THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SA'TTrpAY. ' MAY 0 , 1801 TWELVE PAGES.
MB SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Nxvous and Flighty Trading in the Oblcago
' "Wheat Pit ,
OTHER CEREALS ACT IN SYMPATHY.
JtnnK * < > f I.onilliiK KtittircH-Now York
( iialn Aullvo with PrlcoH.SHnlKly
l.oxvcr ChluiiKO Idvc Stoult
Maikct I'lrin.
D , MIIV 8.-Tbo day was a lively otto
In llio wheat | ilt. The prlco plunged up and
dinvn with a rapidity to satisfy the imnt exacting -
acting devotees of action In the market. The
market opened In a weak , almost panicky ,
condition und was nervous nnd Highly with
a weak undertone all day. It nut reported
that the Kreal grain nnn of Kphrlusse.t Co. of
1'arlH had failed , nnd till * was taken as an In
dication of coming trouble turning the wheat
bulls elHowhere. So much grain came on the
market ill the start that July closed nt Mc
yeslcrday and opened at l > s'c this .morning
and brolio with one or two minor reactions
to 07VAt this point the boars Ijeg.in
to tal.o their prollts. DThoro WIIH some
buying niriilnsl puts and thostory of the Paris
faMuro wus denied The shoits took fright
and began I" cover with the result of lifting
thoprlee toli'tV. ° n reports that the New
York housis wore selling , the big loeal bears
beganto put out short wheat apaln and the
market collapsed. This time It touohed H73. e.
but Kiibseiiit | nlly made a rally to We and
broke to 'iT'.c again. The close w.is llrm nl
III rlln and Antwerp pilces were lower ,
though the die-in1'Pails and London limita
tions were michangi d. It was the latler fuel ,
together with a London cable saying that the
I'arls falluic was iiollhogioulgralii merchant
but a small house of a similar name , which
caused the rally to We.
The reports that JI.IWO.OOO of gold won Id clear
from Now ViuU for foreign contracts tomor
row had a beailsh uiTccl. The failure of a
nmall bank In Philadelphia also counted
against the tnarki't.
( /'urn was aetlve , fluctuating ficitently |
within the established nm'e , sentiment pro-
vallln' being early about equally divided.
Then' was no new or Impoilant featiiies pro-
tented , the market syinpatlil/lng with wheat
to n grout extent. Kamsoy and C'ongdon lead
the early buying and the shorts followed.
July opened at HIV. sold olT to ) ' ( , rallied to
file. broUe to M ) S.C , ad vntu'cil to fil'ie , droiped |
to 5M4c. milled and closed to .Vl'ii1. Toward
trio close of the day several largo lines of long
nruncity rnino on llio market , shippers selling
friely , which induced other selling. The local
erowd toolc advantage of the situation and
Ihu shut p break of the day WIIH the result.
Uiitn were rather dull anil sloady for at line
but when corn broke , that ceieal receded In
mnypalhy With it , going from 4 < ! , ' c for Jtlly to
1'n'n Isluns weakened enrly unilor raiding by
Itenin , ( 'iiilnhy and lltildwln who were ineiin-
whlle eovcilng shorl . Theieaftcr the oirer-
lnis wore scarce , the demand end and prices
Improved until near thu close when they eased
off with coin nnd wlient , Thocloso was at
Bll-'hlly luwei prices Ihim on ye.sturilny ,
The leadhiK futures ran > ? isl as follows !
\VIIKAT-.Nil 2-
I 01 ? (
JII 111 1 no ( > ! ' <
July
Cons' No Z-
Uny. . , 04
Juna
July
' . '
OATH No -
Mny (0
June
July 411
Mr * I'oiiK-
Moy til 70
July 11 W
Beiilutnliur 12 20
I.AMD
Mnr : a
Jnl ; .
Kcplembor
Hum
Mny i ; uo
July H 17
Hoplcinlier U 47hi
Oa h quotatlonH wore as follows :
FMHIII Htoady ; spiliiK. * . "i.00aa.f ( > n ; winter.
W ( K@fl.2fl ; straits , } l.WTt..00 ( ; bakers , 1l.2ia4..riO ( ,
WIIKAT No. 2siiliiK | wheat , H.oiuftl.o : ! : No.
a Hprlmr wheat. IViQiUflu ; No. 2 red , JI.02iGl.ai. !
OniiN No. 2 , ( 1c.
( , AIH No. 2 , M'ic ' ; No. 2 white , KKSSIJic ; No.
0 white. S''JWHiC.
Ill K NO. 2 , Me.
HAIII.KV-NO. 2 barley , nominal ; No. 3 , 7C ®
7Co ; No , 4. lAfcTlc.
I't.Ax SKKII No. I , J1.I4 ,
TIMOTIIv SKKII Prime. Jl.87.
I'OIIKMess pork per bariol , JI1.00 ; bird tier
owl. W..VKfti.f ( > 5 ; hhort ribs sides ( loose ) * 'U > 0 ©
fl.0. ' > ; diy salted shoulders ( boxed ) , f.VJOQa.25 ;
short clear sides ( boxed ) . LWKTtii.da
WMIHKV Distillers' finished goods per cnl-
lon , * l 17.
HltdAli- Cut loaf , unchanged ,
ltccuiita | and .shipments today were as fol-
lowe :
New Vork .MarlietN.
NKW VOIIK , May 8. ri.oun-ltecelpts , B.liu
packaites ; exports , 1,12H ( barrolH. Ti.414 sucks ;
market dull , heavy ; Hales , I5.0JO barrels.
roitNMKAt , Dull , steady.
WIIKAT Heeelpts , i ; > 4.4 0 bushels ; exports ,
12H.S5) ) bushels ; Hules , I'.i.OIO.tKH ' Imshols futures -
tures ; llvl.00) ) bushels spot. Spot market uu-
Hcttled , closlnij ftilrly uollve. chlolly t-.xtmrts ;
No , 2 red. JI.W l.U" , In .store ; Il.i : . : |
iilln.it ; ifl.lKiil.14S f. < > b. : ungraded red , tl.OGdc
l.lll ! , ; No. 1 northern , to arrive , fl.12 ; Nut
bard , to arrive , fl.U'i ; No 2 .Milwaukee ,
H.U7J ! ; Nil. 2 Ohlcaco , { I.IIU I.IMU. Options
( leoilnod P.fM'jc on rumors of ( liiaiictal tiou-
bles In Parts and In Philadelphia. Then
prices advanced WIHo with the butter fool
ing and more export demand , although cables
weio generally we.iw. Thouloso WIIH steady
nl W' e under yesterday ; No. 2 red May
Jl.lO tel \ \ \ , eloslug , ifl.ll > 4 : .Inno. fl.us Jf ,
l.UO'i. . eloslng at ? l.0 > ) ; July , JI.Oi l.OTa , , elos-
Ing at * l.0i ; AugusU l.at.Sl.4S ( , t'UKlni ; at t
H.Ut'n ' ! September. fl.OHiI.OI. : closing iitd.iKI1 ! *
Detolioroliiseilutd.tCPi ; December , * I.OI4ttl.KI ( I ,
closing at I1.04M May (1WJ ( ) , tl.Mai.O ( ! ! ' , olos-
me at lo.s > ( .
IIAIII.KV MAI.T Imll.
CoilN llccelpts , ll.MK ) luishols ; exports , Sl70
biidhols : salen , 11,0111,000 bushels of futures ; r > | , .
000 bushels spot. Hpot market scarce and
lilgher ; No. 2 , We In elevator ; Klo ullinit ; im-
gradcil mixed , TWCX.'c. Untlons opened 1'4 ®
I'll ! lower , reacted l 4i' , deollned I14jlc | ; on
longi ) selling freely at ChleaKO and closed
weak at I'iUIHo undei '
jestorday ; May. v'ij
74'4c. eloslng at Tile ; June , l > iQ0'4e ? , closing
iitbMii'i July , ( itvaosc , closing utClt ct August.
OS'.tt 'ie. closln.c at fii'ic.
UATS UecelptH , , J'AWO bushels ; o\port8. fi2fl
stiles. ' . ' . '
'S.OOJ bushels futures :
bushels tiput. Spot market dull and lower ;
options Inner nml dull ) May , nMo. June , H < @
MVc , oloslug at .Vi'jo ; July , 51''if.W c , olos-
Ing at W : August , 4ifflfJn : spot No. i ! w bite , IX )
Rc ) : mixed western. SliiS'J''L1 ; white western ,
Ole ; No. ' . ' Chicago , COe.
IIAV I'lrin amliulet | ; spring , &OQ33c ; coed
to choice. B aMio.
lloi'X I'lrm and iiulet , dI.
StuiAii Haw , ilull and strndy ; refined I.
oulet , 1 l-IUfcl' lower ; No. ( I , .fie ; NiT ,
ui-ltio ; ; otf A. HW.Ie ; stnudard A , 4 R-ltio ;
Kranulateil , 4\c ; cubes , 4V.
MouAhhics I onilgu , dull ; New Urleuni ,
quiet.
HICK I'lrin , quiet.
I'OIIK ( JntCl and steady ; old mess , Hl.T.VcJ
12. 3 ; new me s , | rj.50'lv5 ; extra prime. Jl 1.73
( IDI2.V5.
CUT MEATS Innctlvc.bteady ; middles , quiet
and tlrm.
I.AUD riislor and iiilett | western htciim ,
M.-J'i ; options Miles , 4uiO Heroes ; May , M.h.1 !
July , M.oftn.W ; > . closhm at Jll > 7 bid ; August ,
17.12 ; .September , * T.4ar.V5 , closing ut } ; , . ' ( !
October , ITo'U uskod.
HITTTKII ( iood demand ; llrm ; western dairy ,
IMi'.lt' ! western eiouinery. ViiWJo ; wehtorn
tuetfiry. iW-.sc ; ni ln , a Hi He.
Kiuis llrinitn fnlrdemiind ; westein , 10 > i ®
I'd receipt * . TiW. ' packages.
; \\euk ; hklms , T(310io. ( !
St. I.oillH Market' ' ! .
HT. I.oi'ts , May 6. WIIBAT Lower ) cash ,
fl.OU ( : July.PISc.
COIIN Lowori eiish , OHio ; July , 5"Ve.
OA'i-s Irrogtibir : eash , JUiio ; July , n'cie
I'o UK.Uoulc util OA ) .
y uttu.37 > i.
'
Milwaukee , Market' .
MtiAyAyKEB.YI < . . M y H.-Wii : AT-rinn ;
No.VHrriiis.eUifli. UHeWl.iOi July.lteSc.
( 'OilN Ktihlui : NIL V , white. M'iO. '
l'novinioMj-suIetiork- ) , ll'.Oi
\Vlieut Market.
lNNEAfULlt ) . Minn. , May 6. WHEAT Hot-
let urlcva received for No , l uorthvruMbuut ;
poor grades very dull ; No. I liarduml No. 3
northern slow ; receipts. 17S cum ) lilpiiiriit" .
70 cars , t tosi'i .No. 1 hard Mav. ( Mill fti
track. l.ri4Til.i)4H ) : No. I iiorthein , May. f'.OI'i ' !
July. 11.01' , ; un track. ( Mil * MI. < 8 No. a
northern , May. Uii'jci on trnelt. OJ'iOII.O1.
MviTpiml Mnrkoti.
I.tvenrnou Mny 8VIIEAT - Holders offer
moderately , Heeclptfl of wheat the pant Ihreo
days wore IS..OOO centals , Including M.OOJ
American.
t'oiiv ynlot lint Mcaily ; mixed western , 6s
( Hid percental. Keeclpts ot American corn the
past three days were I7..V ) ) ounlaM ,
I.Aim I'rlmo western.Ills per ewt.
llKKt' American refrlgoritor beef , fore
< | tiurtcis , 4c , hind iiitiitcirs.5Ud | per pound ,
KnusuH City MarkctN.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , May 8. WIIKAT Qulot ;
No. ' . ' hare , cash , O-'c : No. X red , cash , Ulo.
COIIN Weaker ; No. ' . ' . cash. OsUe bid ; May ,
. ' .
UAT.S feteaily : No. a. cash and May , SO'ic.
Cincinnati MnrkotH ,
O. , May a-Wiir.AT-Casler ;
No. 8roJ. Il.tKl.
Cons l/owor to sell ; No 2 mixed. fiOo.
UAIR ia : yi No. 2 mixed , M'
WlllSKV Jl 17.
'lulcilo MarlcutH ,
Toi.Eim. O. , Mny K--WIIEAT rirmer ; cash
and May. .
COIIN Ste.uly : p.ish. . TO'Jc.
OATS Quiet ; casli , SI'Jc ,
lioiulou
I.O.MION , May 8. American refrigerator href
quartet ! ) , 4UI'id ' : hlniliiiarteis | , ss 4J perb Ibs.
by tin ; carcass.
'll unroiis Marki-tH.
Nr.w YOIIK. Mav H. l'KTiioi.itni-Steaily : ;
quiet ! United closed til ? -r ' for .him' .
COTTON tfM.it On , trunu and quiet.
TAM.ow-Mion i city ( i..uu for pkgs ) 53-16 ®
ftVe.
ftVe.Ho
Ho lN Stcady and quiet.
Ttnii'KNTlM. ( Julul and llrmer atltO'eG'1" -
I'm InoN-Hnll til flfi.XiiOO. ( |
lt Dull : lake. May. flll.T.'i.
I.KAII Nnmlnal ; domestle , fl "r > .
TINJulet and easier ; str.ilts. Jlfl.OO.
l.ivi.iti'ooi. . May S.-CAMTTTA IINSUII ) 14s
perqiiarter ; Unseed eal < e. V7 per ton.
St-iiAH Cuba , centrlfug.il. l l test , Us ( ldfl.S (
perottt : Muscovado , eentrlfngal , ' ! test , for
refining , Ms Oil.
* 'f.t.l.V < 'f.l/ , . .
NKW VOIIK. May S. The sto.-k market was
still a hesitating one. the two prlnolp.il In
fluences upon It pnllliu In oupodto illroJ-
tlom , and while th'-ro ' was constdor.iblo dls-
poslt on to buy stocks on tliu projras * made
at the railroad pi'-cllng yesterday , the con
tinued gold exports with Its consequent
hardening of the money r.ites oncour.tged .
short sollliu as well as realizations. Thu
course of prices was feverish nnd unsettled
thioinshoiil the day , while In the abs.-neo of
pressure to sell there was an Inclination to re
turn to dullness. Common bouses are yet
moderate buyers of stocks , and thu bearish
elements seem for the time being at least con-
lined to the room. The continued heavy
outgo of gold Is beginning to luivu Its effect
and Is now the principal arguments against
any fuither movement In the n.tirket. The
favoilies of the Chicago party still load In
both activity and strength , St. I'aul and
Chicago Gas being mosl prominent , but
thu heaviest movements today weiu In the
low urlco shares of ( ho Chicago .t Kastern Il
linois and Tennessee t'oal was especially
weak. The market opened with a spurt of ac
tivity on the soiling of slocks by both London
and the tr.uleis , but there was good Hiipiiort
accorded and the fractional losses sustained
were soon iinersed , while the cessation of the
pressure to sell resulted In comparative dull
ness and stagnation In prices , which were held
tit about thu best figures until well Into thu
forenoon. I'lirther domonill/atlon was
caused by the announcement of the extraor
dinary large shipments of cold. The sellln
was heavy for both the Chicago pi-nplo and
the local operators , and as the amount In bo
sent on baturdny grew , prices leached still
lower figures. Theio was nocrs&atloii of the
selling and the losses extended to lar.-o
amounts In almost all active stocks , those
which siillorcd most being Chicago & Kastern
Illinois , Missouri 1'aelllc. I.acUuwauna. Uock
Island , llurllngton and TenIISM. ( Coal. On the
other hand , Lake bhorc. Union 1'ticlllc and
llio Wheeling > t I.uko Kile stocks wcro re
markably well held and these Hurries are
measured by fractions. In others , however ,
they were generally largo fi actions. The
downward movement mot with no check nnd
the market closed actlvit anil weak at the
lowest prices of the day. While present prices
for stock me generally considered below their
actnul value no maikcd advance Is looked
for until a slop has been put to the heavy
shipments of gold. The Until changes of unto
Include losses as follows : Chicago & Kastern
Illinois , 4 percent ; Tennessee Coal , ! ! 'i ' ; I.ouls-
vllle , New Albany Ac Chicago. J5. ; Su : ir. ! ' , ;
Missouri 1'acllle. I't ! Chicago ( Ja , Hock Island
nnd Southern I'ncltlc , each P ; llitrllugton
and New Kngland. 1U : Heading , J'ft , and
Union l'aclll > and Northern I'aelllc , each 1
pervent. The ralliond bond market wasaf-
feuted by the same lulluiMices which woto
powerful to cause a icaetlon In shares , and
thu selling extended to many of the more
active Issues with the bamo result. The busi
ness done was largely In excess of
that of the p.ist few ilnjs. reaching * 1 , * ( > ' . ) . -
( UK ) , which was well and widely distributed.
The declines , however , weio In general forln-
slgnlllcaut amiiiintH ,
( iovei nment bonds were dull and steady.
Stnto bonds were entliely noilleeted.
Petroleum opened llrm nml slowly moved up
\ on a few buying outers from thu west. Then
Ithccnmu dull no'1 remained bo until the
close.
Pennsylvania Oil closing Tl'siJlmu option
opened TIN , highest'i ; lowest , 7IJ § ; closing
T2'4. ' Tot LMUUS , IM.OOI Imrii'l1 * .
The following tire the eloilng < | iiotatlons for
the lending stocks on the New York stock
exchange today :
AlelflKon" 7. . . Wi \ ( lupriTorreil I.IIM ,
Kxpreos . . .117 N. V. Central' '
Alton , VTorre llantu. ill N. V C A. St. I. M
tlo iiroferroil 12' > do. prof erred l ' -n
Amerlrnn Kxiritsa.lll | Ohio A Mlmdulppl. . . K'i
II. C , II \ N 20 dourulorrod b5
Cnnnili 1'ailllr 78 Ontario A Western. . U > ) {
L'niniilii onlhern . . . . W Oregon Improve 21
( Viilrnl I'.iclllc : ll Oicifon N'uv 74
I'liiiOlilo 17 > Orciioii Trims lrl
Uo lat preferreit , . . . 4t ) 1'nvltlo.Miill M.JA
ilo2nilpreforrt > U. . . . ! IO I'corla , Dec , Minimi. 1'J
Chlrairo fi Allon. . . .U >
C. II I'ulliimn I'ulaeo 187
C t ) . I ) . A St. I , 1.1)4
- . : . . . . . . : . v . : . . . . ' " : . UOI-K II-IHU.I .
Del. , 1 , . * W l.W ! st.l. AS. K.lntnfil. . . i
I ) . A II. tJ. preforreil K St. I'nil I I.2TK .
Ka t Tenn Wide ilo iireferred 113 Vi
do lit prcferruit . . ! < ! > St. I1 , , Minn A.Mnn..ll
ilo'.M prefurrod , . . IJ St. I'uul ft Oiniiha. . . . ! l >
Krlo doproforred
ilo preforreil Msj Tonii Coal A Iron . . .UJ |
Kurt Wayne l.'il ITiiziisl'iirlllc 14
Chi A i : t. Ill Ul ITol , \ . ( > . Cen pref'd. W
Vnlluy Ul.h Ijiiliinl'nclllc < S
IIiniHton & Texas . . . 8 I ! S. lUpremi 10
llllimli Central ! 'J W 81. l A. I1 10) )
St. I'anl.V Diiluth . . . W iloprcforreil ' 'I
KlIllHUH , V TOXIIM ( 1& Welln-KnrKO i ; * 1M
I.nku irl : .1 Weifu . l vile Western Union 81
ilo preferred , . . . bl Am Cotton ( III 20
I.nku Sliori- 110 Coloniito Coal JiU
LoiilivllloANuiih . : Illomeiitake V-t
l.oulmlllo A New A , JSHjIron Sll\er 100
.Memphis , V Clmr 31 'Ontario ' 8St <
MlohluanCentral . . . V ! Ijalcb9llver . ' .1 .
.Mil. , U S. AV 75 | ilo preferred 38
do preferred U J , Kiitru ll
Minn AHI. li ( llnlnor U
In preferred IDS , I Illcli. A W P.Tcr.
l I'noltle ta WlHeon ln Cenlral . .
.MoblluA Ohio (0 ( ireiitNiirthern pfd. .
Naihvtllo Chall . . . . 10 ChlfiDio UM
N .1. Ontrnl . . . . 118 I.eail Trunt
Norfolk A Wont pfii . 61L. Simnr TriiHt
Norihern Piicltlc . . . . U 'Soutbt'rii ' Pacltlc ; tu 4
ioiroferri'd | | . 1'iH Ore si 1. lUnh Nor Viift ,
U P. PuiMcr AUulf. 2Bt Itlo ( Irandu 41
Norllmoatorn luaS , du proturred.
The total Kilos of stocks today were (1.17.157 (
bhares , IneluilliiK Atehlson , UT.uMili Ltieka-
wanna , 0,0:15 : ; I.oiilsvlllo .V Nashville. I4II > U ;
North Anioilcan , , ' 1.'W ) ; Northern I'.iclllc , | iro-
ferieil , 14. : > IU : Ulcliinond , < L West I'ulnt. ( V.4'J ' ;
St. I'aul , V > , 'IJilj Union I'aelllc , 10,455 ; MUsotirl
I'aelllc , IS.SW.
l > 'liinnuliil Kcvlcxv.
NKW YOIIK , May s. The I'ost says : The de
cline In exchange to tl for demand bills , at
wnlch prlco It was tillered befoio 1 o'clock ,
was merely the oirect of the sale of the hills
against exports of gold yesterday , and did
not have the anticipated client of Mopping
the exports of nioro gold. The sale of hills
against the gold exports at M > h Implies a less
of of I cent on tno pound , or say ,10 of 1 per
cent on the ilollar on tlio transaction. This , In
fact , Is so sm.ill a premium to pay for thu
gold that If It was not for the Ido.i of piiyliu a
"piemiiim" nt all , It would not excite much
comment. It merely shown that money Is
scarce In Kuropo and that , as wo one Kuroim
n largo trade balance , bankers there ate willIng -
Ing to pay a llltlo o\er ' of 1 per
cent to have tlio money now. rather than
wait for the settlement of our Indebtedness
by the export * of the other ( products
about two or three months hence. Ills In
tact , nutso much a "piomlum" on gold , as it
Is "discount" forcath on thu parent payment
of our indebtedness. The fact thtil tills cash
goes In gold has no imit'eillar slgnlllcanco ,
liecuuso there Is no oilier Und of "cash" In
which the International trade balances can
ho paid. Of course , the movement of so much
retuly eash from ; hcre will advance the rules
formonoy a little. Tho-banks hem are till
ready enough to seire upon any argument tid-
vanclnit the rates for money , for the lenilln
of money Is their business und they want to
put nil the Interest thev oiin. In this particu
lar It will hnvo some euYeton thoMoeK. speeu-
latlon. lu 1-imlon , however , ll has tlic re-
verto elTeet of i-aalm ; thu money market ami
the effects ot the rroi.peetlvo arrival of thu
Kold bhlppeil from here this week was seen In
the free buying Of stacks from foreign houses ,
presumably for I/ondon account toiluv ,
notably of Union I'licitli' , Loultivlllo and bt.
I'uul.
Thu 'Money JUnrkcf.
NEW YOIIK , MaS.MONEJ - ON
rnilglnc from : \Qn \ VT cent : liiU lunti tit ,1
per cent ! closed nt 4 pot cent bid.
I'HIME .Mr.urAj < Tll.K PAI-EII 4 > 4 M t percent
HIKIU.IN.I KxcilANdK Quiet nnd weak ut
J4.MU for ilxty-dtiy hills and Jl.f-b'i for lie-
niniiil.
Thu followlns wcro the closlntt urlcci on
bonds :
t' S 4 , ronHtcrod 120 Miitunl fnlon r , < . . . ! ' ) : ! VJ
U B 4 * . coupons . .120 N J. Com Int Cert .111
41m , rexlitcred IW Northern I'nc. lets. .Illrtf
- " ' "
rnciflciiinf 'I'i ' ! . . I I.I .Vorlliwe't'consiol.s
do il ' ! > entiiro5i
'lonnrin'O N S. Us. , lat St I. . , V I. .M. lion J . S' >
do 6s 101 it. I. .V S. K den. M llti > i
do 3s 70 Si I'nil I con'"ls . . . 121
Cflimda Southern ' .Ms ' .IT St. 1' C. .V I' till..lit
Centrnl I'ncinc Ists .IOTM T. P. I , . ( I , Tr llcti. h S
D.Alt. ( Mits Ill'-v T P. II. (1 ( Tr. ltct . . M
do 4s . . . . Wi i Union I'aelllc lfl , . IUsH
irle2ds : IOIH West Shore IU2H
.M K. A T. ( ion'l lis 78 1) . A 11. U , West IMS. 77
M. K AT ! , s 4 4
It ink OlcaranuoM.
NKW YOIIK. May 8. lltinlc clearings today.
M\Ki8.ioi | balances Jl.TSJ.Kia
HAI.TIMIIIIK , Mny 8. Hank elenrlncs today ,
Ji.ni2.07H ; bilaneo" , SJIti.nr. ' . Kate , 0 percent.
I'liii.Mir.i.i'iiiA , Mny P.-llunlv clearings to
day , Ji'JI7 ! , . ' > di balances , il.G.Vi.Tt'J. Money at
45tii percent.
NKW OIU.IIANI , May S. Clearings , Jl.lra.lH. " ' .
New York exehtingo commurclal paper Xtu ;
bank. Il.uuper l.utiu premium.
HosTox , May R. Hank cloarlins today. $17.2
Tn'.Tti'J ' ; balanees , $ lr > 0'.i.rSU. Hates for money
Mil ! per cent. KxcliuiuuonNuw Vorkfie lo5Jo
discount.
CillCAdO. May P. Hunk clearings were JI.V
; iOXKl. ( ) ( New York evehitigo was 40'iWJc pre
mium. Hales on money fi'SWO ' per cent. Ster
ling e.M'linngu steady and unchanged.
Itoston StouK .Mai-kct.
llosTov. Mass. . May 8. The following were
the eloshu prices on stocks In the Huston
slock market today.
llo'tnn A .Maine . . llf.l I Iti run *
Chi. Htir AOulncy. Kear"nrno .
KltchbliriMl H
Hint .1 P M picf. . . ( julncy lU.'i
K. C , St. .1. A V. II. Ti Sntitn r'o Copper. . . .
Mil" . Centrnl . . . . ! ( ) ' rninarnek .14 ! )
N. V A. N. HIIK r . \nnlHton l.itml I'o. . 40
doT's 121 lo ! ti > n I.niid Co. .
out ( ninny Sun Dlottn Land Co.
\VK Cent com. prof \Veit Kncl l.iinil Co.
Allone.MlnCo mew ) I lloll Ti'lupliooe .20 ;
Atlantic siiirt' M. . . .
llo tou A Mont . . . . Water Power . 'I
Caliiinet A llo-iln . . . . Jr. A M . I.IH
Cntalp.i I.N. i : . T . r.2
KriMiklln Ul II. A C
IiOlllloil StOUlCH ,
LONDON , May 8. Closing at 4 p. in :
Cotuolf , money . . 10 n-liiIllinois , Central
Cinivils , nuouiit W 7-bi.Me\leanotilliinry. | . , . 4U )
U. s , 4i IIS Ti St Paul eoninuin . . . ( i"4
U. S 4 > { s l.l'4l.Nevv ( Vork Central. . . . 101
N. V. , 1' . A O. lsl . . . : I4' IVnimylviuiln 101M1 (
Cnnndlim 1'ncltlc. . . Wl'j ' Iti'iidlm ; H-Jf ,
Krlo 21K Mexican Central n 4 7 < ll
KrloSds. . . . _ . _ . . . . „ 10
Ilarslher , 4l4il per ounce.
.Money , . ' 12-'i ! PIT cent. Hate of discount In
the open market for both short und thruu-
monlli bills , il1 ! percent.
I ten tew.
. May S. Throe pur cent routes , O-'lf
8ie ; for theaucotnit. The weekly statement of
the Hank of I'r.mi'O shows an In 'reuse of 14-
OWi.OJO francs of gold nnd ll.sT.'i.oOO f nines of
silver.
_
Hank ol'Kii < ; liiml Bullion.
I.ONUOV. MIIV . bullion
. 8.--TIUI ninoiint of
1:0110 Into the Hank of r.n lunil on balances
today is : i'lM.OW.
DCMIVC
Dr.NVKit. Col. , May P. An advitnce of ; i cents
In Century , 1 cent In Ulaltn and a fract'onal '
Kuln In Diamond II weio the only features In
tliu mining stock market today , llnslness was
\ery ilul1 and the bears seemed toliavo thliiRs
pietty much their own way. llanpkok and
rolo-il wi-rr the weakest .stocks on the list.
N'i'lthor iccolved any stippoit , consciueutly ]
wcie not In favor with the eiowil. Total stilos.
SI.MiO hhurcs. The following are the closing
prk'es :
Alloktbany 1.1 Justice ! - ' (
Amity 4 lA'irnl Tenilcr 4'ii
Argonaut 15 I.lllle llnlu 108
llnllnral M itchle-cs Zslfl
Sniuiiclcr B. ' > j.Muy .Mancppa 122
llniiKkok 7l.Mornlnilllni | ( 40
ll.ites Hunter US lUre 4'.l
IIIK Indhin biil'iiy ! | Hock 'A
lilt : Six 14 Poles ) ti'i
llrowntow M ( P.irk con 10k
Calliope l.Hilloed National 61 !
Century 91 111 ilto
Clnr Cuunty 10S IliumlnK j ide
. 10
Dlaniondll . ! ' , ) ( .loliu J. pfd
lunvorai ! A Oil. . . . l-'Ia uizler 1
Kniinuns . 4i ClatiillaJ , . 10V
Cold 'J rcastiro . H ! ( iettyslnirk' * 20 ?
Ironclad . ! OJ
St. I.oulH 'Mining QuotntloiiH ,
ST. Loins , May 8. The mlnhiK exchange has
frciiiontly ] been ( lull , but this morning the
record was broken , as not a sale of any kind
was made , thu brokers contcnllnfr themselves
with making imoUUoiiH. All woie watching
Kllrat > etb , which wan low In price , the best
bid btilnsJ-.ia The regular boom In tblsstock
Is expected .shortly. The following bids were
nmilo on call today :
American M. llreen til
lllmetnllc 3
Central Silver SlUcniKO 2(10 (
( irnnlto .Mountain. .2 Kll/alieth 210
U Altiert ia 77ij
Snu Frniicl.st'o llnln Quotations.
StN I'ltANCixro , Cula. , May 8. The ofllcliil
closhiK quotatluus for mining stocks today
were as follows :
Aim . Navnjo 40
llulther . 40 Oplilr f > f.2 ! < j
Ilent A llulcber . I'M ) ' tosl 87U
llodlu Consolidated l.'HI viik'e 275
Con Cnla. \ Va. . . . 572' ' hlerrn Nuvmln il'.ll
Crown I'nlnt . 2t > .ri Union Con 470
( iould A Curry . II7U lltnli \M \
llnlc * Nortross. , . . II7U Vcllnw Jacket 340
Mexican . 4U.'i Commonwealth IHI
.Miiinit Dlubhi . 225
Now Vork Minim ; QuotlltioiiN.
New VOIIK , May 8. The n.lnlng quotations
are us follows :
AIlco IMI Iron Kilter 1IH )
Aduns Con 175 Mount Dlnblu 200
A | > un 4UO Ontario ! MX )
Deadwood till Opldr 72. >
llnluNorcroaii. . . . . ; IAU Mondiiril IUU
lloinoHiaku 875 Union Con 400
Horn Silver IIM ) Vi'llow.lmket 2MJ
Cofl'ei : UptloiiH.
Niw : YOIIK , May 8. t'oftcu options opened
steady at MclO points down , cKslnu
htemly and unuliaiiu'ed to . ' > points ilnwn ,
Sales , H..MH ) bans , hioluillnuMay. . llT.Wi31T.Or > ;
June , $ IT.KXf6l7.i' ! ! > ; .Inly. JlT.T.ViilT.Nl ; August ,
l7.'iV.l7.iOi : September , tlii.iivaiii.70 : December.
l.'i.T ) ; March , f4.0) ! ) ; Kput Itlo. ijulnt and llrni ;
fair M. 1A1.00 ; nominal atilH.b ? ! ;
New York Dry Goods.
NEW YniiK. May 8. lluslness In ilry goods
was of nioder.ito chunicter. Thu market is
unchaitaed In a material way , but Is expect
ant. With Jobbers then ) was no particular
movement except to drive In KlnuhnniH , r.in -
IIIK to 1UU ! to I5e from the uniform prlco
ofb4o. ! _
\ ( \ \ - YorlcVoil Mnrkoi.
NKW YOIIK. Jlay H. Wool.Sti'iulv. . but
iiulet ; dnniustlcs , MilXu ; pulled ,
Texas ,
TiMIorn' Talk.
CitiCAdo , May 8. I.ojsan & Co. to Toncray t
llrynn Tim huslni'ss In wheat has been very
heavy nnil' Keneral. I'.arly cables weak and
tlio latest slumoil no Imbrovomcnt. Rumors
of tlnnnclal ( lllllciiltlos with some 1'arls houses
canned an nneusy and onsottled fnollni ; , Thu
clearances from our ntock of wheat will show
a million Imihols or cnur fur thu wi > ok. Tlile ,
with the report of cooil inucliiisu for export
added to the strength towards the close It
must not ho lost sight of , ulthoii li wo have
line wontlior and promlsuof a great croi ) that
oiirluvl > < llloiest ) > rvtsnuilliht ) , pel haps lighter
than any priwlous ycaf slnco I MM , and them
Isstlll a gootl two months to go before \\a
leap any winter wheat that will be available
for any fmelKn demand and fully II M ) months
bcforti wocan ieai ) any sprint ; ho.it. Thorn
may not bo any pinch fur wheat , but will
be so near Hweepln out the bins with all thu
elmncosof duuniKo that wheat at $ I.K ( ) may
look cheap. Tor the present we favor huyliiK
on all weak Hpotx. Corn has been as unsettled
nswhnat. Thonccllno In cash lotn was the
cniMi of llio ueiikness. Thu trade In provlb-
lens Hxht. consldui In ; , ' thu decline In com.
ST. I. DIMS , Mo. . Mav B. I.am.'onhurR llroth-
or to Cockrcll llrothers Just hud a talk with
nun of the ItirKC'-t exporters In tnls market
and ho lelN me that b.irges are engaged for
wheat for all they ean cary from July n to
October If tills Is true 1 don't think wheat
will soil lower anil would advise purchases on
w c.tk xpots from now on. The hears t rleil hard
today tohroak the market , but thetohccmed
to bo plenty of buying orders for oveiy II vo
that uusMiUI. I think the elevator company
have a hl line of Ion. July and August
wheat solil aetilnit It lit atuiut 'ifiCIo ' lower.
They worked thl * last year and niadotfooil
money out of It an I unless the receipts uro
\ery largo they will du the s.imo this yuiir.
The followliiB Is the olllclal riinge of prices ut
thl point today.
CO ypjirrV I Optfii. I nun , I IHJ.Y | Clmu. | Ve 'y
\vur.AT-
Julr inn cm J. .
COIIN
July 57
OATb
Julf. 41 45 . . . .
, May K Keimott. llupUlm fc t'o
tut-.A. MeWbirter-I.nrie ) k'i'ld hlil | > mems hnvi
been the oterrullni ; Inlliieneo in dlreulliiri
thu courxo ot today'H Miiol ; tnuiket. Theiu
bhliimuntHliiiMiexeeedeiliill oxpei'tatloiiHuiii
as lor. ufler lot was reported an enmit'eil tin
innrliet would ylolil but at nil times Httib
bornly. uvor i oven millions of gout IIIINU been
tjlilpped this neek and Hint the direct uro
( lucoU ha * been t > o slight HIOWH ! how ktrun
stocks are belu uud liow coufldeat not ouly lu
their present \ulile. h'utlii their polling higher
after awhile. TlinnuluvM ! boon many dis
quieting ittmors ofi financial troubles In
I. u roue and still inoru fears expressed of
pending disaster * No douht the llniinchil
xltuat'on nbroad I ? who ly unsatisfactory and
the money which Is btibia drawn from hero Is
bolnit tiken loprovhlu tot possible contingen
cies. Thu outcome of the railroad meeting
yesteldiiy wasaboiit vihnt had been expei led
nnd nas not cut any ( hitre lit thn nurkot. The
association seems li ( bo entirely at the
mercy and ( Hot at Ion of Mr. ( Joultl , wbo has
only to stay away with Ills following from tiny
ineetlni : to prevent any business
done for luck of aiiiorilnK | so In reality liornns j
the whole eonc'orn. TJHi'jiioiii'y mnrKet shows
llrmnc" . us hlch us (1 ( per eent belm ! | iuld , hill
towurih the elo"e oiiioinrrtles who hud turned
to cot tin extra rnto wuroMuft with biiltim'et ,
ami as borrowers wants were siiiildled the
lenders were rbllueil to nccctit whiit they
eould pet , so that the rate dpclined to about
il ( } pertent. The stook inarKoL c'lo ed rutlior
r.iin.'iil at about lowest prices. Total sales.
lUSTTi
Ctitouio. May 8.V. . (1. McCormlck .t Co. to
1. C. Swartk Co Uo ha\u hail u quick
moving and very norums wheat market that
Hlumlil hu\u uluimed the most e \nctlnc.
hontuer. There have been lx or eluht iipsiini !
downs of nearly u ecnt. Warm. . ' prlnK-lIko
weather and lower eahlos crealou before the
openlimu % ury beailsh feellin ; , which was In-
ere.'ined Ijy prcal weakness Inotlierirrtiln. It
was stated that New Vork operator n were
ciiljlnz | In our market In Inriio lines und this
as niiii'h us tinvthtni ; o'so has eauned rapid
llnetiiatloni. Thu lar o shipments of
front New Vork , iinioiintlntf to ( | , IKIIUK ) ) ,
amoiu the caily bear factors. On the other
side could bo counted falrolcaninccBOf wheat
from Ninv Vork iiinonntlnx to li.1l.00l bushels ,
anil of Hour from New Vorli and llaltlntore
'MWO imckiues and thu faut that shlpmentM at
the eleven primary points atiiimnleil to IC'.OOO
t lii'l.tlOO Inishuls received , It Isillllletllt
to piedlct what tomorrow will do In
a iiilck | scalplnit market like the present.
I'orn has been verv weak In conseiUim'o | of
tlio beautiful weather and larRuly morcasud
tecelpt" . AnefTort was made by local hulls to
sustain prices but rcall/.lng on eorn was too
heavy for them. Oats weio weak , sympathl/-
Init with eorn. Provisions opened neak nnd
lower , but reacted and were fairly firm until
about noon , when the market was raided by
bear scalpers and by traders from the grain
pit who were sclllm ; on the weakness of wheat
and corn. The market , however , leaded
sharply before the elo-e , which was near top
prices of the day. Thcro has been some good
buying today nnd thu tnaruet looks as If pur
chases on breaks weiustlll safe.
C'llK Ado. May S. Ivcnnett , Hopkins .t Co. to
9. A. McU'lioiter. It Is ridiculous to claim
that our wheat murkut Is weak because of
large stocks weakly held. There Is not only
no pressure of cash wheat hut It Is steadily
belli at n good iitemlum o\ur all futilities.
There are no stoeks of consequence .tny whcie
except hero and In thu northwest , and these
tuo being rapidly depleted. It Is tuid itbout
ono million bushels nu\c been cbtiileied hero
this week , and It Is believed our stocks will he
leduced to less than 'lKi ( ) ) byJiinul. When
tliu grain oneu gets ulloat It cuascs to bo a
burden , for It either jrooa Into consump
tion enrotito to the sea board , or ,
having reached the co.ist hi exported In vessels
already charioted to move It. It stops no-
nhuiu In the United Stales toclcg up the
avenues of. commerce. Visible reserves are
Nory low nnd thu deninnil from abroad Is 1111-
ahatcd , The lunre aiiioiint on ocean passage
seems to bo no bar to further uurulmscM and If
this Keeps on It Is simply a question of u short
time when thcro will not be a bushel to spare
nnywhcie east of tlio Koc'ky 111011111:1111" : .
Under these conditions the lone side at pres
ent seems the only afo one. Whe.it eannot
be pounded ninc.li lower In any event mid It
Is lUblc to sell this month ornuxt hlghui than
at any other tltitu on the crop. The market
has been subjected to persistent liniiiinorlni ;
today , but the lowest prices wej-u nindu In the
llrst Italf hourand flintier attempts to break
t were ubottl\o , tlio eloslitg being about
* bore It opened. We look for weak spots , but
ho prices will gradually work higher wo
blnk. Customers are advised to boy on all
good breaks. The warm growlnc weather ami
he prospect of mom liberal receipts ha > e
Noakened Hie grasp of longs on corn. Thcro
vus a general scramble to get out today and
he bear sorely pressed tile antagonists. Kre-
nent rallies are lo lie expected , hut lower
irlees In the end seem Inevitable. Oats will
mid up better for their are In a stronger posl-
lon lhan corn , bill wo elm sen no particular
iiicotirageincnl to stay long of either. Weak-
icss In grain did not have asmuub effect upon
irovlslons as usual. When tliu market turned
downward at thu close a considerable break
eemod Imminent , but WOP inverted by heavy
niicnases for some of thp largo shorts , licaiu
ind others. There have ! been hpavy trans
lations In changing rlbs'from July to Septcm-
icr , showing the bt'llcf.of Itirgo lioldurs that
jarrylus charges will bo '
OMAHA MTOClt.
OMAHA , Mays.
CATTLE Official rocelnts of caltlo 1,200
aw commircd with 1'fil yesterday and 1'JW
'rldayof lastweelc. The market was about
steady on handy flit cattle , slow and sagging
on all other irrndes o\ecpt heavy beo\cs ,
which were almost Hut. Butcher utookuis
letlvo and stiong on till grades. Keeders
ivore slow , dull and we.ik. The fluidity of lite
receipts w.is good , some of the fluent beou's
vcr In the yards were on sale , KM being
isUcd for them.
Hods Olllolal receipts of hoes 3,041. as
compared with 4It ! yesterday and 4..V > 2
I'rldtiy of last week , Thumaiket was active
tinit steady tolTio higher. Allsod. ! The range
of the prices palil was fl.f rj.4.7.ri ; the bulk
soiling nt * I.Ul.in. ) Usht. ll.5tKTc4.TO : heavv.
$4.V > ® I.75 ; mixed. iMKWM.IV ) . The average of
the prices paid was * 4.H14. ( as compared with
It.ca ycstoulay nnd M. < Vs'J Krlday of last week.
SiiBKf Olllelal icicluts ot sheep lt , as
compared with IIU ycstorday and 181 Krhhiy
if last week. The market was active ami
llrm. Natives , ja.K080.lU : westerns , Jl.00 <
.00.
Ilc'CpiptH anil Disposition of Stock.
Ofllel.il receipts and disposition of sn.ol : as
.lionn by the hooks of the Union Btoukyards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m , .May 8 , Is'll ' :
HKCKU'TS.
lions. Hiirnit'H'H.1 M'I.'S
CnrH.I lleail. dri. Ilonit , C'nrn. llonil. Cnra. llrml.
. ' .4 I 1.200 SI il.OII 1 17'J
tllHI'OSITlO.N.
fnttlo. 11 OK' . Sheep.
( linnha Packing Co'
Tlieti. II. llainiuond Co.
Swift .1 Co us IT'J
The Cuilaby I'ackliiK Cu. I.O.'I
Hblipar | niul ri'Oilura. . . . 1.4KI
Lett OUT
Total. 3310 17H
KrprcHcntntlvo Sales.
8TKius.
No. Av , 1'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
I. . MK ) 14 25 2 loto : > oo
' ' 4 M lh..lI.VI ( fi 00 11. 525
s''isto 1H..1II ! ) fi 00 r > x >
12..1151 4 ( lO 1M..1IJ2 fi 10 5:10 :
U. . 740 4 75 i'i..rji5 : ! fi SO 3' . I17U SIB
2..1075 4 75 L0.l0 ( BSO & 0. Illlll r > 45
1:1. : . 721 4 K1 4I..12IG r. M 4. 1207 .130
M. . tttt 4 ( K ) 19. 1300 SCO
W ) . . OJ1 4 tlj
MI.\ID. :
SSI. . CCS 4 25 10. . 032 500
COW8.
27. . 843 2 CO 0..10IQ : i 35 .10P5 'ITS
2 .lO'JO 2 00 2. . 1 1 05 : i no 1020 IIW
( > . . Hh 2 2J . 1015 II 50 1120 ; iw
2. . 450 2 45 ] . . 1120 II 50 .III57 305
1. . ! KX ) 2 50 8.V ) : i5fl .1177 400
10. . H7I 2 50 . 400
; i..ior. ' 2 M . 15 : IM 410
1. . 810 II 25 . 725 35J . I IIU ) 42. " >
2. . ( > n U 25 . i iso 5. ivaa 5 10
a. , bra 3 S3 . 000 8 75
STOCKKIH AS-'O
i. . Tin 2 no II. . 5 HI r.m
27. . un 2. . KMI .l 00 1140
1. . 500 in. , cix ui5 ; a oo
IIKIi'Kltlt.
i . Mfl 2 ! ! 0 HtV1"j75 7M 4 'M
: i. . r.n a : in 111.a. . TIKI ' : i ' . ' . "i tur 510
13. . blh - ao a. K.II a M
IIUM.S.
2..iiv : > a 70 1MB1 ' 4 00 1..1700 4M
2..HI3 a 25
ONffl
a oo L.IWJ 4 oo
j. . 300 a DO i. . lio' j' '
Mll.KHIIB AMI I
1 cow and calf ? T > 00
2 springers , eueh. . . , , ' . . } l .ti M
2 hprhuers , eaoh . 'R.'M (0 (
1 milker . J Is 00
1 cow and calf r.r Si M
No. Av. flI'r. \ . J.KO.Ki. . Av. Ph. Pr ,
41) . , . .ISQ 120 { I .71 Ki. . . . .241 130 } 4 Ki
Ut . , . Is2 S3 111. ' . . . . .UK IC,0 4 lil
mt . . .1 7 ' . ' 10 fS 75. . . . .210 XI ) 4 115
fix. . . .174 Ml 7 * ' " . . .Sill M ) 4 III
7d . . .Ihrt 240 S7' 74" " iao 4n.-i
715. . . .204 2sO IX ) 7.i. . /JI4 MJ 4i.1 (
13 . .114 dO I . 'I. . . . .217 S I 4 Ul
8s. . , . .20.'i 120 dOfi'J 71. , . . .2I Hi ) 4 1.5
( ,7. , . .2'y 2011 fi'JU r.i.y. . . . . .370 IIMI 4 a
74 . . .IMI 4U ( U y. ) . . . . .ITI 4(1 4 Ul
74SI . ' ' 40 ra hi. . . . .1'I7 ' SO 4 Ul
I S . . . M 240 ivj 81. . . .307 130 4W
SMl . . .210 24J no 70. , 11.0 4 IIT'.J
h' . ' . . .1H4 Hi ) .vL1 114) ) 4C7'i '
III. . . .3111 40 iu ; TO ! ! 300 4f,7i !
70 . . .UiO 100 4 111 70. . iiisoJ 80 4074
70VI . . 2l ! > 4 IW KI , 0 4 70
( VI , . . .SI" 300 4 Ul tilW H ) 4 TO
II . . . : r7 - 4 GO W . .22 ? 470
4' ) un M 4 1,0 JOJ 470
7.1 . . .301 to 4 U'J'J .3. Ill 470
74 HI 4 l li . : IIH M ) 470
SO . . .177 N ) 4 1134 . : IMI IM ) 4 TO
CU . .2117 120 4 IB 711. . . 217 40 470
M7 . 1 > 7 4 B 74V.I. 3IU 47. " i
5h ,2115 120 4 . " ' V.I. . . Mw 130 4 T5
7S .SIS IW ) 4 U5 7J . . .240 80 4 75
74. . . .203 ICO 4 W t7 . . .245 40 4T5
riOSANU itouan.
10 w M 2 M . . . . . .137 iCO
1 iM ) 2 7.1 S . . . .liX ) 100
1 . 1M > a OJ
Iilvo Meek Market.
. May f.-tf pcolal Tclcsram to THE
HKK.lTlmio were not many cattle here to
day only about 7.0JO anil they were wanted.
The demand developed itrcnKlh cnotuh to
tnako It possible for salesmen to "spring"
prices a trlllo for such t-'r.nU-s as shlppcis and
local dressed beef men suck. The a\cr.i. o
Kidn In those descriptions was MttOe per 100
potindsi. All other sort , co\v , bulls , stockers ,
el.c.yeru also firm , but without advance.
S.ilcs wcro on thu basis of $2.0Wil.T5 for cows ,
h fors and bnllsi } J 'KUsl.TS for stookcrs and
feeders , and rl.S3at.OJ for verv eoninum to
fancy shipping ; steers. The onlsldo iiiututloii |
Is nominal , no tales having ax yet beun
effected at i-o hlnli a IlKure. The Rcnoral
iiukut had a very llrm look at the close ,
This week's receipts will show an ilicioiso
s compared with the corresponding week
list yoiirof ful.y 20,000 , intiUlm ! a decrea'o for
wo weeks last past of inoro than 50.UOU head.
[ 'he Indications are that llio ill rivals for the
einalmler of this munlli will e.xhlbll un
oiially mtirlied falllniroir.
nothliiij ooeurred to disturb the Moadl-
ess of vtilues In IIIMS. llcihlcr.s
f poor and uoninum stock had to work a lit-
\C \ hind toK 't prices but for dr.sliublo lots
hero were ready lnii'is at fully steady
ates. Sales ei eon a bails of Jl,7. ® 1.uj for
cry coninion tn choice U'll ' to awl-pound hojs
nil M.i/.iVWJ ; . forllk'htwilKhts u\eingliiK from
50 to 2tiO pou mis. It was a iioor article that
'oiild not he sold for moio tii.in tl.s. ) , ami the
mlk of olU-rliiKS biouislit O.NVtW.oo. Aside
'nun ' shippers then ! was but little activity.
I'lnit cln.ss of buyers as on procedhiK days of
he week took thu la rises ) part of ho sonsale.
I'liero weio few tunics In heavy
. ,
x.i i tit in 11' i | it i i ttuut mil | inii' n l n i tW i/f
inrkut steady i prlmo stiersfl.ntxfl..35 ( ; ; otheis ,
' .VKTt.yso : Te.\ait9 , J4.fi03l 7.1 ; btitoher cows ,
.
lliKJS liocolpt" , 2.1,003s shipments 10,000 ;
larkctHtcady ; ruiiKh and common. il.M'ii * 70 ;
nixed , J4NXJt.4.1lJ ; pi line heavy and Uutcher
VelKhts Jl IKXitVO1 ; ! ; lluht , f4.tR4.IC > .
SilKBl'- Receipts , ti.UW ; shipments. 11.000 ;
nirket active , steady lo lower ; natives , JI.40
IM ; Tcxtins , JVJ5 ; ne tems , } i.40u.VUIi
limbs , $ U.riOia,7.UO.
NViv York. Iilvo Slot'k.
NEW Voitic. May 8. llnvis-leeoluts. : : ! S.nu.1
e.ul , InehidlnK Oscars for sale. Market slow
nml a shade uaslei. Native Meets ,
let100 Ills ; bulls unit cow , f2.2.V34.s. l. Dressed
ji-of steady at b'tiaioo ' per Ib ; shliiments to-
Hirrow 77 < > lieinesand U.II4 quarters of beef.
( , 'AI.VI.SKecolpls , 1..II7 hi'iid ; nuirkol llrm ;
eals , tl.uO&U.T , ' ) per owl ; buttetmllk calves ,
,1.04.I5. !
SllKKi1 llccelpts , 5,122 head ; slieep a hade
ewer ; lambh steady ; unsh < irii sheep , J7.IK ) ©
, hO purest. ; clipped sheep , $ I.7 ! > % 0.K ) : elljiped
iimbs , $0.0oan.0i ( ; Hprlng lamb' ' , ts.r fjio.OO ;
Irossed mutton llrm at ll124c ! pcrlb ; dicssed
timbs steady at 12'14c. '
lions Itccolpts , , ' 1,157 head , consigneddlreet ;
uarkot noiiilniilly steady at i4.IOQI.bO per
wt.
City I-lvc Stock.
KANSAS fiTV , Mo. , May 8. CATTLE Ho-
'olptu ' , : i,000 ; shipments ) ; ni&rkol about
tcady ; sters , fa.50 < iti.S5 ; : cows , J2.OtOI.75 ;
itockor" and feeders , J22.VJJ4 70.
Hods Hecelpts , U,700 ; .sblpnienls , : i,000 ;
ewer ; ullKrudcH , M.2531,75.
St. hoiiln Ijlvi ; Stock : .
ST. Louis , Mo. , Mny 8. CATTLE Heccipts.
1,000 ; Hlilpiuonts , SiH : ) ; stetuly ; fair to f.iney
niitlvu stects. } 4.0t > S. > . 'JO ; Texans and Indians ,
M.IXXS.MO.
031 A 11.4. n'lHUTKS.ll.K 31.1 ItHKTS.
A few changes will be noted In the qnota-
lens on vegetables. Potatoes aio weak.
( . 'neumbers nnd catillllower mi ! quoted lower.
The following limitation ! : aiu based on yes
terday's sales :
sqirAsll-l'ercrate of ado/en. t2.iV ) .
I'OTATOKS Ilomepiown Mock , 11.00 ; western
stock , JlACil.lO.
t'l'CUMiicits- do ? , tl.fiO.
CAIIIIMIK California stoek , jicr Ib , 2jc ! ;
southern , per crate. if.'I.M ) .
Pit ; Pr.ANT Per 11) . lie.
S'oUTllhllN C'\fl.lfl.ownt Poriloz. J2.2M2.M ) .
TOMATIIKS Southern fctoek. bushel lio\es ,
W.co ; fancy , crates , G baskets , fl.25(25.W ( per
ciate.
SOUTIIEHN IlKANS Wax , t ' .00 per > . .
box ; Ntrlnif. tl.2.V3I. . > 0 per 'i bushel box.
NK\V POTATOKH Per Ib , lie.
Toi' ONIONS Per bunch , 20e.
.SPINACH I'er libl , 81.so.
LETTticK Choice stock , 40c.
HUTAiiAnAS Michigan stock , per bu , 500.
HKKTN Per bushel. * ! . ( ' .
OAUIIOTS Per bushel , Jl.dO.
lUnisnts Per do/ bunches , 40 < 34r > c.
I'Aits.Mi's Per bushel , $1.00.
llKANS-Meillunis , 8.dO ; navy , t2.7. > .
AsrAliAOUB Homo gtown stock , 5(5o ( pcrdoz.
KruitH.
The supply of strawberries was quite lib
eral , anil while thcro was considerable poor
fruit , thcto was also enough iood ; stock to 1111
all shipping ; orders.
The following quotations are based on yes
terday's sales'
I'lNKAi-PLES-Per ' do/ , J.V.WW.50.
STUAWIIKIIIUES Per caseof 24 ijuarts , J4.00S
4..10.
Al'i'i.K.s The mat Uet Is practically of peed
shlppliiR stock.
OHANOIS I.os Anceles J2.7Wil1.00 nor box ;
Dtiarte , $ .100 ; Kl\or s , } : i.OO ; UUemiik , M.O'J ' ;
NavelB. J5.MBfi.OO. (
LEMONS Choice stock , per box , IC.OO ; fancy ,
ta so.
OIIAI-K FIIUIT Vor box. W.OO.
HANANAS Per hunch , il.50 1.00.
Country Produce.
The receipts of butter are on the Increase
and It would not ho "afo to anticipate ijulte so
Rttoiii ; prices tisaweek ago. Other Kinds of
pioduce are about steady ,
Thu followliin quotations are based on yes
terday's snius ;
HUTTKII It Is not safe to nntlelpate over 20c
for the best butter , with other grades belling
don n as low UN Ific ,
\v--llest upland. $11 00 per ton.
Kixis ( leneitil miirlict l24tlUc , bulk of sales
12'ic. '
l'oiji.Tiiv--Llvo hens , faney. 14.00 ; inl.\od ,
fl.T.V3,4.00i roosters , f.5i ! S'1.7.1.
Flour.
Omaha Mlllln ; ; Co. , Itclhinco Patent , 11.10 ;
Inylnelble Patent. $2.hl ) ; Lone Mar viiiierla- |
tl\e , i-M ; ijnonllakc , t.MO ; I'tincy I'amlly ,
JI.OO.
JI.OO.H.
H. T. TJ.ivlH Mill Co. , Hltfh Patent No. I nnn
Uream. * . ' .8" ; lllnn O. full patont.tJ.rx ) ; lluwk-
eyo. half patent , l,40 ; Special lEoyal , tutotit ,
No. 10. } : UO ; Minnesota I'atent. ' t.MK ) ; Kansas
Hard Whc.at , patent , t'.G5 ; NubraMca tirltig |
Wheat , patent , f..CO.
Oskninp'o ready to rlso buokwhoat flour ,
W.5 ' percaso of 502-lb packnuesi buckwheat ,
In bbls , N. Y. . W.OO ; Excelsior brand , Ci.fiO ;
Slap . lack Meal , UTS percaso of W 2-lb paok-
UKCS.
. F. Oilman's Gold Medal , J2.00 ; Snow White ,
f2',0 ! ; Snonllakc. * . ' .20 : low Krado , 11.00 ; bran ,
t1.00 ; ehoiiped feed , * -7.00.
> Ilsc llancc > iiH.
, , , .
beeswax , prlmo , 20412,1ci rouRh tullow , IVi
.
HONKS In Car Lots Only -Dry buffalo , per
ton , 8IO.OOii ( tS.oo ; dry country , bleached , per
ton , rlOl'OiBIIUK ' ) ; dry country , dnniD and
meaty , per ton , fcUKXiCIO.oO. Thcso prhcsnro
for bones HOlKhcd and delivered In Chicago.
SICK HEADACHE
' Positively cured ly
thcsu Mttle Pills.
CARTER'S
They also rollevo Pis
tress from Dyspepsia , In
ITTLE digestion and Too Hearty
BVER Eatln&r. A perfect rt-m
cdy for Dizziness , Nausea
PILLS. DrowslncBS , Had Taste
In thu Mouth. Coated
Tongue , I'oln In the Sldo.
TOIII'ID UVEIl. Tliey
regulate tto Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE ,
P. T , HUGHES ,
\VI1OAKSAI.K 4USI1 COMMISSION MKHCIUNT
l.VV..IMI Market I.lieot , Denver. Colnr.i'lo. '
hlkln , III anoVeilern : I'toiiiiorf llutter Knilianil
rhoee IUOOU A 1 emptr exu e e . nil b Illlrri to
lo'iiiKi ' mv > hliier | | > unit nihiir * n > linlllluil. ilvoiux'i
nml lip Ship lir li't frelKht Cooil , cliuap llultur In
ilumnml Out I UK .May Itellublo for < muutluli oa il -
in anil.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK Y4RDS CO. LIMITED.
LIVE ferOOK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Co
W-J'J Ki'-liunx'o Uullillni ; ,
Omahi.
B. J. Ooffiuan , Smiley Hunter & Green ,
° '
| 30
Ilulhllnz
toutU Uioulia. South OmaU (