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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1897)
THE OMAHA DA-TTW KEEVEDN7 ISSDAY , MAY 10 , 18)7. ? ) COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Ecar Tacton Are All Powerful in the Qrain Pits. WHEAT , CORN AND OATS SHOW DECLINES ClililcN ArtVrn1 < mill "XVorlil'd A'lillilc Stati-niL-nl Slnnvx n Much Miniilli'r IJccrt'iinc Tlinn K.\ii ot il CHICAGO. Mny 18. The grain nntl pro vision murkctH were ngfiln rather weak to day , Wheat fell UKfaitheM , belns nfrcetptl by weak cables llrnt and n disappointing world's Visible deereiiBO later , closing nt n ! ' , ( , . decline. Corn nnd outs closed UyV.o lower. Provisions opened lower , but closed nt substnnllnliy unchanged prlf-p. In wheat Liverpool showed n severe break at the opening , the llrst fiuotniloiM Irn.n there showing n ' .id decline and later re cording another Id brcal : . That would have 'been ' enough In Itself 10 Him.i , ' * market weak , but with the almost perfect ivrnlhcr nnd U L' carluads ot wm.u iu- celvcd nl Mlnncnpolls nnd DuliUli , in t'd- tllllon there was upparently no hope for the market. The llrst trades In .Hily Hindu HlmitUanoously In the pit worn over n muse of from 71c to 70jc ! , principally nt 70'jc. Vestl-rday's closing pilce was Tl'Iic. ' Some Jierivy tradi-i'H were twitl.slled with suph u nice rlean profit overnight on large lines and were about the only class of buyers to bo found. This was snlllclcnt to steady the market , however , and trading for the next hour was donu at from Ho to ViO hlKhor than the bulk of the opening iraiisactlonH. ] 4tiyhitf later became \fioro \ prominent , the fact of the marl ; t rcuolvlng siu-h support In the filce of the dl.scouraKlni ; news un- KcttlltiK the conlldt.iice uf the smaller HlmrtH nnd cnushiK them , too , to ln-i-omu buyers. The result was an ndvanco to il'.fcc. Now York reported clearances of whunl and Hour nt more than 400,000 hit. for the day nnd lute cables brought bnyliiK orders. The markft held comparatlvtly llrm until the iwlpt of Ilrndstreet's report of the world's vUlble , showing n di-crtase of 1'J33IVO ( bu. , whereas S.WO.OW bu. ur more dccretise hail been looked for. The decirnse In the world's Blocks the week before was about o.OW.lOU ' bu' . The making public of these llsurcs caused a decline to iO'.c. Humors of heavy export bllHlness nt the seaboard caused a MlKlU stlffenliiiv of prices Just hcforo the b'ose , the llnal ( iiiotatlon for July being .70vic , Corn was easier , but showed more BtreiiKth , either In view of the line weather or the actloiiM of wheat. Shorls were lib- era I buyers on the opening break. This was the sustaining feature of the market. Klevator people were sellers. Exports were MH.OOO bu. July opened Uc lower nt 2 ; o. sold between 24TV : nnd 2IHc , closing nt 21 % 024ic. . The market for oats was uninteresting nnd a small business was transacted. Prices were almost at 11 standstill for some time nfter the openlnif , but when wheat com menced to KU down oats did likewise. There was a. peed cash business at lower prices. July opened about He lower at 171ic. H advanced to 17n on some covering by shorts , then declined to 17-Kc , where it closed. Provisions were rnther puzzling , some draurs buying the market up and then wiling It off with apparently no other ob- J ; t than to keep the market moving. Open ing prices were weals nnd lower on the .heavy hog receipts west. Packers gave the market good hupport. At the close July pork was unchanged at $ S.22ii. July lard un changed at $3.H > anil July ribs 2 > fcc lower at 4.4i'i. 1-Mlmatcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , , < ' ' ' : corn , 123 cars ; oats , 200 cars ; hogs , 01,1)00 ) UOIUI. At tluii-H. I Op in. | inrli. | ' i.Jv1i'lly > \Vlii-al- - Mny. . . 7J ( ) ( July. . . 70' ' < 7(1 ( * 7Ht Sept. . . onu cim-in Corn ' May. . . . 241 July. . . . S4K Ei-pt. . . J5J ( On is Mav. . . . 17U July. . . . 17K 17H-1S Supl. . . . 18 17JH-IH Miiv. . . . H 20 R CO July. . . H -ID 8 1.5 H . " . ' 8 2-"i Sent . 8 ill ) 85 S 25 8 2J Mnv7. . . .1 77 > ! 75 Jtil.v. . . ! ) 77W : R'-W 3 77M H HO Soul. . . a 87 .H U-'iii 3 874 i ) UU 3 UU Sh'tlllbt May. . . 4 Ml 4 45 July. . . 1 fiO 4 47 ! $ 1 fill 4 .M ) _ Bcpt. . . 4 5-JM 4 5(1 4 0 _ ' > No. ? . Cash quotations were ns .follows : riOUKVeakcr ; -winter patents , $4.CO TJ.70 ; trnlghts , $ ( . < Oif4.CO ; bakers , $3tHr4.25 ) ; tyring KprclnlH , $1.COfi1.70 ; springs palentir ; $ t.00if4.30 ; Btralghts. t3.70Q3.it ) . WIIBAT No. 2 pprlng , 70T @ 71c ; No.3 fprlng , C9073c : No. 2 red. fcSTifitOISc. COItN No. 2. ZlKUSMKc ; No. 2 yellow. 21ff23c. OATH-NO. 2 , I7y4o . f. o. b. : NO. 2 white , I2R23c. f. o. b. ; No. 3 white , 20V4f22',4c. , llAHUiV Nn. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 2S' < . ® B2c. n-Nn. 1. 7CiifJi77Kc. TIMOTHY HIJKD-I'rlme. $2.f > 5. 1'UOVISIONS MefF pork , per bbl. , $8.2008.23. I.nvd. pc-r 100 Ib.i. . $3.70. Short rlb sides ( loose ) . H.-IOifiM.'O. Ir > - nailed shoulders ( boxed ) , $5.WU > t.2.1. Kliort clear sides ( boxed ) . $ < .S7'i7 > .00. WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gab , $1,19. KUQAHS-Cut loaf. $5.34 ; granulated. $4.71. KI3W V01IIC JIAHKKT. QiiotntlnnH of the Day on General ClIIIIIIIOllltlfN. NKW YOUIC , May 18.-KIXDUn-Ileceipts , 4,433 lbl . ; ililpmcnti , 14.COO bbls. ; weak nnd lower to tell ; Minnesota patents , $4.25fl-4.40 ; bakers , $3.7-0 G3.CO ; winter patents , $3.7wT3.SO ; winter ex tras , $3.S003.75j winter low ( -rades , $2.CO 2.90. ll > Hour , dull. CO UN MI-AI/-Dull ; yellow western , COc. llYi : tinny ; No. 2 western , SCJic. llAItl.KV-Uull nt 2S c. WIIBAT llccelpts , 1(5.225 ( bu. : exports. 312.5CS DU.J fpot weak. Options opened lower , owing to fine crop news and weak cables ; milled on large cli'iinmceH uml war rumors , but dually weak ened under a dlnappolntlng decrease In world's storks nnd light export demand , closing H ® l''te net lower ; September , 7S'.tfi2 ir.-lCc , clouc-d nt 72Hc. OOIIN HccelptB. 7SS,727i bu.j exports , 2C2.2CD tu. ; niot easy. Options itemly cn covrring , but yielded to line crop reports nnd the break In wheat , closing ViWUe lower ; May closed at 040 ; September closed lit 21 lc. OATH Itecflpls. 4U , 00 bu. ; exports. 27.S.7CO bu , ; rpot quiet ; No. 2 , 23c. Options dull nnd burely Irmly , closing Uu lower. HAY Quiet , receipts larger ! ehlpplni * , $5.tOT B.61 ; goo.1 to choice , $7.Xf7.r,0. ( ? IIOI'H Quiet ; tate , common to ch lc , UOi crop BJiCcj U'JO crop. GHlOc ; 1'iiclllc coast , IkW crop , BftEc ; Ifcao crop. Wll'.4o ; iMtulon. 3 15s. , llinis-Flrm : ; Calveslon. Itc ; lluenos Ayrrti , ISVifnOo : Texas. 10 c ; California , ISUOlCo. I KATIIR ! ( l-'lrm ; bcmlocU sole , Iluenm Ayres. 19iS20o. I'ltOVISIONS-neef. dull ; family. $0.7.C' ' J10.7.0 ; extra mess , $7.00tfS.oo. Out meats , klfiidy ; Jdrkleil bellies , $7 > .ii0ii5.7,0j pickled shoulders. $5 ; , I > lckril ! hnnn , $9.00tfa.7,0. I ird. dull ; wrstrrn steam $4.05 ; roilin-d , , ' , cany 1'ork , steady ; mt-ss prrk , JS.77)J9.23 ; new mesp , short clear , $9.iOjJ > V.r.c. Tdllow. dull. HI'TTKH Itrcdpt * . 17.COO pkgs. : western rnamerles. IKHIc ; Klglnii , 14c ; factniy , 7'iJ10c. CIIIIKHH-UcrelplB. C7.MK ) Ilia : market nulet ; lnle. Inree , 9c ; umall. WiQW&o. part klms , 2u3c. KtinH-Ilccclpts , 11,325 pkK ; ulrnily ; state nnd I | tnn ylvnnla , Ho ; western , lOJic ; M > utlirni , Sfit bllJt-lVlralcum , dull ; I'nlted closent I5o bid ; rfiinsylvunbi crude. Heady ; June , Uo 1.11 ; -il ( , none , Itiwln , flrni. Cottonrt-ed , dull ; prime mule , SOc ; prime yellow , 23V4G1IO. Turpentlnr , easy nt ZIHHI L * . HIC'i : Kasy ; fair to extra , 44C ! oj Japan. 4U If 1 lie. HIOLAPSKH-Qulct New' Orleans , open kettle. pwd to chrlcp. 23flr-c. rilKUllITH nx > lavniU'OOInnll ; cotton by ftrnin. Ifc ; grain by iHeani , Hid , MKTAI.S I'lif IITII. dull ; roulhcrn , JS.25t10.70 | nrrjlicrn. $10,001M1M. Copper , firm ; brokers lll.K'i ; excbanKC. tll.OO < nx.M. Tin , barfly Heady ; straits. IIS.(0 il3.7X ( ; plates , easy. BlK-llcr , quiet at $4.1i404. ) , U-ud. ennyj i-J. chunge , i3.22UiG3.zni brokcm. l.iS. ! I.oiiOnu ColonlnlVonl Niili'N. UONDON , May 18. There was Inerented ani mation fliown at the wool auctions today. Illd- dliiB came from nil quarters und prices nbowed llrm tendency , Huudn lioutiht ccourrd , nnd Germany took tprclaltlrs In nil description * , except - cept superior. Aunlrallau greatiy merino and cro br * > 1s fold M to lOd hUhcr than the npenlmr Jirltts of the prvii-nt fi > rer. Ospe of ( lee , I ) | op end N t l wools were In good supply wllli ureasy relllnir & p r cent bliihcr tlmn the upenlng rate * . The orfrrlntrs today numbered 14,870 bales , and the withdrawals were MK ) bale * . The continent nil home trade1 ul o made purchurs. T'.itf fol- Ibwlnc are the vales In detail : New South Wales , MM balec scoured. 7 d U Id ; ircaay , 4HtieHd , .Quundaod. 4U kcl * | toovni , l lidl 14 ; fy.ft3J. Vlctfirln , 1.4M bales ; i-coured , l li rttniy , 7HnoH'l. South Audmlln , 427 lalo i icrcnty , lUOS'id' ' Tnsmnnln , IS lnlc ; ( trc.my , H il. New Xrnlnnd , B.C40 tioltr ; scoured , 7cIflU Mil ; Rreaty , SB9Ud. Cnpo of ( lood llo-c | nnd Nnlal , l.OSI bales ; scoured , "HW9d ; grensy , 406)id ) , 4)MII.V OllS'liTJAIi MAIIKUTS. Ciniilllloii lit Triulu nml < luotiitliitin un Stiiplt nml 1'aiU ! ) ' rrniltuM- . r.CIUS-IJulk of snlc , 7'ic. ' I1UTTKH-Common to fnlr , Ctfc ? ; choice to fancy roll , llfiUc ; separator creamery , UUlCc ; K tifri-d : creamery. 13c. 11AMI-3 Ktriytlilnit out uf rcaeon , ViAt : > aiolce fnt , SO to KO Ibs. , quoted nt iftOci large nnd chaise , 4fi5c. I.IV1I'OUI.THY Iltnu. Cc ; cocks , SQSc. I'lOr.ONS Live , 77 , ! iOc : ilend plccems not wnnted. HAY Upland , J7..00 ; inldlund , $ I.M ; lowland , $4.00 ; ry > lrn , $4.Wi ; color makes the plica on hay ; light bnlt-s tell tbe best , only top tirades bring ( MI prlcer. HllOO.MCOItN ICxtrcmely slow falc ; new cmp , delivered on tract. In niuntty ; choice grctn telf- \vurklriK cnni t , per Hi. , ZffSltc ; choice green , running to burl , 282'tc ; common , I'.ic. VIUIYAHMS. : : ( HtKRN l'n.\S I'er "i-bu. " box , 7Ic. 1'IM PI.ANT-1'ir Hi. Ic. Cict.MIIiilK- iU . , 4037,00 ; Tt-xns , Vi-hu. box , $ IW ) , . AM'AU.UlUS-lVr dox. . * ! 1Wc. SI'I.VAfll--l' r tinrkrl , Ma ; per bbl. . $1.00. TOMA-lOKiJ I'dbriskctcrnte , $3.50. IlADISIIKf-i-t-r dor. ZdflSSO. I.KTTl'C'i : J'IT do . . V1i)30c. WAX llliAN'8 I'cr 'i-bu. box , $1.00 ; per bu. , $ -.10. I'.VltSNirS-Pcr bbl. . 71c. STIIINd IIIIANS 1'er < i'bu. box , $1.00. NKW ONIONS- Per dor. . . 105J17.C. l'AHHI.I-V-IVr : ibix. . 27 , < (3 ( < ; c. limiMl'nA ONMONS'-rercrntc , $3.7fl : soul.iern , K-lto. sack JS.Oi ) ; ne v California , white , large nml fancy , pi iP > . , Tic. LIMA IIHANF-IVr III. , Tic. IIISANS lland-pli'keil navy , per bu. , $1.1001.20. rAIIIIAili-Cnllfornlii. 5Uc per Ib. POTATOES-New. | r bbl. J4.I5 ; per Ib. , 3c ; old native fl ( . < l ; . per Lu . Kc ; early Ohio seed polatotK. lied liver volley. 0ct Mlnniuotu , llur- bank" . 40c. PllUITS. C'Al.trOllNIA CttUUKIUH I'cr 10-lb. b-x , JI.7A BTUAW iilUlKS I'nncy express receipts , Mis- souil $2. : . ' < ; Alkaiuns , $2.00. Al'l'I.U.4 Knnfy. huge.$3.COfi3.7,0. . I'll U ITS' . . J3.iOfl32i Mediterranean swifts frtliey , $3.7,0 J.UMONS-M.'sdunB. fancy , $3.7J 4.0 ; choice. J3.27fi7.7,0 ! , ; eholt-e C'allfonila , $2.77 . 11ANANAS--Choice .largo flock , per buncn , J2. rtl2.2.- . : medlum-5l/.fd liunrlies. $ I.COa2.00. i'iNi-\rrMs-rcr ' : do ? . , $ i.otff2.to. MISCKM.ANKOUS. Nt/TS Almnnds. California , per Ib. , large slzi13c ; llrnxlls. per Ib. , 10c ; English walnuts , per Ib. . fancy , noft tbell. 12ffl3c ; stnndnrda , lOflllc : Illbcrts. per Ib. . .Itic : pecans , polish * ! , Intgi' , ni710c ; Jumbo , .Ilgl2c ; large hickory nutn , J1.2.1 per bu. ; cocoanuts , 4'Jc ' each. KIOS Imported fancy 4 cimvn , 20-lb. boxes , 12c : 7 , crown. 60-lb. boxes , 13M4c. IIONKY Choice , 13J17c. CIDKIl-Clnrined juice , per hnlf bbl. , $2.S5 ; per bl-bl. , $4.0W4.27 > . MAl'I.H HYIIUP Flve-gnl. cans , each , $2.2j ; iril. cnns , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gnl. cans. $0.23 ; quart cans , $37,0. iiiuKS. TALLOW , irrc. HIDBS No. 1 green hi'les. br ; Nv 1 green hides , 4'.4 ; No. 1 green united liM's. f'.jc : No. 2 Kiecn raited bides. 5'.4c ; No. I veal enlf. S U 12 lb. . . 7c ; No. Z veal calf. 1 2to 15 Ibs. , Jo No. 1 dry Hint hide * 9fi > 10c ; No. 2 diy Hint hides , ftp Dei Nn. 1 dry salted hldeo. Wi o ; part ctuvd hldei" . lie per Ib. less than fully cured. SIIKUI' rKLTS Ore-'n malted , each , KJJCO'- : green salted , tbearllngs ( nhort wooled early sklnn ) each , l.'c ; dry shearlings ( cbort wookd early i-Ulnp ) , No. 1 , each , c ; dry Hint. Knnfaa nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib.nc - tunl welsht , 4fT5c ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd Ne braska Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 34c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pells- , per Ib. , actual weight , 4iff.'c ; dry Hint Colorado murra'n wool rells , per Ib. , nctual weight , 3 74c : fid cut off , as It Is Ufcleps to pay freleht on them. TAM.OW AND GIIKASK Tnllow , No. 1 , 2Mc ; tnllow. No. 2 , 2c ; greafc. white A , 3c ; grease , white H , 2c ; grease , yellow. 2c ; greate. ilnik. lc ; old butler , 2Q2',6c ' ; beeswax , prime , I7 , J'22a ; lough tallow. Ic. WOOtj rnivnHhed , nne henvy. f,07c ; Hno llpht. ffife ; qunrtcrblood , 10fi12c ( fp-ily , burry nnd chalTy , WSc ; cottod nnd 1 roken. coarse , 7 i9 ; cnttcd nnd broken , fine. msc. Fleece wnthi'd. medium. 15fT15c ; Hne , ItfllCc ; tub wnihed , ICrt 1So : black. Sc ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks , iJfSc ; dead pulled , ITjCc. HONKS In cnrlots. wclKhed and delivered In Chicago : Dry buffalo , per Ion. H2.nwi4.W ; dry country , blenched , icr ten , $ :0 : Oliffl2.(0 dry cnun- Iry , damp and menty. per ton , $0.008.00. FKERH MKATS. DIlKSSrCD BKUF Good native steers. 400 to CfO Ibs. , 7c ; good forequarters. Fleer ? . TI'.AC ; good liliiiliiunltcro. S'tc ; weftetn steers , d'ic ; fancy heifers , CVic ; good belferp , Cc ; gcod forequarters helfero. 5c ; good' hlndnuarters' heifers , Sc ; good cows. Cc ; fair cows , 7 Hc ; common cows. Cc cow forcqtinrlcrs. 4V5c ; cow hlndqiiarlers , "lie. I1KKF CUTS Tenderloins. 20c ; boneless slrlps , lOn ; strip loins , Sc ; rolls , 9c ; hlrloln bulls , 9c ; fhoulder clods , C'.ic ; rump butts , Co ; steer chucks , < * / < ! ' cow chucks. 35ic ; toneless chucks , 4'.4c ' ; cow plates , 2''ic ; Kteer plates , 3ic ; Hank flcak , Be ; loins. No. 1 , 14c ; loins , No. 2. I2c ; loins. No. 3 , 9e ; No. 1 phort loins , ICc ; No. 2 Fhnrt loins. 14c ; No. 3 short loins , 12c ; sirloin ends. f < TlCc ! ribs , No. 1 , 12c ; ribs , No. 2. lOc ; ribs , No. 3 , 7c ; steer rounds , 7c ; cow rounds , C,4e ; cow rounds , i-hnnk o7f , 7c ; cow rounds , ihnnk nnd rump off. 7'c ' : trimmings. < c ; lieef shanki < , 2',5c ; brali.ii , per doz. . 23c ; pweetbreadB , per Ib. , lie ; nweclbrcadu ( calves ) , per Ib. . 40c ; kidneys , rcr doz. , 3."cox tn'ls. each , Tc ; livers , P r Ib. , 2'.jc ; hearts , per Ib. , IVic ; tongues , per II ) . . 12r. I'Olllv Drersed pigs , fUc ; drersed bogs , 5c ; te-nderlolns , lO'.Jc ; loins , 7c ; spare ribs. 3Jc ; ham f.iUFage. bulls , r.c ; shoulders , rough , r.c ; shoulders. Fklnned. SUi1 ; trlmmlngf , 4izC Imf lard , not rendered , Ti4e ! : bends , clerne.l , Jo ; Knout and ears. 3c : backbones , 2c ; cheek infnts 3o ; neck bones. 2Vtc ; pigs' tnlla , 3c ; plucks , r-nch. 7c , ; chitterlings , Tc ; hncks 4c' hearts , per diz. . 2.rc ; stomnctiH , each 3o ; tongups. each , 7c ; klilneys , per doz. , 10 ? : brains , per doz. , 15c ; pigs' feet , per doz. , 3Cc ; livers , each , 3c. COXniTIOV OK T1IK AV'OOI , .1IAIIICKT. Sult-M AIMSl < iiv , lint IM-lci-K Arc Stonily ' 1'orrltnrloH Dull. 11OSTON , May IF. Ilnslness In the wool market hero has dropped olt condderably during the past week , nnd sales ne slow. Prices , however , are held fairly steady. Territory wools nre dull. Fleece wools continue llrm under light offerings , but the demand Is limited , The Australian wools me tnken freely nt former prices. Quota tions : Unwaxhcd , medium Mlupourl. one-fourth blood combing , lie ; Missouri .thrce-elghtlm blond combing. 1Vbraid ; combing , ISc. Toxns wools : Spring medium , 12c ; scoured price. 32ii34c ; spring line (12 rnonlhx ) , 10ffl2c ; Ki-oured price , UffSCc. Territory wools : Monlana , fine medium nnd line , lO'/SSTnlic ; scoured price. KIR2G ? ; staple , oSIiJ'Jc ; Utah , AV'yomlng , etc. , line medium nnd fine. 10(7l2c ; rcoured price. 35fJ3Cc ; staple. 3'ftTfc. California wnoLt : Northern spring , lliflCc ; south ern , free. lOKllc ; Fcoured price , 34fiire : , Austra lian wools : Scoured hnHs , combings , super- line , 4ST49c : combing , gooil , 43ij4C < % : combing , average , 42c ; Queensland , combing , 43T4c. ! ) St. I.onlN ni'iiorul Jlni-Ici'tN , RT. LOl'IS. Mny 18. KLOPR Dull , weak nnd unchanged ; patents , $4.77ff4i > 0 ; extra fancy. H.WH.M : fancy , W.ffff .OO ; choice , $3.27 > ifl3. ! < . WIIKAT 'flu' Fpeculatlve market opcno.1 weak nnd fmrtlo ) ally lower. A rally followi-d soon nfter tin * opening nnd prices lluctiinted thrnugb- oul thn day. closing % c f ) In under yesterday ; ppot sternly ; No. 2 n-,1 , cash. In elevator. 91o bid ; July. 71c ; Aneuit , 72io ; ifeptembrr. 721ic. COItN-.Fiitures dull nnd ranKlng eaflerpot ; hlKl-cri No. 2 cnth , 21Kc lilil ; Bfplrmbcr , 2I01 2 4 We. OATS Dull , Htendy to wrnk for futures ; rpot n shade off ; No. 2 cnsli , I'J'.ic bid ; July , UKc bid. bid.IIYIJ IIYIJ Ixiwrr ; Ms , nn tinck. "IIAIII.UY Nominal. CORN MKAL-II.CCffl.rc. 1IIIAN Quiet nnd imchniiKed ; sacked , east track , worth nominally 4774c ( ; , FIAX8Mii-Htendy nt 74Vo. TIMOTHY SKKDl'rlnii'.tOO2.CO. . HAY -Dull and 'unihiinued , HltTTKU Ixjwer ; creamery , IKfUWc ; dnlry , CWI2U. MOOS 1'nchnnged ! 7 Jc. rOtJI.TUY-Clilck-ni , Himold. . h'ns 6c ; cprlngt. ICUISc ; ducks , rprlni * , $3.00 4,00 per dr.ren. WIIIRKY-II.I9. MKTAI - Lead , quiet at $3.0iJ3 07W. Spelter. en y nt 37'.5c. COTTON TIiC5c. . IIAOniNO 5 iiCc. I'ltOVISIONH 1'ork , ulendy ; standard , Jobbing. tS.23WS.7S. I iril , rtendy : prime Heam , nr.O : choice. 13. f , . line n ( boxtd ) , * :107 : % ; ill.n. . t-.Si'.i ' hirl > , J5.10 , Diy halt meiils ( boxed ) , FhouldctH nnd extra short clear , $4. SO ; lib * . 12 ; slierts. 15.10. HUfKll'TB Flour , Cone bbls. ; wheat , ll.MO bit. ; com 41 f 01 Int. ; oatx. . ' .n Of 0 bu , HlIII'MKNTfl Klnnr. R.'W bbU , ; wheat 11,000 bu , j corn , I3nH ) bu , ; ( > t\lt. yvO bu , In Aviillnlili.Siiniil } - , NKW YORK , May IS. ItrndFtrect's rc | > ort : Blocks of wheat InM wetk , United Htnles nnd Cniuiiln , decrraFv , 3.07,3 ( K < 0 bu. ; ntlnat far and In Kiinim. l.lyeipool Com Trade Nf vs. Increase , l.KOOfn ) bu , ; total world's available , decrease bu , Corn ! United Ptntes imd C'anadn , earl of thn lR-kles , decrease , 974000 bu. Among the more Important decrenseo | n aval ! able rtocks of wheat latt week , not rr ) .rtrd In the ollli-lnl available supply r tulrinent. are nearly ffO0 bu. In niirthwcftern Interior ideralors ; ? 4fCOO bu. nt Fort Wllllnm. Ont. ; 12 OfO bu , at various Mnnltobn ttura e points W 000 bu. at OJ\V < KO ami J7 ( XI ) bu. at II r'lnjton , I a , \ 'T - York Dry ( IIMIIIM Mnrki-l. NiW YOUK. Mny IS.-TSe dry goods market was quiet today In the various lines of cotton goods. In pte | of thr > 'frrfi'l werther of the past two days the trade In retail In the ultra m-raanablc goods has bt n .only fair. Tills bus reflected bark tbiough jobbers to II IT I hands , where buyingIs exceedingly light for the time of Ilia year , though supplementary orders for ummer goods HIM recorded. In woolen and wrnted men's fabrics the market It ijulft , the fall mile * belne uf a lUtUoa fort. Dress KIKX ! * are fairly active at fair prices , thoue.t buyer * are illll anxious to trade ai close as possible. uid brown § < xxU j U a , lUndttllL I'rlnt cloths nre quotn ! nt 2 7-Ko ; prints show no change In nny crnde. Htnplcs arc steady nt llrm , though low priced. STOCKS AM ) IIO.VDS. Iniliriivcil Tour Alirnnil unil Donu-Ntlc I'lK-tiirN ANn I'nvornlilo. NEW YOUK , May IS. The tremendous | > tcn- tlnllty for evil nlwnyn latent In the eaftern ques tion wns mensured to feme degree byothetente of relief reflected In exchanges of the world today over Turkey's ncccdlng to the demand of the powers for n certiatlon > ( hoMllltle.i against Greece. Vnlucs nit o\ir Kurope Improved from moment tu moment , nnd even American securities remote ns nre the properties they represent Irom nny danger ot harm In the cataclysm of n European war , advanced In price nil through the market. The Improved tune abroad wns the mllent Influence of t.ie maikvt , but It wns aided by various favorable domestic factors In Ihe sit uation. The furtner wenki-nhiK of Iho exchange market , both for nlerllng mid for conllnenlul exchange , ndded to the conviction thnl If nuy gold Is exported this week the n mount will ba small. There wns In the lone of the slock mnr- kel n reflected Indifference to the possibility of action by tbc tcnntc on the Cuban question tlmt might be unncccptnblc lo Spain. This wns pnrily due to the belief prevalent In Wnll street t.mt the ndmlnlstrnllon hns determined upon n ci.n- Fenntlve policy on Culm , but holdein of tecu- titles nre nlro lcs Incllnrd to timidity on ac count of the ngltntlon o ( tb Cuban question thr.li wns formerly Ihe case , rerhnps the reMilcled volume of the trading wim due In pnrt tu the Cuban illrcumhin In the scnnle , the total vnlex tincblng only about 133.0(0 shares. Although .ibout hnlf this amount wns absorbed by the live leading slocks , Ihe smaller Kales Were belter dlflrlbuled through toe Ilcl tlmn for some time past , many usunlly Inactive shares coming Infer for n fair degree of activity. Chicago Cas ! won the lender of the market , nnd was Fining nil day , until just before the close , when II reacted n shnip fraction. St. Paul and tlurllnglon cnme next In point of netlvlly nnd moved nenrly pnr- nllel nil dny , showing very vigorous Mrenglh , St. I'aul , however , showing n slightly wider reaction Just nl the close. Tic Mrenisth of the grangerB was n material factor In the strcnglh of t.ie whole market and wan assisted by the grnln situation In the northwest , und the Incrcnre In HI , Tnut's groiu eainlngs for Ihe second week In Mny of J14SIS. , The southern nnd soulrmeslcrn railroads nl o conlhuicd their showing of In creased earnings In the tccond week's statements , Mlt&curl , KnnpiiH & Texiis , with nn Increase of J20,4 ! > 0 , nnd Kansas City , I'lltsburg & Onlf of $29.M. London wns n miall buyer of sleeks , bul wns nlfo a seller , nnd how far tbe one offset the ot.icr cnnnol be nccurnlely Ktntcd. Hurling- ton's extreme rife wan 'S ' per cent nnd SI. Paul's l'/i per cent. New Jersey Cenlral moved over n range of I'A per ccnl under bear jinusurc nnd nrfeclcd Ihe oilier coalers by sympathy , but closed practically unchanged , Cienernl Electric WIIH nl o under continued pressure , but showed no Imporlnnt chnngo n the dny. Mnnhnttnii wns forced down 1J4 per cent , nnd milled feebly. Totnicco moved up 1 ? per ccnl nt the close under manipulation. Urookiyn Union Gnu lost 1 4 per ccnl. Lend common gulned l i rcr cenl , nnd the preferred lit per cent on nccount of the benefits from the proposed tariff. St. Louis nnd Han Fianclsco Is preferred , ndvnnced 3 ? per cent , nnd Norfolk & Wcflern preferred , l'i ' per cent. Union Pacific nnd Western Union gained 1 per cent each , nnd leather preferred rose Hi per cent. Fractional net gains were made throughout the whole list. The bond market ruled fairly active , wlt.i gen erally higher prices current. Some few exceptions were netted , but there were ccnlcred In Ihe low- grade Inncllve liens , Including Colorado Mid land IruEt receipts , which yield 214 per cent n ycnr , Atchlson general- wcie quite animated with a block of 700 changing bands at fOTi , tbc tup price. The nggregnle sales were $1,304,000. Oovcrnmcnls were enslcr on tbc llrst call for ts , but later hardened slightly. Trnnsacllons nrercgalcd J13,0'0. to following were Jhe closing quotations or the leading stocks of the New Yoiv. exchange today : Alclilsoi ) . 10.14 N. Y. Cctitr.U .mis AdnniH 12 < c . 1-18 N. Y. &N. En ? . . . . 37 vlion.T II . ( ill Ontario * VT ii"J : Am. KXDIVHS . Oregon Nav 10 nallhnori ! .t Ohio. O. S. 7 , . &U. N O.iiind.v Pavinc. . . . 64 U Pacillo Mall Cninl.-i ; : Southern. . i'l'orta. Dec. ft E . Ottr.illMclilo. ! . . . K PlttFiburv Chen , , V Ohio . Pullman Palace. . . 1C7Wf ChlcaL-o & Alton. . Keadlui' Wf ! CII. . fcCJ . 74 It Q.V 12 Clucaro On : . S151 do p7d Hll Coimolldnlcd Gi3. ( j ( ) ! Koclc Island. O. . c. . tj. .V St. L. . . SI. Paul Colo. Co.il .t Iron- do I'M Cotton OtlCi'i-t. . . . 1(1 ( St. Paul .t Omaha. Dolnwiiro & Hit I. . 101'J St. V.Si O. pfil 1718 Del. . L-ielt. .It W. . . 14SU Southern P.iulllc. . UrA.lt. O. n7d . Siuriir Hennery. . . . ll.lit hno . Ti-nn.Coal , t Iron. 111 IS KrlupM . Texas t'aclfis Fort Wtiyno . Tol. > V O. Con. iif.l. 40 f ! . Nortliurii n7d. . 1)3 Union I'aclilc 40fi O. &K. I. pfil . U.S. Evprosi llocUliif VallBT. . . W. St. L. .tPa ? . . . . fi Illinois Centril. . . W. SI.L. A.P. nfd. . 1'JJs st. I1. tUuhitli. . . . Ifi \VcllnF.irsro K-c. . . lll-JMi ic. AT. lira . 17' ! ( Western Union. . . . 77-K ( , -iku Hrlo t Wn-it. I'JM W. ft L. K. Dfd U't dopfd . 01) ) Minn. A St. Loan. Kl'v LtkoSioro : ! . . . Uun. .t H..O un . . - . . . - Lc.id Trust . Gunj Electric.-- , l.oulsvlllo.V N. . . . I.t N. A . Colo. Fuel Si Iron. MnnlinttanCon. . . . do lidl Tol. St , L. i K. O. . .MICIitcaiiCoulr.il. . , ( lonfd Mo. I'.iolllc . Southern 714 Mobllu.t Ohio . Soutiier.i urd 2.-.H NiHhvlllo : Chat. . . . Toblcco 71 N. J. Central . Tobacco i > 7d N. & W. pfd . A. S.-R. | i W North Am. Co . Leather pfd Northern Vaclu ? . . Hutibor N. 1'acltlc pfd . Kiibbur D7d r 5 u. p. . n. &u . Am. T. A ; C. Co. . . . H7 * Norlhwcstern . C. C. Co 150 iioufil . ism Tlio totnl sales of stocks toJay were Khan- * . Including the following : American Sunn.11,100 ; Ilurllngton & Qulncy , 15,11)0 ) ; Cbi- eago Gas , trust iccelpts , 1S.7CO ; General Kleclrlc , S.tJ'C ; Mnnhaltnn ConsolldatVul , 3.4CO ; lleadl.ii- , 4.SCO , Ilock Island , 3KO ( ; St. I'aul. 17.40 , ) ; IJnl'jr , I'aclilc , 4toa' Western Union , 6MO ; NHW Jersey Centrni , 10,400. NI-TV Yt rli .lloiii'y MurUct. NKW YOniC. Mny 18. MONEY ON CALL Easy nt 1V561V4 per cent ; last lonn , IVi per lent closed at't'a l'/4 per cent. I'HIMIMEHCANTILB I'AI'ER 3H04 per cent. cent.STHllLING UX'CHANaK Easy , with nclu.il liuflneyn In bankers' blllH nt $4.f > 7'i for demand , nnd nt JI.SCGJ.iC' , ; for elxty days ; posled rnlife , $ l.87O4.bS'.4 ; commercial bills. $ l.85Vi < j'l.f-ij S1LVEK CKHTIFICATES ClBCl'ic. UAH BILVKK-COlJc per oz. MEXICAN DOLLAIIS 47e. OOVIiHNMENT HONDS-Slcndy. HAII.l'.OAD HONDS-Flnn. Globing ( isolations on bonds _ _ wcre ns follows : U.S. iio\v"4'H.rej. . T'H D. .V U. G.7.4 1IOK U.S. now coup. . . . l--'K do 4a M7M U.S.fiH.re ? lit : Rrln'JJa. , dl ii.s. TIB. coup ii : G. II ftS. A.Os. . . . 107 U.S. 4H.ri-.U. . . 11U4 do 7u . ' . . . 110 U. -IH.COIIU 112 II. AT. C.6D MOW U. S.-'H.re ? Oil do Ha in-ju PacincOaor'JJ. . . 104U M. . K. AT 1stla. . H4' ' Ala.cbm < A 107 Ala. , chins II Kill Mutual Union ilH. . 107 Aln..cliis * C 101 > f. J. C. Clan. . " , . . . . 110 Ala. Currency 100 No. Pacillo Ism. , . 117 La.NuwC.oa ; 4a , . Oil N'o. Pajllic 2nJs. ' N. W. Consols . . . . 143 N.a.llH. . . . ! ! ! ! . ! ! 121 do a. F. Deb. . ' > ) . . N.O.4B . 101 St. P. C3ii ) U 7s. . S , C. nonfuiil 101K St , P. C. A P.V. . 5i Ti'iin , now tut Hi. . St. L.&I.M.OJI.I , Tumi. IIUWH1I3S , , 1K ( > St.U VI. li-.GaaU. Tumi , old liti 00 Ists. . . SOK Va. CcuturlcH T xts : Piin.ails. . . . 20H iloibifiirraJ . U. V _ . . 10-JH AlchlHon-la BOJjUVustSliorj It 10SU ilo''ds 4JM f * . &N. unllloJ 4H. 7DK CanndnSo.'ii'Is. . . 101 O. It. Jc N. 4y C P. iBlnot 'D.l. . . UU I IloKto.i SlncU liiilniluii . HOSTON. May 18.-U.ill lo-ins. 231 nor cent ! limn lo.tnu. : itl par cant. Cloalis : ; prlccx forslockii. bu.id anl inhilii ; a i irji : A.T..fcS. K Ti ) Tweit Klid ptdTTTTT on American Siiirir , . W.KliM Am.Sugar DM. , . . W. iiLDfJ : , . . . . . Uavsiat < : .n Kl. Was. Ill 147 Urll Tubiphnuu , , . 2.V.I ! , liostoii.V : Aloi ly , J12 Alchlso'i pfd lloslon AM.IInj. . . UK ) AtchlHcm 4 H ! ) C. . II. A U 7.'I Ninv Kinrlau.1 liu , . Ill ) HOHIOII k Montaiii -i . Gitnvral Eluctrlc. . IluluiA Host n. . . . llllnoln Sn-al . . . , C.iluiuct.t llcelii ; 7I > Moxlc.in Cunlral , 7u Oiniicnnlal ' ( ! } { N. V V N.K fi7 Kr.inUlin , . , . 11 OiIOloiv : : , . , , 177 Kuurii.'ir.'e . O. S. L . . , , , . . , , , , . San Dle o , , , . ( Jill luy , . . . . 10.-4 Union IMcltlc. . . , , 7l < Ta-4iar.tex , 123 ! \Vrht \ Kml , . Nun Kr n in : I HOO .tllniiiKT QimlnMnnn. SAS Pil.VVOlSTJ'J. Miv H. Tlio oHjlnl cloi- irg iiuomloiis ( ji.nl Hi ; foiluwa : Alia f ( 4 ! ' ' Alpha Con ( I . 1 Audits . . , . . . , , 2il ICoiluclw Con . 4 HflcllLT 20 , 3s Ivm.t iljlo iur. . , . Cil Ojnll'iU4Cu.i | , , . . 3sI I ) llullloi : t O.ililr. . til tii.L-dDiil-i. . . . . . . . . Ii ) . , . 11 Clialli'MiTjCou. . , , 21 PlHOSI . . 40 Clioll.lr. 75 Sir.i < t > . ill Connui-ncii lull SI.rn NIVI ll. . . . 40 COH.C..II. & Vl. . , . . 1S5 llillu.i CM . ! 13 Con. liiilirial 1 Uta'lUJl. ; . . . . . 4 CIQWII 1'iiml. . . , . . 22 Yellow J us j ; . . , . 27 Sllvor bu-H , die : Miuclo in itullird. . . drallfc. hliflu , 10 ; " , draflH , t ilo.'rnph , 17' < v. \IMV YurU Jllnlnir itiiutiilluni. NKW YOiC. : : Mir H.-P.u ( ollu.vm.ari tbo clotdngmtiim ; luu'Ul'JH ; Chollar. . , . ill Olfirlo. , , , U.Vi Clown Point . , 2,1 ilnlllr. Hi Coi. . Cul. V V.i. . . , 17il I'lviiulitti. , , I * Uoadwuol . lot ( Jii.u' , < stiv.r IDJ . . yuloiuuvor oft , ,11) ) u Halo A Xorcroii , . 711 Slor.-i N v-lli 35 lloniL-Htaku . . , , .2UO'I atuHirl. . . . , lli ) lion Silver . H.I Union Don il ( ) Yullo.v J.ls'.tJl . . . . 2U I'MlillllflulVIIUH. . IIOHTON . May lJ.-CUnrlng , I1S.333.3CJ ; bnl- nncrs , | 2 472t,7 , . IIALTIMOIll- : . May IS. Clearings , $2,1(0.723 ( ; tnlriiirs. CU.iJG. NEW YOUK May lS.-Clcorlnsii , $1V , ; 4C,12I ; balani.es , $ Jt > Sl7 . PIIII ADELPIIIA. May 18.-Cleailngs , 110 , . MO.Hl ; bulanc-Mi , 11,914 182 , CHICAGO. May 18.-Clearlni ; . fM.lCl.WK ) . New Ye/rk eicliante , CO.ptunluin l-'orplgn eichange , kteudy ; denmnd , $4. 7Hi rlxty days , M.SCVj. BT , I/OUIS. May l * . learings , $4.M9.3Slt ; bul. oncei , UM.CCa. ilouty , 4&7 per cent , Nuw Yoil. exchangeCOc bTefiflum M < li fl ( rremlum " " " ' ' -V - , . ; I.niiitoti SiocW iliiolntloim. * X > SDON. Mny 17 l.u. in. clo lnz : * CoiiRoln.m y. . . . . . . 111H ; Cli > ' . 'lc3ll'n ' ! : > n" 7.iM Cotigolft. nco't.,1 1:1 : UMil * 7f Y. ( V'ltrll ' . Cnn.l'.iaino . . " . 7Ui : Krl . li > l' ' ! < Eric Inl I'M . vii NOV. v/ : . . * - - 701/ , , , i ; lll.Ouiitral . tl.1 Atcliljon J"H Mexican ontlnirv. 1HH 1IAU HILVHH-Dul nt 27 id per oz. MONKY-U per certX , : , . . The rnlc of < ll rotlrU In thtf open' mnrket for idiort bills Is 1 1-IC per cent ; for three months blllc , 1 1-U per cent , Fori-lifii * t.'lnniii'lnl. PAHIS. Mny IS.-Three per cent rentes , 103f 35i ! . . . . CuIToe JlnrUct" . NIJW YOUK , Mny IJ.-COI-TRK Opened ( Irmly to B points lovjer , follnvrlni ? unsntlMnc- lory Kuropenn news , further coped off under forelKti telllnir. Itecclptr nt llrnzll wore pnrtnlly offfet by liberal wnrehoiife deliveries _ ln thin country ; elo'ol Flendy nt I mm 7 > to lj points lower ; rnlc * , 27i.77 > 0 IMIKH. IncludltiR September $7.4fi7.7A Sxt | coffee , lllo. wcnk nml noiiiliinl ; No. 7. Invoice. $7.R7' < . ; Jobbing , $ S.37',4. Mild , fte-ady ! Cordovn , $ lUO T13.77i ; fiiles , 1000 lines Hlo. No. 7 , 7.7S. ex-sblp ; SCO linen Pnvnnlltn , p. I. ' COO linKS Mnrncclbo , p. t. Totnl wnre- h > e deliveries frf.m the United Ktnles , IS SO ) Imps , Including 17S4n b.iK" from New \nik ; New York plocU todayi S6S.4SO liass ! I'nlted Slnlen flock. 427,722 ImRn ; nllnnt for the t'nltcil Klntes , SIO(0) baRS ! totnl vlilltle fur tbc Unlli-il Blnlep , 73722 b K9 , agnlntl 341,720 bnE last yenr nnd 7,40M baua lit ISP. . mo DB JANimo , Mny is corrnn-No. 7 Hlo. 0400 rel ; exchnnKe. 7id ; receipts , 14.000 tmRs ( two dnys ) ; cleared for the United Stntes , 3.Ml lines ; stock. 210,000 lines. SANTOS , Mny 1S.-COKKK1--Stendy ; cootl nv- ernRO f-'nnUm , 9.77.0 tcls' reeclpts , 7,000 bntra ( two dnys ) ; stock , 321.OtO buns. HAVIIK , Mny 18. tXH-'KEK Closed oulct , net uncbniiRed to IJf ndvnnec' ! snles. 8.000 lings , IIAMIIUHO , Mny IS. CXJKI-'KI' Prices de clined U to ' ,4 pfB.i snles , 6,000 Imps. KANSAS C1TV. Mny. IS. WIIBAT Ixiwer nnd slow : No. 2 hnrd , fOc ; No. 3. 72ff77c ; one cnr yellow berry. SOc ; No. 4 , 7.7 > fH6'ie ' : one cnr yellow berry. 73c ; No. ? srrinif , 79',4o. ' No. 3. 75c ; No. 2 red. tl.'io ; No. 3 , ES5T94oi No. 4 , SOffSOc. CORN About steady ; better deinnml ; No. 2 mixed , 21U021UC. OATS Ftendy ; fnlrly nctlvc ; No. 2 white , eliolce. old , 23c. IlYK No. 2 , 31c. 1IUTTHU Wcnkj creamery , HHJflSe ; dnlry , OJJ lie. cnk ; 7c. ' Cotlnii. NKW YORK , Mny IS.-COTTON'-Spot , steady ; mlddllnrr , Eic : mbldllnf ; uplHiulvlie ; middling Biilf , Sc ; sales , 7,40 b.ilcs. I-'uturrs uleady ; Fill , 77,400 bales : Jnminry , ti.J9 ( ; Kebrunry. ' f6.93 ; Mnrch , JC.S7 ; May nnd , luni > . J7.3. > : .luly , $7Rn ; AURiist , J7.33 ; September , $7.t3 : October , tG.fli November , JG.SS ; UeccniLer. JC.ffi. NR\V OIU.KANS. Mny lS.-COTTOr-Rtendy ; sales , 1,7,00 bales ; ordinary , C'4c ' ; Rood ordinary , C tci low mlddllni ; , 7c ; mlddllnR , 7 7-lCc ; Rood middling , 7He ; mlddlliiB , fair , S 3-lCc. I.lvi-riiool Cirnln mill 1'l-ovlnlonn. MVEIH'OOU Mny 18. WIIBAT Spot , No. 1 red , nrrlhern FpllnR , dull. Cs ! d. COHN American mixed , spot , Js 4d ; Mny , dull , 2 7'/4il ' ; Jilne , ! s 7id ; July , ! s S Jd. PIXJUll Bt. Louis fancy winter , steady nt Sa M. 1'ROVISIONS Uncon. Cumberland cut , IS to SO Ibs. , Etcndy , 2Ss Cd. Slioiilders , fn'lnre , 12 to 14 Iba. , firm , 2S3. Lard , prime western , dull. 20s. Hams , short cut , 14 to 1G Ibs. , steady at 243 9d. Cnllfornln Dried Krnltn. NKW YOHK. Mny IS. CALIKOKNIA DRIED PHUITS Kirm for prime evnporated apples ; olher frulls , steady evnporated npples , prime wire tray , 4f4ic ! per" Ib. ; wood dried prime , 4'c ; prunes , 24ti7c ! , n to plie nnd nunllty. Apricols. roynl. SJfllb1 : " Moor 1'nrlc , 1214c. I'cnches , impelled , CElCc ; peeled , 1HT14C. NUTS Quiet , liut"Ft nny ; walnuts. C' ' T7'ic ; nlmonils , paper uhelledj2S13c ; soft shelled , Uc ; " " " hard shelled , 7c. I'eorln .MnrUctM. PEOHIA , Mny IS. CORN Active ; No. 2. 2lc. OATS Iiregulnr nod .easier ; No. 2 white , 22J ? 22 > ic. WHISKY Mnrket Tteatb" finished Roods on Iho basis of $1.19 for hlch wines. HECKIPTS Corn. 7 .3Wbus. ; onla. 60,450 bus. ; rye none : w'llpky , none-wheal ; , l.SCO bus. SHII'MKNTS Corn'-/ 10.000 bus. i.roata. 7,1.f.-,0 bus. ; rye , nonewhlsky.i 740 bbls , ; wheat , l.SCO bus. Toloilo 'MiirUetH. TOLEDO , Mny IsAAVIrtJ'AT Lower : cnfh nnd Mny , FSc ; July , TC el September , 7714C. COHN Sti-ndy ; No 2 tnL\ed. 2Co' No. ? . 25c. OATS Dull nnd eny ; No. 2 mixed , lOe. HYE Dull : SCc , , i .iijsnrnrt ( .vt. . NnW-YORK , Mny 18 $ lliOAn naw 'Veflnlnsr. 2 > 4C : centrifugal. Widest. S--Jc Henned. , steady ; mold A , 4lc ; Ktandard A , 4 ic ; confectlontra' A , 4Ticf cut Ioaf.ni5'c ( ; .crushed. 7ic ; powdered , 4Sc ; granulated , 4 0 ; cubes , 4)ic. . Oil MnrkutH. OIL CITY ? I'n. , May IS. Credit balances. SOc ; cerllllcates1. 90c ; fhlpments , 55'JSO 'bbla. ; runs , 111,114 bbls. , . LONDON.'May If. Calcutta linseed , Epot , S2s 3d ; Mny nnd July delivery , 32s 3d. AVool Miirlcvtx. 1" NRW YORK , Mav 18. WOOL Steady ; rteece , 18 iWc : pulled , 17 , < i22c. ST. LOUIS May 18. WOOL 1'nchnngeilj me dium. 13i14Vtc ; llsht fine , 961201 heavy nne , "GlOc ; tub wnthed , 17623c. Aim-rlcnn SoriirlUc-x In I.omlon. LONDON , Mny IS. The market for American ptrurltles opened firm and remained so nil .lay , being Influenced by European ndvli'cs. The close wns steady , with the. demand generally light. Mlinirnpnllx Wheat CluotntloitN. MINNKAPOLTS , Mny 18. WHEAT Lower : Mny. 72c ; July , 71Jc ; September , 64c ; No. 1 hnrd , 73T4C ! No. 1 northern , 72o ; recclptB , 157 cars. Mniiclion T 'IVxtllp Triule. MANCHESTER. Mny 18. The cloth and yarn business Is on a very restricted scale. Suit Krnm-lHi-o Wlient UuotiitlonH. SAN FRANCISCO , May 18. WHEAT Quiet ; May , J1.33 ; December , J1.27U. TRIED TO SISI.I * A. TEA3I OK 9IUM2S. DeVIiic ' Arre'Ktcil on n ClinrRc of IIorNC Stenllnf ? . Joseph DeVIno la looked up at the police station on the somewhat lengthy charge of "horso stealing and grand larceny. " Mon- Uay afternoon Johh Peterson , a farmer liv ing near 'Benson , left his team of mules and wagon near Ninth and Dodge streets. When he went hack for them half an hour later they had disappeared. Yesterday morning Peterson went to South Omaha and upon visiting the- stock market arrived just In time to prevent the sale of hla property. DeVlno had the outfit In his possetalon , and as soon as ho saw the rightful owner manifested a ilcslro to make himself scarce , Peterson , however , had him placed under arrest until he could como to this city and swear out the proper Information against him , and last evening the prisoner was brought to Omaha DjVlno asserts that lie bought the team ot a fanner who lives In Florence , but the story Is said to bo too thin to stand Investigation. The outfit was offered for Bale In South Omaha for $75. Out wUli Tlii-lr KlKl.llllB Hoprn. Jack Wolf and gohnrI3lsh"n wcro out at Twenty-fifth : id iLJcaTcnwnrth. . streets nlr- Ing their dogs M ? ( l'a ' afternoon. Wolfe dog got away frorn'lllnvand tried to make n ' ' ' meal off Illsho'ii'tJ . .o'ulinal. The lattcr'e owner Interfered i > nd-v/au ; bitten In the arm. Ho alleges \y6lfj"purposely let hla dcg loose and illil noUtrFjto stop the fight. A warrant was Issueiltfbr. Wolf's nrrest on the charge of keeplng7)a vicious dog. Another , warrant on the saino-charge wcs losued for the arrest of Will'Glfford of 1816 Pierce street. Albert Swanspft allegro that he was peacoibly passing JJif Residence at 9 o'clock Monday night , wlIKH Clifford's dog tore hta trouEore und lilt 1(1 ( jn,1. , the leg. fnrlMttK n Till. A 13-year-old bp lltnry Ollllm , was arrested ' rested yesterday ( Vti'Cbe charge of tapping a till In the atori o 'J. ' n , West , Twenty- fourth and HatnlllflDKitrceta. Wtst alleges that ho wca Just In .time to catch the boy coming from behind ] the .counter. When ho was captured the bqy turned over 17 which Wc t alleges war. the contents of tin till , West says he hao been robbed In a similar mat-ner before. The hey was ar- ralgncd In police court , but hla hearing wa : postponed until Ma parents could bu notified to be present. IHI.IIP < . < | ViiKruiit 'aiitiiri-il. . George Ouncnn , a vagrant who ( flipped away from the police nhatit a month ago when about to nervu out a sentence of twenty OayB In tfie county Jail , was captured ! ast evcnlntr m-ur Twf.j.n and Uodj ( BtreelH. Hl postoll'co ii'ldrt-Ha for the next twenty dayu will ue at Jailer Bhund'u popu lar bourdliiK house. KilKfiiiiil | Ciuini'll Ttnlny. The Kplso p.-ilelljces n ecu-nil cf Nchrnski will meet nt Trinity cathedral at 10 o'clock this morning. At 8 o'clock thin evening the meeting will be addressed by Dr. I.angford of New York and ir. Coone ot China. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Uinisaal Supply of All Sorts rinds the Doalera Ucralj to Bny. BETTER DEMAND FOR THE BEEF STEER3 Mlivrnl OITrrhiKN .Slum Taken at Strndy I'rU'i'N lUiKH Co HrlNkty at it Sliailv to Five CfatH SOUTH OMAHA , Mny IS. Receipts for the days Indicated wcro : Cnttle. Hoes. Sheep. Horses. May IS 3,003 ! > , G70 3.V93 .May 17 2.0,0 MIS 3,2,1 , Mny 15 l.ljfi 4Stt3 1,715 May II 2,413 D.I14D 1,539 Mny 13 ! U'40 0,7ut 6'JIG .1. . May 12 2,776403 ! 2,5W .1. . May 11 2.S2S 0,347 l.MH 20 Mny 10 1,181 2,4,93 l.Mi May ? . ' ' ! ! ' ! . " . . " ! ! ! ! 2a tllS ) 1232 * May ( ! , . . . . , . 1.U77 6 , VII 2,743 1 May fi ; 1,701 C.JCO May 4 2.-J46 S.7IS 2.CSO 1 Mny 3 1V56 3.M3 3,423 The olllcltil number of cars of stork brought In today by each rend wns : Cattle. HogH. Sheep. C. , M. & St. P. Iiy 1 O. & St. U Ry 1 . . Missouri Pitclilc Uy 0 4 1 Union Pacllle Syntcin. . . ' . 27 18 4 C. & N. W. Hy 3 1 IK. , . & M. V. H. U 24 44 3 S. C. & P. Hy f > 1 U. , St. P. , M. & O. Iiy. . 14 7 11. & M. 11. H. n -13 59 4 C. , Ii. & Q. Hy ; . . K. C. & St. J . . 1 C. , It. I. & P. Iiy. , east. . 2 1 C. , 11. I. & P. Hy. , west. . . . ' Total receipts 132 147 U The disposition of the day's receipts wiis as follows , each buyer puruhiislng the num ber of head Indicated : Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co . . . . SO ] , S1I O. H. Hammond Co 401 1.712 2.1S Swift and Company SS7 ! ! ,809 Cudaliy Packing Co . 7l ; ! 3,720 P. D. Armour , Chicago. . 147 H. Uccker & Derail . 801 Vansant & Co . fit Lobniaii & Itothschllds. . 131 Huston Ai Co . 10 Swift , Kansas City 240 Cudahy , Kansas City. . . . i0 ! 202 Cudnhy , country . 73 Ii Meyers . 231 Other buyers . SI 1,053 Totals . 3,115 9r'J7 2,910 CATTLE Receipts of cattle wcro large this morning132 loads. The market as a whole wns In very satisfactory condition , values showing no material change. A considerable proportion of the cattle consisted of corn feu beeves of very fair average quality. The market on anything that could be classed as desirable 'beef steers eould be summed up In a very few words , "steady nnd active.Vhllo there were a good many cattle on sale there were also ciulte u peed many buyers , both pack ers and shippers , and all npiwuruii to have liberal orders. The great " > ulk of all the cattle were sold and weighed up In good season. The market on the betwixt nnd between cattle was not BO good. No one appeared to want the half-fat cattle which were shipped lifer beef , but which were In reality neither suitable for beef nor feeders. As a result the market on that kind of cattle was slow and weak. The market on cows nnd heifers was just about steady , nnd the movement was active. The offerings were all taken early and the pens cleared In good season. A'oril calves , bulls , etc. , sold at dim prices. Stockers and feeders were In vciy fall- supply and sold at about the same prices iis yesteiday. , The demand wns reasonably good and the offerings mostly changed hands on the opening market. Repre sentative sales1 NATIVES. N'o. Av. 1Y. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. 1. . . .1100 { 3 50 8. . . . W4 J4 13 33..133G ? 4 40 1. . . . 70 3 7,0 3. . , . ! W.l 4 13 40. . . .1333 4 40 23. . . . fK > 3 CO 6. . . .127 $ 4 JO SO. . . .1171 440 1. . . . SCO 3 TO 21. . . .1170 420 9. . . .1202 440 2. . . .1035 3 77. IS. . . .1122 420 14. . . .1231 440 ' 2. . . . 70 3 75 41..UI97 4 SO 13. . . .1243 440 1..1470 3 23..11CO 4 20 ' 1..1270 4 40 20. . . . 852 3 SO 1..1KO 4 Ull 12. . . .1194 4 40 20. . . . S73 3 SO IS. . . .1147 4 W 14. . .11S.7 440 2li. . . . 97 3 05 13. . . . 9i3 4 20 .12IS 4 40 7. . . . SM 3 J 1 , . . . KO 420 4. .1037 440 13. . .1131 4 00 1. . . . ! KK > 4 20 II. .1233 4 40 3. . .1140 4 CO 14. . . .1082 4 22'.i ' 20. .1053 4 40 3. . .13M 400 ID. . . .1141 423 7,4..131G 440 1..10M ) 400 14. . . .1170 423 72. . . .1103 440 . .1150 400 3. . . .HOG 425 20. . . .1132 440 2. . M5 400 74. . . . 371 4 i'5 18..127G 440 7,3. . . .1232 4 00 22..107S 4 25 4S..122ii 4 40 1. . . . 970 4 00 1..12CO 4 25 20. . . .1146 4 43 1. . . . 830 4 03 20 , . . .1000 4 3' ' ) M..KM2 4 SO 930 403 13. . .1174 430 7 , . . . .13.12 47,0 1..10CO 4 10 21. . . .1131 4 30 14. . . .1105 4 0 1..1130 410 12. . . .1119 430 23..1S79 4 7X ) 4. . . . 107 410 15. . . .1013 430 35. . . .140 $ 47,0 1. . . . 740 4 10 9..119J 4 30 20. . . .1401 4 7,0 10. . . . 937 4 10 13. . . .111 4 30 31. . . .1132 4 7.5 40. . . .1141 4 10 29. . . .1334 4 .10 2. . . .1300 4 7,5 24. . . . 794 4 10 7 > . . . .114S 4 30 21. . . .12(5 4 D5 21. . . . (193 ( 4 15 19. . . .1122 4 30 22..12-'S 4 10 3. . . .1030 4 15 C..1250 4 35 17. . . .1340 4 (5 21. . . .1110 415 21. . . .1 435 1C. . . .1328 405 9..1C.-.2 4 I. , ] . ' . . . . . ll.V 4 35 S..1334 4 70 21..10tO 410 42. . . .117,5 4:5 9. . . .1196 470 3. . . .11X1 415 12. . . .1163 435 20..13JO 4 t > 5 14. . . . ] ! . ( ' 4 IS 42. . . .10-JS 4 40 COWS. 1..1050 1 2. . . . 9SO 300 1. . . . 100 345 1. . . . 790 1 -i 1. . . . 900 3 00 3..114S 3 45 1. . . . SCO 2 CO 8. . . .1003 3 15 2..mO 3 7,0 1..10SO Z 1)0 ) 1. . . . S20 3 15 1..1440 3 7,0 8..1COO 20 2. . . .1000 215 J..1190 37,0 1. . . . 7CO 225 3..11W 315 1..1HH ) 37,0 1. . . . 910 223 3..10S3 320 12. . . .1133 37,0 2. . . . 010 240 1..1020 320 1..1200 37,0 , 1. . . . 910 3 40 1..1100 320 2. . . .1215 3 If ) 1. . . . 820 240 1. . . . 949 3 2T 4. . . .1350 37,0 1..1030 2 7,0 1..1180 3 25 12. . . .1173 3 7X > 1. . . .11110 tW 1..1190 325 1..1100 350 1..1050 27,0 4. . . .1240 32 2. . . .1130 350 1. . . . 900 205 1..1290 325 ] . . . . 940 37.0 2. . . .1120 3 C5 1..1200 325 1..12N ) 355 1. . . . 720 275 7. . . .1077 323 4. . . .1135 Z 03 1. . . .12HO 27 1..KM ) 325 1..12IO 3 D5 1. . . . 840 275 3..105G 330 C. . . . 903 355 2. . . .1220 2 iKI 1. . . .lOHO 335 1..1420 303 1. . . . k70 2 ! 1..1230 335 2. . . .1215 31,5 2. . . .1020 2 90 . .1110 3 35 12. . . .1155 3 C5 1..1100 300 31. . . 852 335 3. . . .1180 3(2 1..1100 300 2. . . .1220 340 1..I410 370 1..1200 300 3. . . .1340 340 1..1320 375 1..1110 300 2. . . .1128 340 7. . . . 730 3 SO 1. . . . tOO 3 CO 2. . . .1230 3 40 2. . . . 9i > 0 3 b5 2. . . .1030 3 CO 1. . . . 900 3 40 HUlfKHS. 1..1080 3 CO 4. , . . 49J 3 45 2. . . . CM 3 00 25 , . . . 763 3 50 1..1170 3 00 C. . . 970 3 IX ) 1. . . . 720 3 10 1. , . . 390 3 CO 1. . . . CM 3 15 11. . . S70 3 CO 3. . . . 4CO 3 JO 0. . . . 834 3 CO 4. . . . 875 3 25 8. . . . 152 3 70 3. . . . 'M 3 23 f , . . . .105,0 3 70 2. . , . 645 3 30 1..IKO 3 75 1 , . . 720 3 35 1. , . . COO 3 75 18 , , . 971 3 35 2. . . .1000 3 3. . . 430 3 40 1 , , . . 030 3 80 1. . , 430 3 40 HUM'S. 1..14W1 225 1..17SO 310 1. . . . 790 275 1..1070 315 1..1310 275 1..1110 3 15 1..11W 2(5 1.123 > II 15 1..1470 290 1..20CO 323 1..1200 2 95 1..1310 3 5 1..13M 1..H20 310 1..1040 325 1.lliO ! 1..1030 300 1..1440 325 , . . . : 1..1490 310 1..1420 325 i..rio 2. . . .1403 310 1..1120 3 V3 1..Ill 10 8TAOS. 1. . . . 990 350 J..14CO 3 CO 1..1230 4W CAIA'HH. 2 , . . . 393 330 1. . . 110 475 7. , , . 142 175 1. . . , S30 435 1. . . . IK ) .123 2. . . .140 675 3 , . . . liiC 450 1. . . SOO 5 7.0 C , , . . 168 C 1)0 ) 1. 300 4 50 2. . . . 200 a 70 KTOCliEUH AND VKKDKUS. 1. , 700 SCO 2. . . 075 410 1. . . 440 990 375 3. . . 7fcO 410 21. . . 440 23..I212 390 1. . CIO 415 1. . . 440 44. . . .1003 400 1. . . 650 420 3. . . 440 1 , . . , 54IL 4 00 4. . 7,57 435 3. , . 440 20 727 4 05 455 4 33 MIMCKHH AND Kl'ItlNCiEUB. No. I'r. 1 ri > rlne < T . > t2J 70 1 cow ami cnlf. , 2300 ' . ' " , 00 1 cuw ami calf 2S (0 M 00 t tiir.nntr | 31 (0 1 tow uii'l calf. Zi 01 Iron' an > l calf 3500 1 springer 35 00 WHSTKHND. UTAH , Av. I'r. No. Av. IT. . ws (4 :0 S3 feeder * . . , . 74 * t4 25 MONTANA. 3 feeders , . . . 2C 3 45 ffejere. , , . 92S 433 fOIyOUADO. * : feeders. . . .1049 4 3J'i , oitKao.v , 1 bull 14:0 150 57 fci-jcr 931 ! 425 2i-uMM . . d50 215 101 frcderii. . . . W2 425 Itecelpti of liof welt Inrt'eor tlil < market , but ncno lee laitc for the ileinand. Tlie breuk In | , rovlflon ye/u-nlny bail pro- P'jred iveryene for u lower hoi ; market today , m > ( but when buyer * ttarlc-il out Ilili mornlni ; blilillnir prlccn that were u hiule to Co loucr , talvemen were lendy to ell. The nmket wug nrtlvo at the dtcllnc unil btbc inMilltof the forenoon practically everything bud cbuneeil band > . The great bulk of all th lions Bold at .50 3.62H , " * oeulniit 13.55 ynterduy , The market bu been lower ever ) ' day for elk'bt ( lay * In iucce lon , the decline during that tlmo amounting to a bit ; lie. Tbl * takes tbc fillKKI' Receipts of sheep were liberal , but the nvrniRe quality wns not overly Rood. The maiKct was fairly active nt steady prices. Rep resentative SIlICB ! No. Av , Pr. 10 ! > .1 Nevada feeders . . . - . CO 3 1,0 G Colorado lambs 75 4 00 347 , Mexican ycnrllngs 73 4 15 2C.J Colorado Inmbs 7.1 7 > 40 23S wejtern wethers , shorn SG 390 1"0 Mexican lambs fn 4 40 442 western wctlieis S7 400 CHICAGO i.ivu STOCK MAIUCKT. Cuttle Active HOKH Ail I muled nml I.otveiSliiMji Stonily , CHICAGO , Mny 18. Prices for cattle lemnlncd active. Native beer cnttlc cold nt from } 4 to tl.27i for orillnnry coiiylKinuents of lightweight t-teers up to ? 7 > nnd J3.2.1 for choice to prime heavy tihlpplnc cattle. Most of t'.io olTcrllics sold at from J4.40 to $3. Stackers and feeders Bold at from 53.73 to SI.CO , nnd choice llKht wclKbt Mock cattle were In cFpcclally miod demand nrouml top price ; . Cows nnd heifers cold nt advancing prices , owing to the decrenred i-uppltes nnd bulls were active nnd linn. Tills wns "call" Ouy , nnd there well n htrKe supply nnd nn ncttvc dc- mnnd nt an advance of about Tic per 100 pounds. choice lots bringing JC. Te.xas cattle were un- changed. Trade In IIOKK was unlimited with a further nvcrngc decline of 1VS.C per ICO pounds , with palea largely nt $3.70. The poorest offerings sold at f3.3T , and the- beet at $3.77 , . choicehc.ivy veiling c below prime light weights. ICnstcrn shlppeni iuput n fair number of hogs , their' milcctlons being mainly of medium weights. Prices for idicer * were steady , with a fairly active general demand. Sales were nt from } 2 to J2.7.0 for Inferior sheep up to $1.0. , for prime lloclta , with moHt of the trading nt from J3.73 to f4.7,0. , Poor to choice Texnns Kold nt from f2 M to { I. I-nml 3 were active nt from ! 3.TiO toj.CO , Colorado ? felling1 nt from tfi.lS ti > f.l.CO. Spring Inmbx sold nt from 16.7,0 , to { 7 per 100 pounds for jots nvcraglns from 7i2 to f,5 pounds. Receipts : Cnttle , 2,000 head ; bogs , 17,000 head ; plicep , 12,000 head. ICnnHiiN Clly Mve Stock. KANSAS CITV , May IS.-CATTLK-necclpt' . 1C.OOO head ; market steady ; Texan steels , $2.70 ® 4.3.1 : Texas cows , 52.COJJ3. ' . ' . ' ; native rteecrs , $3.7,0 { J5.00 ; native cows nnd helfeis , $1.90W4 00 ; stock- < TH and feeders , } 3.COiTI.C ; bulls , $2.7,03.CO. HOGS Ilecelpts. 19.000 head ; market weak to lOo lower ; bulk of sales , i3.47T3.47i.i ; beavles nnd packers. $3.4003.7 , : , ; mixed , f3.45JT3.CO : llsht , (3.40S3.CO ( ; Yorker. " , i3.5593.CO ; pigs , $2.buwJ. < 0. SIIIiRr Hccclpts , 4.CW head : market steady ; lambs , $4.1030.00 ; muttons , 52.SOff4.C5. St. I.nnlH 1.1viStock. . ST. LOUIS. May 18. CATTM2 Ilrcclpts. 3 000 ; market rtcndy for natives nml Texans. Ship ping sleers , ti.f&fft.ZO ; etcckc s nnd feeders J2.0.T4.ir , ; light steers $3.704.2i ; cows and heifers. $2.2T.O3. i. HOGfSHecelpts. . 7.COO ; market wcnk nnd n shade lower ; Merit , $3.40 < /3.U ; mixed , $3.35@3.C5 ; heavy. $3.SW3.70. RIIKKI * nccelpts. 7,001 ; market barely steady on good grades only ; native muttons , 13 2".23 Tuxas sheep , jn.OO&3.0J ; spilng lambs , $3.00. XI.MV Vorlc I.Ivc Stock. NKW YORK , Mny IS. DEEVKP necelits. | ! , ! ' bead ; no trading. Kuiopean cnldcs < iuotmei - li-im steers nt llfZ12c. ilresseil weight ; Kheep , 12 TilSHc ; refrigerator beef. ST954c ; exp-nlH. 75C braves. 1,21)0 ) sheep and 2.5CO tiunrters of l of. t-IIUtil * AND I.AMHS-Uecelpts , 1MS head ; fltllet for sheep ; steady f .r yenrilngs nnd lower for lambs ; sheep , $3.003-1.7,0 : lambs , V.OOffC 12'4. ' HOGS Itecelpts , 7,400 bead ; steady at $ l.dOU 4.23. Slni-U ill Record of recelptx uf live ttoclc nt the four prlnclpnl markctu for May IS : Cnlllc. HOK . Sheep. Omith.i 3PCO 9.6:0 3,213 ChlciiKO 21KW 17,000 12 , < JO ) ICnnsaa Clly 1SCO ( 19,000 4000 fit. IouU 3.COO 7.0CO 7,000 ' Totals . 21.000 D2.C70 2C.29J CO.VTKSTINO KOH THE HO.VOIlri. OriitliuiH Iiy the SdnlciilH of ( lit * Two of the Crelghton college grades en tered the contest for elocutionary honors .Monday night. The attendance \van large , the audience nearly filling the college chapel , The two contestants were J , T. Smith and F. C , McGinn The thlid and fourth grades will contest next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Monday night orations were delivered by B , A. Sullivan , J , J. Gentleman , H. W , Mullen , I. 1' . Donnelly , B. I ) . Hamilton and J , A. Madden , During the evening musical se lections were rendered by T , J. McShane , K. V. Krug , P. C. McGinn and R. II. Christ. The Judgea will announce their decision at the next meeting , 1'Hrrnon IiiNtltuti-H | 'I- < II-I A criminal complaint has been filed In the county court by the county attornsy , In which Charles Kishcr and Bd Hemingway arc charged with having asiatilted I'cter V. Peterson April 10 and robhrd him of a check for $2f > 0 , Hemingway was arrested about two weeks ago and Is In the county Jail. Fbhcr Is at largo and his whereabouts are un known , _ _ ( illl'N ICllHl Oil II Sllll .MlNNlOII. F , W. Vallle , formerly located In this city , serving as a railway postal clerk between Omaha and Cheyenne , hut now assistant itilierltitendcnt of th railway m.al | service at Portland , Ore. , pa acd through Omaha yesterday , accompanying the rc-maliia of Ilia wlfu to liidlanapoll ) , u lit re he U taking them for burial , I.lci-iiNrx. Pi > nnlln to wi-d Imvo been Isaiied to the following parlies by the county judge : Nnine and IlenlU-nci. Ago. f'arl OlHtn , MlBsnurl Vullcy , In . 4S Curollno l'M , Ilniwen , Missouri Valley , lu . , . W George D. Frank , Bnrpy county , Neb. . . . SI Mrs. Nellie I'owi-rs , Harpy county , Ni-b. . . S2 Miner I' . Oaodrlcb , Omaha . , . 22 Mabel Fuller , Oiiuihu . , , . , . . , . . , . 19 Nit Jury In Iliillcil SlaCfH Court. Judge Mungf r has about abandoned hope for a jury 'at this term of the court , lie received a letter from Judge Banborit , which stated that there was email chance 'of a jury till after the clcx > < 9 cf the prus ut fiscal year , is AiinurTi.Y Union I'nolHo nml Hhort Ilne 1'copln 1'nlt to llcnoli mi VnilcmtiiiiillnK. The conference between receivers Mid offi cials of the Union Pacific ( system , on the ono hand , and the director * and odlcUls ot the Oregon Short Line , on the other , has abruptly come to nn end , without the object of Iho conference having been accomplished. Information to this effect was received In Omaha ytttcrdfty. The New York meeting wns the fourth un- e-iiccesstul attempt that hnd been made to form n tradlc agreement between these two railroads. I.lkc the conference held at Salt Knko City , Cheyenne nnd Omaha , It has nd- Journed without having rent-bed nn agree ment Hint would prove satisfactory to both railroads. The most serious contention Li believed to bo over thy opening of the Ogdcu gateway to oilier railroads. Whether the Union Pacific will bo successful In lla efforts to have that gateway closed to nil other rail roads nave Its own remains nn open question. Most of the I'nlon ' Tactile olllclnln left New York City for Omaha yesterday. They nro expected In this cllv the latter part ot the week , either on Friday or Saturday. Freight Trntllc Mnunger Miinroe will stop In Chicago on his return nnd there tnlte up cer tain rate problems with Assistant General Freight Agent Wood , who ban gone over to Chlcngo to meet Mr. Muiirue. It Is believed V that another attempt to arrive nt n satis factory understanding will be made In the near future. Just where and when the fifth conference will bo held Is not yet known. ixR ox Tim xn\v HATH smirr. Itnllrond.H Adopt n \t v Mcllunl to Snvi * b\iii-iist- . "The new freight ngrennont nnioug west ern roads will not In nny waj resemble the old agreement of the Transmlesotirl PrclRht Unto committee , " said Assistant acurrnl Freight Agent Wood of tliu Union Pacllle tea a HPO reporter. Ho had Just returned from the Kntis.is City meeting of western freight ofllclils. Continuing , he Fitld : "Thf only thing con templated by the reorganized committee In the publication of a Joint rntc sheet. It saves nil Incalculable amount ot time and money to UGUCMI joint rate sheet , Instead or each road publishing n Eeparnto one. I pre sume It would cost the ITnlnn Pacllle nt least $5,000 to get out a now rate tihcct , nnd some roads would bo put to n. greater cost than that even. ' With the Joint rate sheet the snmo work for preparation and publication will answer for all the roads , nnd later each road cnn ptr.cc Its own stamp upon the copies It sends out. " Ilimi.l.VCTOM WII , XOT Al'IMiAI * . Will Aim ml on Mrlvo\Tiiy It l < LUNCH tli > KliiKMinii Suit. "Will the Ilurllngton appeal the Klngmnn case to the supreme court If an adveroo de cision should be rendered ? " wns asked Gen eral Solicitor Maiidcrson of the U. & M. by a 13ec reporter yesterday. "No , sir , " replied the Burlington official. "We can not afford to. We are engaged In building a $350,000 passenger station here , nnd If the work should be Interfered with , wt > can not afford to spend more money taking u case of this kind up to the supreme court. If the permanent Injunction agnlnst our building according to the plans prepared should bi > granted , we shall simply have to abandon the flue driveway nnd approach from Tenth street , which Is contemplated. Doing away with this feature of the now depot would save the railroad company $75- 000. On the other hand , it would compel all trafllc and travel to and from the depot to go away around by the way of Ninth street In order to roach the depot. " ltnlliviy \ < : | CH nml IV-rummlM. R. W. Hayes , master mechanic of the Den ver , Tcxia & Fort Worth railroad , Is in the city. Wiatcrn railroads have announced reduced rates of one and onc-thlid regular faro for the round trip for the following occasions : Grain Dealers' association , DCS Molncs , Juno 22-2C ; Iowa Music Teachers' association. -Marfhalltown , la. , June 22-24. A party of twenty-five eastern capltallota cnrouto to Edgcmont , S. D. , will spend to day In Omaha. They arc in charge ot aiicU C. Grablc , and will arrive In a special car over the iHurllngton this morning ; p.t 7:55. They will leave for Kdgemont nt 4:35 : o'clock tlvls.afternoon. C. Halle is appointed freight t raffle mann er of the Mlrirourl. Kansaa & Texas , with headquarters in St. Louis. Hnlle has been connected 'with the Katy general freight do- pnrtmen.t for many years. Latterly ho represented the company nt the Southwest ern Board of Trafllc administration. The Pullman company has received an order from the dcpaVtment of communica tions and public works of the republic of Mexico for a private car and a dining carTer Tor the usevof President Diaz. The earn are Lo bo delivered by September 1 next , ana It Is said that they -will 'be of exceptional style and finish. The Nebraska Hate Sheet association has just awarded the contract for printing the rate sheet to the Ilccs Printing company of this city. Several large printing establish ments of Kansas City , Chicago and St. Louis also bid for the contract. The contract la a largo one , and on the first itsue , which will appear about Juno 1 , there will bo about JOO hours ofwork. . Subsequent iraues will bo printed every three months. KKWKR COUIIT CO.MMISSIO.W3Ha. After July .IiidUc .MiuiKcr will Keep the Xuinlifr Dotru. According to Iho new law all the United States court commissioners will have to bo 1 reappolntcd July 1. Between now and then Judge Mungcr will conmilt with the district attorney and Iho marshal with regard to the number of commissioners necessary In the state , The number now holding that pcal- tlon will probably bo gratly reduced. The judge says ho will appoint only enough to conveniently transact the business , and fur nish each of them enough to do to warrant them In giving attention to the ofllco. Ho has only received ono application fbr the pcslllcn from Omaha , In the PO.'BOII of Gustavo Anderson , ono of the present commissioners. Mr , Anderson Is a republican , but he Is an old acquaintance and friend of the judge , mil tlio latter Intimated that ho would b * rcappointcd to the position. A written Guarantee to CIJIII5 ANY CASK or yiVNKV USiPVNDKV. Onrcurola permanent anrtnotn patcnlno-up. Cut * trtaled Un yearn ago nave iierc-rwen a vyinnlom tlnce. Hy dracrlblnir your cam rally uo can treat > uu by mall , and wculroihuumo Mrnnt * guarantee tocureorreruna all money , ir yuur lyiiiplunni urn iiliniilm on face , arulbi-aul. IIIIICOIIM iiutchek In iniiiilli , rbi-ii- madam In bunev anil juliitu , luilr rulllnv out , ru tluiiM on Any part of Iho body , Iffling or Ccuri-Ml < ! < : pre lmi , iinlnf In head or hone * , you arenotlme luwatli' . Tboho who ara coniltntlrUl ( . IIIR mercury and pourh ihotikldl contliiutit. | C'ojKtaut Uko of tlin.0 ilium HI micly brlnic eorr and cailnir ulcer * In Ihoi-nd. Pon't fall lo IYIHO. Tliont whopre. ft-r to foinu licjo fw tualnient ran do MJ and we will | < ayr llruad raio both vaynanil hotel bllliwhllo tiera If wo ( all lo cum. V'o cluillcnea Iho norlil fora cax that our llnalc Ii-iii ilv will not cure. Write for full | , artlrulniu and fi l tba rililc-nco. We know that you am ilteinlcal , juklly tu loo. an tbe moil eminent | ihyiilel > n liaru never lucn able lu clvo more than teni. S lorai-y rrllef. In our many ycant pinc-llco wltb thli . 'lucln ' Itrincily It ban Ucn moil d.lllcult to over- rome tlio | iivjuiili-i' ofralint all to-callnl icjnc . but underourMronir iiuiiunti-o juu vhouidtititliefcltato to try I hi * ri-inedy. You lake nn chance of loilnir your money. w Kuaranteo to cure or refund er ry dollar 'end M tve have c. reimlatlon to i.rotrcl , alia llninrlil bacLln of SSUO.iiao , It Ii perfectly nfu to BUvho | nlll try tba treatment. Iltutoforo you have ? ccn iiulllnK up ami rnjliiz out yuur money for different trtatmrntB and alinouKti you are not yetcurtd uoona haa paid Uck your money. Da not watlu any morn money untllyou try Hi. Olilclirnnlc , ilceit.aealetl ciiara ciirril In Iblrfy tu ninety cluyi. Inrmtl. Rale our llnanclal ( UnlfniT. our reuulalloaatbuklueM men. Wrllo ua for naideu anil aUurtrMea of tttove we bare cureil of Byi > HII , wbo liavo ftttn ixnnlulon to refer to tliem. It ct ta juu only pontaKotodo Ihli i It lll faro you a uorlO uf nuni-rlnic from int-nUI ttralni and If juu are marrletl what may yourolfiurmiciulfrr IbrouKli your own n .lucneo l All oorntpondenca i-iiti < .nl In i > Ulneniri-lcN | . U'elnvlteliemi.itrlgll | lnrf tlcatlonand wl | | d all Jnour itowerloald you In It. Uilte ua rut- our IOO IIUBO book uud uliaoluto uruolii ufctirca. - COOK REMEDY CO , , JAMES E. BOYD & CO. Tclupliunc 103 ! ) . Oinului , N b. COIVIIV1ISSION GRAIN : PaOYISIJNS : AX3 : SfOKi Uoard of Trade. Direct wire * to Chlcnta end New York. Occrucoadtau ; JoUo A. W n o ft Qfe