Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY J?TCE: TIIUHPDAY, MAY 1ft, 1901.
fo
Lred. Sr. fancy, large white. MvpSc; fancy.
nmnil roioroo. K'V", lancy. nmmi wimr,
K0O8- Quiet , Mate nnu i-eniieyiviiiiu.
Hr, western Morase, UtfUt i western res
lilar packed, 12fM.1c ,
M'TTISK Receipt, G.4M pltR? ; "J"1
state dairy, 15flSc, creamery, Uf13ci fac
tor;.. 1ll3c. , . ,
POlLi'llY-Allve. trrrgnlnrj sprtnr chick
en, MfrtSe: fowls, lie; turkeys, e. Dressed,
stendy; turkeys. Stfrllc. . ...
MF.TAI.H Tin In the locnl market for
metnls ncnln took n lower level, duo chiefly
to u luck of speculative tnterent hero und
In sympathy with the weakness abroad.
Values In London declined 1. droppltiK spot
to 121 153 and futures to 118 IDs, Hefore
the local market settled n loss of 40 points
was scored and tho market closed weak In
tone at I26.10fr26.6n. Iron markets were
dull and ensy, hut not Untahly lower. PlK
Iron warrants, tt.fWilo.Srt: northern foundry,
Jiri.25JilO.50j sojlhem foundry. Jll.CiWil5.50j
oft southern. 113.0i,Jf lfi.oo. OlnsKOW war-
finr-Ann. Mnv 15 Drv weather nnd rants closed &6s fid. Lead and spelter once
inmate claims cavu un upward Impetus more, ruled Inactive and nominally iin
ln.la&. CS2 fc,,.i.iiiiv rinsVd tic hIKher. chatiKed at SI.37M, and J3.9WI.OO respec-
iulv corn cloaed He higher and July oats lively. Copper wnn without chnniro today.
.',, higher. The manipulative markc a but nonunauv ra n wnr; .
VVcord or Vthe crop" May corn clo thcr" .closing at 00sP,l for. spot ami ,70
ni 4c hlKhcr and May oats 2!c Improved, for future, ivik.! superior ncre .
Hrbvlslons ruled dull and closed without. I)l unci unsung nnu eieciroij wo m.
naterlal chanitc. ,
Weather conditions constituted thu dom
nant factor In the wheat market, aided
y steady cahlos. Under a rush of jester
luy's short sellers to cover their lines on
the failure of promised heavy rains In the
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Vthr Conditions aid Stodj Oablo 0m-
bio U Itrtsgtiii Wht
I0RN BREAKS RECORD OF NINE YEARS
lid l'p 1r I'lillllpn lo Slstr CcnU-Feu
.Mny Outs Comi nmi Trnile Mostly
In Jnly Provision
Dull.
creams, choice to fancy, lltifMIc; new New-
York lull creams, enoue, arcane, new ew
York full creams, fair to pood, sgsl4c
Dulutli (I ruin Mnrltet.
nft.UTlf. Mnv 15 WHILVT-Cash. No.
1 hard, 77c: No. 1 northern, 71c, No. 2 north
ern. 7oe: May nnd July, 71c; September,
70?4c.
I'MllS.- tov nn,1 eajth. l?i
OATB-hAo.
OMAHA WIIOMIHAI.H MAttKIiTS.
C'onilllliiii of Trnde nnd Uiiolnllons
on Mnplr anil Fnncy Prmluce,
irnna tf..,tnta llhnrnl? irood stork, tlrm
imiiiiwoni. .full uheat ooencd a shnclo to I irK,n,.
,i8Uc higher at 71W7Uic. LlVH POl'trnY-Hcns, Sc; younic and
w -7 ... J ... . , . . L. A .t.,.nitrl 1 . . ... . ... I ..... . ttfKiMt .tllnlra nnri
iirrennir wpr liiieuij 11 iu wrmunn i nifi rnnRier,,. c lumcin, uuoi.i i.uvna ....v.
ind helped by advance of free buyliiK for geese. 74i',4c . . . ,
xport tho market sti-adliy roso to iic. UIJTTKH Uominon to lair, imuiic; cnaito,
ai nnini ilmrn wiis a moderate mow." 12'iinc: scnarator. 20c.
. !,(., un,t n rnnrtlnn III rilirtlll lllflck bass. lSCl White
iiYflSiilo 'fniintv,..!. Tlmro wan a uulck bass. lee. bluellsh, 11c; bJllheadi, Scj blue
. r ..." I m,u . I... Iu i'.. ..nlfli 17r! lrMI. UC.
ecovery. However, anu me unne w.m bwuiik i"i, -"."U-iiv,.7, iio. hi:
,nd. He hlK.her at c.,Uc.l crotiplr.. IcIhcoo.. ,c; halibut. 1 o. her
,,.in.i ii? nst nrck and 175 a vear ano. salmon, lie, sunnsn, oc, smeiis, oc, uuui,
pTi.nnr rnrmt uiTn S2H.000 i.u. Seaboard : ? 'c- -.
jlearanccs wito euual to 3!,"'"i bu. of wheat
ind flour. , , , ....
Strength and activity characterized the
;orn market. July opened 'iSf'ic hlKher at
14'iWITic nnd Immediately the price broke
to. 4WjUc, Almost as quicKiy it rencieu, . nro for hny otMl cior nntl ,1Uallty.
lelllns to ,e. niter which on priii-iniiii bomand fair, ltecelnts. 5 cars,
t receded to 4lfll&f.c. This loss, too, was oaT8-No 2 white, 2Dj.
PIOKON8 Mve, per dor., Jl,
vka .k-I'nniPM. 111 luo.
HAY l'rlces uucted by amnha Wholesale
iinv Dninrs nsHOCiuiion: unoico uim.iiiu.
ill. 5n: No. 1 unland. JU.Ort: medium. J10.50
coarse. J10.10. Hye straw. J6.C0. These
jartlally recovered and the close was strong
nd He hlRher at I5ic May com was
iheatrlcal in behavior under porslstt'iit
prompting by rhllllps, tho bull loader, and
tiroko all records for the last nine years,
Thu opcnliiK prlco wns unchanged at 54c.
Phillips bid and got but little, although
m iilii not ntnn till rVn lind been reached.
At this price Phillips Is said to have- ac
;eDtel nrlvato settlement from threo
hniises tor an iiuBreunte of M,0(O bll
After the hlsli point had been reached it
nulck reaction to 6to whs recorded. This
nun follnu'nl bv a sham rally to 59c and
the close was 1c hlRher at 5Sc. Despite
tho higher bids made by Phillip only 120,-
In, u'rn snlil to lilm. nnd this ouanlltv
It was clnlmel coulil be actually deliv
ered. It furnished ovldenco of the bull
leaders' hold on the market, and this, com
C'onN-No. 3, 43c
UllAN 15
VliCJin'AHLKS.
SPINACH-Per bu. box, 60c.
ASPAltAUUB-Niitlve. per doz.. 40if50c
KHUB AKU California, ,vr lb., 2c.
NIJW UHKTS-Pcr doz.. 50c.
NEW CA HKOTH Per doz,, 50c.
X'llW TIMlNll'S Per doz.. Sou.
fUCUMUKHS-IIothouse, per doz.. J1.25
I.jO.
PAHHNIPS-Pcr bu 40c.
TCHNU'8-Per bu 5oc.
ni;irrs-Per bu.. 40c.
OAItHt)T8-Pcr bu 40c.
l.HTTLK.'E-Per bu.. 30t7.13c.
UADISHIiS-Per doz.. 20a3Jc.
PAIt8l,KY-Pr doz., 35c.
I'UTATOEI-Per bu.. bOc: Colorado. 5c.
8EH1J POTATOES Early Ohlos, 63tfio
blneil with tho talllnc off In receipts of Red Hlver Vallev. 10c.
UAiiUAUK-jsew uauiornia. iYiC.
Penrln Mnrket.
PEOTIIA. May 15,-COttN-Klrmj No. 3.
H - . .....
UATS-Mrm; fo, . wnue, j'jc, umtru
through.
WHlBKY-on tne bnsis oi ror nn-
Ished goods,
.Mlhrnnkro fir. Tin Market.
MIIjWAL'KEE. Mnv 15. -WHEAT -
Higher: No. 1 northern. 75o: No. 2 northern,
f241f73c; July, 71.i"lTc.
Ill li Steady; Ml, I, B4'45tn.riO.
HAHLEY-Dull: No. 2. o7c; sample, 40S
54c.
New Vork exi-hange, 25c premium bid, 50c
premium asked.
HAll l.MUllli. Sliy lo, t lenrinKs, 51,4,
130, balnncoii, Jin7.M1. M,
HOSTON. Mnv l5.-rienrlngs, J25.157.300,
balances, ?2,2.i;;iO.
NEW VDIIK, May 15-ClearlnKS. J3'2.
442,813; b.ilnnres, Jll.rtVI.H9.
CINCINNATI, May 15,-Clearlngs, W.S93.
150; New York exchange, KkJM5c premum;
money, SHffi por cetit
.r York Mntiry .Market,
NEW YOUK. May 15,-MONEY-On call.
Mrm, at iliii per cent; last loan at I, ruling
rate, 5; prime mercantile paper, 1'n4Vs per
cent.
8TEIIMNO EXCIIANOE-Easlcr, with
nctual business In bankers' bills at J4 S7
(fil.ss for demand nnd nt JI.MVj for sixty
days; posted rot, JI.55V4 and Jl9; com
mercial bills, Jl.HHW4.SI.
8IIjVEn-Ccrtlllcates, fine; bar, 5?4e;
Mexican dnllurs, ISHc.
HONOS-riovcrnment, stroiiR; state, In
nctlvo; railroad, weak.
riii cl(.sliiR a Ices on bonds tod.v. arc as
follows;
rnnlrnet i-orn. nlarmed shorts. Tho ad
vanco In May was also Intluentlal In the
upturn in July. nltnouRii reports or ubck.
ward farm work were contributory fac
tors. Receipts were 291 cars, 61 of con
tract crude.
Phillips bulled May oats from the
start today, bidding them up to 31c, high
nrlce of the cron. Them were few May
Dllennga nt any iimo nnu me duik oi iii
tiadlns was In tho July ami September,
which wer strong on nuiiisn nuiicuns
iiniclnl and tirlvate. nnd on big local am!
nuiHioo fiemaiitj. ltodh over ine Krvait-T
part of the south, and especially the lower ease. J2.50
Missouri valley, are said to bo doing tniriy CHEIUUES California, per
woll. with nrosneets not as nrotnlslnu as 11.73.
Iho last week. May opened where it Al'PI.ES Per bDl Jl.oo; Washington, rcr
ieft off yesterday, at 277ie. and was rushcil Uu. box, J2,
in to 31c. It closed 514c higher nt SP.e. TROPICAL. FIILTITS.
Ju y sold between 2jiC and 25SC and closed nn a vmr.4 rnllfnrntn MPertllnus. S2."5M
Yfc higher at 2S4c. Receipts were UK) cars. 2 M. navf.ii J2.5(X03.23; Med. sweets, J2,.75
i t'iJi ii'ii w i i nui i g
Provisions w;ere dull and fairly steady. In i.EMONS-Callfornla. extra fancy, J3.25;
synipiiiiiy wiin corn. iui.v jmhiv uiiipuii ,v2 I choice. J3
ower nt J14.70; July laid. unchaiiRed at BANANAS Per bunch, according to size
17.90, nnd July ribs, unchanged al $i.8j. 12.(iom2.50.
tsstimateu receipts tomorrow: wneni. ;u K1U8 Calltornln. new enrlons. 76c; layers.
boxes, aalrs, tc
TOMATOES Florida, ncr 0-basket crate.
fancy. J3.25: choice. J2.75.
CAUIiIFI.OWER-St. Louis, per crate. 12.
UEANS Wax. per 1-3 bu.. Jl.25Ol.50;
string, per 1-3 bu.. Jl
Kiiu I i.AiN r i er nu. cox. w.
PEPPERS-Pir bu. box. J2.25.
PEAS-Per bJ.. J1.75; per 1-3 bu.. 75c.
CKIjERY California, per bunch, 502ffiJ.
NEW POTATOES-Per lb., 4c.
FRUITS.
STRAWDERRIES Arkansas, per Sl-qt.
S-ll). box,
rnrs; corn, 250 cars; oats, 150 cars; hogs, 05c.; imported, per lb.. 10tfl2
Ifp.fmo head. DATES-Perslan, In CO-lb.
70i
VMiV
51
44;gT4l
71Htr-
3S
43'i'
70;i
71fl
54
IIH
44444t(,:fU
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
rtlcles.l Open. I High. Ixjw. Closo.l Yes'y.
'Wheat
May
July
Corn
May July
8ept.
Onts
May July
Sept.
Pork
May J illy
Sept.
Lard
May July
Sept.
Rlbs
Muy July
Sept.
IV.
7iig'T
fifl
45'
31
2G,I
14 60
27f(Tfc,
14 60
II 00 11 72W
14 45 : 14 52.
7 8714
7 90
S 02
7 85
7 f0
7 90
7 9214
8 0214
7 tiO
"0?i
71U
61
till
20'
14 6714
14 till
14 45
7 8714
R 02UI
7 8214
7 7714
!!IVIL
!28iCT'(-,
14 5714
14 III
11 4714
7 90
7 90
7 9214
8 0214
7 Ki
7 80
27'i
27H?i-'
11 I'-Ya
14 7715
Jl ro
7 90
7 90
7 9214
8 0214
1 lo
7 SO
per lb. ; Halloween. 614c per lb.
PINEAPPI.ES-Por doz.. J1.7532.25
M18CEr.UANEOUS.
HONEY' California, per 24-sectlon case,
J3.75.
CIDER I'er bbl.. 4.ao; per nair 0111., ,o.
NUTS-Engllsh walnuts, per lb.. 15c; ill-
berts, per lb , 13c; almonds, per lb.. HVJW;
raw peanuts, per lb.. SifSHc: roasted, dWti
714e: Hrazlls 13c, pecans, 1()fi22c: cocoanuts.
IlllJi'.tl io. 1 green, nucj .mi. - Krecu,
414c; No, 1 salted, 614c; No. 2 salted. 5V4c;
No. 1 veal cnlf, 8 to 124 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. Cc; dry hides. Mf?13c; sheop
pelts, 25fa75c: horso hides, J1.50SJ2.25.
No. 2.
Cash Quotations were 8.1 follows
FI.Ol'R Oulet and stendv: winter nat
ents. J3.8OfTfl.90; strnlKhts. J3.20fJ3.80; spring
specials. J4.20; patents. J.l.lO'if'1.50; straights,
J3.203.5O: bakers. J2.202.60.
WHEAT-NO. 2 spring, 721Mf 7314c; No. 3
spring. GIWIlc: No. 2 red. 70i'i71Tic.
i.uii.-n ro. oii'unoc; .o, a yeuow, oov
55 5814c
OATS-No. 2. 29'4fl30Hc; No. 2 white, 31ff
31';c: No. 3 while, 29If29Hc
RYE No. 2. 62c.
HARL.EY Ciood feeding, 4SO'32c; fair to
choice malting, 53(f(f-5!.
8EBD8-N0. 1 flax. Jt.7314Sl.74; No. 1
northwestern, 1.7814ai.74; prime timothy,
t3.00QO.f.
PROVISlONB-MMfl pork, per bbl., J14.60
H14.65. Lard, per 100 IbV, $7.907.96. Short
ribs sides (loose), J7.9OJi.10. Dry salted
Ihoulders (boxed). J6.757.00. Short clear
Mm (boxed). JK.1214(i?''.25.
WIUSICY-Ilasls of high wines, J1.2S.
Following aro the receipts and shipments
tor today:
Receipts. Shipments.
flour, bbls 43,000 19,000
iVhe.'lt. lU K.fSO) 6(50.000
Jotn, bll "23.U00 3.VJ.000
Oats, bu 3S8.0OO 270,000
Elye. bu 8,0ii0 131,000
Barley, bu 8,000 a.Cio
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, lift 19c ;
lalrles, lUSiec. Cheese, 91i'llc. Eggs, llljc.
NEW YORK UENKKAI, MAIIKCT,
Unntatlonn of the liny on Varluns
Cnnimmlltlen,
NEW YORK. May 15.-FI.OUR-Recelnts.
12,751 bbls,; exports, 7,239 bbls.; weaker
ind less actlvo; a shadu lower; winter
patent. J3.6504.oo; winter straights, 1.45
(J3.55; winter extras. J2.45ft2.S6; Mlnnesotn
inkers. J2.904V3.25: winter low crades. S2.30
!2.40. Rye flour, llrm; fair to good, J2.S0
Ui.M; cnoico to lancy,
St. I.onls Criln nnil Prnvlalnns.
ST. I.Ot'IS. Mjv 15. WHEAT Higher
No. 2 rod cash, elevator, 13;c; track, 75'Tf
7oV: .liny, ww: sepiemner, b'c; --o. z unni,
725(724C.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 4314c; track,
44fiU14c: Julv. 43!(.'Etl31c: Hontember. 43c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 30c; track. 30ff
30'ic: May. )4c; July, 2iic; scpiemuer.
23;c; No. 2 white, 3IC.
RYE Steady nt 65c.
FI.OL'R Dull: natents. J3.55fl3.75: extra
fancy nnd straight. J3.15tf3.30; clear, J2.S0
OKI. mi.
SEEDS Timothy, J2.75fI3.0O.
("ORNMEA 1. Steady. J2.30.
RRAN Dull, steady; cast track, sacked,
f,Tfi70e.
HAY Timothy, strong. J9.50ffll. 50; prairie,
steady, ju.uwn.2o.
WHISKY-SteadV. JI.2S.
IRON COTTONTIES--J1.50.
HACiniNO-6mH7f.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
J15.75, I.nrd. lower at J7.S0. Dry salt
meats, dull; boxen lots, extra, snorts,
J3.3714. clear ribs. J8.60; clear sides, J8.6214.
Kaeon. dull: noxed lots, extra snorts.
J9.1214: clear ribs, J9.2S; clear sides, $9.3716.
.MlSTAl.s l.eau. nrm at si.wHixn.ta, opei-
ter. dull at $3.53.
POl'I.TRY - Steady. chickens. 7V4c;
springs, 185f20c; turkeys, 6c; ducks, 6c;
geese, ic.
putter steady; crenmcry. isaivc:
dairy, 12S13c.
EUCiH steady at lojtiwic, repacKeu nna
rases Included.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 5.000 bbls,: wheat. 14.-
000 im.; corn. 69,000 bu,; oata. 48,000 bu,
SHIPMENTS Four, o.ooo bbs.: wneat.
:5,t)00 bu.; corn, 68,000 bu.; oats, 33,000 bu.
JI(IVi;jll5.TS l. sTtltJIiS AM) IIOMS.
Mtooks Si'or- Active lliilns Over Pr-
vIiiiim MkIiI'm ('lost'.
NEW Ynlllf. Mnv 15 Tim stock market
showed emphatic symptoms of relief late
today and recovered vigorously from Its
early acute depression, rlstng strongly over
Inst nlcbt'n l-vi-l nmi eHtnbllshlug sub
stantial net gains In the majority of stocks.
At ono time during the day prices had
declined In a fnlrly sensational manner, the
losses irom last nigni s level extending
from 3 to 10 nolnts In n large number of
Important stocks. Northwestern had lo.'t
914, Oeneral Electric 94, Clevelnnd, Cin
cinnati, t nicngo i nt. i.ouis umo i-rie
& Western 7, I'nlon Pacific and Missouri
Pacific 614. Consolidated Oas 0, Delaware
it Hudson 5',7, New York. Chicago & St.
Ixitlls second preferred nnd American
Tobacco 6. Amalgamated Copper 5', Denver
& Rio Orande IVi. l.oulsviiie, Manhattan
anil People's Ons 3'j and mnny other of
the standard railroad stocks as much as
3 points. Tho level of net gains nt the
highest Is the more remnrkable consider
ing the ncute weakness earlier in the day.
They reached In Rock Island 7 points, St.
Paul 6si, Atchison 4U, Burlington Pj.
Rnltlmorc & Ohio 3, while tho net gain"
as a rule were all the way from a fraction
up to .1 points, These gains were only
slightly yielded nt the last, which was Arm
at the top,
Tho announcement of gold exports In tho
extent of J2.20O.O0O and the weekly crop
bulletin of the government weather burenu,
reporting thu Rrowtb of the crops retarded
by the unsenronablc wenthcr. helped the
early depression. So did the rather alarm
ing reports ns to the outcome of pay day
totlny In the London Stock exchanee net
tlement There wns n call veterdiiy for
tho payment of 10 per cent of Hie J o.ooo.ooo
underwriting; subscription ror tne mining
ton purchase and next Monday there falls
duo n 23 per cent Installment on the I'nlon
Pacific bond subrcrlptlon which will neces
sitate provision for about Jlo.ooo.ouO. Hut
these developments were pilnclnnlly sentl
mcntnl. ns the money market snows grow
ing ease, with the progros of the stock
market liquidation, The prospectus of the
Russian loan lisued In Paris today nnd
providing for subscription by Installments
gives some assurance against money mar
ket pressure on that account. There wos n
perceptible growth of confidence also that
tun Hostilities precipitated in the struggle
for control of Northern Pacific would be In
some manner adjusted. With the relaxa
tion of the liquidation It wns comparatively
easy for friends of stocks to bid up their
prices ngnln without encountering Import
nnt selling nnd the Into recovery was
largely uue in its early stuges to pure
manipulation of this kind.
i ne bond market did not fully recover
from Its enrly weakness. Iluslness was
moderately active. Total sales, unr vnlue.
JI.S90.0O0. fulled States 3s advanced per
cent on the last call.
The C OtnmpreI.il Advertlsor'u l.iinilnil
tlnnnclnl cablegram says: Though business
wns agnln on an Infinitesimal stock market
here totlny, tho tone wns brighter and much
more hopeful. The settlement, which Is
Concluded tnrlav fllir'Inuea iw.fliltitr ..f n
serious nature. Many lame ducks have been
iiniieii nno six small iirms win proiiaiilv
succumb yet. but no such dllllciilllos us
have been anticipated by willing pessimists
nine neveiiiiied, yxinericnn snares Hesitated
to open nnd then developed much confusion
on account of the departure of brokers
from the usual rule and their delivery of
stocks direct to dealers. Prlees began
wide, with differences of 5 points In the
high-priced shares and 2 points In the
cheaper Issues, but generally well above
parity. Chicago, .Milwaukee & St. Paul
common was the lender, with nn advance
of 6 points, Iluslness. however, wns n mat
ter of negotiation. When New York opened
with nn ncceptnnce of London's lend, arbi
trageurs appeared for the llrst time since
tho crash and began selling specialties
heavily on n rumor that there was a com
promise In Northern Pacific troubles. The
market was heavy nnd nervous, with prac-
ticauv no dealing. J. I'. Morgan returned
to Alx this morning. Monev was 2 per
cent for call loans, 314 for fixtures and .Hi
for bills. The bank lent largely to the
market at 4 per cent under pressure due
to the settlement and the payment of
two and n half millions of treasury bills.
Paris Is still Inquiring for gold and the
prlco Is up 1 farthing to 77s Od. Paris
exchange is 23.1614.
The following are th closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
re.
N Y. Central Is
.. IPS'; r. J. i . gen.
...109'i No. Pncltle 3s....
...109',
...US
. .13s
.. .11114
...113',
...i"8
...IWl
.io:ii
V H. ref.
do eoupoa
do Is, reir,
do rmipon
do nen Is,
do coupon
da old 4s, trie
do coupon ...
dn 5, rec
do coupon
I), of C. 3 C5 .
Alch. Ren. 4s...
do inlj, 4s.. ..
Cminila Po. 2s.
flies, A Ohio IU. .'M
do Js 119 Ht. P.. O. & P. Is 11?
C. & N. W c. 7s... HIS' do 5s II9S
do S. P. deb. ;s..mijHo. Pacific !....
rhlniKO Ter. (s.. .. P2 f!o. ltallny 5s..
Colorado Mo. 4s S rt. It. & T. 6s....
I. & II. O. 4s lOlli Texas & Pnc. Is
Krle general 4s f,'4 do 2s
V. W. A l r. Is. .11)5 (Pnlnn Pacific 4s
Oen. Illcctrlc Ja....l4 Vubash Is
117 do 2.4
102', West Shots 4s...
(' Wis. Central Is.
Vn Centuries .
l')7
1121,
71.
do 4s 101
N Y, C A 8t I. 4s.. I0S
N'. & W. con. 4s 101
Oregon Nav. 1 1W
do 4 s
Oregon S 1. cs
do coneol 6s
ItinclltiK urn. 4s .
Illo U. W. Is
.. M'i Ht I, & 1 M n. Ss.
.I07"i St It & s ! 6. 6S
St. Paul consols
. H3
.127
II7
. 9"i
.101',
.11.',
. IW
.IW
lowu Cenlrnl u.
I.. & N mil. Is.
M K. & T 2s...
do 4s
.110'
.. 60
. 119
. UJ'J
. .tojs,
..117
..110
..111',
.. n,
.. s
Offered.
Coiidltlnii of tin- Trensnry,
WASHIN'C.'I'nV Mnv 15 Toda V state
ment of the treasury balance In the general
lund exclusive, of the JlSo.oon.OjO gold reserve
In the division of redemption, shows: Avail
able cnth balance, J15f,3ll,l5; gold, $97.-151,507.
OMAHA LITE STOCl MARKET
Choice Stetti ActWe and Fully Bteadj tnd
lutctur tcck Alio told Etadlly,
M0GS AVERAGE ABOUT FIVE CENTS LOWER
Very Tom Slieep mid Lninlis on Snlc
Tod ay nntl .llnrkrl Could lie
ttlioled .lust .Vim lit tenil)
vtltli esteriln. )
SOUTH OMAHA, May 15.
Receipts were. L.mx. jiot,h. oheep.
Oiticiai Aloiiuuy mim
umuiai i iiestmy i,nii
Official Wednesday 2,4tiO lo,3i2 6,191
J? I 3 J
.... m a is .
... . 1010 J JS
STOCK CALVES
.... 111 1
350 J 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
M 6 JS
Three ilnvs this week. 11.07 23,7'U
Same tiuys inst weert....li,j22 ;i,.'9i
bnine WeeK oetoiu ,v, i ij.-u
baine three een uo.. o,MI
b.tme tour weens ug. . . .lu.uiij 2v,it
oaliiu u.iys iat year.... 11, ml
ulliihi: pitLU ,,..nl in. ..uun a l
Oluahu i He
puribuus.
1!,3')3
iii.H0
li.OJO
I. wJl
II. OJH
buuill
past suurai iihj with com-
I 1W1. lWJ.lS9J.l!OJ.ls9i.,U&(i.189j.
Apill 22.. 5 w?k 3 72 3 M 3 Ml 3 30 3 70
April iJ.. w b Uti 4 74 tu i 4
.liril it.. o it i o ii 3 6, - j tvj, J vi 4
tU ,1 u . b. 3 71i i J 3li s 1
April ii .( i 77V.I b Ml i W 3 M J 8l 4 (6
April it i . , ,-7ti oi w iii a it ii. 3 26; i w
April JS.. a Jl 3 W J ii, i4 i ;t,
Aplll .J.. 3 Ci j i W i 'J 4 M ' .. 4 do
l.ll'll 1J..I J tlt', 5 3. , u uli Iwi 4
May l.... o 641, '- -l 3 Cl j 3 79 I 1Z 4 41
I & llv 0 lt J J, 3 :U ' i ID, 4
. t 72! & 1, J bo i l 3 7lj ' j I
, t44 b M 3 u 3 UJ 3 1i 3 Ji 4 47
. J 'U 3 ti 3 '.u, 3 i 3 30, '
I & ti7?k I nil j 10, a to 3 uJ, 4 4U
. ii bJtt o Jl, w 3 7U 3 3 4 3s
May 2..
Muy J .
May i..
May b..
-Muy 6..
.Muy 7..
....I., ft. ,
May 9..
.nay 10...! u ui j J u. 4 i Csi I ' 'i
Muy U...! o tul a lb J o.i ., Hi im 3 10! 4 In
May 12 .. 5 15, 3 bb I 19 3 66 , 3 li
.May 13. , b BSlsl 3 U, 4 3o 3 ba, i '-y 4 41
u i.. . .i iui :: lit. i j ,1, a iiii 4 i
S 65141 u 12 3 65 3 t9 3 lt 4 46
1
1
1 JM I H 11 HJ 4
I lino J M J 100.1 4
JM 1 M 4 177 4 ti
J JM S 1 7M 4 W
i M 4 00 W 4 B1
j 770 4 ia :. iw i m
... m 4 10 J XA 4 ii
1M1 IN 4M IN
J tOi 4 55
HOC1S There was a fair run of hogs here
today, and as other markets were all
quoted lower prices nt this point also took
n dtop, Trading started out on a basis
of a big 5c decline, so that It was prac
tically n t.VCS.market. It took choice hops
to sell over that figure, and unless the
lini u'ere'llehl or of eominoil oun ttv thev
would bring ns much ns $5.6.". A choice
load sold at $5 7714, or Pc lower than yes
terday's best price. After about ninety
loads had chanced hands the market was
not very active and the feeling wns weaker
and for that reason not much was done
for a time
Packers, however, wanted the hogs, nnd
a d seiurs held on for steady prices, the
mniket finally took on new life and closed
up active nnd fully as good as the open
ing. Today's loss more than offsets yes
terday's gain and cnrrles the average price
nenrly back to where It wns on Satunlsy.
Representative snles:
luiiKAiKAis r inn; yeuow western, $1.02:
Ity, Jl; Brandy wine, J2.45H2.o5.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western. 01c. afloat:
. oS'itcii'ic. o. 1, f.. New York earlots.
Hate.
HARI.EY-null: feeding. 46t7tS!f.c. c. I
f. New York; malting, 62u70c, c. I. f. New
ork cnrlots
PARLEY MAI.T-Dull; western. e5TJ7c.
WHEAT Receipts, 109,230 hu.; exports,
i",ini i,u. niiiii, menu), ,u. leu, fl-'ic, I.
. b., Bflont; No, 2 rod, S2Hc, elevator; No, 1
lortheru Diluth, S3ltc, f. o. b., ntlont; No. 1
lard Duluth. !HV, f. o, b afloat, Options
jpened steady and thereafter developed a
itrong undertone and actlvo trade on n hull
:nrn market, scattering reports of nn un
tax nrable nature from tho southwest, a
i-lgorous adjustment of oversold necountH
mil a sharp Into rise In Pnrls markots
losed stronK at Wlc nnt ndvnnre, May,
l(TkijS2c. closeil in SIT-r.. ii,u, 77a:Tf?iii.
losed at 7S'4c; September, "5'4iS75Hc, closed
It 75lS,c.
CORN Receipts, lIS.OuO bu.; oxporls. 191.
07 bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2, 51;o, elevator, nnd
ilc. f. o. b.. nlloal. Options miido very
innrp iiuviuiirn nu neiivy covering by
ihorts. There was nn excited tumn In May
it Chicago, small receipts and unfavorable
iveather reports. Closed llrm nnd SiOic
net higher. .May. MfifllHc closed at ole;
luly, 19!ih497,c. closed nt 49-ic; September
ISifi49l(n closed at 49c. ' '
OATH Iteceipis, ib,siu nu.; exports. 22.0)0
im. oi" i. ."' ripe; rso. 3, Ko ;
No. 2 white, 3lo: No. 3 white. 3314o; track
nixed western. aJijiijMc; track white, T34
ir..7ViC Options, active west and hlghsr
with corn.
HAY Quiet: ahlppliiR, 75iiS0o; good to
cnoice, w(tnj;sir.
iinpfi sieaiiv: state, common to eVmin
1900 crop, 175Wc; 1S99. Iiyi5c. old olds.. 21f
lie; Pacific coast. 1900 crop, 10yi9c; H9'j,
lit! 15is: old oins,
1 1 1 in.iflteiiil v. rinlveston. 20 In nr. Ihn
IS14c: California, 21 to 2j lb., 19c; Texas
dry. 21 to 30 lbs., HfiHViC
l.EATHER-Steady; hemlock sole. Ruenos
.Wren, light to heavyweights. Hyzic; ncld,
tbiV'VM-... . ... .
l Alil.iv nieniiy; vn . - per- imimmej
4c: eountiy (packages free), RJiuVc.
niinviiiiiTOi)-lleef. steady: family. S10.64
Mil .'.ft? mens. IS.R0!l9.50: beef hams. J20.0iMi
21.50; packet. $10.0i10 50: city extra India
mess, JW.OivrilUOO. Cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies, JS.fiWUi.w; nicmru Hnoiiiiiers(
J7.75; pickled hams. tO.Wa I0.2j. Lard, sternly
..irn Hlenmeil. JS.20: rellned. oulot
continent. JS35: South America, $9.25; com
pound. $6.75. Pork, quiet: fnmlly. $t.ovif
16.50; snort CICHl, IO.wail.Wi mraa, IW.WI
"mCE-Stedy; domestic, fair to extra,
witRr.: Jftiian. 4Hff4tie.
MOLASSES-Qult; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 32J7I0C.
CHEESE-New, quiet; fancy, larse col
Cotton Miii-lift,
NEW YORK. May 15. There wns not
much of n cotton market today, specula
tively. Plui'tuatlmiR barely renched 10
points, and for tho most part operations
were of an cvenlng-up character. The
chief cause for tho hesitancy was con
flicting cron news, though weakness In the
stock market, In nn Indirect way, helped
to cbeck new ventures. The market closed
sternly, with prices Pnti points higher.
Spot, dull; medium, S 1-lflc; medium gulf,
8 1-Hic; sales, 120 bnlcs.
Li i-.iti'uui., .May J.,. uui nijs spoi,
moderate business und l-32d higher: Amer-
lean middling fair, 4 27-32d; good middling,
4 17-32d; middling, 4 lt-22d; low middling,
i b-.rai; good ordinary, :i29-33d: ordinary.
3 21-32d. The sales of the day were 7,0"0
bales, of which 500 were for speculation
and export, and Included 6,500 bales ol
American. Receipts. 1.000 bales, all Amer
ican. Fiit'iren opened quiet and closed
steady. American middling, I. m. c. : Ma,
4.U-K4d sellers; May nnd June, 1.13-iilJr
4.11-Old buyets, June nnd July, t.ll-Old buy
ers; July and Auguut, l.ll-OI'd 1.15-iMd sellers;
August nlid September. I.10-6ld sellers; Sep
tember, l.lO-Old sellers; October, g. o. c,
3.i;'.i'.ld bmers; October nnd November,
3.(il-i'ild buyers; November nnd December,
3,f)9-i;4'(l3.C0.rld btivers.
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-COTTON-Stcndy;
sales. l.l'W bales; ordinary, H'tc;
good ordinary. 5 15-16c; low middling, Cc;
middling, 7 9-16e; good middling. Sc; mid
dling fair. M4c. Receipts. 4.0S1 bales; stock,
100.il bales rutures, steady; May. 7.19ft
7.51c; June. 7 41fy7.43c; July, 7.37ti'7.3Sc; Au
gust, 7. 191 7.20c; September, 6.9Sfic; Oc
tober, G.8S'(iti9c; November, G.SItfO.SOc; De
cember, i;.Mf6.S.)C.
ST. I.OCIS. May l.-..-COTTON-Dul; mid
dling, 7 H-I6e; sales, none; receipts, 1,330
bales; shipments, 1,101 bnles; stock, 74,147
bales.
OAI.VESTON, Muy lo.-COTTON-Steady
at 7-Hc
4 (1 111, O 1U I .111
3 01, 3 21l 1 11
.i.ay n. . .i u ,1 i L li
May 16... j 6 66Ul 6 21, 3 67,
Indicates Sundny.
Tho oihclal uuinber of cars of stock
brought in today ty each loan was:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses.
C, M. & St. P. Ry... 1 ii
Missouri pacific ny.. 1 2
Union PneUo system, lo
C. .i N. S'. Ry 3
l, E. M. V. R, R. . 2o
ri. C. .t P. Ry
C, St. P., M. A U.... 27
li, M, 11. R. It 11
C. 11. a: Q. Ry 2
... it. I. Ac I'., east.. 1
C, R. I. P., west.. IV
Illinois Central 3
Total receipts 100
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as tollows, each buer purniaslng tne num
uer ut head indicated:
20 li 3
2
2.1
16
il 3 1
14
X
I
3
US 21 4
No.
100
ro. . . .
t.. .
101....
7J
7
55....
S5....
3J....
46....
67....
70....
17..,.
$0.
68.
(,'....
CH....
77....
it.'.'.'.
72....
7?""
;j ...
...
74....
SC....
7J....
4..
M. .
59..
40..
...507
...IM
...in:
...211
...191
...15
...:i6
...31
...205
, . , .235
14
204
201
2J1
259
240
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
. 236 l,i47 09l
,. 221 1,970 o22
,. 526 1,962 l.'.VJ
futi , 3,0it -jJ
olO
W
,. bo
13
21
"ilb
1,512
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio.
dn pfd
Canadian Paeltle..
Chen. & Ohio
C, II At Q
Chi. Ind. & I.....
to pfd
Chi, & K. Ill
(
70'Ji do pfd i(n
94 Wabash w "
MVChlcauo Ter. Tr. 21'i
l.lvprpnol (irnlit nnd PtotIsIous.
LIVERPOOL. May 15. WHEAT Snot.
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 68 1111;
No. 1 northern spring. 6s Id: No. 1 Cali
fornia, 6s 114d, Futures steady; July,6s lOl'-d;
sepiemoer, os yvo.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
4s 'id; American mixed, old, 4s 21d. Fu
tures, sieaiiv; .Mnv, nominal; Jiuy, ss iin;
September, 3s lllid,
I'HAS-uunnoinn. meaay, ni os $a.
KLOl'R-St. Louis fancy winter, dull, 8s.
HOPS At London. Pacific coast, steady.
at 4fr 15s.
rROVISIONS-Heer, easy; extra India
mess, tis 3d. rorK, nun; prime mess
western, Gls 6d. Lard, quiet; American re
llned, In nails, lis: prime western. In
tierces, quiet. 40s 9d. llacon, Cumberland
cut, 26 to 30 lbs.. Arm, 44s 9d; short ribs, 16
to 20 lbs., firm; nt 25 to 34 lbs,,
steady, at 42s 3d. Long clear middles,
. - " - . - in k. .. j . . ....
Heavy, J iu ti lua., Diruuy ill ivti uu ;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., llrm Ht
40m 31: clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., firm, nt
41s 9d, Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs.,
steady, at 36s. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., steady, 16s 6d.
HPT l ER uuu; nncsi united states, sss;
good United States, quiet, 60s. "
CHEESE Quiet: American llnest whit.
47s 6d. American llnest colored, 46s.
taiiLajw rrimo city, steady, zos; Aus
tralian In London, quiet, 26s Cd.
Knnsus City (irnln nnd PrnTlslnni.
KANSAS CITY. May 15.-WHEAT-Jtilv.
6714c. September, 65Hc; cash, No, 2 hard.
".'7iw-, t, eu, j ten, 141 1U ;
co his May. i:jic: juiv. 4iiic: cash. No. 2
mixeu. 4z?ih;c: ko, . wnite. 43ic: no. 3.
i!0.
OATS-No. 2 white, 311432o,
RYE No. 2. 64c.
HAY-Choice timothy. $t0.DOtffll.0O: cholco
prairie, tv.sfivv.ia.
im r 'i-Kit i reamery. i'4c dairy, nc.
EGOS Firm; fresh Missouri nnd Knnsas
(tock, 91yc, loss off, cases returned; new
wnitewoou cases' included. ve. more.
RECEIPTS-Whent. 15.600 bu.: corn. 61.000
uu.; onis, u.uiu mi.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 117.200 bu.: corn.
15,600 nu.; oats, 13,000 uu.
Toledo lirniti and Meed.
TOLEDO. May 15. WHEAT-Dull. higher:
casn ami may, (4o; Jiuy, iJic.
tuiw-guiot, strong; casn nno aiay, 46o;
July. 45c.
OATS Firm; cash nnd May, 2S4c; July,
RYE 51c.
, CLOVERSKED-CaBh, prime, $6.50; Octo
ber. $5.25.
& N. W
C. R. 1. & P
C. C. & St. It... 77
Colorado Fo It',
dn 1st cfd 4
dn Id ufd iO'i
DM. 4k Hudson 151
Del. I.. & W 209
Denver & R. Q 4P1
do pfd 90H
Hrle Silt
On 1st pfd i
do 2i pfd 49
Gt. Nor. pfd 172
Hocking Valley .... I94
do pfd 75
Illinois Central . . . . lB3i
Iowa Central tfl
do pfd 5
Lake Krle A W....
do tiM 115
.. Ai N mi;
Manhattan L 110
Met. si. ity kii
Mexican Central ... il
Minn. & St. I. 63
Mo. Pacific fMi
M.. K. T 25'4
do pfd
N. J. Central U6
N V. Central ,
Norfolk & W..,
do pfd
No. Pacific ....
dn pfd
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania .
Rending ,.
do 1st pid,,.,
do 2d pfd
fit. U & B. P.,
do 1st ptd...
do 24 pfd
Sit. L. Houthw.
dn pfd
St. Paul ,
dn pH I74l
?o. PaclfVc 40
So. Railway 27
do pfd f('"i
Texas & Pacific ... 41
Union Pacific rH
lliineiiinlls (Irnlii .tlnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 15.-WIIEAT-Cash
iic, July. 72Uff72i;e: Sentember. 69i6914c
on tiark. No. I hard, 71ic; No, 1 northern
lJiOi Nil tinrtlmrn TOlIlO-Tlr.
FLOUR'-Flrst patents, J4.054J4.15; second
patents. JS.&Vhii ,, ut
second clears. J2.10fi2.20 '
JlRAN-ln bulk, Jll.60flll.75.
Plillnilplnhin I'roduie Jlnrket.
a.rHi,.HtKVI'lnA' "y 1SHUTTKR
Stendy. fair demand; western creamery, 21c
western prints. 21c; nearby. 22c.
h,otiH-qulet: fresh nearby. 14c; (reah
weitern. 14c; fresh southwestern. 13e; freith
southern. 3.c
CHEESE-t'lrm; old New York full
90
. .103
.. 471;
..19 Pi
.. 21
.. 67
..11S
..1S
.141
do pfd i:u
Chicago O. W IC'4
do 1st pfd 7,!'i
do 2d ofd i:
Mexican National... 1";
P. C C. & St. 1.... r.o
Tolelo, HI. U & W. 17;
do pfd 32?
no pfd s?u
Wheel, ft i.. R i;i4
do 2d pfd mi.
Wis. Central 1S4:
do pfd 4',.
Adams Kx 176
American Kx 1R5
P. S. Ex ;9
Welis-Fargo Ux 110
Atnai, Copper JWs;
Amer. Car F 23H
do pfd 7-,
Amer. 8. & R t4'4
do pfd p-v
Amer. Tobacco !21
Anac. Mining Co... 4li
Brooklyn It. T 75
Colorado F. & 1
Con. Tobacco .,
do pfd
On. Klectilc ...
Inter. Paper ....
do pfd
Ijirlede Has
Con. Oas
Hocking Coal ..
Republic Stee .
do pfd
'aiiunm jiiscuii
!0',
M;
lov;
210
:i
71 'i
(0
w,
10
17'4
71,
4 Hi
I5H
42
Wool llnrket.
ST. I.OUIS. May 15.-WOOIi-Mnrket dull;
medium grades. 13?; 1714c; light line. HfllPiC;
heavy line. 94illc! tub washed, 171f27c.
LONDON. May 15.-WOOli The offerings
at i ne wool auction sales today numbered
52,500 bales. The selection wns better and
competition was more spirited. The home
tradu secured 'th bulk of tho offerings.
Merinos of li.v grades were Irregular.
Crossbreds were; steady, while fine lambs'
wool wns steady for line grades, with prices
In buyers' favor
HOSTON, May 15.-WOOL-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will sav of tho
wool trade tomorrow: While the mnrket
has shown no nronouiH'ed activity there aro
not wanting evidences of u manifestation of
greater Interest In the situation on the
part of tho consumer, and on Tuesday of
this week a few of the large mills were rep
resented in the market, und they arc be
lieved to have taken on some wool. The
nctual amount of business consummated
during tho week under review, however, In
not lnrge, the sales not exceeding S.OM.Ono
tiound.. The buying Is still mostly of n
hand-to-mouth chnraHer, few consumers
showing nny disposition to nntlclpato their
wants. While the market has ruled quiet
prices nro as a whole well maintained. The
sales for the week In Roston amounted to
2.44ri,OuO pounds domestic und 155,fnX) pounla
foreign, making a total of S.con.nno, ogalnt it
totni or .'.toi.wo for tne previous week nnd
a total of 2,631,01111 for the corresponding
week Inst year. The sales since January 1
amount to S5.310.900 pounds, against 67.9RJ.90,)
for the corresponding time Inst year.
Coffee .MnrLrt.
NEW YORK, May 15.-COFFEE-Spot.
Rio, dull; No. 7 Invoice, 6iC, nominal. Mild,
dull; Cordova, S1 1214c. It wns a stupidly
dull day on the Coffee exchnnge. Tho mar
ket opened steady, with prlres unchanged
lo 5 points lower and for the rest of tho
ses.don did not vary 5 points further. There
were nlso no Investment orders on hand.
Tho room contingent wns destitute of pur
pose. The Initial decline resulted from
sympathy with Ejropcan mnrkets, which
were under liquidation. The clnso wni
steady, with prices not unchanged to 5
points lower. Sales were limited to 5,500
lings, Including; June, 5.25c; September,
5.500; October, 5.55c; November, 5,60c; De
cember, 5,75c.
Huyers.
Omana Packing Co
Swill und Company
Cuduhy PncKlng Co
Armour v Co
Swlit, fiom country
Armour, from Kan. City
R. Meeker Ac Degan
Lob m an & Co
Livingstone. & Schaller..
Cunuhy, irom Sioux City
Other uuyeis
Totnls 2,167 10.267 3,291
CATTLE There was only a fair run of
cnttle here today and although Chicago
was reported steady to 10c lower, this mnr.
ktt ruled active and Just about steady all
around on good stuff.
Receipts Included nbout tlxty-uve cars of
steers, and ns pucgers were nil liberal buy
ers It did not take long for the bulk of tne
offerings to change hands. The better
grades sold readily nt good, steady pi lees
mid In sume cases sales wero made that
looked a little stronger. Common cattle
on the contrary were a little neglected nnd
occasionally Kvlleru found It dithcult to get
quite as much as the same kind of cattle
sold for yesterday. As a general thing,
however, It was a good, steady, active
market and nbout everything was sold In
good season
There were very few cows and heifers
offered this morning, as ten cars would
probably cover the receipts, Huyers
wanted what there wns on sale and Btarted
out and paid fully steady prices all around.
It did not take long then lo clear the pens.
Hulls,, eulves nnd stags all met with ready
sale nt yesterday's quotations.
The demnnd for stockers nnd feeders was
not particularly heavy this morning, nnd
although receipts wero not large, the mar
ket wan slow and the tendency of prices
was downwaid. The demnnd from tho
country continues light nnd until the trade
picks up no improvement In market condi
tions l- looked for. One reauon for the
llnht demnnd Is. of course, the fact that
farmers are all busy with their spring
work. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS,
..IHH'Natlonal Iad
.. .National Silt
.. f'lil do ofd
.1 Pacific Coast li
.. 7 iPaclflc Mail ir'i
.. 3CV Teople's Oas 108U
..1131; Pressed S. Car 42
.. 37S do pfd 8J4
.. 721j Pullman P. Car. ...13?
.. 4fsi Sunar 1 42'
.. 45S Tenn. Coal A Iron. .VI
0 U. S. 1,-ather
wtti do pfd
31 U. S, Rubber ...
58 do nfd
U4U Western Union .
Amer, Lin. Oil...
do pfd
Union Hag
do pfd
U. K. Pteel
do pfd
12
73
n,
G"
CO'j
20'i
4'.lb
12'.i
lil'i
42!,
9'.T
lloaton tock Qnotntlons,
HOSTON, May 15.-Call loans, lfj5 per
cent; time loans, 114T5 per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
A.. T. & S. F....
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ....
American Tel
Roston & Alb'y..
Hoston Me
C . 11. Q
Dominion Coal ..
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Mexican Central
N. K. O. A a...
Old Dominion ...
Rubber
I'nlon Pacific ...
Union Land
West End
70 'Adventure ....
9414 Illntr. Mln. Co,
I4li Amal. Copper
..170 lAtlantle
. SM lloaton & Mont.
.150 Ilutfe A Hoston.
.193'J Cal. A Ilecla.,,.
. . 34i Centenniol
..U44iFranklln
.. 42i;,IIumboldt
. . 9u Osceola
.. 224IPnrrot
.. 10 iQiilncy
.. 3!; Santa Fe Copper .. HJ
. 10'i Tamarack 32.'i
..105 iT,an .MinK ;3
2'i Winona 2
.. 81 Wolverines 5S4
.. 13
.. 2."j
..1001,
.. :s
..410
, 104
.. 2".
.. 1"
.. 30
.. S3Va
.. (2
105
New York Mlulnc Hlorka,
NEW YORK. May 15,-The following r.ro
quotations un mining stock;:
Adams Con
Alice
rireece
Prunswlck Con...
Conistock Tun...
Con. Cal, A: Va.
Deadwood Ter .
Hum Silver
Iron Sliver
Lnnhllle Con...,
23 iLlttle Oilef ..
43 Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pnto
H'jvac
Sler-11 Nevada
Small Hopes
.160
. 17
. 5
..'.15
. 50
.12
. :
. 5
,. 1:
soo
. II
. 3
10
13
45
Standard
30
llnnk 'leiirln.
OMAHA, May 15. Hank clearings today,
Jl,061,153; corresponding day Inst year,
$1,02.515: Increase. J40.63S.
rHICAOO, Mnv 15.-C!earlngK. J26.379.953;
foreign exchange. J4.851.jifH. 59; New York
exchange, 60 premium.
PHILADELPHIA. May 15.--Ulearlligs,
J20.52t.23S; balances. J2.393.129.
ST. LOUIS May 15,-Clearlngs, JS.752.f5l;
balances, $1,626,122; money, 6U per cent;
OH nmi It ns 1 11.
NEW YORK. May 15.-OILS-Cotlonseed,
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
3tfj34!4c. Petroleum, easy. Rosin, quiet;
strained, common to good, $1.55.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Mny 15.-OHCredlt bal
ances, $1.07; certificates, nn bid; shipments,
7S.3IS bbls.; nvernge. 91.S34 bbls.; runs, 103,6?o
bbls.; nvernge. f6.274 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. May 15.-OIL Spirits
turpentine, firm, nt 3114c; rosin, firm; A, 13,
C. $1.05; D, $1.10; E. $1 15; F. $1.20; O, $1.251f
1.30; It. $1.45571.50; I, $1.75: K. $2.05: M, $2 30;
N. $2.60; W-U, ?2.R5; W-W, $3.003.10.
LONDON, May 15.-OIL I.lnfeed. 33s IVjd.
LIVERPOOL, May 15.-OII,-Turpcntlne
spirits, stendy, nt 2is fid.
EvniMii'iited 11 ml Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. May 15 -EVAPORATED
APPLES Tho market for evaporated ap
ples was again notlve, hut receipts wero
pretty full nnd offerings In consequence
wero liberal nnd nn easier feeling nre-
valled without changing vnlues. State
common, Slfic; prime, IHfji'ic; cholco. 5Tf
5'4c; tancy, tVfi;Vso.
('.iill'Olt.MA UllIKU I'HUriH nuled
dull and nominally steady nt old prices.
Prunes. lUW7c. as to size nnd quality. Apri
cots. Royul. 7!4lfll2c; Moor Park. SlKlc.
Penclics, peeieu, iswtrjiic; unpeeieu, ft'ifrlOc.
X'W York llry fiooils Mnrhel,
NEW YORK, May 15.-DRY GOODS
Oeneral buslnoss In cotton goods Is with
out material change. Spot demnnd con
tinues quiet and mail orders of about nver
nge extent. Prices In brown nnd bleached
cottons Irregular. Denims aro stendler In
some quarters. Other roarso goods un
changed. Print cloths Innctlve throughout.
Prints Irregular. Fine ginghams Hcnrce.
Mess wear woolens and worsteds steady
In staples. Fancies Irregular. Woolens
und worsted dress goods qjlet nnd Irreg
ular. SiiKnr Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Mnv 15,-SUOAR-Raw.
firm, nulet; fair refining. 3ic; centrlfiiKil.
96 test, 4 9-32c; molasses sugar, 34c. Re
llned, quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-SUOAR-
Qulot; open kettle, ;i 3-iiff.i is-ine; open
kettle, centrifugal, 3!sfePo: centrifugal ye.
low, 4l4(iT44c: seconds, ViWc. Molasses,
steady; centrifugal, 85jl"e.
DeMioiideiil liver tltliers' Misery.
NEW YORK, May 15. In poor health and
discouraged because of tho misery prevail
lot? In the eltv. eHiieelallv among tho chll-
dren. to whom she had devoted yearh of
her life, Mrs Edith Thomas, friend of tho
noor and gifted writer, sent n bullet
through her heart in the West nldo branch
of tne cniversiiy soiuemeni inni hikiii.
Among the books written by Mrs
Thomas were "Your Money or 'inur Life.'
Cross Krlss" and "A Modem Rosalind."
Mrs, Thomns has sought for years to
advance the children of the poor She han
worked among tho crowded tenement ills,
trlcts for nearly ten yenrs
MilppliiK linld lo Europe.
VPU' VORK' Mnv 15 -flnldmall A.: Co
nnd lleldelbnch. Ickelhelmer AV Co. will
ship $1,000,000 gold euch by tomorrow's
steamer.
No. A v. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
1.. .. 920 3 15 1 (100 4 fO
1 1. 920 3 15 10 1008 I PS
I 1050 3 75 22 1075 4 )
1 9Ci 4 U0 19 1110 4 90
1 110) 4 M 40 1236 4 95
6 ; 4 05 20 1161 4 05
6 10W 4 15 6 1132 4 95
2 700 I 25 6 IOCS 4 95
1 1870 4 25 16 1083 4 95
1 760 4 2 11 1182 I OS
II 1027 4 25 62 1145 5 00
1 6S0 4 30 17 1274 5 00
2 770 4 35 9 1142 5 05
3 886 4 40 2! 1219 5 10
2 fS5 4 00 IS 1305 5 10
4 1067 4 25 IS 11M 5 15
27 S70 4 55 11 1400 5 25
3 S3J 4 CO 4 SC7 4 40
19 1131 4 CO li 990 4 00
2 870 4 80 112 906 4 70
6 1066 1 1 50 100S 4 70
1 920 4 65 19 1070 4 75
2 910 4 5 1 9?) 4 75
2 1035 I 32 933 4 75
3 1000 4 C5 20 1095 4 S3
3 870 4 f5 13 1044 4 90
24 933 4 63 5 llfd 4 90
1 940 4 70 4 1275 4 90
26 1209 4 75 11 1213 I 00
10 1130 4 50 50 m 5 10
1 1110 1 ?0 15 1241 5 13
19 1105 4 KO 19 1210 5 15
3 1156 4 fO M 1372 6 20
12 1101 4 ?0 17 1420 5 2)
17 106! 4 81 30 1276 3 20
!i 1112 I f ) 4 1647 5 40
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
5 960 4 15 17 1011 4 75
1 621 4 30 19 992 4 M
19 742 4 .15 11 10)0 4 80
1J, C6C 4 33 8..k 1035 4 SO
f. 816 4 50 24 1047 4 CO
13 1016 4 55 13 1100 4 $5
52 1196 4 55 17 1107 4 00
53... 1178 4 55 29 1124 5 00
5 1140 4 55 14 1113 5 00
2 855 4 65 3S 1142 6 15
23 927 4 65 36 1172 5 15
8 1053 4 63
STEERS AND COWS.
3 903 4 15 17 1200 5 10
3 1300 4 90
STEERS AND STAGS.
33 1337 4 70 43 12S9 4 90
COWS.
6 S46 2 00 1 S50 3 75
1 970 2 50 1 960 3 75
950 2 50 2 1235 3 75
1 1030 2 15 3 1010 3 75
; 900 2 75 1.., 1340 3 75
1 1070 2 7o 1 1070 3 80
1 850 2 75 1 970 3 h't
1 940 2 75 1 940 3 90
1 1030 2 90 1 1310 3D)
1 100(1 3 00 3 1073 3 90
1 920 3 00 2 1000 4 00
1 1084 3 13 1 1230 4 00
1 1030 3 a 4 1055 4 00
1 1130 3 70 1 130O 4 00
1 1030 3 30 1 920 4 08
3 923 3 35 7 1191 I 0
3 176 3 33 2 1325 I 21
3 726 3 35 3 1253 4 25
2 1(90 3 45 4.. 1102 4 25
1 1110 3 fO 6 823 4 n
1.... 1030 3 faO 16 1137 4 30
1..." 9V) 3 SO 2 500 4 33
I 820 3 f5 2 970 4 35
1 960 3 63 5 1188 4 25
1 1010 3 65 5 1094 4 35
2 1195 3 70 15 1031 4 40
1 1060 3 75 1 1670 4 60
COWS AND HEIFERS.
in 1021. 4 16 9 911 4 25
COWS AND STAGS.
2 1455 4 40
HEIFERS.
II 543 3 50 1 1080 4 40
g 763 3 60 1 10M 4 50
3- S'Jl I "0 2 ROO 4 SO
1 810 4 15 4 7W I 70
1 410 4 15 50 914 4 70
1 650 4 35
BULLS.
1 1270 3 10 1 liM 3 75
3 H23 3 ) 2 1753 4 Oi
," "' 100 3 75 1 1360 4 00
1 1350 3 35 3 1123 4 00
J'" H20 3 M 1 620 4 0J
.....1660 3 50 1 1310 4 10
! S93 3 50 t I7M 4 13
, 910 3 l) 1 130 4 25
I,,,. 650 3 60 1 1710 4 25
"" 10S0 3 60
CALVES,
2 .. 240 4 V) 3 134 6 25
f 170 6 00 1 . f 210 6 75
1 STAGS.
1 .. ..1160 3 00 71 370 4 20
1 ' "' . ..1370 3 25 2 1860 4 25
'" ... 610 3 25 41 490 4 30
.J" " 210 3 On
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
2 623 3 15 1 (70 3 60
213
218
209
286
219
.... 262
201
217
S 231
CS......
U
36
20
Av. Sh Pr.
167 40 5 60
40 5 60
120 5 62'i
4 i 61 J
160 5 i'2lj
.. 5 f.J'j
... t 62'i
80 6 624
... 5 61
... i fii
. . J :
... ; 65
... 5 65
40 3 65
60 5 61
... 6 63
... 5 65
60 J 65
.210 120 5 f3
.206 ... 5 fS
.237 120 6 S
.261 ... 5'5
.250 12) 5 e&
.228 40 5 65
.211 ... 5 6.5
.255 160 3 65
.217 60 5 05
.216 ... 5 63
80 5 65
... 5 65
... S '5
. . . 5 65
. . . 3 65
I611 6 63
. . . 5 65
... 5 65
SO 5 65
SO 5 65
JO 6 65
231 24) 5 i'S
.216 ... 5 63
.226 60 S s
.213 80 5 65
.269 120 6 65
.232 ... 5 (
212 40 5
50 5 65
.. 5 65
80 6 65
.. 6 V.
60 5 65
80 6 65
6) 5 65
24S 21) 3 65
...212 8) 5 C,
...217 120 5 63
...22J ... 5 65
...23 1 80 5 6 j
...234 160 5 63
...199 80 5 65
...240 ... 6 65
...198 160 5 65
. . .237 160 3 tt
...228 ... 3 65
...226 ... 5 f5
No.
20
61 ..
57...
70...
H.'.'.
58...
68...
67...
64....
33...
63...
67...
73...
72...
75...
...
35...
f.l!"
64...
73...
68...
76...
3)...
(3...
62...
70...
73...
61...
3.1...
66...
78.'.',
1.7...
71...
tJ...
70...
I I . . .
65...
69...
68...
71
Av. Ph Pr
314 ... 3C5
218 40 3 65
2M (0 5 fj
223 240 3 65
2J1 16) 5 65
215 129 5 05
201 60 5 65
250 60 6 6.
221 60 ;, f,-,
247 210 5 i7'
tfj . . 5 17',
303 IJI1 j i-:'
its 40 6 i'2V,
....210
....211
...,ru
....235
....256
....201 120
... 231
....232
....216
....280
.....222
....213
.....239
3 3
80 6 '.
if) 4
. . lid
00 5 A
.....I.,
281
222
263
273
220
226
241
237
234
238 200
273
256
231
366
216
120 A 65
40 5 65
... 5 67'j
... 5 72'
60 5 i'7i,
... S(.?4
4) 6f7'i
200 5 D7't
... 5 'I'i
... 5 671,
16) 5 61'j
60 5 r.,
... 5 I.,"',
160 5 iii',
... St7't
60 3 ",P,
40 5 7'i
t7'i
Mill 111 Its earliest stag.- nntl th.it the de
tails of the proposed new line had not bei n
discussed, lie ndded that from the nnturo
of the enterprise It would be 11 long while,
before the plan rould possibly tnke deflnlto
rhnpe The number of vessels, their ton
nage und speed h ive not yet been consid
ered. Hnrd Work to fleet, re .Inrj.
WILLIAMSON. W Vn . .Mny 15.--("lreat
difficulty Is being experienced (11 gettlnif n
Jury to try the" case of Hon s D. Stokes
of this city, ihnigcd with iho nittrtP r of
Rev. J. J. Wnohl at his home here oil
December 5 last The trial opened estT
dny nnd already the ! g.iur poll has been
exhausted without securing more thm ono
Juror. Stokes Is rn well knnwn und tho
killing caused such deep fei ling fli,il It Is
hard to nnd any one without n fixed
opinion.
THE ItllAt.Tl 31 UtKU.T.
INSTRUMENTS placM on lllp Wednesday,
Mny 15, 1w.1i:
'iiriiint lleoili.
M. K. Randall et al to B M. K'H'f.
undlv Into II and 15. block 2.1. W.
c.ix 2d add $
E. W. Fteenitiii ai d huslund to A L.
Cimawa.x. lot 7, blind; 137. Smith
Omaha
O. II, P.itrldge 11 ml liuiliand to In-
vard Slbernsen, lot 2, block 5, West
Em! nild
C. W. Ilaie. trustee, to 1 ahellc Drake,
lot 2". block 5. KoiintKe X R. s edd .
Pioneer Townslle company to Mary
Miller, lots 5 nnd 6. IHock 1. Hcmiing
ttin ndd
(leorge MeKee, Jr., to .lolin Kownlsklp.
lot r. block s. Arbor I'luee extension
Dinlel Elllgnn und wl.V to W. I,.
ncmy 101 o, iiiopk ;i, jv. 1,. neiuy s
1st mid
Metropolitan I nnd ai:d Trus' romp 11 y
10 senoii' niMrici 11 rMViin iini.i"-i.
lots 26 nnd 27. block 2. Mclla', 1st ml 1.
Isnacs Land company to A. II. Stees.
utii!lvj of u trnct commencing ut
point ivo feet east of sw corner lot
I In 11-15-13
F. II. (ialne and wife to sinie, un
dlv'a. sntne
E. A. inner to J E Hutlrr. lots 5.
i nnd 9. hliiek II; lot I, block 10.
Mvres, It. A; T' add.; e!2l feet of
suti-lnt 6 In tnx lot 22 In 21-15-13... .
W. K. F. Vila and wife to Mary
Ronre, lot 10, block S Kmmtze's 1th
ndd
.241
.218
.219
. 22
'.2J7
.235
.250
40 6 -7,
80 5 671,
... 5 67'i
!0 6 37'
60 5 67'i
16) 5 671,
10 3 67'4
40 5 1.714
200 s ;',
40 r, 67'j
60 SI7H
... 5 CP,
60 S'T',
fii ., r,;u
2S6 120 3 67'4
...210 80 5 67
. . . .,
...213
...237
...238
...206
...316
...247
...238
153
to
2.500
.5"0
I.IVO
150
B'O
1.3!&
-lO
t.'0
SO
ro
(lull I'll! I ill Heeds.
N. E. Coullei to S M. King. lot II
nnd 15 block 23 Wllco's 2d add.. .
Ii. P. I.ndcmun and wife to W. 1.
Selby. 1133.35 feet lot 1. block i.
Ilnzel Terrace
Patrick Land company to Herlln com
pany, nits ii 10 is. Dloeic !'., Dundee
Place 2; .... mb bmm
Place 2
Deeils.
Sheilff to W .1 Green, loi 7. block F.
Saunders II sudd .. 1. 4(0
Total amount of transfer-.
$l!l.l)
70....
69....
ft....
I 60 ...
f,....
(2...
73...,
67 252 W 1 67H
f 214 VI 5 671,
48 270 6) 5 70
16 299 .. 5 70
61 :V) . . 3 70
rt 25S .. 3 TO
00 268 ... 6 72',
75 256 ... 6 72',
;o 270 . 5 72'4
67 303 60 3 -2'i
f.l 286 .. 5 75
9 295 160 3 7'4
SHEEP There wero only 11 few cars of
sheep and lambs on sale today and no
particular change In the market was no-
ticenoie. A string or uoiornuo wooicu
lambs was sold to arrive nt $5.10, and nstdo
from those there were no llgnt woigni
lambs on sale. Heavy lambs, weighing
85 pounds, sold at JI.97H, and a bunch
weigiimg nu pounds sold nt h,'J3.
The few sheen offered today sold without
difficulty at good steady prices, as com
pared witn yesterday.
Quotations: Choice clipped wethers. J.1.90
ff4.25; fnlr to good clipped wethers, J3.70W
3.90; cho!c clipped ewes, $3.603.75; fnlr to
good clipped ewes. $3.25fn3.50; cholco woolen
lambs, $4.90Jj5.15, fair to good lambs, $4.75W
4.90; clipped lambs, $4.25Ml.fjO; fair to good
clipped lambs, $3.76iJ74.25; spring lambs. $5.50
(B6.&0; feeder wetuers. 3.W(H.w: reeoer
lambs, $I.OO'Q4.40. Representative sales:
No.
la cull ewes
37 clipoed ewes
200 western clipped ewes
liiO cupped ewes
.iki uoiorn.io minus
535 Colorado lambs
lo cull ewes
13 cull wethers
1 cull wethers
25 cull wethers
371 clipped wethers
257 clipped wethers
237 clipped wethers
557 Cdorado lambs
AV
.. 78
. S6
. 90
. S5
. S9
. 85
78
96
70
71
98
90
91
76
Pr.
$2 000
2 75
3 00
3 30
4 95
1 M7'4
2 00
3 12'4
3 121',
3 10
4 (
4 20
I 20
5 10
1; sneep slow nut stenoy. inmns nrm
10c higher; clipped sheen. $3.254.M:
ce nnd export uheep, $l,60ff4.75; clipped
ns, $l.76(ff5.25, one deck at $5.30; spring
CHICAGO I.IVB .STOCK .MARKET.
Cnllle Sternly lo Slow Hogs Close
SlronK Sbeep llliiber.
CHICAGO. Mnv 15. CATTLE Receipts,
19,500 head; steady to slow; good to pr.-mn
steers, $5.10fi6.00; poor to medium, $I.0D'J?,5.0);
stockers nnd feeders, $3.0Of5.10; cows and
heifers. J2.R5H4.55: canners, J2.1512.S0; Dims.
i ivuri 1 ,A- rtnlxnu m.:i o. Tjiviiu uteem.
Jl.'25'fi5!40; bulls, '$2.75iM.,
1 1 ArlCnnj.Alita 17 OllO linnil' tlmtlteit
tomorrow, 20,000; left over. 3,000; opened a
shnde easier, closed strong; mixed and
butchers. $S.60Ii5.K7t4. good to choice heavy,
J5.75?6.8714; rouh hesvs-, $5.60fi5.70; light,
$5.&0ft6.6X). bulk of sales $5.7.V&ri.RO.
all KKr ArsD iiA.iuiH-neceipu, ia,wi
bend! sheen stronc to 10c higher. Inmhs
lOlJlfic higher; top, clipped lambs, $5.00; good
IO Clioice wemers, i.ri( i.cw; mir m eiiuii;"
mixed, $l.00'3t.25; western sheep. $4.3Ciff1.50;
venrllncs. J4.30W4.65: native lambs. Jl.lOil
6.50; western lambs, $I.E0f(5.50.
,r York Live Slock Mnrkel.
NEW YORK. May 15.-REEVES-Re-
celpts, 2,600 head; steers BfjlOc higher, bulls
stpady, cows slow to 10c lower; steers. $1.73
f?5.70; bulls. J3.25J74.M; cows, $2.1fiffl.05.
Liverpool cnnies quoie live came lower 01
10'ifilll4c ner lb. Shipments. 123 cattlo nnd
3,966 quarters of boot.
pa ,v ' S iteceiois. o.iii: neao: iicmaou
active; prlvos 25W51V higher; veals, $1.00fl
6.25; extra selected, J6.35((6.50; little calves
M.00.
SIIF.EP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 6.431
hend; sheep slow hut steady, lambs Arm
to IDC
choice
lambs.
lambs, stendv. at $2.00fi(4.50,
HOGS Receipts, 5,258 head; firm, at $5 90
(116.15.
fit. l.onls I,lv Stock.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
2.600 hend. including 1.000 Texnur.: mnrket
slow, steady to n shnde lower: nntlvo
shipping nnd export steers, $5.(VW5.sn
drefcsml heef and butcher steers. Jl 60y5.35
steers under 1,000 lbs., JI,00fJ4.S0; stockers
and feeders, J2,S5ft5.00; cows and heifers,
J2.25fi3.25; canners, J2 2."if?2.Hli bulls, J.l.mHf
3.90; Texas and Indian steers, J3 55f?5,IO, lop
being for some extri tine yeirllngs. cows
nnd heifers. J2.5fifl4 35. , ...
HOGS Receipts, 8.3AI head; market weak,
5c lower; pigs nnd lights. Jl 501(4 60; pack
ers. JS.6OT5.70: butchers, 5 MW1j5.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Heellits, 2,40-)
head; market strong, nctlye; nailvn mut
tons, $4.25160- Inmbs. $l.25fl5.M): spring
lambs, J5.75'o7.0O; culls and bucks, J3.O0f l.oo.
Knnsns City Live Stoek.
KANSAS CITY. .May J5.-CATTLE-Re-celots.
5,200 natives, 300 Texans nnd 10
cnlves; native and Texas bpef steers atrong,
cows nnd heifers Bleady to 0e lower, stork
ers nnd feeders active, steady; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers. $5.35115.60; fair
to good, $4.75115.25; stockers nnd feeders,
$3,7515.00; western fed steerr, Jl.6"4f5 3&;
Texnns nnd IndUns. JI.W(5.0), cows, $3.25
17160: heifers $3.50Q5.00; ennners. $2.501?!. 15;
bulls. $3,5014.65. cnlves, JI.fi01i6.O0.
HOGS Receipts. 21000 head; mnrket 51
10c higher, western Inmhs, Jl,90f5.16; west
ern wethers, $!.15fn 75; westfrn yenrllngi,
$4 B0174.RO; ewef, $3,751(4.25: Texas i;rnss
sheep, $3.75tY42S; spring lambs, $5.50Ji6.50.
Stock In flight.
The following table shows tho receipts of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep nt tho four prlnclpv
live stock mnrkets Mny 15:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
South Omaha 2,471 10312 5.191
Chlcugo 19.500 27,noo 12,n 0
Kansas City 6 500 21,(00 7,coo
St. Louis 2.0M 8.300 2,O0
Totals.
.30,010 66,612 21,191
Sioux City Mve Stock Market,
SIOUX CITY, In,. May t5.-(Speclal Tele-gram.)-CATTLE-Recelnls.
600: mnrk-R
steady; beeves, $1 T0ff5.li; cows and bulls,
mixed, $2.504. 00; stockers nnd feeders, $3.25
4 40; calves iinn1 yeaiUngs. $3.n0',5.(rt
HOGS Receipts, 2.600, strong; selling at
$5,55fi6.65: hulk, $5.5T141'-'''11
iv Hteiuner Llnr lo Orient,
NEW YORK, Mny 15. Albert Ilnlln. a dl
rector of the Hamburg-American Steam
ship company, who Is In th s city on his
way to Europe nfter an extended trip to
China, today confirm d the report that ne.
gotlntlons are In progress between Ills com
pany and the Atchison. Topekn A Santa Fo
rallrond to establish a steamship line be
tween Ban Franclurn and the Orient. Mr
Balln said, however, that the matter was
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Restore Vitality, Lost Vis?.- nnd Manhood
Cure fmpctoncy, Xlght Umltslons, Loss of Meav
on, nu wan unr iinnes.
allcllectaol soir-nDmnor
exces and iiidlfcrotion.
A rnirvn Inntfl mid
.'blood, builder. Ilringe
) tho pink glow to pulo
chic.'ts und icstoros tbo
iVflre of south. Ry mnil
60o ner'iot.tJ Ixixes for
$2.00, with our bauknble gnurmitoe to euro
or refund the money paid. Said for circular
and cpyol our banknblo guarantoi) bend.
N6rvitaTal)l6is-S
(vr.Lt.ow LADcf.) iinmctllate Rejulfs
Pinitivoly gunriiiiteed euro for f.oss of Power,
Varicocele, Uiuloveloped or Fbrunlion Organs,
rnre'ls, Locomotor Atnxlii, Nervous Prostm
tion, Hysteria. FitsIiisniilty. Paralysis nnd tflo
Results of ExoemlvB Vte of Tolmrco, Opium or
Liquor. By mall in plain p.-irknce. $1.00 a
box, 0 for fB'5.00 with our bankablo fruar
antea bond to curs In UC dayo or refund
mousy paid. Address
NERVITA (VIEOICAL CO.
Clinton & Jacknon St., CHICAGO, llli
ror aalc by Kuan ft uu., 15 tn and UousutJ
t.. Oroaiia, nmx; io. h. Dni. CouOOU
Bluffs, lowa.
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For fall lotormatlon, rcservatloni and Itiner
ary "ChlcaKO to Cillfnrnlu" addres City
Ticket Office, 1333 Parnam St., Omaha,
Neb.
The Best of
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CITY OFFICES:
1401-1403 Farnam Street,
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Leaves Un'.rn Elation dally 5 15 p. m.
Arrives In St. Louis 7.00 a, m.
SS Mll,i;4 SIIORTF.ST TO
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TheQuincy Express
Leaves Union Station dall) at 7 00 a. in.
Trains leave dally for St. Louis, Kansas
City, (iulncy and all points Knst or South.
Tickets to all points In Kuropo via all
lines. Call at O. Ct. L. city nluco. HIS
Farnam Street, Paxton Hotel Hilt., or twits
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Thu Investor a Fund Pays Smi Monthly
The oldest established in Amerlen No
certtllcati'-holder ever lost a cent Pay
ments mado to all subscribers every 15
days. No trouble No de.iiy Money
refunded on ileniinid Wrlto today for
particulars, free to any address.
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Iliiditoii II11II1II11K, ev Vork,
'I eteplione lllltll,
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to Jaraes K. lloyd & Co.,
OMAHA. KI1.
COMMISSION
rmAI.V, IMlOVIhlO.9 A.D TOCK..
Iliiord of Trnde Itiilldlnu.
Direct wires to Chicago and New Tori.
Cerresyoiidcnce, John A, Wurrca b Ca.
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