Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 17, 1893, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OMAHA DAILY BEliir WEDNESDAY. MAT 17. 1893. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL reeling In Wheat Was a Little Tame at the Opening. LATER SHORTS BECAME ACTIVE BUYERS In Corn There Appeared to Itn nn Inclina tion on the I'nrt of Some of the Shipping Firm * to Itrenk Trlcri. CIIICAOO , III , , May 10. There incmcd le anxiety regarding the llnnnclnl outlook on 'change here todiiy nnd the weather wai not all tlmt could ho wished for the growth of the wheat plant. The ilsowas siifllcient tonioru tlmn oM'rciiiiio the Hoc In of the stormy weather In England nnd Prance. July wheat I.H * io higher tlmn lust , night. Corn was llrm and closed nt ! { < : Improvement , Uyo for July dclhcry took n jump of UUu n hu. Nobody would " .oil nny to iv few iinxloun shorts , who thought they must Imvc It. Provisions ruluil strong and closed wlthii gain of Clie for pork , 22ic ! for lard and 17'fc for rlhs. Tin : foci I IIR In wheat vrns u little tame nt the Blurt , Influenced hy tlio h > vor Kngllsh cables nnd Australian tnllures , but at Now York the railway Mix'ks wcro higher and thu ninrket lipro nn doubt was a short one , cunsldernbla wheat having been sold recently on the belief Unit the llnnnclnl troubles would carry prices down still further. With signs of n strength ening nmtknt , these sellers wcro disposed to Co\cr , and there WIIH n Rood deal of buying on thu part of fihorts. Thu higher llerlln market was n strengthening foaturo. The opening Was about the MUIHI as yesterday's closing to a slmilo bettor , then bframo weak , and in ICON declined from V to lie , bi't soon grew Ktrongernnd pi Ices wore advanced with slight fluctuations Ir , ruled stiady , and the rinsing was ubout at thu lop. Corn , nt theMnit was steady , first trades being nt yesteidiiy's closing prices , but I hero appeared to bo an Inclination on the part of Runic of the shipping fonceriiH to brcnk prices , DiTiirlngH Ini'ieasing as the day ndvanceil , the pvlro going oir'c. The otTeilngs we-ro iiilto | readily taken by tonic of thu laigcrcomnils- slou houses liimng eastein connections , and the prlcosoon rallied , lecovcilng thn early declines and closed with a slight gain for the iliiy. A good dish demand was said tou\lst nnil then-poll nf 4H.UlO ( ) ( bu , belni ; worked oir lielped to sustain thu advance. Oats began with nn easy feeling In early prices , declining fiom ! rC to 'ic , ( Jood buying of the near fill lues by the sh Inning houses and thosliengtli In wheat caused an advnneu of froni ' ( e to JJc and the close was steady at about thu top pi Ices with a gain of fiom l < c to HP for the day. With the rei-elpls of live hogs only a moiety nf what was anticipated , pro\lslons opened oxclted and strong at a fair ad\ance , which continued. ! ! ) Improve on two piomlnent otier- ntors buying poik. They hud to bid tint mar ket up by reason of an absence of disposition to sell. The volume ( if trading was consequently quently light , liitiil nnd short rllis udMinced In Hympaihy. The rushing In of a few shorts to cover added to the stiungth , but theio was a moderate reaction nt thn close , There mis n fulling oir In the demand for shipment on domestic nrrount owing to tnc llnunelal troubles , whllu the export trade was almost In a dormant condition. Kstlmalcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , 210 cars ; corn , 1BO mini ; oats , 175 curs : hogs , 24.0QO head. Thn leading fittings ranged as follows : AKIIV U Ill-lit.No. 2 May Tll' 72 ? ( 7JH 73 July : -l' 7l.H 7.-.TH 75U tept 9 71 % 78H Corn No 2 9KH Mar KH 41 K ( Juiu * , . . . . . 42t ! 421i July 41JJ 411X Sept 44W Cuts Xo. 2 JlBr ZS > lt K'M 235(1 ( Ji io July K'pt 20H MCKH 1 ork July 2070 21 00 20 KJ JOM Kept . . . . 20 7J 21 20 20 70 21 07M 20 65 * l.nnl July 10 M ) 10 ! < ? < ID ! > 0 10 m 10 C5 gppt U 02H 11 20 II 021 It I2K 1000 Elnirt Hll- . . Mny i. . . . . nps July 10 I. ' . 10 30 10 ! . ' > 10 J7H 1007K gfpt 10 26 10 40 10 20 10 M 10 l.r > Cash iiiotntlons | woio as follows : KIXJUU Firm , without any special change ; vfi 2.0. . WllKATNo. . 2 spring , 73'c ; No. 3 spring , f. o. b. , 0001c ; No. 2 red , 73ic. ! Cons No. 2 , 43c ; No. 3 cash , 41 ; No. 2 yellow , .in'ic ; No. 3 yellow , 43c. OATS No. 2 , 2Sfjc ; No. 2 white , no sales ; No. 8 white , 33S ! < a345ic. IlYB No. 2. fiOc. nAlll.KV No. 2 , G2c ; No. 3 , 483DOc ; No. 4 f. o. b. , 4010c. FrA.x SKF.II No. 1 , tl.03ftl.nr > . TisiOTiiv Hur.n I'rlmo. * : ) .02 ? 3,05. 1'OUK Moss. ] ) orbbl. , 20.70i/,20.7rj ( ; lard , per 100 Ibs. , $10.70&10.7ri ; short ribs , hldus ( loose ) , 10.2510.27Jdry } ; united shoulders ( boxedl , tlO.OO10.2& ; short clear ! > ldcsbo\ed ( ) , J1U.20 QilO.DO. WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. , tl.13. Sue Alls Unchanged ; cut loaf , Gc ; granu lated , 5 4-&c ; Hlandard "A , " GJ. c. The following wcro the icculpts and ship- today : On the I'rotluco c.\chango today the butter inarKot was weaker ; creamery , IHtp'JSc ; dairy , IBO'Jlc. Kggs easier ; strictly fresh , 1313Jic Now York Markets , Nitw YOIIK , May 10. 1'i.otiu Uccoliits , 34- 471 pltgH. ; oxnortH , 7,500 bbls. ; 27.GSG sacks ; gules , 8.000 pkgs ; niuiket dull , easy. COIIN MKAI < Dull , steady ; yellow western , I2.052.7r > . ItYK-l'Irin , MUlot ; western , DAIII.IIV MAi/r Steady , qulot. WlllIAT Hecelpts , 20,725 bu. ; j exports , 2fiD- Q2H bu. ; sales , 2U50,00 ( ) bu. futuies ; 100,000 bu. Hjiot. Hpot market llrmor , fairly actho for ejeportsNo,2lnstoronndolovator,77 ; ? , < R7H'ii ; ; Utlout , 78Mc ; f. o. b. lUtHmNo. \ . 2 northern , 81)we. ) Options opened at UWSc tlefllno on dull and weak cnblu.s , minx reported In 1'ranco and tlai United Kingdom , together with fair soiling for foreign account nnd local realising , advunci'd JiWSc < tn western buying , fell ! © ! { on weaker fate cables , rallied ) < c on cohering ana cloi.ed llrm at H < ftc over yesterdny ; No. U rod , July , HO l-lGtfHl ( 3-10c. closing & 0'4'c ; August , HliQB2)iC ! ) , closing H2'c ; feptumber , B3 l-ltiifHa.T , , eloslnt ; B'J. ' . ; December , Htiiiy ) t)7ii ) , elpMlng H7iC. ( L'OllN'-UecciptH. 42,300 bu. ; exportn , 00,5-10 nil. ; bulen , 700,000 bu , of futurcx and 4UD.OOO liu.ofipot , Hpots. llrni but scarce and dull ; No. 2 , & 2c In elevator , & 3c alloat. Options wore llrm and \ery tiulut ; cables ( inn anil un changed , with receipts small. Thu close shown nn advaiu-o of ! i4il < c : May , 51 c ; June , &OJic ; July , 00ic ; August , 51c ; beptember , Oliic. OATS lU'Colnts , 180,000 bu , ; oxportb , 7.G24 liu. ; silus , 145,000 bu. of futures and 00,000 bu. of ipot. Hpots dull and weaker ; modoiato import tiade. Options dull but llrmer ; May , B5Vi June , 35c ! ; July , a&'ic : No. 2 whlti' . 4Hie ; No. 2 Chicago , 3Hic ( ; No , 3 , 35c ; No. 3 white , 40lic ; mixed uestein , SOQSBJicj white Wcwtein. 4OJC47C. llAY-rlrin ; fulr demand , llor-j I'lrni hut iiulet. Hltilts Oulut and easy ; wet salted , Now Oilunns ( .elected , 46 to GO Ibs. , 4 > J4Gc ; Texas holerted , Ml to 00 Ibs , , 5 < ft7c ; lluenos Ayrn.s dry , 20 to 30 Ibs. , 121ic ; Tu us dry , 20 to 20 Jin. 124il-2Jc. \\ooir Klnn hut quiet ; domestic lluece , 27 < T& B2c ; pullfd , 20 37c ; Toxas. 17fi21c. I'mmsiOMv Cut meats , firm , iiulut ; shoul- derc , tiUUU'aCi plcUlod hams , ISiiUlU o ; mid dles. cu ] lot , tinner , l.uid.iiulel , Ilimer ; weHtern BtuHin clthtd , til. ai > Keii ; sales , 75 tierces at HO.'J'JIJ : options , sales , none ; May closed flU.05 ; July closed (11,15 , numlnal ; h-eiitember closed tl 1.40 , nominal , I'urk , quiet , linn ; old IilUbU , 1-21,25 : new nicks , 122. HunKil-lalr demand ; fancy creamery , steady ; western creamery , 1 Hit'.Me. CiictSK-ralrduniand : ubout steady. Kdoii-Oulet , eal ; ; leculpts , 15,550 pkgi > ; western fresh , 14 < 4cil4'4C. ( TAM.OW Ught bupjny , SUOIIK ; city , ( Y2 per pkgl&it'cbld. cSm > NHiKi : > OnQulut , easy ; criulu , 47O 4Hei yellow , bVi(51c. ( l'tiuoi.iuM-Thu : ; market was dull and neg- ! "C ! ' 't ' not a blns'le sulo having been reported. IVnniiylviinla oil , sixit bales , none ; Juno up. tloiiH , sales , none , t > Hu bid ; Lima oil , biiles , none , 2 ic tildt total bales , none , ItiiHiK" Dull , easy , TIJIIITNTIM : - Dull ; nun at 31TC31Jc. ( ! Itlfi : Dull , easy ; fulr to extra , 3Ii&iC ! ! i Nuw Orleans , open kuttle , goodto choice , iultit | unit steady. Hi'iiAH Uuw , easlur , qulot ; falrrcllnlng , 3t > c ; ccnirltnyiils , ua test , 4c ; tulcs , r > , biK | cvntrlfUKuU , 00 tei > t , ut4co , 1 , f.i ronned i bteuily. I'm IHON Steady , quiet ; American , Jl-.7&a 16.6U. Coii'UiKusyi lake , f 10.80. ] .tAi : ) lulli Uoniehtic , ta.bt ) . TiK-Ulobed llrm ; btrullu. (10.70 pld , f 10.J ! ) ( nuked ; plates , steady umlqulot , Spelter , dull tloiuontlc , 14.30 Wool .MurUvt. riui.iiiKi.i'iilA , I'D. . , May 1C. Qulot ; Slon- tonn. . . l&StUOc ; territorial , latt'JOo.- " - . , May 10. There U no change In thn wool rnnrket. fl l * were confined to small lot * . Flcwe * cro otiotcd nomInally - Inally nt 2sc for X. , 20O3ta ( for XX arid 3041310 for XX nnd above ; MlPhtgan X at 2MJ.20C. No. 1 cotnblhg wool at S3a35c , Ohio flnn drlalnii ftt 3Ht32c , nnd Jllchleannnqdelnlno at flOc. Territory nnd Oregon wool * arc Inn fnlr demand on k basM ofMflftflc for line , 534in4c for line medium nnd 47OCOc for mcdlunu Texas nnd Cali fornia wooU.itilot. . I'lillcd wools are imlct wllhRnleiof A nnd II Utor * at20il'o. ! AIH- trallnit wools ilondy , tlrrn. Korelun ompet wools , quiet , flrnl , _ Omnlm TroilurH .Mnrkct , The trade In proditrjc wan hot overly ncthc , and thoscnrclty of In-rrlM and grten vege tables ttmdo It a little quiet around the fruit houses. The mnrk'em did not show much change. Kggs were a little weaker. Mutter Is slow and tlien- Isery llttlf demand for coun try roll on Ilia part of the lt > cnl retail trndo. AN soon as this receipts aiti large enough to ad mit of paokern commencing buying tlu'ro will lie most likely a moroncthe market and prices will bo better established. Afl'l.ESOholco stock , (3.75 4.00 per bbh HTHAWIIEIIIIIKS Choice shipping stock , J3.60 per 24-iil , case. I.HMONS-Chnlcc , I4.25S4.50 ; fancy , 14.76 ® 6.00. HAVANA * I'er hunch , Including crates i nu packing , 12.0 ( 2.60. M'isr. U'l'r s I'er do/ . , 2.00a2.25. tJUANdW Newcastle California seedlings , 12.50 ; Noweastlo Mediterranean sweets , 12.60 ; ' ( 'allfittnla mountain oranges , t2.2S < r&20 ; Washington navuls , cliolce. J4 ; Washington imvols , largo sires , f3.50&3.76 : Itlvcrslde H-dllngs , 2.76 ; ItedlaiuN , (2.75 ; Ucdlands , 128 size , (2.50. ( nUTTKIt , EliOS , OAMK , 1'Otlr.TllY , IIUTTKii l'iicklng stocit , liar-'o ; fair to good country roll , 12itl4i ( : , KflHlenerul ! ( market , 12c. I'otn.Tiiv Choleo hens , Oc ; mixed coops , 756 Be ; old roosters , 6fGc ; geese and ducks , 83 Oc vrtir.TAiu.r.s. l'EAg-1'er ! f-lni. box. tl.DOftl.lO. IICANS-Chotce navy , 12.21X 2.30 ; nommon slixkl.IOia.2.00. : CAMFOHM A tUnnnt ; IVr lb , , 3j. SOITIIKHN ' iiAtniAOK I'er crate. S3. C'fciniiiKiN'-ChoIci ! , per dotl.CO. . WAX lICANH-l'er 'i-bu. box , Jl.ooai.10. STIII.MI HKANSI'er M-bu. box , $1. Si'iNAi.'n I'er bbl. , J2.60. AHI-AII Vdtls I'er dontlit75c. ( . J KITIICKI'er do355l40Ci ItAiiwilhs I'crdo25'i.30c. ? . l'Aiist.iv--l'ir do25830c. . Top ( ) Mo.s ( l'cr do20ft25c. . I'OTATOKrtOolorado stock , Jl. 1031. 20 ; Wis consin biirbnnkH , $1 ; western Nebraska , $1. I'lKl'l.A.vrl'nr 00-lb. h'i\es.l.i > 5. NEW HKKTK I'erdobunches , 75c. Niw : CAiiltOTgl'er do/- bunches , 76c. Niw ; TuiiNii-x I'crdohunehes , 76c. SytrASII-l'or bu. IKIV , J1.50',1.76. ( ( IIIIIMII : > A ONIONS Per bm box. J2.25. Niw : I'OTATOKs-Houtbern.per ubLJe ; per uu. bov , J2 ; California , uer lb. , 3'c. MtismiooMS I'nr market , basket , f 1. WATKU UHC.-W 1'er 10-tt. | box , tl.75. . HAY The market on good upland hay , t7.60 © 7.70 In car lots. Viu/T-ciinlcc and small fat , 78J5c ; large and thin , 35 Gc. _ NP\T Vork Dry ( loitiU Market. NBW VOIIK , May 10. Western malls being few and thu weather rainy , the aspect of the dry goods market was that of oxtremn quiet. An auction sale also of 10,000 pieces of foreign woolens diverted many buyers from the general market. This sale was only mod erately attended , liowovor , and the goods sold very low. The offerings were composed of a great \arlety of styles In plcco lots and scemoa tocxclto very llttlo tnteiest. Nothing unfa- \orahlc to the n.nrkct Is to bo Inferred from the sale. The goods weio evidently not wanted by clothlcis forsomo cause Inherent In the goods or the chaiautcr of the sale. Nothing transpired In trade worthy of note. Jobbers reported a fair business , with ship ments Impeded , but there was llttlo doing In any way at llrst hands. The .situation Is a yet. uniting one and there Is nothing to bo done _ _ .St. I.oul * Ma'rketH. FT. Levi ! > , Mo. , .May 10. n.oun Un changed In price. WIIIJAT Closing c above yesterday : No.2 red , cash . , steady , 70c ; May , 70ec ! ; July , 728 ? ® 723c. ( COILS Pold upc on weather news ; No 2. mixed , cash , 40 ! < ff40'Jc ; July. 41 > , ® 414'c. ! OATS ' -HUhor ; No. 2 cash , 314'c ; July , 28'/ . 1'iiovinioNS Stiortg , higher , with good Job bing demand ; pork , standard mess. $21.25 ; lard. JIO. : ! ? ! , . Itacon , packed shoulders J10.50 ; hams , sugar cured. 1314c. HKCKII'iS Pour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 8,000 bu. ; corn , 35,000 bu. ; oats , 28.0UO bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 1,000 bu. Hiiii'MBMS Klour , 1O.OOO hbls. ; wheat , none ; coi n , 17,000 bu. ; oats , 23,000 bu. ; rye nnd barley - loy , nono. IHiTTKU Lower : choice creamery , 2132c ; choice dahy , 10 < a20c. I.ivorpool .Markets r.ivEHPOOL , May 10. WIIKAT Quiet ; de mand moderate ; holders offer No. 1 California , Gs Ujd < SGs2Ljd moderately percental ; No. 2 red winter , 5s 10id. ! Kecolpts of wheat ; for the past three days were 07,000 centals Including 20,000 American. COIIN ( Julot ; demand moderate ; mixed western , -isS d , Ueculptsof Amerlc.in coin for the past three days 63.300 centals. I.AUD 1'rlnio westoi n , 62s Gd per cw t. TAI.IXDW Kino American , 30s per cwt. I'KAS Canadian , 6s rj d percental. Next Saturday and I he following Monday will bo oDserved as Whitsuntide holidays in the grain and provision market hero. Kansas City Market * . KANSAS CITY , Mo. , May 10. WHEAT Firm No. 2 hill ( I , 71(371Vc ( ; No. 2 red , 74 < a75c. COUN Very weak ; No. 2 nil.xed , 35ia30iC ! No. 2 white , 37'S374-c. OATS-/t&le ' ; lower : No. 2 mixed , 28529Jc ! ! No. 2 white. 32 l3U-4c. ' IIUTTEii Weak and declining ; ! 0it23c ; < lalrv , 15l Jc. " " creamery nuns Dull and unsettled at ' ' " ' ' . } Wiiciit 4i / , ( KM"iu'j/fcorn ) , 3,000 bu. . ; oats noun. Siiir.MK.NTS Wheat. 14,000 , bu. ; corn , 7,000 bu. ; oats , 2,000 bu. .Cotton Aliirltet. Niw Oltl.nANS , La. , May 1(5. ( Steady ; good middling , T/ic : low middling , 7 3-lGe ; good ordinary , G'c. Net - ici-elpts , 3,553 ; gross , 4,187 ; I'tporti to Great Illltaln , U.210 ; sales 1,450 ; stock , 159,953bales. NUM Olll.KANS , l.a. , May 10. rutures qulot steady : sales , 30.10O bales : Slay , $7.24 ; Juno J7.2tXi67.2H ; July , J7.33fo7.31 ; August , J7.39F9 7.40 ; .S'pUmber , ? 7.4'JT47.43 ( : October , J7.47 ® 7.4H ; November. J7.51Q.7.03 ; December , $7.5G ® 7.58. Coltcu Murltot. NEW YOIIK , May 10. COI-PER Options opened barely steady at 0 to 20 points up , closed llrm , unchanged , to 1O down. .Sales , 20,750 liilgH , Including ; May , 816.G ( > Slfi.75 ; June , J15.46 < ai6.05 ; July. J15.20fCl6.30 ; August , gl5.lOftl5.15 ; tjeptombur , $14.)0ii ! 1G.2I ) : October , Jlf > . ' )0a 15.05 ; December. * 14.8 ( il5.tHi. Spot Hlo steady , quiet No. ; 7 . * 10.37i10.00. ! Milwaukee Markets. Mii.WAitKr.H , Win. , Slay 10. WHEAT I'lrrn ; July. 72 > ; No2,70e. ' CoitN-btcady ; No , 3.42ii43c. OATS-Bleady ; No. 2 vrliltu , 35Q30c } } ; No , \\hllu.94lQ34ii. . ItAIII.KV 05C. KVK-GO'c. ' } 1'itoviBio.Ng rirmer ; pork , tSO.OO. MlnncnpnlUVliciit Alurket. MiNKKAi'OMtt , Minn. , May 10. Very good business today , but the markut was weak ; cash stronger ; No. 1 northern , 07 < iiG8o ; No. 2 northern , OG/l07c. ( Kecelpts , 00 cars. C'loso : May. G5'jc ' : July COUc , ; September. 72fc ; on track , No. 1 ban ) , 70iu } ; No , 1 northern , 08 ; < c ; No. 2 northern , GGic. ! Clnolnniitl MiirkelH. CINCINNATI , 0. , May 10 , WIIBAT ririn ; No , 2 red , 7U * . COHN Htrong ; No. 2 mixed , 4D'Sc. ' OAIH Klrmur ; No. 2 mixed , 34 < i 34ic. ! WIIIBKV Hteady , lower at $1.12 , Ilnltlmoru Gniln . lurliol. IlAi.TiMOiiK , Md. , May 10. WIIKAT Easy No. 2 it'll , spot and May , 704-70'c. Cons Mixed , snot nnd May. 4HM48"/c. OAia-Qulet ; .So. 2 , whlto western , 41 } ' e42C. ! KTOUKS AM > IIONDS , lo or 1'rlocn WrraToucheilfSciioriilly ICurl in the liny. NEW YOIIK , May 10. The stock market was extremely erratic In Itx courau early In tin day an'J us n lesiilt loner prices wen touched , hut the declines wuro less Importan than of late. Thu fresh business tumbles 01 this fctdu and thu failure of the City of Mel bourne bank In Australia were used to do prubd thu list , but the bears failed to dUludg nny coiiildorablu amount of long stock am prompt rallies occuned aflur each attack. The fact tlmt no troubles developed on the Htock exchange Inspired the bears with cnur- ugo and they guvo thu mnrUi't much butter support. Thu shlpniont of gold by ton orrow's gtcam- UI-H will be f 1OUO.OOOMiicii Is a nualler sum limn extiectvd. Monty continues extremely easy on cull nnd till * hint u decided etrect , us thu brokers are moru willing to iiuiUu mur- glnnl accounts. During thu afternoon them wan good buying right through the list und prices madu u sternly iidviinct * . The liellef that tlio alTiilrsot the National Cordugucom. imiiy uro In bottursliapu than had biHin looked for in > lew of thu rumors rcci'inly circulated and tlmt thu Distilling iandUuttlufeedlni ; , company was succeeding In getting out uf Its troublis. helped iilonj ; thu ili | ard movement. National L'ordugu , preferred , on small transactions , jumped 13 points to Gl ; Distiller * rose from 19V to 16'j' riugur , from bOi ) to P4U ! ; Chlcngo , llurllngtan ; A. Qulucy , from b3 to tolMl tit. I'aul , from 07)4 ) to tUUj Hock Island , from CUV to 72 ; Lncka- B" " , from 13GM to 188i } } Gcnerftl Electric , from 72 to 7f > : Ixiil < vlllo ft. Nashville , from W > to07U ! Mnnliiitlnn , from 1204 to 129 U Ml < ourl Pacific , from 35M to 37U : Now York Central , from 09u to 101 : Northern I'nclllc prpfcrrrd , from 132 to 135 ; Western Union , from H'2 | ( to84H , and Lake Shore from 118V to 120U. There wnsn brisk liorrowlng demand , nlthougli the rntosworo notqultounto yoslor- day's highest. The market closed firm In tone nt prices within a fraction of the highest at tained. The Post ayss lx > cnlly , the tendency of to day's stock mnrknt was unmlstnkalily to wards recovery The market was not active , but Ihcro wc'o signs all day of buying both for the short account nnd for Investment pur poses. London's operations , how oxer , i-on- tlnucd to weigh heavily. Not only did a twelfth Australian bank this morning an nounce It * suspension nnd n respectable Lon don banking boiiso assign , but now selling for continental account was reported and there was obvious dornngcmimt In the market for Indlnn exclnuigo silver. prices failing rapidly , almost to the lowest point on record. Continued selling for Ixmdon account , not- wlthstanillng some nrbltrago purchases , de pressed at tlrst all stocks having a transatlan tic market. Other stocks , however , after an early spoil of weakness , showed n decided tendency to strength. In this , the stocks of the Industrial group had n share. The signi ficance of organised manipulation was again Jt featumof the day. The following nro the closing quotations of the leading stocks on the Now York Stock ox- changotoday ; Atchlson , Northern I'ncinu. . UU Adams lUprcsB , , . do iircfurrodi. . . 3 < Alton. T. M U. I' . Den. A tlulf 10 do preferred borthwcrturn 10WI ) American Kipross. tlo preferred . , . m Hililmoro AOhlu , . N. Y. Central Canada I'aclllo , . . . V. A N. K Canada Fiuitliern , . Ontario A Western Central I'nrlflc Oregon Imp < her. A Ohio Urctton .Nav Chicago A Alton , . . O. H. L. A U. N. . . c n. AV I'aclllc.Mall 18 Chicago Cnft t'corla II. A K 10 CnntollilateiUiaB. . I'lttslinrK. , 15) C U. C. A St. I. . . . . I'ullman I'alaco , . . . Common Cert. . . . HendlnK Del. IIudBon Itlctimund Tor. . , . . * I > . I. . AW ilo preferred. . . . * I ? t ) . AH < ) . pfd. . . . ItloClrando W . . . . 20 1) . AC. V. Co ilo prvfcrrcd , . . . 20MIW KnjtTenn . . . . . . . . . Hoik Inland TIM Krlo St. I'aul l..l Krlo preferred do preferred 111) ) Fort \V < iyno M. Paul A Omaha. . 111)M tt. ! Northern pfd. do preferred. . . . 110 C. AK. III. pfd . . . Smitnorn I'nclllc. . . 2S Hocking Valley. . . . Ker llvllnnrr 84' < Illinois Ccn'ral. . . . Tenn. Coal A Iron. IB St. I'aul A Duluth. TcxnB I'nclllc IB7H Kan. A Tex. pfd. . Tot. A O , Con. pfd 75 LnkuISrloA West. . Union I'nclllc sow do pro furred U. S..Bxprusn 54 l.nkc Mi ore W. KtI. . A 1' 54BVi l.ciid Trust , do preferred. . . . BViM l.oulirlllc A Nash. Welts fnrito Kxp. . 140 Louis , A NcwAI'by Wi-Btern Union. . . . 84K Nlnnlmtnn Ton. . . . WlirollneA L , U. . ! ? * do protened Central. .Minn. A St. L Missouri I'nclllc. . I ) . Alt. ( ) . . . Mobile A Ohio. , . . Ooncrnt Klectrlc. . NnMivllle A Clmtt Nat. l.ln i National Conlago rolo. Pupl A Iron. 42 < Io preferred. . . . do nreferrcd. . . . 10) N. J.Centrnl Tol. A. A. A N. M. II Norfolk A W. pfd Tol. St. L. A K. C. 11 Km tn American Co do preferred. , . . . 20 The total sales of stocks today were 282.200 shares , Including Atchlnson , 8,100 ; Chicago , llurllngton & Qulncy , 17.2uo ; Chicago ( Jus , 10.800 ; Delaware , LackawannaeKtcrn , 5,400 ; Distilling nnd Cattlefeedlng , 17,000 ; General Klcctrfc , 0,000 ; Lake Shore , G.GOO ; Loulsvlllo k Nashville , 15.HOO ; Alanhattan , 4,600 ; Missouri 1'aclllc , 5,500 ; Now York Cen tral , 7,700 ; National Cordage , 0,000 ; Northern 1'aclllc , preferred , 0,800 ; Koadlng. 3,000 ; Kock Island , l > ,200 : St. I'aul. 2,000 ; Sugar , 13,300 ; Union 1'nclilc , 4,100 ; Western Union , 11,200. Now Vork Aloncy .Market. NEW YoitK , May 10. Mour.v ON OAI.I/ Kasy at & 'A per cent ; last loan 2 pur cent , closing olFeied at 2 per cent. I'ui.MK MIIIOANTIM : : 1'At'Kii MJ8 per cent. HTKIII.INO K.XCIIANOK Voiy firm , with actual business In bankers' bills at H.H54.85Jf for sixty days and J4.H94.H9'j for demand. GOVEIINMENT llo.NUs Steady. State bonds dull. The closing quotations on bonds : U S , 4srez M. 1 , . A I M. ( ion. is U. S. 4s conn . . . . . . StU AM. K ( Jen. M. 105 U. 8.4K reu Ull St. 1'nul Ooiisuls . . . I'-Y , 1'ncltlctin of.'i 10Fi St. I1. , C A T. IstJ. . , 111) ) J.ouhlnim utmpoil 4s 10Fiam , T. l > . L. < ! . Tr. Itcts. Mlsidurllls 101 K T. I' . 11. G. Tr. llcts. Tenn. new sctcs . . . luo- Union I'nclllc l ta. . K'i Tcnn now sct.'is . . . 1IXJ West Slioro. . . . . mow Tcnn. new fet3s. . 1IXJT2H 14. ( ! . W. Ists 75 Canada Voutliern Js 101 Atcli. 4s to Central I'ncltlo luts. lOli Atch ' 'it's , clnss A. . 46 1) . A U. U. Ists 11 < H G. Jl AH. A. 5s i be 1) . A It. O , I 87 K G. II. A 8. A.2rt 5s. . 102 Krlo 2ds tin II. AT. C.Cs ior II. K. AT. Gen ( is. 79 do I'on its 101 M. K. A T. Gen 6s. 41 N. Carolina Gs M\ \ Mutual Union Gs . . . now N. Carolina 4s Mus N. J. c. Int. fort. . . . 1IO ! * . C. Hrown Con. IOOH M. I'ac. 1st none Tenn. old Ps ai N. I'nc. Jds , . . . . no Va Ha 60 N. W. Consols . . . . . ' 134 Va.'Kx-.Mnt. coup. . 35 N. W. DobentaVuM Va. ojn , 'lii scries. ro lloston Stock fioSTON , Mass. , May 10. Call loans , 530 per cent ; time loans , 7 per cent. Closing quo- tatlons on stocks bonds and mining shares ; Kan I'ritnclsco Mining Qudtatlonx. FAN I'liANCisco , Cal. , May 1C. The ofllclal closing ( | iiotiitloii3 for mining stocks today were as follows ; AIU to Mexican loll Uclchcr 105 Mono 10 llestA llolcncr 115 .Navnjo 10 Iloillu Consollditod. 2J Oplur S0.r. llulwer 15 I'ototl 200 Chollnr W Uavngo 83 Con'dCal. A Va 545 MerraNcvnda 109 Crown 1'olnt HI Union Consolidated t > 5 Gould A I urrr 60 Ltiili 10 Hule ANorcross. . . . 10 Vollow.Iuckot to New Vork Mining ( jnotutluna. NEW YOIIK , May 10. Tlio following are the closing limitations of mining slocks on thu New Yoik board : Crown 1'olnt . , 7U I'lynioutli U ) Con. . Cnl. A Va , 185 Sierra Nevada W ) Uvadnood UU Standard 12A Gould & Currr 72 L'nlonCon to Halo A Xorcross . . . 70 Vullow Jacket. . . . . . . 70 lloilicitnko 1200 Iron Mlvor 15 Moxlcnn 110 Quick Silver. 210 Ontario 140) do preferred . . . . 1 00 Uplilr 110 llulwer 10 St. I.oilU MlnlniOuotatloin. . ST. LOIIIP , Mo. , May 10. The following are the cloilng mining quotations : Adams t , h5 ( iranlto M..tJ.,5 dit.lt } Am. Nuttlo. , Hopo. . . . . . . . 3.40 04.40 Illiiiutalllc. . 4.0J Cl4.7i l.eo Oj teM 'S. Hopes. . . .04 u kcU. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Financial Notes. NEW Oiu.EANB , La. , May IG. Cloarlngs , 2,84a,709. KANSAS CITV , Mo. , May 1C , Clearings , ! , - 031,808. * I'Ains , May 10 , Three per cent icntes , 07f for the account. NKW YOIIK , May 10. Clearings , J130,730,700 ; balances , 17,057,749 , 1'iiii.AHK.i.riiiA , I'a. . May 10. Clearings , f 13- 81 lfJ02 ; balances , 12,201,134. Munuy , W per cent. IIAI.TIMOIIK , Md. , May 1C. Clearings. } 2- 510,852 ; balance : ) , { 102,035. Money , U per cent. LONDON , May 10. Amount of bullion gone. Into the liunk of I.nghind on balances today , i'35,000. Mr.Mi'iiiH , Tenn. , May 10. Now York ex change selling at fl,50 premium , Clearings , 328UU7 ; balances , * 8'J,312. CINCINNATI , ( ) , , May 10 , Mqnov , 0518 per cent. New York o\chango , par to SOij pre mium. Clearings , f2,037,200. HAVANA , May 1G. Kxchangu , firm ; on the United Mates , short , sight gold , ll'io ' prem ium ; on London , 'Jlh'if'-KJd premium , IlosrON , Mass. , May 10. Clearings , flH,410- 233 ; balances. * l,8Hl,101. Money , O per cent. Kxchango on Nuw York , 5310c discount. Kr. Louis , Mo. , May 10. Clearings , 14,184- 5H2 ; balanceM , M22.105 , Money iiulot at OJt8 per cent. Kxchangu on Now Yoik , UOc pre mium. Ciiuuno , 111. . May 10 , Clearings , tio.201)- ) 70b. New York exchange , 60 premium. Ster ling uxchaiigo llrm at $4.Bf > ! 4 for sixty-day bills and f4.b'Ji ! for sight drafts. Mimuy quiet atI > ii7 percent. NKW YOIIK , May in. [ Special Telegram to Tim IlKK.l Kxchungo was quoted as follows today : Chicago , > 0o premium ; llobton , 510c discount ; ht. Louis , 90c premium , O.MAIIA I.IVi : KTOCK MAIIKKTS. bteerv Dull nail l.nunr Cow * Act It and HtroiiB UOKI bc.irco unit Higher , TuKhiny , May 10 , Had markets Monday weioln a great meas ure responsible for thu tomnurntUoly light supplies of nil kinds of stock today , Comiwrud with Monday and Tuesday of lust week the past two days' ghow a falling off of ubout 2,000 cuttle , 3,500 hogs and 1,1)00 sheep. Even the smalliiess of thu olTerlngs failed to hulp the cuttlu market any and sellers had to submit to a lOc to 15o decline. Bpuculutlvo shippers did absolutely noth ing' on account of weak markits east and In cousequenco the dressed beef men , nhose jitcoibltlea wcro extremely Inilted , Imd the iruu-Vrt practically to them- olvi > s. lluyers S7iy > anrioiiucod thnlr Intiin * Ion to takooIT 16r or let thornttlo nlotu- , 'hlcago ropurts wc'odiscouraglng that with cllcrs It was nrajuu'f Ilohwn's Choice from Irsttolast. t'niiijx ilio circumstances trndo ould not tmsslhty have been otherwlso tlmn 'low. ' No class of rattle mot with fa\or , and : mycr could find fMUItwIth rverythlng. Tin * rado was simply dnnihrnllred , nnd as slow and noan ns It ever pi' * . Sales Included good 2'W to 1400-lb. iKfCiift nt from I4.-IO to J4.75. air to good ItMMTto11200-lb. steers wont nt 'rom f4.10 to Jlt > 0u Several loads and odd unches of common to fair light nnd " . ' S'1 ? tnlT toldr at from * 3.7C to 4.25 , There wns'-'innsldcrablo stock hold vor In ilMt handsnEtiio close In tnarkcd contrastwlth the dull.loworstecr rado was the arttrlty and strength that linrncterlrril the rtmrkot for cows. The offer- ngs were light and the demand was good , -holcospavcd heifers sold straight fortM.40 , nd old thin cows sold as low as M.GO , but the tilKoftha fair to good butcheTV cows sold eadlly at from $3 to 3.75. There was no ihangn In the rnlf market , fair to good stock lolling nt from { 3,50 to (5 , Hough stock , bulls nd stags sold itery nearly steady prices , lostly'from 13 to3,50. The feeder trndo was nulot nnd weak with iales of good stock mostly nt from 13.80 to ! 4.10. roor to fair stock was almost unsalo- blo at any price. Kepresontnth o sales ! No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r. No.l" , . OHO J3 70 13. 1205 M 40 l" , . GOO 3 70 21. 1205 4 40 2. , , . 010 3 80 24. 1070 40 14. . , , .1008 n as 24. 1180 40 7. . , .1138 3 00 22. 1074 40 0. . , , . 087 4 00 38 , 1280 45 o " . .1115 4 00 15 , 1130 45 , .1282 4 00 21 , 1221 4 45 , . OJ2 10 10. 1190 50 , , UNO 10 GO 1225 50 , .1033 10Ki 22. 1150 r > o .1100 10 20 1217 50 , .1010 15 10. 1252 55 . 033 15 20 , 1114 55 , . BOO 15 1. 1250 55 .1111 20 20. 1178 55 . .1072 20 20. 1091 55 , . 820 25 21. 1004 55 , .1145 30 13. 1293 GO . .113 ! ) 30 18 , 1347 G5 0 . , , .1UH2 30 18 05 0. . . , .1288 30 4. 1435 75 " , .1118 30 21. .1303 4 75 : o" ! , .11'JO 4 30 21 .1380 4 75 Mixr.l ) . 0. . . . . 850 3 75 ' 15 . 881 4 15 0. . . , . 014 4 00 18 . 057 4 15 7. . , . . 054 4 10 24 994 4 50 D. . . . .11)28 ) 4 10 20 807 4 CO YKA11UM1S. 4. . . , . G55 3 GO 10 559 3 GO COWS. 1. . . . . 750 1 GO 2. . 930 3 30 1 . , . . H30 2 00 12. . .1050 3 40 : i . , . . 712 2 15 10 , . .1154 3 40 0. . , . . 8H3 2 25 4. . .1042 3 45 5. . , . . ! ) G4 2 25 3. . . 800 3 50 4. . . . . 082 2 30 .1055 3 50 3. . . . . 784 2 50 .1010 3 50 2. . . . . 805 2 50 2. . .1110 3 00 1. . . . .1050 2 50 1. .1000 3 50 1. . . . . O'JO 2 50 1. , 1030 3 50 1. . . .1080 2 50 8 , , . 932 3 55 o . . 010 2 00 11 .1008 3 GO 5 ! ! . .1102 2 00 11r . . .1144 3 GO 3.o . . . 037 2 70 2. . .1135 3 GO 3.i . .1070 2 75 ' 7. , .1171 3 110 i ? . . 0 < )5 2 95 - 3. . .1070 3 GO i.i. . . .llfaO 3 00 10. , .1154 3 GO i. . . . 8HO 3 OO 7 . 971 3 70 4. . . . 705 3 00 3. .1150 3 70 1. . . . 070 3 00 1. . .1290 3 75 7 . . .1132 3 15 24 . 854 3 75 2. . .1120 3 30 24G. . . . 841 3 90 iumits. : 1. . . . 470 2 10 G. . 755 3 75 2. . . . 7GO 2 35 15 . 554 3 80 o . . 415 3 00 2. 495 3 85 1. . . . G20 3 00 13. 753 8 95 a. . . . 333 3 25" 13.G. . 982 4 00 G. . . 492 3 50 > 8. GG5 4 00 7. . . . GG7 3 5Ui _ SPAYED uimit3 : 30. . . .1132 4 401'1. 1 . . 230 a 5o i 1. . 130 4 75 1. . . . 100 4 25 * 140 4 75 1 . . . 130 4 50 5. . 122 4 75 1 . . . 100 4 Gi . 1. . 100 0 00 3. . . . 93 4 W J mill . .1180 2 30 1 . .1730 3 30 . .1100 3 00 1 . .1421) 3 35 1. . 1590 3 1O 18 . .15'J3 3 40 15 . .1350 3 1G , ; oT ' .1555 3 40 1. . .1530 a 20 , T . . 1930 3 40 3. . 10GG 3 25 , ; . .1890 3 50 1. . .1430 8 25 B i . .1400 3 50 2 . .1495 3 25 i . . 14bO 3 50 1. 1390 3 25' . ' i .1800 3 GO 1. . .13GO 3 30 ii . . 1200 3 00 ' ' 2TAOS. . .1G80 rte STOCKKIIS'.AND 500 -3,011 4. . . G82 3 55 770 3 'afi-1 27. . . 953 3 80 420 3 25 22. . . 001 3 80 625 13 35 G. . 033 3.90 831 .3 00 3a. , .1044 4 05 750 ' 3 50 10. . .1208 4 10 WiMINO CATTI II. To. Av. I'rj No. Av. Pr. 2 stags.1450 $3 25 40 foert' . ,1137 J4 Otf lions It Is still a case of seesaw In the hog muikut. KccelptK were light today , nun with eastern markets higher buyers lost no time In putting on the 15c per cwt. they took off Mon day. Thu demand was good from all sources. Shippers took about u third of the light supply and t hero was qultu a llttlu speculative ac tivity , while alMocal houses took UN ninny as they could gut nt the advance. In quality thu hogs were r.ither buttur than on Monday , and the treed to choice loads without regard to weight sold principally at * 7.3O and $7.35 , while the light and underweight stuff and rough packing grades sold at from $7.20 up to J7.30. Every thing sold early , the bulk at * 7.30 and $7.35 as against $7.15 Monday and $7.55 to S7.GO onu week ago today , llvprcscntatlvo sales : No. Av. Ph. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r. 50. .248 80 7 20 59..277 80 $7 30 8 .187 40 7 20 70. . . , 24 3 100 87. .209 200 7 25 50. . .250 240 04. .248 200 7 20 05. . .214 100 41 .248 12O 7 25 07 . .242 100 20. 120 7 25 07. . .238 40 10. .218 7 25 GO. 229 120 15. .241 120 7 20 25. ! ! 2H8 73 .247 80 7 25 07. " 32 29 .207 40 7 25 84. . .207 07 .213 120 7 25 5'2. . 200 57. 257 120 7 30 05. . .273 07 , 232 240 7 30 04. . .203 47. .270 80 7 30 CO. . .244 8 , 188 40 7 30 48. . .303 72. .223 80 7 30 40. . .287 78. .215 200 7 30 77. . .209 49..208 100 7 30 74. . . 240 07..241 120 7 30 00 .270 09. . . , 251 280 7 3O- - 09. .200 01. . 205 100 7 30 OH. .275 04. . 235 80 7 30 70 , .239 01 . 231 200 7 30 OB. .287 08 , . .212 80 7 30 rms AND nounii. 1..390 7 00 SllKEi1 Rccolpls were light-anil trade ruled slow , with vnli'Oi weak. Kustern maikets ba\o not yet lecovered finm tlio puialysls caused by exccsslvu lucclpts for threeweol.s , and until there Is homo Improvement In that quarter none need be looked for here. 1'alr to good natives , H.50445.50 : fair to good west erns , (4.0035.50 ; common and stock sheep , * 2.50ffi4.00j goodlocholcn 10 to 100-lb liimbs , { 5.00 0.20. Keprcscntntl\o Miles : No. Av. 1'r. 114natlvowolliors 89 (600 Ieoul | > tH and Disposition of Stock. Oniclal receipts and disposition of stoik ; as shown by the books of Ihe Union .Stock Yards company for the twenty-four boum ending at 5 o'clock p. m. May 10 , 1893. IIECKIITS , JU UUSlTJONt Chicago lijVB Modi .Markut. CHICAGO , HI , , M ij O. [ Special Telegram to TUB HEI : . ] Nutlvucaltlo were In remarkably light supply i\ent"lYir a TTiosday , scarcely more than 1,500 jicud arriving. . They were firm and thorefnie lit } , s-plto of the very light demand the few usijfljl slilpulng lots no doubt would have hroughuidvaiiccd prices but for the decline of Me per pound yesterday In the London nunkut , 1 hero was a quiet trade at fromtl.bO to4,25 for poor lo extra cows- and heifers , at fioui * 2 to * 4 for bulls and at fiom J4.15 to 10.10 for M > ry common to extra steels. 'J ho market for Texas cattle- was ) \ny off. Theru weio about 2,000 of them and they sold any where from 15o to 25c lower than at the close hist week. They MUIU quoted at from 12 to 4,50 for poor to choice. 1'rlces for hogs ttvroat least lOo higher than yisterdny. They advanced to from J7.40 to 7.70 for p or to eAtra grades ut the opening Imsinos's and thu ud\iiiico"wut"ii'nri'lVsup" ported to ' ' ' .I c..1. ' TIU ! disappointingly . . . . . . . . . . ! . . . . , ' " .mall receipts .i01.11.1.1 ! ! ! , ! ' ' " . dvjiiice , "oniy ubout 9.00(1 head showing up Instead of thu 20,000 that many In the undo had looked for. Very few of llmolforlngH sold below t7.50.uiid only ono or two lots got nlx > vo 17.05. The. murket closed nrm at the ahovo ningu of pi lew. 1 ew light hogs weio Included In the receipts , the piTcrlng * being notably good. Halusof shout ) were at stronger prices. They did not range much hl hurthan on yosti-rday , but-wpro quick wilo. The lamb market un * considerably higher , the best of thB olfurlngs belnx from 7 to I7.35. A big bunch (432 ( houd ) with au average of 79 Ibs. , changed hands at the ouUltlu price. Bheeu were Quoted ut from tO to 17.16 , nnd woolcd lambs nt from t5.0 to 17.35. Hecelptsf Cnttlo , 4,000 head ! cMvo * . 1,000 nil ; hag * , 9.500 hcadt sheep , 11.000 head. The Kvenlng Journal reports ! CATTI.KItccclplH , 4,000 hend ! shipments , 1 < OOO heads market steady ; no prlmo oxtrn Meors here ; choice. M.OOi&G.'JS ; other" . J4.GO ® 4.90 ; grass Texans , t3,10&3.G5i fed Tuxan , * 3.nofJ4.40t Cows * 2.40fl4.96 , lloollecelpts , 10000 head ; shipments , 5,000 head ; market actlvo , bftiHV higher : mixed nnd packers , $7.4Ki7,55 ( ; prlmo heavy and butchers' weights , I7.00ffl7.70prlmo ; light , 17.50517.55 , SllKKI'-llecelpls. 12,000 head ! shipments. 2.000 head ; nmrkot slightly higher ; clipped le.xans , M.50 : clipped native and westerns , * 4.90xir.5.30 ! wooled.JS.l 5 0.10 ; lambs , 0.503 Kansns Clly Mm Mock Market. KANSAS CITY , Mo. , May IG.-CATTI.K-HO- colnts , r.loo head ; market steady for medium and lights ; others dull nnd slow : range steers , 3.00 4.50 ! shipping steers , $4.GOft6.G5 ; na- tlvo cows , M. 8534. 26 ; butcher * stock. J3.75 ® 4.00 ; sto kers and feeders , J.25Q4.70 ; bulls nnd mixed , J2.25tt4.00 , lions Receipts , 10.000 head ; niarke * opened strong and lOo higher , closed slow and lower. Hulk of sales , t7.15ft7.20 ! heavies , J7.051J7.30 ; packers , > 7.1fi'ii7.30 ; mixed , I7.00ii7.25j lights. JG.50&7 16 ; Yorkers , $7.15dl7.25J Digs $0.003,7.10. , Siiiup-lecelpls. : ! 4,800 head : steady : na tive fiheop , t3.30a5.40 ; lambs , J4.404t0.30. St. Louts l.lvn SI lek Market. ST. Lotus , Mo. , May IG.-UTTIK llecelpts , 3,300 head ; shipments , GOO head ; slowto'20o lower ; imllvo steers , t3.OOS4.6U ; Texans , J3.25 © 4.75. Ilous Hccelpts , 6,900 head : shipments , 800 head ; t > ® lOa higher : heavy$7.1oa7.60jmt.xed , 7.00if,7.40 , ; light , J7.10JJ7.35. SiuiKl' Kocelpts , 4,000 head ; shipments , 2- 400 head : quiet ; natives , 4.oua&.25 ; To.xans , * 3.60a4.60. - Yok l.lMi Stoek .Market. Niw : YOIIK , May 10. HI-.KVFS Hccolpts , 129 head ; no trade ; dressed beef slow at 8 < tt9)c ) for natlxo sides. CAI.VKS Kecelpts , 11H head : market steady. SIIKKP AND LAMIIS Hecolpts , 3,818 head. Bheep weiu. slow but steady. Lambs dull and Jic loner. Clipped sheep , $0.0036.25 ; spring iambs , $7.60(39.00. ( lions Hecelpts , 3,457 head ; mnikct nrm at $7.00a3.10. _ _ CUli OWN EXPOSITION. Preparation * Wnll Ailvancoil for Openlne thn Mnmifiicluror.M Kxlilbltlnn .Mondiiy. Executive committco of the Manufacturers nssoclatlon mot at the Coliseum building yesterday afternoon for the transaction of routine business and nt the same time to in vestigate the progress of the work on the exposition , which will open next Monday. Mr. Chattwlck road a telegram from Con gressman Bryan of Lincoln accepting the in vitation of the committee to tnho part m the opening program on Monday evening. Sec retary of Agriculture Morton has also prom ised to ho present. Other prominent citi zens of the state have been invited hut have not replied as yet. President Page reported that all the sp\co had been taken and that the number of ex hibitors was considerably greater than last year. Ho also added tlmt the members all appeared to ho enthusiastic over the idea of making the best exhibit of their goods pos sible and that they would mnko a better showing for Nebraska than last year. Davis & Cowgill have a force of men at work putting up the shafting for the ma chinery ami the electric motors will bo put in place today. Secretary Holmes said that lie had talked with most of the manufacturers about the necessity of having the exhibits all com pleted by the close of the present week , so that there would bo uo hitch on the opening night mill that they wcro all fully aware of the importance of bciugroady on timo. Some of the firms are preparing to work nights on their exhibits. It was stated that it always rcquivutl more time to complete an exhibit than estimated at first , but that all the firms that made exhibits last .year learned that fact at that time. D'I'he following firms commenced work j cs- torday and are progressing rapidly : S. F. Oilman. Farrell & Co. , W. A. Page Soap company , Omaha Milllnir company , Omaha Tent ana Awning company , Sutphen ifcSou , Gedney Pickle company , Omaha Silicon works , E. M. Hulso company , C. C. White of Crete , Hayden Bros. , Consolidated Coffee company , M. E. Smith & Co. , Murk & Mooncy of Fremont and the manual training department of the Omaha High school. A tour of the buildiug convinced the mem bers of the committee that the work of pre paring for the exposition was progressing in a very satisfactory manner , and they ad journed to meet at the call of the president. The First Christian church lias secured the restaurant privileges nt the Coliseum during the run of the exposition. AI. E. Smith & Co. are setting up ma chinery for their overall factory. They will have thirty sewing machines , a cutting ma chine , etc. , all in operation. In addition to that , they will have a complete pearl button factory , turning out buttons during the ex position. The Consolidated Coffee company have their exhibit , which will be something novel and entirely new in the west at least , nearly completed. _ _ THAT PIPE LINE TO GIBSON. iilort ; Mi'lllK Mnilo to Secure Conco.H. sloiiH ( rum thuVator Company. As a result of Mayor Bemts' veto tlio coun cil may rescind its former action in locating seven fire hydrants along an obscure road "to the Gibson school. An effort is now uelng made to induce tlio witter works I'omp.iny to lay the main and put in three or four hydrants for the present. With this idea in view Councilmen Hiiscall , Howcll , Specht ami Jncobson held a conference with Receiver llust and Superintendent Hunt of the company. The matter was pretty thoroughly gone over. Under the terms of the contract between the city and the company , when a now water service is ordered the hydrants along the Hue must bo located not more than 400 feet apart , for which the city pays nn annual rental of ? GO per hydrant. The proposed line of pipe from Bancroft street to the Gib son school is 2,800 feet , which means that before the company would put in the line SOVCH hydrants must bo located. Coun cilman Huscall admitted that if four hydrants were located the service would bo satisfactory for the present , and those who do not favor the scheme any that beyond tlio one at the school none of the rest nro required , ah they will bo located In the timber , where there nro no houses , Superintendent Hunt of the water works company estimates that It will cost about $ 2,81)0 to lay a six-inch pipe from Bancroft street to the Gibson school. Ifo also-.sn.js that there would bo hut a slight dlffercnco in thu cost of putting in u four-inch pipe nnd the six-inch , Monday afternoon the members of the committees on lire and water nnd streets ami alleys , composed of Prince ami Ifnscnll and Howcll , MeAudrows nnd Jacobson , de voted most of the day In going over the pro posed route of Mr. Hasenll' " water service to the school house. Without exception the members say that the city should provide water for the people In that part of the city. The conclusion that the members now desire , to reach is what Is the best and most economical plan to gut the water there , At least live of them believe that if the pro posed concession from the water company At all times should a sick person have the best of care. At no time should more be ex ercised than during the period of recovery the time of con valescence. Strength is needed then , That is given by the food eaten , that is , if it digests well. Notice how the doctor inquires about how the food agrees with the patient. Agrees means digests. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract helps digestion ; is so palatable , That's the reason so frequently the only malt exlract given is Johann Hofl's. See that signature , "JOHANN HOFF , " is on the neck label ; none genuine without this. Eisner & Mendolton Co , Sole A Bents , 152 nnd 151 Vmnlilln St. , Nuw Vorlf. Our booklet about this Extract seal tr e , can bo secured ihr > .v will consider ihc ques tion solved. Otherwise they nro undecided ns to wlinl rccoiiimendallorn will bo nuido. DAMKOSOH CONCERT TONIQUT. : 'rosrnm to lip Itenitnroit by thn llrrnt fymphonv Orrhrslri of New York. The best of the muMr.il festival I ? yet to como. Tonight tlio renowned. , Damroscli Symphony orchestra- New York will make llsjldimjii Omaha ut the Imposition hall. It Is the acknowledged peer of the Soldi orchestra , and Oin.ihu mtislo lovers know what tlmt means and may exalt their expec tations accordingly , Tonight's program ( s one ol the boat In the orchestra's repertoire. Its flrs't part Is devoted to the Interpretation of half a dozen of Wagner's pre.itest ere- ntions , all of which , by the way , Onmlm heard rendered by the Selrtl brclicstr.t on Its recent visit , providing occasion for comparU son that will dotitittess bo Improved to In struction. This Is the program In full : Oxerluto Tannhatiser . . , Wagner ( it ) I'lnal , act 1 , . . , , . i. , , , , . . , . ( fi ) I'rcludo ami Hildul Chorus f'- hengrln .1 Wagner Bounds of the r < irres | . Siegfried Wagner rorestlllrdMiss t.illlan Illaiivelt. Itldeof the VnlUvrlPs-DIo Wnlkuro , . Wagner I'rUoSon' Din Mulstorslngors Wagner Violin Solo , Mr , Adolph llrodsky. ( it ) Mart-hotthcTon-adors | , , , , . , . ( MDansoIlohomo f -miion . . . . lllrot di ) Hovcrlo A. . . . . . .YleuMemps ( It ) La Honclo Dos I.utlns Unzzlnl Mr. Adoltih llrodsky. Valso Hoineoet Juliette. . . . . . .Gounoil Miss l.llllan lllauvclt , Andante , for String * .Tschalknwsky ( u ) "tllory Hu to the I'lithur , " . . .I iinmlol ( / . ) "As ItW.islnlheHeglnnlng."f . ' " del rustlvnl Chorus nnd ll.ind. Miss niauvelt Is th ! young American so- ] pratio whoso voice , art ana manner huvo sug gested to the critics that I'.ittl's Butvessor hns already arisen. Mi1 , llrodsky Is the gmatoat resident violinist In America today. J 1'r.iisc hits been earned by the local man agement for the excellent nrrnngunicnts It has Miado for the comfort of the audiences , the Inconveniences felt at the Soldi concert having all b'jcn removed , or - s much so ns was possible , the hull and Us cirous chairs remaining. Tickets numbered 11 ( printed on the lower loft hand corner of scat check ) admit to night , and none others. A printed plac.ml above the main entrances Indicates the door ways t > yhlch the different sections on lloor and In balcony may bu most conveniently rc.u'hed. Two concerts are given tomorrow , nt2,10 : in the afternoon and at S in the evening. School children should form a majority of the afternoon audience , as they will bo ad mitted for a quarter. Scalchl and Ulauvo-lt will sing at both concerts tomorrow , and Anton Hcklting , perhaps the greatest of liv ing ; 'cellists , will piny. Piles of people have pile ? , ii'it DJ Witt's , Witchllazcl Salvo will euro thum Now Telephone I'tehanuii Otmrtrrs Manager Lane of the telephone exchange states that the company will not get Into its now building before the early part of October. The delay is because of the im possibility of securing the new switchboard i before the middle of August , ns the company that is to mnko It now has its hands full of work for the Chicago Telephone company , which Is preparing for a heavy rush of World's fair business. That company is counting on 5,000 new subscribers this year , and it Is work that must be attended to at once or not at all. In the meantime Omaha must get along with the service of the pres ent exchange. The service is somewhat im paired temporarily at the present time , ns three of the largo cables wcro burned out during the storm of last Wednesday night , necessitating a vast amount of repair work , but the damage is being rapidly repaired. 81O KxcurMOii In Sbcrldull , W.vi' . WIO. Tuesday , May 30 , tlio Burlington Route will soil uxour&ion tickets to Sheridan , Wyo. ( good to return until Junn 5) ) , at the very low rate of $10.00 for the round trip. Tickets will bo accepted for pas- sayo on train No. 5 , leaving Omaha at 10:15 : a. m. , May 30 , andarrlvingatShor- idan at 3:30 : p. pa. , May 31. Through sleeping car , Omaha to Sher idan. Returning , special train leaves Sher idan Friday evening , Juno 2 , roaohes Omaha , Saturday evening , Juno 3. Tick ets will bo honored on this train and also on regular returning trains. This is an uncqtmlcu opportunity of visiting the coining metropolis of the Newer Northwobt and yju will do well to avail yourself of it , The city ticket agent , at 1321 Parnam street , will gladly give you full information. ! I had a malignant breaking out on my leg below tbo Inicc , and was cured sound and well with two and a half bottles of Other blood medicines liad ( ailed j to do mo any good. WILL C. UKATV , Yuil-villc , S. C. I was troubled from child ! : ooil with an ag- aso of Totter , nnd three bottles or ] cured mo permanetly. | V/AUUAf t ! MANN. . Mannville , I.Tl Our book on Ulood and Skin Diseases mailed treo. 0\vii-rSi'Ucii'HiCo..AtlaunUi ' IT STAYS nr ra\ \ ] tlio cowl that's ilono br I.j 1'lciWi I'lciKnnt 1'ellet * . \ \ Comtli'iitloii , nillounneMj "I digestion Jaundice , DlitlneV ] i Sour Stomach , nnd Kick fj ' IllHons HcndncliM , they R ? A jirrmnnrnt euro. Thcro'n I i reaction nftpr them ; their \\r\\ \ \ \ . lasts. For breaking up nttacks cold , chills , love1 L. . . k rlieiim.itlsm , . J § JP p ainl kindred , , monts resulting frt,1 ! < Tcrp cxppsurp , nothing cnn eompnru wli theo llttlo " reflets. " Thcv'ro the Mimllo * the easiest to tAke , and tlio most - ' ' ri'tnrtly. i\ \ 1 They'ro fftiarantttd to RlvosatlsfnttlonH every way nnd In every raso , or your mon , U returned. What moro cnn yon nxk fc with a mnllclno t Whether It's Catarrh lts.elf , or nny of tJ > troubles caused by Catarrh , the makers Ur. Hnga'ft Catanli Ittiinnly will } > a ; 1 00 If they can't glvo you n complol . , permanent euro. ; ( ; The worst cases of chronlo Catarrh In ti Head yield to this remedy. t I Short Lived Shams Are thoaa l aorxi1 pr3t3a"Im withoutany qualifications , any nbllit.\ < nny oxporioncn , any skill , cltii.n ; t possess the power to euro nil the ills .V- ho In a vi r.vi. B t. ti'uwxi < ' , worth soon becomes apparent to "i' , ' would-bo dupes , and these conscience ! 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