern and European markets
they were not very enthusiastic buyers.
Aside from the nice , tidy , fat steers the
market was dull and mean throughout , nm
the close found a few cnttlu still In llrst
hands.
The market for cow stuff was active ami
fully steady , as there were not over a dozen
loads on sale and the demand was very good.
Calves were In rather better demand anil
firmer , but there was no material change In
the market for rough stock generally.
There was u fair amount of trading In
stockers and feeders , but. supplies were
ample for the rather restricted country de
mand , and the tendency of prices was lower.
Country buyers have been scared out by the
high prices and ns a result stocks have bcc.n
allowed to accumulate. Prices arc easier
and a better demand may now bo expected.
Good to choice feeders are quoted at $3.25 ©
3.85 , fnlr to good at $3.0003.25 , and lighter ,
commoner grades at from $3 down. Ilcpre-
sentntlve sales :
DRESSED nncF.
No. Av. Tr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2. . . . 723 t2 50 1..11CO t3 CO SI. . . . 9S7 t3 75
5. . . . 780 275 17..1042 3 GO 20..97J 875
2. . . . 605 300 1S..10SO 303 13 1177 273
1. . . . 7CO 300 21..1072 3 M 29..1209 375
1. . . . 710 310 2..1160 3 03 HI..1181 375
1. . . . MO 315 19..1253 3 C' 20..I231 375
1. . . . 7M > 325 15..1181 303 10..1221 375
1. . . . 700 323 12..1105 363 20..119:1 : a 75
3. . . . 940 325 E.3. . . . HCS 3 C3 23..1176 375
1. . . . 850 323 1..1020 3 (53 ( 1C..1140 375
1..1150 323 10. . . . U78 3 C5 4 1110 373
35. . . . C4G 323 22 1003 3 C3 19 120J 373
"O. . . . 583 S 40 42..1039 3 So ES 113C 375
10..1030 345 10..1102 3 C"i 20..10SO 373
11. . . , 951 345 22..1113 303 10..932 375
19. . . . t03 350 21. . . . 9W 367W 20..1232 375
2..1120 350 II..1001 370 43..1103 373
10. . . . S53 3 r,0 1..11CO 270 17 1383 3 SO
4. . . . 940 SCO 2S..11C3 370 30..1192 3 SO
33. . . . 945 3 f,0 21..1120 370 20..1237 3 SO
7. . . . 725 3 DO 20..11CS 370 11..1210 3 SO
2..1010 350 42. . . . 9S'J 370 K..KOO 3 SO
13 531 3 f.'i 40 1133 370 17 10SS 3 SO
23. . . . 977 355 S..12C2 370 15..1037 380
13..1120 353 23. . . . 990 370 34..12M 3 .SI
11..1115 300 17..1CCO 370 2. . . . .11J6 3 S3
31. . , . 980 SCO 16..1132 3" 70 7I..12.M 3 SS
1..1200 360 20..12SI 370 20..12S6 390
130..1232 360 21..1113 370 C..1401 3 90 '
20..1438 360 20..1192 373 32..1031 310
SHIPPING AND KXI'ORT.
1..1070 300 23..1202 3 73 32..1391 3 So
2..1333 " 23 22 1017 375 10 1313 " . 83
1..1240 350 20 1141 J 75 12..life ) 3 S3
20. . . .1025 3M 22. . . .1215 375 20 1304 3 $5
10..1050 353 20..1207 373 13..J3C1 3 Fii
30..1073 3 CO 35..1220 373 20..1301 3 S3
12..1090 303 IS..1220 373 1C..1314 390
31..1107 365 19. . . .1217 375 20..13JO 3 ! > 0
27..1019 3 C5 17..1307 3 SO EC..144S 390
23..1398 370 9..1171 380 17..1M1 400
13..1113 370 2I..112S 3 SO 7..1302 400
0..11C6 370 17..1403 3 SO 12..1327 400
1..1120 3 70 20..1313 ! j SO
MIXED.
4. . . . 912 300 20. . . . 741 330 15..1041 370
7. . . . 791 3 40 C4..103D 3 C.5 .
COW3.
2. . . . 630 150 4. . . . 917 2 CO 1..1170 300
1. . . . 060 150 1 , . . . 940 250 1..1300 300
1..1000 173 3..1020 250 1..1WO 300
1. . . . 920 175 1..1000 250 4..1225 300
2..1090 1 75 2..1023 2 50- 3 1030 3 00
1. . . . 870 ISO 4. . . . 945 255 1..710 300
4..1040 1 DO 1..1COO 200 1..1110 300
2..1100 200 2..1110 200 4. . . . 610 300
4. . . . 702 200 1..10SO 265 1..1170 300
S. . . . 900 200 1..1090 26' ! 1..1100 SCO
3. . . . 780 200 7..1103 2 05 1..1270 303
. . , . 840 200 2. . . . 990 270 1 2iIO 305
7..1022 210 2. . . . S10 270 2..915 310
3..1073 210 1. . . . 800 270 1..1321) 310
1. . . . 630 22i ) 1. . . . 901 270 1..1230 310
2. . . . 980 223 1..1130 275 1..UG' ) 315
1. . . . $00 225 7..1047 275 S..11IJO 315
2..1015 225 1. . . . 920 275 13..1211 313
6..1021 225 3. . . . 960 275 4..1232 320
11. . . . 924 223 1. . . . 7CO 276 1..1300 325
1..1030 225 1. . . . 900 285 I..1240 325
1..1100 235 1..1250 290 4..1177 325
2..1025 240 1..1200 290 1..1360 325
23. . . . 879 240 54. . . . 915 295 1..1180 330
1..1150 2 SO 13. . . . 938 293 4..9S7 380
1. . . . ! > 20 250 3. . . . 803 300 2..1320 333
HEIFERS.
2. . . . 780 190 1. . . . 450 230 24. . . . S23 320
1. . . . 400 200 1. , . . 420 275 2. . . , T.S ) 25
32. . . . 409 200 4. . . . 527 280 2..1090 323
3. . . ' . 500 210 1..1030 300 1. . . , OS ) 335
2. . . . 395 220 8. . . . 768 310 4. . . . 757 333
1. . . . 710 225 32. . . . 725 310 20. . . . 810 385
1. . , . 610 250 3. . . . 5CO 315 4..1000 345
YEARLINGS.
C. . . . COO 3 35
CALVES.
1. . . . 150 200 1. . . . IBS 350 1. . . . Ill 450
1. . . . 90 2 . ' .0 1. . . . 140 373 ] . . . . ] ! 450
10. . . . 139 250 2. . . . 141 375 1. . . . 100 . | f,0
1 , . . . 320 260 1. . . . 140 400 2. . . . 173 I 5cl
1. . . . 110 300 1. , . . 120 400 1. . . . ICO 475
1. . , . 150 300 1. . . . 220 4 CO 1. . . . ISO 473
DULLS.
2..1030 2 10 1..1220 2 40 1.,203ft 2 75
1..1WO 220 1. . . . 800 2 f,0 , 2..1W5 275
1..1740 220 1..1510 260 1..1770 275
1..11IO 220 1..1I40 260 3..1110 2 ft
1..1SOO 225 1..1700 200 1..13M 300
1 , . , . 75 225 1..14CO 260 1..1310 300
1..17SO 223 1..1520 2 CO 1..1700 300
'
1..1390 225 1..1600 2 to' 1..148D 300
2..1150 235 1..1290 270 2..1080 320
1..HM ) 235 1..I3IO 275
OJCUN.
1..11CO 200 2..1629 260 2..1740 285
STAGS.
1..1270 3 25
- STPCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1..1010 200 C , . . . r,50 330 1. . . . S30 340
4. , . . 377 275 18. . . . 709 335 21. . . . 042 340
25. , . . 753 320 1. . . . 930 340 9. . . . 827 345
42. . , . 840 323 1. . . . 930 340 1. . . . 910 360
1. . . , 750 325 3. , . . 630 340 20..810 365
33. . . . 624 325 19. . . . 842 340 61..701 370
1. . . . C'JO 3 30
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
1 cow nml calf..J30 00 1 cow nml calf..J21 00
1 iprlnger 2(1 ( 00 1 cow nml cnir.r. . 31 CO
1 springer 21 00 3 nprlngcrx M CO
2 sprinters 4500 3 cowx nnd calveu 73 00
WYOMING CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr , No. Av. Pr.
2 feeders..1305 300 31 feeders. . . . 12.14 370
1 bull 1800 225 6 stgs A bin.Hid 223
HOGS The recent decline linn had some
thing to do with shutting off supplies , but
the desfro of farmers to make hay while the
sun shlnrs and makeor market hogs when
they can't make hay la probably the main
reason for the decreased receipts. There
were Uss than 6,000 fresh hogs received
today and most of them wcro light and
medium weights. Heavy hogn wore scarce ;
In the entire eighty-six loads received there
was but ono that averaged over 300 Ibs.
Moat of the loads averaged under 240 Ibs. ,
but , ns a rule , the quality wua very fair.
Conditions were decidedly unfavorable to thu
selling IntcretitH and the nverngo of prices
paid wan fully a nickel lower than Monday.
Lower markets caul paralyzed the shipping
and speculative- demand and local houses
wore nil decidedly Indifferent buyers , Pro
visions were weak and lower and packers
were trying to get the llvo hog values Into
line. Tlicro was not much of a rungeof
prices. A few of the best heavy butcher
loads brought J4,97'/i and $5 , and rough ,
mixed stuff toward the close sold down lo
? 4.85. Trade dragged along all morning , but
was very mean at the final wind up. Moat
of the fair ta good hogs , regardless of weight ,
brought 34.90 and $1.95 , us ogalnut Jl.'Jf , to
$5 Monday and $5.05 to J5.10 on last Tues
day. Representative nulen :
No. Av. Hh. IT. No. Av. Bti. Pr.
6 2SO 40 t4 85 63 XII 100 | 4 9J'4 ' <
I. , ! 220 . . . 483 76 230 120 4 H2',5
43.217 . . . 4 8S 73 Ml KO 4n \ < &
C5 , , .S5S . . . 490 79 190 10 4 92 > , {
75 2J7 200 4 90 85 2oO M 4 2'i
CJ 2 2 1(0 i J8 239 'M 4 M'.J
( llcss ) 'cm ) nro hungering and thirsting
for pure nlr. Our stuffy , over-hcntod houses
nro veritable fever chests. Speed the dny
jvhcn the pnlo faced llttlo ones can get out
Into God's nunshlno and brratho In his
iniro nlr.
Conio In nnd ECO the nrray of baby enr-
nagca In our bnsomcnt n rod w.ile nnd rx-
tending aa far ns the cyo cnn roach - OVRIt
250 1'ATTBUNS , the best goods made , with
the world renowned "I'UATHKUSTONKS"
nt the head. A full sized rci-d carriiiKt'lth
sntln parasol , < 5.S5 , worth $12.00.
IIAVK not imld . n blessed thing
nbout 'cm until now although our now pat-
torus are the talk of the town. We control
the "QUICK MUM , " goods. They nro nbao-
luU'ly right ; perfect combustion ; both the
1'rocca.s nnd ( Jencrntor styles ; both cabinet
nnd platform patterns ; prices ranging from
$2 90 to $28.00. If you know what we know
you would not buy nny but iJUICK
MKAIj" steve under nny circumstances , The
gasoline steve has come to stay , and Instead
nf It being the offensive nnd dangerous con
trivance Hint wns first brought out , It has
bci-n so much Improved that It la not only
a household necessity , but a positive Kixury.
It don't make so much difference what you
select when you are buying " 1IAND-I10XI2S
nnd WOOUUOXKS and IIUHAD-IIOXKS" but
when you buy " 1CI3-HOXKS" you need to
look a llttlo out. Dangerous gasses and foul
deposits cannot always be detected , even by
the scnso of smell. IC12-DOXKS nnd UK-
FU1GBUATOUS nro npt to be overlooked
when wo are considering the sanitary con
dition of our homes. Hotter buy the perfect
"ventilated" goods , WHICH TAKE CAUE
OP THEMSELVES.
The "OLACIEK , " everybody now knows
nbout. It Is perfection , being Ventilated ,
Clcannble , Handsome nnd at reasonable
prices.
A "GLACIER" Ice box , $3.50 , worth $6.50
A "GLAC1EH" refrigerator , $ S.G3 , worth
$13.50.
Formerly People's ' Mammoth Installment House
Sfnil lcfot'i > osttyeon lily 'tt-1 citttiluyite.
Close at 6:30 : evenings , except Monday and Saturday.
79 189 40 4 no
73 212 120 4 90
CO 216 . . . 4 90
73 211 10 4 90
74 223 . . . 4 90
82 217 80 4 90
. . . ' . . . . . SO 4 l > 0
$2 221 40 4 90
77 222 120 4 90
41 309 100 4 90
72 229 SO 4 90
DO. . . .232 40 4 90
6. . . .171 4 M
5. . ' 4 90
C9. . 'izcs 4 90
73. . . .230 4 90 '
103. . .214 4 90
73. . . .217 4 90
CO. .281 4 90
C4 . 2 4 90
83 . 212 4 90
20 . 2'jG 4 90
SO . 231 40 4 90
C8 . 2CO SO 4 90
81 . 223 80 4 90
70 . 2 = 2 2SO 4 90
CS . 235 120 4 90
77 . 2C2 ICO 4 90
63 . 203 4 90
.293 210 4 90
Ci , , .237 SO 4 90
46. .C2C 40 4 90
07. .199 120 4 90
78. .212 20) 4 90
78.S3. . .223 SO 4 90
70 . 213 4 90
68 . 243 4 90
69 . 252 4 90
64 . 279 200 4 92V4
84 . 203 40 4 ? 2',4
71 . 264 ICO 4 92K ,
50 . 211 ICO 492Vt
07 . 205 120 4 92',4
PIGS AND nouan.
1 . 430 . . . 1 W ) 1 . 3 25
SHEEP Receipts were liberal , mostly Mex
ican lambs. The domamr was fair and the
market slow , but about steady. Fair to oed
natives are quotable at $3.75 ® 1.25 ; fair to
good westerns , $3.204.15 ; common and stock
sheep , $2.DO3.25 ; good to choice -10 to 100-lb.
lambs , $3.500)1.50. ) Representative sales :
No. Wt. I'r.
00 liatluo 3
Hcculpts unit llspo.illl < > ii of .Stock.
Official recoil tn aiiddl | io.-ltlonof stock as ano'.v i
by the books of ttio Union Stonk Ynr.li oa.iuiitr , '
for tin ) twenty-four hourucnclhit ; ut u o'clock p. m ,
MayS , IbUl :
liKCKUTS.
IJISI'OIITIUV.
OIIIC.YCO l.IVi : STOCK.
No flnidua of Cnttlu Sold Lower Tluiii on
JMiimlny.
CHICAOO , Mny 8. The entllo inarkrt was
nominally imchniiKi'd ; no KrndeH sold nny hiwv
than on Monday , nnd If thire wtro ilen nl nn
udvnnco on that day's prices they weni thu ex
ception nnd not the rule. A pnllry 3.0 head
comprised Iho day's supply and Ihn lolul nr-
rivals since Bnluiday barely reached lO.GiW h ml ,
or 4,000 hend less than for the FIIIIIO lime last
week. Krom no quarter wns them much de
mand , but there were eiders on hand for moie
cattle than were offered nnd the 1mm was linn.
With n moderate tun for tomorrow pi Ices would
piobably advance.
It wns n touch market fur sellers of | I < > BH.
Under n small supply holders wern warranted In
expecting nn ndvnnce , hut nt no llniu WHS there
a movement In thai dlrccllon. At th oiitsot
there wns n little IrndlnK ut about M'liuliiy'x '
cl < m < > , hut the market rnon ln'cim lo HUK nml
heforu U:3D : o'clock thu < iuotitlnna wen : iluun ti ,
from i4.1" ) to } V-"i , und still later In Ihu I'oro-
nimn K > .15 ImiiKht cholco stock , HhlppinK orders
weni few nnd piiektrs did not M'oni tn need n
hot , ' , hut nl thu leduced prices liiust uf III'1 Mutt
was worked off. Thu bulk went nt fium J5.1'l to
J5.15. There weru nuvcral tindes ut IV21) und
two or Ihreo nl } i.21 , while poor nnd common
lots weiii mid nt from 14.W ti > J.1.03 , U wns u
lupld market from the miisel.
Thu sheeii market , llko raltlc und hnis , win
nulet. lluyvrn seemed to wnnt bin lltllu stock
und they were not wllllmc to pay any iidviincu
on former low prices. Krom J4.M lo J4.C5 for
extra quality rales raiiBcil downwuiil to from
it.75 to 12.25 fur | KHir stuff. Comiium to KO , d
lots comiirlrtil the Kreater part of th supply nml
sules were InrKcly lit from J3.23 to J4.S. , . Yeiir-
IIIKH were iiuutid ut from J3.25 to Jl.ki nnd
sprlm , ' lambs nt from J4 to 'i.
Receipts : Cattli1 , 3.WI hpad ; cnlvss , 2.0QO head ,
hoes , 13.1M ) hcuil ; shrep , 7oog hfad.
The Evening Journal reports :
CATTLK Receipts , 3.000 head ; market un-
chnnKCd ; prlinu to extru natlvi * HICITK , Jl.Wjd.bi ;
inrdlum , | 4.2JOI.3 ! > ; others , J3.7u1 < 4.10 ; Tviutli ,
| 3.5Mf3. ,
HOllW Receipts , 13,000 head : maiket slow and
58100 lower , ruunh heavy , ll.iW4.IIO ; | iii > ki's :
and mixed. I3.10W3.I5 ; prlmB heavy und butnjier
wrlKhts. U.I SB ton uBnurle'l llk'ht , i. IDUJ.ll.
IVW In
better demand , but unchanged ; top sheep , Jl.2 $
GI.DO ; top lam.bsi. J4.21iJ4.73.
St. I.ouU Llvo Si nek Market ,
ST. LOUIS. Mny 8. C'ATTLM Rocolpl * . 2,200
h"ad ; shipments , 2M head. Market active , strons
5tlOc hlsher Kcnerally ; native Ftefii > . 1 2W ti >
1.430-11)8. . J3.7Mr3.9.1 ; cows. Jl.MJM.GO ; Texas
steers. 800 to 1,0-W-lbs. . J3.10if3.fiO. " * ,
HOUS Receipts , O.IKW head ; Bhlpmcnt.i. 1 200'
head. .Market slow , BiflOc lower ; fancy hcnvyj
JG.20 ; packers mtiKO , J."i.lO.15 ! ! ; nu'dlum to iruocl
light , J3,00fo.lO ; pit's nnd common llb'ht. $4.233 $ |
4.50.
4.50.HIIKfiP Receipts , 4.3 * ) hend ; shipments , nnnct
Market slrw , but steady : wool Texas , 75-lba. avrf
eniKe , J3.23 ; clipped Ti'.vans , 83-lbs. nveinKCr
J3.HO : . cllpiHnl linUvfp , 73 to 90-lbs. nvcinue , J3.4j [
03.60 ; lambs , Jl.7uft3.UO.
KaniiiH City I.lvti Stno'c Iiirko * .
KANSAS CITY , May 8. CATTLi : Rcc lpt
C.200 head ; shipments , 1W ) he.id ; matket barely
steady ; Texas BtccrH , J2.4DC3.90 ; Texas cows/
J2.2.'ii3.Ki ! : Shlppliiff Hirers , J3.3ff3.19 ; na'lvrf
cows , J3.OOfJ3.lo ; stockers und feeders , J2.30&3.S51
bulls , J2.SOH2.33. Jl
1IOOH Receipts , I2,3' ' head ; vlilpments , 108.
head ; market DfilOc lower nnd dull ; bulk , SI.WQ
5.00 ; hrnvlcs , packers nml mixed , J4.S3fT3.10l
lights. Yoikers nnd iilus , J4.00ff3.03.
SHH13P Receipts , 3CW head ; shipments , mmejj
maiket slow nnd weak , '
Noiv York Llvo Stock Murkot.
NEW YORK , May S.-liHVKS-Recept ) ! ? . BO *
hcjil ; no market. .J
H1IKKP AND LAMHS KIrm ; receipts , C'W ' hi-adj
mllnnry clipped fheep , jt.cii3.C2' : ) ' ! , ; Infcr.nr Id
fair clipped yrnilliiKs , JI.2iff4.S7',4 : ' ; fair Ken/
lucky lambs , JO.M. V
HOGS Receipts , 3.0CO head ; fair to KO.d , to.C4
4TO.TJ ; maiket steaily.
Sioii Clty Livu Stock.
SIOl'X CITY. May S. HOOK Receipts , 1,803
hend ; slilpini-nts , 3 head ; inniltut SfllOj lower/
JI.75iff4.S3 ; bulk , JI.83.
Stock III
Recclpln of llvo Mock at the four prlnulp il yard *
for Tucmlay , May b , wcro :
Cattle. Hoj.s. Shcopi
South Omaha 4t i5 BI-JI ! 1.73H , ;
Chlcaifo Jl.Otiil lil.ooi ) ll.liOtt
KanmiHCIty Ui ! t > l'0l : < ( a.tlOU
st. r.ouiB a.'oo 0,000 .i.auuj
Totals "iMlif ! Il7.'l 18,03'j i
Iluiitlni ; u Lust Wifo.
J. Vnmplow of 1007 Chicago slrcct went to
the police Btallon last night and anxiously ; *
Inquired us to tlio whereabouts of Mr
Frances Whitney and Mrs. Vamplow , who (
he said left homo last Friday night and haul
not returned.
Mr. Vnmplow Is nn employe of the Union
Pacific shops and Mr. Whitney ot the Harbor }
Asphalt company. They nil llvo In the aamu
house.
Mr. Vamplow Haiti shorrT/ after the com *
Ing Into his family of Mrs. Whitney , his
wlfo almost at once turned against him ;
Unit she grow cold In her manner nnd men
tioned to him several times that olio wished
she wcro dead nnd that some time ho would
bo sorry for ever marrying her. She never ,
however , made any threats toward taking her
life nnd never till Friday did she over attempt
to lenvo her homo. Mrs. Whltniy waa al
most always In Iho company of Mrs. Vamplevj
nnd would often , Mr. Vnmplow Bald , toll hoc
of the pleasure that could bo had by going
cast , suggesting that both leave their hus
bands and join two young men who called at
the house last Thursday afternoon , but whost <
names could not bo ascertained. * *
f
' Sweet breath , swcot stomach , mveot tem' < "
per ? Then uao DoWltt's l.lttlo Uarly Ulucrm
Nmv Chiiri'li ,
The St. Mary Mngdnlen'H Catholic Chtrclf
Bocloty IIIIH tnken out a permit for the one *
tlon of a now church edlllco to replace thrt
ono destroyed by the Iloston store lire , Tho/ /
now building will bu of brick and Ilia cull-
mated cost Is J8.000.
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