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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1892)
0 THE OMATIA DAILY MAY 1.1 , 1892. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Everything Dealt in on tbs Board Fluctuated - ated Wildly Yesterday , ; . TRADE IN WHEAT OPENED BULLISH C.ililm Wore Lower from Ilio Unltril iloni anil Iho lllKlit ll.irrtmctcr In tlio NortlnvcU l.mt to thn llollcf ) n UlcilrlhKVoitlirr. : . f OmcAno , 111. , Mny ii.-Tho : wlioat trndo nn- pcnrs to bo too iinxloui to so.ilu a sul.luc profit to allow a very Rood iniiruet cither wny. Much curloUly exists in to why May hoiiltl command o iirmnlum over July. Opinion varies us to wliutlior the ctimo U cash whu.it Oomitnd or tlio beginning of inaiiliilatlon. | Comiiurcd with but nlKlit. May wheat Is up lo this evening , and July He- Corn h S40 and oats c higher , fork shows 7Jc ! nd vnnco nnd lard and rllH So. It wn * ruining huro. The wo.ithcr map wusalso bad , showing rain or snow ultimal everywhere' , and the trade In wheat opened with a dceldudly bullish senti ment , ririt sului were at from )4o ) to r ad vance on the closing lUuro * of last night. The outlook win certainly illscoiiraKlng for ( ceding In such localities us arc still behind liund insuHi oporalions. Hut lo the surprise of almost everybody the ( Irmncss In the price and thoHtioiuth In tlio situation was quickly followed by decided weakness nnd a share hliitnp In urlco , July iiilfkly | Rolnir oir nearl 'u cent. Thf ( Iron wns duo to the heavy otTor- Inpiof long wlioiit nml tbo free shisrt soiling by Piinlrlilsc , Cudahy. tillToril. Kcnnott-llop- klns null Itiiliiulns. It was Miiinoacd , too , that Kaufiiiau of M. l.ouls hail told a bU lino. Tlin early Imlgo hail clven the semper * who tioiivht yesterday at from Sl'aC 10 SU'lu a good jiroflt and thi'lo .cpmed u unanimous dlspo- Hltlnn to aid It , I oiici- there wa" nn iivalancho of oircrlniip , which at emeu started the nuirkut on thn downwiird trailo and caused the weather nuip to bo entirely overlooked. ( lab.es weio lower fiom the Un.tcd Kingdom mill the high baromeler In the northwest led to the belief In trenr.ng weather. Some of the Jirlvalo wire houses did have dispatches ru- jmrtlng the wenthor its already clearing , but thef-eweru llntlv contradicted by other ad vices. The wcafiie-s wus helped itlonir by a tcport that the Uusslnn edict prohibiting the importation of wheat had been removed. Then came renorls sayliiJ ! that tins prohibit ory movement lolallng to coin anil outs bud been removed , lint that of wheat would prob- iibly not be removed until .liny IS. The local corn mnrket advanced sharply nnd there was talk of large loadings of wheat lioro for Blilpnifnt. tfnder UK-MI oomblncd In- llncnciHlho market rallied 'to to the top prl-e of the duy. closing steady. During the day a calculation wns made by the C'hlciiKO ' Dally Trade llulletln based upon lust seabon's crop , which amounted to 00.- OIO.OOO bu. , which cave a piobablo surplus over every possible rciUiroment | for the homo or foielgn Miurco of 17.dUO.WO bu. after an al lowance of 'lO.OOO.WKI bu. for reserves. Thuso llgmus weio constructed favorably. The corn trade had Its regnliir dally sc. rent nt the opening , when May prloo wasiiuoted from Ic lo liic over last night ut4S'ie mid .Inly from ye to Ic up at 44'C to44 > , ic. This wason the \\o.itliur ngaln. 'Iho slgn'il serv ice chat t on the lloor showed another nl-'lit of rains over Iowa. Missouri , Kansas and Ne- Lraska. There was consderablo short Inter est orcated by the sullln'i of ycslcrd < y and this hastened tocover on the continued wet weather. I'rom llrst prices there was u diop of ( So to lo In different fu tures witli a break In wheat at 11 o'clock. Later wheat hccamo stums again , the predictions for the west weru for moro rain and up went the price of corn , tit. Louis nnd Kansast'lty messages ileehucil that all hopes of a corn crop on low lanils must bo abandoned , Wherever woik was progressing utall it was between showui.s , with planting litospeels dally gelling worse- There was a peed shipping demand and Liverpool was up id and igootuit very llrm. Itocoitils weru ' . ' 1- cais , but nothing but graded. The close was wllliln ' , ( of the opening figures. Oats opened ( Ju higher on nnfavorablo weather , gained an additional 'Be and then broke , owing to leallzlng hy a few longs. The market afterward rocoveied all that It hail lust and eloped where It opened. Provisions wcro dull. A peed demand existed for vessel room and rates remained ftciidy at ! ! c for wheat u'nd IJic for corn to lliilTalo. Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , BO cars ; corn , "G eats ; oats , "U cars ; lie s , ID.OUU head. Tlio lending futures ranged as follows : JllI'llCI.CS. Illlill. LOW. Cl.ll.-ii : . WHEAT No. May. . Juno. MJf , HH CdliN No. 'I IHuy 47 ? ( .In no 4IM < Ttl5 Ill ) , July < l'j ! " , ' i OA'Ib No. 2 Mny MX KW Juno SU ! ( July 30i UH 3U > 4 iii > H I'OIIK- llny USJ 97J'n ' D 85 July v tu 1' 10 D IK ) Sept 10 05 1U U5 LAUD Jlluy C25 C25 (1 22 ! < 15 ' . ' 5 July 63& li US ( i ash fc.t | . 0 47H C H ) U 45 BlKIIlT HlllS- ilny 665 610 56S 6iX ) July 6b5 U'JU 6 DO G u'K 5 'J7H UUJH Cliifihiinixatloiis were IIH follows : Ki.ouu S-teady and iiiicliungcil , WIIKAT No. a spring , KlJio ; No. 3 § prlng , T04o ! : No. v red , S-Hio. COIIN lllshor : f\o. ' . ' , 40o ; No. ayollow , ! .i ® OATS No. 2 , ! Mjo : No , a white , M No. Jiwhlto. 3aie. ( ; ) ; ! HvE-No. 2. 75c. liAlll.KV o. 2 , 47o ; No. 3. f.o.U. 4857c ; No. 4 / . o. b.,4 ( a51c. 1'iiiiK Mess , per bbl , , Ji.S./iU ! < J.N' > : lard , per ICOIhs. , fV..V&OWSJ : hhurt ilDs. sides , ( loosoi ir > .l ) ( itwi 'i ' : ury suited Hhoitldors ( hoxudi. if.VJo tc.'i.i7'i ' ; ; Kliort oloar sides , ( boxed ) , if0.17'/a ( tJ.'H ) . WIIISKV Distillers' finished goods , per gal. t'ucAiislTnchaii2cd ' ; eut loaf , SS5Jie : gran Hinted , 4J.iC ! stanilnrd "A4 ? e. Itucotpts und shipments toduy were as fol Ions : Now Vorli .Mnrlivt.H , NKW VOIIK , May U KI.OIIH Hncclnta. 27 , Oil ) pUc . : exports , 1:1,17:1 : : bbls.i 18.03J bucks market moderately acllvo. WIIUAT liccelpts , iiimbu ; | , : export ? , 1.V.I 7Mi sales , ar P,0iO futures ! 248,000 spot. Spo tinner , fair demand " foroxpoit. No. ' 'rod " , W [ 1 roi Kprlnir. WtQ - ' jC. OinUins advanced " ' 6c. do uilnod aii(5i' ( ' > o on weaker uablcH. reacted iiO'i In sympathy with thu manipulation of Ma option at the west which canned shorts hero t. covor. Thoehxo was stonily lit ! iiQio ovoi yesterday , rradlni : wus only moderate. No , 2 May , fcb'iC. clos'iic at U ' 40 ; .Inno. U iio c , uloslni ; at Ui Ui .Inly , lKU.ilo ) ( ! ! ; closini ; a til4c ; AiiKiist , IK ? , < a lc , ulosliiK at Ule ; Sop temlior. OJUffl'.iOSc ' , cloblnt ; at l > 0 ? 0i October. l > l < ama c , elosin.- Ula4o : December , IKKtWDfr , closlni ? iittcitivt May ( Wi ; ) , U7i ( ( ' . HVB ljulcl. stonily ; western , SJQ63io ! ; sales , IMDIliii. ut RJWs'l'.c. lUui.cr ( juiet. UOHN Itei'elpls , 187."i ! bu , ; exports , < 2,72S tin. ; sales , 7 : > lW.i Ini. of futures : 4I.OJO bu of ipot. root opened weaker , cloalni ; steady and ( inlet No. S.&liio In elevator ! TuJJo allout : 1111- f-ruded mixed. .V Q-TitH. ' ; htemner mixed , 6.l c , Options eirly : were Jidil'iO up on hlKher ca- bii's , di'ollncd ? < ioic later , advanced Jiti'iu on May and J uiio und closed llrm on early and weak on lain months , fjoovoryi'storduyt May , W4 < ffi1Oic. Globing at Ml\ei Juno , SlUMic ! ! , rloslnc nt ? ' . ' : July , wva.-)0 > 4c. closing nt&oi Aiit-iiHt. Ki.M4j. ) ( oloslns at i.o ; September , W'ee , eloK'mr at W ! e. OATH llecolpts , 'ki.ooo bu ; Dxports , BO.idObu. ; t ales. JPo.OJO bu. of futureb and 115.000 of pot. Hpot stronger , fair business. Options tinner , less actlvf. May , ifidtlVid , closlutt at a40j Juno , aiMB V'.ie. closlii ) ; at ' 4i.July ; , . ' & ( & J.)5- . closliiK at a Uoi Au-nst , : il ? ( ij e , clos- lir.'Hi : ! ci sfcpti'inber. BlW4'jO ( , eloblni ; utilise. Spot No. ' . ' wh.to , li.'i'iS'l''o ' ; mixed western , Uiii 3u'ci ' Hhlto webloin. : H'iilHio. ( IIAV Quint , steady. lloi'S ( > ulel. StiOAii-Iiaw. fairly active , itcndy ; sales 71 bans centrlfuKuls. , SO test , at 5 1-IOe ; l.Rso b airs molusses sunnr , M test , at 2 ? c , unit 2,100 tons Miikcovado , Hellncd. sleaily , quiet. MOI.AHSKS KorclKii duli ; Now Orleans. uulct , steady. ItlCE I''irm. iliMiinnrt fair. I'KTiioi.w'M ' Steady i United closed at 57o ( " ( WroNSEEn On < Quiet ; crude. We. TAi.i.ow-Stc'iuly : city ' - ' for uks ) , syo ; country ipauulne free ) , 4 11-lCc. HobiN Stoutly , ijulet. . . . , , , . Kr.os Quiet , btuudy ; wustorn , 154 ? < 3loc ; ro tolpts. U4I7 pkKS. , , WooiOood demand , Btoadyt domcitlo Dei-cps , 'M't < & &oi uulli'd , SCfiKt'oi Te us , . u Firm , quiet ; ncttcrn ( team oloicd at M.WJ onif < ( . CM ( lerro t May. I6.M | .July IC.fS bid : Scptombcr. T37I , doling nt | j.73 bid. I'oitK-Qulct. CUT MKATS rirm ; plcklcil bo lies , C'ic ; shouidors , Mic. MlKlll.tJS-lJulCt , IIUTTRII I'iriiii Rood dpiunnd , wcitcrn dairy , I 4l4i < : wcitorn creamery ISCWIc ; wcitern factory. ilIHo : Klpln. 31 ? . t'llfiKSK t'alr demand ; part skims. MIOUo. I'm IKON Steaiy ; Amertcati } | 4.75. Coi'i-Eii-Otilol ! lako. ll.i.VIli2.oo. ! l.KAti-Dnll ; domestic. Jl fl'lflt.Sill ' , TIN Strom i stralti. I2J soa''o.UJ. Omalin 1'rniliicc .Mnrliet. IlltiES. KTC.-NO. I Kroen hide' . 3c ; No. 1 recn s-iltcd hldts , tfllw No. 3ercon salted hides : ! 1Mi4c ; No. I fn-vn salted hides , 21 to 41 Ibs. , 4ai'4c ( ; No. 2Rrcpnsaltcd hldei , ' . ' . > to 40 Ibs.JKtil'ic't ' No. I vonl oalf. 8 to IS lln. . fie : No. 2 veal calf , s to 13 Ibs. . 4c ; No. 1 dry Mint hlUc , 7e : No.'dry ( lint hldc . r > c ; No. 1 dry salted lildu , MWc. fheep ] ielts Urecn salted , each , TicJtJI..fi ; pic'i'ii salted shoarlln.'H ( short wooled early sklnsi. each , IMJ'J'c ; dry shoar- lln.'s ( short woo'ed ' o-irly sklni ) . No. I. each , fHtlnci dry shenrllnirs ( tliort woo'od early skins ) . No. 4. each. ! > e ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. actual weight. loail'U1 : dry Hint Kansasnml Nebras ka murrain wool polls , per Hi. , acuril weight. KSIJc ; dry ( lint Colorado bulphet , * eel pelts per Ib. . actual weight , UKftlSsSfi dry Mint Colorado rado murrain wool pel Is , perlb. , actual wcluht. MilOc ; dry ploeos and bucks actual wolpht , T OA Tallow nnd gronso Tallow. No. 1 , HV'it ' 4cs tallow , N < i. 2 , : tZti'4C : ( K"'ase , whlto A , 4c ; crease , whlto II , il'je ; gronso. yellow , ! 10 ! ( rroaso , dark , 2 iei old butter , 2 > ' , c ; beeswax , prl'np , HY3'w. rou.'h tallow , I'lfcie. ' I'ot't.Tiiv Old fow.s. $ : i.O.i.Kl. An occa sional lot of very choice and lunro hens I.dds lleneral nnrkot. . . IlL'TTi'.n Sntno of the best country butter POPS nt : : ® , but anythlnx that falls below th it po'nt iroos to the pickers at8c. rnuiTS-t'iillfornla lllversldo oranscs B box lots. $ JS"i ; Washington navuK JH.W ) : cltoleo apples , fi.iOIHfiO : : eholeo lemons , W7Vi } 4. I'd ; fancy lemons , jl.V ) : bananas prated , l..O ) GW.fiO : cranborrlcs. shlppltnr slock , bbl. , * 7.0 ; I'lornla tomatoes. } l. : > u per crate of sl.v baskets ; pineapples , tMxXfJ..riO jierdo/ VinBTAlil.r.s : Seed sweet potatoes , $2.2. > ; Oallfoinla cabbage , 'J'io pnrll ) . In crates ; homo Brown lettuce , 4Ue per doz ; onions , U'cttM3 ' tier hn. ; Nebraska hand picked bean" . J' . ' . 0 ; iii ( > d.uml.ui(2.1.ri > ; Colorado and western Nebraska potatoes. : tjlic : native potatoes , 2.VBIIOC ; lima hnan , 4c per Ib. ; water ores21 - it. ] cases. I'J'jc ' per nt. ; uplnach. $ I U05i.2."i : per bill. ; f.idlshes , 40c : rutab.'iKas. fl.2rciI.'O per bbl. : p'oiilant. : ic per Ib. : parsley , 3' . < 24'c ' : now Cullfornm potatoes , Uo per Ib. ; cucumbers , t'.r ' > U per iloz. STiiA\Miiuittn3 : Choice stock suitable for shipping none too plenty. JI.T > ( LSI.OJ. St. l.onU Market * . ST. Louts. Mo. , May 13. FI.OUU Quiet but ftrrn. ftrrn.Wnr.AT Wnr.AT Opened ' , ie higher , then declined ; { c , rcixeted and closed ? c .above yesterday ; No. 2 red , cash. ( ! ! ie : M ly closed at fcOc : July. 8 a < asO'ic : Aiunst , 70iic. OOIIN Opened 3jo up nnd nulekly took a o note on , reacted ! ijc , but closeil ? c above esterday : No , 2 cash , 44s ; May closed at 4J4e ! ; uly. tl'ii-itlSc ; September , 41'iC. OATS Adviinced ' , jo ; No. 2 cash and' May , : i2o : Julv , 3 Ue HVB No sales. HAIII.KV No market. HHA.V Hciircu nnd llrm ; sacked lots at coun- ry points , ( Kfloc. HAV Slowund niiclinnecdi prime to fancy mothy sold at Jll.uUCr..tO. and some gilt cd o t $ ln. : > 0. I.KAD-Qulet ; soft Missouri , $1.05 ; chemical , 1.07-5. KI.A.X&T.KII lllcher at Pile. HinTKii AMI KHis Uiichangcd. Cons MCAI , Higher ; iil5i42.2.X WliiSKV-Pteady at 11.11. H And -Unchanged : GiS5c. ! COTTON TIKS Unchanged ; $ l.2)3il.y ) I'ltovistONS Quiet. rout ; .lobbing. JHUl'lS for now ; $0. 5 for old. 1 , . Mill-Dull : small lots oll'ered at J"i.l7'J. ! ' Duv HALT MIAT : * hoosu shoulders , tl.75 ; ongs and cribs , J0.0u : shorts , $0.10 ; boxed lots , T > c mote. HACON Shoulders , J.- > .2."i ; lonas and cribs. fifiO ; shorts , $ fl.7J ; sugar cored ham ? , iU.OMJ O.fi I. HncKli'T.s Klour. 4,003 Ibs. : wheat. 22.000 bu. ; orn. 41,000 bu. ; o.its , LMOUJ bu. : rye , 1,0.10 bu. : arley , none. Hiiii'MBNTS Klour , 4.000 Ibs. : who it , iri-031 Hi. ; corn , M.OOO bu. ; oats , 4,000 bn. ; rye , 2,000 u. ; barley , 1,000 bu. Kiumas City . KANSAS CITV. Mo. . Blay III. WIIKAT Fairly , ctlvo and easy ; No. 2 hard , 73c ; No. 2 rod , , uur.sic. COIIN Active and very strong ; No. 2 mixed , Oc ; No. 2 whlto. 4ic : , OATS Dull , but lirni ; No. 2 mixed , 3030Kc ; So. 2 white , 32o. HvK-KIrm ; No. 2 , flO'Jc. KtA.SKEII OJcou basis of pure. llllAN Steady ; C4f. snukod HAV Very llrm ; timothy , $9.00 ; prairie , 10.50 ffis.o" . Kens Quiet , scarce : 12Sc. ! llUTTBii Quiet , weak : creamery , 14ffi20c ; dairy. 8l4e. OiiUKsB Steady : full cream , 12c ! ; young AiiTerlcns , llCilU'jL'- HECEIITS Wheat,4'aOjO bu. : corn , 8.200 bu , : als. none. Siiti'MBNTS Wheat , 30,003 bu. ; corn , 3,400 bu. ; oats , 4J ( ) bu. Cotton Market. New YOIIK , May IT. Futures closed steady. Sales , 78.800 bales. May. t7.ll : June. J7.I5 ; July. 17.23 : August , I7..I2 ; September , * 7.30 : October , J7.4S : November , J7.f > S ; December , " 7.118 ; January , 17.78 ; February , J'.bs , NEW Oiit.KANS. Ia. , May I'J. Market steady : mlddlliif. 7c ; low middling , ( iO-ICc : gooa 01- dlnarv , (11-llic ( ; net receipts. l,4ktbilus ( : : gross , 2,1141 Dales ; exports to the continent , lOi bales ; sales , 2.f > 0u bales ; siock , 174.1)U ) bales ; weekly nnt receipts , 20 t > S ! ) bales ; gross , 12.U21 liales ; lo France , 8,000 bales ; to the continent , 7Mi ! bales ; coastwise , 8,3l.i bales ; sales , 1,550. Cullee .Martlet. Nnw YOIIK. May 111. Options opened steady nt unchanged prices to . " > points down , closing steady utiTi points down to : > pouts up : sales , 14fiO'J bag * , including May. ? ! 2.2.'i ; June , gll.75 ; JnlV. { ll.l."ill.7il ( ; AiiKiist. fll,7. > ; Soptomljor , $ II.7 TJ11.7J : October. J1I.70 ; December , J1I.70. Spot Hlo , quiet and steady ; No , 7 , $12.50. Foreign Hoof .Hirlcot. LIVKIIPOOI , May 111. AMKIIICAN UEritinEiiA- Ton Itp.KF Tor fore cunrter-i , fid per civt. LONDON , May HI. AMEMICAN KKKianr.iiA. Ton lliii1'oro : : iiiarters | , 2s ( idM ; him ? qnartois. ; is IdtWs Sil i.'ura Ibs. by the Car- CaSS. Iliivanu .SiiBJir .Mnrket , HAVANA. May III. Quiet : 091 hhds of : Musco vnrto fair to coed refining.U ) degrees poliirUu- tlon , were sold uti-.uiiU gold poruulntal. New York Dry ( iooils Market. New YOIIK. May R In dry foods there wns no changes in the tendencies previously noted. Traders' Tiillc , CmcAfiO , 111. . Mny 13. IConnett. Ilnpklii" ft Co. to f. A , MoWhorter : Koio'gncrs son us huuvy cables this morning , lint showoi their Interest in whom by taking " 'i'.OUO ' bu yestornay for export. They have been In tin market again tolay and on every weak spo they closed liberal conflict * ) , About ! S."iOOou o this delivered hero on tlm nth Is loading ou today nml It Is said that the rest Is soon to follow , The .May premium has further In creased and at one ttino was , ' o ovo. Inly , lioom traders are so boarlsl that they must sell something am they sollJnly when It is relatively I'ioto''c below the market , Few level headed business men can see much piospout of a prollt In snol tr.insaulloiis unless the situation changes very inaterlnlly. About : i.OW,0,0 bn , havi gone out of Du'uth so f.ir this week and It I Mill filing ivul as fast us vessel room can he hud. The rain la still with us. Tin rivers are hlzhor than ever and bill rlsliu , threatening wlilo areas erich rich bottom lands with dostruetlv overflows and there Is In sight little prospot1 of Improvement , As time iroes on It limit the possibilities of n good wheat crop. Th situation Isbiichthat thooutsldo pillule wll probably come Into the mar.cct as n control ling fnutor unless the usual signs are at faiil this season , Corn and oats ha vo shown mud. strength. Conditions no not Improvn but rather grow worse and so the in irkut hnrden * ! aiid the boars , who are constantly feollii''for the top In the belief that twenty-four hours of sunshine wll cause n sham break , are bo ng forced to cover at a loss. It eiin hardly bo said to Uou mnnpu- : luted market when ear lots on track lirin ; u higher iirlco than May , To buy onthesa hlnrp bulges Is of cum so rls .y business , and shorts uro still more unsafe while present conditions exist. If there was any tradu In provisions they would certainly t > oil hlgnor niult'i- the In spiration of the corn market hut today It has been so dull thavtho pit atone tlmo was given nil to the errand boys who were chasing the nlekelN pitched In for thulr bonullt. L'niOAiio. 111. , May lil-Coiiiisulinan > V Day to Cookrell llros ! Wheat ooened ijulet and llrm on continued wet weather but broke ilinui on reports of clearing In the northwest. After a spell of dullness the market became btrongor In bymuiithv with thu widening out of the premium for May wheat and the more timid of the shorts covered freely c'lualiu the market very llrm. iicncra ! weather news Mill pnlntb to continues wet wouther In the central portions of tlyj west , with u clearing tendency In the northwest. The reports from sprln ? wheat seeding vary considerably. It Is unquestionably qii to backw.ir I. hut u spell of line weather woul'l ohaiu'e things woniier- dcrfully for the better. Corn uponcd llrm. Local longs sold freely on Mroug spots , which cuuscil a decline , upon which the benrs resumed selling operations. With contlnuud wet weather west the nmrkol turned npw.irda lowanl the List and lu sym pathy also ulth who it nnd .some r-ithcr urgent covering of shot ts the close was llrm. uuts followed lu the wake of corn very closely and the market was almost entirely under weather Inlluences , 1'rovUlons were not particularly netlve. Itucelpls of IIO.JB vrero liberal , but for the strength In the vrraln marketu Uio pro vision market would have ranged lower toduy on tlio liberal recolpu. STOCKS AND IIONIW. More Artlxlty Mnrkcil HIP I.rnitliiR Storld Vostcrdiiy. Nr.w YOIIK. May 13-Tho stock tuarkct to day wns a-ialn ll htly moro iietlvo nnd es- ceclally durln : the forenoon , but the n- ero.iecd nmoitnt of business had Us origin entirely In the oper.itlon of the bear * who manipulated a few stocks with a view to the purelmso of stocks put out on the same. The market was In no way wider than for some tlmo past and the animation was all In half ft do7cn stocks , imd when thuao movements came to nn end the whole market subsided Into the prevailing dullness. There wcro no real weak points , although at first the pressure upon Northern Paelfb preferred , Sugar and Union I'nclllc , led to a general recession utter an Irregular opening ; the depression was nf short duration , nnd the advance of the strongest kind , Hesldo tbo ones mentioned Corduao and some o' the low pr'cod ' unlisted stocks made most substantial gains on In creased business , but as a rule the railroad list wns quiet but traded In within narrow limits vrlth the few cvccptlotM noted. Northern I'aelllo prefcrro I wnnsold down nn rumors about the passing of the dividend , 1'nlon I'uclllo. which late In the day after Ilio covering hal failed to stimulate now buying for this long account , was made the special ob ject of bear attacks which were renewed with fome vim nncl it tetlied rnplnly. scoring the most Important loss of the day. 'I hero wns some trading In Illchmond & West I'olnt , but It moved within narrow limits and Its nminn- tlon was the only rennrkablo thing about It. The coal stocks were compar.itlvely nulet and Heading was again displayed as u leader In point of nellvlty. The rest of the list , how ever , were about foatuioloss and under the piessnro brought lo bear closed fairly uetlvo and weak , generally at the lowest points of the day. The llnal changes show considerable Irregularity and whllo tjugar. Lake Shore , Wheeling .t Lake Krlo are each down I per cent , Munhatt'in ts up I'5 per cent mid Dela ware t Hudson 1 percent. The I'ost says : Until the last hour , when the whole market declined , stocks were ex ceedingly ( lull. There wore at the start. It IB true , MVOIII ! decided movements , chlolly In an upward direction. In some of these , notably Manhattan nnd Edison electric , there was persistent buying for the rise , unconnected with any covering of shorts , and Ibis wus at tribute J , ot course , to the "Investment de mand. " Thedeniand , however , does not or dinarily comu Intostocks ; with a burst which c-irrlcd uo the prK o , after dullness , llvo or six points in as inn n y days. The week's advaiico In these stojks was undoubtedly based on In vestment orders but bull traders not only an ticipated such orders , but piled up advances long after the Investor h.id ceased to buy. Thu following are the elosin. ? uuotutlonsfo r the leading stocks on Iho Now Vork Sloo't ex change Unlay ; Atclilson nu iiretorrvil H.'Hl Ailaina HxprL'33. . . . ' 144 N. V Central II * Alton , T. II iff N. V. , C. A St. I , . . . . AltonT. II. pfil. . . . 150 do preferred Amcrlcnn Kxprcjs. . 113' . ; Ohio \Hh lslppl. . . . so H. C. It. .V.N 4. ' , do preferred 85 Canada I'aclltc. . . . . . b'JHI Ontario 4 Wortcrn. 85ft Canada Southern. . IX ) ! < Oregon lini > rovenrt Central 1'aclUc A > Oregon Nav. . . . ft Clics. A Ohio AKJl Oregon Trans ilo liit preferred. . tHl I'aclllc Mall do 2ml pieferred. . 43 Tcorla Dec. .t 1C. . . . iS'f ! Clile.iKO A Alton. . . . 113 I'lttitmrtr C. , 11. Ay lWt ( I'lillnmn I'alnco. . . . 10T C. , C. . C. A St. I , . . . . ra Ho.'lillllk' Del. llndBon Itock Island Dot. I , . AW St. I , . AS. r.lt > tiraf ] t ) . A U. U. lift ) .St. Taul KnBt Tennessee do preferred do Idt preferred. . SU I' . , Mln. A Jinn. . 113 do .M preferred . . ! -t. I'uul .1 Uinnurx. . . 4U Krlo do pruforrui ) 119 ilo preferred . . . . Tenn. Coal & Iron. . KortS'ft > 'no Texas I'aclllc 10 ClileneoA K. Ill C4 ! Tol. A. O. C. pW 82 Hilda MI ; ViUler ' tfnlon I'ncllc Homton k 'I'e.xns. . . it' IU. S. Kxiirens Illinois Central 10 iu WiibasliU. ! & I1. . St. I'HUl A Dublin. . VViitinph prcfcrroil. . Knn"as iV Tev.i Wells tame Ex. . . . Lake Krlo.VVoat. . . Western Union do iircferre * ! . Am. < : eton Oil SS l.nko Shore Colorado Coal SS2U Lotilavllld.'c Nnsh. . 14 Louisville AN. A. . . Iron Silver . II ) Memphis A Clmr. . .Ml Ontnrl . -Mk'liltnii Central. . . lO'J Quicksilver . Mil. L. S. AV do pruturrcd . 17 do nreferred 13U i-ntro . 4 Minn. A St. L llulwcr . 4I'J do preferred . . . . lltlcli. * W. I' . Tcr. . . I'Jb ! Missouri I'aeltlc. . . . Wisconsin Central. . 1C Mobile A Ohl 41 Chicago ( ias . W -\U3llVlllU llCltt. , . . & 5 Load Trust . 20 N. J. Central 138 SiiK'ir Trust . 'JV ' ! Norfolk A W.pfil. . . Southern I'nclllc. . . . 37 .Northern 1'acllle . . O. . li. Jt U. N . 21 Xurtli. I'acltlc pfd. . . lllo ( iV . U. r. Den. AOulf. . . 18 ltloi. W. iBta . Northwestern ex dlv. The total sales of stocks today were 31.1,37" Bliaros , Inclndui : Atchl.'On , -Jl.rvia ; OliicaRO ( as , fi.'JO'l ' ; Delaware. Lacltawiuma & Western. : iO , K ) ; Krlc , ft.W ( ; HookliiL' Valloy. L'aOUU : Mitn- Imttnii , liWi ; Northern 1'itullk1. . ' ( . .Til ; North 1'noillc preferred , iOTU. > : Now 7.0JO : Keadln. . 34,419 ; Uleliinond .t Went I'olnt receipts. 4,18(1 ( ; Ft , I'nul. KI.4UO ; Union 1'aclflc. 58JU1 ( ; Western Union , 10..K4. New York .Money .Market. Nnw VOIIK , Jlay 13. Mo.vcr o.v CAtr , Easy lit l'/i& | ior < : ent ; last loan. H'i per cent ; closed olfored at lVJ < & 'i per cent. I'uixiB MEKCANTU.K I'AI-E uor cent. EXCIIANOB 5-toady at iM.S.'Hj for sixty-day bills and Si.S7i for dornaiul. The eloalns allocations on Donds ; U.8. sr > v 117 -Mutiml Union 1.3. . . . U.S. 4 coup 117 N. J. C. Int. Cert U. ti. 1H > reir Nortli. 1'nclHc lets. . . 118 1'iicIflcDs of "J."i 10'J North. I'nclllc 2ndi. . 111 IjOiiliiUnn stp'd 4s. . . 88 Northwestern Con. . iai : ; Tunn. now sot Cs North west'n dab 5s. . 1U5 Tcnn. now aetis 100 St 1. . A I. M.dua. 5s. 81 Tenn. new set s 70- ! St. L. AS. F.Con.M. 111) ) CnimdnSo. 2nds. . . . 101 St. 1'Ulll CoilaolH , . . . 120 Central I'nclllc lats. St I' . , C. A I'ac. Ists. 119 I ) . &U.G. lots Tex. I1. UU.Tr. Itcta I ) . A It. (1. 4s Tot. 1' . ll.G.Tr. It. . . KrloSnrti Union I'ucltlo Ists. . 103H M. . K. AT. Cen. ( ! . . 'HtShoro ' . . .i . . . 111I M. . K. AT. ( Jen. 5s. . : . . w. IBIS I.ondon Vinaneliil Jtovtew. J6,7 Jiinu (7orIi'i / ! LONDON , My Kl. I Now York Herald Cable Sueeial to Tun IIKK.I There lias been n do- clded falllns oir Doth In Investment and spec- nlatlvo business In the Stouk otehutiKo today. while theeoursoof the ir.arketa has bacninueh loss favorable owln ? to realt/.ationa by hold ers who take alarm on the Urst dlgn of reac tion. I'onds , however , are well maintained. Indian rupee pn pur Is steady with few excep tions. I'orelmi Koverniont securities arodnll. Homo railways have been comparatively oulot , but Iho close was bomowhat Irroaulnr. A small Improvement Is cstanllBlied In IlilKh- ton dofeired , b'onthcastcrn deferred , Ci o- tlonlan , Northeahtorn. London , and North western , while several others avu somewh.it easier. American railways ai'iiln dlsapuolntcd the hopes of the bulls , havinu been innio or less depressed all day , New Yor.c showing no dUpolton ! to support the market , thus chccklnc what promised to be a strongly inalntalned upward niovomont. Klnal prices are about the lowest , a decline of li per cent belir. : established In Northern I'liclllo prefer ence , l > 4 pr > r cent In Union I'acillc. Wahusli preference and Wabash dubcntnrc , ? j percent In Atohlson and Atehlbon Jnconio bonds and from 'B to % per cent In most others. Canadian lines have been comparatively neg lected und Irrozular , Money IMS been a per fect dra . Slii.fl loans have been freely of fered at' ' per cent or oven under that. The dlsc.iunt market has also been quiet Tw and three-months bills uro quoted ut from to I per cent. BOSTON , Mass. . May 13. Ol oarlngn , $171,553 , Kll : balances , f.im.SK5. ! Money , 1 ! * , per cent. KxaliiuiKO on Now York , f > o to Uo discount. ItAi/riMOUG , Mil , , May 111 , liloarlngs , Jl'.r.'a , 87U : balancoa , flli.tH. Money , 0 per cent , J'IIII.ADRM-IIIA , I'n. . May ii. ; Olearings , J0 | , 411.II-'J ; biilancos , JI.'SS.WI. Money , II per cent NuivOiu.EANS , Iii , , May IU Cloirliigs , } | - ' 'JV.i.RS : ! . New York oxehaiiRC , be perM.UOd pro nilum. Hank , f l.M per il.OOJ premium. MIMIMIis. : Tenn. , Miiy 11 Now York exchange change soiling at JI.5U ; clourlius. WN,8.i balances , f r.M.liOfl. KANSAS UITV , Mo , , May 11 Clearings , HT. 1.0UIH. Mo. , May U Clearings tojny , jj.lSIra7 : ; baluncea. $ lr.lll. | Money oiilet at ClU per cent. Kxchango on New Yon < ! Ki ) premium. rillOAiJO , III . May fl Moiioy easy at Hi per font on eall. 45iH' , per cent for time. Hun ! clearings , tU.WT.TM. No.v York oxchaiise premium. HterlhiK exchange steady : sixty dav blll . fl.M'.i ; demand. JI > S. Nr.w YOIIK. May lit. ( Kpcelal Tcloir.im If Tut : HKts I Exchanso wan ijuoted as follows L'hleaK" . 4'Jo premium ; Itoston , MJluc discount i-'v. Lunla. We preinlum , CINCINNATI. O , M / 13. Money , : iai po cent ; Now York exchange , K37 o nremlun HAVANA , M y"l3.-Bpanlsh gold , IJ.S'JKOJ.SI exchange iinlel. HOSTON. Mass. , May 13. Clearing house bal ances. J..lOVWl. U'lte , Hi percent ! call loins , -H : < iW per cent ; tlmo loans , 4Qn per cent. lloHliin hturic Murknt. HOSTON , Mass. . May ia-Tho following FOR TABLE USE Huff's .Mull Extract fino.xcells ull other Mult Tonics. It i highly invijj- oratinu' , nml yet not Into.xt- cntiiifj. To Invalids , Old Puojiln , Kui'aliiK Mothers and Delicate Children it is a priceless boon. Don't ox- porimunt with the onilntu-y tonics. Buy only the " ( jon ainu , " which has the tiitrnu- turo of ' 'Johunn HolI" on tlio neck of ovcry botllo. Klsnor & Mondolson Co. , Solo Agents and Importers of Mineral Waters , 0 Barclay street , Now York. were the elosin t utoaki on the Hoi- ton look market Atelilonn A Topcka. : iitijniimirt ! A lleela. . . 2 , ) Ho : < inMnlnc. . . . . r.s.iifiMnlpn . ' 0 r. II. A If 1iU4 ( | 'ranklln 14K ntclihiirull.lt. . . . w .Ke.miriro is Flint A 1'prc M . . . . 2jil'n * > n > ol > 'I1 * Flint A 1'ere M ptd s.UJ Snntn Ko Copper. . . . SO K. C. si. J. A C. It . . l ? ( Tnnmrnrk 1M Mns Ceatrnl into ) ! tnn tJin.l CO. . . . All Mcx. ( on. common 77 , ' ; < nn Olcso 'I'M N. V. A N. Knglatul. ! W JWrfl Knd HI * OM Colony 1vf "noli Telephone MJ Mull nut pfd si l.ntnson Store S. . , . SU Win. I'cn. pfil 43 ! Water 1'owor W Allonpi M. Co.newi ( M- Cent H'4" Atlantic. 11'lN. 13. T M lloslon A.Mont-im. < ; ' ( II \ It i'1 Denver .AIVniiiK stock * . URN vr.n , Colo. . May ia The followtn ? table KliouvtliQ rmuo of prlcoi and tr.ins.tutlons tor yesterday. Hales Allcntianr ( l ilinldcn Treasure. . . Amity l 'cold Itnck Argonaut 5.14 Ironclad llnllarnt 10 'Junto ' ? ItnnKkoU-Cora II. . . . , < t l.o.ivcnworlh Hntci-Unntor 45 I/ujlngtii" HIitMx I'l'l.utlP ' Itnlo llrownlow 4 , M.iy-Ma7epi.i | Cnllloiv la MntclilcM Claudln.l v < I'nrk Consolidated. . fentmy M ( I'd ? llnck CIny Counlr I'nrtler. Cmli . IHccil-Nallonnl 3 Dlninoiiit II . Illalto 1J ] Denver tins nml Oil. .Illuming . I.O'le ' I * Iwtinli * * / ( icttr biirg Isntlun 8 < Noxr York Mining ( jiuitatlnni. YOIIK. May 13. The followln ? are the closlni ; mlnlnit stooit quot-itlons : Vi : STOCK MAKKin'.S. Cat I ID Steady neil I'lrm UORU Active nml lllclier Sheep Steady. OMAHA. May U-Keeelpls for the past flvo days foot up III.Ul ! ) eattle , a\l'JS boss and 2ii7 : sheep , against U'uVi cattlLv Kl..tU IIOL'S and a,5thi sheep the same live days last week. There was a feUdilon let up In the C'Utlo re ceipts , hut forty cars bolus reported In. As ptotty close to l.OUU head were ho.d over from Thursday , the Mipply on sale was apparently amnki for the piojcnt restricted ieiuireniont3 | of the tr.ido. Hti lnosv opened out moderately active , with a fair demand from all sources. 1'rlces are nilliiR so low both hcionnd at Ch1cato ; that any chanxo must bo for the better. This fact Inspired shippers nnd ex porters with onoiuli conlldcnt'o In the mnrket to pay llrm oven strong prices for cattle that suited them. Oood l-.5i to 1,310-11) ) steers sold from JJ.j to M.DO. Hre.ssed benf buyers wcro willing to pay full Thursday's prices for do- slrablo kllllni ; grades , and f'llr to 1:001 ! U0 to l.II.O-lb. steers sold at fiom lKI.'i. > to Sl.Tfl. Com mon and Inferior lUht si till' and odds and ends sold as usual around { . .00 to j.'l.Ti. TaUen altoirother and compared with Wednesday and Thursday It was a fairly satisfactory market and prices In the main were llrm at the recent decline. The yards wcro cleared up pretty o'ose by noon. Hntohors' and cannei-s' stock was In tnoaucr supply , the fresh receipts Including only about elRht or ten cars of cows and mixed stock. I'.verylhlni ! found a ready sale at steady prices and the otVerlnsschained hunds briskly , poor to very Roi.d cowa and heifer * selllnirat from il.uu to Ji.u. : : Hulls , oxen and sta s were not p.irtlcularly active , but fully steady at from 42.W to JJ.UO. Calves were ratherdnll. butquotably unchansod at from SI To tol.4J. Trading In the stoekor and feocler line was decidedly limited , and with regular dealers well supplied and not anvlousto buy , tlio tendency of the mnrkot was lower , t'rlces have declined lOc to Ho so farthls week , but a few days of fair wo'ilhor would soon start them up again. Keproscututlvo sales : No. Av. I'r. No. Av , . 1'r. No. Av. I > r. 1. . ! L'0 iKi 00 12 . tl'Ul ' $1 50 1. . lo.0 : 131)7(4 ( I. . KM 3 00 ' 14. . 1255 370 M. . OH 3 25 wi'.lf'J 355 17. 1204 370 l.-lliS ) II S5 18..I15S 3 . " > 2S..I278 370 1. . .I50 3 'J5 8. . 11.VI 355 17. . 1310 375 I'J. . MO 3 ill ) G..1I70 3 .V. 12..1XS 373 7 . SKI'J 3 30 41. 1UW 3 53 17. . 1312 375 1U..10Y1 3 35 2..UI.V 353 ; . .14.XJ ( 38J 5.04 ! 3 IC > 10. lO.'l 3 55 M..12U2 380 7. Ml 3 35 4U..I08S 355 ' 10..101.1 4 :15 : IU. llttl 3 57li & ! 'l28J 385 12..I05J a 3 > " II. . Kill J J85 0..l'jl ' : ) 3 3 , > s"liti7. 3 CO 41..12.VJ 3 IK ) 10. . IKS 3 : . : > so..iliar 3 GO l'.13iTi 303 0. ll'J'i ' 3 40 4 i. . 1301 30J 4. . Os7 3 4J is..ii'4j ; i oo 20. . 1512 30J 4. I' ' . ' ! 3 40 2J..1I7J 3 03 . 21 .1461 : i'J'i ! -'If. . 1073 3 45 25..1184 yro 27 .1'122 3H5 13 . 1U73 3 : > U 25..18J8-3 C5 18..14JO 400 . ' 5. . U 3 50 16..1114 3 O7'i STEAKS AND STAQ3. 34. . 1333 333 COWS. 2. . S03 1 00 1. . 810 2 23 6. . 83S 273 a. , iiij a uo 5. . 881 2 23 2. . ! H)5 ) a 80 l , . boO 2 00 1..10IO 225 17. . 854 20 ! 02. . na 2 DJ 1..1I2) 2 50 0. . 021 2'JO 03. . U72 8 0 ! ) 1. . 800 2 50 22. . 077 20) al. . bJO 2 00 I. . lO''O 2 5'J a. . 1243 30J 24..1011 2 10 1..1000 250 10..1CGI 3UO J7. . 857 2 10 1..1100 2 05 I3..10J3 310 L.H-'O 2 15 2..11S3 2 U5 3. 013 303 21. . U18 2 20 2 . U-JO 2 70 4. . 88i 300 1. . 870 2 23 7..1I1K ) 2 75 2. . 1005 : ) UO 1. . 81)0 ) a 25 4. 10(7 ( 2 75 1. . 13:10 : 310 1. . OJO 3 25 11. .1010 2 75 2..1303 325 1. . .183 2 90 12. . 501 323 10. . 007 330 4. . 532 2 00 CAIVK9. 1 75 i. . 2:0 : 2 oo 2. . 103 440 1. . U50 2 20 mit.i.s. 1..1C90 200 1..1KIO 273 1..2010 280 1..1010 2 13 1..1410 273 1..16IO 285 1..14IO 22. ) 1..130J 2 73 2..135J 300 1..14SJ 2 05 STAGS. 01..1030 3 00 00STOCKCIl STOCKCIl * ? AND FEBDIlt' . C70 2 00 4. . 825 3 1 0. .ri01 325 ; :80 : 273 3 15 1. 710 325 . . 040 265 8. . 78J 3.0 1. UIU 325 1..U50 3 I'J 1. . 8)0 3 25 lioos Hecolpts were somewhat heavier than anticipated , as It nasigeneritlly Biipposed llio condition of country roads would keep farmers at home. llo.s can't live In the feo.l lots this weather , nnd so they had to be shipped. The supply wao aDout 2UOi ( heavier than last Friday , tliuiiiioril quality being about the same , Tnero was an Improve : ! shipping demand for good lilies of all weights , llo.iton : t'"uiii beln a llbcr.il buyer. Local housi-s weio also tfooJ buyers , so that In spite of lower markets nt Chlcnxo and other points the prices hero aver aged all of 5e higher than Thursday and while bomo of the early sales may not have been more than steady qnltoa few of the later sales were Tic to ll'e ' nlj.'hur , The widjrht of the lie s cut vury llltlo IL'tiro nnd Jl 15. the popu.tir price , was paid for hoxs wulshlnil all the way from 183 ti)3UB Ibs. ( Jood to choice hess of ml weights sold atiM.47'/ito JJ..V ) and there were several rather common loid : § that went as low as 1,25 to M.42',9 , 1C very tiling sold In Rood season , it bi'Ini practleally a $4.45 market a''alnstii f4.4JmarketThursday. The Roneral avoriiKU of prices paid was ifl.i5U against , il. ' . ' ! ) Thursday and f4.3sj ! last 1'rlday. Hopreson- tatlve sales : No , Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Ph. I'r. Ph.8J 70 221 80 4 2' 70 221 8J 4 45 1 210 4 25 80 iyi 120 4 45 ' - 7 17'J 83 4 30 h7 . . . .217 80 445 81. . . , .1SI 200 4 : > 5 80 . . . . 210 4 ! ) 443 . ' .0. . . . .237 4 40 240 445 , . .16a KO 4 40 7i ) . . 2,0 80 445 7 ! . . .210 2 : > 0 4 40 01 . , 25 } 60 445 01. . . .218 tO 4 43 00 , . . S40 1(10 ( 4 45 . . .yja nn 4 40 ' . . . . 183 100 445 , . . ,188 320 4 40 62' . ; ; 25. 240 443 20 20J 4 42 ! ' , 09. ; ; ; . . ' 'ii 445 07 23:1 : 49 4 t"/t 54 . . an 443 (15 ( 226 120 4 43 IU . " ' 210 443 71. 24 4 45 C7 . "liii'o 12) 143 71 28U 120 4 43 71. . . . . a28 40 445 7S 20 ! ) 120 4 45 52 . . 3UI 40 450 07 ' . ' 27 8) 4 45 75. . . 210 81 450 & 7 ' .SI 8) 4 45 Kl. . . ' . ' 75 0) 450 74 212 120 4 43 75 . . .21) 8J 4r > 0 70 . .2IS 12J 4 431 0' . ' 270 450 T > \r. Ilin.vxi TinvEATT , of Olemi , Pike County , Ala , , ssiysthiit SWIFT'S Smcivus ctrcd : him of n painful case of Kczuinir. of which lie liml'sTiircrcd for M years' Ilo took sevun bqtlMs. cures Iiy driving 'ouj tlio germs nnd poE- 8011. It is entirely vegetable. Send for book oil the Skin nnd Blood. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , ATLANTA , QA. l.scDirtTa.voinoU ioiuuufir. NEW YORK , IQNDONOERRY AND GLASGOW. NEW YOUR , WHfjAl/TKu'and NAPLES , At regular Intcrvnls. . . _ . _ _ SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE ratenonlowestUrniBto nmt from lh principle B30IC3 , K13UB , IEISH 4 AtL C5JJIJBWMI. . FCWTfl. Kicunlon ticket * urallalile to rclurn jiy either the pto- ue Cl > do ifc North ol Irclanil or Naploj & Ulbralur ul lire * ; OrJtn ( : r iiT Aaeat t twirt Situ. Apply tu unr of our local AgenHorto UUUSUM JUtOTUEltS. Clilcaco , lit 131. . . . HO SIX ) 44.1 TI . . . . KO - 4M to . sin 1:0 4 is nn . . , . ; : 4v > . . . . M 44. % 01. . . . VTB M 4 M > S' . VIS 54) 4 H N . CIS 1(10 ( 415 ' ? . 1ST ! ( X ) 445 M . 2.1S SO 445 M . . . . VIS 1&J 4 4 * K\ \ . ' . ! f 0 447'4 ' fi'l . . . . ItW HO 445 CS . . . . 545 I3J 4 (7'i (0 ( . SIS KB 445 73 . iII ! IIM 4 47'i " < . VM Ifil 445 01 . Sill 40 4 47'i 71 . 115 i > 0 445 ir ' . an .1M 4 47'i 71 . ' . ' 0 ffl 445 74 . 107 KM 4 4i'i 51 . 251 IIX ) 445 74 . SI5 PO 4 47'i 77 . SIS 40 415 74 . 8W SO 4 47'i M . SW ( S40 445 07..S.4 ' . ' 00 447'i K5 . ' . ' .Vi ( .0 445 ! . .Ma SO 447'i fit . Sill 40 445 C4 . illl 4 47'i 74 . ' . ' 00 103 445 7 . ' . ' 10 S3 450 t'KIS AND ItOimil. 2 . iw : - 4 vs r > . ici - 4s : PitKRi' Of the tlirro lends rcrolvod two were billed direct to local killers nml not nlTuro.l on thn inurkH. The other , n ln tlo iloi'k of shoin inlxod nntivos sold forfi.15. Tliuto Isnoiinot- iihloclian oln the innrUct nnd locnl lioti < u < nro Kro.itly In nuod of dpslrahlo ninttons I'tilr to K0 ( l niitlves , } 4. . " > Ot.iU ) : fulr to Rood rat- i'rn . } , .Vffio.OOi ) coiiiinoii nnd stock shculi , WOO JJ - ' - ' ' ! Wed to choloo 4U toUJ-ll ) . liin.bs. ft.Oi fflO..0 , No. Av. 1'r , 103 mixed nntlvcs , shorn . 100 $5 13 Itrrrlptsanil lNi | : > < lttnll lit Stuck. Oniclnl receipt * nml dNiwsltlon of stock ns shown by Iho hooks of the I'nlon Stock Viir.lB company ' for the twenty-four hour * tiii.lltt { t u o'clock p. m. , Mnv Kl. DISI'OSITIOV , i l.lve siiock Alurliet , CtitciAOo. III. . May I3.-Spoolal [ Toiopram to 1 UK IIRI.I : If there was any Imnrovemont to day In the Ronoral fo.ittirusof the cuttlu mar- Uot sellers did not reeonnl/.o It. Values re mained very much uimottlod. Desirable c-ittlo sold about as on yesterdav , but this general averaso of prices W.MS lower. Coarse , ho , vy steor.s were almost unsalcabio and the nr.ornr tirades of butchers' and van tiers' sl.ick were a ill UK. The pieviulliu' low prices for stockers - ers and foeilefs lias stimulated the demand for those descriptions andallloial number ahniuuil lianJa on a basis of from $ . ' .ni lo Jl.T.'i for steers avuriiRliit from fiOl to } ! , : . ' I'J His. J. . < iw < < , lielfers and hulls weroiiuoted nt from Sl.'ii to Kl.-Jj for pour to choice anil dressed beef an 1 Milpplnj btuorswero saleable at fium The ho , ' market started In ratlior encoiirat.- ItiKly for sellers , opening netlve and fully steatly but It soon ijiilotcd down and prleos eased oil' , 'ic , thu eloso heliiK Multo weak. The roeeluts contlnuod IIH-KO an 1 the weather was warm and w l an-1 buyers could not bo found for all of ilio oirern s. Quotations at the close ranced from $1.4) to $4.r > 0 fr > r vurv com mon Krades to $1.7. . for strictly choice. There weoa ; few early sales at from , * ; i to J4. M ) and sumo Uudliig In culls and skips" at from There was a quiet and firm mnrkot for sheeu , too , ] oncfiellliiK c.speelallv Strom ; . Sales \vero on a basis of from i.V..i to S.\50 for Infei'lor to extra shorn , wooled sollliiK about $1 per 100 Ibs above these ( | iiotatlons. Vuar- lln.'s were In demand at from $1 50 to J7.00 und snrliiB lames at fiorn J2.r > l to K > . 3 per head. Hoeclnts were : Cattle , lM)0 ) ) ; hos. ; aj,000 : ; shoei ) , fi."OJ. Tlio Evening .Tournal reports : OATTFX Io- ( colpts. ti.5iUi ) shipments , tuns ) : market steady nt yesterday's prices ; prlmo steor.s , Jt.'nwi ' I.i5 ; ; coed to eholee. S.'l.T.'i'iJI.Oa ; others. $ I..VjT4 : ifiO ; stoukeis , i-.u' . " i5J.r'J ! cows aiul heifers , ? ' . . " > 0 ( ai.s'5. : llon < ? Receipts. M.roi : shipments. S.MO ; mnrket active , but n shade lower ; rouali ami common. il.i04i4.IU ( : mUed nnd jiaekcrs , $ l. : > .vtj ; 4.ii : prlrnohciivv and butuhera1 weights , } 4.M © 4.80 ; light , ; i.bV ( , I.H."i. SllKKl' Kocclpts , .VOO ; slilpmentF , ? ,000 ; market active an I 10@i : > o litehcr : natives ? , > .OPiii.T. ( > : TVxai feeders lowur a : Jl.Mij.i.r ! : > 5 : yuarllucs , 50. 0\lL"i ; lambs. J.'i. Now Yiirlc l.tvo Ktouk .Market. NBW VotiK , May 1 . Ilinvr.s-ltccelpts : , , r > r head , InclutllnirL'i ) cars for sale ; market doll : native steers. $ I.COSI.T."i ; bulls and cows , Sl.JiJiS : U ) : dressed beaf stoa'ly at ( i'JQie. C/uvis Iteeoints. UiO bead ; market 'ie hlKher ; veals , $ I.OU0.\iXi ) buttermilk calves , ? ; i.O ® : i S5. SIIKEIHccolpts , e.MO head : market llrm ; sheep , $4.lT > a"i.T.'i : clipped yo.iillii.'liiuius , ! i.r ! : > ; sjirltu lambs , $ j.0 : dressed mutton , steady atUlifflllu ; yearling lambs , linn at ) ! { ® per II ) . lions Receipts , 4,030 head ; market steady at JI.40fflj.4U. Knnsns City I.lvo Stock Mnrknt. KANSAS CITV , Mo. . May 111. CATTr.E Ie- ! olpts , 2.503 head : shipments. 500 ; the niar- lot. was stoadv : dressed Ijcef an I shipping teors. KI.OOQI.15 ; cows nnd heifers , 1.85 ® . .SO ! stoekers nnd feeders. $1,1 Qj't.SS. II oa * Hecolpts. f.170 ' bond : shipments , 4.- 03 ; the inurKet wns active and ftiduc hlulior ; ho extreme range of prices wn * 4.37"'iil,55 ; ho bulk of sales were made at 'fJ.404. . " > 0. Snnii' : Hecelpts. ! K)0 head : shipments , 2,703 ; trices wcro nominally unchanged. Value Isn't what mtilcos " "Specific Oxy gen" so eagerly sought , but its magical lower , in renewing the lifo forces. It's exquisite , exhilarating , and wonderful louling properth'S , tire nioro precious than the ' 'Bitlm of Gilcui/ : , : ro-illy : nres , Catarrh , Asthma , Branch Hi * ? , Consumption , Ha.v-Kovc > r , Deafness. Headache , fsicl ; or norvoua ) , Dyspepsia , Nervous Prostration , SPECIFIC QXTCEST , Air is the base , aSir We add rich magnetic - " ' ' - netic Oxygen , You breath the whole , The effects are as tonishing , d e I i g h t- ful and best or all , permanent , Athome 'Oxygon ' Bot" : ! aiii lalalatijns FI'CG ' Cull on. or wrlto The Sl'KL'IFIO OXYJK\ ( . , Sulto CIO Ehcoly IlulldlnK. cor , IMii nnd Howard Btrcetn , Onmha , Nebraska SOUTH OMAHA. _ _ Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAHA , o st cnttlo , ho ? and shoap market In tin west COMMISSION HOUSES. CEO. BURKE & FRAZIER S STOCK COMMISSION. THE MAI > IKS. : Write to this housa for cor- root Mulcut Wood Brothers , fouth Omiilm Tolepliuito Ui7. - Chicago J. li. DAIHS.MAN. I . . W. U. WOOD , f Monaaors. Market reports by mall and wlro cheerfully furnished upon application. THIS Campbell Commission Co. Chicago , KastSt , I-ouls , Kansas City , South Umaliii , flonx ( JUy. Kurt Worth. A. drill , W. K. Donny. 11. F. T.illnrulKo. Clilcauo. II" . ' Milusiuim. L'atllu Milu4in n Crill , Denny & Company , J.lve Stock Commliiiloii. Hoou : ' 'T ICichatUj HI I' Suutli Unulia. A. D. Boyer & Company , 'iS and 'ill K.xohaiiKU Corretiioniluneoiiullcltiiil and iiroiniit'v ' iiniworj.l | lEpeclul utlcntlon toorilur < lor mucker * , ' > lueilun. Kitaljllibcd , ISdl. - - liiL-urporuiJJ , laj Oiipltal fully piil.l , ffl.U ( > . Waggoner Birney Company , \Vrltuorwlruunfiirprouiiit and rullublo innrkut report * . _ _ Perry Brothers & Company , 1. 1 vi ) Ktnck CommUslon. Koora 51 Kxehaii o Hnlldinbouth Oniuhii. Qassman & Dudley , M. H. Hogarty ts Oo. KOOIIH oo mil rd , i\- ; Hoorn ill Kxc.injo cluuuo Hii.lilln ; . ' . llul.diiii , ' . South Umaha , - Neb t-onth Umah.i , - Neb SOUTH OMAHA ANfCS. _ _ Union StocU Yard National -IJANK.- The only tank lit tliu ynrd Cnpltnl nnd > ur | . | u , filU.OUO. C'ulloelluiu KruA'iiu out of thu lvu muck liu > lne tliuuhl bo iiinl direct tu till * bunk blilpi'ers cun ilopoiltlor croJIt o ( tliulr liuuio buu < wlictytcrlocuiuJ. OMAHA Mannfactorors1 rs1 Directory < f AltOHITEOrS AND BUILDERS J. H. GLE1N , Contractors nnd snb contractors for nil klmls of t'lillillni ; . plauorlnz , ii.ilntlniietc . will recoup n roijr | of OitMitrs nrclillccti > nndtiiilldcr. dlrcctnrf free , tiy Kcndlni ! tlielrn.iinc , lni liici ) and loca tion to thu imtdlahcr. J. H. uicnn , lits : iMlist AWNINGS AND TENTS. OMAHA TENT & AWN * VOIF BROS. A oo. ING COMPANY , Tents. nwnlnnK , tarpau Flitg * , hnniinockn. oil nml lin * . cover * of nil Mm ! . rubber clothlnc. Send flni ; . banner ! " , etc. fvm\ forcnt'guo. Ilia K rnnm forcMnloKuti.TOoS. Ibth BAGS AND TWIN US DISHORN CO. BEMIS OMAHA BAQ 00 . Pistil , rnnnlll.i , cotton mpotlcr nnd inrtj , ( lour rope , liciap , Jute , cot ack , burlr.p , tnlao. ton lKin | > .iimri1 font- nitietc. . .in S. Htli t. UICYCLKS. | BOXES. II.C.TODD , J. 3.VIIU M.n. DAXON eMor to 3. - , cnvin. MTi : clunr , p.i | > or cloi gold on tnonttilr | > NCkt.llllO\U . AllllOVOl puyincuts. K'O .V , Utli-tl tics In bet ilao. 1110 BOOTS AND SHOES. MOUSE-DOE SHOE CD. 110) lloirirdStroit. Fnolnrr ooraor llth nml Ojujl.A , gtraiti. Wo * ro nmklnit cluiaiirlrai tuoaih b iyor . nit run KulllaK a cl of ituu.li Moh U vuf ) s.lU- uDlowltS JONES & AMERICAN HAN3 SEW Cil , , ED SHOE C3. Vbnlecnlo Mfrs. Acontn nools. j > bee , rubbers ltoiton Uubber Shoi'Co , lelt cnoilx. lUts ; 131 lltr. ' , 11UI. llUllInrnuj-iit llurliuy at. BIIEWBHS. 03. SCHLITZ ORE- ING Gil. OOco , P. Oili nnd I.eavcn- worth SW. Otnalm. lolia Mnrauvor , Ant. CONFECTIONERY. VOEOELE * DINNING Ifr romfectlonere nad JubbemoC forolun and ilomoBtlo fruits , 1110 Lluwurd bt. CARRIAOKS. W.R.DRUMMOND&ca. 'nrrlniu ttultdorn. Hone and | iitrol : wnguna n pi-cl .Ity. Slh , opii. Court lluuao. COAL , CO ICE , | CORNICE. QMAHACOAL , CDXE & EAGLECQRN DEWORKS LIME CO. , Mfrs. Ralvanlzcd Iron lard and soft coal. S IS. cornice , window capa , rnctnllo nkyllalitB , etc. c < r. Itltti ucd Douil.i - sU. H1U , 1 : II ! Dodge-oL CLOTHING. BLOTRHKY& . CQHEH , GILWQRE&RllHt , ClotliliiR. notionfurnlKii- Jlnnufrs and wholesa'.u Inva. ( ilvu us u trlnl. cliithlura. HUM Hurnur Suinpltis i > ri'iulil | by ux- btruot. IiruBi. 11U linriicy. CONTRACTORS. J. H. GLENN. Contrnctors nml sub con Iractiiri for nil Mmln of liiiHillntf. p'ailcrlnx. lalntlnu et" . , will reeelvo n copy nf ( ilenn'n architects anil liulliltTs illrectnrjr free , hy ai'iiilliiii their n.ime , liuflnenfivnil IOP.T tlon. to the imbllslier. J. 11. ( Jlcnn , ti S. 13th Btreet. DUY GOODS. KIIPATDIM-XOSH M. E. SMITH & CO. , DRYOoaosca. , Dry [ roods , notions , fur- Dry pooil .notlonn , neat's nlnlilnK KOnils. Corner lltb und UownM-bU. ift'ti iiuii floward-Bt. ELKCTRICAL SUPPLIES WOLF ELECTRICAL CO.i Illuntrntcd entnlog free- 1(111 ( Cupltol avu. FURNITURE OMAHA UPHQLSrtfl- BEE3E&R1INYAN FUR- ING 00. NITUflcOQ. Uphohtcrcil furniture , I.'UIM.KW Nlchulna t > Crnco and Thlrtocnth Wliul sulo only. t recta. GROCERIES. DRUGS , Etc. D. M. 8TEELE&C3. , BLAKE , BRUCE t CO. , 1201-IM5 Joncu etreet , 10th and Harner streets , Umaha , Uuiaba. 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. The eminent IIC-IIIB' | In neivuus , rlironle , prlvato. Moot , Bkln and urinary dlviu-on. A ro nlir ana Gund y 10a. in. to 12m. HunU Mump lor revly , I ImiiiHo the CHIl'I'LB ORRKK MINING STOCKS , tuiil can 1111 tolo- ' orders ' notice. Ri'iipliic on sjiot't My list comprises the followin } , ' Cripple Crcoli blocks. Anaconda , Bull Mountain , Cold Kin ; , Beuna Vista , Blue BellT Work , Alamo , Washington. And all other rollab o stocks , of tlioMi inlni'H , tin well as many stuulis of the Lo.nlvilli' , As- lion and I'rot'iliii'nos. Many of the I'r ti o Creek tii Us have morn th in doubled wltliln three months. The Ann- conilii slipU so d tour mrinths ii''o al 11 cents , and sol s now for over i\ \ per shaio. Ulher new mines aroopenlii ! ; every few days with just aa good prospects. A sontlem in of Council llliiir bought. . BOIIIO of thlxstock at ! " > cents , tlio latter D.irt of .March , and him slin'o rofusol il for U. In- vestinenlH madu at low rates. All cornHpon- denco promptly unshurod. J. S. GIBSON , 10 I'ikos I'cutt Avoiiiio , Colorado Sjnn ) s. - - Colorado THE SHORTEST LINK TO CHICAGO is via "the Chicago , MiKvaukea & St. Paul R'y , as represented on this map. Electric Lighted , Steam Heat ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 : p. m. , ar riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m , City Ticket Office ; 1501 Far- nar.i St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent. C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent. GRAIN. it A HD WARE. REOTOFt & . WltHElMY LOBECX&.IINN , CO. , I'colcrV Imriliriiri ) naj Corner 10th nnd Jnckion mechanic lonN. HOI lleunlns Street. LUMHKR C1IAS. R. IEE , JOHN A. WAXEFI-U llnnlxooil ! iinili r , wooJ carHH | ! nn I iiirquat Iniportal.Amarlam I'orb IKiotllut , Iin I (1o-n' nt , Mllvf.ai\j < lir < lMillo rciuaiit ituil Ctli niiil Duul\l. ; ( Julnc ; wtilti ) 11.tij. MQUOR9. FRIOX& Manor imvc'iinu , 1113 UHfn'j'-'t. Mfrs Ken- III'.IJ'B li.ut hi.Ha lilt holoAnln liquor to , liAJl Fnm.im it. MILLINHRY C. ASTONEHIU , J. Iniportrri nml JoMioritol .Mllllnory. nntlnnv.clonki nillllii ! > rj. nnllciiH Mull ule. Uu-lIdS. lOlhaU iiroiupt. lllti-st. MUSICAL. A.II33Z , in. , THE MEINBERGCO. , I'lnnon orKniis. nitlnts 101'.V. inth i t l'lnno , inntcrlnli. oto. 1518 uiuMc mill niii'H'iil la Douglnn t. tiuuivnti of nil kluill OILS. STANDARD OIL CO. Refined mill lu Xn find odor , tM itni'ci chimney * , no clmrrltx oils , nxlo Kren o , etc. wlck . Auk tor H Sclio- Held , Miurinur . ' . Tonulo. OYST12HS. A.EOQTHPACXINO GO. PUTT & 03. , I'Qckorn of oyttors , flail Ojrator.v Ilili nnd aolory , nad eulery. uj LonTea- 31 tf. luth i < t. UavU worth Bt. Cole , i OVERALLS , SHIRTS. ETC. KIHQ&SMEAD , Mfrs of " 1C A S" pant. , Mfra celebrated "llucS > shirts mid overallscte Bkln" orrrnlN. panl * . ClI-IS- . llth-at. rli'rn , couti , etc. Em ! Oniiiha. PRODUCE COMMISSION. Kstabllfhod , IST3. BRANCH & Q3. , WHITNEY & CO. . I'roduco , trulls of all Iliitler , i-cKs und poultry kinds , ujdteru. ill ? i UI'J S. Ulll-et. loll | . U V J. A. RYDER & CO. JAS. A. CLARX & CJ ! , , Uutier.eRKB.clieoie.poul- Uuttor , clioom , flit , try. hides nad K.IIIIU. I'.M5 IJon-nrd btruut poultry nndfa'tia liefer to Cum'l NuMJank 317 outh Ulb Strait. j. c. i c.i. MOQRc - FERGUSON. Our upoclilttii u Iliiltir , -ultor , tVK-i. clioeto. o t n'ld poiiltrU1J frulls , ponlliy , Kn'in. JlowarJ ktrouL Acents for My r'i lloynl here and ciiltlQ ) eplcc. WJJ s. Hlh it. VE. . RIDnELL RIDDELl i. | . CO. , ( IM-ibll-hed ISA ) Wliolrnlo butter A C ; zi Dtlttor , clicc * ? , . . , vcKVtatilca , fiulls , | > ou > > I1UT8 nnd aclls ror I try uiid Kiiu.9. caeh. 413 S. Hth-aU PAPER. CARPENTER PAPER CO KIND PAPER CO. Carry n full stock of VrupplnK 1'iiiicr. ' nil kind ! printing. wmping ntitl of ivrliun ule. I I'M ' llowurd stri'ot. T < ili - rltliiK paper , card pa per etc. lihonu. I7JJ. STO\rE REPAIRS. OMAHA STOVE RIPAIil WORKS , Btovorepalis Hnil w t ntt.ichmuntii for ( inr kluil of Btnvu rnaJ * . 1.XI7 Doiuliis. SASH. TOYS. SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT THB OPTICAL NEW HOUSE OF TUB ALOE & PENFOID CO. , HIHo ithiuh Htriit. Next to I'o tolllce , Oniahii. Practical Opticians Anfl brnnch of worM renowned option ! O1tn.t1'1' ' ' mi-nl of A , H. Ali.o A Co. , Ht. LoiiU Our i" tl" > J't ' liiperlor IP nil othnrt ; nar | pnii r mipfrlur. m nut wenrr or lire lb erei. Th fimniti propoil/ - luiluil to tlio fuc * Eyaa Tcatod Free of Chorao. Prices Low for First-class Goods. PHOI'OSAI-iS FOU I 'A VI NO. Smiled proposals will be received by ilio iin- der lgnoI until : : ) o'rlook p in. . May .itli. lbi. : ' . for red Colorado naniUtonu accor.llng to spcoilUvitionHof IHJI. Per paving part of the fol owing streets. In thn e.tv of U.naha , comprlsu.i In .liOJl Im- provinuontdlst lets nuiiiburuj and uei.cr.buil ' "N'II. ? ' " / dtreet from Ifclh ulrwul to ' . ' 3rd ' . ' ) 'jid : stecet from thn nortli line of Cumin 'i-trjut to the north line of Michigan bt.vlll410 Mlclil in street fiom SJrd slioHto " ' ] : ' olir"hnl to specify a jirlco per sijuaie yjrd fi.rllKipavlngco nplcto. \Vinli In Lo done in accordance w th | ilmi nnd peullli-alion of Wl onilo / lu Iho ollleo of the buurd of nubile worl.s. r eb iirciiMWiil to bo ma Ie ml printed blank. ? fnrn hed n.v the boirJ and to be ae.'dmparr. lei with a ecrtlllod cheo ! ( ! u the Hum ofXV liayiibliilii thucityof Omah.i , as uvidunuu ( Al ' " " board reserves the rli-'ht to lujcct unj OhalrniHii Hoard of 1'ubllo Works , Omaha , Nub. , Muy 1U , Ib'JA iu3 ! U SO M
