Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 10, 1894, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTUB OMAHA. DA1LX REKi THURSDAY , MAY 10 , 1B9-I. COJIJIERCIAl AND FINANCIAL Wheat Had Mnnj friends Su the Pit ami Closed Higher , CORN TRADE WAS OMY MODERATE In Onlii Tliijro Win n flood Itmlnc.M nnd n SUiinRcr niul IllRlior JItirkol Pro- tlslnnii Opened Wrnk an I.cmor J'rlcci for HogR. CHICAGO , May 9. Wheat had many friend * today and closed % c higher. Crop damage In California nnd rumors of Argen tine financial troubles cau cd u moderately bullish feeling , but free selling , lower cables und largo norMiwestrrn receipts prevented an ndvnncc. Corn nnd oat closed ! 4o higher , but provisions finished lower all around. In wheat the opening transactions were at a trlflo advance , nnd nfter rallying from % to 4cworked back % c , rallied from % c toic. . cliangod some , ruled firm and closed steady. The market advanced on the California crop damage and the Argentine financial troubles , Jt being supposed that with a panic nt thn latter place wheat shlnmsntr ; would be next to Impossible , owing to the difficulty In negotiating exchange. Cables , howcver.were dull and disappointing and northwestern re ceipts were about twice as large as u year ago. both of which wore factors In checking any further advance. The corn trade was only moderate and fluctuations wcro within a % ® % c range. The feeling was rather bullish. Today's re ceipts wcro only 102 cars and seemed to bu the principal factor that was productive of strength. In oats there was a good trade and n stronger and higher market. The buying wns liberal , and prices , after opening from ' , &c to ' ,4c lilghor , advanced from Uc to 14 c more , but receded from % c to % c and clohed C'Hct. C'Hct.With a decline In prices for live hogs nt the yards , provisions opened weak nnd lower and then fluctuated within n very narrow range during the first hour of the session , with the tendency downward. Later the offerings became more free , the packers sell ing. Shortly before the end of the session there was a partial reaction on a little buyIng - Ing , with the closing steady all around. ISstlmntcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , r,0 cars ; corn , 140 cars ; oats , 210 cars ; hogs , 23.000 head. The leading futures rangcdas _ follows ! " "ArtlcUTH. I Otieii. | iiieFi. I Low. | Clone. Wheat , No. 2 Mav 67H MM 07 July 68 > a Htfpt. . . . . . . 00 Coin No. . . May July Sept 40M ! ! i OalsNo , 2. . . May 30 35H 35H Juno as 3 PS J'.v SOW 30K 26H 2SH Pork per bbl May 12 2r 12 20 12 20 July 12 82 W 12 1C 12 25 LaiiMOOlba Mny 7 SO 7 20 7 25 July 7 07M 0 07M 7 . - > ' ' 7 05 7 00 7 05 Short 'nib's- ! Mav 0 S7W USB * 0 324 July 0 35 0 H2W Sept 0 32M 0 25 0 B2M C.ixh quotations weie as follows ; | . ' . . 'I.Oim---PnchiiiiKcd. WII13AT No. 2 sprlnu , 6"c ; No. 3 spring , no s.ilc * leportcd ; No. 2 red , 57c , 'OUN No. 2. 38 > Sc. OATS No. 2. 33 c ; No. 2 white , 3CV4S37'c : No. 3 while , 3C03CHC. HVK No. 2. 45c. JIAHLUY-No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , OIBS'c ; No. 4. MGSIr. KI.AX SIOin-No. : 1 , Jl.33'4. TIMOTHY SnnD-I'rime , JI.20Jf4.23. 1'ltOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . J12.230 12.27VJ ; Ini < l. per 100 Ihs. . J7.2387.2714 ; short rlls sldei tloorc ) , JG.37'/i < ff6.40 ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , JG.OOQ6.25 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , JO.k7V4ft7.12'4. WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. , 11.1" . WaAIl-Unchangcd. The following were Iho receipts ana shliimcuta fortodny : On tha Produce oxchaniro today Iho butler mar ket wan o.ulot ; creamery , 13315c ; dairy , DO 13c. I'sui , quiet and unchanged ; strictly fresh , NKW YORK ( JICNICKAI , AIARKiT , Vcntcrilny's Oiiotutloin on Flour , drain and Provisions. MctnlN , lite. NKW YOUK , Mny 9. FLOUIl-necelpts , 9,8'M bbls. ; exports , 28,300 bbls. ; sales , 15,000 pkRB. Steady , with a fair demand for sprlnR patents nnd clears. On winter Hour mills nro firm. Hyc flour , firm. Buckwheat flour , nominal. BUCKWHEAT Dull ; range on ull grades , CS C73c. CORN MEAT * Steady ; > ellow western , J2.C3 ® 2.70 ; Hrandynlnc , J2.70. HVU Dull nnd nominal ; car lots , 51QD2c ; boat loads , SSW.'Cc. HAULUY-Qiilet : No. 3 Milwaukee , CCG7c ; un- Kiadnl westein. 0)r65c. ) HAULI'.V MALT Quiet ; western , C3E3c ; six- row ed , SOCfS3e. WHIAT llecelpts , C.COO hu. ; exports , 131.000 bvi. ; sales , 3.9G3.000 bu. futuies , 16,400 bu. spol. KpDt , dull ; No. S red , In store nnd elevator , I'JHc ; alloat , CO'.Jo ; f. o , b. , GlWc : No. 1 north ern , COHc. Options were llrm nil day on un favorable California reports , talk of late seeding In the northwest and good coveting by local shorts. Foreigners were early sellers nnd ex port business wns light , Uradstrcct's visible supply showed 71.000 bu. decrease In world's < 'OIIN Itecelpts. 1,000 bu. ; exports , D.OOO bu. : sales , 8,000 bu. futures , 21.000 bu. spot. Spot dull , but llrm ; No. 2. 4le In elevator ; 43c nlloal ; steamer inUtd , 43 > $ c. Options opened firm on Kood local tmylnir , due to light receipts , nnd there was a further advance later on the. Htiength of oats , the close being nt 5W/4o net advance. Mny. closed nt 4lc ; June , closed at 44c ; July , 4l'flr45c. closed nt 45c. OATS llecelpts , 1D.600 bu. ; exports , 28,300 bu. ; wili-s. 95,00i , ) hu. futures , 2.000 bu. spot. Spot dull , but llrmer : No. 2. 40'fcc : No. 2. delivered. W'c ; No. 3 , 33 c ; No. 2 white , 41Ho ; No. 3 while , 41'o ; track , mixed western , 404WHVo ! ; I ruck , white western , 42fJICo ; track , state , 42W doc. Options stronp nnd higher , on light receipts nnd mnnlpulallsn west nnd clwd ! )4Wic ) net MnA MSCMllc. closed nt SS'lc ' : June , Bt M4c ! t0 . HOI'S Dull ; state common to choice. 817c ; Pnclllc const. 1218c. HIIis-Qulet ; wet salted New Orleans , sc- ! SCnl1' "J ? 65ltw" , , | r'W < ! : Toxiw salted. 35 to i'oni'c " nos Ayies , dry , 20 to 21 Ibs. . LKATHUH InactUc ! hemlock solo , Iluenos Ayres. HKht to heavy , IGiUflDc J.n'tVlIONS-1Il ' } , > t'r' 8teml > ' : " < < ' hams J18.00 Oj'0.00. Cut meats , steady ; pickled bellies. G } ; f4c ; pickled shoulders , GUiRGtfc. I nrd , weaker wrstern steam clo ed at J7.70 ; sales. 310 tIereeH nl J7.70 ; May elored at JT.73 nominal ; July , 5T.45 nominal ; rellne.1. enalor ; mntlnrnt , J7.95 ; South , . . . , T - "tutu - " nti l ftt-4/iin < 8cinivliut < lr rcBiilar. Prlino crudo. bbls. . , 2 t29c : prime o uile l w i. 25W270 ! off crude. 27M2Sc : hutt.'r Binrte' 344T3So : prlino Kummcr yellow. 32n33c : off sum- "Tm-i-i VV- " ° i , l > r"0 H.immor . white 8 J37c. i.iHI.i.u5 ! 5. " > nil > " C8' ' ' "i dairy. Jffl2c. 2'Ullc. " "lltt ! B'nt0 l"i > ' 9ie > a'S ° i " " "nil. ' "JlS-rQulcU reccliilp , 8.9M p1cB . ' * * iIOVl < iiHy j city ( J per tilt i ? ) > 4 IfT ( 113 If * " c < T.lpTi'1ifMMf" ( ; < ; ) ( , ,4T"f,41-160- . IM to ii'mmV' iV' i J"1 ! Unlteil elovU at S5Vio is fA. " , " " ? ? ; W" * ' , Co : .W" M"BloS > bulk" SwS r.3lhNufwbu'it1.rkia : . , ' " ' ii" . > l.'l74IJi.20HIC"Jy : btrnllu'd' common to Kood. I . , . I Jn"n " . " Nfw Orlcan'- { OPPKIl-Qiilel : lake. r If lKAIQtill ; domestic , JJ.20. I'lO inON Vint ; American , Jll.WfMJ 59 TIN-IIurrly Htrady ; otralts ' , JM bid nlnles quiet. Italeii on 'clianiic. M tons AuBul ! fin guhlecl to duly clause. JC0.15. HI'UI.TKIIDull ; iliimfiillc. J3.M nekeil. Mlnni'upoll/i IVIioHt MiirUot. 1IINNRAPOI.IH. May 9-The feature of the wheat market today was Hie nilvancn In cnili wheal nnd the near futures , whlla September wns practically unchanged nt the close from Iho final figure : ) of yenlcnlay. Cash wheat advnncetl Uo and cloned that much higher limn jeitlvr- day : May , Hu higher , nnd July , Via higher ; Sep tember. unchanged ; May. WJic : July , lKUi ) ; Sci > - tember. 57KU37\c. On track : No. 1 Imrtl. C3V4o ; No , 1 northern , 62c ; No. 2 northern , CJHc , He- urlptB for the tni'nty-fuiir hourn. D,7 0 bu , ; hlpnieqtii , 18,760 bu. The crop piospcctN In the northwest nro good , HH they are Kvnernlly throughout Iho country. There Is no Immediate profpocta of very large receipts from thin tlmo forwarri , ns Did wheat that bud been Rnlherlnir nlonir the line of Ilia Orrat Northern track * during the recent strike IIUH all b en truuk-ht In , and ther Is no moru to come excipl It bo liiken from mocks In coun try rlevalnr * or from farm dflhrrlei of grain Xrcih from their grunarlen , Huch minemml la IPSnniiniiil < . ) tin. | .e < led. t Umt for . . .niiiin nine Tli * llmir market wns lltilf lilliiHr With pllrntu qintrd | nt from 11.41 to i n > id l.nk > r nt from 50 to JZ M , Bhlpmonis nf lln'ii f r < li tiienlj four Imur . WKH ! lbl , I. . , , ! m IN nip srind'HK todny nt the rait of "ine yi.iH-i lililn l.ncnl I'ruiliito MnrUet. IH'TTKItThe nniuiint of country buller nr- rlvliiR I * ii'.l hirtr * . but llm riuallly nveniBoi very inwr. There nrc prncllcnlfy only nboul iwo Krndnt. A unmll pt i > orlion only lit irood enotlKh far th" city trtlde nn'l Ihc bnlitnr * KOOB for tacking stiwk. Thrn l < plenty of K < > 1 creanvry I Mil If r. A < t yt't llnhl l Illllc fliow of srarn. ? * rmmnr ( ertnmwy , IJfllHi1 , ulrn fnnry country , if/15c / ; cliotoe countr ) , I24jllc ; pncklnK Btoclt , Oe. Oe.KdflS Th" PRK mnrkel l < not In n vtry mils- factory Liindllltin. Not only M the price low , bill dml-tn claim that lheri H no money In Imndllnn rgw nl Iho prirnl tlnn1. A coed many eccs nrc golnc Inio cold storngc , but It H claimed nnw that imel.cr.1 IIIIM * nhout nil they wnnt nnd will noun commence to withdraw fivin Ih * iniirkcl. Owiern | Rfii-mlly nrf holillUK their brlRhtfst htuck nl ! > c , but Ihcrr nnn Rood iiuny so-cnllixl nrntii b 'lng offered at 8',4c ' and second nit low n * 7flV. LIVI ! I'Olil.THV Tlio nuuket doe < not flimy much thniKtr- . The drfi > i"'r werorferlmr tml ) Ce for old hi-n , nnJ 11 goi ll ) proporllon of Ihe rec'lpln have lo po nt Hint prln , IhoiiKli It l < rK "lbli' oreanl.iii.illy lo recure OHe fr even c from Ihi' local bulchern. Old mrMteiH biliu 8c nnd jouiut onIIjW.V. . The d-mand for cither kinds ( if | iiilliy In inther Unlit , thougli n lim ited iiunnt > tv IH rnhible. Uurki , CflTc : hen tiif- k"ys , 8c ; ifibblers. 6c ; Ree e , 6i\ OAMi : The feafnn In so far nJvnnced Ihnl ( tame Is no longer wnnleil , % 'i\l The arrlval.i nre heavy , nnd It Is not millo o p.isy to keep Iho market cleaned up 111 It wai n few ilnv ngo. Ooo < l , fat venld , C3ie ; Ihln 01 heiuy. .tfllc. l'IOiO.S : - There H a uVm.inil for oM pigeon' , hul ynuiii ; blnU Hint are not strong on the win ? are not unnteil. Old hlnK per doz. , J1.23Q1.SO. vr.oi5TAHiis. : nnANR Thn mniket Is firming up nil o er the countiy. Neither the demand nor supply Is very heavy nt thlx point , California hand-picked navy , J2.iVKi2.l1 ; we tern navy , ll.75fil.80 ; com- in in whllo beaux , JI.MI1,73. ONIONK OM cnlotiM niu n thlllij of Ihe past. New southern onions nre quoted nt J2.50 per 1,0 * . There nrc n fexr Deimudas still on hand nt J2.30 per .box. Top onions are plenty nl 239730C on in del K. POTATO IIS Th supply In coming mostly from Utah nnd Colorado , which stock Is quoted at OOoftJI 00 per bu. There nrn new poiilhern potatoes In the maikel , which nre quoted nt J2 per boy. CAIIIl.\m-Alnlmnii : cabbage , per crale , J2.W ; choice LrillHiiliu , J3.23. t'ii.litV--N'itii' : : Ihe . - - ' ' In mniket. ASI'AKAdl'S ' Oood born" grown stock Is nbiinilanl al 2V- per doz. tin ord"is. Pin I'l/ANT-Home giow-n pic planl Is bc- conilnc Hcalco nl 2SJ'ic. ( TOMATOIIS-Floilila stock of good color la scaice nt tl per crate of six baskets , GltnCN VUdllTAHMIS Splnnch , per bbl. , J2 : rail shex , per do ? . . Mr : lettuce , per doz. , 33U40c ; ciirnmberH , JI.2" , ; parsley , per doz. , 30if.15ci turnips , per dny. . 7" > o ; cariotH , per doz. , 75o ; beets , per ilu/ , , "StiS.Vstilng ; beans , per H-bu. box , J1.2" : water cres' , per case 10 boxes , J1.73Q 2.00 ; siiuaslieH , bu. rrnlH , J2. Fill' ITS. RTIIAWIUIKIIIMS The supply on the market , taking the Imldmeis and Die fresh receipts , wns very large. The quality of n no Inconsiderable proportion of the offerings wns poor. Owing lo Ihe imor quality nnd the large offerings the mar ket wits lower. Good shipping stock was billed mil nt J. 73. APPIjUS There are m > npplos on the maikel suitable for shipping purposes. CIIIHHUH : A ftw Cnllfoinl.i chenles are nr- rl\ing nnd rolling nt Ji.50 per box. The fruit Is In uood condition , but rather small In size. TIIOPICAI , FIU'ITS. HANANAS-lVr bunch. J2.00 ? 2.M. LBMONS Faney lemons , 300 size. J4 : fancy lemons , 3d ) size , J3.73 : choice lemons , SCO size , J3.M. In ten-bnx lots 23c per box lcs. , OHANis ; : Washlngton navels. 130 < , 17Cs. 200s , J3.73 ; Waslilnct in navels , 90s , 112s , J3.23 ; Wash ington navels , 12Cs , } . ! .W ; iUHlltcriancan sweets , J3.SO. FIOS Fancy , per lb. . luc. DATK8 Haliowccs , C5 to 70-lb. boxes , per lb. , 5V4c. 5V4c.PINCAPl'MCSChoIce PINCAPl'MCS-ChoIce , per doz. , J2.CO. HON'nV-Cnllfornln. 13c : dark honey , 12HO13c. MAPI.n srnUP aallon cans , per doz. , Jli. MAPM : HFOAP. ivr lb. . 10 . NUTS Almonds , 17c ; Ungllsh walnuts , 12c ; nibcrts , 10o ; llrazll nuts , lOe. HAUnillCllANT Half bbl. . J2.25. CIDLJU-l'ure Juice , per bbl. , J3.M ; half bbl. , J3.23. API I.H IH-TTIJIl-Pcr 20-lb. pails. SI ; half bbls. , 3V5c per lb. IUIiS , TAI.IXJW , ETC. IIIUCS No. 1 green hides , 2V c ; No. 1 green salted hides , 3fi.1'4c ; No. 2 green salted hides , 2Q2JSe ; No. 1 veal calf. S Ibs. lo 15 ibs. . GV5c ; No. 2 icnl calf. 8 Ihs. to 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , Co ; No. 2 dry flint hides. 3c ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 4c. Part cured hides , ' ,4c per lb. less lli.in fully cured. SHUni' PI1L.TS Green salted , each , 23HCOc ; green salted shearllngM ( short-woolcd eaily skins ) , each , Giffl3e : dry shearlings ( short-woolecl early skin. " ) , No. 1 , each , Cffluc : dry shearlings ( short-wooleil early fklns ) , No. 2 , each , Co ; dry flint , Kuns.iH and Nebin Ka butcher wool , pelts , per lb. , actual weight , C@Sc ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 4RGc ; dry flint. Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4@7c ; dry flint , Colaindo murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4 Cc. TALLOW AND GREASC Tallow. No. 1 , 4',40 4V5c ; tallow. No. 2 , 3i < 83T c ; grease , white A , 4V4c ; grease , white D , 4c ; grease , yellow , 3c ; grease , dark. 2V4c ; old butter , 2i2i4c ; beeswax , prime , ISfilSc ; rough tallow , 202VJc. St. I. on Is Gnncrnl .tlurknt. ST. LOFIS , May 9. FLOUU-Qulcl , steadv. WHEAT Opened steady nnd on purely local trading , pending Ihe recelpl of Ihe governmenl report , lluclualcd within ' 60 range , closing 7ic up. No. 2 rcJ. cash nnd Mny , D3ic ? ; July , 545jc ; August. E3'Jc bid. ConN-Golned Ko on light receipts. No. 2 mixed , cash , 37 ic : May , 37Hc ; June , 37',4c ; July , ani3mo ; September , S8 ic. OATS-Hlglu-r , but tame. No. 2. cash , : Cic ; May. 3Ce bid ; July. 2S54829Je ; August , 24c. nYIS No. 2. cast side , 40c bid , BAIILUY No trading. lillAN C3c east trnik. FLAX Hiii > S1.27. TIMOTHY HiiJD J3.r,0 4.00. HAY Khmer nt yesterday'H advance ; tlmolhy. prime to sli Icily choice , JU.UOt' 10.73. 11IITTI3II Irfjwcr ; sepaintor creamery , ISffHc ; choice dairy , 12o. Eaas-HlKher : ( - . LEAD Slow ; J3.1715 spot. HPELTKll Dull ; J3.25. CORN MEAIJ1.9ria2.00. . WHISKY Jl.OSffll.ir . COTTON TIES Unchanged ; 9IcCJ1.00. HAGGINO-Unchnnged ; OWftCc. I'UOVISION'S-Easy. Fork. standard mess. i5nr5i ! "y * I'nrdl Prlm(1 < " choice steam , J7.03ffl7.10. Dry salt meats , loose shoulders , JO ; longs and ribs , JG.37'fc : shoits. JI5.62J4. llacon , packed shmihlers , J7 ; langs. J7.12V5 ; ribs , J7.23 ; Biinrip , /iij > { > , IICCEII'TS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 5,000 bu corn. 49.000 bu. ; oats , 29,000 bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , 8,000 bhls. ; wheat , 1000 bu. ; corn , 97,000 bu. ; oats , 7.000 bu. Coffru .Illirkot. JTOW YORK , May 9.-COI.'FEC-Optlons . opened unchanged lo 10 points decline on dis appointing Havre market and selling for Euro pean account , rallied anil wns steady all day , closing unchanged to B to 15 points net decline- sales , 12.200 bags. Including : May , Jir.,35 ; June J13.35 ; July. S1S.13W15.2) ) ; September. SH.03014.CS : October , J14.20iZll.25 : November , J14 ; December ! J13.83. Spol coffee , lllo , llrmer ; No. 7 , SI < I.37 < V inllil , quiet nnd Btendy ; Cordova , J19.00T19.25 sales , 1,000 bags Mnracaibo ; waiehouso deliveries , 6.86j ibags ; New York stock today , 1S6.821 bags' ' Unite , ! States stock. 238,821 hags ; nlloat for the Jin led Blntes. 177,000 bags ; total visible for the United States , 415,821 bags , against 383,749 bags lasl year. 1110 IE JANEIRO. May 9.-Markct qultt ; quotations nominal , none given ; exchange , 9Tld- receipts , 4,000 bags ; stock , 110,000 bags. HANTOS , May 9. Market quiet ; quotations nominal , none t'lven ; receipts , 1,000 bags ; stock , ilAMUUIlG , May 9. Markel barely steady ; sales , 13,000 bags ; prices unchanged to V4pfe lower. HAVllE. May 9. Market Irregular ; sales , 4,000 bags ; prices Uft',4f lower GALVESTON , May 9-COTTON-Hecclpts. 331 bales ; shipments , none ; slock , 31,529 bales : sales , 211 bales. Middling , G 13-lCu. Kaunas City Murldits. KANSAS CITY , May . WHRAT-Unchnneeil ; No. a hard , &lfl51n : No. 2 red , 53c ; No. 3 red , OOWSlc ; rejected. 4le. CO11N I.lttle. hlflier ; No. 2 mixed , 30',4iS3iiiic ; ' OATS Higher ; No. 2 mixed , 35C3Cc ; No. 2 white. 3C i37c. llUTTEIl-Qulct ; creamery , ISClOc ; dah-y , 12p 14c , EGOS Quiet nnd steady ; 7 ! c. HECKIPTS Whcal , 10,000 bu , ; corn , 11,000 bu. ; oats. I.IKM hu. SHIPMENTS Wheat , none ; corn , 2,000 bu , ; oats , none. On Uiu i.niiiKm Vnrlet , NEW YOUK. May 9 The F.venln.t IV ! 'H Lcn- don cublegiani says : The iictttomept discloses n Hiiiull necount. Money l < rihund.int. Contan- goes on Americans were only 2V'j per cent. Not- wltlistaiidlng HI * chearief * of money , ull the rpoculatlve markets were Idle loday , with de- piesslon In Ameilcans tinfiMture , Silver was d and weak. The India council sold C3 lakhs of rupees at n. fraction above U 1-10,1 ; JlttW In gold win bought. The Times' telegram re- P0tlnic ( heavy failures In Arg.vU'no Is believed to exaygeiale llm gravity of the flltuatlon there. Cdttiin 5lnrl ( t. NEW OIH.EANS , May 9.-POTTON-Casy ; nalc-s , spot , s.uni ) lules ; to nnlve. Bno balc ; ic- ' ' 'ft. ' 7" A".e.i. ' wk' ' ' bales. Ef. . . . . . . ? . ? ! ' Future 8T. LOUIS , May 9-COTTON-Uo lower and Mendy ; mlddlJng. 7c ; saU-s. WO bale. ; receipts. bales ; shipments , 430 bales ; stock , 44,100 Now York ry < ! ooil Alarkot. NEW YOUK , May 5. In commission circles the demand has twon modemte nnd mostly for sum mer fatirloa ami largely of Ihe printed order. I' or Autumn , there wan moro Inquiry for llannel and blankela nnd more liutlneis wa dolnif In cotton .llnnnt'lH. Woolen KOCMU In steady IIIOM-- menl on former oixlars. A iceneral elmvi ad vanced the iirlco of Frull of Ihe I om and Masonvllle 4J ! < . % , und ibleached cottons to ; $ ic , I.UorpooI LIVEHPOOL , May . WlltSAT-Dull : demand liJi0'1.111 ' ! orrep ' "O'lerately ; No. 1 California , 4a lldC-Galil ; ( ed western wlntrr , 4 WO5 . tXJIlN Demand rn > y ; pol , Ssd. . PIlOVlSlONS-lleef. e.lra India , inrw. Ms W. I'ork , prlmt meu , U to. llacon. lune und short clear , W lb > ,3 . Innff ilear 4' U > * . 44s Laid , criinore tfrn 1 9d OITTIU ; run si. son. good * . ic , .llnrlirt. YOIIK. Mny 4.SVUAIIHaw , flrm nnd fnlrly iictue. ralen , 7.MJ it ngs centrlfUKnl , P6 lest , nl JV. < Z ceroonn Mu co\ndo , S9 test , nl J7-l c , 2f hhds. Muneovndo , 89 lent , nt 2 7-160 , 4 Ions Mu covnco | , f9 test , nt ! ' .4e , to Cnnndn ; 309 lines molntscs nuftnr nt 2,1-lCc ; refined , llrm. I/NION , Mny 9. HUOAIl < ' nc , slendy ; cen- frlfugnl , Jn\a. Hs4d ; MuBcovndo , fair rcllnlng , i : id. Oil 'Mnrliels. OIL CITY , Pn. , Mny 9.-Nntlonnl Tran lt ffr- tincates opened S6 % ! highest , 83 * < ; lowest , 8'i > ; Closed , 83H ; pftles , 2,000 bbls.j clcnrnncen , 22,000 bbls. ; shipments , fC.HS bbln. ; runs , 82,967 hlil * . PITTSIll-'lllJ , Pa. , May 9. National Tram-It crrtlllrnles opened nl S5'i ; closei ] nl ti'.i ' ! high- cit , 8 * > H ; lawcnt , S3' ' . ' . IVurlii ( Iriiln 'Mnrliet. PHOIIIA , May 9-COUN-rirmer ; No. 2 , JS'iCj No. 3. S3ff33Ve. OATS-HlKlier ; No. 2 while , 3CQ3CUC ! No. 3 white , ll'tffs.Vie. UYIDiill bul nominal. WHISKY rinn ; high wine bnitl.U. . Uool Alnrltrt. ST. IX31JIM , Mny 9. WOOL Very dull , ilow , prices nol qtiotnbty changed. 'I'rlsrd Wlirut ( jtiolntlniifi , flAN FHANCIHCO. May 9. WHEAT llecclplx , C,61l centnls ; May. Sli December , SI.li ! . STOCKS ANI > liONUH. Clilof Interest In Scrurltlrfl Centered In HiiRnr VcntprilH ) % NEW YOUK , Mny 9 , The chief Interest In the Stock exchange wns centered In Sugar , General Electric , Distilling , Chicago , Uurllngton & Qulncy and St , Paul , Lead was moderately active , but the rest of the list was Intensely dull. The shares named are given In the order of their activity , which places Sugar In the lead. This usually mercurial properly wns exceptionally steady today. After n loss of % per cent at the opening on a heavy pressure to sell , the fluctuations during the rest of the day were confined within a 1 per cent limit. Largo blocks of Distilling stock came on the market and there being no support the stock broke l'/6 to 2'/4 per cent. No dc- presslnB rumors were present to account for sales , Iitt ( hero was no particular deslro on the part of any one ta buy the stock and the closing price was within \ \ per cent of the lowest point torched. General Electric opened % per cent higher and then sagged off gradually under steady selling until a dccllno of ! ' / per cent had ben recorded. There wnti some buying of the shares In the late dealings and the cloning prices were % per cent above the lowest. Iteports of rate cutting and the decline In wheat nffectc.1 the grangers unfavorably nnd there were selling orders from the west , based presum ably on these conditions. Burlington & Qulncy was also sold by Boston on the re vival of the rumors touching the decrease In the dividend rate. Ths decline on the day , however , only ranged from U to % Pr cent , the latter In Northwestern. National Lead fell off l'/i per cent In the morning , trading on sales of stock acquired In the belief that a dividend was to bo declared , a rumor to that effect having been circulated some days ago. A rally of % per cent was made In the late traiiEactlons. In the rest of the market speculation was dull and the- change on the day merely fractional. The market closed fairly steady. The bond market was firm on n small busi ness. ness.Tho The Evening Post says : No news of significance to the stock market appeared today , except the announcement of $1,900,000 gold engagements for tomorrow's steamers. This was expected and had no apparent In fluence on prices. All the gold was obtained today by the presentation of government bonds for redemption , which will run the federal gold balance down close to $93,000- 000. The Irritating fact In these operations Is the unsound financial law which compels the treasurer to put these notes again im mediately Into circulation , thus reducing the reserve without reducing the obligations to guard which the reserve wns founded. The following nro the closing1 quotations on the lending stocks of the New York ex change today ; bid. The total rales of stocks today wcro ICS.uOl shares , Including : Atchlson , 2,100 ; American SiiRiir , 41.COO ; Uurllngton , 14.400 ; Chicago Gas , 3.600 ; Dlstllllnp , 20.000 ; Irp. | 2.200 ; General Ulec- trlc , 2,100 : Louisville & Nashville , 2,300 ; National Lead , 8.DOO : New York Central , 2,200 ; National Cordage , 2,200 : Heading2,300 ; Hock Island , 4,40i ) ; Bt. Paul , 12.400. _ New York Money Alurhot. NKW YOHIC , May 9. MONCY ON CALL Kasy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed at 1 per cent. PIUMB MtiUCANTILR PAPCU 2iQS per cent. STERLING nxCIIANaK Klrm. with actual business in bankers' bills nt t < .SiT4.S'J ! for de mand nnd JI.85fT4.S5'/j for xlxty days ; posted rntcH , JI.SS'.iGI.W ; commercial bills , I4.8G'0 GOVKHNMUNT 11ONUS Steady. State bonds , quiet , The ilonlng quotations on bonds : lli)3toii Stoolc ( tuotiitlons. BOSTON , Mav 0. Call loans. litfi'J Per cent ! tlmo IOUIIB.'h3i : > j per ceui. Cloaliiiprlcoa for BtuckB , bouilH ami mlnlni ; Bliania : London Ntuck LONDON , May 0. 1 p. in. cloalngj IIAH SILVEtl-'OJ per ouncu. MONKY 1 percent. The ralo of discount In the open market for short bllUU 1 a-luitlK iKircent , and for thrcu monthtt' bllU , 1 > (31 J-10 per com. OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKETS ( Receipts n Fair Ayerago , with Cattle In creasing finrl.flogs Decreasing. TRADE IN LIGHTS * CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE Dealer * All Wimlrcl the Scanty Offerings nil 1'nlil iirNciit Ailvnnco Hciivjr Urndr * Tjuil-HORH Itndljr Droller ? In Price , .r WEDNESDAY , May 9. Thora was n fair average run of stock today. So far this week , compared with last , there has been an Increase of about 3,000 cattle niul 1,000 sheep , whllo receipts of hogs have fallen off fully 5,000 head , The genernl cattle market was tolerably active , with prices as a rule a trine firmer. Receipts were not by any means heavy , nnd there was not such a large proportion of heavy cattle as on the two preceding days , Most of the cattle wore light and medium weights , 1,200 His. and under , nnd this made the trade more lively , as all classes of buyers arc usually anxious for this kind of stock. Dressed beef men , especially , all appeared to have good buying orders , nnd early prices rilled fully steady. Later outside butchers ctarted In to buy light cattle and prices ad vanced Go to lOc In many cases. The heav ier grades were dull nnd no higher. They were In lighter supply , and while the de mand was no bettor they were more easily moved than on Tuesday. Aside from the heavy cattle the market was active nnd strong , and by noon a very fair clearance of all classes of stock had been effected. There were only ten to a dozen loads of cows and mixed stuff In the yards , nnd the market exhibited no new features. Good fat stock was all right , buyers all wnntcd It nnd prices ruled strong. There was not a great deal of the common stuff In the yards , but what there was sold no better. Calves were In very light supply and firmer , nnd the market for rough stock of all kinds wns active and strong. The stocker and feeder trade was decid edly dull. In fact there was scarcely any thing doing. Ynrd traders' supplies were larger than they needed , and they were con sequently very Indifferent buyers of the fresh offerings , especially as the demand from the country was somewhat slack. Prices got too high to suit country dealers , and they are evidently waiting for.n . decline. Prices wcro off fully n dlmo today. Good to choice feeders are quoted at $3.2503.75 ; fair to good at $ l.003.25 ) , nnd lighter , com moner grades at from $3 down , llepresenta- tlvo sales : . cnnssno BEEF. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr. 1 , . . . 930 13 00 19..1263 J3 70 37..1KB S3 75 1..1090 3 40 19. . . . 992 3 70 14..1135 37S 13..10l 3 40 22. . . , 969 3 70 32..1118 375 2..1000 360 4..1200 370 16. . . . 1030 375 1. . . . 820 3 CO 14..1110 3 70' 00..10S2 3 75 30. . . . SIS 3 50 13. . . . 909 370 15..11S1 3 75 10. . . . 968 3 BO 11 .1281 3 70 19. . .1214 3 : 4. . . . 940 3 EB 61. ,1092 3 " 77. . .HOG 3 SO 8..1303 3 B5 47. iiO.17 3 70 24. . .11CO .1 80 C3..12C2 3 CO 19. . . .1042 3 70 61. . .1117 3 60 24. . . . 900 3 CO 34..126C 375 3G. .113G 3 80 11..1004 3 60 9. . . .1186 873 22. .1200 3 80 20..1070 3 CO 1..1130 375 20. .1110 3 SO 14..1147 3 CO 3. . . .1410 375 13. . : > l 3 85 19..10M 3 C3 21 . . .113(1 ( 3 75 84. .1153 .1 8" 20..1103 3 M 9..H06 3. .1303 3 85 B..10DS 3 C5 25 , . , . $01 $ C 3 75 15. .12112 3 85 23. . . . 9S6 370 . SHIPPING AND EXrOHT. 2. . . . 873 2 75 2rr..MlS 3 C3 .1207 3 80 1. . . . 830 3 50 2 _ . .an7l 3 C5 21. .1178 3 8) 1..1110 3 BO 21T..1157 3 70 41. .122S 3 SO 1..1230 3 BO 11..1190 3 70 26. .1340 3 S.r 21..1007 3 B5 OJ..1391 370 20. ,127 3 85 23. . . . 920 3 K 33..1324 375 C3. .1200 3 8ri 7..1007 3 CO 1.1M7 375 24. .1230 3 85 77. . . . C4 3 62 2H..1138 37B 18..1347 3 S3 17..10SS 3 63 39..1307 3 75 19..1276 3 65 15..1137 3 G5 I4r..ir32 3 75 19..1251 3 85 13. . . . 936 3 63 lr.V.H12 3 75 17..1467 3 90 30. . . . 931 3C3 30..1221 3 7B 7..1311 3 90 MIXED. 22. . . . C43 3 23 COWS. 1..1000 1 7 ! ! K./iho 2 40 1. . . . 980 3 00 I. . . . 690 1 75 37 : . . " 3 2 M 1..11SO 300 1..10GO 1 85 W..1J30'2 ! BO 1..1200 300 1. . . . 840 1 90 1..1040 2 BO 1..1020 S 00 1..1140 200 I.1150 2 BO 1..1070 3 00 2. . . . 920. 3,00 17L. 1012 2 70 .4 , , 2..1345 3 15 1..1030 2 10 l.1360 ! 270 I.-890 3 15 . 960 2 23 ' 2 70 2..1160 3 15 .1080 2 25 2..1090 2 75 61..1043 S 15 .1050 2 25 B. . . . 960 2 75 17..1176 3 2"i .970 2 2B 2..10SS 275 16..1133 323 .1050 2 25 1..1170 2 76 2..1003 323 . . . 697 2 23 4. . . . 950 2 75 4. . . . 915 3 23 6. . . 600 2 25 1..1000 2 85 1..1110 3 3. . . . 983 2 25 1. . . . 930 2 83 17. . . . 865 3 25 1..1270 225 1..10M 290 3..1156 325 1..1000 225 2..1070 300 1..1120 326 1..1070 2 25 1..1370 3 00 1..14.10 3 40 2. . . . 870 2 30 1..1150 300 11UU.S AND HEIFERS. 834 3 15 HEIFEH9. 3. . . , 423 2 03 7. . . . 744 2 35 4..1017 3 2.1 1. . , 850 2 25 39. , . . 769 2 BO 1..1150 3 25 3. . . , 430 2 25 2. . . . 930 2 75 9. . . . 82.1 3 30 13. . 900 3 25 2..1025 300 11. . . . 6S6 335 " . : ; ; 335 33..m sis YEARLINGS. 1. . . . 420 200 10..715 325 11. . . . COS 340 CALVES. 2 130 3 00 1. . . . 270 3 75 1. . . . 200 4 2S > 1 440 300 1. . . . 140 400 1. . . . 130 450 3 326 325 3. . . . 126 400 4. . . . 162 500 2. . . . 115 3 & 0 2 , , 135 4 00 BULLS. 2.,1040 2 00 It. . . E40 2 C5 1..1340 2 85 1..1SOO 2 15 1.1C50 2 70 1..1270 3 00 1. . , . 850 2 25 1..1920 270 1..1570 300 1..1720 2 25 3. . . . 760 Z 70 1..1400 3 IS 1..1640 2 30 1..J.UOO 2 70 1. . . . 710 3 15 1..1410 200 1. . , . 980 2 75 1..1210 3 15 1. . . . 740 2 35 1..1GCO 275 1..11SO 3 15 1..13DO 2 35 2..1445 2 75 2. . . . 730 3 15 1..1020 2 40 1..1510 2 SO 1..1090 3 25 1..1330 2 CO 1..1220 2 85 1..22IO 3 35 1..1540 2 53 1..1700 3 40 1. . . .1600 3 40 STOCKEH3 AND FEEDERS. 1 . . 670 2 CO 13. . . . 397 3 10 7. . . . C6 ! > 3 35 14 C53 2 CO 2. . . . 705 3 23 39. . . . 813 3 35 7 . 401 3 00 2 , , . . 705 3 23 1 , . . . 630 3 40 2. . . . BOO 300 3. . . . 640 325 2. . . 723 340 1. . , 7BO 3 00 26. . , . 851 3 23 1. . . 8SO 3 40 2 , . . . COO 3 10 3. . . . 670 3 25 6. . . . 8SO 3 43 1. . . . 620 3 10 1. . . . C40 3 33 HOGS It looks very much as If the props had been knocked out from undsr the market nnd prices nro dropping fast. The weakness In provisions Is enabling buyers to pound the hog market successfully , nnd they have taken off 15c In threa days without a strug gle , nud In the face of n big decrease In sup plies. The run today was nearly 3,000 lighter than n week ago nnd the market was fully a qunrtor lower than at that time. Compared with Tuesday prices were n big lOc lower. There wns homo shipping de mand , but very little- from speculators , ns Chicago was reported weak and lower. Local houses were nil decidedly bearish nnd trade was rather dull from the start , although a trifle more notlvo at the close. The popular price for fair to good hogs of nil weights was $1.80. with quite a few of the better loads at $1.S2' , and $4,85 , nnd an extreme tcp of $4.90. The pens were cleared In good season , the bulk at from $1.80 to $4.85 , as against $4.90 tu $4,95 Tuesday and $5.05 a week ago. Repre sentative sales : No. Av. Sh. Pr. No , Av. Sh. Pr. S3 183 2005475 91 190 160 $4 80 9 303 120 4 7ff 65 244 80 4 80 03. , . . . ,175 , . 475 . 74 223 40 4 SO ; ; ; ; ; ; . . . . . 4 75 17 . 2C4 4 80 1 405 . . . 4i7J 67 . 232 SO 4 80 1 240 . . . 475 E2 . 211 . . . 4 80 2 215 . . . 4 73 74 . 228 60 4 83 m 4- 81 . 205 120 4 80 ! : : : : : : : : - 69 . 224 160 4 80 9 186 . . . 4 7JU 4 78 . 225 40 4 80 66 204 80 4 SOI t 73 . 244 120 4 PO 76 235 . . . 4 * > ir 67 . 268 240 4 80 67 265 200 4 SO I 3 63 . 293 SO 4 80 28 214 40 4 Mr ' 8 . 195 . . . 4 80 41 240 SO 4 tO' 31 . 278 40 4 60 48 233 40 4 SO 79. . . .200 120 4 M 61 278 120 4 W 70. . ,211 120 4 60 73 195 W 4 W ' 78. . , .207 2HO 4 60 76 201 200 4 M , 4 63 , , . ,25& . . . 4 t/j 72 212 M 4 W 61 , . . .239 . . . 4 kUM , 70 266 120 4 60 65. , , .261 . . . 4K2 > i C8 242 240 4 801 " 88. . . ,250 80 4 62Vi 64. . . . . . .233 . . . 4 80 , 71 , . . .250 (0 4 * . ! ' , , 70 217 120 I SO ' 70 . 237 (0 4 82'4 ' 62. . 194 120 4 80" ' 72 . 2.13 40 4 821 ! , Bl 251 160 40 , i 71 . 233 209 4 8 li 84 214 ISO 4 fcO , , 13 . 266 . . . 4 K'/j 66 234 240 4 SO 62 . 257 160 4 2U 43. . . . . . .260 SO 4 80 i 44 . UI4 SO 4 824 ! 70 240 200 4 SO 71 . 262 120 4 82 ' i 72 200 120 4 tO 6S , . . . . ,211 160 4 H"i B9..i. . . ,263 40 4 60 72 . 218 . . . 4 t-2 < 70 , 183 40 4 80 69 . 271 . . . 4 R2M 71 . . . . ,252 10 4 SO 13 . 234 . . . 4 8ij ! 17 299 . . . 4 80 67 . 230 200 4 S-J 18 . . . . .178 . . . 4 60 64 . 290 . . . 4 85 ,270 2SO 4 W (1. . . , , , .295 160 4 65 .227 40 4 SO U . 278 160 4 65 72 .267 240 4 80 70 , , . 213 160 4 85 OS ,244 60 4 80 69 . 272 290 4 65 43 .223 160 4 80 ti . 260 . . . 4 85 7 ,212 160 4 60 U . 260 4 t ! 70. , . , . .263 60 4 tO 77. . . . , , .2:4 40 4 85 47 ,230 120 4 60 (7 , . , , . . ,251 1M 4 85 .8 ,317 80 4 80 69 251 40 4 K . . . . , ,240 80 4 SO noa AND no UGH. 1 , .zso . . . 4 35 U 133 , .f 4 45 8IIEB1' Supplies were light. Hut one load was received , they were fair yearling * and sold readily for $4.35. The demand waa good from all lource * and prices fully Bluntly. Fair to good native * are < juoUl > lo at | 3.GCIj/ 4.25 ; fair to good westerns , $ .1 20ft-l.tr ; com mon and stock sheep , J2.t > 00'3.25 ; good to cholo * 40 to 100-lb. lambs at f3.COOJCO. Ilcprcscntntlvo gnlos ; No. vri. pr _ 170 JOArllniri Joj $133 HccolpM mill Dlnpoiltlon of StocW. Official roooiinn.im ! dMpcultlon of ntock.n snown by the boohs of Iho Union StOflU Yar.li coaiiuny JJI ' ' " JS P'y-'our hours ciiainc at 3 o'ctoclt p. m , JbU ll tiEcttt'rs. 1UK19. HIIEIP. HOUSE Cars.lllc.iil Cam lltcail. Cars.lllpad Can. HTl'.TSH CIIIC'AK ) I.IVi : STOCK. Light ItcrclpH Coiitlnilrd nnd Sellers Con- trnlloil the Slliiiitlon CHICAaO , May 9. It noutd bo stmnRo , In deed. If under the continued llKht rei'olpts the cattle marKet Khoiild not maintain a film tone. With 15.000 head an today's mipjity , only 33.500 since Saturday and no lnrne mmibcia In sight , the alluatlonvas favorable to the veiling In tercut , but there win no rotmldeinble mlranro In any clasi of cattle , while nn u whole Ihe market was flow nt unclmiiRid prices. The kind the priwent dematul culls for , namely. llKhl and medium weliihl steers , and BIMM ! rows and helfern , were llrm , Heavy Htcuin , tucniges of oxer 1,400 llw , , were Blow ot prevloili quntatlotm. hales were mostly nt from J3.7B to 4.15 for drensnl beef and nhliniliiK Rleeri , nnd lit from } 2.r.O lo J3.M for cows , heifers and bulls. Extra 1,500 to 1G50-II > , jiletrs were nuottil around JI.01 , which In barely I5o to 20 < ? above the prlecH freely paid for cattle uelBhlnR from 2iO to 30 > ) ll . lonn. Them were numy K0od cattle here today , but thrio ueic few trades nt over JI.23. The IIOK maiket continued to . It win even a IHie lo er ( linn at jeslerduj's close , being fiom lOc lo 13e lower than at that day's open- In ir , Ko fur thin week the receipts liaNC only been 60,0m ) henil , or 10.000 less than for the same lime lasl week , but that fact has not s.ned the market fiom n decline of from 15c in 20o In the meantime. To all Intents and pin poxes , J5.20 wan Ihe lop of lod.-iy's maiket , thniiBh there weie S1JI < Y' " 'JW * ; I' ' ° B'1 nt * * ' * The Rrcalcr part of the 27,000 lions offered weie lak.'ii at from t.1.10 to J..U It took fiood eiunllly of light welRhtB to brliiK as much as J.IO , and there were not many trades nt a hlRh llKtue. f'ommoil lots were welched at from r to J3.03 , nnd tioorcr nt from 14 S3 to 4.9i. ! Culls Were slow nt from $3 to Jl.io. The close wns dull for light and Him for heavy Krnitos. Not much chiuiKe was apparent In nny feature of Ihe sheep nnd lamb market- . The supply was ejultc ccjunl lo the needs of thcr trade and sellers did not easily dlspoic of their hulJIng * at luesday's price. The best fed w.'thnra were quoted at from $1.50 to JI.63 , from which sales The Eienlnt : Journal report's : CATTMS-Hecolpts. 115,000 head. Market steady ; Pji' ' ? .t.S'xHn n"'J ' * ° stccis , JI.30WI.CO ; mwllum , 'V,1'0' ? ' . 0U * , J3.7.113.95 ; Tuxnns. J3.7uil3.90. HOH.S-Hecelpts , 23.000 head. Market -low and 5o nnd lOo lower ; roiiRh heavy , II.2WI.7S ; pack ers and mixed. JS.ooffS.Oj ; inline heavy and butcher . wclehts , J5.03iff5.10 ; assoitcd lights , $5,00 © o.OS. AND LAMHS-IlecHpts. 13.000 head. Market C0100 lower ; top sheep , J4.00H4.23 ; top lambs , $4.DOfll.spring ; lambs , J5.tili6.23. ir STiiiN PACKING INTIUISTS. : Movement of Hogs During the Past Week Shows nil Iiiiiiruroiiicnt. CINCINNATI , Mny 9. ( Special Telegram to The Ilee. ) Tomonow's Price Current will say : Western packers have handled 230,000 hogs the past week , compared with 213,000 the preceding week nnd 200,000 last year , making n total of 2,400,000 since March 1 , agnlnst 1,650,000 n yc.ir ago , Piomlnent places compare as follows : _ . . 1S9I. 1W3. CWcngo . 793.000 630.0(0 Kansas City . 372,000 2IM.OOO S.11"1,1"1 , . 231,000 ir.s.nro . M. Louis . K.2,000 110,0 < tO Cincinnati . 82uOO 38,000 Indianapolis . ci.ooa c ,000 Mllwnukec . 72 ooq B3 MJ Cedar Ilanlds . 33,000 3500. ) Sioux ' J ° 1SP.11 . < " .000 24,003 City . C4.000 40000 Ottumwa . ui.ooo 43003 Cleveland . . 70,000 4DJeoO New York I.Ivc Stock Mill-hot. , - , 11,000 head ; active to UQlic hlKher ; unshoin sheep , pour to fair. N.OOfN.7r : clipped , poor to fair , common to f:1 ? ' " ' ' W-l'WlMo ' ; unshorn , ycarllmts , ordinary , Jj.uO ; Inferior to choice clipped , J4,23f4.33 ; aouth- crn lambs , Jl.no5.50. HOOS Hoci'lplB. 8.700 head ; maiket easier ; fair to good , J3.40S3.iX ) . . St. I.oiils Live Stuck Mnrkot. ST. LOUIS , Mny 9.-CATTIn-necelpts. 2,700 ead ; shlpmentH , 200 head. Market steady ; na ve steeis , 1,500-lbs. , JI.23 ; 1,200 to 1,300-lhs. , 1- . HOGS llecelpts , 9,000 head ; shipments , 2,200 head. Miuket weak , CBlOo lowe > - : bi-tcheiH1 Be- W' " S.10J good . SIiiP Receipts , 1,200 hcail ; shipments , 100 head. Miuket quiet , steady to strong ; clipped natives. J3.M04.15 ; wool natives , J3.23 ; lambs , Kunsas City Mro Stock Jlurkct. KANSAS CITY , May 9.-OATTIK-necelpts , :4.SOO : head ; phlpments , 2,400 head ; maiUet about steady ; Texas steers , J3.5003.M ; Texas I'OWH , J2.2303.33 ; shipping steels , U10fi4 4S ; ivitlve cows , JI.50R3.S3 ; stockeis and feedeis , J2.4'&J.83 ' ) ; bulls , J2.C003.25. IIOOS Itecelpts , 12,800 head ; shipments , 2.SO ) head : market lOfflCc lower ; bulk , JI.755T4.S5 ; heavies , packers nnd mlxpd , J4.73i4.90 ; lights , Yorkers anil pigs , JI.005f-l.S3. SIIKKP Hecclptn , 1,400 head ; shipments , 1,300 head ; market slow but steady , Sioux City Live Slock Market. SIOUX CITV , May 9. HOC1S Receipts , 800 head : shipments , 507 head : market CfflOc lower ; J4.70fH.77i4 ; bulk. J4.75fl4.77H. CATTLiK Receipts , 1,700 head : yestenlay , 1,603 head ; shipments , 274 he.id : maiket steady ; feed ers , J2.6003.G3 ; yenillngs , J2.23fT3.35 ; cows , J1.23fj ) 3.05 ; bulls , Jl.23q2.6D ; oxen. JI.EOfr3.00. Stdek In Sight. Totals i . -'S.g''J C0.138 13,787 Now York .lIlnliiK' ( jucil.itlnni. NEW YOUK , May 0. Tlio followluj ara tin cloulnir mining quotation ? : Cholor. . . . 75 I'lymouth ' . ' ( ) Orowu I'olnt. , , , 100 Sierra Niiviula lt0 ! Con. Cil. . < - Va. . . , ( isil Stnudanl MO Uuailwooil ffO Union Con I'-'O Could .V Cm ry 120 Yullow Jacket. . . . I''O Halo Ac Norcroaa. , 10(1 ( IroiiSllvi-r 10 HonieHlalio I''UO Qulckallvi'r ' . ' 00 Mexican ' "J5 do preferred 1000 Ontario 760 Bulwer 10 Ophlr. 475 Sun I'r.inclxuo Mining Ouotiitlona. SAN FRANCISCO , Mny O.-Tho offlolal cloblnf quotations for mining utoakatoliy worj ai tol- IOWB ; Aim. . . . , -18 Mexican -Till Ilclchcr 100 Mom 70 Ilest.tllolchcr. . . . . 27B Nevada Queen n Dodlo COD ilSfi Ophlr 037'J Ilulwcr 'Jn I'otosl Mr Chollnr IUI S.ivago 110 Con. Cal. & Va 7II7M Sierra Nevada. . . . 170 Crown Point 115 Union Con 1:15 : KurcUnCon fiO Iltjli -JO IIulo&NorcroHH. , . 100 YollowJacket. . . . UIO Kt. I.ouU nilnliiRT Stock < ) iiotiilloiw. ST. LOUIS. May 0. Mlnlnir quotitlont ) ! Himilclill .Noten. IIOBTON. Muy 9. Cleat Ings , (13,231,921 ; till- anccH , JI,3IOliO. I'AHIH , May 9. Three per ce'nt ri'nli's , lOOf 52o for the fiiMiount , IIALTJMOHK. Mny 9-ClfnilnKS , J2,53,405 ; buhinces , JTO.blD. OMAHA , May 9. dealings , JSJI.OS3 ; H.une day lust week , JS2.,702. NU\V YORK , May 9 , Cleiiilng , JiWi,2M ! ; balances , J5,2 7,174. I'lIILAUKLnilA , May 9-Clearlng , JWI , . S23 ; bnlancrs , l,676,0 . MiSirlllH , May . -ClrniliiKS , 1317.500 ; .b.ll- ancfH , J194.994. New York exchange Killing at par , LONDON , May 9. The amount of bullion gonu Into the Hank uf Knglund today uii balance wan 97,001) . CINCINNATI. May 9. Tinning * . 1I.9.VCJ ) . New York exchange , 40SSOO pivmlum. Money , 2'/i4iO per c nt. NEW ORU3AN8. May 9 , Clearing * , | IUI,033 , NPW York exchange , commercial , 7&u pruiuluni ; bank , | I.M ) prrmhim. SAN KIJANOIBTO , May 9. Draft * , sight. lOc ; lelegniphlc , ISVic Hllvtr bam , MUW'SHc. ' Mexi can dollani. SlU51Vic. ClIITAOO. May 9. Clearing ! , JM.SII.OOO. New York exchange sold at lOo premium. HterllnK exchange , actual , JI.S1HH4.i3. ST. I.OUIH , May ( . -Clearings. J3.623.7Mj lm | . anct-H , JU4,357. Money , dull ; 6O7 per rent. > : x- vu New Yvik , U'/ic prviuluui tld. Good .Housekeepers are always provoked , When delayed in obtaining SANTACLAUS foritfsan indispensable Article in good housekeeping. Saving Is far superior to any other In the market , na bright women mid bright grocers know. Sold everywhere. Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. , Chicago , ( Dlcss 'cm ) are hungcrliiK and thlrallng for pure air. Our atulfy , ovor-hentril houses are veritable fever chests. Spued the day when the palo faced little ones can get out Into God's sunshine and breathe In his pure air. Como In and see the array of baby car riages In our basement a rod wide and ex tending as far as the eye can reach OVI3II 250 PATTERNS , the best Roods made , with the world renowned FEATHUUSTON'nS" at the head. A full sized reed carriage , with atln parasol , ? 5.S5 , worth $12,00. WE HAVE not said n blessed thing about 'em until now although our new pat terns are the talk of the town. Wo control the "QUICK MEAL" goods. They are abso lutely right ; perfect combustion ; both the Process and. Generator styles ; both cabinet and platform patterns ; prices ranging from J2.90 to J2S.OO. If you knew what we know you would not buy any but n "QUICK MEAL" stove under any circumstances. The gasoline steve has como to stay , and Instead ot It being the offensive and dangerous con trivance that was first brought out , It has been so much Improved that It Is not only a household necessity , but a positive luxury. It don't make so much difference what you select when you are buying "UAND-HOXES and WOODUOXKS and 11HEAD-BOXES" but when you buy "ICE-BOXES" you need to look a little out. Dangerous gasscs and foul deposits cannot always bo detected , even by the sense of smell. ICC-UOXES and RE FRIGERATORS are apt to be overlooked when wo are considering the sanitary con dition of our homes. Better buy the perfect "ventilated1' goods , WHICH TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES. The "GLACIER , " everybody now knows about. H Is perfection , being Ventilated , Cleanablc , Handsome and at reasonable prices. A "GLACIER" Ice box , J3.50 , worth Jfi.EO A "GLACIER" refrigerator , $8.65 , worth $13,50. Formerly People's ' Mammoth Installment House Sf ml Weforposliiya on tily ' 04 ctiluloijiic. Close at 6:30 : evenings , except Monday and Saturday. OLD TlMKItS Iff iri'OJ Undo of President Clovrlnnil nnd Ncpliow of Presldi-nt Srott In tlio Hlu Horn. CHEYENNE , Wyo. , May 9. ( Special to The Bee , ) The representatives of two Is- tlngulshcd American families now reside In the famous IJIg Horn basin , In the western port of Johiibon county , this state. One , the undo of Grover Cleveland , and the other John Cnufield. nephew of General Win- Held Scott. A gentleman who recently traveled through that country met both of these personages nnd gleaned n little of their history. The president's undo has reached a rlpo old ago , but Is well ami hearty and Is looking forward to the time when he shall have established n pleasant homo for him self In which to nil out the measure of his existence. "I have been a fool all my life , " said he to his visitor , "but , thank God , I'm no such a pig-headed upstart as my nephew now In Washington , who thinks ho knows It all and that the people who elected him know nothing. " Mr. Caulflold stated that his mother was Miss Elizabeth Scott , sister of the famous commander. "Tho first tlmo I over saw my undo Wlnfleld , " said Mr. Catifleld , "was when ho paid my mother n visit In .Clove- land , 0. . In IS 1C. Ho was then commumlur of the United States army and was on a tour of Inspection to Now Orleans , As I recall htm , ho was a corpulent man dressed In the fatlguo uniform of a general. I wns only 12 years old , hut he scorned to mo us surly ns a hear. Everything hn did was pre. elsennd crusty. Ho gave UH children many little presents , and looking back now I can see that under his .surly disposition thcro was a kind heart. Ho seemed to fulrly wor ship my mother , who Is still living at the ago of 82 nt Youngstown , 0. " Mr. Caulleld Is living nn unostentntloiii Ufa on a ranch , with hit ) wlfu and family of fourteen children. DeWltt'H Witch Hazel Salvo cures ulcers. DoWHt's Witch Hazel Salvo cures piles. THi : KIJAI.TV MAIlltKT. INSTRUMENTS placed on record May 9 , 1891 ! ' WAHItANTY DKKD8. n H nhlrlilBu ami wife lo K H llaiiHi-man , lot 1C. Mode li. Wile-ox's 2d mill J l.WO IluUolnh Huivii.son ami wife in Mary Jeum-u , n It lot II , block 2 , William HnKi'iluin'H add ' . CM' Daniel i : .m uml wife to Clrarico I'arks , loin II anil 12. block 9 , CorrUun I'lnei' 700 C T Anrti-riMiil to I'cter An < ) i'rsou , lots 3 , 12 to It , block 3 , yulck's park 2,030 John llorirvixin n l ! ' ' " A lioiKcvon , lot 10 , block 12 , llrown park 300 Jemo I > iwe uml wlfu to 1 ! (1 Maxwell , u 41 teet of w HU fevl , lots ' > and li , block 133 , Omaha 5,00) J J O'llourkn and wlfu to Jennie Mclvor , lot 8 , hloiK 1 , Hurr 1'1'icc U > 0 QUIT CLAIM DKKDH. j Louis Ilrndfonl anil wlfu lo I'runk ' C'alpviier , lol 10. block 7 , Hltchoouk'H aiitl. 1 A J I'oiiplelon und wife to Wyull-lliillanl Luinhfr romiMiny , lut 4 , block K , | 'i > | iilu- | ton paik 1 Jutal auumnt o { tnuutUr * , . , , , , (10,104 Tills eitrf Constipation , ordinary Ito- DIzzfncMi , i Jurouator la railing Ben- the most . .atlons.Nrrv ( . wonderful oiiHtwItchluit discovery of of the eyes tlio ago. It nnd otlior has boon en- Is , domed by the Jia SIronftlioiiB , tlfla men of Kuropo and nmt loncotho Amcrlc * . onllroi yttem. lludjan 13 lludran emeu rely vcgo Deb 111 ty , Kurvou&nei-B , | Hudyan Mopi Prsmalureness unddevolopct nnd rcktorei 1M < of the d Is- olinrRO In 20 J'jlnu in the da.rs. Cures luck , lofsta LOST by any or MANHOOD nlghtMoppod ( julcldy. Over 2,000 private cniloiseinentff. I'reiiinturencBS IIICUIIH linpotuncy In thq drat Htuue. It IB a nyniptoin of gemlnul wculdiesH nnd birrvnnva < < , 11 can ba fctopped In 'M duyti liy the use or Hudynn. Tlio now discovery wan madu liy the HIICC- InllslH of tlio old fninoiia Hudson Medical Institute. It IH the HtroiiKr-Ht vltnllzeq made. It IH wry powerful , but harmlesai , Kohl for JI.OO u piickiiB" or Blx puqkiiKcsl for J5.00 ( plain nciilcd boxes ) , Written Kuarantee Klvon for 11 euro. If you buy , Hlx boxen nnd nro not entirely nured , Blx ] rnorr will be pent to you free of nil oliiirKea. Bend for circulars and testimonials , Adilreun HUDSON MEDICAL. INSTITUTE 1O.'J2 Mnrkot St. Sun FrauoUoo , Cal * WM , LOUDON- , Commission Merchaxit Q7AIN AND PROVISIONS I'rUut wires to Chlcairo nnd New York. All buHliinn ordviN pluci'd on ChlcuKo I lour a at Trade. , Corrfniiniulrnco uollellcd. Office , room 4 , Nuw York Llf