THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , MAY 26 , 180J.-TWELYE PAGES. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was Tired Yesterday and After
Fluctuating Closed Lower ,
CORN WAS DULL WITHIN A NARROW RANGE
Oats Were Wcult JCnrly on Tree Offrrln
Unliving I.ntrr with nn Improved Dc-
nmnd. Kiwlnc ; Oft Apuln nnd
timing nt the llottoui.
CHICAGO , May 2fi. Wheat was tired
today and after fluctuating languidly within
% c range , cloned % c loner. Favorable
weather. oa y cables and light export de
mand were bear factors and overbalanced
unfavorable crop reports from the west.
July corn closed Vic livser , July oats lc
lower and provisions slightly lower all
around.
Opening wheat trades showed but little
change , but the market gradually receded
% c. rallied &c , again sold off , ruled steady
and closed easy. Private cables reported the
weather abroad favorable and prices easier ,
and foreigners were credited with selling
in New York. There were a good many
bad crop reports In frojn the country again
today , but were offset by the bear news. A
feature wa the free cmerlng early by
Pardridgo selling for New York account.
The unfavorable Industrial situation com
bined with other causes to weaken values.
Lake business was dull , but rates were
steady at lUc for corn to Buffalo. Ocean
steamers were offering to take wheat from
Baltimore to Antwerp free.
Corn was % cry dull , within 9ic range.
The feeling was easier on favorable weather
and the action of wheat.
Oats were weak early on free offerings ,
rallying later with an Improved demand ,
casing off again and closing easy. The
range for July was 12Vio and the close at
the bottom.
Provisions opened lower on the liberal
liog receipts and declined more In sympathy
with wheat. The market was extremely
dull and closed near the bottom. Com
pared with last night , July pork is DC , July
lard lOc and July ribs 5c lower.
The leading features ranged as follows :
Cafth quotations xxere as follows :
rLoni nasy.
\\linAT No. 2 Piirlne , JIT c ; No. 3 spring.
C2c. No S red. C4 , c.
CORN No. S. 37V c : No 3 xcllow. XQS'WiC
OATS No. S 33Xc ; No 2 xxhlle , S7Sc ,
No 3 white , KViOTJiic.
IlYK No. ! . 4 > c.
HAltLCY No. I , nominal ; No. 3 , 45rl8c : No.
4 , r,2ffr.v.
PLAX SIKD-NO i. ji.ri
TIMOTHY RUii > I > rlmp J4
PHOV1H1ONS Me8i iwk. per Mil. . Jll r f
11 77Vt. Innl. per 100 llii . $6 1 > 7 .irf7 ( I ) , ghort tlbs.
Bides ( loow ) . $ G 20416 22H : clrj' failed FliDUldeni
( hoxi'd ) S ; 7rfG | ( ) , Mioit clear Bldia ( boxed ) ,
50 C2HW7.121J.
WHISKY Distillers' Ilnlnhed . per gal
Tliofolloxvluzxxcro tlie rt eipts ana
for today.
On the Produce rxcbnnco todiy the butter mar
ket waa Btuady nnd unc'innjed , creamery , 145 *
lOVfc ; dairy , 10314HC. Ega , ntuady und un
changed ; strictly treRli , l
M\V YORK KKNKUA.L MARKET.
Quotations on Flour , Grain and
1'rovlilonH , Metalu , Ktc.
NEW YORK , May Z3. PLOUIl Receipts.
11.000 bids ; exports , 14000 bbU. ; sale * , 10.000
jikfis. ; dull and easy ; xx Inter xxheat neglected :
Bprlng patentu In Oemand ; future Kales checked
owing to adxance in frelKhts. Southern flour
fairly actlxe , lye flour , sloxv but nrm ; buck-
wbeit flour , nottilnal.
IIUCKWI I I1\T Nominal ; range on all grades ,
COHN MKAL-Steady ; jellowweBtcrn , S3S
2.70. brnndx x\lnp , J2.70.
HYn Nominal : boat loidii , 5336c.
1IARLCV Dull ; No , 2 MHxxaukee , Cr.gc7c ; two-
roxveil , Dtute , CCc , nominal , uncraded xxestem.
WStlaC
1IAIILRY MALT Firmer , western , C3SoV , nlx-
rowcd , S3i8"ic.
WUKAT Receipts. 117.000 tin. , export * 14 : , ( )
bu : wild , l.cno.oou Ini. fiitunnnd 24 0 < Kpot.
Spot , wenker. No 2 red , store and elevator , D74c.
afloat. fSVtJi" S ? e , No. 1 northern. nO' c delivered
No. 3 ChlcaRO , uprlnB. i4VjC dellxcrcd
Options dull and xxtnk all dnx and
declining on fmornblo xioather nnd state
crop reports. loxier cables and lack of
foreign outKlrte Intereitg. Ijite report * broURht
complaints ( if chinch bujr * In the Miuthxxest , but
they illd not nfTect the market , nnd the close
was nt HP net detllne. No 2 led , Mn > , cl ( ) J
at & 7' < c ; July. CSMi'iS I5-lCc , closed at BS'j.c. '
Seplnnlier , & ) 13-Kiiilc , closed at COTe , DiC jn-
ber , 045J64V4C. clnn- nt C4M.C.
COUN ItcrolptK , M.IVW bu , exjiorts. 7 .000 bu ,
nalfa. 17 * > ,0i bu futur * s nndi \ icjO bu ppoi
Bpot market , dull. No. 2. 42,1j45 > 4c , 421J.C nlloat ,
uteamer mixed , 4 ( . Options opened loxtcr on
faxorable crop IIUXMS but nfterxxaids ralllnl on
dinaller car lot cstlmnte , clos ] unchan d M >
closed nt 42T i , June. 43' < l431 c , closwl ut K < nf
AURUNt , cloBt-d nt 44c , Septcnilnr il > sed nt 4P-3C
OATS Receipts , W.OiX ) bn , exportH 100 liu. ;
Bales , 100 000 bu futures , 14 000 bu spit Snt. ]
lifeless , No. 2 , 40.e , No. 2 rtellxered ,
41Wc. No. S. 39Se ; No 2 xxhlle , 4IVsC.
No. 3 xUiUp , 41 > , track mUed xxestern ,
41O424C , tnick xxhlle weMrrn , 43(4Tc : truck
white stale. 43f(4TcO , > tlont xteaktr on better
crop ncxvB and helling b ) tnulers. clonlnu ' e net
decline. Ma ) closed nt 30tC , June , KltC. Jul ) ,
SSfiSSHc. closed at SSc
HAY Firm ; shipping. M&Glcj coed to choic * .
70c HOPS Quiet , stnte , comimn to choice. 9ffl7c.
Pacific coast , llfilTc ; IxJnilnn market Btendy
1IIU12S Dull , xxrt milted. New Orleans nelctted ,
45 to 05 Ihs. , 4HtCV | < c , Texan nelvctnl , 31 to f )
Rut , . 4ff c , lluenos Ajrt-s. Jry. 20 toI Ibs. , 10 < -
® llc
I.CATIIKR Mndrraltljr nctlxe : hemlock sole ,
llucnon Ajres. IlEht to heax16V * 19e.
\ \ OOIlulI , domciitlo ( letscc , U823c ; pulled ,
20fl r
PROVISIONS Reef , quiet Cut meats. stc d > .
pkklcd iKllles. C4tT7c , pickled shoulders SHW
l\c Lnrtl dull. -sti-ni Bteam closed JS.40
uketl lellnett , nomlniil. Pork , dull ami trnd } .
CMTTON hiit ) Oil * Actlxc. but nominally
steady. pHm crude 25c ; ) ellow butler. 3S3ne. |
prime > elloxxSV , jirlmo white , 3043 37c off crude
26 25c. choice jellow , 3lc ; jelloxx oil Bradcs ,
llt'TTKR-Strorty : western dalr > ' . Spile ; west
ern exam rj. IJOHc. wtsteni Mclory , Syilc ,
KUInv 17c. state dairy. 12tfl6'tc , state cream-
rry 14 J17c
Clinnscsteady ; ststo. larcc , $ tfcBU > c ; small ,
KOOS quiet , state and PvnnsjHnnla , iOl"c ;
receipts. 1 1S1 pkES.
1OTTOl 11t iner.
TALIO\V-Strudy. rltv ( J2 per pkc ) , \c.
countrv ( PKKH iref ) . > ll * " *
PimtOl.lU M-rirm } Unlteil clns d nt 87e bid
RK'i-htiad > , doiiKttlc , fair to extra , 4fcC : ,
Japan. 4'jSrlSc
Tt RPUNTl.Nn-Plrmer : SOWS31C.
ROSlN-l'liin , stiulned , cummon to itood ,
MOI.SSP.S Steady : Nexx Otloani. open kettle ,
eood to cholct2 fl3 c
Pld IRON Dun. Scotch , JUEOtr .5) ; Amer
ican
COPPKP.-Qulet. lal.e. ? . < .
l.i\D Quiet. din e tlc , 20.
TIN Q'llit , tr lts , JIKW btJ : plates , quiet.
hPKLlKR-riiinrr. dommtlc , W.S'i bid , sales
on 'change 1 c r July cpoller , 13 45.
MliiuraK ) > ll * Wlii'at Market.
MINNU\POU < . Ma > 2S. Thcr was n Rood
demand ( or ca U wheat but at ellchtly oailer
| trlcn than yesterday. Receipts were 10 ! 449 bu i
fthlpmenu. 11.141) Ini MUU wr runnlnK nt
itbout tin * usual rule grinding inurn whrut than
urrlxed. xxhtch u the cuuxe of the ttimlyUp
numd for wheat on track Arrivals net * all
tMorbeil rurly In thn dn > Tmdlne tn futuivi
wa tpasmoillo Hnd on the whole Ilirlit. wllli a
tendency donnxxnrd. Reports from Ihe winter
wheat dUtrlct did not ne-in to Indicate no miiih
damaje to thai . rep as was thuuslit jinJiul-le
a f \ > days BIO.
There was > * ry little demand repnrte.1 from
the continent fur American wheat , which Indi
cated that then was lr * damnce ou acoount
of frost * than had l > een irportmt , Ouuldc buyIng -
Ing that rame In here few dais UKD on tlm
report * rif rt muce by frosts Is nearly all
clot * ] out end tliwe v > a no dl ivi itiur. ho n
tuday to buy bai k even at It- | r-x. prce | TltM >
Irve was Mt-nj lee ) an j mu. h f I" .if a sculp
Inr ha a r l"ti * tinprcsuitinrned lo pre
vail armmr mjni local trul < - rinav In spit of
the | < rfar t l"w prices In tins markt that further -
ther deci n is niur thin pr\haN , > u.l pr.j'n
who xtould \ Iura'i > e li < .rt manifrt < < u in
difference I 0 ti. mDiulUK fi-armif that 'ne
little * entanob wiuld clarl pit-s upirutxi a i.n.
rrmn continue In market freely In the
country , anil this WM o mirr of some un-
r Mni nnrinr Jurtlra who wmild * therwl > e
buy cm the short K theory of mllllne nupplle/s
In the northwest. Th" npenlns ; prlre x ns n
little hlRhrr than 111- opening pile * twenty-four
hnurs wirller , but wan n shade under the oloii
of lat nljcht. fluctuations were xcry rmnll all
ilnj. and the nnal cloxlnn was ' 4f > \ ' loner
than jrMcrda.v May i7\r July. i7 4Jt7 4r
R-pii mter , WSW6B | C on track Nn 1 h rd ,
61e : No 1 northern * 4c No 2 northern. 5V
The nupplle * in store here haxe trmdually de-
creaiml. but notat a rate Kiimclwitly larne
tn create any fears that there will nut be wheat
enough to supply the mill * until the new crop
I * matured for crlndlnc. Yet the elexator com
panies haxe sold for future delH-erie * and are
nnt lnclln d to take the crnln out at the rle-
vator * n-ltlmut a Rood premium abnx-e the July
price Kur that reason the freoh arrivals are
taken up freely for ( rrlndlnB. Several of the
laruer compnnles of millers oxvn practlCHlly the
bulk of the wheat In thl clt ) , but they are
not crlndlnK freely from It , preferrlnt ; rather to
crlnd fmm fresh airlx-als parehased on the mar
ket HhlpmentH of flour erc W 272 libl * . The
product was ulwut J1.0M bbls 1'lour Is moxlnc
for * an ] to e lern conMimerii viry fieely , nl-
UirniRli a twrt of It ptw * In More enH of the
lake * , as frelulitu are liable tn advance , and It
Is chenper therefore ti have the flour xxhere It
may ! distributed easily to the eastern con
sumers limn to remain nere and pay pmslbly
hlEher rates on frelRhts Tlie market was
steady nt K 3Jt3 W tor patents and $10302.30
for bakers' .
COTTON MARKET.
Statement .of tlie > New Orlrani Kxclianso
for tlio Vint Week.
NH\V OP.LHANS , May 25. The cotton crop
movement , necordlnc to Secretary Hester's New
Orleans Cotton exchnnce stnlement. pas wl the
7.200.WO bales mark durlm ? the xxerk Just clo ed.
The eekl ) flcrure show that the amount
hroUKhl Into slKht for the fxcn day * endlne
tmlcy Is 11.3.13 bale * under the nexen rtsy * ending
May 23 last ) ar and 4,828 l ile under the same
djia jenr lieforc last. The total brought into
ulctit during the past iK-xcn da ) * has l > een 21.4V )
balcn. nualiint 32,783 bales last year , and 2C 278
bales the jenr ln-fure The total markited from
Neptemlx-r 1 to dale Is 7,200 W bales , nKalnst
l > .315,787 bales and 8.MI2.8S3 bales last yeir and
the } ear before , resiiectU rly. 1'rom this time on
last ) ear the amount of cotton brought Into
slKht xxas 310 678 liae | < , and jear before last
231.491 bales In other xxords. after thlx date
last > enr 472.100 bales of the crop was market = d ,
nnd nfltr this date , maxon In tore last 236.100
lml ( < i Th mnxements since Stptemlier 1 nlioxx *
reielpts at all United Mate * port * of C B78 S13
bales , against 4,812.013 Irak * last Sear and C,8 < 3
S10 luilos the ) ear ti fore
NIJW ORLKANS , Ma ) 2i COTTON Steady.
sales , Fi t. 10.IXK ) balm , to nrrlxe. ? liale/i , nr-
( llnarj , & 13-lCc. ( roxl urdlnar ) , C 7-1 r.c. low mid
illlnc , Cc. middling. 7c , RIXK ! middling , 7 1 .
mlddllnu fair , 7 13-lCc nominal fnlr. Or nom-
Innl Receipts. 1W bales , extiorts , tcmllncnt
4.740 bnle . hiock , 107.M7 bal Pulurei Bleadr.
alcs. 27.7i bales. May. 6 82. nominal , June ,
JC,81'fCS4 , Jul ) . JO STACKS. August. 1 SC0 K7
Seplemti-r. K S4CC S3. October , < ! 8rifr .f > r , , No
vember. Ib.OQGS2. ( > ccml > er , $096&b97. Jan
uary , 17 bid
8T IXJUIb , Ma ) 25 COTTON Sales 7 lialea
rec 'lpts. none , shipments , 1.000 bales , stock.
40.700 bales
QALVnSTON. May 23 COTTON Receipts ,
nl biles , rxK > rts , none , stock , 19,338 bales , sales.
4 1C bales , middling , 6Tic
The Wool Tnide.
ItOSTONJ , May 25 The American Wool nnd
CotUin Reporter sag of the Mool market" The
mirket Is easier. The demand for xxool has
iiot hn'iroved In fact the request nee-nt dully
cruxxInB lern , and the re ult Is a xxe.Kenlns
tendincv all along the line , particular ! ) In un-
xxashed comhlnci , due principal ! ) to the liberal
ofTeilncs of round lots of ncxv clipped Missouri
nnd Illinois bright combing xvool In thin mar
ket at a basis of 17c delixtret ] Desirable old
Ilpece x\iiolH , hoxxexer , Hhnxx little change In
price , because of thilr scaitlty ; and the prefer-
< nco accorded them oxer n xv xxools 'Ihe prin
cipal movement this xxeek linn b < in In new
Kcntuck ) unwashed combines the rnott Irn
portant sale consisting of 100 000 Ibs of Ken-
tu < ky light shrinkage. > 4 and ? . blood , at 13c
The principal sale of tine umxash-d xxool for
tlieveek xvus that of CO OW bs. of Ohio ut It
'Ihe principal Kale of delaine xxool xvns 30010
Ihs. ofest Virginia ami Ohio nt 2jc 19,000
Ilm of fine Michigan delaine xvas also taken at
2Jc. N * xx line and fine medium Idaho wooln
hnxe lieen mild this xveik nt 10V4c and lie , re-
spcctlxely. Texas xxools ti thoroughl ) cleaned
up In tills market , nnd California XMIO ! arc
lecelxlnjr little attention Pulled xxools are xerj
quiet Little business has been done ilthT In
Australian or carrel xxool Sales for the xxeek
nmounl to 1,642,000 IbF of domestic and 213 OOJ
Ibs. foreign making n total of 1.SS7 000 Ibs
The total sales In lloston 'o date slnxv u de
crease of 10,800.500 Ibs. us compared xxlth tlie
s-inifl period a jear ago The salts for the
xveek In Ncxx Iork aKsregate C37.000 Ibs The
sales for the xxeek In Philadelphia aggregate
737,21 > Ihs There hns l n soU In Nexv York
since Januar ) 1 , 17.520.r,00 His . nnd In Phila
delphia bince January 1. 21 21 > 'I.OOO Ibs
St. Louis Cflieral Murlcct.
hT. LOUIS , May 23. I'LOUR Sloxx . unchanged.
WHEAT Declined steadil ) todn ) on depreHhlni ;
foreign nnd labor nex\b. closing c oft No 2
rod , insh and Max Sl'Sic , Jul ) W4c , August.
Me. September , Clc.
CORN Dull lovxer with xxhoat. No. 2 mixed ,
cash , SC c. Ma ) , 36'/sc , Jul ) , 2l > Jtc ; September.
S67 c.
OATS Wealc. loxver No. 2 red , cash , 30c.
May. 3'is4C , July , 29c. August , 24 ic
ItVK Nothing doing
RARLnV Nothing doinp
11RAN Plrmer. C4c east track
KLAX SUiD Jl 23 , nominal.
HAY Demoralized , but nominally unchanged ;
prlmo to choice tlmoth ) , J9 n.@io 00
UUTTUR btcadler ; strlctl ) fancy creamery , 18
019c
KGOS Higher , 8Ur.
LEAD Quiet ; J3.15.
SPCLTRH Dull , nominal ; J3.20
CORN MEAL Jl.93ljf2 00.
WHISKY Jl OSifl 13.
COTTON TIKS Unchanged 93C&H.OO.
RAOCHNO Unchanged ; SiiSfCc
1'ROVISIONS Dull , xvcak Pork standard
mess , jobbing. J12.37'3. Lnrd. prime steam 1C 70 ,
choice , tb.60. Dry salt meat * * , loose shoulders ,
S3 80 ; longs nnd ribs. IS 2 > , shorts. $ li 40 Hacon ,
imckcd s-iouldcrs , JC75. longs , J7.00 , libs , J7 12'4 ' ;
hhoris , 17.23.
ItnCEIPTS Plour. 4,00i ) bbls , wheat , 7,000 bu. ;
corn. r.O.O'JO bu : oats , 42.000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour. E.UOO hbls ; xxheat. 8,000
bu , corn , C3.000 bu , oats , 14,000 bu ,
Baltimore Cencrul Murkot.
RALTIMORE. May S3 PLOUR Dull ; receipts ,
S7.281 bbls. ; shipment * . 21.C93 bbls.
WHEAT Dull and lower , spot and month.
r.7fc37V.c. Jul ) , r,7i 057iic. August H'.BaSUc ,
steamer. No 2 red DS'JS > 3T c , receipts 8 937 bu .
stock , 4111,917 bu ; salca , 42,0'W bn , nillllnc xxheat ,
b ) sample & 703SC
CORN Dull : spot. 43c bid , mDnth , 444'4c ! ,
sleomer mixed. 4243c. rccelt.ts 1.902 bu .
shipments. 270U3 bu , sloik. l7.:2.r , bu , sales.
1 ooo bu , southern corn b ) sample , 4Cr. south
ern corn on grade , 43c
OATS btrong. No. 2 xxhlte westem , 43c No. 2
mixed wtstern , 40tf41c. ncelpts , C.OObu , Block ,
32.372 bu
RYE DullNo 2 , E3fJCc ; receipts. 24G bu ,
stock. IS 174 bu
HAY Plrm , coed to choice timothy. Ill HW
13. mi
ORAIN FREIGHTS Strong nnd loxver , Mcam
to Llxeipool , per Im. . 3d , Ma ) ; Cork , for orders ,
per quarter. 2s 3d , May
SUOAR-Mead ) .
I 1 t'TTER Steady to firm ; fair creamery , ISc ,
KOGS-Plrm. fresh. I2c.
CHKESrbteadj , fancy Nexx York. Il { ri2c.
Mllxxnukrti ( iruln Vurket.
MILWAUKEE , Ma ) 2" rLOfR-Qulet and
unchanged
CORN Sit aily and quiit , Nn 3 , SSc
OATs-Ixixxtr , No. 2 xxhlte , 37 = .i . No. 3 xxhlle.
r.7'.1i37isc
II MU.UY Steady : No. 2. KHc. sample. CH40
C3 < > c
HAH Weak. No. 1 , 45Uc.
PROVISIONS lJ > wer. PoiK , I1 SO ; lard. JC.fO
RECI.UTS-rijur , G..OJ b Is. ; wheat , 1C.VOO bu .
but lex. S.O'K ' ) bu
SHIPMENTS Flour , S.S'W bbls ; wheat , none.
bark } , l.COO bu.
Dnlillll Cr.iin Mnrkot.
DVLUTH Mav K.-WIIEAT-NO 1 hard , cash.
KI * > VIJC : Muv , M'ic. Jul ) 59Se ; Nn. 1 narthc n ,
cash , CSo , Ma ) , MiViC , Jul ) , i.b c , beptember ,
fuijc ; December , Kc ; No. 2 northern , cash ,
tjljc. No 3. 4'JL3c. rrJicliHl. IJtc On track :
No. 1 noithein , to arrlxc. & ! > 'su
ltYE-45c.
1'I.AX SEED-J1.23.
OATS No S. 34Vic ; No S white. 3 c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , S3 870 bu
SHlI-MC.NTh-Wlieat. IC.Clii bu.
Itunsui City .Markets.
KANSAS CITY , May K-WHEAT-Slow nnd
le lower. No. 2 hard. 49c. No. 2 red. Sff30c :
No. S red. 47G4Sc ; rejected , 4lc.
CORN Slow. No. 2 mixed. 34V S33c. No. 2
xvhlte. S7V , ; f37Uc
OATS Unchangrd No. 2 mixed , IGjfSCWc , No.
2 white 37c.
llUTTIUl-Qulet. Creamery. HCUc ; daln' .
(
"iaaS-Flrm. 7Hr. _
Toledo Uraln .Market.
TOLEDO. Mny 25.-\V7inAT-Dull. loner.
No. 2 < a > h and May. Mebid ; July , Ubc ;
\ucunt. i&ttf , September , 67Uc.
OJRN-Ea y , No. 2 cas > h , Jc RskoJ. July. SSc
bid.
bid.OATS
OATS- Dull ; No 2 mixed. Me ; No. I white ,
37V c.
ItYE-Mcady : caslu 60r.
CI < UVOt bEEI > Firm ; October , 13.75.
Liverpool 31iir4tt > i.
LJVRRPOOL. May 25.-WHnAT-Qulet. de-
mnnd | or : iMiloVri offer # parlnil ; ) : No. 1 Cali
fornia. 4i 7mi4 UJ. red xvcstern winter , 4 0J.
COIIN Klnn , demand moderate nc mixed ,
'PROVISIONS Ilwf extra India me . 60s.
Pork , prime invm. Gbn | ) J. Hacon , luni ; and short
clear. K Ibik. Ms. lone cliar , 43 lint , 321 > d.
Lard , prime intern , 36 * 8d
Uuffalo Crnlit Market.
RUPPAI/ ) . May 23-WHEAT-No. 2 red.
57Ho : No. 1 white , 6Dc.
CORN Tred light. No 2 yellow , 42H0
4JVie. No. 1 xelluiv. 42UC. No S. < ia. No. 3 , 41a
OATS Good demand , No. 1 white. 411c : No.
2vvhlte. . 4Hc ; No 3 white. Hc. No. 2
mixed. ST tc ,
Ull
OIL riTl" . Pa . May 25.-N tlonal Tranlt
ccrtll til < u opened nt 5C highest , 87 : lowest.
W , rliMetl at 87. sales. U OOU bbls. . chlpments.
S4.Ci l.bl * . . run * . U.7II bbls.
PITTSIU'RO. Pa. May 23. National Transit
rertincatev opened at tW. Closed t to\ . high
est 54B , , lowest. K j nlc . 80 UP ( ibis
Coffve Market.
MfW TOHK , May ti-COPFEE-OpMoni
opened steady at um hinted to lu points advance
on Ixtt' and European tux me weakened under
Ix-al | > resure nn-1 e mrM uleady at net un-
cbiiut < a to S pc in' * atr me , sal s , itooo ban
lUy , JUlJtfl .1- , June $14 Si , July ,
tllTtflKK. Aucust 11" ID171K.4I. Reptem1.er
Sl OWI4 U. October , Ill-tt , t > ecemb r. Ill 10
Hpnt coffee. Kin dull and nominal. Nn 7 IK.
mild , dull nnd nominal , Cnnlflva , lt i > HJl ,
sales , sn laws Marlcftito and 80) Central Amer
ican pirate terms. Receipts Rio S W ) IMIK * .
warehnu" > deliveries yenienlaj. 6,1O ) WCT New-
York stick : today ifd.SM bUCT , t nlted Hlales
stock , 2.10.192 bags , afloat for the T'nlleU Ktates ,
71 ow I * en , total visible for the I n lied Btalep ,
391 91 ! tara , against 411.o * ) baps last > eur ,
SANTOS May 26 II > lldsy , no report
HAMllI'llO. May Rlendj Miles 18,000 biijrS.
prices from ' pfR nluhT tn H pfR lower
HAVIli : . May . Opened steady at V.OHf nd-
van * * later reacted Uf Bnd clovd linrety steady
at unchanged tn Hf decline , sales OW bags ,
stoek JWOnn tmss of which " 1 oi ) Is Rrazlllon.
RIO UB JANEIRO. May . Holiday.
IVorla flmln .Mnrket.
PnORIA. May 28 CORN Market Inactive , but
stead > . No 2 , 37c , No 2 W e
OATS Mnrket active an 1 lower ; No. 2 white ,
S6Hc. No S white. 35ffWVc
UVBNnntnal
WH1BK1Market nrm. high wine basis , $ f 15
York Dry floods Mac.'irt.
NEW YORK. May 25 H has been a quiet
day In all departments of trade as the result
of continued rain storm * There was some In
quiry for autumn staple specialties , but the
volume of new- business was light.
SURIII Mn ko ) .
NEW YORK , May . , -nt.tlAR-Raw. msr-
I.et quiet and stead ) siNn. rfone , refined , dull.
LONDON , May 23-SL'QAR-l'an" , centrifugal
Java , 14s , Muscovado , fair ititoloB. 1S .
I'rlsro AYlu-nt Mnrket.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 25. WHEAT Steady :
December. J1.04J , . new seller , 94J4C ,
.MnuchrMor Textiles.
' MANCHESTER. Ma > r . Cloths and yarns
Bteady. with moderate demand
\v eel .Mitrkrt.
ST. IX3UIS , May Z3.A OOL Steady , without
chanee.
STOCKS AND 1JOMJ.H.
final Sales of the Day Inillcntn B Decided
ImprnvfMiit-nt.
NEW YORK , Mar 25. This was a dull
day on the Stock exchange , and the result of
the day's transactions Is that with one or two
exceptions the active list shows an advance
In prices as compared with the final sales of
yesterday , ranging from % to 2U per cent.
Chief among the Influences which brought
about the appreciation In - valuesvcre agree
ment to maintain rates entered Into by the
railroad managers at Chicago , the easier tone
of the sterling exchange market , and the
consequent cessation of gold exports. The
covering movement by the shorts was quite
pronounced In Sugar , the grangers , Chicago
Gas , General Electric , Missouri Pacific and
New York Control. There was good buying ,
too , for the London account In St. Paul and
New- York Central , while Boston houses
bought Durltngton , and Insiders -were pur
chasers of Western Union. The fluctuations
In Sugar were -very frequent , the outside
range being 98Vi to 102 %
After an opening rise of Uc , a decline of
1 % per cent was made , followed by an ad
vance of 3 % per cent , a decline of 2 % per
cent , and an Improvement of 3V4 per cent
Of the Grangers , St. Paul and Burlington
were In most demand , and considerable
blocks were taken for the long account In the
belief that Increased earnings would result
from the settlement of the rate question The
general market opened firm and a shade
higher , and during the first hour the trend
of prices was upward Then came a frac
tional reaction , after which the speculations
were fairly steady until about 11 30 o'clock ,
when National Cordage preferred broke iy4
per cent and Buffalo , Rochester & Pittsburg
"Vi per cent , neither of which stocks made
any subsequent recovery Before noon the
market had again taken an upward turn , with
Cordage In the lead , but a reaction soon took
place , which was , however , but slight and of
brief duration During the rest of the after
noon the trading was strong In tone , with
only an occasional slight reaction , the closing
prices being ; at or near the best of the day
The bond market was firm In tone all day.
The Evening Post says : The only market
movement today with any pretensions at
common sense was In the granger stocks
Advices from Chicago reported the western
railroad presidents as having nearly dupli
cated the "gentlemen's agreement" of 1889
This may possibly be , though the economic
results of that much advertised event were
neier anything tremendous.
The Evening Post's London cablegram1
says- The general tone of the slock market
today -was good because ofvery cheap money ,
but operations were chiefly confined to first-
class homo stocks. Consols sold at 101 ViA
prolonged period of cheap money Is expected
Americans were Irregular , but better on the
whole , finishing under the best. . Great
timidity still characterizes this market.
The following are the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
The total sales of stocks today were 2.W S07
shares Including : AtchUon C.COO , American
bupar , 98 S07 : RurllnKton , 10.S70 , Chlcnao Can ,
40 400. IHntlllliiK. G.7uo. Gent-rat Electric 11 STO.
Missouri Pjcincll.SOJ New lork Central. 7.M )
Northern Pacific prcfcned. 3.5HO , Koch Inland.
3.400 , St. Paul. 4C.1.0J. VNc ti rn Union , 11.750 ,
Neur Iork 'Moniy JMurkct.
NEW YORK. Mny 23-MONEY ON CALL-
Easj ut 1 per cent , last loan , 1 per otnt , closed
at 1 per cent ,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 2H54i1 , pel
STERLING EXCHANGE-Stendy. wllli actual
huhlnevs in hankers * bill * at Jl b 'iH.IO
for demand and ut $1 S7V1151 57'- for slxlj dn > g
poxled rateu , S4 KSViij-4 W , commercial hlllx , Sl.tCV.
t)4 Si. % .
SILVER CERTIPICATEto-OIGCIC
GOVERNMENT liONUb-fattadj , state bonds ,
active.
Tht tlodne quotation ! on bond * .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Supply Euiinbg Even with Last
Week , bat Hogs and Bhcop Increase ,
TRADE IN BEEF STEERS BRACING UP
Scarcity of Offerings Itrlngs n Illsn of 1'lvo
to Ten Cents In Vitlurs Hough ( Iradcs
Stonily Hogs ( Intn a
. FRIDAY. May 25.
So far this week , Compared with lost , the
supply ot cattle has fcoen about the same.
In hogs the Increase fitiiounts to nearly 6,200
' '
head , and In sheep to'p'uOO head.
Today's run of cajij was the lightest In
two weeks , and prloos responded with a Cc
to lOc advance on deslr'a'blc offerings. Better
reports from the east.'a'nd an active Inquiry
from local dressed bcgf- ) men enabled sellers
to work off their holdings to good advantage
In spite of the apparent Indifference on the
part of outside buyers. Handy fat beeves
and even good median weight steers were
ready sellers at the advance , but the rough ,
heavy grades did not show" much , If any. Im
provement. Nice , fat-l.OoMb. steers sold up
to $3.95 , while coarse 1.200 to 1,250-lb. stuff
sold around $3 35 and $3.60. It was a good ,
lively market throughout , and a good part of
the decline of the early part of the week has
been regained.
The cow market was .tolerably active and
fully steady all around. There -was the usual
Insignificant supply , and with the usual ac
tive demand the offerings -were not long In
changing hands. Calves were In fair demand
at steady prices , and the market for rough
stock was generally unchanged.
Business In stockers and feeders was de
cidedly demoralized. On account of the cry
dry weather , farmers are rushing their stock
cattle Into the market , and for the same
reason country buyers are staying at home.
The heavy supply and slack demand have
caused a drop of from 30c to 50c In values ,
and there Is scarcely any sale for them even
at the decline Good to choice feeders are
quoted at from $3 t6 $3.30 ; fair to good at
from $2.75 to $3. and the commoner grades
at from $2.75 down , Representative sales
DRESSED HEEF
IIOQS Hogs continue to come In freely.
Today's supply , 8,000 head , was nearly 2,000
heavier than a week ago , and the five days'
supply was nearly C.200 heavier than for
the corresponding period last week. Con
ditions were much the same as on Thurs
day , and prices , ruled a big nickel higher
on an average. The demand was good from
all sources , and , although the opening was
slow and the close weak , the general mar
ket was fairly brisk and stronger just before
the close than just after the opening. The
popular prices early -were $463 and $4.70 ,
with $4 G2H : for low market , and later fair
to good hogs sold largely at $4 70 , with some
of the best butcher and heavy w eight j up
to $4.75. On account of bad reports from
the east the market closed flat , with a few-
loads unsold. The big bulk of the hogs sold
today at $4.70 , the same 04 on last Friday
On Thursday the balk of the trading was
at $4 CO and $4 05. Representative sales.
1 ICS AND
1 450 . . . SW . , ,
i . . .4ou . . 42 * ; , "
SHEEP There was. a moderate upply of
clipped wtsttrn * on jple. The demand was
only tali and the market Mow and a shade
lower. Fair to eo'n iiallves are quotable
at $3.5064.40 ; fair I p.good vvestcrni. $ S SO&
4.30 ; common and * > ck thei'p. ' J2.5063.26 ,
good to choice 40 la JXMMb. lambs at $3.5Ug'
4.T& . Rrpre9pntatlv eEaU >
No tt t , Pr
401) uoatern wtihers . . . . ii ) $ j gs
KUIIIJI City Lire Stock .Market.
KANSAS CITY. M 35-TVTTU : UP elpli
1100 licud hlpmvnt 1 ADO lirad. Sum * t > i ] <
Texai twr > 'K ,
tr krm na fJT IJHOfcjfc. , bi Ha
K t ittl l.i
1IOI3HRrr IptJ. P 1 * > hr 4 rlnr-P-t t 4,00
bti < l Market utrme t-i Ci h ( flier liulu 14 6 >
4.K , hravle * , ( i.CC3i 70 , packera. ; t COif I lu
mined , (4 DD0I SS , tlehU , } 4 SiH 60. Torktn
tl BMM S . f\ff. \ | | ot * 6ft.
PHCnr Krcclptii. JIWO hmd , uhlpmcnU , 1.WO
dead Mnrkrl low nml wp k
Itrrelpl * nntl ll po itloti of .stock.
Onclil nteptpt * nnddlnpatllton of * tKk ) .KIIIOWI
07 th ( > book ! ot lit * Union Slast Yards eonmny
for tlio invnty-four hours ennluff at : i o'clock > . tn. ,
M&jr 23. ; s 4
CHICAGO l.IVK STOCK fllAKKKT.
There VCn * Quito n Light linn at Onttlc
YeMorilajr.
CHICAGO May 55. In entile there wixs n
light run today estimated nt C DUO licnd , which
make * the nuriply for the erplred part of the
week about M OjO head , or * JOO hend lens than
fur the name time taut week nnd 6000 IP * * than
a ji-ar nso The market maintained the firm
tone chnraitcrlilnc It > c terda > but , notwlth-
Btandlng the very moderate nuiiiln-r of entile
offered there w no further enhancement of
\nluen Denlruhle drrwml K'ef mid shipping
Krnde * were atronc. nnd no wire fat con nnd
helfem Other descriptions were not more ttmn
steadJ Balen ere larselr at from K.M to U CO
for conn nnd heifers nnd nt from 13.75 to 1413
for Kteem. and SI 50 was the extreme range of
quotations.
The hop market Marled In ucttve nnd Btoady
nt > cMcruav > quotations The Iteat llKht uelRht *
drought frcm < R ( > to tl S. and there were Halm
of heavy and medium wvlchls nt II 9V , but be
fore 9 o'clock the edcc wan off. and later
in the forenoon tht wtakne * * wan null more
marked , the close KlnK lie lo er than jcxlerduy
The frcfh receipt * were t-sU mated nt 25.000 heiul
nnd about 4.000 were left o\er from 1'rtdny
There wn n Rood eleanince at from (3 to tl 60
Tor cullK. from 14 CO to J4 h5 for common to
prime light nnd nt from $4 63 to { 4 93 for heavy
nnd medium The Imllc of the light Hold nt
from > 4 70 tn )4 80 and from tl SO to SI 90 took
about nit the heavy hocx.
In sheep the mipullea haxc fallen for the week
several thousand short of the nvenuc for the
last two months. There hn heen n prettj
Mead } hardening of prices Sheep and ) em lings
have scored a Knln of from ! He to 31c. the for
mer being Quoted nt fiom { 2 to 12.U for poor
to extra nnd the latter at from 13 SO to S'i 15
The bulk of the former sold nt from S3 73 to
I ISO , nnd sales of the latter were principally
nt from J4 M to J4 85 Spring lambs have been
plentiful nnd closed lower nt from SI to 13.50 for
common In choice
Hocelpts Cattle & 000 head , calves , 400 head ,
hOKs , 3J 000 head sheep , 8.000 head
The EvinlnK Jotirnnl leports
CATTLE llecelpts , B.OiX ) head , market opened
strong lOc higher , closed weak , prime to extra
native steers S4 ZTx5510 , medium. SI 0034 10
other * . S3 7503 95. Texnns. W 20M 80
HOGS Receipts 32.001) head , bulk of sales
about a nickel higher than nl the close jestcr-
da > . rough heavy , $4 2."i&4 50. packers and mixed ,
S47M5181. prime henxj nnd butcher weights ,
SI SSy4 95. assorted lights , SI 85 < 5 > 4 M
.St. Lnuls l.iSlock SInrkot.
ST LOUIS , May 25 CATTLE Itecelpts , 1 000
heud , shljimtttita. WO head Market steady , na
tive Heers. light , JJT3&300 cows. $2.30 200.
calxes. S42 > { ir475. Texas steers , light to medium
weights. S2.h5C3 CO
HOG1 * Receipts S 000 head , shipments 3 OT >
head Market actlxe strong 3C10c higher , choice
light , J4 S3. good light nnd heax > . $4 70tf4 89 :
common to medium , light , S4 50fl C5 , pigs , J3.W
@ 37-
SHECP Receipts. 1,000 head , shipments , 200
head Market actlxe , Ktend ) , natlxe m'xed
medium to pood. { 3 751 30. lamUs { 1 M14 CO
> w York Livestock Market.
NEW YORK. Ma > 25 REEVES Receipts
4.70D hend. market fairly actlxe , lOc lower , na
tlxe steers , choice , S4 CO , medium to fair , S4 20jf
423. good , J4 40. Inferior. SI 0064 03. bulls or
dinary to choice , S3.WS373. drx cows , J2.10S
3.30.
3.30.SHEEP
SHEEP AND LAM11S Receipts 9 COO head ,
ehecp. sloxx > furling * , strong , lambs , lower ,
except for really choice sheep , poor to prime
K.WIH 40 , xenrllngs. J4.00S4 00. poor to strictlj
choice. | 4 4004 C5
HOG Receipts , 3,500 head , nominally steady
nt 55 005J3 40.
Sioux City I.ixe Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY May 23. HOGS Receipts , 1,400
head , je-terdaj. 2.256 head , shipments G19 head ,
market Sc hlsher at S4 C004 C3 , bulk , S4 62434 C3
CATTLK Receipts , 3W head ; jesterday. 232
hend shipments , 415 head , market lower , feeder *
2.0f3 | 40. jearllngs. S3 253 30. cows , SI 2303 00
bulls , $1 552.DO , oxtn , SI S & 3 00.
tock In hleht.
Record of rooolpts of llxe stock at the four
principal jards for Friday , Jlay us , Irioi.
Local Proriuco .
BUTTER The market on packing stock Is
firmer , and buyers were offering as high as 7f
7V4c per Ib Other grades re naln about steady
Good country. 12ei4c , sepamtor creamer ) ' , solid
packed. 17 jlSc.
EOQS The receipts of eggs are averaging
about the same as a week ago. and the market
Is steady at Be
LIVE POULTRY The recelpls ot old fowls
were heax ler and commission houues were
forced to carry a good many oxer The market
In consequence was xveaker Commission men
were asking 6Ho nnd sometimes 7c for old hens
but the dreasTH would offer only Cc and were
quoting the price nt Kansas Clt ) . D4c , to help
pound down the market Old roosiem 3C4c
) oune ones , DC. The demand for other kinds
of poultry Is rat.ier light , though a limited
quantlt ) is salable. Ducks , 7&7&C , hen turkejt
8c. gobblers , Cc , geese , Gc
GAME There 1 * no t-ame coming and none
anted ut Ihln si anon
VEAL The receipts of xeal were Icrg" and
dealers found It linnl work to clear their houses
though the demand was good G > od fat veals
wore quoted at CViif7c , xvlth sales largely at
CVtcPIGEONS
PIGEONS There Is a demand for old pigeons
but ) oung birds that are not strong on the wins
are not wanted Old birds , per doz. , 11.50 ® ! CO
VEGETARLES.
OLD BEANS The market Is firming up all
over the countr ) Neither the demand nor KUJV-
ply is very heavy nt this point California handpicked -
picked navy. 12.150223 western nav ) , Jl WjfiOO ,
common white beans , Jl GOfrl S3
ONIONS New noulhern onions are quoted at J4
per bbl Bermudas. li"3 per box Top onions
are plent ) at lW2Jc on ordere
POTATOES The mirkct is weak owing to the
Bhlpmcnta fnrn ttic west which filled the re
fluli'emeutB of bucrs for ttie time being 1'tali
and Colorado stock 90c , Washington and Oregon ,
I A III ! AGE The. supi > l ) has been very light
especially of good shipping stock The- came
tlilni ; has been true of m irKCIs like Chicago
and St Louis. Good chipping stack wuuld bo
woith Sc
ASPARAGUS Good home grown Block , 33HOc
per doz on orderu
PIE PLANT Home grpxxn pie plant 2ff2V-c enc
c > der a
TOMATOES Shipping stock of good color Is
scare o at J17.1 per crate of six baskets
GREEN VEGETABLES Spinach , per bbl Jl 73
( ill no. rudit.he * , per doz IJW jc. lettuce per doz ,
35iT4iK , tucjmbcra , Jl 2301 60 , par > le ) , pur doz
J'fil'.t beets JH-r doz. COc , walcrcrcss ,
per i.i c 16 boxes tl 50fl 75
N15VV 11BANS Wax beans , per bu liox J2 DOff
27J , U bu box , { 1 10W1 23. atrmg , H bu . Jl
PHAS Green peas arc commencing to rrrlxe
from Kansas nnd Missouri Good uMpplng clock ,
per H-l > u box , Jl OOCrl IS.
CAULIFLOWER The market Is fairly will
fcupplled xxlth good stock. Ou ordcrx , J2.23 p r
doz.
PRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES The offerings xxere most ! )
all from Missouri and of good qnalit ) . Go d
shipping slock broughl J ] 23 PIT case
CHERRIES Some of the California cherries
received on the market xxere very fine > onif of
the boxen welghtd HS high as 14 Ibs. , and the
fruit was large oJid of excellent coloi. Choice
shipping Htock. 11 WIi ITS per box.
OOO EIERRIER Green , per 24-qt ease. J ! OOfJ
2.73
TROPICAL PRUITS.
BAKAKAS Per bunch. J2.0oei.60.
LEMONS Pnncj lemons. 3uo size. J4. fancy
lemont. 300 size , 13 73 , choice lemons , .ICO site
J > ry ) .
ORANGESMcdltf i rancan tweets. J3 30. Call
fornlu seedlings , Jl 23
PIGS Kane , p r Ib . 124Cllc
DATES Ilallovvecs , 03 to " 1Mb boxes , per Ib ,
hc.
hc.PlNEAPPLESCholce , per doz. . J2. small.
J175.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California. 13c : dark honey. 12Vic.
MAl'I.i ; S'v.RUP Gallon cans , per doz. , J12.
NUTS Almonds UaiTc. Enslhih walnuts , 100
12e. filberts. 12c , Ilrnzll nuts. Me
CIDER-Pure Juice , per bbl. . J6 , half bbl.
Al'pLE DfTTER Per 20-lb. rolli , . 1 ; half
bMs. , sue per Ib
HIDES No. 1 green hides , t'tf. No 1 green
sailed hide * . 3 < liVc , Nn 2 green sailed hides ,
2 2We Nu. 1 veal calf S Ibs. to 13 Ib * Mc. No
3 xenl culf. S Ibs to 13 Ibs. 4c No 1 dry flint
hide * Do. No. 2 dr ) flint hlJiH. 3c , No. 1 dr >
Mi I UK ! hldt-K 4c ; part cured liklpx , ic per Ib
less than fully rum !
HHEEP PELTS Green sailed , each 2SSCO ; ,
cre-rii iwltiid bhearllngs ( short-xxwiled early ( kins ) ,
each. Mi lie. dry shearlings ( ilmrt-wooled early
i.klns > Nn 1. vudi. iCIOc , dr } ' shcarllngi ( short
xvonlxd early sklnv ) . No 2 , rach lie do ( lint ,
Kansas and Neliraskix butihcr w < iol IM < US , per
Ib uiiual welciit , (66c. dry flllit K.m a und
Ntbruuka murrain wool imln [ wr Ib actual
xveUhl. 46 < . dry flint , Colorado butciei wocl
pwlu. ix r Ib , actual xvelghl , 4 7c. dry Hint ,
Colcrada murrain wool pvlti. iwr Ib , actual
XXBlKllt. 4IJVC
TAMX1W AND GRKASB Talloxr No 1 4K8
4Vr , ull vr. No 2 , > Vtr > 7 > c grratr whllt A ,
4W < r CTiHfe xvhllv R 4t gnaw yell iw , Sc
gT'ase J rk 2'3 < fid buter 2ft2Vvc. beenwax ,
prime l lSi jousli talljvx MJ > 21)C
Heal moilt U rharucterlktlc cf Hood's
SurEajiarllla. und Is man'fckted every day lu
the remarkable cure * the medicine acromp-
llslies.
DUN'S ' AND BRADSTREET'S
Weekly Ecview of Trodo and Finance Not
Particularly Encouraging.
PRICES OF PRODUCTS TEND DOWNWARD
Next t'evr Mnntht PrxitiiUp n Cnntlntinnro If
Not mi IntnmlOltic of HxUtlne Con
dition * of Dnllnrss nnd
Ilrprrwlnn , .
NEW YOUK , May 25 n. G. Dun & Co.'e
vvpfkly review- tomorrow will say : Storms
and floods , prolonged strikes and large ex
ports of gold have done their utmost this
week to glte business a vacation. Hut the
wants unsatisfied during the past year , be
lated and much lessened and yet greater
than those of any other nation , have caused
a volume of trade quite large for the season.
Prices of products still tend downward ,
without much speculation. It Is not sur
prising that farmers retain their wheat , at
present prices , where they can. Corn has
been strong , notwithstanding large receipts
and Insignificant exports. Cotton has re
covered a shade to T4c , though receipts
for the ueek were nearly as largo as last
year and exports much smaller Pork prod-
uctc all declined with heavy receipts , and
coffee Is also lower. The astonishing cheap
ness ot wheat and cotton will affect the
rapidity of movement In the fall nnd al * > o
will directly lessen the amount of money
required In mot Ing the crops. While the
Iron Industry especially and many others to *
some extent ha\e been restricted by scarcity
of coal and coke , the number of works re-
Kumlng has been greater than the number
stopping from other causes. But U Is a
symptom not to be overlooked that the de
mand for manufactured products , Inslcad of
Increasing , appears for the moment rather
smaller than before , and Indifference of
bujcrs Is shown In cancellation of orders
hitherto given It is a waiting season ,
but the disposition to wale is this jcar much
Intensified. Failures diminish In Impor
tance , the amount of liabilities for the third
nock In May being only $2,204,139. and for
three weeks $7.836.972. of which $2.642,867
were of manufacturing and $5,025.077 of
trading concerns The number of failures
reported this week Is 183 In the United
States , against 259 last jcar , and In Canada
28. against 14 last > ear There arc not any
of much Importance.
CMAIUMS IIOUM : HKTUKNS.
Aggregate of HuHlnp n Traninctod Through
tint A Koilntpfl IlnnUn I.n t Wrck.
NEW YOUK , May 25 The following
table , compiled by Hradstreet's , shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of Increase or decrease ,
as compared with the coriespondlns week
last > ear.
Little Specitlntlte Interest anil tlin .Main
MorUsern I Irmlj Held.
NEW YORK , May 23. Dradstrecfs finan
cial review tomorrow will say : The short
Interest In railway stocks and manipulative
Influences In charge of the Industrials fur
nished nearly all tha speculative activity
of the week While the rinewcJ depress on
which set In last week produced a certain
amount of liquidation , It was rppuront th ?
dealing represented clos'nR ' out of tpe-iil.i-
the accounts on the long side of tlio mar
ket , nnd the main .stoU.K are dimly held
Meanwhile operations for thi > bar account
had Increased In volume , and the fhort Inter
est by last Wodnesdaj was ripe for an npv aril
move. Occasion fur this was furnished by
the dispatches from Washington , I'idlcat'ns '
probpects for the cpie'ly pahsage of th
Hepatt ! tariff bill , and by the action of th *
western railroad president * In ImrmonMrig
differences and forming a new organization
for the maintenance of rates llmimrn that
a settlement of the coal strike v.as at hand
also had a share jn crfatlng n bullish
t mpiT In the mnrl.et. anj a rapid covering
movement cnsufd , earning up prices nf
railroad ttorUs nnd affording opportunity
for manipulative rUen In Sugar mid other
Industrials London nlpo helped the move
ment along by purchasing n fair amount of
Its specialties , and the mnrkct momentarily
nvstimed an appearance of ilM-lde > d blrniiglh
As soon , howu\cr , as the Miurt Int rest had
been cuRlcIently rtducod the advancing
tendency disappeared nnd the market re-
verlt l Into dullness , follow d by a renewal
of bearish activity , though on 1'rlday. aft r
vigorous attempts to break various t-tocks.
tb market rallied on short covering. In
duced by the small amount of gold shipped
to Kurope and by Washington rumorn that
the amendments to th ; Interstate ciinnurcc
act permitting railroads to form pools
would be adopted.
Kallroad earnings continue to pluy a part
In the market Reports cf gross und net ,
which show a light decrease In the latter by
means of sweeping reductions In exports ? ,
are no longer favorably r&otlved The feelIng -
Ing on the subject Is that In many cases
tlie roads must suffer lu such a proeekg
Such W B the reception given to the Bt
Paul statement for April , showing a loss of
J531.000 In gross and of only $17,0011 In net
Finally , the Penn ) lvanla in Its figures f"r
April shows a Inns of $41 131 4'G in gross
the net declining J2HS 2 . This tend n y
of trunk line enarmgs s ivns rej > ponmblo for
the decline of heYork Centra ) , wlil 'i
was tn od on reports of a heavy shrlnkaga
In earnings for the current month and on
renewed Intimations of a reduction In the
dividend Short selling nnd liquidation of a
block of long stock seems to have con
tributed equally to. the decline , which car
ried the price from > 9S to S > 4& . with a rallr
I > Ut.LMT ! IN 1WKMVK
Trmle Coiulllloni llnil with Mttlo IIo | > o f
liiiprntcniriit Moon
NEW YOUIC , May 26 Uradstreefs trad *
review tomorrow will say : The unfavoi
nble conditions prevailing In commercial
nnd Industrial circles throughout the coun
try , together with the prospect for no ma
terial Improvement during the summer , marie
the present season as probably the dullest
relatively for twenty jenrs At no tlmu
since the panic and business depression mani
fested themselves last jcar hn\e reported as
to the volume of sales of merchandise , the
manufacture of staple goods and the Indis
position of merchant * generally to buy ex
cept for absolutely Immediate wants boon
so pronounced and so general throughout
the country as during the past few weeks.
Superficial examinations of business con
ditions leading to unwarranted optlmlstie
conclusions n to the nearby future of trndo
have not been wanting , but , a a matter ot
fact , basted on comprehensive ntid careful
examination , the next few months pro nil so
n continuance. If not an Intensifying , of ex
isting conditions of extreme dullness ami
deprcss.on.
Quite unfavorable advices come from Pitts-
burg. where there are numerous shutdowns.
Involving large numbers of men. The total
number of Indunrial employes Idle ns n re
sult of coal scarcity Is placed at 3D.OOO. nml
the total Idle number on account of the
strike , which now appears likely to fall , Is
210.000 In other Industrial lines 25,000
men arc reported Idle as n result of strikes *
making the total number now Idle 235.000.
An encouraging Industrial feature Is thn
probable settlement of the Iron and steel
wages scale wltlnut a strike Exports ot
wheat ( flour Included ) , both coastr. United ,
States and Canada , this veek equal 2,310,000
bushels , against 2.420.000 bushels last week.
3.10G.OOO bushels a jear ago , 2,280,000 bushels
two jears ago and 2,342,000 bushelH threat
year * ngi The price movement as to >
staples continues to sec-saw , cotton , wheat ,
corn and oats all reacting slightly from
former depressions , while wool , sugar , lardt
coffee and Irvc stock all show declines. Thor
stress of financial panic and trade convul
sions In the latter portion of 1893 pushed
many of the weaker business concerns to
the wall , KO that by February 1 last tha
a\erage number falling weekly In the United ;
States had gotten down to noraml proportions
tions , and this week the total Is 237 , against
1S7 last week , as compared with 247 In tha
week a year ago , when the total began to
expand under special ccndltlons , and as com
pared with 177 In the week In 1S92.
ttoston Slnck Ountntlnns.
BOSTON MIT MCall loins HnH' ' pr csnt :
Unio loins ' - > La as u IHT cent , Closln ; prlcos for
slucks , bjiuis nnd intiitn ? Hharts
Ixiiulon Stock Market.
LONDON. M.iy 25 1 p m closlii ?
monut . .101li ( | Mexican ordinary. 17
OonsolH ncc'nt-lUl.MO it Panlcom COH
Canadian Pacific OriX N. Y Crntrit . . . . ll'J
Krle . . l-WPomiHjlxanla . SOW
P.rlc 2nda .
llllnolH Cuutr il I' ' 'jiMox Con IIBXXli. . SB
BAn SILYEU2SVd ) > cr ounce.
MONEYm percent
Th rau > of discount In the opsn imrknt for bot'i
Hhortand ttireimonthn bills Is 13-lU l
C'lilciijo Stork Onotntlnni.
CHICAGO , May 23. Stocks actlx-o. Closlnc
Cltj P.nllxx-ax , HH IN Clilraco St Uy. . 214
Allf/L . HI l\VChlc.iroSLliy.l43
LakuSt L . 18'lGj9as . B4
Diamond Match . . llb'ii
1 In.ininil Noti'K.
I1OSTON , Ma > 2i Clearings. J10,6S4.0C1 ; bal
ances , J1.S.WM2
NiW YOUK. May 23-Clearings , mf.W.SSJ :
balances J3.CC1.40J
HALTIMOnn. Ma > S3. Clearings , 12177/50 ;
balances , { 1,044,934
PAIHS , Mas 23 Three per cent rentes , lOOt
S3c far the account.
PHILADnLPHIX. Ma > 23 Clearings , IS 377.-
443 , balance s , S1.W4 1M
IX3NDON , Maj 23 The nmDiint of bullion Rene
Intn the Hank of Kngland un balance today 11
47l')0 ( ' )
CINCINNATI , May 25 Clearings , $1S8I,430.
Money , 24416 per cult. Nexx York exc-haiiKe , 4Jo
prtinlum
MnMPHIS , Mav 23 Ncxv Yoik exchange Bell-
InK at * 1 "Offil 'ft premium. Clcai Ings , 1313 4C7 ;
NE\V ORLEANS , May 23 Clr-irlnRs t )3 ) 2 9 ,
New Vork ev liariKC , commciclal , II premiums
Imnk. { 1 M incmluin
SAN rRANfl- . May 23 DraflH , nltlit. IDoj
tcItKraplilL. 12t L. Killer hard. C2U6G2SC. Mez >
Icun dolluta 51iir51Sc.
8T LO1U' ! . MT2i < 'IcnrinKB , SI ( HI 193 ; hal-
nnces 3W ) .1 ilnnt- > dull lit 5f7 pur cent.
Exchunec nn Nt-w ork Tie | irtnilum bid
CHIC'-AdO , 5ln > 23 Tl minus , J13.5D7fH . Kor.
clsn pxchanee. tlim Sltrlliic vxchnnKC. actual.
141.7 641914 Now "iork cxcluvnKc 60o premium.
Monej , uliadj , mti-H , 4S6 per cunt.
Casn AR.Tiiixt Doinlulrk OMInlley Goes Over
to thn M'jitomlx'r Turin.
CROWN POINT , Ind , May 24. Doralnlck
O'Malley'b prize light case linn como to nn
abrupt end. Thomas J. Stiffens , one of the
Jurymen , was found sullty of playing cards
and drlnlilriK ixlUi Billy Woods , tlin prlzo
fiBhter , Wcdneaday. The Jury was ills-
charKed and the case put over to the Sep
tember term.
ChliKMii I'ruuiN I'nunrllicil. '
SAN' FUANCISCO , Hay 23. Fraud lias
been unearthed In the hall of records In
this city which may lead to the frust-ntlon
of a clever scheme to land foreign born
Chinamen The record of the Health de
partment has been interlined in several
hundred instances , each attesting n C'hlnesa
birth. Dy this means foreign-born Chineeo
huve obtained birth certificates which they
think will entitle them to resldenco under
the Geary act. These entries arc dated as
far back as 1847.
It is now beyond dis- (
wute that
/Worth a Guinea\
\ a Box. ]
* ( Ta elcss >
Ware a specific in all1
jgw cases of Indigestion ,
Biliousness , Sick- '
w Headache , and kindred - '
dred troubles.
9 i < cents a box.
® @ ® OOOOO 1
_ _ _
Wail ST , OPERaTIOHS
Can be rarrled on w I Hi largo pr iflm und Mill
link h > Joining our I'o-Opcratlvv Rullroud block
i.-- profit of BO prr on t monthly
iirnnil nml | * | ( tn ili ubiorll > rH lor | unC
'i inn nh .
lllhhol TttTfnrr-i I'ro p ( > ctu , irtv Ins detail.
* d Information of nour jifo \ j lcra , moiled
fr
fi CO , S ook and Grain ? r ken ,
> . 41 llrin > il > ij. Ni'ur Vurlc C i |
WM , LOUDON7 '
Commission Merchant
C rAIN AND PROVISIONS'
I'rivate wirci fCi nsi end Ncir l ik All
l > uj > ni rain pla ei ua CUUKJ luarJ ut
Iradr
( . irr npijidcnc * rll lt d
Off re r mi 4 K w York Llfa
Tilrj tion IJJS.
