THE OMAHA DAILV BEE: TfESDAY. MAT 10. lf04.
LRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
tiTtmmect Crop Berort it Ixpeo'.d to B
Bullish.
EIGHTY-FOUR THt HIGHEST POSSIBLE
ttarket Very Da II La! Shorts Have
Traable with Their Carm,
FlTa Cars Being Re-Jected.
OMAHA. Mar . 1904.
TTia government report tomorrow Is
pecied to ba bullish. Hnow, rigurlnit from
his own statistics, predicts the Aciioui
tural department report will mow a (an
tral average conditlun of from 71 to 78.
Snow a last report m 4 below tha f-overn-tnent
fgures. The April report waa 74 8
and If tha official figure (how the drop In
the aoft winter statea which tne private
advices have found the average cannot bo
far from 70. In 1S the May wlmer wheat
condition averaged 70, in 1SS8 71 and In
im 7i t
The market waa a very dull on today
tn both tha speculative and tt.e apot stuff.
Tha weather hes been cooler and rainy
and not so favorable. The crop advice
from the southwest continue to Improve
somewhat and tha strength In wheat was
checked by heavy selling by houses hav
ing southwest connections. From El Reno
cornea a letter Haying that part of the
atate will have from one-fourth to one
third crop, and Kingfisher, Vahlta and
Cuater will hive not more than 10 per
cent
The wheat stock do not give the market
much strength. Chicago I short alone and
this only In the contract stuff. Minneapolis
and Duluth have lO.OOn.ooo bushels more
wheat than laat year and on shipment and
In Europe ere JfVrieO.OOO buaheia more thsn
In May. 1901 The spring wheat results
from the large acreage being sown may
offset the bad condition of the winter
wheat. Heavy Russian shipment caused
a weakening of the European marketa and
additional light rains are reported from
Roumsnia. Of tha Minneapolis mills, one
half started grinding again thla morning.
Saturday and today aaw little corn de
livered on the May contracts The flrat
week of the month about 136.000 bushels
were delivered. Some of this waa rejected,
however, for bad quality, amounting In all
to five cars. Tha corn Interests kept the
market up thla morning. The May got
down to 61 He from the opening of 62c, but
tha market waa protected and put back
to 62V- The July opened at 4tc waa
run up to Mto and by noon had weakened
ta KV.
Tha range to price of Omatia grain for
future delivery and tha close today and
Saturday and today were aa follows:
Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. Sat y.
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Corn
May ...
July ...
Oats
May ...
July ...
Sept. ...
A asked
tn
7S
ti
44
TP
R.tl
46
0
TS
45 Vj
B bid.
XHB 90 B
78B 78 B
534 B SI B
45A 4A
41 B 41 B
878,13 rB
WS4B
Local cask Grata MarBet.
Tha dullness of the speculative market
waa reflected on the caah market and what
little grain was offered drew little Interest
and aome of It had to be carried away.
Tha opening of lake navigation Is awaited
here, aa well aa In Chicago, aa It will clear
up the apot corn situation. If It Is delayed
long it will weaken tha cash market. The
steady demand Is by feeders. The re
ceipts were: Wheat, 2 cars In and 10 cars
nut; one week ago, 1 and 1 car. Com, t
cars In: one week ago, 1 and 11 car. Oata,
1 car In and 1 car out; ona week ago, 1
car In.
WHEAT No. 3 hard winter, K4J90e; No.
hard winter, 04c: No. 4 hard winter.
eft&Tac; ISO. 1 spring, &Q9uc; No. S spring,
754j4c.
CORK No. 2. 49 50c; No. 8. 8fi49c; No.
4. 474948c; no grade. 354&c; No. 1 yellow,
Q0Vfcc; No. yellow. 48ur - white,
4frfiV)c: No. t white. 4&&4&C. '
OATS-No. I. 41e; No. I, 40c; No. .
We; No. i white. 424p43c; No. 1 whlU. 410
4Jc; standard. 41;41VsC-
Hates froaa x'mm Kscaauaste sates.
Exchange visitors were: M. Small, Sail it.
la.; H. F. Biarmann, Yutan. and J. V.
Owynn, Shenandoah, la.
Omaha Inspections of grain were II cars.
Four cars of wheat graded No. 4 hard win
ter, and of corn 7 cars graded No. , 4 cars
No: I, 1 car No. V 1 oar tNo. I yellow, 1 car
No. S white, and of oats, 1 car graded No.
Oma'ha stocks of grain are: Wheat. 177,67
ru.; corn, 232.ZM bu.: oats, 112,29 bu. Con
tract corn stocks: Merrtam tc Holmqulst,
121764 bu. and Union elevator, 31.974 bu.
Oralst Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain today and Saturday
at the markets named were as folio we:
V.GUCAUU.
Whtat-
tuly .......
ptsmber
September
Wheat-
July .......
September
.......
September
Wheat
July September
Corn
July ......
September
Wheat
July .......
September
Wheat
July ........
September
Wheat
July September
Today. rjat'y.
.. MS1-. W
.... VB 48A
.... 4eA 47TB
KANSAS CITT.
ST. LOUIS.
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTH.
TS B
71 B
44HB
42
T4S
70
4SHB
42
84S MSA
2B 1iU
4SHA 47
47V 46, B
93H
1S
92A
NEW YORK.
KTViB ti B
.... 91 A
.... MS
90
84,
CHICAGO GRAIX ASrD I'HOVISIOSS
Featares of th Tradlagf Closla
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. May 9-Anllclpatlons of a
bullish crop report were Innuentisl factors
In causing strength In wheat today, lhe
msrket closed well toward tlio top price
of the day. the July option being up Hwrac.
Corn ahows a gain of Sc. Oata are oft a
fraction. With easier cab.es, heavier world e
anipments and a large increase tn the
amount on passage, the whMl market
opened at a decline from Saturdays clot
litg figures, the Juiy option being down
S to Sc. at SOiSo to 8M.C The mar
ket continued strong, closing prices being
near the top. After selling at B4&wSr.
Juiy closed at WSc. Clearance ot wheat
end flour were equal to lw.iwj bushels. Tha
amount on pasaage lncreaaed l.Oln.AM buah
eis. while the vlaible aupply ahowed a da
(raaae of 6M.000 bushels. I'rirnary reeelpis
were lsVauO bushel, compared with
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis. Dulutb
and Chicago reported recelpte if laS cars
gainst lu cars
Durr5i0'the early pert of the day the corn
market sympathised with the weakness In
wheat. July opened S u c lower, attf S
to n'.e, sold up to 48V and closed at itc.
Loal reoeipts were MJ care. 1th li of con-
lfThe aae"lnfluencea that affected the corn
market were noticeable in trading In oats.
After opening a shade to Ml ,c lower. St
5Sc to JhSc. July sold between fe,WSc.
cl.lng st 3e. Local receipts were ha cars.
Provislona had a Urm unaertone throush
out tha entire day. The feature of trading
waa the buying of pork by shorts. Tha
principal bull Influence was a smaller run
of hogs than eapected. The late strength
In wheat snd corn had some effect. July
I"k closed luc higher, at HI S7S- Lard was
udjSc, at e&-$. and rlls HIV. l "' ---
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles ! Open Htgh. Low. Close Bat y.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
h Sept.
v
July
6rt
date
May July
Sept.
Ju.y
JlliV
rt
Ribs
Mv v
&pt
I 91 91h! 0H
toSaSS'"Si "bS
!WvS, 1 ,S0S
i: 4TW u
11 Ml 11 TO
ii rrv u rrw
4V 4
4"a' 4-s
4V47S'
41V 41
-S uS.
U 4
11 u
U T7H
4TS
it
t 77V
47V
M
&
TIM
o
91 S "
K7S! 7f
MS MSS
MV; KT
,sOSaI: frS
4H 47Vii ti
41 J 41S
. SvSlS
a
'id"
11 M MIS
11 i7Si U T
RV 1 4TH
4 S . .
f mai T
6"
4-'S
t X
aTS
'N 1 a Old b New.
h quotationa were a follows:
aL. "''R Steady; winter patents. 14 TOfl
. aintsr siraighta. r4.434.; spring pat-
etita. U V1 : spring stra-ghts, 904 10;
belters, 2'63JO.
WHEAT-No. J spring. 9rgc; No. I, Kf
Hy; No. : re.!, tll.'A
cORN-No. J. tc; No. 1 yellow, S3
5.TSr.
OATS No. t 41V641Vc; No. t white, 41f
RTK-No. I. VihTSr.
BARLKY Oood feeding, J2&77C; fair to
choice malting. 463fv
SEEDS No. 1 nexeeed. II CIS: No. 1
northwestern. 11.09. Timothy, pilme, 12.1".
Clover, contract grade. HO TS.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bM.. til
fjll.BO. Lard, per 10f lbe.. 94 47V? SO. Short
shoulders (boxedi.l 6T; mfw mf m fwyypa
ribs sides (looser I4yj0, short clear
sides (boxed), 14 284. M.
The following wars tha receipts and
shipments of flour and artnin:
Receipt a Shipments.
Flour, bbls ,7) 1.10
Wheat, bu 27.lt)
Corn, bu 191 12J.700
Oata. bu 114 llfl
Rye. bu I.ano .
Barley, bu .0M .4i0
On tha Produce exchange today tha but
ter market waa eav; creameries, Usl1;
dallies, UjlTc. Eggs, easy, st mark, cases
Included, l&SSJfe- Cheese, weak, Sdc.
HEW lORK GENERAL MARKET
(laotatloas of tke Day oa Varloas
CoBsssodltleo.
NEW YORK. Mav 9 FLOUR Receipts,
lO.isA bbls ; exports S.337 bbla. Market was
steady, with s light business. Minnesota
patents, IS "Hi 4 26, Mlnneects bakers. 4."0
(H90; winter patents. fj0t35 1; winter
straights. 14 9.6 00; winter extras. VI Xtt
4.'j; winter low gradea. tS lt)J .. Rye
Tour o,ui-t; fair to good, S4U034.26; choice
to fancy. 14 264 0.
Ct KN MEAL Steady ; yellow westtrn,
tl.teUl.10; city, $1.H01 12; kiln-dried, 3.0O4j
I 10.
RYE-Pull; No. 2 western. 70c spot.
BARLEY Inactive; feeding. 4c, c. I. f..
New York; malting, SofytSc, c. I. f , Buffalo.
W MEAT Receipts. 81,000 bu. Spot market
steady; No 2 red. 11.00, elevator. 11.07(1.10,
f. o b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth,
II oi-s. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Mani
toba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Options
opened higher on local buvlng. Mav e.ld
at SCSS3c, closed at 93c; July, SOSfTPlc,
closed at 91c; September, U$MV, closed
at MSc. December, 84StT4Sc, closed at
CORN Receipts. 60.526 bu.: exports, 1.4O0
bu. Spot market steady: No. 2, 0e, ele
vator, and toe. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 vellow,
flOc: No. 2 white. S7e. Option market was
quiet. The close was Sfrc higher. Msy
closed at SSc; July. SiVtfMSc, closed at
WSc; September closed at 52Sc.
OATS Reoeipts, M.SiiO bu. ; exports. 10.0R5
bu. Spot market firm; mixed oats, 28 to 32
lbs., 4,c; natural white, 90 to 32 lbs., 453
SOc; clipped white. 98 to 40 lbs., S2QS4c.
HAY-yulet; shipping. 964J70C; good to
choice, 9SH,a93c.
RICE Quiet; domestic fair to extra, SHO
SSc; Japan, nominal.
HOPS Quiet; stste common to choice,
1909 crop, 26(S5c; 102 crop, l.'Jijjr.'Sc: olds, 1M
24c; Pacific coast crop, l63c; 1902 crop, 235
26c; old. 94il4c.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston, 20 to B pounds.
18c; California, 21 to 26 pounds, lo; Texas
dry. U to 90 pounds. 14c.
TALLOWiull; city, 09 per pkg, 4Hc;
country, packages free. 4 Sc.
LEATHER Steedy; acid. 2S42o.
WOOL Firm; domestic fleece, 20We.
PROVI3IONS-Beef steady; family. 99.60
ei0.50: mess. 16 (XVrr6.50; beef hams. 30.0JO
21.60; pscket. 8.5t9.60: city extra India
mess, 14.(ugl.0. Cut meats quiet; pickled
bellies, SS.2&'70: Pickled shoulders. 9U.50;
pickled hams $9.5010.00. Lard dull, western
steamed, $7.00; refined dull; continent, 97.10;
South America, $7.60; compound, $.26
6 ITS. Pork quiet; family. $14 50; short
clesr, $13 2&&14.7S; mess, $1S.OO813.75.
BUTTER Steady ; fresh creamery, 1419
30c: state dairy, common to choice, 1321190.
CHEESE Irregulsr at 6Slle.
EGGS Weak: western storaga selectionj,
lSc; flrwta, 19c.
POULTRY Alive. nominal: dressed,
weak; fowls, 12S13c; turkeys, 16916c.
St. Lomla Orala aad Prvvlstoas.
ST. LOUIS. May 9. WHEAT Higher;
No. t red cash, elerator. nominal; track.
S1.03QP1.07; No. 1 bsrd. 93Sc; July. 96SW
KSc- September, KiSc bid.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, 62c; track,
ll. iu,y- SO asked: September, 47Sc
OATS Firm; No. 2 track, 43c; No. 1
white. 46Sc; July. 6c bid; September,
90SC bid.
FLOl'R Strong; red winter patents, $4.90
6 00; special brands, l&fi26c higher; extra
fancy and straight. $4.604.S6; clear, $3.90
SEED Timothy, steady, $2.40arj.60.
CORNMEAL Steady. $2.40.
BRAN Lower; sacked, east track. 97c
HAY Steady; timothy, $4.0010.46; prai
rie. 98.0069 00.
IRON COTTON TIES-82C
BAOQINO-Sc.
HEMP TWINE to.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady and higher;
Jobbing, $11.76. Lard, steady; prima steam.
98 ITS- Bacon, steady; boxed extra ahorts.
$7 00; clear rlba, I7.37S; short clear. r 5S-
POULTRY Quiet; chlckena, 9c: springs.
$3.00iSa.(iO per doaen; turkeya, 11013c; ducas,
BCTTER Easy; creamery. 17c; dairy,
EGGS Steady at 14c, case count.
Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour, bbls ,5no 6.000
Wheat, bu 31. 00 H.000
Corn, bu,... .....95.OU00 . 96.000
Oats, bu 90,000 90,000
Kaasas City Grala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 9 WHEAT Firm ;
May, 85Sc; July, TSiavSSc; September. 713
71Se; cash. No. I hard, 904c; No. I. 93
tlSc; No. 1 red, tl.OlS'l.tS. No. t, 963Bc;
receipts, 28 cars.
CORN Higher; May, 46Sc; July, 44S
44Sc; September, 42c; cash. No. 2 mixed.
4f61c; No. a, 5f'-3Mc; No. 2 white, V)
sosc; No. a. vtwitMc-
OATS Firm; No. 2 white, 42Sc; No. 2
mixed, 40o.
HAY Steady; chol-e timothy, $10.6011.00;
choice prairie, $8.0068.26.
BUTTER Creamery, 16vffl7c; dairy, 15c.
EGOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
cases returned, 13S; new No. 2 white wood
cases included, 14Sc
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu 2i4u0 S.6u0
Corn, bu 29.900 7.2O0
Oats, bu 6.000 4,000
Phllaaelphla Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Msy 9. BITTER
Steadv, fair demand: extra western cream
ery. 21c: extra nearby prints, 23c.
EOGS Steady; moderste demand: fresh
nearby. 17Sc, at the mark: fresh western,
18c; fresh southwestern, 17Sc; fresh south
ern. 17c. ,
r"Wi.-:ir.KF steady but aulet: New York
Yull creams, choice to fancy, 9e; fair to
good, 9Sc
Vlslble Sspply of Grala.
NEW YORK, May 9 The visible supply
of grain Mav 7, aa compiled hy the New
York Produce exchange, waa as follows:
Wheat. 29.fiH3.O0O bu.; decrease. 864.000 bu.
Corn. i,8?7.000 hiL; decrease. 933.000 bu. Oata,
7.i3,0u bu.; decrease. 1.177,000 bu. Rye. (.
000 bu.; decrease, 41,000 bu. Barley, 2,399,000
bu.; decrease, 216.000 bu.
Minneapolis Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 9 WHEAT May.
93Sc; July, 93So; September. HSc; on
track, No. 1 hard. 97Cc; No. 1 northern,
9Sc; No. 2 nonhern, 94Sc.
FLOUR First patents, IS.Omfi.lO: second
patents. $4.u'6 00; first clears, $3 Uxcf3.60;
second clears. $2.50.
BRAN In bulk. $1.00V11U.
Mllwaakee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 9. WHEAT Firm ;
No. 1 northern, 97Sc; No. t northern, 9w9
$6Sc: old July, STV.C. asked.
RYE Firm; No. 1. 74c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 43c; sampla. 40
ecORN-Steedy; No. t, 60tjS3c; July. 48o,
bid.
Dalatk Grala Market.
DULUTH, Minn.. Msy 9-WHEAT-In
store. No. 1 hard. 96Vc; No. 1 northern,
92Sc; No. I northern, 90Vc; to anire. No.
1 hard. 94Sc; No. 1 northern. 92Sc; No. 2
northern, 'Sc; on track. No. 1 northern.
9-Sc; No. 2 northern, 9uS33Sc; May, .'c;
July. 92Sc: September. 63Sc.
OATS To arrive and on track, 41Sc.
Llversaal Grala as4 t'raTlslaas.
LIVERPOOL. May 9-WHEAT-Spot.
dull; No 1 California. 7a. Futures, barely
steady; Msy, 6s $Sd; July, ts 4Sd; Septem
ber, s SSd.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed, new,
4s 4Sd; American mixed, old. 4s 7d; futures,
quiet; May, 4s $Sd. July, 4s $Sd.
Tales a teed Market.
TOLEDO. May 9 SEED Clovn-, cash.
$8 36: October. 95.70: prime alslks. tnlS;
August. $ bid: prime timothy, $140; Sep
tember timothy, $1 46.
Pearla Grala Market.
PEORIA. May -CORN-Steady ; No. 1
4JSc; No. t, 47c
Srsssratel Apples aad Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK. May 9 EVAPORATED
APPLES Ths market la quiet, but holders
are ooundent and pricee ahow no sign of
softening Prime are quoted at SVtrtc;
choice 'n"7' "'Sf-
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
ren.aln quiet as to demand. w:th tha tone
rkther unsettled. Prices range from tc to
S,- sccordlng to grsde. Apricots sre in
derate demand Choice are quoted at
?iIk- extra choice. lOStlflOSc: fancy. 11
1Tic peaches also rule steady to Arm.
Choice are quoted at TSwVi extra choice.
.NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Apt'h; ia th Iftrktt ibsnt Lut Sit
ufiy' Ebb.
HOPE FOR SPRING TRAFFIC IS L0-T
Declla la Bask Barplas aad Factsrs
Wkleh Caaso It Give Groand
for llelectlua Over tha
Fatare.
NEW TORK. May 9 -There was r.o re
lief today from tne apethy of tne stora
market, wh.cn was ai aouut as 1-w an
eoo as on oa'.urJay. rtepru ot earnings
continue the snowing of a aecilu.ng level
lrom last year, witn a high level t.4 oper
ating expenses remaining In lorce. Ke
porta of coming retrenenments cjn more
than one Important system were current
and some hope waa feu that beuiit woula
result to the net return. Tne nght tip
ward tendency of prices aeemd d-je rather
to tne intermittency nr tne market fol:iw
Ing the decline of last weea than to any
change or sentiment.
lhe oecllne In tha bank surp'.us las: we-?k
and the continuing tactors wnk-n causej
it give ground for reflection over il.e lu-.ure
money market, auhougn l;s iminnulate
ease Is unruttled. The larsl.n ot tne
OiXi.uot) warrant for the innimt cnal pay
ment marks the high ilu of benem on tne
operation to th.n minceu The counter
operations of wlmdrawa. of government
deposits with the bank is o t f.illowed
st once by an additional withdrawal of 1)
per rent of deposits and in June with 10
per cent more. The gold necessary to com
plete the amount of the pur ha.-e muat
aiso go to Parle from New York. The ao
ser.ee In Louisville A Nashville waa owing
to publiehed earnings compared with other
stocks at higher prices. Cunsolidiited Gas
weakened on the belief that the Remeen
gas bill would be vetoed. There were no
movements of general Importance. A re
covery of 'a point In United States Sieel
second M was the feature In the bond
market. Total sales, per value, li.iia.'.ot".
United States 3s registered declined S per
cent on call.
Vhe following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange ytVcrJiiy:
Ba lea. .-i ig n. Low .Close.
J.40U 72S 2 72S
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore st Ohio ....
do pfd
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Chesapeake Ohio...
Chicago A Alton
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western.
Chicago A N. W
C, M. St. P
do pfd
Chicago Term, ac T...
dopfd
C. C. C. A St. L.
Colo. Southern
do let pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware A Hudson..
Del., Lack. & West...
Denver Rio. Grande .
do Dfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley .
do pfd
Illinois Central .
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
K. C. Southern .
do pfd
2.100 7P
"ioo lit"
"iuo -s
7s
iii"
'so"
600 14 15S
MS
7S
s
117
167
s
38
81
15S
100 iti li-. 119
4,000 143S 14?S 141'S
178
100 $S tS
in
71S
loo is 18
62S
100 22S 22S 22
100 15S l'S 158
1UU S 4u' Wt
1.600
700
24 S
63S
244
63
100 7S 7S
ws
ess
14S
tKl
3S4
65
7lS
100 130S 13oS 1W
17S
34
17S
4S
6.U0 10S 107S 10SS
40
200 62
62
Louisville Nashville 4.4U0 1094 107 109
Manhattan L 1.600 14SS 143 143
Met. securities 200 75 75
Met. Bt. Ry
Minn. St. Louis ...
M., St P. aV S. St M.
ao pra
Missouri Pacific 1.100
Mo., Kan. 4k Tex 300
do pfd 800
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
N. Y. Central
Norfolk sV Western...
do pfd
Ontario 4V Western..
Pennsylvania
P., C . C. st. L
Reading
do 1st pfd .......
ao ia pra
91S
38
62
11SS
US
1S
$8
38
114S 116
6S
85S
900 as HS ziS
9.000 114S H4S H4S
68
US
17
96S
too 11s
2.2O0 43S 43
d Dfd 100 BVi
. . r M .
ttoca isiana co i.tio,
J - . a.. P ...
do Dfd l.0
St. L. 4 8. F. Id pfd. 100
St. Louis S. W
do pfd
Southern Partita "$,900
Southern Raliwajr ... 900
ao pra eoo
68V
47S
21
MS
'sss
MS
Texas Pacific 4u0
T.. St. L. sV W
do pfd 100
Union Pacific 8.600
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling tc L. E
Wisconsin Central
do pfd 100
Mexican Central 700
Adams Ex
American Ex
United States Ex......
Wells-Fargo Ex 110 207
Amal. Copper $,600 4$
Am. Car At Foundry
40
7S
681$
477
x
MS
2S
'$sii
64
40
TS
46S
8
307
47H
do Dfd
Am. Cotton Oil 400 SO
do pfd
Am. Ice
do pfd a
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 200 is
do rfd 300 S3
Am. Smelt. 4 Refng.. 200 4S
do pfd 0 96S
Am. Sugar Refng 1.900 1 27S
Anaconda M. Co 310 TBS
Brooklvn R. T toon 8S
Colo. Fuel 4 Iron loo J1S
Consolidated Gas 11900 206
Corn Products 6 0 12S
do pfd l.ono 70
Distillers' Securities.. 600 22Vi
GenersI Electric
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
do Dfd
National Lead 900
North American 100
Pacific Mall 2J0
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car 300
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel
do pfd 200 40T, 40,
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal 4 Iron.... 400
U. S. 1 eat her lm
do pfd 300
U. 8 Realty fino
do pfd 1,700
1 B Rubber (HO
do pfd tl
U. S. Steel 1.300
do pfd 13,400
Weatlncbousa Electric
Western Union 600 R 8?S
Northern Securities
Total sales for ths day, 119.600 shares.
29
us
93
49
95
75
45S
9S
85
22Vi
IRS
MS
26S
1S
94S
S
27S 2S
,
90
7
69S
18S
84S
10
Sf.
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sn
21S
68
47H
13
22
25S
&'Z
M
91 H
18
37S
39
TS
220 .
1H0
103 1
206
4714
16
70
28S
89
18S
MS
49
95
.27S
76
454
31 S
206
10S
88
2"S
158
6SS
74
IDS
HI
28
rS
s3
4S
18
77S
S5
s
79S
. ,i
8'4 7
59 V 69S
16
s
10
60S
irJ!
8H
15S
MS
1
66
IVostoa Stock Qaotatloas.
BOSTON. May 9 -Call loans, 23H per
cent; time ioans. 3QHS per cent. Official
closing or atocaa ana oonas
Atrklxm s4J. 4
91 fW'Mttns commaa
oa HBTiman
Mm. Cntral 4a S Alloues
Atrkltoa aml(inuit4 ....
io Bit S4t Aaarlras ttat ..
Boitoe A Alhanr 44 lAtlantlc
Bostoa aula 14T Blnghaia
Bosa Klerated ...141 til a Herla
rttrhborg t4 lit Tentennlsl
M Ceotrsl i Copper itaaae ...
K. T.. ti H. 4 H. .lll4) D4l M
Per MsrqixtU 7" Donlnloa Coal...
Colon PsrIBc S4 .rrarklla
Amer. Ar(. C ... 144 Craarjr
so pit 7H lata Rorals
Am, rnmt. Tab... 4 Man Mlaln
Anar. iusar 17 Hu-Miaa
to ftt 1 Mnhata
A mar. T A T lJMa Mont. C A 0..
Amar. Woolac I0 OK Ponlniea ...
it pit 74H Oaoaola
Pomlotoa I. 4 tl Parrot
Edlaoa Klse. Ill SSS Qulnrr
Oaueral Elartrts 1M Shaanoa
Mass. Klactrle l('Titnarack
TI TrtnHy
V Mining ....
IIS V. . Oil
KH4 I'tak
IS Victoria
It laiaona
H4 Wol'anna
PI
Mass. Oaa
t iliad Pmlt
Vnltaa 9bo Mark..
4o pfd
C Staal
So pld
Bid. Aaksd
... 77
::: i
... 4S
...
... I
... 1
...4M
...
...41
... 11
... W
... 1
I 1S-14
...
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... 41,
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... Id
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... tn
... 71
... 98
... t
... tn
... .
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... I'Jii
covered. Americana closed quiet,
eigners and kafhrs were djli.
For-I
Farelga IlsaaslaL
BERLIN, May 9 Trading on tba Bourse
today was dull and prices wars weak, es
pecially Russian government securities
Excharge oa London. 2om 4?SPge for
checka. Dlaooutit rates, shorts blhs and
three mouths bills. $ per cent.
PARIS. May 9 Prlcea on the Bourse to
day were heavy on the continued decline
in Russian securities. Internationals were
In a stats of general reaction. At the close
pricee were feeble Russian Imperial 4s
closed at ex. 7a Rio Times Inst 17f. The
private rate of discount was 16-16 per cent
Three per cent rentes, 9f 60c for the sc
eount. Exchange on London, 25f 11 Sc for
checks.
LONDON, May 9 Ths supply of money
In the market tory waa abundant and
rates were easy. There was an mrreaxd
demand owing to the payment of Inatail
menu of the Indian f tan and Canadian
Paclf.c debentures of $2,600 () each. The
Japanesa loan claimed much attention and
the prospectus is swatted keenly. Consols
sued off at fust, tut subsequently rs-
Stw Vark Mosey Msrket.
NEW YORK. May 9 MnNEY-On call,
easr nt 11' pr cent. r-rg ar4
oft-red st IS P' rnt Time 1 .ra.. essr
and dull; six'v days. 2r, p.-r cent; ntnt
dav. 2'';l-'S Pef cent; six months, U?S
rVltlMK MERCANTILE TArER-cSfilS
' sruVii.:?"f4 ExniAXfiE-Hnw, with
scvjhI b-.ir:ness In trl"r b'u at 18. f
47 t" demand and rt i krvg w for
sixty das oi.is. Poi.: rmes $4 S'.-f
4 SS ar.d $4 "5. Conimer lm rllla $4 64.
SILVER Har. 58-; Mft'mn dol.ara. 44',c.
RONDP Government. easier; railroad
t. nOa, irregular.
The dosing quotations on con da ars as
follows .
r s trf. h. ri .. 11 ,Vahtun r. g ts .lUS
do coupon
do k. rag
Ct cv.&on
V lMe central 4 l
do :r. t 114
..10 M ;n !! I, 4s ... Hi
do see 4a. rag IMS M . K s T. 4s.
4f.
1U do It
...lfl . H F. o k e. 4
...I"? In T. C. g l-aa...
looaja N. i. C. s
... 1 .No Pa-IBc 4a
... do la
.. .1C1W N W. r 4a
... Sn-a O S L 4i par..
...l'' Penn (Mir. it ...
... 71S'Radlrs sen 4i....
.!: S Ltl Mr. la lit'
IS ... 74 St L. S r. tr 4a. II
... ' ft L. S W. Is 4V
I.. M. a H f. g 4s. lot ,Saboard A L. 4s ... 4
I A N w. r. : .. ! o. par-idc 4a Sl4
C , H. I. 4 P. 4a.... 70 So Rallaajr M
do fol 41 IV Tei a P
do coupe o
do old 4a, reg
do rouon ...
Af'hlson gen
do id. 4
Atlantic C. L. 4a
b a n 4s
do S
Cer'ra: of Oa.
do let Inc
I lea a Onto 4W
(.: o A
C . B. 4 Q
7"S
v
1
104 V4
7S
r C C. 6 St. L I 4i lon T . 8t L
Chit ago Tar. 4.
Con. tobaceo da....
Colo. 4 Bo. 4a
D A R O 4.
Erie prior Ilea 4..
do gen 4
F W. a D. C. li..
Hark VaMer d'ai..
L A N unl. 4i ....
offered.
. lit
..ll'4
4 w. 4a.. TO
an IVnlon PiclBf
. 1 00 coot.
. US V. S 8teel Id . .
. sv Wihaah U
. do dab B
. M't W. L E. 4i
Wli Central 4s
.10T' C0i0. F 4 1. e. ti.
IMS
loft
s
TI
1H1
'S
se
so
714
London stork Market.
LONDON. May 9 Closing:
Conoli. moner ... .W K. Y Central HIS
do a count II II-II Norfolk 4 W M
Anicontla 3Ta do pfd Po
Atrhlaon "4'Ontrlo 4 W II
do pfd Pt.v 1 PannTianla SA14
Baltlmora 4 Ohio "S Rand Mlnaa I S
rl4nn Paclftc lM-a Haadmg US
Chn 4 Ohio II do lat pfd 40
Chlrafo Ot Weatern 14 do td pfd 51
C. M. 4 St. p HH Ao Raiivar 11S
OeBean 1 do Pfd S4S
D. 4 R. O. 9tS So Prin- 4s
do pfd 7i Vsion Paclflc
Erie M do pfd t1
do lit pfd 15 r. a stael 10s
do Id pfd -s do pfd 64S
Illlnoli Central UHi Wituih US
L 4 N 110s do pfd IS
M . K. 4 T ITS 9rnlih 4 IIS
SILVER Bar. firm, 25 13-16d per ounce.
MONEY 1S1T2S per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2S per cent; for three
ninths' bills, 2S2 $-18 per cent.
Sew York Mining: Storks.
NEW TORK, May 9. The followln
the closing prices on mining stocks
Adams Coo...
Alloa
Breeee
Bniniwirk Con...
Comatork Tunnel
Con. Cal. 4 Vs.
Horn Silver
Iron SUrer
Leadnila Con.....
a
.. is
. . 4
.. it
-.175
..m
..170
.. 8
Little Cktef
Ontirlo
Opolr
Pnnenlx
Potoal
Hara(
8lerrm Narada
Small Hopes .
Standard
K are
... 8
.. .15
...til
... t
... IT
... U
... 47
... U
...110
Condition of the Treaaary.
WASHINGTON, May 9 Today s stats
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, extluslve of the $190.O00.0J0 gold
reserve In the division of redemption
shows: Available cash balance, $218,772,
372; gold, $1'J0,719.417.
Rank CI es rings.
OMAHA. May 9. Bank clesrinrs for to
day. $1,318.27.35; an increase of $41.630 81
over the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and taotatleaa oa
Staple and Fancy Prodace.
EOGS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock. 15Sc; Including cases, 18c.
LIVE POULTRY Heus. 10c; roosters,
8010c: turkeys, 13c; ducks. 9Sc; geese. Sc.
BCTTER packing etock. 12Sc; choice to
fancy dairy. I&SI80; separator, 204521c
FRESH FISH-Trout. 14c; pickerel, Se:
pike, 12c; perch, eSc; tiaerish, 12c; white
fish, 14c; salmon, lie; haddock. 10c; cod
fish, 12c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster, boiled,
per lb, 30c; bullheads, lie; catflsn, 1314c;
black bass, 0c; halibut, 11c; crapples, 12c;
herring, 6c; roe shad, vie;, shad roe, $6c;
small clscoes, 10c.- . r -
BRAN Per ton, $19.00.
HAY' Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, $8.00; No. 2, $7.50; medium, $7.U0; coarse,
$6.60; rye straw, $5.00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
TROPICAL FRUITB.
ORANGES Navels, choice. all sixes,
$2.50; fancy navels, all sixes, $2.75, Mediter
ranean sweets, ail sizes, $2.2o; Jaffa, ail
sixes. $2.50.
LEMONS California fancy, $00 to 263,
$3 5t; choice. 240 to 270, $3,0043.75.
CALIFORNIA FIGS Per 10-lb cartons,
65c; imported Smyrna, S-crown, 12c; 6
crown, 14c; 7 -crown, l&c.
BANANAS Per medium slied bunch,
$2.(ioe25n; Jumbo, $2.7503.25.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs, $2;
per lb. In 6v-lb boxes, 5c; Oriental stuffed
dates, per box, $2.40.
I'INEAPPLES-ln era tea of 24 to 42 par
crate, $3.00.
FRVITS.
APPLES Oregon fancy Ben Davis, par
box, $1.5u; New York export Russets and
Baldwins, $4 00
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas, per 24-qt
case, $2.753.00.
VFC-ETABLES.
FOTATOES-Colorado, $120; Dakota, per
bu., $1.15: new Bermuda potatoes, per bbl ,
$5.U0; new Texas Red stock. In sacks, per
lb., 3c; early Ohio seed, northern, per bu.,
$125.
NAVY BEANS Per bu $2.15412.25.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 50-lb. crsts, $2 CO.
CABBAGE California, per lb., $c;
tcuthern, per crate, $3.50.
CUCUMBERS-Per dcx.. $1..
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crats.
fancy, $i00: choice, $1.75.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, 35dJ0c.
LETTUCE Top lettuce, per dosen, 4&0
50c.
TURNIPS Southern, per dos. 45c
BEETS Southern, per dos., 75c.
CARROTS Southern, per dor, 76c.
PARSLEY Per dog., 40c.
BEANS Wax. per bu. box. $3.00; string,
per bu. box. $2 00.
SPINACH-Per bu., $1.0031.25.
A SPARAGU8 Per doxen bunches, 46P;50c
GREEN PEPPERS-Per 6-t.sket crats.
$2.fKJ.
EGG PLANT Per dox . $1.00.
fcWUASH Florida simmer, per dox., $1.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wlsoonsin twins, full cream.
He; Wisconsin Young America. 12c; block
6wiss, 18c; Wisconsin brick, 13Sc; Wiscon
sin limberger, 13c
CIDER Per bbl.. $550; per S bbl.. kVS5;
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; No. 2 green, $c:
No. 1 salted, 7c: No. 2 salted, tc; No. 1 real
calf, 9 to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal calf, 12
to 15 Iba. 6Sc; dry salted hides. Wg2c
sheep pelts. UfiT.c; horsehldes, $1.6O$?2 60.
HORSERADISH Per crate ot $ dozen
packed. SOc.
NUTS-Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb .
15c; hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per lb.. 13c; No. 2 hard ahell, per lb., l?c;
Jtecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, par lb..
Go; peanu'a. per lb . 6c: roasted peanuts,
per lb., ociChill walnuts. Lefl3Sc: large
hickory nuts, per lb., 11c; almonds, soft
shell, per lb., l&c: hard ahell. Uc; shell
barks. per bu., $2 60; black walnuts, per
bu . $1.28.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May 9 WOOL Territory and
pulled wools are quiet and generally etendv.
The market for foreign wools Is firm.
Leading quotationa are: Idaho, fine, 14S3
15c; heavy fine. 134il4Sc: fine medium. 163
15Sc; medium, lfr"oi7". low medium. 1718o.
Wyoming, One. 14SiilnSc-. heavy fine. 13
ISSc; fine medium. 15515; low medium,
lSuliic. Utah and Nevada, fine, 13J13SC;
fine medium. :5ttl8c; medium, lillic; low
niedlum. 154120c. Dakota, line, li18c; fine
medium, 1'j18Sc; medium. VitVtc: low
medium. ln?2tic Montana, fine. ihlSc;
fine average. 17S'1c; fine medium, choice,
lirl9c; average. Iffl7c; staple, 18ffl9c; me
dium choice 119e.
8T. I-OUI8, May 9 -WOOL Active: me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 17S21c;
light finf. It'SlTc; heavy fine. 12t14o; tub
washed, angzic.
LONIr)NT May 9 WOOL The offerings
at the wool suction sales today amounted
to 13.&94 lialea. A fine selection of cross -brerts
sold spiritedly, principally to home
and German buyers at higher prices Amer
icans secured good lota. Cape of Good
Heps and Natal was firm, chiefly on con
tinental demand, and a few parcela were
bought for America. Following are the
aalea in detail: New South Wales $ 9
hales; scoured, lldtjlslftd: greasy. l,.Ax
Is 2d yueenaland 1 bales; scoured, Sd
fclaTUd: vreasv. $SJ(10d. Victoria 9 HO
' t.lee. gcctired. 10d'ils lud: greasy. 6VJ
la $sd. South Auatrana J.tsJ naiea; acoured.
Ud'(ns7d: gretsv. Stlid Cape of Good
Hope and Natal bales; scoured, dfl
ls6d; greasy. 6S6S1-
Try Ceods Market.
NEW YORK. May 9 -DRY GOODS The
market Is without special feature aa far aa
orders are concerned. Sellers srs disin
clined to name prices until they sre sura
ths trade Is willing to eomraencs opera-Uona.
OttAUA LIVE S10CI MARtvEI
Ctt' Bteip'i Very L'ght t.d Priwi
Hell Tu'j Ctdj..
HOGS AVERAGED A LiTTLE STRONGER
Pkeep Receipts ot Exeesslre, bat
ttaallty Was Inferior and Market
Skewed So Quotable Change
frosa Laat Week's Close.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 9. 194.
Receipts were: Cattle. H"gs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.271 &.l) 4. 9 9
Same day last week iKH 6.2J3 8.MJ
Sams day week before.. 4.2e . 2.962
Same three weeks ago.. 4.316 7.U4 0.
Same four weeks sgo... 4. 3.242 8.2
Same day laat year 2.487 5.372 1.1.6
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, bogs and sheep at boula UmnA fur
the year 10 oats with comparison with last
er: 1&.4. i. Ir.a
Cattla 3o0.0C 4.a.4 3..
Hra ew.iu M4. ;.;6
etttvff 6iI.8oJ 4T3.914 1:57,47
Avctage prices paid for r.oga at South
'.'maha fur ths iast several da) a with comparison:
1
t tc aa it Uii A 0
t ... . m 1 1 1 j .i
COLOR M'"
11 feeder". 11 3 in 'i rreicrs 3 75
98 feeders . 1I4 4 '16
Ht-tlS There w,4s a mc-Jcrate 1,11 if
hogs here tills mornirg and the tnlity tr
the offering po rcr tlun lur tme
time imsl. tMhr markets wrre Iv
quoted steady, but the Itrtal Oemsnd here
aas sufficient to ft rce prices up Remit ;.c. i
Trading was fairiy active on tne betier .
weight hugs and practl' l'y iv. rjih ng ot
that deecripiit-n . llp,'ed if al an
early hour. There were a ptwl m.n Itaht
and common hogs lncl.itlctj in the re .pt
arid packers a ere very slnw to h i ti thut
class and salesmen had a liatd time t'
dlpoe of th-m at ary price. The f,t
thnt the less desirable loads acre Iclt un-
ti! the last made the mitrkft appear to he 1
closing slow and weak lhe MK of tne
g-xxi-a-eight hogs soli from tt tn It.',
with a lod at 34 72S and a bunch of ch l.-e
heaw hogs aa high as 94 7V The lltM atid
common loads went frcm 14 6JS doan. Rep
resentative sales:
ss rr. No
41 IM 8i.
Itady: M. . 13.;:4ilJT; Jttn.
14 l.tu t4 is. : .tiait. in 1
11,1'-; Ot lo.wr,
iip it r. 11 1 1 , 1 . '
11 e.'Vill.iiJt. , Lfc
N - en tter.
11 mo.
. lS;fllS9:
' 1 :;: ;:t : 8s p.
11 lTtjll iv.-;
nil-ti. 11. ".t j
Data. 1 !X4.lJW.lfe2.lMl.ri9u0.1UBM.jl8M.
April 18
April li
April W
April ii.
April 13..
Apru u..
April 34..
April
April 26..
April it..
AptU 23..
April 2..
Asrll 30..
May 1....
May I....
May $..
May 4....
Msy 6....
May ....
May 7....
May $ ....
May 9....
4 79SJ
4 7 I
4 91
4 ilr,(
4 lis!
Si
4 . 1
4 its
4 T1SI
S
4 a.
4 58
4 5641
SI
4 tvi-,
4 6iSl
4 MS,
I
4 67SI
1 14
141 6 9
I 1 t
7 10, I
J 1 .-I 88
T 04 6 98
7 011 4 8b
t t i
04. J Ua,
"
IK, I
6 Mj 7 97
H, 7 9
6 94 ) 6 tsai
4 83 4 kO,
75 7 91;
I 7 Oil
T&! I
6 72, 7 03;
6 68! 6 98,
6 83 1 6 93 1
6 8a, 7 Vl
8 42; 7 (JB
6 k4t
kj
$ 86,
I 90
4 90
SKI
Ml
f S4'
$ 71i
6 72:
5 64;
V,
5
6 t4,
5 86.
49) I 68
I4l 71
t 45, $ 7&I
5 4. J m
' Tii
96
$ 3 $ 87
k an, I t
4 4 bsi
4 t'
( I7 $ 69
I ,
t$2; 1
5 26 $ 61 1
I 18, $ te
5 li 3 do
t $41 3 58,
22 8 2
I I 64-
5 21, i
5 l'l 3 6-t,
i 12, 3 (6,
et
$ 81
$ 83
li
t 84
$ 74
$71
i M
3 ;
$ '
$ 79
J S3
a
$ 90
3 87
$ 93
I Kft
I 93
3 9V
3 89
2a 6j 27
ii 1.UU4 7.0
611 M 1..4
Hoi 1,22.. 1,141
84
l.'tt-l
132
s
2 ,.
17
113 ,.
lvo
40
20
12V
Hi
83 .... 638
Indies tea Sunday.
The offklal number of cars of stock
or.'ught In icday by each road was:
Cal lie. liogs. 8h p. H a.
C. M. dt St. P. Ry 13
Union Pac. System.. 14 Li 6
C. N. W. ny 6
K., E. 4k M. V. R. R. 49 17 2
C. Bt. P., M. 4 O.... li $ 4
b. A M. Ry i la b 1
C, JB. & Q. Ry 2
rv. v. at ot. j 11 .. .. ..
C. R. I. A P. east.. 1 2
CHI A P waat 11
Illinois Central 1
Chicago U. W 5 2
Total receipts ....142 61 17 1
The disposition of the dsy's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaalng ins num
ber of bead Indicated:
Buvera. Cattle. Hoes. Sheeo.
vjmana facaing CO
Swift and Company
Cuaahy Packing co
Armour A Co
Swift, from country
Armour Cc, S. City.,
Lobman tc Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill 4k iluntzinger
Huston tc Co ,
Hamilton at Ro'.hschild
tt. F. H'isx
Wolf A Muman
Hobblck B
S. tc a. Co
J. B. Root & Co
Other buyers
Total 2,424 5,161 4.163
CATTLE There was a small run of rattle
reported this morning snd of that number
about forty-six cars were billed through,
so that ths actual numoer on sale was
about the smallest that has been offered on
a Monday for several months past. Pack
ers, though, did not get excited at all and
the market showed comparatively little
change from the close ot last week.
The steer market was only fairly active,
with prices steady on the general run of
the offerings. Something desirable In the
way of handy weight cattle may have sold
a little stronger, but aside from tha better
grades there was no quotable improvement.
Packers did not act as though they were
anxious for any great number, so that
salesmen were unabls to advance the mar
ket to any extent. Chicago and other mar
kets had fairly liberal runs, with a steady
market, and that aiso prevented a material
advance at this point. As there were com
paratively tew cattle on saie a gooa clear
ance was made at an early hour.
The cow market waa fully steadv. The
same as usual the better grades of light
weight cows and heifers were In the great
sat demand, snd in some cases undoubtedly
sold a little stronger than they did at the
close of laat week. As high as $410 and
$4.15 waa paid for heifers. The medium
grades of cows and heavier weights were
only about steady and canners and cutters
were neglected.
Bulls. Veal calves and stags sold in just
about the same notches they did last week.
There was a fairly good demand for
stockers and feeders and anything desirable
was picked up at an early hour at ruiiy as
good prices as were paid last week. There
were some Colorado feeders on sale, but as
there hsve been none like them here of late
It Is Impossible to quote a market on them.
Common trsshy cattle were In limited de
mand the same as usual. Representative
sales:
Ka.
4
8
1
4
4
11 ,
II
II
II
1
1
1
1
It -
41
1
10
II
il
to
II
(
1
16
II ....
110....
tl
10
6
BEEF
STEERS.
Ka
Av. rr. No. A. Ft.
847 I BJ 14 11SI 40
Tl 4 00 1 list 4 40
1040 4 04 Sfl 14fl 4 40
1110 4 00 ti lOM 4 41
101 4 10 91 11SI 4 48
Ml 4 18 14 1171 4 41
714 4 16 II UII 4 48
1180 4 90 11 1111 4 80
1U4 4 90 14 lull 4 40
M4 4 10 II 1(40 4 HI
1110 4 M : 1XM 4 88
1110 4 S 14 II? 4 (4
ISO 4 M 1 MSI 4 M
140 4 18 41 IITI 4 U
M IH 1111 4 40
1144 4 18 43 1U7 4 10
W IK II 1171 4 SO
Ml 4 90 40 1271 4 10
ISM 4 K 94 lilt 4 SO
JIM 4 10 1 1100 4 40
1118 4 U IT 1411 4 00
1141 4 18 II U4 4 48
ll4 4 38 II lilt 4 i
1071 4 18 tl ltll 4 70
1141 4 88 17 1M7 4 TS
1011 4 4Ii M 1441 4 Tl
1041 4 4S 11 !M 4 1
1314 4 4 l 1343 4 JO
8TEER8 AND COWS.
117 4 1 l 1"T 4 40
1114 4 10 il 1140 I M
A IK
"BTEER8 AND HEIFERS.
1 . . 817 I SO 1 1017 4 SO
,1 ... sal I so :j mil 4 ae
!::::: ' uCows. 1,11 440
a .. .1180 I T6 1 1180 I 80
1 .......1040 I 78 i 1H0 46
," .. lilt I 00 1 1M0 I (8
1 '"' 1104 I IS I I7U 8 41
J'- 140 I I 1" 1141 I 40
1 "' 1110 I 96 1 1144 I TO
!' " IN IK 1 40 I 75
I'- 84(1 3 IS 1 1170 I ',
J 1110 I 1 1110 I Tl
J" 1187 I 1 I to
, 1011 40 I l'l I 80
1 ' 160 I 4U 1 If I .
J' laO I 40 tl 110J SO
' 1170 I 80 I lino 1 18
j " 11.10 I 80 1 1100 I 88
5" 1040 I 80 1 9t I I
7 " Ill I 80 1 1044 I II
t Ill I 80 6 1110 8 88
. ' ltm I 88 8 1100 I 0
1 ' 1170 I 40 I lit 4 0J
' 1103 I 80 1 1IM 0i
no 1 40
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1018 8 80
1 HEIFERS.
4 848 I 80 11... ITT I 88
J" 110 1 TO I IH 4 00
."' 178 8 TS 4 841 4 08
J' 1060 I W II 4 114
i' " 840 8 tl 4 101S 4 10
g" TM IH f SIT 4 10
I"" T84 I T6 4 in 4 10
K ""bulls: lw0 iU
1800 I 1 178 I 80
1800 I 00 1 1(10 8 40
J' " 1OS0 3 11 I... 140 I 10
1 " lukJ I IS 1 1S40 I 80
1" 1400 8 II 1 1100 8 84
I 1170 I S 1 810 I as
1 1440 I Si 1 1110 I 71
1" U I 18 1 1410 I 71
i' 1470 I 40 1 1440 I 71
1 1444 I 80 I ISoO 8 88
"" 170 I 80 1 IISO 4 00
"calve. "w "
. to 8 ou 1 140 1 so
I'"'- IW 4 00 1 110 I Ou
I "" loo ,4 so I no s o
T "" 1M 4 8 I ! I 14
J'" 110 4 78 1 I' S ii
' Ill 8 00 1 10 8 8
J 114 I SO 4 1.1 I 14
i ' 140 I SO 1 188 4 14
1 110 8 0 1 140 8 18
1 180 8 1 11 8 88
J' 10 I Ot 4 141 8 88
; 1M "STAGS
1 in 1 so
STOCKEKd AND FEEDERS.
1 410 I 71 II 8 TO
M l 81 44 1 74
. '. 1111 I 18 8 IH I
S 840 I IS i '! 8 8
4 T7T I li I fl 8 45
S 84 8 88 8 IS
4 8.1 8 SO 81 777 4
I S I SO 8 81 (M
4 WO I 84 U 811 I It
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ll
ra
17.
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84
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17..
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. 111
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. .171
. .::7
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10
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4 4.1
4 80
4 8"
4 -."4
4 i
4
4
4 :.
4 4-
4 4
4 U
4 4o
4 -4
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4 4i
4 ii
4 M
4 4
4 M
4 7t,
4 47
4 7 ',
4 47,
4 47 ,
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4 "'a
4 7',
4 t.'t
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4 47j
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4 1
4 70
4 71
4 70
4 :
4 78
4 :
4 TO
4 7"
240 4 7"
4 7n
4 71
4 7"
4 7"
I 70
4 70
4 7"
4 70
4 7
4 7-v,
4 T5
4 7S
40
4'1
40
10
740
41
4"
4
81
IM
SHEEP There was a flr:y good run cf
shetp hero this morplng I ,r t .e lime of
ear, but :l,e guamv mas ii.ferior, 1:111 ns
a result p er dlil n-'t ;aKe hrM with
any life. Ucod Huff olcl wltho'it much
truuble at eit-Hdy pikes, tut when it came
to common Kinds the market wiis v-iy
dull. Still, the prices paid frr 1. early
everything on sale rhotvod but little clwi i;i
from the close of )a.t week. Tht-ie e:e
some wool lambs effered giKl enough to
bling $5 i0 nnd clipped lambs sold up to
UH There were no good ewes or wethers
Offered.
yuotatlons for clipped stock Good to
choice lambs. So.&XJo fc; fair to grvod lambs,
$0 Otvgi 60; good to choice wooled iambs.
15.5(6.75; fair to good wooled lambs, $6 no
6.50: good to choice vearllns or aethers,
$1 nrs.!5; feir to good yearlings or wet), era,
84.7w5?6.00; good to choice ewes, $4 70fcl.9u;
fair to good ewes, $4.4004.70.
Representative sales:
No.
1 wooled -.earllng
$8 wooled lambs
10 weatern cull ewes
15 western culls
W western cuils
IH western ewes
140 western wethers
StO western feeder .imbi
IS Colorado wooled ewes
''2 western ewes
2ri western eea
77 western wethers
17S western wethers
694 western iambs
40 western lambs
80 western yearlings
45 western yearlings
92 western lambs
i9 Colorado wooled lambs...
430 Colorado wooled lambs...
Av Pr.
l.) 6 .V)
W 6 oO
s: S uo
Si 3 W
M $ ou
4 r.
S6 4 &0
58 4 51
in 4 5)
95 4 b"
87 4 75
1 4 75
M 4 76
7 6 15
t6 b 15
87 5 :o
M & 40
42 6 &)
77 6 &
77 6 50
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKKT
Market 9teady to Weak and Receipts
Are Proportionately I-are.
CHICAGO, May 9.-CATTI-E Receipts.
14.0,10 head, Including 226 Texans: market
steady to weak: gf.od to prime steers. 85. 'HI
S 40; poor to medium, t.cij4 4t; stockers
and feeders, $.1.0i3M.4O: cov.s, $1.,4 4ii;
heifers, $2Xif4.tl: tanners, $1.5oig2.6y; bulls
$2.OOg4.10; calves, $2.5t5.o(i; Texae-fel
steers. $4. (004.40.
HOOS Receipts, 33.1m head; estimated to
morrow, 20.000 nead; market steady; mixed
snd butcher. $4.7CkM.82H ; good to choice
heavy, 84 807i4.92H: rough heavy, $4. 65 34. 75;
light. $4 6VS4.8.1; bulk of sales, $4.75414. ST..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3ft.W0
head; market steady to easy: Inmbs stead
to easy; good to choice wethers. $4 QMib.K;
fair to choice mixed. $3.5fii4.0o; western
sheep, $401,06.25; flipped native lambs. 84 25
$4.76: clipped western lambs, $4.5"'S5.75;
wooled western lambs, $6.0ig.9O.
Kew York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. May 9. BEEVES Receipts,
$,488. head. Market for steers active nnd
inc higher: ' bulls snd thin cows, steady;
medium snd good cows, shade lower: steers.
$4.605.20; no choice here: tail-ends. U8u.
bulls, $3.754.20; cows, ti.004jj.8f.. Cablsa
quoted live cattle higher st USUVc ter
lb., dressed weight; sheep, steady at -5T
13c, dressed weight. Exports tomorrow, 8T.0
cattle, 1,10 sheep and 4.2u0 qjatters t f
beef.
CALVES-Recelpts. 7.129 head. Market fAc
higher; email. 75c higher; veals. $3.1W5.7t;
choice. (.i8Kl4.00; cults and little calves,
I! 5043.00; city dresaed veals, firmer al
8&8Hc per lb.; country dressed, 4'-fl7c.
HOGS Reeelpta. 9.756 head. Market for
prime state hogs bsrely steady at $5.8.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.614
head. Market for sheep, steady; clipped
'.ambs, firm to 15c hlgr.er; spring lambs,
steady: wooled theep, $40ft,go60; clipped,
$3.SK6.O0; culls, $3 00: no choice sheep here;
unshorn lambs, A.Wftl 25; clipped fi 26"8
8 50; clipped C Jlls. $4.504i 00; spring larnos,
$3.2S6.00 per head.
Kansas City l.lrf Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, May 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6 8u0 head, Including 600 southerns.
Market steadv; export and dressed beef
steers, $4.75. 26; fair to good. 94.0t84 V:
western led steers, 4.0Va4 7t; stockers and
feeeders, f3.4.75; southern steers, $3 if
4. 16: southern cowl, 3.2o'u4.00; native cows,
$2 (K34 25; native heifers. $J.2.v;,4 d ,; bulls.
$2.&oa,3 "; calves. 25c lower, $2 TftS 50.
HOiS Receipts. 7,0X) head. Market was
steady; top, $4.85; bulk of sales, $4.'V,'di
4 82V,; heav, $4.7o'5'.V: packers.
$18l't: rigs and light, $4 00 4.70.
SHEFT AND LAMr.S-Rec'Ipts
heed Market 6s hlahcr: native
$5.6OWJ0; western Itmba, $5 06.86; fed
ewes, $4 6otT5.6t: yearlings. $4 ;6"5 io; Texas
clipped sheep, $4 6"Ki;4.70; stocltem snd feed
ers, $3.5o.4.60.
St. Loals Live Stork Market,
ST. LOl'IS. Mav 9. CATTLE Recti pt s,
i.(nH) head, including 3u0 Texans. Native
shipping snd export steers, 84.5"i7S75:
dressed beef and butchers' steers, $4 ?
$6f; steers under 1.000 lbs , $4.0041 25; stor k
ers snd feeders, $3 254.it6; cews and heif
ers. $3 5oy6.ufi; canncrs, $2 102.50; b.iils,
$2 754 00; calves $.' 6"5.0O; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.7iV4.75; tows and heifers,
$.' 5'tftS 50.
HOGS Receipts. 8,000 head. Market wns
strong to f.c higher; Pigs snd lights, $4 V) It
4.75: packers. $4 in; butchers' and best
heavv. 14.1894 95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, EDO
head. Market etronr; native muttons. $4 00
4j-6.5rt: lam(s, $&.0uw7.00: culls and bucks,
$3 5.."bC00. stockers, $2.76(33 60.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 9 CATTLE Receipts,
$.039 head. Market 10c higher than Thurs.
dav: natlvea, $42fJSS4; cowa and heifers,
$2 "MM 71; sto kera and feeders, $3 25'j4.3S.
HOIS Receipts. .'"h head. Market was
steady; light. $4. 704(4. TTV; medium and
heavy. 4.77'4,;4 R5.
SHEEP AND LAMBB Receipts, nr.!
head. Maravt stciSy; sliorn wthers. $S2S;
lambs, U$ic iowcr; ' astern iltcp, H 6j.
Sloas City l ive stork Market,
FIOUX CITT. Ia May 9 fSpeclal Tele.
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 2 Ouu; market.
d
00
$4 70JT
4
lambs.
Metal Market.
NK YORK. May - MKTALS-Tin
br. ke 1hi1I- in l.onxn t "liy fpvt U..-i
8,1 i- ,i,fr at 8.1... I.' a'.d fui.irra v..
A-li li.wer hi 11.4 1'-. irtjlly the n.ar
k, ! w.ts ta.y. in sm;.ith, an, I i l,ed t
2,'.5n"i.T.8,'. Ci'prer v.a ai.-o a llt'lc loae
in Ix'iiucii. ci'.Mng at a u-'chne ii u- i .
i s 1st b, th i-nt nnd lutnres. The
Iocs; coj.per markrl Is yulct and jn
changed. Imk i quoted M II.', Vi, electro
lytic at $1.1 UVa I t :. and casting at $12 8;
tU.l.i,. La nil declined Is 31 to A Ik
in l. iidoi,. but leniiincel uiK iitliK'U l,e.
.4t 94 fW-y 4 tif.. Pp. 'lt r was dull ,uid u ..
han.d at l,.v.' ; M in I, ndnu and at $." 2t
- in Hie ,o.-,! market Iron cloe.l at
4. in Glasgow and at 44 6.1 In M ddlea
boro, ,gli Locallv Iron Is unchanged; N,
1 I'ouniiiy i.'-rilicrn is nuoU'd $.5.2.-J
IX. 75; .N.i. 2 foundry northern. $ll.7:il.". 2
N.i. 1 lourdry s .vitl.ern and No. 1 fo-ndrj
soirhcr'i M-f'. I.t '"'all '
ST. l.i.il'i4, Mnv 8 -MET l.P-Ied,
firmer at 81 Spelter, dull at $o 0.
tills and Hoaln.
NEW YORK. May 9 01I.S-"'ttonecd.
easy, p'lir. , n nominal; prime y !,
2iljc. I't tnl",,m. cas t fre.l New York.
88 l'hll.nlelt.l.1.1 and tl iltimore. 881"
R' 'S I N--Stead ; alned. , im'H"n to
g-1. il ,7 '. Turpentine, firm. .ji9 .
SAVANNAH. M-iv 9 -RfSiN-Kll in. A.
P. o, I:""- . $.; k. J-'iv.: F. $i.70; t;.
12 75; H, $.'.75; I. $. .; K. $..!. M. $: a; N.
..5; Wli. $.1 55; WW. M .
ell. CITY, May ?-11,F -Credit bilarres
Jl 1.2; crrtillciites. no l.U . shipments. 14.) fc.a
I bis.; aver.ige, 7i O 1 b ; runs. 143.114
bWe : ax eraxe. TT, 74 b'is phipinerts lima,
IK.i'13 bbls ; average. 57 W4 bl Is : runs Lima.
K'J.-'TI bbls.; averaiic. bpla.
agar and Molasses.
N K Y YOLK. Mav 8 . sn,AR-Rw.
firm: lair rerlnlrr. ! M; molasses sugar,
3l-32r. Hnned, firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Mav -Sl'GA II Ma
kfi steadv: on keelo. 2&9 S-l'lc; open
kettle centrifugal. tivS'; centrifugal white.
4LW4'Si ; eliows. $hiS4.': seends, :S',
3-V-
MOIJISPRS- Nominal; open kettle. Jff
2fc; ccnirlfugal. liV'.ic; srup, noiiiinal. ?
Coffee Market.
NKV TORK. May 8 -OFFEE The
market for futurea opened rtearty at tit,
cnarigea prices .o a ntuinv u, , i'un,f .
The close was stesdv at a net dex-llne of in
points, with sales of 53.250 bag. Including
July at 5.55c; September. 6 kt'i 85c; Oc
tober. 6.90c; November, c; liecember. 4.ei
i3 15c: January, 5.65c; March, 6 3506 4"c.
Spot Rio, weak; No 7 invoice, Cc; mild,
q'llet: iordova, 1il3c.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
VXIOX STArit.si ;otii VD 4AKCY.
Chicago, Rock Tsland A PaclBc.
EAST.
leive.
, a 8-8S am
. s T 00 in
. . . it -.8 am
.s 8-. in
-a 5-ki pra
dilcaro Dirllsht I.ltnltea
Chlcign Daylltnt Loial
Chlcaaa Fxprea
Den Wolnoa Eiprew
Cbicazo Kfttt Lxpt'.s
WEST.
Roctr Mountain Limited I l it in
Linroln, .'ulorado aprtngs. Den-
t-, purblu and imI a 1:80 pm
T't. raiilornla aad Cklahoma
Flr-r a 8 :8 Pm
I'nlon I'nelfie.
Tb Ovrla.-.d limited ..
'tie fast Mall
Tba California Exmeaa-.
JU9 Ailarcr speeial
The Portland-, hiraio Sp-l...4 f 80 pm
Tba Atlaittlr bipr-aa
Tba t'oloiado aprlal a.l 88 pm
Tba Cbiao tpecUl
Lincoln, healrica and StroraS'
buig Exprl-ta 8 4 00 ora
Columbus i..al
Chicago A- Northwestern.
Fast Chicago a a
Local Cbl.ago
Mail .' 4
Local ftlous Cltv ..
Darllgat Bt. Faul
Dall(bt t'hlraao ........
Uaitad Chkaga
Faat thlcago
Local iblCMso
rii at. liul
Hi. Pail EJiiraa
ratt Mail
LrfKal Sioux Cltr
Norfolk ai.J Beneataal
Lincoln and Long hua . . .
Daadwuod, Hot fipriog
Lincoln .. . ..
Cape and Wyoming Kxireas...d I
Hastaga tapaiior and jUaa-cu.b 2
t'hleago, MIIwaoL.ee A St
rlcag Dayllrht . .. . .a I
Chlraao Fan L'spraaa a .
Otsr.and LIji:.; a f
tea kcltis l.rM il
Illinois C'alral.
.'blcaga Ba.rasa
Olrcto. V.taM-is A
Faul Ltn..lied a T:80 pm
Mloiet.ro"e a 8l Paul 2i..li TM ia
Mlsaoarl Parlflc.
8t. Loan Eit.-aaa alO 48 am
K. C. A 81. Louis "apraaa all 4i pm
world's Fair 8palal a 8.80 pm
( hlrago i -eat Western.
Bk t- ...a U,,,.M,II, l.mld
6t. Paul and Miniicapolla b,a...a 7
(.birsgo Limited a 4
l. Paal, Minn. A Chicago Eg. a 8
. buago Euraas a 4
Wabaali.
s. Louis 'Cannon Ball" tU . a 4
St. LonM Latal (Co. U-affaj a I
Arrle
s a 8o am
1 1 pa
a 8 :8 pm
til 8" am
a 1 18 ?m
a T: pm
a 8 03 pm
a t 48 psi
a l4t am
.a ; .80 am
a 0 pm
b 8 10 tin
.40 am
to a
0 pm
air.
00 am
10 pm
.80 pm
29 pm
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.a 8
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8 am
88 pm
.80 pm
80 va
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a I . to pm
a T .30 fm
a 8 10 pm
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a 140 am
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Xll 48 pa
b I 18 am
a 1 88 am
a I jo pm
8 8 48 pm
a 10 00 pm
alt. 0 pm
' 8 li aui
a I ii pm
a'roa'am
a 8:28 Out
a 2 49 p:a
a 8 to am
8:0 la am
tio.fe am
a 8:18 pn
a 8. '.4 pm
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a 810 p. a
a 8 10 pm
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tr-
a T .84 pm alO U pm'
88 am
80 pm
80 pm
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biO.14 pa
a 8 80 pm
a 1 00 am
all . 80 am
a 7 18 ara
a 1 80 pm
a'4.88 is,
ii'.! i'psi
a 8 to aa
aio w pm
BIRLI 8OT0.1 STATION-IOTH a 84 A SOX
Chics ao. Bsrllngtoa A Qalnry.
Leara.
t'hlrago frpeelal a T:00 aa
Cbirago V-aMbaled Fxpt-M.. . a -00 pm
Chicago Loeal .a 8 18 am
Chicago limited , a 8 08 pm
vast Man ,.
Kanaaa City, St. oseph A Co
kaaaaa t Itv Day Kaprea a I 18 ara
81. Louis Flrat a 8:2a pm
Kanaaa City Nlgbt EApraas.....alO:4a pm
Murllotrton A Missouri River,
Wymore, Beatrice and Llaco.n. i 18 am
Mbraaka Eipras a 8.&0 am
Denver Ltuuled a 4 10 poi
lllak Hll.a A ri.gt 8ound El. all. '.0 pm
Lolora-io V'.aLlbulad FOtr
Llnrolu Flat Mai. b 8.87 pm
Fort v'ruua and )'la.Lamauta b 1.10 pm
uc'.ierua avd racinc -unction. . .a 7 80 pa
ticll-vuo and PaclOc Juntiloa...a i ll am
Arrtra.
a 8 88 pm
a '.tt am
a:l :on foi
a 7 :40 pm
a pm
BluSa. -
a 8 o8 p a
all u am
a 8:48 aa
blS.Oi p-a
a ' 40 pm
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a 8 08 pm
a 8. JO pm
all 08 pm
bio H am
a 8 1; ana
WEBSTER DEPOT 16TH A WEBSTER
Mlasoarl raclnc.
lara. Arrla.
Keb. Local, Vis Weeping Water. 8 4 10 pm ai: 88pm
hlcaKo, st. Pual, Minn. A Omaha.
Twla Cltr Paaenger b t SO aa b 8:18 pm
Siouk f it faaacngrr a l.oo pm a:i 80 .ca
Oakland Loral b 8.8a cm b 8 18 am
steady; boevea, $S irW4 80; cows bulla an
mixed, 12 30U4 00: Blockers and feeders, 3.(
C3 W; can es and reirnngp. ; ,&c3 .78.
HOOS Receipts. 2fJ head; msrkei.
steady; seillnr at 14 45 ij 4 70; bulk s( saleH,
84 80,
a Dally, b t'atlr axr-ept Fundajr. t Daily esoept
SatnrOar Daily aarpt Monday.
JClA STSAMSHIPS.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
kiaw Tela-Scraw ttaamars ol 18,800 Tau
KEW VOHK H JTlShUAM. la BOLLoaKaV
Sailing Tuaaoay. at 10 a. a.
rotsdam May 10 Noordam May II
Itollaroam May 11 blalenJaa June 1
Bysdani 8iay MFotadam Jul 14
1 aoLLAKD AMiRK AN UNI, 88 Daarbora SC, C8a-
caga. 111.; Harry atuura. ISul arnaa SC a
kuibarlord. li kanua at., J. A Aay solas. la-J
Varuaia IM.
CQF.1PAGF.IE GEHERALE
TRANS ATLANTIOUC O
ffrench Mas, New York to Iarla. Rig I lays,
sailings svvary Thursday at 10 a as.
toek
FollowlrtT sre lhe
a Slant.
receipts of live stock
for the six principal vesi?rn cities yester
day:
Cattle. Uoara. Slieep
S uth Omaha 4.221 8.1M 4 979
Chicago Sl.taOO M.i 2"1
Kansas City T.'iOO l.5ai
Pt. Ixiuis i.'fi H.iifrt 5.
Pt Joseph 8 If ? 3 T,3 t Ci
Bloux City 2.5
Totals.
.4.T2W) 44.45SI 58,031
La ba.ol. May M
La Uaa.-gil ... Jua 18
La hraugaa...
Kw, modern, g.gunllt
aaamars, aaval gnlcrni'
'ioura.na . Juna 2
La Lorraine Juia 8
Juna St.
Isla-SA-rae aad aauraaa
sj-of-aar Ula.-ipllua
Coninany's vaatloulad trains. Havrrl 4 Usura.
Agania Harry 8: ajooraa, ;al -aruMm 8C, Liruis
Kaaaa, Flral Nst'i tank. C. A. Kullienecd. L,.i
Faruam bl , kocg laaxd fel
( ulton Market.
I.IVERPfX"U Mil! OTTON-St)Ot.
a points lower; Amerif-nn iiihioiihk
ICd; good mldrilirg. 7 8M : mlddllns.
low n, ladling, , 41; i,ri onlinary.
7 J4d; ordinary. 7 14d. Futuren opened f asier
snd cloaerl steady; Miv. 7 t o; My and
June. 7.33d: June snd Julv. 7 27d; Jul) an, I
Ausust 7 22d: Ausuxt .'ind Beptemlier. 8 STd
prices
fair.
5twl
A
Novemner. siso; r.e,veinrr ann i ere rr. ne r,
iiGd; Iecember and January, t'td; Jnnu
arv ard Kebruary. "ld.
NEW YORK May 8 ("OTTOV Spot,
closed dull: middling uplands. U8oc; mid
dling gulf. 14 "5c; aa'.es 2 52!i huies.
ST1! I Ol lfi. Mnv ' iTTON-gniet and
AJ4CltOH UN8 V. S 8tA;L (TkAMiHlrk.
8.E TOBk. LOKt.ONL.tKhr AND CLA8O0W.
MEW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND MA PLEA
Saperlor accommodations kinellent eutsioe. Tba
aaaatart at paaMngera tarefully conaldarad. Single
mi rj-nd trip tlLAru wtw..n 8iaw Y'a and Scaica,
ln.i.b lnaa and ail I rlnaipai Banatuaeiaa aad
ccuUi.aacal polnta at ailractia rates Sand tar 8was
ot Ivuia. For tUkata ar general inlormataoa apaiy
I 8o acy local agent ct tba Aucbor LI La ar to
j MaM'kfiii'.'. i.,:ur . l.i.'i Ajcvuia. lo- aso tl
L0WREYBR0S.&C0
t'OVIili.-e'lON M ti... liAi. I d
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions.
Room 212, N. Y. 1-iK atjin..t,K Pnone tuii.
blxtUI attentiua (Ivan Ij lolrgtaub end
mall erdnrs '-dAHA
unrhanaeei ; n.luniin. i .- t . i," an . ir.
ceipta. 2U bales; shlpiueiils. I'l boles, al k.
12. 145 bale
SEW ORLEANS. M.v f-OTTON-Qniet;
sale. 'i liulea: ordinal v. HUc ; grKJd
otdlnarv. 12 13 ItV ; low mldd'lnc. 117 18V;
m'd.lllng. un-lSc; good mlddlins. ll'.c;
ml.Mlina f.,lr. 14J?c; receipts. 16,7 bales;
stock. 171, 75J bales. Futures, quiet and
Updike Commission Co..
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Cuslneis handled promptly In all markets
Office. 852 i; llulldlns.
. Tela phone 2454.
43. W. CrPIIvE, WAN AG EH,