Nebraska Newspapers

    TH OMAHA DAILY TIIUH8DAY , MAY 28 , 1891.
HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Wheat In Ohloagj Subjected to Unexpected
and Disappointing Shoots.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN ALL GRAIN VALUES ,
Provisions Also CoiiHltlornuIy Iioucr
rijcntlliiK Ktitmcs St.eks
and IlomlMYnll Street
Utilities ? .
GillCAdo. Miiy Z7.--Wheat was subjected to
two or three unexpected and dlsippolntlng
shoots today. When It was expected to ud-
vunuo It ruucdcd. mid when It looked wo ik It
showed decided strength The opening win
decidedly lower than the close yesterday.
Cables noted lower pi Ice * ubroid nnd tlui
wuathorln the wliuil bait was flue. The row is
nodam.mu from fint reported In the ninth-
west , nnil wllli warmer weather them the
tnarlatloikcd duo to bro.ik ntthostirt. It
did Hit , other thin t. Now Voruor-i sant in
heavy buying ordure , 1,000,0(3 ( bushels , It Is
mild , boliu purchased for thut ueeoiint by X
V.Vhlto & Co iilono. Local shorts nls'i ' cov
ered freely , and thu Irnnsacllumof a syndi-
c.ito which w w sild to 1)3 "playing the mar
ket" according to n "sstom" was also < : ild t
li.ivo had an pITt'ct on tr.idlng Them
things mid tlio o.irly strength In corn
tnado a declduillr stion. ? market and a
rapid ndvancu. Tliucorn inarkot was wutuhoil
closely and exerted mote or los Inlluonoo nn
whcilnllday , opar itors someho.v tiUlns acne
cno from that inirUrt. When corn declined
wheat vvcntoiT too , assisted liy asollliu pies-
BIIIQ fioin soniu of the lou il boar tr.idors Inly
stilted at tW'tft'it'.o. a'iilmt $1 O0't t the
close veslordiiy , and advanced to MOl'J.
tWIien the New Vorkots tried to sell out thulr
c.irly puroh.isoH they fonn I that the noav >
loc.il bc.irs under the le.id of ttcam. Und ihy
mid Lynn were willing to hulp thorn soil. July
Inoliospecdlly tolNjiind nltlni iloly sold to
[ IS'.P. with 11 slight rccovory liofoiu Ihn close
Tlio Hr.idsticut ruportof a largo decru i o 1 ist
wool. In a\ullablo supplies li.nl little olTisot ,
The llliur.il exports an 1 t ilk of lOJ.OJJ bushals
unsaved hero for shlprnent to Liverpool \\oio
without much effect.
Corn was actlvo , o\oltcd anil Ineguliir. price
ch.ingo ) ! being frequent within yMi1
riuctuiitlnns woru .rovornod to a I irgo extent
by local Inlliicncc. The innrkotopened with a
show of weal ii"ss In synipiihy with wheit.
July beliii ; quoted nt.Vi'ife/M'tC against > ! 'ie
at thooloHoyosti'iday lliobc.irs st.irlod to
sell , but their olTorlngs woio o uorlv snrtppod
up nnil a rapid advance followed In unison
with wheat , tlinugh on IIsowntieiulh shoits
h.id sulil consluor.ibli ) lines of Ma\ during the
recent ml MI ii co , it around TUc , mid as the days
\vrnfowln ) which delivery must be made and
Mo < .ks of cash corn small , they began lo
scramble oxor oath olhoi In fiantlc efforts lo
rotor. Their olTnith woie stimulated .it the
dainetlmubyhi.il binlng mid the advance
was not stayed until If1 > o was re ichcd Ilstl-
inntPs of lanro rocolpls for tomoi row scorned
to roveiso the sentiment of the crowd and In
ficlllngout they hiuKu I ho prlcii loM'tC. I'loni
this there was a ieco\oiy to , Mc at thu i lose.
OutH vvoro ncllvo and unsettled In symp.i-
tliy with oorn .ind the fluctuations In that co-
roil were goveicd by maize
Provisions were foaturuloss and Inn leis
urely way followed the fluctuations In grain ,
advancing In the early trading and root-dim ;
Intel. September poilt slmwsaloss compiled
with vostorday of Me , lar.l , " ' . ; C , and ribs , 2'ic ' ,
Tlio lo id I ii K futures ranged us follows :
Aimii KS
\VIILAT No 2-
Mny ( I t I at 1 1 im <
June i 02 i u.
July
COIIN No 2-
Mny 67M , &s
Juno
Julr
OATS-NO 2-
Jlny " M 43.3H
Jl"
Juno 48 45
July 4I > M4
Mrs-s I'OIIK
May 10 (0 ( 10 SO 10 5. 10 55
July IU 70 1UW 10 IA to ( < : >
Brplvmbor. . . . 11 n 10'JO 10W
May SM c r u 625
July 6 SA Ii 40 r , U II M
September OIA 057H ecu
llllis
Mny i RO 580 bffl
July. . . . 5 W i.ou 5 .10 6110
September. . . fi 25 0 15 C 17K
Cash iiuotattons were as follows :
FI.OUII Qulot and unchanged.
WHEAT No. 'i sprliiK whc.it , SI.O'l'4 ! No. n
prlnz wheat , UWtni'jo ' ! NaL'red ,
COIIN No. 2 , 57tf < ijwc. :
OATS-NO , y , 4fjo ! No. 2 white.
No. .1 white , 4GHW470.
HAIU.EV No. 1 ! . nomlnnl ; No. 3T2o ; No. 4 , Tie.
KI.AX SKKII No. 1. tl.lli
TIMOTHY CKBI > Prime. $ I.STil41.28.
I'OIIK Mess pork per biirrol , I05. > ; lard ,
tier cwt. f ( " . . ' . ' . ) : short ribs , sides , ( loosn ) ,
* 5.80"i a'Sj dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) . J.'i.OJ ®
6.10 : short clour sldos ( boxed ) . * l.03.i.W. ! !
WHISKY Distillers' Unlshed goods per gal
lon. $1.10.
BuciAH Cut loaf , n ncli. ui od : granulated ,
4WoiMandard "A4Jc.
Kccoiptsand Hhlpmenta today Muro as fol
lows :
AIITICI.rH. IIITEII'TS. SIIII'MKNTS
Flour , barrel * . , , 1503) llftM
Wheat , ImnlieU inuuo 147,000
Corn , bimlicl' . . & .1IUU 2(8,1 XX )
Oats , bushels , . . . an iw 10I.M )
Ityu. bunliols , . . . E.OUU 4UOU
Hurley , biinhola. louuu 4 IKK )
On the produce exchange today , the butler
market wag actlvo and unchanged. Kgrfs ,
.
CiiK'Aiio , May 27. Operators on the ho.ircl
of trade today were generally Inclined to dls-
ciodlt the story telographcd from .Minneapolis
to the elToot that 0. A , I'lllsbury , the big
miller of thatelty , was attempting to run a
corner In No. 1 northern w lent for July < lo-
ll\ory. fho opinion was expressed that Mr.
IMllsUury Is too acute a business man to under
take any nuc.li hazardous game. It was
thought probable , however , that Mr. I'llls-
buiywnaoftliooplnlonth.it July would not
bo lower and that no was prudently luylnu' in
a supply for his ml.Is ,
Now Yurie .Markets.
NEW YOIIK , May 27. Ki.oun-Hecelpts , 13.011
p.ieUagos ; exports , U.'STS barrels , ! ' .I73 sacks :
market heavy , but inoJoratoly active ; free
tcllurs ; sales. SI.S5J burials.
WilKAT-KocelptH , K17iOJ bushels ; oxports.
17'i,4.l bushels ; salesS.&HI.OOO bushels futures ;
sr.MJW bushels spot , bpot market lowoi , hut
moderately active. No. 2 , Jl.ll'i In
store and elevator ; $1.12 < < 81I2' , afloat ; JI.I2'j
( tl.llAi f. o. b. ; ungraded rod , Jl Od'iai.oil1 ; ;
No. I northern to arrive. $ . : ® . ; No
1 hard to arrive. * l.lWi&l.l7 ( ; No. 2
Chicago , ei.lO'iffil.ll'J. Options opened
Mile lower on favorable crop and
wcuthor toloirrums. advanced 5 Qilo on
Ilrudstroot's big dccrcaso In available sup
plies , and Paris reporting a stronger market
as Influenced by rumnicd reduction In the
( Scrmnn grain duty ; then came a break of
.Vi l4o ! on account of thu sharp doollno In
corn , closing steady nt 3ilio under yoster-
cUy. Sales Included : .No. 2 rod .May.
Il.l."iiai.l2y , closlnir at tl.MU : .rune. SIAWi ®
1.10'i , closing at tl.OQH : Jillv. tl.07fi-lHJI.O ( ? ; ,
closing at ( l.OTUi August. fl.OI'J ' ® ! 01 ! } , clos
ing at * I.OIJ , ' : September , II O.IHffll.044 , closing
nt fl.lU i Octouor , Jl ai fil 043 . closing at
11.0.1 % : December. $104 < iJI.O'i\i , closing
( * . , ; May , (18'K ( ' ) Jl.OSSitl oojj , closing at
HAIU.EV MAiT-Iull.
COIIN Iteculpts , IOJ.IB bushels ; experts ,
41.SH4 bushcUi sales , S.blO.OOO btiHhols futures ;
1VOOOO bnshtls spot. Sot | market easier , fairly
uctlvo : No. 2 , ( /I > , 'Bfi7o in elevator , 07o nlloat ;
ungradud nu\cd , u/QCiDiiU. Options opened
I' ail40 higher on covering and n good export
demand , but declined la.'Von the largo re
ceipts and bin tueuk at tlio west ; chislng
lioavy ; May , fiUSi4i07'iC. closing atomje ; June ,
Kiffidi'ic , closing at li.ici July , filsQ-U'iC. clos
ing at l ic ; August , B0 4icrt\c. closliu at
COSc ; St-ptcmuor , ( Wnoiljc , closing nt We.
OATS Uocolpts. ( Ki.iw Dusiiols : uxports , 4V ,
bushels ; sales , i'O.OOU bushels futures ; SVOlX )
bushels spot. Hpot iniirkut dull , iinsnttlod
Options quiet , lower , weak ; May closliu at
fil'ic ' : Juno , ftf.'ilc ) , closing at Mvic : July ,
4USTMc , clusliu nt.'iOc ; August. 42ffll.lc. clos
ing nt 42c ; spot No 2 , white , M4ci mixed
western , 4tviM.lo : vuillo western , fll3(17o ( ; No.
S Chlcaco. AJ'iluV.M'ic ' ,
HAY Weak and quiet ; shipping , 4Y3.p > ) o ;
good to choice , 5546750.
llors Bteady and quiet ; state common to
choice , 2.VK.CO : Paclllc coast , iii.iPiC. ;
Moi.A88ts-roreltn dull ; Now Orleans firm
nnd Minet.
Iti ( , Steady nnd nulct.
K < is I'nlr demand and firmer : western , 19
receipts 7,7M pnrkugos.
I'oiiK Quiet and iiuch uigedi old mess. 110,73
11.00 ; new mess , ricxi6u',75 ; extra urlmo ,
Cur Mfc'ATrt-Stoady but dull.
. MIHIU.K ! ' Quiet and sto.uly.
iMiin Dull ; western Htomii , M.V ) . Sales , IB !
I Id ecu at MM. Option snltH. 4'J.IJ tuircos. May.
lu.4t < i Juno. M.41. closing at t < US ; July , faA t )
fl.nO , closing nt WM ; AiunsUM ( , ' 1.71. closing
at fctmbld ; Septombor. WKlii0.b4 ! , closing Igat
1(1. ft bid ; October. MU1 bill.
lltrrrt.li Moderate demand : unehnngod ;
western dairy , UQI.'oi western ennimery ,
j4(31HHo ( ; wosiorn funlory. lontNa ; KUMns. istic. |
CIIKLSK 1'alrly HCtlvound linn ; part Uium ,
4 ® So ,
Whnat Sfurket.
MlNNKAroMS , Minn. , Mny 87. WIIBAT
Ho , I uurtboru whoa ; lugooU < lciuand | otUor
grades rcry dull. Hocelptd , 175 cnrsi shipj
monts. 210 cars. C'loso : No , I hard , May , (1.07) )
on track , ll.ttHi31.00 | No. 1 northern , Mar ,
11.0.1 ] July , tl Ois : on track. fl.amai.imfi No.
2 northern , Mnj , f I oo : truck. II OOfti.OOJi.
KatiNitN City MarkctH.
KANBAS Cirr , Mo , Mny 27.--WHEAT
OuloC. No. 3 hnrn.cash , ln ; May , Ole bid ;
No. 2 red , cash. O.V.
COIIN Higher ; No. 2. cash and May , S3Hc.
OATS bloadyNo. ; 2 , cash , 4) ) ! < iBIJSo | Al y ,
jilM.STBrrs Weak ) unchanged ,
HAY Steady : unchanged.
llt'TTEii Stonily ; iinclmnzrd.
CiiKFSK-Stoadyi unchanged.
KOIH I'lrm at 1 1 .
I'no VISIONS -Steady ; unchanged ,
\ \ 001 , Unchangrd.
ICtCBiiTS Wheat , SO.IIOO bushoU ; corn , 14.-
01 1 bimliels ; oils. 1 , , ° M busholR.
liout , Ul.ooo l-tuliols ; no corn
nnd oils.
Markets
I.jvrni'oof , , Mav -WHEAT Stonily : do-
inuniigood ; holderolTor moder.itely.
COIIN Steady : domiind pooi : mixed wmt-
crn , M S'id ' pcrtontal. Hecelpts of American
rorn forthcpast throodays w on1 47.700 cent.i Is.
IiAltli Primp western , 'rJs per cwt.
( 'HtrsK-Amerlcan finest whltp and colored ,
70s jior ewt forold.
I.l.NScr.nOlt/ per cwt.
St. fjoiils Mnrct ! < ) .
HT. r.ottio. Mo. Miy 27. WHEAT Irrog-
ul'irt cnsh , 11.01 ; .tulv , liMiWii1.
Conv Kasler : c uh , n' > c ; July. r > 2'io bid.
OATS I.owor : cash , 4lliu ; July , 4.o.
I'OIIKKisy : tll.oo.
IiAHIi Quiet : fO 00.
V\lll KV-ll.lll. ,
IlUTrni-Mc.idv and uni-hingcd.
MII.WAUKKT WIs , May 27 WIIKAT rirm ;
No 3 spring tl.OMftlO * ! .Illlv , US. )
Conv Kiisy ; No it. W-
OATH-Sleailyi No. a while 4 < Ho. {
-hio uly , pork , July , $11.00.
Diilulli XVhenl Maikot.
Di'M'Tii Minn. M ly 27. Wheat steady with
small business Iteeolpts. h7 curs. Closing :
pr ees wcteMav rlOS'i ; Inly. ! ! . ( ) { No 1
hard , cash flOS't ' ; No I northern , cash , tl.Oo'i ;
No 2 nnrthorn , c ish , (1 III ,
Cincinnati
Ci\riNS\ri. O. , M-iy Si. Wiiuvr rirmj
No * rod. tl 00
Cons lloivv : No 2 mixed. " > 7iO. !
OATS--Julot ( : No. 2 mixed , 40c.
\Vlllsia--SI Ifi.
TolLMlo iMarlceM.
Tot.Rjio O. , May 27. Wilt\T : Lower ; cash
$1 ( * ' { .
COIIN Weak : cash , nflc.
OATS-Iiiactlvo. No 2 white , IDc.
NIOCKS l.Vlt ItltXIta.
NEW VOIIK. Mny 27. The stock market
tod.iy wns oven more lifeless than thatof yes-
terd ly , btiton the whnlo thoio waslf anything
a butter feciliK on the street and a flrmoi tone
to ti.idlng. Wlilto the shipments of gold ha'vo
nut ceasi d. as ev Idonccd by the lot which wont
out this morning ind the further engigomcnt
tod.iy , the material dccieaso In the amount
sent gives strength to the general Impression
that there will be but little moro sent out.
Operators , however , uro not disposed to take
any I Isk In tlio premises and the speculation
lagx. The dullness at times tod.iy being equal
tonnythlng In that line during mldsiimmor ,
while the ( luctu itlons woru on a strict parity
with the amount of business done Thu openIng -
Ing was made at ( l uro * from about 'i ' to 2 per
cent hUliar th in those ot last evening , nnd
thu continued covcilng of shotts soon forced
a fractional advance over the entire list In
the early trading. In this movement. ho\v-
ever , Wab.ish prefcried was the only promi
nent foatuie , and wlillo bt. I'aul and a few
others ue.ro q.iltu actlvo for thu time being ,
there \\aslltlloor no feature to the ti.idlng
with the inception noted. The upward move
ment , however , c.imu to an end when thu de
mand Tiom thu shorts wns satisfied and lu 111 u
afternoon the course of prices was a'aln
downward. .Many stocks were then biought
liolow the level of thu oponlni ; lieu us , Itock
Islaml and St. Paul ucliu ; amoiiK thu number ,
wlillo Louisville \ Nuslnlllo was also con
spicuous for Itn decline. 'Iho market , how-
u\or , w.is Kept within narrow limits during
the entire -day and no material movement was
scoieil outside of the advance In W.ibush pre
ferred A sllshtly better tone was developed
toward the close , nnd the market closed dull
and steady to firm at InslRiilflcunt cliansvs
from the openlnic prices Thu only final
chaiiKoof note was a gain of I lior cent In
\Vabnsh preferred , thu others being Irregular
and for small fractions only
Kallroad bonds were even duller than usual
of late , the total sales reachlnt oulv J-IOi.U'JO ' ,
wlillo almost absolute stagnation existed In
prices. There was no movement of note dur
ing the cntlio dav and the final changes are
In all cases for small fractions.
Go01 iCnient b-mds opened steady nt a slight
decline , nnd rallied ? later , thcnbycunio dull
and remained sa until the closo.
Ponnsylvanlaoll. spot , closed at Cj'ac ; Juno
option openliiK at fdo : highest. ( > sSc ! ; lowest ,
03c ; ulosln/ .f. Total sales , 29.000 barrels.
I'ho following are the closing niiot itl.ius for
the leading stocks on the Now \ orlc stock ex
change today
Atchlson Jlt Virtliwiiitorn 108
Adams Kzprosi 147 diiprefcrred . . . .131
Alton ATorrt ! Uruito. J4i ( N. Y. Contrnl 1UO ! _
do preferred . ' . . . 125 N Y C. AHt I , , . . . 11V <
Atnurlcnn Kxpress . .115 do preferred . . ( iiiH
II C. It AN -3m Ohio A Mliihulppl. ISJJ
Cnnacln PnclHc 77' < do preferred 86
Canada Southern . . l'J'-4 ' Ontario A Wettcrn 1I > H
Centril I'.iclllo . . . . UH Oregon Improve . . . V )
Chei A Ohio 1 < > K ) reion NUT ,2
do Ul preferred. . . . 49 { Oregon Trans ll >
do2ndpreferred. . . . ? > I'iiclllc Mull J H
fhUmgo A Alton . . .U- I'corla IH-e \ ISvnns 111
C. II HQ 8-SVi LMtMburg 110
0.0.0. * 3t I , IBM I'ullniaa Palnco . . ls ( )
Delnwnro A Hudson. 1 Kl ( lending 32
Del , h A W l . Itock Inline ! 78S (
I ) A II. U. preferred 'Mi St.lj AS. K 1st pfd . U )
Kust Tunn ( i > St. Paul C4H
ilolst prefcrrot . . M dopreferrodl \ \
ilolfd proforrod. . * . II bt. I1. , Minn. A , Min 101
Krlo 20' ' St. I'aul A Omnlin. . . . 214
do preferred do preferred 8-l's
Fort Wnjrno ISO Tonn. Coil A , Iron , II > (
Chi A ICiit. Ill I.I Toznsl'ntlHc. 14)1 )
Ilocklns Vnlloy W To ) . A O. Ccn. pref'd. id
Houston A Toxna . . . 3l ( , Union I'liclllo . tf >
Illinois Contra ! 'J7U , U. S Kxpreiii . K5
Ht. 1'uiil A Dulutl 2S W. St. ! > . A. I' . lOTf
Kmiiiks A Tuxn * lf > dopiuforreil . 2 !
l.uku llrlo A Wost'n. . IJTti olU-nirKO Hx . 140
doprofarrod f,7 ! | Western Union . W
Lnku blioro 1WV ; Am. Cotton Oil . 24V
I.oulsrlllo.VNnsli . . . W Colorado Coiil . "Jl
Ixjulsvlllo A Now A. . 2& llome tnke . 10
Slenipliln A Cluir Jl Iron Silver . 110
MltliiinnCcntrnl. . . . 01 Onturlo
Mil , I. H AW 70 ( jalcksllror . S
doprufurrcd lOJk do preferred . . . . W
Minn ASt. I. 4 Sutro . 5
doproforred 10 Millnor . -V
Missouri PHClflc . . . . . ( & Hlch. A W ! Tor. . . . ! ( . '
Mobile A Ohio 45 Wl'ponslu Ccmtrnl . . . 23
NnsliTlllo Clmtt 101 ( ireiit. Northern pfd. 83
N. J. Contrnl lU' Chlcnifo Uai . . . . 67
Norfolk A Won pfd . 52 l.e id Tiunt . IS )
Northern I'.iclHo . . 2IIS Huzir Trust . fi'l
donrefcrrud OJ'i Soulhurn I'nrltlo . .U'
U. 1' . DenvurAQulf. IBM Ore H. Ii. A tltiih Nor 27
The total sales of stocks today wore 140.0SJ
shares ; Including Atohtson , 10,25,1 ; LoiiUvlllo
A. Nashville , 10,8)3 ; St. Paul , .I.8J2 ; Union Pa
cific , 7'JOO.
Fiuniiclal Huvlrtv.
NKW YOIIK , Mav 27. The Post s.iys ; Un
certainly about the prospect about the money
market it , the central feature on the stock
market at uresont. Notwithstanding that
money Is remarbuhly easy now and this mornIng -
Ing was down ti > 8 percent , whereas at this
time last year It r ingod from I to 5 per cent ,
and notwithstanding that thu ho.ivy move
ment of cunency from thowost villl iniikn a
favorable bunk statement on I'rlduy. there
are so many unusual conditions In the general
fluandnl situation that many poop o are ap
prehensive of a tight money market
In the autumn mainly as the result
of ho ivy gold experts In the last
two months. The not reduction In
our stock of actual gold for tlio yn.ir Is about
* 'oXo,00' ( ) . On the other hand tliero h.is been
nn Increase of ov or JW.OOO.OCO of silver tortlll-
catcs In circulation and about ta-o)0uo ) of
treasury certificates Issued fur thopuruhiBo
of silver. N ) fir ax this Increase of circula
tion has any oiled on the money market It
would make money onslor as ions .is there Is
no doubt about the currency bolus main
tained at par with golil. Unless some such
question as this should uriio before next
autumn there does not scorn to hi rt < ison for
iippiohenslons of any stringency In money
this season muro than usual except th it the
oiops to ho moved will prohahlv bo large and
nt good prleoa and will requite more munoy to
move thorn.
The Mouoy .Market.
Nh\v VOIIK , Mav U7. MONKV ( is OAI.I. Eny ,
ranu'lni ; from : i to 4 pun-cut ; last loan .1 per
cent ; closlni ; offcrod nt ll'j ' per cont.
1'iiiuB MKiioAsrn.r. ' - ' '
I'Ai-Ku-ri'j'o ) ; tier cent.
bTKiii.iNa KvciiAMin-Qiilot at W.S41 ! for
alxty-diir hills and * I.M > 4 for ilumind.
The following were thu oloslni ; prices on
bonds :
I' H 4 , rcKlilcrud , .119 M K.AT &s . 71
U. B 4 > , oouponi..lllii ) Mutunl Union Hi . . . I IU
4' ' < , renlslerod IU ) N. J. Com liu Cert , lui' ' (
4V scoupont. . . . , . , , lei Northern I'nc. Isti. , llil
I'acinctfiof 'Hi . , . ,111 ilo21
'loniiL'ijou'.S' , a tii. . . II iln dobonturtiit. . . to.
do 5 , Iu- " < St. I * A I. M. ( Ion , hi. HT , ! <
do . { , t > Q t. I , . AH. K. ( ion. JI.1UI
CcuadaHouthern it lUHi.su irtureo"ii : iiu.r.'l
fenlrnl I'nclilo Un.,101 ,81. , l > . c. A. I'.liti..lli !
H. A II ( J , litt 114 | T. f. U O. Tr. lieu . MJU
do 4 > K ] IT i > . | | u.Tr. llcti , n < l
n.-v H.(1.V. ( . im. , , . 7i' ' < ! ilnloii l > acmolit . . . .IDn'
Krlo lt IdJVi.V"
M. K. A T. l.on'l li . 7ii
II uk
. May W , Hank clearmRs for the
day were tUO.VIOx > . New Vork oxchaiiKO win
T.Vi premium bid. Itatesformonoy were oa y
litMtOpercent. H'.crlliiu exchange was steady
at tl.tm , for fcUty day bills , and tl.HU for
Ight drafts.
Uaj 7-
j uncos , H.I42.00I , Money , 5 par cent
, 01 Now Vork. IZ'if ' tolftcdhcount
, .May ZT.-Oloarlmci.f l".40",770 |
balance * , IIi5i.ol9.lonov : 4 ® li per cont.
HAI.TIMOIIE , Mil. . Mny 2. , Cloarln , 11,040-
W. > ( balances , fMUHI. Money , 0 per cent.
NEW VOIIK. May ST.-Uear.iijis , $ U7,577.0 |
balances ,
Hunk of l nclntul llulllon.
I.ONIIOV. May 27 , Amount of bullion ROIIO
Into the Hank of England on balance todny
WUB JL'10,003. A
Paris
t'Ains , Slay 27. Three per cent rontc , Olf
32 > io for the account.
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Itostou Htoot Mafkot.
IIOSTOV. Mass. , May 27. The following were
the oloMiiT prlcci on stocks In the Huston
stosk market today !
AtcMson A Topoka. . Hi Iknlon A Mont. , , , ( I'd
ItoMnn AAllmny . . . .31 } CnlunielA llecla ,
do Malno. . I9' > tranklln 17
Chi llur. A ( julncy. . Ml. Huron t
HlUitmr * II II Ml Kenmargo I1J
Mint A I'ero. M 71' ' O rooln 3M
Mttlo Huck A H. H . Ul Ouliicy
Masi , Contlnl 18 Snn tii Ko copper. W
Mexican Cvn com. . IW-f Toinirnck ,
N. Y. A .V. Knitlnnd. My Itoston '
do 7 118 Wen Krid'lVnmfCo'ii Wli
0V d Colony. , > . . , , H l Hull Telephone SKI
0A Cent com t'l' ' .
AlloiiDt Mln Conetr ( ) .11 Wn ( < > r I'ovrer
Atlantic Il U'ont 141 *
Denver Allnlnir Stookn.
DRNVP.II. Col. , May 27. Quotation ! ) on the
mlnliu exchnimo today :
. 10 > < Jmtlco ll <
Amity : i'i l.uBRlTender .
ArKOimilt 25 l.lttlu llulo . . . 108
Ilnll.irnl 37' ' ( Mnlchlc 121
HmuiiKlcr. i.'v ' MnyMn < oppa. 41
llangxok \ \ 70 MornliiKdlliti. .
Motes I ! Hunter 10 Ore . . . . .
Dig I ! Indian" U I'ny Hotk n' ' $
I'oto'l 18
ISnmnloiT I ! . It , I'urk con & 7
Cnlllopp . : l. , Heed National . . . 10J
IVutiiry . Ill Klilto 21
Oliiy ' County . 12 Ittmnlnx I.odo l' >
j' l.civciiiiortli . . . . t >
Dlainomlll . . 10 lohnJ pfd ( 'Mi
Denver j | ( Ian A Oil 41 I'uKlcr 10'i '
Kniiudin . . . Clniidlu.1 20
( iold i ' 1 reiianre . ( eUynhum
Ht I.oulM AtlnliiK QuotntioiiM.
PT Lotn , Jlo. May 27. The minim : itooks
ncro dull today and ti.in-sfois woru trilling In
amount. Thu follow Ing bids WCTO made on
call :
Adnms UK ) .Mount hi > y < 'i
lllmoHl 125) M llrvon i iVt ,
( irinltoM 2100 Mlvur AKU . . . IU
l.ltllo Albert 10 Mltnlicih 20J
Muiitruni 48i | Vuiim . 77't
Now Vork 311 n I n i { Quotations.
' NKW VoitK , May 27. The following are tlio
' lining sto2k quotations :
Alkp . . . us \TCtlran too
Adun * con 18i Ontario 3SOO
llodlc 10) ri > muutli WU
Kurckn con 140 Sierra Nerndn 209
ilomcMtnko .r > 0 Ifnlnn eon 210
llorn.silvor xa lollovr Jacket 2oO
Iron Silver 100
Tlio Siiijar Mnrkrt.
NEW YOIIK , May 27. SllOAli Haw , firm ,
fair domarid ; silos , 700 tons muscovado , M )
test , at Hampton Uo ids to Philadelphia at : ic.
Kollncd llrmur. fair demand : No u. ,1'ia ; No.
10. .l"oNo : II , : i 7-lfio ; No 12 , a\a ; mould A ,
43 c : stand ird A. 4 : i Ific ; confectioner's A ,
4 l-10c ; granulated ,
New York Culfoo Options.
NKW YOIIKMay .27. CpFfEC-options steady ,
. ' ) down to.'i up. Sales , 21.00) bags , liu-ludlng
Mnr. * 17..Vaii.03 ; Juno. $17.4'i ; July. JU.1WC
17.0 ; August , JI .W,75lil -cptembcr : , $ ( ! . (1558 (
lh.loj ; October $11 4Yair > .5-i : December , ' $14.7.ViA
H.so. Spot Ulo. dull nnd easy ; fair cargoes.
IJO.OO : No. 7 , $18.25.
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Xc\v York Drv Good * Market.
NKW VOHK , May 27. Huslness In drv coeds
continued active In some article1 ! with a
wider Inquiry and Indications of more ti.idc.
The nmikot was without change.
Markets
NEW YOIIK. JIav'27 , 1'ETiioi.ruvi Qulot and
stoadr ; crude In barrels , Purkars' , $ QOH crude
In hulk , $1 0' , ; united closed nUH C for Juno.
COTTOV SEED OH , Dull and easy : crude
off grades , 2H > < K.'H > c ; yellow oil grade , a./2 >
M'lO. '
TAI.T.OW Aotlvo and steady ; city ( $2.00 for
pk s ) 4'ie.
KOKIN Steady and iiulct ; stoiun , common to
Rood , gl.OO.
TouriSNTlNE Qulot and stcadv ; iis
I'm Iiio.v-Dull : American , * 1U liOfo
Coi'l'l.il Noinln ilj liikoJuno , J12.73.
I.EAII Steady ; domostlo , tl. H.
TIN Quiet , llrmer ; straits. MISS.
I.ONIION , May 27. LINSKEO OIL 2la Od per
oirt.
oirt.Tmii'KNTiNP
Tmii'KNTiNP Si'iniTS 29s 3d per cwt.
ANTWBitr , May 27. 1'ETllor.EUM 13J4f paid ,
ICf sellers.
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Trailers' Talk.
ST. Louis. May 27. Lamjonhurg Hrothors to
Cockrell Hrothers The following was the
r.uiu'o ol 'prices ' for the July option In this market -
kot to lay ; _
upon. Illl ; : i I litr. I Uloio. \oity I
\\IlhAT
July 01JC DfiJi
Coax-
July 65 MM
OATfc
July 4H 40 40
NKW YOIIK. May 27. Konnett. Hopkins \ . Co.
to S. A. MeWhorter. The stock in irket has
been dull and almost fo-iturolesi. Ho ird room
traders suonocdcd In Infuslii ) ; ome life Into
Wabasli ptoferrod. uslni ; It us a football wnlch
purpose It serves those traders In the absence
of any ether tempting fluid ot operation , bt.
Paul has absorbed more attention than any
ether Hlouk. Thosticot Is Impressed with thu
Idd.i that the elliiio | that , Is manipulating h.ivo
butonuend In view , which Is to put up prices.
Knok Inland has been wo ik , especially so In
view of the st > rlos roKurtllng the iold. Spec
ulation , hoHovor , Is binall oompiircl with
what It was a month ago. Thu public have
been dlscouracod and lm\o boon sollliiK the
stocks wi.loh they hid Intended toholdfor !
higher prices and have retired. II ilf a million
dollars gold for tomorrow. Ind'cattons ' are
that gold shipments are near at an end.
Omc too. May 27. Logan H Co. , to Toncray
k Ilryan : Wheat opened weak on free offer
ings , the price for July was from IF'So ' to IW'Se.
On the duollno the buying orders were heavy
and the advance to Jl.1 Oi4 was easily mado.thu
huylnir orders coming from all directions. The
sclllngwas pretty general : this , with weak
English and lower continental cables helped
the decline. The oloiins price Is U9'8c. ' Win
ter whoit crop reports continue good , There
are still complaints of lice being on the
Increase , and with the plant now In bloom
there Is some apprehension of damage
Wo think there Is no cause for alarm
on this score. Our advices are that the hurI I
vest will be one week later than last ycai.
This Is Important , considering small reserves.
California advices are strong , one mchsago
stating M.20 per bushid for
August shipment. Our No. 2 red
for same shipment will not cost more
than 120 , same terms and Its value Is as uroat
as any California ! ! . Until we are Into harvest
wo consider It safe to buy on nil weak mar
kets for moderate profits. Corn opened at
.V > VS with a great deal ot excitement , sola up
to f > 7i ! and olcics at M1. , ' . The
country appear to havn great faith In the
future of this cereal. They keep buying It.
Home of our local bulls nave sold part of
thulr holdings , but are ready to buy It on
any further decline. Receipts are lighter
than was expected. Oats are firm uirl kcop
p-iru with coin In fluctuations. The mmHs of
thisorop'aro not encouraging. Provisions In
active.
CIIIOAOO , May 27. W. O. McCormlck A Co. ,
to r. O. Swartz & Co : The trading
In who ittodav , like that ot yesterday , has
consisted chlelly of active scalping within a
range of accnt and u half. Houutlful waim
weather and lou or cables Inullnt'tl our lonal
operators to bo vorv bearish , and the market
ununod at adecllno of about a cent f torn the
oloso yraturdny. Horlln , London , Liverpool
and Antwerp wore" all quoted lower , while
Paris was quoted easier In fooling , News was
very sc.uco. The export of iilnolouU was re
ported from Now Vork. Clearances from Hint
port wore good , amounting to I'.VKM wheat
and I I.OOO packages Hour. Uocolpts at
eleven primary points , .W.OOO ; shipments.
Mien > The fuollni among our lee u opera
tors U becoming qultn bearish , and It rcqulroa
cmibtint Ntrong news from thu ether
Hide to siistiln prices. Wo think ,
therefore , cables the key to the situation
Thoclo-u vvasdocldedly weak although not at
bottom prices. In thn coin deal has contmod
thu grout oxnltomont of thu day. Under
active bulllniiof thu old cllcjuu prices were
inpldly advanced , July so.iln at .V'Jo ' or
over but when they unduitook to sell out
thulr ptirclmsos the market broke oven moro
rapidly than It had advanced. The estlm lu
for tomorrow , 1 > 0/j cars , vvns considered largo
and gave thu boars courage to soil s-hoiton
thu early bulge. The close was wuik at al
most bottom prices. Oats ueroveiy active
and lluctuatud wildly. Continued rvnmsuf
damage are received but wo advise tuklnz
iliem with consldur.iblo allowance. l'io-
visions wore Him oarlv but \umlc tutor In
sympathy with thu break In corn. Thu under
tone U a little loss panicky thin formerly ,
Hut wo do not sou thu Inoioasu In bull HPOCII-
Intlou which U diHlrablu If prices nro to bo
advanced , Un the contrary , outside liquida
tion NOOHIS the order of the day and our local
oporatoiH uro very bearish.
OIULMOO , May27.-IConiiott , Hopkins A. Oo
to 8. A. Mo\\liort r-In piovlHlons a good
share of the trading was by the smaller pio-
fcsslonals , blocks here nt the end of the
month i ro expected to bo about thu sumo as a
mouth ago. Contract pirkwlll iir > > b ibly de
crease about .1,100 pounds Itlbs Increased II-
poo.ooo pounds ; liir.l Incroastid 44.0J ) tlcii'oi ,
Via liavo now In regularporu double .ho < iuan-
tlty ot a year ago , and tun and unu-hulf
times moro ribs and lard. Wheat was very
weak nt thu opeinnj without any appirunt
cause. The break In corn and outs doubtliwH
oojaslonul the late weakness In whoat. for
there wai no bearish news of any kind except
tUu ir ) m Uoft ol warwof weather ,
which generally limplro n Icnr'ii
norvp „ , , . with freslw , ncr . y , The alleged
Plllsbilry corner ntMlnnoatxdls cro itea
little communt , though It wan generally ad
mitted he ml.tlit bo long art amount equal to
more tlitui the stock orcontrncl when at Ills
Inline. It Is lielluvertt that thu wheat was
bought to bo KnmniKliV the growing plant of
which he Is the directing mind nnd that It will
all b needed beforn grain from the now crop
Is available. rromHNtatlntlcal point the po
sition of wheat h'is "not brcn stronger for
runny years , but tr.idpls so narrow .tluit tlio
huqcolTcrlnzs by lh tirnrs throw down the
tirlcolntho face or HIM strongest conditions.
This may go on for weeks or until we come
face to face with faPs sillllclontly Inlluontlnl
to give the friends otyiioat nn unlimited con-
lldencoas when the'iirlco ' was 1 ( iir > c higher
than now. The rxrtbrt trade contlnuos. Thu
grain moves east In gupd Hood and Is exported
as soon an It rcachc * tide water. Corn and
o its opened weak but surprised shorts by thu
oulck. sharp advance. Longs supplied the
demand and then the markets slumped ofT
slmttily. with bc.irs putting out fresh short
lines. The bull clique scorns to have control
of the market and traders should be cautious
In belling except on good rallies.
O.rlAll.l i.lt'K HTOVIi.
OMAHA. May 27.
OATTl.p.-Oniolnl receipts of cattle LID ,
as compared with 1.2ii yesterday and I.8.V )
Wodnosdliy of last V\COK Thu market was
low. Some doslrablo light beeves sold at
steady prices , others sagging to Idc lowor.
Hutchers stock was ste.uly. 1'culors were
slow and unchanged.
Hods Olllclal receipts of hozi ft 071 , as
compared with 5.0VI u'sterday and Kfl.ttcd -
nesiiny of last week. The market was actlvo
and stoiidy. ( lood hogs were stronger and
common grades we UK , Thu run.'o of the
prices pnld was JI.OM&4.40. the bulk soiling
at J4.2ifc34.2J. Usht. II ( IVB4.2J ; heavyl.2-Vi
4.40 ; mixed. $4 20I.V.Tho average of the
prices paid was $4.2.'IV as cnm pi red with
4 21k yesterday and $ \ . . Wednesday \ of last
week.
HiiEKi1 Olllclal roci'lms of sheep 210 , ns
compared with Wi yesterday and V'A
\\ednosilay of lust v\cek. The market
was unchanged. Natives , shorn. * .IUO < a.V. ! . ' > !
westerns , bhoru , ( J,7iVtv.5.
llcccl | > r anil Dlsposlllon of Htouk.
Olllclal receipts and disposition of stork as
shown by the books of the Union stockyards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m. Mav 27 , Ib1) ! .
IIB.'KIITS
CnrK
SO
DISPOSITION.
lii ! > crs [ Cntlle JJJom I Sheep.
Omnlin Parking Co Ifl 1,771
ThuO. II lltunmon I LO . . 112 .I' ) . '
Swift A Co .11(1 ( 274
'llioCiidnliy I'nckhitf Co . . IH ! I.'IU ' '
.1 1' S < | iilies l.tllil
Illmblcr
Scnnlnn 208
HlilPIicmnnd foodurs . . . 203
l.oflOvor 137
Totnl , 10IU
ItcprcNontntlvu bales.
STKI'IH
No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr.
$ .1 SO 1 1010 $4 73 ,2 IS 5 Jill
750 4 OJ IOIU 4 75 24 1002 6 1.1
07.1 4 O'l II O'l 4 00 ( II l.'S'l ' 525
4 05 mod fi 00 1272 525
11.10 4 25 fftt 5 10 20 1 r > 8 5 31
107) 4 GO 11VI 5 00 10 1140 525
ISM 4 lit 1140 5 00 fi 1101 525
1077 4 ( IT 1251 B 00 20..14JI 550
1000 4 76 117C 0 15
MI.XP.O.
20 742 4 30
COWS.
1 50 2 10 1 1010 271
410 I 71 IS Hi 2 25 1. 1100 2b1
1 7" 1 , WO 2 2" ) f. 1050 .100
770 1 r 1U . _ . 2 CO 2 ix.i : iuo
, 87J 2 Of ) U . U59 2 50 1. II. 0 I ! 00
2 00 0 ,1041 2 SO 1 lifaj .105
, U10 10 1 ,1100 2 50 22 747 .11.1
2 10 12 : i llfcO ,15J
10JO 2 10 1. , 010 2 75 11) ) 1025 405
UUl.t.S.
1520 2 21 1 17W II 00 1 1300 325
.1JJO 2 40 1 181J 3 00
STOCKFI18 AM >
, 550 2 00 y. , 813 3 40 0.011 350
042 J 55 B < 052 U 50 3. . 77(1 ( 3 W
S . COS S 00 3J . 4U1 3 00 2. . 005 4 25
3. . 4WJ 2 75 3. 1053 4 25
CALVES.
1. . 120 5 00
MII.KEHS AM ) SPItlNOF.Ug.
1 cow and calf..J'.M , . )20 00
1 cow and calf .sj. , . . . , I > 5 00
rlcow and calf.- , , . , 2S 00
IIOQH.
No. Av/dh. Pr. , No. Av. Sh. Pr.
. 173 240 J4 05 83 , . . . .190 120 ft 20
.188 240 4 10 1 202 100 4 2J'i
M. . . 171 40 4 10 70 221 80 425
75 . . .100 1(0 ( 4 10 05 249 SO 421
71 . . .1(4 ( M ) 4 10 Gl . .227 UJ 425
78 . .108 ICO 4 15 GlC.I. . . ' ' ' 425
7J . . .Iff ) HO 4 15 78 . , 'I''Sll 440 4 " 5
' ' .SU 4 15 71 . . .2.JO 200 425
73' . . .108 200-4 15 50 . . . .212 M 425
RJ . . .103 IdO 4 11 77 . . .2.CI 42.1
71 . . . . 120 4 15 70 214 10) ) 4 25
78 . . . .la's 80 4 13 00 . . .25J KiO 425
71. . . . .1KI 80 4 15 00OJ . . . .2.18 321 425
75 . . 17 ! ) 80 4 15 CO . . 24(1 ( 200 425
02 . . . .217 ICO 4 15 01 . . 201 lfJ ! 425
07. . . . .Illl lliO 4 . " 01Gl. . . . . .210 120 425
81 . .181' 200 5 n. . . . 2.V1 425
30 . .272 1U3 4 0. . . .28J 425
57 174 200 4 15 4 . . . .391 - 42.1
52 . .171 80 4 15 19 , . . .303 4 23
05 . . .179 200 4 15 S. . . . .J44 - 425
8 . Ml 8) 4 20 CO . . .2)1 ) 80 427K
73 . . .217 HO 4 20 02 . . . .2.M 80 4:0 :
I * . . .225 240 4 20 03 . . , .238 88
71 . . . 215 120 4 20 112 . . 27.1 ICO 430
OS. . . . .208 80 4 20 01 . 4.10
7.1 ICO .4 20 r > 5 . . . 20,1 4'10
78n . . . .205 12) 4 JO n . .311 4iO :
n . .521 320 4 20 . . 211 430
SB . . . .212 ICO 4 20 7(1 ( " .15 *
84 jnj _ _ 4 23 78 . . .233 JS1
KO . ! ! ! ! aiB IEO t 20 C4 257 100 4 : ir
78 . . 215 ICO 4 20 50 274 120 435
(11 ( . . . .Bill 120 4 20 30 IW7 380 435
77 . . . .214 80 420 07 2CO 80 435
fiO . . . .207 300 4 20 ( j.1 . . .20. ! 8) 4 a' )
70 . . . .2IH 2JO 4 20 . . .2r > l ICO 431
l- 1- 1 . . . .221 10) ) 420 241 70 43.1
107 101 40 4 20 .207 200 435
04 120 4 20 M. . . 4 37 ! J
07 80 4 20 54. ; ; ; .n5 40 4 374' !
4. 22li 4 20 44 . . . 2)7 4 37' *
6 .3. 4 20 50 201 200 4 117'i '
* " . ; .237 120 4 20 l < 2 W4 80 440
77 . .215 100 4 20 04 271 440
AND noun ii.
1 . . . .470 200 11. 370
3 . . .103 a r o 40 US 40 375
Ill . . . .10J : i25 6 135 400
3 . . . ICO U25 3 12ti 400
Sill. El
No. Av. Pr.
\\csterni , owes . 215 MOO
77stocUurs . Ul 3 50
09 Htockora , each . - - 2 00
Live St ioc M ir : ot.
CHICAOO , May 27. [ Special Telegram to TIIK
Hi.K.1 I'ho proportion of native catt'o wan
larger than for Tuesday , but It was unusually
small for thu time of v oar ; Texas furnished
mure than a third of thu loceluts. Nine thou
sand natives were llsposcd ot at substantially
yustorday'H pilcos , geol to pr.mo grades itil-
liu linn. Poor iin.l common sorts though
without a quotable change In values , were on
vho whole a tilllo weaker In sympathy with
the continued depression In Texas cattle , of
which not I.ir from 11,000 head have been put
on thu market within the last throe davs.
Thu sale ) were nn the basis of $1.21544.25 for
Infoilor to choliM ) cows , holfers and bulls ;
KL7.Vii4.25foratockors and feeders ; 445Xft'jiO ' (
for common to fancy shipping Hteurs , and
* 1.504il.t > 5 for 'foxinut. Wlillo the range of
prices are this wide' thu bulk of current
miles are at $2 0025 for cow8 and hulls ,
at J4.5O5.75 for utoois , and at J25.O
8J.75 for Texas cattle. Prices were strong
oat ly , and weak a llttlo later In thu forenoon
In hogs , but the avtirAgu vvas about the b.inio
as for Tuesday , bcuSy and medium weights
soiling principally iit'41,4031.55 , and from * i 35
< ftl.r > 0 buying the nulk of light. Thu host ot
the former fetched tl 0."J4 ( > 5 , and there were
transactions In lgM | weights at Jl 5VS4 fid.
After about 1) ) o'clock thu trade was dull and a
considerable numtiip of common hoH re
mained In thu sellers , ' hands at thu eJoso.
UATJI.K Uecollits1 7,14OCO , ; Hltlpmoiits , 4,030 ;
market dull to latyVr early , with reaetlon
later ; prime to tmi.i natives , ififioail.25 ;
others , M.50iW 71 ; 'Tiixans , * . ' ,8J < ai.C3 ; stock-
01 s. JT.VXWll HO ; i'OWS. * l.l.Vifil 1)0. )
lloos Hocolpts , : i,001i shlpmonta , 10,000 ;
markotuctlvo , stciulyjand Ntrotu ; toimh and
common if ! ( Kifi4.2."i ( ; . ( if line p.icUuis and troud
mixed. fl.40(3l5'j'b'lliu ( ; ) ho.n v .mil butch
ers' wolchts. * l MWYci ; IUIitiwai.Sj. :
HnuKi1 Itetolpti. fjjOofl ; shipments , 3.030 ;
ni.irl.ot slow , loworr , nathcs Jl 75V525 ; west
erns. $30) ; common Tbx.ins , tJ.25m.10 ; Inmhs ,
W 004J7.03.
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New Vork Llvotook .Haricot.
NKW VOIIK , May 27. HKKVK.S HotoliitH , 1.4 8
head. IncludliiK K'I tiiirn for H lo ; market lee
natlvii xtoors. * l Mij.di j ; Tuviins and
Colorndoes , fl..OU540 ; bulU iindco ii , t\'i \ < &
4,50 ; shipments today. 1,400 ( pi.irtcr.s of heof.
t'\iVKs Itecolpts , 4.3'i.l ' liviul ; maiUtit easier ;
\eals , tSOMlAOO ! liuttormllks , 1 13JC6I So.
i-iiBUi1 Itocolpls. 7N < | head ; market steady !
ihucp. $4.73 ; liuiiliH , 0/iii.W ( ) ; drcxsod mut
ton ! ! slow at ( J'ic ; Utebsuil lamlm btoady at l.'tA
14o.
14o.Hoas
Hoas HecolplH , 8GO head , consigned direct ;
market nominally weak attl.SOiiM.73.
St. I ; < IIIH Ijtvo htoo c "Murki't.
ST. I.otris , Mo , May 27. OATTC.E-Hoeoipts.
2.UOO ; ahlpmonlH. 8,1(4 ( : market llrni ; fair to
fancy native stciors , tlb n.ojj Toxiuis and
Indians , Ji : ) l..U
HIHIH UocclPts , & . .100I Hhlpnicnts , 1.400 ;
market uteady : ho.ivy , ( I.45Q4 , . > 3 | mixed , { 4 OJ
tll'M ; light , ( l.uOiOI.43.
City Jjlvu htouk Mnrkct.
KANSAS CITY , Mo , , M ay V7 OATTI.K Hocolpt ,
) iaud | .thlumunts , 1,039 bvud ) market
itccrs ( toady Ito 10c lower ) oows and Texans
itU-adyt Moors. l ikVJi.1 iui cow * , l2S5it450 !
mockers and feeders. t Mit4.25.
Itooi Hecolpts , 1(1.000 ( head ! slilpnicnts ,
I.OOOJioiuli nuirket strong ; bulk , ll..vai.3J ; nil
.
- Ueoelpta , 3,340 head ; shipments 240
head , Market dull.
lt I'.lCltl\S
In Insliiom ! Ilcpofteil Over
tlip I'rovlntiH Week.
CINPINNATI , O. , May 27. [ Special Telegram
to TUB HTE. ] Tomorrow's Price Current
will say ! The western pacUliit ) was 230.0 iO for
thu week , Kallilng 49OxK ) ovoi the preceding
week , and decreasing 110,000 as comp ired \ \ Itli
the correapomllnit period last year. Prom
March I the total Is S.Q'M.SOO uttalnst 2UV.,000
Inityear. a decrease of : trooo. There was
some Improvement In quality , Le.idlnit places
compare us follows ;
ji AHA wiHH.r.s.u.i : 3t.iniiiTH.
Thorn wns very llttliM'hnngo In the market
yesterday , prices for the most part remaining
about Nteauy ,
The following quotations loprosent tlio
prices nt which I'lioh o sluok Is hilled out on
orders unless othnrwlHO nlaledi '
UAIHHIII.M I'm dii/iiii liiinehi'N , V.U' .
I'KAH-l'iir ( Minimi h ) , f.'J/i.Wi ( pel 'S bushel
box , II e ,
HHMIirilN CAIIMfMUVi'li- do/en , ! i' V ) ©
llnmn uriiun Htook In Hinall lotN
frnm Ihiihloie , IHoUfl < * ) .
ln Mil c. ( Ilinleii Hliiek , : i.-C6l'c. ' )
AHI'AIUIIIIH r/Ktlxle ( pur ilo/en ,
NKU rorAMilH I'cr ill , J'ie ' ,
HOIIIIIPIIN lli.\NH Win il.V ) per M huishel
box ; H ! i Ing. II. ' > | MII 'i ' biiNhnj box.
Tot * ONKISHI'm hiineh , I.ViUl ) ' ' .
T'lMAinrHSoiillu ' in Ntiii-U. hiifchid boxefi ,
$1 01 ; fancy , rruti . 0 hahkutx , \M \ per orutu.
I'lK I'UNTI'er II ) "C.
( 'IK ' I'MIM IIHI'nr ( Ill/I'll ( I 'J.1 ,
NKW llrniH I'ei do/en Me
L'AiiiUdi : Culifotnla stock , per Hi , "Ac ;
southern , per crate , < ) ( ( ) .
l''rcHli l''rultH.
About all the Interest In the fruit market Is
contend In str.iwhoiiles and Iho tiiulu In
over > thing else Is slow Vcslerday theio were
three ears of bcriles here ami thcvvio
prolty well cleaned up before the close. M ,
I.oills stock Is becoming more plenty and some
very fiincy berries arc LOinlng In from there.
The warm weather ought to stimulate the de
mand for 'onions and dealuis generally look
upon Juno as being the best mouth for trade
In th.it fruit. Orange * lire not moving \ cry
fieoly.
CIIFIIIMF.S I'er 10-lb box. $2.2.1 ! southctn
chortles , ? if 0t..7' ( ' > pel diawurof IH < | ts.
OHANCIKS-I.OS Angeles. M.7&IW ( X ) vor box ;
San Diego. $150 ; Kb ersldo. 1.175.
OiiitrNOoosciiEiiuirs Per Sl-rjuart case.
$ .1 W 4 00.
briiAwnnnniFS I'er 24-quart case , ii.50 ;
host .Missouri stock , t..7"
I'lNiiAl'i'l.rs I'nr do/ . J..50i31 00.
\i \ .SHINS Choice stock , per box , fC 50 ; fancy ,
J700.
J700.HANAVAS
HANAVAS 1'cr bunch , ti5Xaa.OO ( for fancy
stock foi shipping.
Country I'rmliicc.
The market does not present -my especially
now features Kggs nro wc.iK , buttci low and
poultry In f.ili renuost.
llurTi.it It Is not s ifo for shippers to nntlcl-
imtomur lOc for good couuliy butler. %
Knob Ocnui.il miirUot HlSsbnc.
I'oui.Titv Cholco Iho hens. $1 00 ; loosters
anil mixed. $1.50(0 ( 175 ; good spring chlekciiR ,
MoOfiJI'JT ) ; Iho turkeys , lOo not Ib ; modut.ito
demand ; llvogceac , sl < iw , W.OO poi doi : dtioKs ,
rioiu- .
Omaha Milling Co. Itollnneo I'ntcnt. MOO ;
In\lnclble I'.itcnt. t''SO ; I.ono . l.ir Superla-
the , $ -.V > ; i-nottllaUc , J. ' 0 : 1'aney Family ,
ll'f. Davis Mill Co , High Patent No 1 and
Cream , J s Hluo I ) , full patent. UU ) ; Hunk
eyo. half patent , 8J.40 : > } Speclal Koyul , patent
No. 10 , $ ' ! 1) ) ; Minnesota Patent , IJ1K ) ; Kansas
llai ( IWhe.it. patent , JJ.C5 ; Nebraska fcprlng
who. it , patent. JJtlJ.
b. P. Oilman's ' Hold Medal , J--OO ; Snow White.
JiW ( ; Snnwllakc. WJO ; low triadc , $1.00 ; bran ,
$10.00 ; chopped feed , $ JO 00 ; Minnesota Super-
lathe , $ . ' 00. _
Currents of Commerce.
A consignment of white joss'imlno buds was
received iosterday hy a local commission
house from Toxns. They are highly orUcd
oy many tor inoir ueaniy aim irugr.inco nnu
If there Is any domaiid for them In Omaha It
can be easily supplied. The price asked f/ir
the buds was Jl.-'iJU.W per 103.
A local grain dealer Is authority for the
statement that slnco the aeltntlon of working
up a grain market at Omaha wns commence. )
n ere samples of grain are being sent In horn
than ooibefore. . Omaha In lotuenlcnt and
the gi.iln incjii of the state III ghe this city
the preference every time One buyer took
5.0JO bushels'of wheat yesterday on a sample
which IMIS brought In hero.
Naturally formcntfld in the bottle ? , perfect
ly p'irc , with n delicious bonnetCook's
Extra Dry Cbampuirno can bo drunk by the
most delicate.
Westerners IVnsloncd.
WASIIIS-GTON , May t7. ! [ Special Telegram
to Tun BCK.J The following ponslons were
Brnntod todaj * : Nebraskans : Original
Louis W. Olberson , John L. McDardon ,
Horace 0. Bull , David J. Ilhclnhnrt , John U.
C. [ lusted , John 1C. Aultso , Joshua Stokes-
barv , deceased , David T. Hall , Wesley Hol-
IliiKshcad , Increase Ollf Olson , Ira O. McConnell -
Connell , James Noary , Robinson L > . Johnson ,
William M. Tower , John S. Qoarhard , ( Jcorgo
Brown. Original widows , etc. Amelia
Hand , former widow of Joshua Stokcsbary ;
minor of Joshua Stokesbary ; Huth , mother
of Henry Hall.
South Dakota ; Original Felix Villlot ,
George A. Garrison , John Morlarty , Joel A.
Pjoctor , Hundolph Holding , George H. Hill ,
Jotbro Hand in , Alex Hey man , Wilbor F.
Little , Houbon L. Bowcn. Original widow-
Barbara , widow of James S. McConkoy.
Iowa : Original -Peter BisehofT , William
Urahnm , John L.Coultor , Joseph H. Giu-
pras , Horace U. PottltiKlll , Willis Phillips ,
Francis M. Huston , Henry ICoblo , Henry
Davis , Job A. Embrco , Klchard J. Stonc-
broker , Eldokln P. Ashford , Andrew -
drew nilliigscn , Daniel S. BollVI1 , -
lain Johns , Jacob Zimmerman , Win-
Held 1C , Pomoroy , Thomas Brooks ,
Jnmes F , Moore , John Adams , SylvesUsr H.
Leonard , James Watson , Leonard Bender ,
William II. Duuton , Arastus Lansing , Dan
iel Gray , William Gllsoii , John Imlor , Lynd-
sny Mulllnix , John Conrad , James Murray ,
Daniel J. ( iatcs , Augustus D. Walker , Pllney
F. Clark , Allen W. Hoynolds , Milton Mc-
ICnight , Phillip H. Uaber , Jacob S. Jones ,
Hoslip W. Hopcrs , Hobott Oakloy. Iiicreaso
John Edwards , Johu MoDermott , Georco
A. King , Johu Martin , Isa D. Stiles , Frank
lin Smith , Laughlin II. Woodward , Gcorgo
Larson , Phlnoas W. Kood , Houdiix Cool.
Hoicsuo Jasper N. Wyraoro. Origimil wid
ows , etc. Kluathan , father of Gcorgo H
Grinith ; minor of Alex F. Jenkins ; Thcola
J. , widow of William Kendall.
Premature gray whiskers should ho color
to prevent the appearance of ago , andBiick
ingham's Dye is by far the best preparation
todo It.
ConvlclH Killed.
ATLANTA , Ga. , Majk i.7. Throe convicts
named O'Hnro , Harmnn and Ingrain inaiio n
break for llbotty nt Pr.itt's mines last ovo-
iilng. The guards shot and killed O'Haro
and Harmun , Ingiam made his escape
LKE GENL GHAHI'S.
I had a rancor on m.1 Fatal
tongue th.it picad tin- results
til my thro t \ > as MI at-
from
fi clod that I could eotrcn-
ly swallow. My physician cancer
cian Raid Ituis a ca every ous sores
very Bimllir to Oon'l. have
O tint's. S. 8. S. cuiol often
inn hound and well. 1 been
b llo\o ltsa\cd my life.
averted
Mis A. M. Coidmiiltli , by tak
lrojkljn ! , N. V ing
S. S. S.
_ . . . .
Hook on blood and fcklndlscamHfieo.
TuoSwUtSi > cclQo , Co. | AUoutt , Ga.
J3RAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Toncray & Bryan , I S. A , MoWhortorT
, Rrnln , proTlilom'SIJ ' In Null Punk Brokn
andftocks 316 8. Uth I-r I into nlrcs to Now
Ht , I'rlTalevilru to Chi * Vork , CblmRO ind Ht.
HO , St. lXUl and Nott Louis. C ih irala
\urk. botiKht for ll markets.
Oookrell Bros. '
Brokers I'rlrato wlros
to Now \otk , Chlcnito A
Ht , Louli Hpoclal ntton *
linn Klren lo truck bldi
on r ln. lit Nat'l Hank.
HARDWARE.
PAPER. RUBBER G'DS ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETC.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , OIGARa
Consolidated OofTao
Oompany ,
1414 and IHO llarnoy IL
Omiha , Nob.
b l
"SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED.
LIVE S1OOK CO VjMISSION.
P. T. HUGHES ,
BAM5 OAHIt LOMMIHUIUX MBItUIIANT
IM2 I5SI Market Uicet. IhiiiTor. Colorado
ii : , lii , III , , nnd Wuntern I ro iniery lluttnr , rVK'nwl
I ln > f > u 10,000 A I empty i-itu ca oi , with Illlum to
lu m lu inr > hlppuri and ulliora in bu III la I , live o lies
nnd up Hhlp by last froUlit. liuoil , ul > u > lluttor I0. _ _ ,
illinand during May , llollublu fur uuul illulu ou du-
mnmt
\\r. ATIIH llondBWiintedhoiilod bids for
"
tliu city of'Tokaiimh ! Hurt . Nuhraska ,
for t-'M eaoh , dutotl May I , IH'il , and roKlston (1 (
hy the auditor of Htato , an ruiulrud liy law ,
Huld bonds to liucowu duo In twenty youis ,
I ul payalilonny tlmo nftor live yours , ilraw-
liiKipori'ent ( fnUircHt pnyahhi annual y at
the NuhrniiUa llscul uKunoy , lnv Voik I'lty. '
bald lionilH are the only Indohtodnuus of tiQ ,
city of Tukunmh , All hldn will Do opi-nel.
.luiiu 15 , IH.il , at I o'clock p. m. Hy ordur of the
city council of mild city. Tlio council ruserv-
IriK tlm rUht to rojuot uny and all hlds Ad-
drohM K. 11. Atkluton , city clerk , "llldi lot
UoudB , " 'iokaianh , Neb. M.'SU'.i