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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , MAY 21 , 189 L
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
VTccal Was UnaottleJ nun Nervous Wituin
n 8mnll Rnngo Yesterday ,
OPENING TRADES SHOWED SOME LOSS
Corn Wan itrnnrnlly 1'lrm All Iaf on the
Theory that the .Movement li Liable
to l'nll Off In the Inline *
illilu : 1'ulnte.
CIHfJAtlO , May 23 Wlic.it was unsettled
ar.il nervous , wlililn n fto range toilay ami
closed % c lower. Tim uneasiness waa due
to favorable c.roi ) reports , free offerings nnd
IOWIT oniclal cable * , ami overcame n tern-
pornry advance caused by encouraging pri
vate cable ndvlccs. Corn closed ! ,4c higher ,
oats tic higher nnd provisions Mlglitly
higher all nrotind.
Oponlng trades In wheat allowed % c loss
and the market sold down a fraction more ,
rallied from % e to % c. worked back from
> .c to % ? , rallied a little and closed easy.
The uneasiness at the start was due to the
various stale bulletins being more favorable
than expected. Early Liverpool cables were
dull and lower , and this added weakness to
the situation. Outside market * all opened
lower , and offerings from the start were
heavy , while the Inquiry was rather limited.
The demand picked up later and the top
prices of the day were scored on private
cables , which reported the German govern
ment as having Issued a report which made
the crop condition there unfavorable , nnd
the damage by frosts serious and prices ad
vancing. A reaction set In and prices were
not maintained when the official cables were
posted , which showed Ilerlln off from % c
to I.e. Closing prides were near the bot-
Corn was generally firm all day. The
strength was chiefly on the theory that the
movement Is liable to fall off In the Im
mediate future , influenced by the prospective
advance In rates from Kansas and Nebraska
points , and also to the fear of damage by
drouth to the recently planted crop In parts
of Iowa and Nebraska. The bulletins also
Indicated some damage to corn by the late
freeze. The market opened with a frac
tional loss , but almost Immediately recovered
nnd sold up % e , fell off a little , advanced
lie und closed at the top ,
Oats were firmer at the start , advancing
from % e to % e on light offerings , later re
acting from He to % c on Increased offer
ings.
ings.Lower prices for live hogs caused a mod-
crate decline In provisions at the opening.
This WPS followed by n further decline In
sympathy with the weakness In wheat , fol
lowed by a partial reaction on the report
that the coal strike had been declared oft.
Attempted covering by those who had sold
early created strength later , the market
closing at the outside prices of the dny and
rather active. Compared with last July pork-
is lOc , July lard Co und July ribs lOu higher.
Vessel rates were steady at ll.o for wheat
and Itle for corn to Uuffalo. Demand only
lair.
lair.Tlio leading futures ranged as follows ;
Articles. I Open. | High. | Low. I Close.
Wheat , No. 2
May 54M 643 (
July ° ° 50756
Sept D7H
Corn No. ' . ' . .
July Way SSjisji
Si-pi
Cats No. . . . .
34M niH 34f n-i
JllllU. . . . . . . f flJW
July sojiau 3W
b'i'pt
Pork per bbl
Mny
July 11 75 11 III ) 11 OR 11 S10
* * opt 11 77 11 U7 ! $ 11 75 11 U7J4
Laid.100ibs
May. 0 85 0 02 ! < C 85 0 02K
.lime U So
July , 0 70 U 80 0 70 n so
Si > il 0 70 U 85 0 75 U 85
Short Itlbs-
.Miiy. . 0 22M
July. . 0 (15 ( U 'M G 0 I ! 20
S-'Plll. . 0 ( I7W 0 SO 0 07K 0 'JO
Cash quotations were aa follows :
FKOUll tlnchnntrrd. "
WHBAT No. 2 cprlns. K4ic ; No. 3 spring ,
nominal ; No. 2 red , Mic.
< -0 N-No. 2. 37ic ; No. 8 yellow , 3Sc.
OATS-No. 2. Sic ; No. S white , 3C 4Q3ie ;
No. .1 white , 3Hi < ? 3iC.
ItYK-No. 2. lMj43Sic. , . ,
1IAKI.13Y No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , D2o4c ; No.
4 , WO Me.
KI.AX SKED No. 1 , J1.3I-
TIMOTHY HKKO Prlmi4. .
PROVISIONS MCEH pork , per bbl. . $11.80 ©
ll.fc.I14 : lard , per 100 llw. , JO.OJ OO.OJ ; short rlb ,
Hides ( loose ) , Jfi.2SfiO.27ii ; < lry tailed aboulders
( boxed ) . J5.7SCO.OO ; Bhort clear sides ( boxed ) ,
| 0.i2',6W7.12',4. ; '
WHISKY Dlallllcrs' nnlahed goods , per gal. ,
Jl.1.1.
The followmr were the roccip'.s ana shlpmonti
for today :
On the Produce exchange todav thu butter mar
ket was llrm : creamery. l-K-UOJic ; dairy , 83Uic.
s , stoidy ; slrlclly frcoli , lOc.
NKW YOUK GINKHAL J
YeBtcrilaj'H Onolntlons on Flour , ( Jrnln nnil
ProvlHloni , Sletnls , Ktc.
NEW YOUK , May 13. FI.Oim-KcccIpts , 10-
800 bbls. ; exports , 2C.2CO bl.l.i. : gales , 8,900 pligs. ;
market moderately active and stendy for the
homo trade , but exporters bids are lOc below
the market ; southern Hour dull ; rye Hour llrm
but plow ; buckwheat flour nominal.
IIUCICWHEAT Nominal ; range on nil grades ,
CSiWc.
COUN MHAL Steady ; yellow western , J2.C5 ? ?
2.70 ; brnndywlne , J2.70.
HYE Nominal : boat loads , KCSCc.
UAItl.UY Dull ; No. 2 Milwaukee. CC C7c : two-
l , utale , COc , nominal ; ungunKde3lern ,
HAHLKT MALT-IJull ; wcrtcrn , Kffl7c ; BX-
rowvd , kO(8."c.
WHEAT Hecelpts , 03,400 bu. ; exports. KW.C01
b\l. : sales , 33'i.OiW bu. futurtv , nnd 1C.OOO bu.
vpot , Spot market dull : No. 2 led. In Htoie
nnd elevator , STllc ; canal f. o. b. , nlloat , ( SViif
CS1. Optlomt opentd weaker on weak cables
nnd favDmblo ctop proapectf , but soon r.illld
nn n leport In ChleaKo about n blK exjuirt I/UH- |
ness here. The market was llrm nearly ii'l
day , but wenki-ncd llnally on lower cables an I
closc.l at ' . 1l'ic net decllno ; No. 2 ted Mny
closed nt 57Uc ; Juno clOMcd nt R7Hc : July ,
IS 7-IW5'J 1-lCc , closed nt SS'mc ; AuuUHt. M ll-llii >
Uc , ' cloned nt tmio ; Scptmnbtr , GO U-lGifSUie.
closed nt CP.kc ; December. C3 13-ig CITi , closed
at Cla.
t OUN-llecelpts. 17,600 bu. ; exports , 400 bu , ;
fuli-H , Z3S.OOO bu. futures nnd f,0i > 0 bu. i-pot.
H | > t maiket BtriMKcr ; No. 2 , 13Uc In elevator ;
43'te ' nlloat : Blenm r mlxrd , 4Jc ; options firm
nil day ou un expected deciea e In western
rccelpls nnd l.ulllU cii > p news , eluHlng ' .KfUc
IH't ndvnuco ; May closed nt 42To ; Juna cloned
nt 42'ic ; July , 43'4JU ' tn , rlonnl at 43c ; Sep
tember. 44UM4Ue , clnn-d nt 44Hc.
OATHIlicelpts , 25,2i < > bu. ; exports , none ;
naliH , ISJ.uiO liii. futures nnd 73i n bu. npiit.
Spot maikrt fnlily active and ' .jc hlxhcr ; No.
i . 40c ; No. 2 delivered. 41r ; Mr. - . D3'ie ; No. 2
white , 4lcNo. ; . 3 while. ) ; ; < ? ; tia- | : . rnlvc.lvrsl -
cin. iOdlk ; linek while wi-ftTf. 2",4Zc' , track.
\\lilto c'nte , 42ii'47e ; ptU.ns Kirouge.- mtnlpu-
latlon nnd cimllnued pier c.i'p nev-H , vluvil nt
MsV' lift ndvunct. ; May. fti' ' inoc , elorrd nt
4'o ' ) : June , . " ifiWic. closed at IS c ; July , 2SI ,
if 'Wise , cl' KCI | nt 5 ! > % c.
HAY rum ; Hhlpptlii ; , COI/CJe / ; good to choice ,
70o.
70o.IJOIV
IJOIV Quiet : itnte. eammon to choice. 9Jtl"c ;
Paellle cunsl , 12 < tl'ci Irfjndbn market steady.
IHDI'H Dull ; wit Kiilted. N < ! W Orlni > K rt-
Icc'ed 45 In 01 I' . * . , 4'4 ' < iric ; Ti-xn * lelnl. 35
In (0 Urn. , 43Dc ; llucnos Ayrt'B , dry , 2 } tu 21 Ibt. ,
LKA'fllKltMode nti'ly ncllve ; hemlock sole ,
II a IIOH AyifH , ibiht to he ivy , IC'sfiUi' .
1 IlOYIi'ior.S--lleef. Meady ; cut melts , steady.
Ijnnl. steady. we3tern xleiim I'lun'il nt 17.31
o ki-d ; May il.tr.l ill J7.S3 : July. 5T.-J nominal ;
K-llnud , eatyt continent , { 7,7 ; South America ,
JS ; rompnund. MiUCo. Pok. : tlnnor.
lU'TTPHflrinly : vc-slrrn daily , Sitllc ; went-
ern iTcanu-ry. Util7c ; wrslcrn factory , SUIlo ;
KI Inn , 17c , t.iti' : dairy , KfilG'.to ; ttata crcameiy ,
UVr.li ; Ktate. Inree , 9' ' . fllOUc ; fancy ,
* ri.rpart HkimH , 3V'Ji- .
iC ) ( Strudy : iceelptK. b.407 pkRB , ; Htnte am |
Piniir > lMinln. ll' tilSc ; wrulem freiili , 13W13'/4c.
Tl Hl'HNTINK-l .ir.ici ; SO'.WK1. '
TALl.t.VI"ill nrdtnkj rlty It ! per pks. ) .
4iWPic , count. y II > UBB. frfp ) . t ffl'ie , u tij
iMirVlOMJl'MJulttt I'li'led ' cli-'ed nt Wf.
WiiMhlnKioti , In bi'li. , to : Washington. In bulk ,
13.M ivlliud New Ytuk. JVU ; Philadelphia
ml lUillnT , (1.10 ( ; Phlludelrhia and lUUmore ! ,
n bulk jr. co.
linn IN' I'lu.i ; ilnlncil. : conuncn lo eaod , | l 2 : ' , (
11 . .
II" 'i : ( jui't. lomrstl. * , fnlr to extra , 4UflCc ;
0' . n 4MrV
llOI < A > ' if- : . - ' "IV : NVw Ornn ; | , cprn kettle ,
1 < l l > i clir r * .Ui'.Cf ,
I'lO IKON- - ! . , m , rktlch , H5. < t2.M ; Amcrl-
( itn 111 ixitlSH' .
l"l'l"Klltjui'l | ; li'l'c. t1 e.
I.KAPiiU'l ; ilonu > l > U.'O.
IMS' -t-'Hfft ; rt-nlt * . ! > a'fci-1 ; plnle * . quiet.
t ' I T1 I' ' > i . n.in . I'c ' , $3.45 u Ki .l.
no iiri ur to
nell , prtnio r nid > . 20c ytllnw luller
Stic prim * ) rll"W. Sipilmi - white , wtttf , oif
erud , 20 f.'tc ; choice yellow , Jio. yrhow off
Kindes ,
? lliinnipolUVlieiU llitrhrt.
Mt.S'NKAPOMB , JIny 23. Ix > rnl mlllfrs wcr
rood canli buycTH of tinck Mhent todny , but
thfl salt * .ivornicrd UO'tu ' liwrr thnn the rules
of Iho urevl iu < dny. There wn n ininliMntily
active uVm.ind for July win at In the morn inn.
and sonio Irndluu In Srplemljcr. The demand
later rased off nnd pi Icon I'lnniM ( lightly lowef
than the preCMluuf day tat July irhtnl. wllli
May nnd September thr > Mine ns yenifr.Iny.
All the Ali > i > of cnMv , lient uvtrace.l luwer ;
Ihn cloning wns nt Iho rnme price IM bcfor.- .
There wn very Illlla di-m.-iml for cnsh Rralti
excvptlnK from loral miller * , nud ns the mills
were running ft city welt up in cai > a"lty , tMU
demand wim nellve.
Ilccelptn wctc Ml,7l bu. : uhlpmcnls , lli > 20 bu.
The Khlpmpnlii , with Hut dlsli.bullon for mllN ,
exceeded the iccplptft by s.iin * ln.000 bu. for the
dny , Indicating Mint f r the werk there will
IK ? n doricnxe of some 500.000 bu. In local supplier
Thrre nre nonia H.utW.OW hu. In Hole here In
public nnd prlciitn clevnlors. nllliouxh not nil
of It In of n ( | uiilliy dcidrablo for local nilllluir
Tliere la en 'Uish ' of It , however , of th inllliri ;
quality In Kiipply the drmnnd of the mills until
the now crop nrrlxcM , provided the local de
crease In nupplles dors not exceed un the nvc.f-
ngn the present weekly decnn e.
rnrmorii are tll ! mnrkctliiK llbcinlly oonnldor-
Ing Hie runall nmount of Kinln they have In
their Bi-nnaileH , anil II Is expeclrd that the fnriu
inavemont will shortly drncase. The market
closed : Mny , r- ' c ; July , rlsW.i : < ' ; Scplt-inber ,
6Jl c. On track No. 1 hard , Clc ; No. 1 north-
cm. Kl'ie ' ; No. 2 nDithcrn , Me. There was n
m-jdornlo Inquiry for July nnd September from
mitsddu polntK , nlthouRh the tiiule wait not
hcnxy , biiBlners done being mainly of u local
character.
The fliltunPiitx of Hour were S2.IW ) hhls. The
pioducllon wns n little above 30,0)0 bbls , Pat
ents were quoted nt t3.3."ift1.W ; bnknis , I2.w.'if
2.30 ; with a fair movement hi tne way of tales
reported. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
lit. Louts lieneral Alnrltet ,
ST. LOUIS , Stny 23. PI.OUU-Qtilct , uu-
chancrd.
WIII5AT OpcnwlUe off. but advanced H" on
buylnir , enMni ; up later nnd closing Uc below
ycRlcnlny on adverse cubles nnd dom > ' llc mnrket
news : No. 2 nil , ensh , CIUc ; May. &lic ? ; July ,
52Hc ; August , Me.
( JOHN Dull nnd lower ; No. 2 mixed , cnnh ,
37Vic ; Mny , M ic bid ; July , OC'y3CUc ; Scptem
bcr , Siijje.
OATS-I-'Irnt. higher on crop ncwa ; No. 2. ensh ,
IGV ! : Mny. Sfi > ; c ; July , KlUej September , 2o'iC.
UVK-No tniillni ! .
IIAULHY No tradlns.
IIIIAN Knuler. 63c east trnck.
KLAX SEED-Jl.ir , nominal.
CI.OVMIt SillUni'hancLd. : ! .
TIMOTHY HMliU UncliiiiiRud ; J3.50JJ4.00 ; clo
ver. jG.io 7.riO.
HAY 30e lower ; pi line to cholc * timothy , JO.OO
( flO.tx ) .
III'TTEH-Htcadler ; strictly fancy creamery ,
ISftlSe.
ut $3.15.
HPELTEII--IIU1I at J3.M.
COHN MEAI JI.9.12.0U.
\VIlISKV-ll.08fil.l5.
HAtUlINd Unchanged lit HiilCc.
COTTON TIKS-l'ticliani.-od ut DGcitSl.CO.
PUOVlHIONS-CJulet. 1'oik , standard mrts ,
jobbing , $12.2. . Lard , prime steam , JO.TOijfj.TS :
choice. JC.Vj. Dry mil inenlN , loose shoulders ,
15.87V4 ; longs and ribs , JC.li'i ; shorts , $3.23.
llnccn. packed shoulders , JC.73 ; longs , JC.STlj ;
ribs. > 7.
HEUEIPTS-'Flour. 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 4,000 bu. ;
corn , 118,000 Int. ; oats , 13.00) bu.
SIIIPMENTS-Klour , 4.MO bbls. : wheat , 5,000
bu. ; corn , b3,000 bu. ; oats , 13,1)00 ) bu.
Coffee .Murket. " °
NHW YORK , May 23-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady ut 10 to 13 points decline , ruled
generally weak under llavie break , European
and local Helllmr , closing steady at 6 to U points
net decline ; sales , 1K.OUO bag , Including : May ,
JI5.IO ; June , 15.00(15.0ii ( ; July. SII.SOBM.M ; Au
gust , U4.45iH4.uO ; Keptember , J14.ir.riH. 10 ; Octo
ber , $13.75 ; November , { 13.C3 ; December , $13.40' ' ! ?
13.43. Illo.coffee , dull ; No. 7. ? 10 ; mild , quiet ;
Coidova , $ 10.00 19,25 ; sales , 8'JO bass Mnracalbo
at tin , fcOO bags Ontrul American at $11 and 100
bags Jamaica at $10' . WaivliutiHc deliveries yes
terday , C.178 bais ; New York stock today. 19.I.MI
b.ics ; Unlti'd States stocks , 27i'J03 ! Imcs : afloat for
the United .Stale < , 51)W ) ) bam ; lotal visible supply
for Iho Unltrd Stales , 323'JUJ bags , against 404,235
bass last year
SANTOS , Jtny 2.1--M atket nulet ; Rood avoragu
Santos , $17 ; receluts , 2.IWO baKs ; stoclc. 20.001) bnffo.
IIAMIUMUl. May 23. MaiUet UtfliPfB lower ;
sale ? , 11OilO biiRS.
1IAVK1' . May 23. Mnrket op-ned ' .if lower ,
further declined ? 4f ; sales. 15,000 bays.
Cotton Mr.rkot.
NEW OULEANS , May 23. COTTON Steady :
Bales , spot. 1,300 bait's : to arrive , 230 bales ;
ordinary , C ? c ; Rood ordinary , Clio : low middling ,
C 11-lCc ; mlddllncr , 0 13-17i : ; Rood mlddllnp , 7'c ;
mlddllni ; , fair , 7r nominal ; fair , 8 l.r10c nomi
nal ; receipts , 332 bales ; expoils , continent , S,4U7
bales ; coastwise , 510 bales ; stoek , 110,10 bales.
Futuics. dull : falcs , CO.IOO ; May , JO.S1 bid ;
.lime , $ ii.Sl' [ < G.S2 ; July , JC. 0'JC.S7 ; Augusl , JC.i.'ff
C.kC ; Keplember , $ C.81fil.84 ) ; Oclobor , 5li.SJ'iil.kC ! ;
November , $ O.SOyO.S2 ; December , $0.9CSC. 7 : Janu-
aiy , $7.02 7.0I.
OAIjVKSTON , May 2 ! . COTTON Hecelpls , 43
bales ; evporls , 29 bales ; inlddltng , 0 13-16c ; salts ,
811 bales ; stock , 22,429 bales.
Knnsiis C'lty "ilurkuts.
KANSAS CITY. May 23. WHCAT Un
changed ; No. 2 hard , ' 4DS60c ; No. 2 red , iOc ; No.
3 red. 4749c ; rejected , 4lc.
COHN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 33 < S33' < .c : No. 2
white. 37fJ37 ( 4c.
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , CCQ3S'ic ; No.
3 white. f.7c.
IIUTTEII Quiet ; creamery , Il015cj dairy , 12
He.
EC1C3S CJulct , unchanged ; strictly fresh , 7' < .c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 5,000 bu. ; corn , none ; oats ,
none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 3,100bu. . ; corn , none ;
oats , none.
Dnluth < lrum .tlnr ! < nt.
DULUTII. May 23.-Close : WIlEAT-Maiket
dull ; No. 1 haul cash. M'Je ; May , 69' , < .c ; July ,
C'Jc ; No. 1 northern cash , SSc ; May , RS'.ic ; July ,
63j4o ; Seplcmber. 07 ic ; No. 2 norlhern cash ,
BJ O ; No. 3 , 404c ! ; rejected. 43Ho ; on track :
No. 1 northern , to arrive. We :
UYE 45c.
OATS No. 2 , 34l5ci No. 3 white. 34e.
Car Inspection today : Wheat , S'J cars ; oats , D
cars.
cars.nECEIPTSWheat. . 11,133 bu. ; oats , SOO bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 7,101 bu.
Now York Dry Cooils itlnrkct.
NEW YOUK : , May 23.-lluslness as better
n many dlrectlonH today. U was not large , but
It showed Improvement , There wns mote done
In brown and bleached and colored cottons and
wide sheetings ; also In cotton ilannels and woo ]
blankets nnd Ilannels. Prints were quiet.
Autumn ginghams were looked after. Woolens
In steady demand on old oider.s and new busi
ness slack. Printing cloths easier , with sales
of 10,000 pieces C4 squares at 2 11-lCo for spots.
Toledo Oruln Mitrkot.
TOLEDO , May 23.-WlIEAT-Qulet. steady ;
No. 2 , cash and May , 5S > ic , ; July , OS " c ; Au-
BUst , Gfllic ; September , 57Hc.
2gConN-Sleady ; No. 2 , cash , May and July ,
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 3Cc ; No. 2 white ,
UYK Steady ; cash , Me.
CI.OVKU SinD Firm ; prime , cash , J3.CO.
Suprur .llnrliet.
NKW YOUK. May 23.-SUOAU-P.aw. Bteady ;
fair refining. 2 7-ltic ; cenlrifiigal. SO teal. 2 13-lie (
pa Us , E.GOO bfiBs centrifugal , 90 test , to 1'hlla-
delphla nt 23-lGc ; MO tuns Muscovado , * 9 test
lule'o' l"1"1 "m"C" ' * ' ' " " " leflneU'
. ; . JI y 23.-RUC5AU-Cnne. dull ; ceni
trlfugal Java , 40s ; Muscovnilo fair Mining , 12s.
( Ill Aliirkots.
OIL CITY. Pa. , May 23.-Natlonal Transit cer
tificates opened ut 8Gi ! highest , S6 i ; lowest ,
V"Vvli ' ? l'd' 8C.4 : B"u's > I' ° ° " bllls- ! clearances
' ' thl"cnts' | 45'i6l : Lularuns
bblT ' ' - ; runs , 85,290
PlTTSHUno , Pa , . May 23.-Nnllonal Transit
l'rUroVlieiit ( jnotntloiiH.
SAN FHANCISCO. .llay 23.-WHRAT-Qulot'
December , Jl.OIX ; new Hellern. i > 5 .c ; May , 9S"c. )
\ \ eel Mnrkiit.
ST. LOUIS , May 23.AVOorSlow , unchanged.
STOCKS AND IIONUS.
Wnll Street Spfeiihitlon Wns acnernlly
Stronu nn l Deeliledly Active.
NEW VOIIK. Mny 23.-Wnll street Bpec-
illation today was generally strong and ile-
cltleilly active. Henctlons , duo mainly to
realizations of jirolits , took place at Inter
vals , and there was an occasional bear
rtrlvo which sent prices down temporarily ,
but there were buyers for all the stock *
uttered , and after each rfecllno came a rally
which established a higher range of values.
Kxcoptlons to this rule
were found In Borne
of the specialties , which moved erratically
nnd In a few cases recorded declines on the
Uay. London was a purchaser In round
amounts of the arbitrage stocks , chlelly of
St. Paul , Louisville & Nashville. Union Pa-
cine und AtcM-on. Chicago was also a
heavy buyer of St. Paul , supposedly for the
account of prominent railway men In that
city , who anticipate good result from the
meeting of railway managers to bo held In
that city tomorrow.
The general market was helped upward
by the expectation of a settlement of tha
rate question for some tlmo to come by this
conference , and the bulls used the meeting
for all there was In It. and perhaps more.
hugar was again taken In hand by the clique
and moved upward on reports from Wash
ington that the senate would shortly P.IBS
the tariff hill with the clause protecting the
refilling Interests , ami that the house would
accept the senate amendment- . Rumors
that the coal strike was approaching a set
tlement affected the shares of the anthracite
roads favorably , Chicago Qas was bought
by outsiders on the belief that there would
bo no further efforts to Interfere with the
payments of dividends. Cordage was stronger
on reports to the effect that arrangements
had been affected with manufacturers out.
IUe of the trust to maintain prices. All tb
Influences aflectlug the market were read
In a favorable light by lh < ) traders , nnil
hutico the trend of price * was upward. Jur-
Ing the nUcrnoon llio buying was nt times
very strong , but In the final dealings ro.ill--
lug sales caused n general reaction , nnd the
mnrlict closed easier nt n decline ot M to
1 4 per cent from tlio hsst prices of the tiny.
The bond market was n trldo hravy during
the morning , but became stronger In the
afternoon nnd closed at the best of the dny.
Tho' Kvenlng Post says ! As a piece of
expert strategy , today's movement of the
stock market was Interesting In n rare de
gree. The significance of today's recovery
from the Investment standpoint Is not per
haps Brent ; Us most Important meaning Is
that outside Investors as n class nro quite
as reluctant now to sell their stocks ns they
were three weeks ago. Indeed , It mny bo
said that the lower prices go under the In
fluence of n raid , the less disposed outsiders
are to sell actual holdings.
The following nre tno closing quotations
on the lenillng stocks of the Now York ex
change today :
The totnl sales of Block * loilay w > n 3IO.U3
slmrcs , Induillni ; : Amcrlcnn Simnr , 97,300 ; Ilur-
llnKton. 9.W ) ; ( "lilcniM Oa , 42,70. ) ; Distill nx ,
6,100 ; Oenclal Electric , 14,400 ; I < militvlllu & NnHli-
vlllo , 8,300 ; Mnnliatlan Cunaullilulril , ICOO ; Mis
souri PucHIc , 0.700 ; Iji'iul , 6,800 ; New York Cen
tral. 4,800 ; National ConlaKf. 5,1W ; Northern
Pacific prefiMTcil. C.300 ; ItPacllnff , 11,2'W ' ; Hork
Islanil , 7,700 ; HI. Paul , CO.COO ; Villon PiCllle , 4,200 ;
Western Union , 1C,200.
Now York Money .Market ,
NEW YORK , May 23.-MONEY O.V CA7-
Easy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 ; cloned nt 1 per
"riilME MEUCANTILE PAPKU 2'.tfl'4\4 \ per
"sTEm.INO EXClIANOE-Stenily. with actual
tuslncfs In bankers' bills at S4.Kj(4..V ( > for de
mand nnd J4.87l'ff4.S7i ( ' for CO d J-H. 1'OHtcd
rules , ; i.SS',234.90 ; commercial blllx , $ I.SC' { . @
4,8C % .
SIIA'EU CEUT1FIOATES C40C5C.
OOVEHNMENT BONDS Steady. Slate bonds
dull.
dull.The ( .Iodine quotations on bonds.
U.S. Carer 117S. | Ii. iS.F.Gen.M. 114
U.S. OB com ) . . . . 1175'st. ( ' ' P Consols 128
U.S. 4sre ? SJilSt. P. C. , tP. IstS. 111 if
U.S. 4scoup njl T.p.r , . o. Tr. nets
U. S. ! re ? T.P.H. (1. Tr. Kola
I'aclflollsof'05. . . 10:1 : Union P.ic. iBts. .
Louaiana. stpd 4s. 0(1 WcBt Shore
Missouri UH 100 U. O. W. 1813
Tenn. now set Os. 2 lAlchlnoii 4H
Tenn. now set os. laonMs A. .
Tenn. now ect ; ! B. & .S A. Us. . .
Canada So. liuda. .
Ccu. Pac. ism
. iK. . G. iBla. . .
D. .tR. G. 4s. . . .
Krlo _ nd
M.K. A.T. Oen. Oa
M. K. A , T. (3ou 5s
Mutual UnlonOs.
N. J. C. Int. Cert.
No. Pac. iHtB
Nc Pac. 'Jnds. . , .
N. W. Consols. . .
N. W. Deb. os
St.L. & I.M.Gon.5H.
offered.
Iloitou Stock Quotations.
BOSTON. May 23. Call loans , liiiq1- par cent :
Unto loans. .i ! ! WM per cent. Closing ; prices for
Blocks , bonds und mlnlnc shares :
San Francisco Alining Oiiotatloni.
SANPUANCISCO , May 'JJ. Thp o3l2l.il clostn ?
quotations for mining Hto entul'iwjrj : n fal
lows :
Altn 411 Halo .V NorcrosB. . . 70
Belcher M5 Mexican 180
HeBt.t Ilolclier. . . . . 170 Mom : ll (
Uodln Con 145 Ophlr 3'JO
Bulwer 18 I'OtOHl 'HO
CUollar US Savage 7 ( >
Con. Cal. .t Va B7fi Sierra Novadi : 120
Crown Point 70 anlonCon U'J
Hurnlta Con 25 Yellow JaekuU. . . . BO
Gould t Curry. . . . 100
Un tlio i.oiKion .llurkot.
NEW YORK , May 23. The Post's London
cablegram cays : After a dull opening today u
better tone prevailed and the close was quite
cheerful. Argentines weie bctier , notwithstand
ing a rise In the gold premium Ihere , which
Is said to ba manipulated , Americana arc all
better on hopes of the speedy passage of the
tariff bill. St. Paul. Denver , Union I'aeldo and
Ixmlsvlllo lead. The close was only a shade
under the best. India council sold SO lakhs
today at firm rates and announce that the weekly
drawing will be reduced to no lakhs. This last
Indicates that thu strength 13 well received.
London Stork Martlet.
LONDON , May 2 ! ! . I p. in , closing :
Conaoln , money. . . . 100 % Mexican ordinary. 17
Consols , aec'nt. 100 11-11 ! St. 1'anLcPm. . . . . . 00
Canadian Paclllc. . . 075 < N. Y. Central 100V
Pcnntylvanla 5UH
Erlo 'JndH Reading , . W ! (
Illluolu Central. . . Mex. Con. nuwIn. . C0) ) (
HAH SILVER 28Md per ouuco.
MONEY 1W per ci-ul.
Tim rain of discount In Urn opuu marknt for both
Hhorl and thrco months' bills IH 1 pur cunt.
Nnw York .11 lulus Uuot'itlnni.
NRW YOUK , May 23. The following ara thi
closinu-iiiliiUuriiiiomuoiiH :
Choler ' > Plymouth uu
Crown Point OR Slurra Nevada 100
Con. Cill. i Va. . . . fidO Standard 140
DeadwoOvl CO Union Con HO
Oould & Curry. . . HO Yellow Jacket. . , . 70
Hale.t Norcrosa , . 70 Iron Silver 10
Honiestako 120 Qnlckullver 125
Mexican 11)5 ) do preferred 141)
Ontario 700 Bulwer 1C
Ophlr. ill'S
St. I.oillH mining Stock Quotation * ,
ST. LOUIS , May 23. Mlnln ; stocks unchanged.
Quotations :
Chicago block Ouotutlonsi ,
CHICAGO , Mny 23. SlocUs acllvp , higher. Clon
ing prlct-H :
Clly Rnliwny illfi Diamond Mnluh. . . . 1111
Alley fj 17J < W. Chicago St. Hy , 14I1U
LakoKl. L 17 OlIHSB Hllif
I'limncliil NntoH.
BOSTON. May :3.-Clourlngn , 112,118,503 ; bal-
uncea , Jl.lM.MH.
IlR , May 23.-ClenrlnRS. } S,833,78S ;
balances , ! 2K1,178.
NBW YOIUC , liny 23. ClearliiE , > 77SI3. 00 ;
balances , { 4,2113,418.
1'AIUH , May 23. Three per cent rentelOOf
3JV4o for the account.
I'lIlLAUKU'llIA. May 23 , Cleurlnss , M0.201-
165 ; balanceH , J1.4W.D71.
MIIMI'HIH. Mny 23 ClrnrlnRK , JiSJ.OSS ; 1ml-
ancei , (250,533. New York exc.'mii.c , nellln _ lit
par.
par.LONDON' , May 23.The nmount of bullion gone
Into the Hunk ot England toduy on balance U
I'Jl.OOO.
CINCINNATI. May 3.-Clearlnifii , Jl,0 : 5COi ) . Kx-
clmriKff on New York , W&COo premium. Money ,
2V4 per cent.
BAN KHANCISCO. May M. Drafts , sight. 10c ;
tflctraplilc. 12',4c. Hllvcr bars , B itJOilic. Mexi
can Uollaiii , KUjffSle.
N13\V OIll-KANB , May 23.-ClearlnKB. J836.201.
New York fXcluuiKe. Jl per 11,000 premium ; bank ,
J1.60 prr 11,000 premium.
ST. IXJII18. May S3. Clfnrlmrn. J3.47i7 ; bal-
anrei , I1C8.1U. Money , dull ; &W7 per cenl. Ux-
change on New York , 7&o iiremlum.
CIUCAOO , May 23. Clenrlnus , 113.175,000. New
York exchange. 30o bl l. 40 < i unkea. FurelRn ex
change. dull. HttrllnK exchange , actual , M.StiKQ
4.S8. Money , plenty ; J 8 per cent.
NKW YOltlC , May M. The governing com-
nilttre of the Htock exchange has pluceil the
K r York Security anil TruH comiuiny eusruved
iwrtlllcntes of ilepoglt for tlio 8i > oKane fc I'uous |
Kallroiul compuny flrst mortgage bond * to the
UI13UIH Of lU.OU.OVO OU tilt ktOClt UkU
OMAHA LIVE JjJJjCK MARKETS
Fairly Liberal Rcctfpttr of All Sorts Find
Trade iu,5 , < ul Shape ,
CATTLE FROM STEADY TO A DIME LOWER
t ,
Instrrn Advices Decidedly llrnnsti nnil
I'romptly Acted , 'OrT.liy the Di-alors
Drop Kiv < t ( 'rnt * ( but
Clmo AAlUriiitl Strong.
Supplies of oil -kinds continue fairly
liberal , receipts for the past three days
showing nn Increase of COO cattle , 1,100
sheep nnd 3WO hogs over the first half of
last week ,
The run of cattle was not very heavy , but
following Tuesday's liberal supply and In
the face of a heavy run and a lower market
at Chicago , 3,100 cattle were too many , nnd
prices ruled lower , with a slow , dull trado.
All classes of buyers were In the market ,
but all wanted the cattle lower , and started
In bidding lower prices from the first. The
general average of prices bid and paid was
about a dime lower than Tuesday. Some
of the nice , tidy , fat steers that nro always
In good demand , did not sell a great deal
off , while on the other hand , 10e would
hardly cover the decline on some of the less
desirable heavy cattle. In fuel , there were
a few coarse half fat cattle here that could
hardly bo moved nt any price. There wan
a very weak tone to the trade , and business
dragged along through the greater part of
the day , ft few common cattle being still
unsold at the close.
There was nothing new In the market for
cows and mixed stock. Offerings were di'-
cldedly limited , nml with n good general
demand they changed hands readily at fully
steady prices all around. A good many
calves were offered and sold at steady to a
shade easier prices. In rough stock , prices
showed no quotable change.
The trading In stockers and feeders was
mostly confined to yard traders , and was
very slow at that. Dry weather Is paralyz
ing this branch of the trade , us It decreases
the country demand , and at the same time
Increases the supply. There were lots of
stale cattle In the yards , and the fresh re
ceipts Included a good many very decent
westerns coming from ns far west nsash -
Ington and Oregon. There sold at from * 3
to $3.50. A week ago the same cattle would
have sold readily at from ? 3.-5 to $3.80.
The demand Is nt present poor , the supply
large , nnd prices fully n quarter lower than
last week. Representative sales :
DUESSED UK151' .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. _ Pr.
r . . . . 880 $2 75 C..1210 $3 CO J95S * 2 ij
40..1038 300 22..1158 360 21..1 63 J .0
1..10SO 300 19..1003 360 JO--1" ' 2 i"
1. . .1050 300 18. . . .122 ! 360 , J i °
Mi lime 340 18."J202 363 2ol284 ! ! ! ! 375
1 720 J 45 19..IOCS 365 23..1100 37. ,
3. . .1020 3f,0 8..1213 365 22..1060 3 SO
11 . .1187 360 27..1158 363 11..1308 3 SO
9 1171 3 DO DS..1156 365 40..12.17 380
8. . .1103 3 SO 34..1029 365 SO..1237 3 Sj
14 984 305 22..1102 370 20..1211 3 87'.i '
42. . .11GS 353 19..1163 370 1..1000 4 CO
SI11PP1NO AND , nXPOUT.
1. . " 730 330 ' 19..1103 .3,63 9'.llf.5 375
2o""li-l 330 3..1023 363 10..1191 .175
1..1150 3 HO 19..1lCa-C7V4 ) 33..1052 J i.-
34..1144 SCO C3..1Nl5C7'i | " ' ' ; ! 2
20. ! . . 980 360 20..ll7GlS70 21..1357 S SO
20..1162 360 16..1031 IS 70 H..1345 3 SO
R..1223 365 21. . . .1011' 3 70 41. . . .1319 3 SO
23..1192 3 C3 20..1200.70 1..14 _ < 0 3 f5
1'I..1145 865 40..1J24is-72'.S 8..1S3G 385
18..1218 365 5..1W1 373 22..1200 3 t > 5
3..1133 3 63 7..ni < n3 73
851 300 9. . . . "TOO 3W IS. . . . 933 363
.
2. . . .7151.10 1. . . . ! ? 10,2'23 1. . . .1220 3 00
4. . . . 9SO 175 1. . . .1040' ? 25 4..11W 300
1. . . . 620 175 1 _ SM'223 1..1410 310
3. . . . 973 173 1. . . . .1130J . 40 7. . . .1037 8 lo
1. . . . S70 175 L.-'SOO' ' 2 EO' 7. . . . 925 31. ,
1. SCO 185 . . . . ' ' * 2..1U5 3 M
3..S20 : 190 3. , , . ,940 250 1. . } JJi
1. . . . S40 190 3.-3.,2 : ! 53 1..1350 3 2. *
2. . . .1085 200. 2.Slu- > 75.1..10BO 325
4. . . . 850 200 li..lWO 75 4. . . .1170 325
1. . . . 820 200 1..1120 275 3. . . .1093 325
1. . . . 710 2 00 2. . . .1240 2-90 1..12W 3
7. . . . 792 2 00 1. . . . 9603 00 1..11UO S 2o
1 . . 330 200 1..1160 300 1..1240 323
15. . . . 630 205 1..1210 300 79. . . . 977 330
1..1200 2 10 1..1U20 3 00 8. . . .1230 3 35
1..1000 213 1. . . . 850 300 4. . . .1267 335
4. . . . 437 210 3. . . . 67J 250 7. . . . .82 . 320
7 334 2 10 2. . . . C65 3 00 1. . . . 770 3 2o
9 . .433 210 1. . . . 620 300 2. . . . 865 3 V5
3 473 215 1. . . . 6S.O . 300 ] . . . . 630 3 10
1 400 2 20 1. . . . f > 20 3 15 24. . . . 542 3 DO
5 4SO 220 2. . . . 610 3 15 4..1WS 360
1. . . . 810 225 16. . . . CM 320 4..1002 365
3. . . . 036 2 40
YEARLINGS.
10. . . . 663 3 35
CALVES.
1. . . . SOO 2 SO B. . . , 110 3 75 2. . . . I 0 I DO
3. . . . 313 300 1. . . . 100 400 2. . . . 125 4 f,0
1. . . . ISO 300 1. . . . 1S5 400 1. . . . U.O 4 Ml
2. . . . 105 325 K. . . . 120 450 1. . . . 190 * DO
13. . . . 135 3 65 2. . . . 13,14 50
UULLH.
1..1120 200 2..1100 240 I..1220 273
] . . . . 650 215 1..12SO 245 a..i77 275
1. . . . 450 215 3. . . . 703 255 1..1670 28) )
2..1450 215 1..J310 265 1..1MO 2 tlO
1. . . . 770 223 1. : . . 850 265 1..1500 2 DO
1..1450 235 1. . . . 760 265 1. ' . . . 820 300
1..1430 233 1..1740 265 1..1430 3 CO
1..13DO 235 1..1500 265 1..1930 310
OXEN ,
" " " " " *
STAGS.
1. . . . 880 250 2..1700 325
STOCKT.HS AND KEEDnilS.
1. . . . 900 250 1. . . . 800 315 7. . . . 74S 3 S5
1. . . . 760 2 50 29'.627 3 15 5..1010 3 ! 5
C. . . . 653 265 15. . . . 474 320 14. . . . 781 335
4. . . . 475 265 11. . . . 709 325 21. . . . 612 335
4. . . . 400 265 7. . . . 721 325 2. . . . 550 333
13 . SC6 3 00 5. . . . 520 323 9. . . . 936 340
1. . . . 740 300 1..1130 325 1..10UO 350
3. . . . 600 300 3. . . . SCO 325 3..1300 350
' '
WESTEfl'N CATTLE.
No. , Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
21 feeders. , . . 6C1 $3 22(4 ( 4 * feeders. . . . 715 $3 27V4
WASHINGTON.
4 sirs. , UE..13IO 250 1 nicer. 13SO 300
18 steers..1053 340 S6 feeders..1240 3 to
1 bull 1420 225 10 steers 1 * > 2 300
5 feeders. . . . ftSS 310 53 feeders..1190 305
40 feeders..102ii 305 61 feeders. . . . 1074 303
COI.OUADO.
131 feeders. . . 917 3 15
HOGS Uecolpts today did not differ ma
terially from Tuesday's run , cither In quan
tity or quality. With nearly .3,000 hogs In
the three days , lower prices were almost In
evitable , and the 5o to lOc decline today did
not take salesmen by surprise. A heavy
run and a lower market In Chicago gave
buyers their cue , and they started In pound
ing hard. Local packers led the proces
sion , but a vigorous shipping demand made
business lively , and nearly a third of the
offerings were sorted up nnd reshlpped east.
The tip top paid was ? 1.GO , nnd several of
the common mixed loads early wnnt at
$ M5. For fair to good hogs of all weights ,
the market was $4.50 to $4.55. Huylng was
free , and local buyers , who wore the most
bearish early , had , ; ! > /.hustle to .flH their
orders late , the resuli uelng a strong , active
close , with $1.55 a very popular figure. The
pens wore cleared .earft' , the hogs selling
largely at $1.50 to fl.GS ; as against $4.515 to
$ ICO Tuesday , and $4".7S one week ago today.
Representative Baled11. ! ' '
No. Av. Hh. Pr. " * Jfo. Ay. Sh. I'r.
2 1M . . . $1 40 "n.J , * ° * 4 62'4
13 262 . . . 445 ' ' * ,60 27U . . . 452' !
G 0.2IO . . . < ' , -ijP , 23l ) JCJ J
fl ( 185 200 4 45 7i.,162 2.14 M 4
7 " ; : : : iss . . JIs " ii6i 23120 4 ML
6 . . . .3 a . . . 4 DO 'B . 60 271 4' ' ) 4 52 %
71 .237 120 4 W V. J 62 270 M 524 !
gl ) 230 40 4 DO. , , ,70 2'rt ' SO fjjW
8l ! 215 240 450. . J67. . , 2.10 . . . BJVi
68 219 SO 4 50 65 24'J . . . 6214
3tS : : : : : : : : iS JS ' ' . : : : : : : : : § ! K''j 52 tt
'
79' 194 SO 4 DO , | > ' 16 . . .240 . . .
63 245 . . . .4 Mi ) 179. . , 220 160
66 : : : .195 160 4DO - H 2J7 SO
68 234 W 4 DOI ' CO 272 . . .
76 . . .208 . . . 4 DO . ' , ' 62 26:1 : 40
82 . 1D9 160 4 DO ! ' 63 262 40
2 . . . .229 160 4 60 ' * 47 31S 40
63 358 . . . 4W 4 ZM 80
73 253 200 4 DO 73 22 SO
9S 196 40 4 DO 70 Ml . . .
0" . . . . 1.176 . . . 4 DO 3 2X8 . . .
4 295 . . . 4 DO M 6 240
6 225 . . . 460 CO. , , r,7 . . .
I. . . . . . . 228 . . . 4 W 130. . , 263 . . .
3 303 80 4 DO 4 331 160
2 . .285 SO 4 DO 71 233 SO
3 . . . 20 . . . 4W J. . 238 40
t ISC . . . 4 DO 72 , . , 2&7 1U )
" '
! ! . . . . 240 4 DO 89 204 . . .
62 210 . . . 4 DO 11 232 40
71 213 80 460 tO 2ltf SO
S5 . . .210 160 460 77 251 180
60 227 160 4 DO 68 231 . . .
69 11 ! I 219 . . . 4 DO 140 257 11
U ! . ! . . . . . 200 4 W 69 , ; . ,238 160
B. , 312 . . . 4 DO , . . . . . . , . . .
DO " " 217 4 DO DS.,304 . . .
81 . . . : 4 160 4 DO 65 274 .
76 . " .223 160 4 DA 78.229 160
! "Un . . . 4 DO DO 334 160
ft. , , 203 ISO 4 5U > . . . . . . . . 40 4 6S
( g If ) tO 4W 29 U9 tO i U
( U 227 M 4 52'i ' M . . . . 15 * . , 4M
73 209 0 4 R2Mi M . . . 4 R5
70 196 . . . 4 5J < 4 (1 Zffl 40 4 M
71 30 ICO 4 NS , 6T 2iU . . . 4M
r.3 2 < ci KO 4 & 2 < 4 ic. . . m . . . 4 &r
77 l ISO I 5S < 4 15 218 SO 4M
iri 212 40 4 62 < i i * MI . . . 4 us
144 241 ICO 4 M > 4j 31 lU ! KO 4 it.
85 2M ICO lf.ru HI 941 M ) 4 DS
42 214 ? 0 4 52V4 6 Ml . . . 4 DT ,
78 222 . . . 4 MV * 7i > 272 191 4 Hi
M 231 40 4 D2l 49 Ml 160 4 M
81 214 20i > 4 f.S < 4 69 231 160 4W
SO HI 31 452 % 73 234 . . . 4 M
C'l 210 200 4 f.2l4 110 SM 1M ( 4 Do
63. 221 0 4 52V4 61 262 100 4 DC ,
42 231 4 > ) 4 52'i ' 72 213 . . . 455
S7 201 SO 4 82Mi 73 28 * 8il 4 M
61 ,2.-7 ICO 4 M\4 \ DO 22i ) 40 453
M 1 ! > 3 . . . 4 52'4 ' < ! > ) SB1 40 4 M
61 231 80 4 f.2'a ' 81. . . 255 . . . 4 DS
61 172 4i ) 4 > .2ig 67 210 200 4 55
77 in ? . . . 452(4 ( 62 277 . . . 455
67 22S 2i 4 52'i & 1 327 SO 455
M 257 SOI 4 62' ' ? 13.1 210 12. ) 455
f.7 235 . . . 4 f.2 < 4 U7 270 40 4 55
72 192 40 4524 < i ) 261 120 4 Ml
8" 22i ) 40 4 521-1 n f.9. 212 . . . 4 K
52 2SI SO 4 S2V , 75 2C4 . . . 4 D5
78 2 1) SO 4 52V , 74 2i:3 : . . . 455
SO 2. " 120 4 52'i ' 60 2S7 fcO 4 55
03 241 . . . 4 32'ii f > 'J 22 8'J ' 4 . " 'i
61 212 ICO 4 f,2 , < 4 60 270 S' ' ) 460
1 1(18 ( AND HOl.'Oll.
. , 4 2.T 1 430 . . . 4 00
. . 4 3' )
81115151' There was n pretty good supply
on hand today , and while the market was
rather slow , prices were well sustained on
desirable offerings , as the demand was very
good. Fair to good natives ore quotable a't
} 3.04.oO ; fair to good westerns , $3.OJj >
4,35 ; common and stock cheep , J2.r.OJI.1.2r . > ;
good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , $3.50f3.00.
Itcprcscntatlve sales :
No. Wt. I'r.
1U5 western mixed 101 $ : > CO
Kocrlpu anJ DltpiMltliKi of Htocic.
bytliuhouicit'b' Ilia Union StJilt Y.irU cjiiinuv
for tbu twenty-four hours cmltti ? at U o'clock p. m ,
May-il , IfaUl' :
r. ECU l ITS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAHKKT.
Good to Cholro Cut tin \Vero Not Too
Plentiful csteriluy.
CHICAGO , May 23. Good to eholce cattle wri >
not too plentiful today , nnd that branch of the
market ruled f.thly linn. Common anil medium
Kradex constituted a very Initf part of tin ; sup
ply , nnd fur those descriptions the trmlviicy con-
tlnueil downward. "GriiKsy" catllo are ranting
In with sulllclent freedom to cause weakness In
anything grading below iood. ; Tbe bulk of the
cattle here tnday sold at from J2.50 to $1 , or
nt from J2.W to J.1.40 for cows nnd heifers and
nt from $3.73 to $4 for sti-ti-H. There were be
tween 1,800 and 2,000 Texan rattle on Bale. They
were taken at steady prices. The stocker and
feeder market was easy and veal calves were
II rm.
Trading In hops was active , but at n matet tally
lower ranee of prices. The reduction varied
from Ce to li'c and averaged quite lOc. As hlRh
as > 4.6fi was paid for prime to heavy hoRS , but
J4.SO was practically the top for the market any
time nfter 8 u'elock. and a little Inter In the
mornhiK It was hard to get that flume for the
best of the offerings , though the close was tlrm
nt the decline. Krom J4.65 to $4.73 rnrrlml away
the most of the IIORS. Poor stuff Hold at from
} 4.W to JI.GO , and there was very little demand
for culls at from J3 to' J4.40. The quality was
rather. common. .
Receipts of sheep continue to fall below the
average , only about 2S.r,00 head having come In
so fur this week- . Owing to that fact the nrirkot
remains firm In spile of a slack demand. Choice
shoin sheep are now quoted nroimd SI. 73 and
shorn yeailhiRM ns high as ? . ' . From these tig-
uren prices laiig il dowmvanl lo from J2 to $2.30
for scalawag sheep anil to from $3.0 lo $3.7.r for
thin yearlings , fprlug lambs Mjld freely nt from
$1 to J4.fiO , with extra quoted up to 53.7.1. Tcxns
uheep are salable at from $2 to $4 , uccoidlng to
quality.
The Evening Journal reports :
CATTLE llecplpls. 18,000 head ; matket gen
erally a trllle lower on natives and steady on
Texaua ; prime to choice native steers. J4.100
4.25 ; in"dum ! , $3.Sriff4.00 ; othcis. t3.C31J3.73 ; Tex-
onn. t2.70fia.r,0.
1IOGP Iteeelptf ! , 25,000 head : market Do lower ,
but all sold : roimli heavy. $4.13314.33 ; packers
nnd mixed. $4.COf4.70 ; prime heavy and bute'.itr
weights. J4.1.W4.80 : assorl'd llsht , $ l.70i4.73.
SHEEP AND IjAMIlS Receipts , none ; market
a trlllp lower on common , but stendy on best ;
top sheep , $4.20ijf4.33 ; top lambs , $4.7303.20.
AVESTKKN PACKING INTE1SESTS.
Murkctlng of Hogs Con lilernlly ) Incroisnil
DurliiK the I'ait \ ecki
CINCINNATI , May 23. ( Special Telegram to
The Dee. ) Tomorrow's Pilce Ciurent will say :
The marketing of hogs has been Inert-used the
past week , western packing reaching 253.000.
against 210.000 the preceding week ami 175.000
last year ; total , 2.8C3.000 from March 1. against
2,070.000 a year ago. Prominent places compare
U94. 1S93.
Chicago . ! > 4"iIW ) 665,000
Kansas City . 442,000 S'S.ont )
.Omnhii . . . .f . 341,000 202,010
'St. Louis . 191.01" I'f.'WO ' '
Cincinnati . ! ' 3fl' ) ( I ? . " ) ' )
Indiana" Is . . . SJ.OOO S4X0 |
Mllwaukea . S3 000 fi7O.H .
Cedar llaplds . 4 . ' > M 4..HOO
St. .loseph . 72.COO 40,030
Sioux City . f12 1" r'n'l"w '
Ottumwa"1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3.r W IM.JWI
Ncbmska City . . . . . . M.OOO 42,000
KIUIHIIH City I.lvo Stock lurknt.
KANSAS CITV , May 23. rATTUS llecelpt * .
3,100 head ; shipments , 2,400 head. Blow nnd
weak to lOo lower ; Texas steers , $2.10Wt.SO : ; Texas
cows , $2.00i3.ir ; shipping steers. fl.tOiTI.23 ; na
tive tows. $2.00iif3.r.O ; Rlockvrs and feeders. $ J.70
® 3.7K ; bulls , J2.00y3.2r .
HOGSIlecelpts. . 14,100 head ; shipments , 3,800
head. Maikrt 10R15e , lower ; bulk of pales , $4.f,0
W4.B5 ; heavlus. $4.DOiT4.CO ; jiackRis. $ I.505TI.OO ;
mixed ami lights. JJ.4.VSI.5. > ; yoikcrd , JI.GOW
4.f.5 : pl s , $4.30f(4.t.O. (
SHEEP Hecelpls , 2,300 ; shipments , none.
Now York lt\vj Htnj'x .U rltot.
NEW YOltlC. May 23. I1EEVESIlecelpts ,
l.COO head ; mniket stionger and a shade firmer
SHEliP AAl > ] < AMII lieeeliis. | i.aw iieim ;
market opened llrm nnd Rtnvrully hliilu-r ; cliwetl
steady on slieop nnd yenrllners , but weak nnd
lower on hmilm ; sheep , poor to prime , $ .1.000'
4.D5 ; yeurlhiKS , iiininum to prime , $ l.l2''jj(5.121i. '
IIOOS Kecelpts. S.900 head ; mailiet nominally
weiUi lit $3.005(5.40. x
St. I.oillH Livu Sluek .llurlicl.
ST. LOt'lS. XInv 2.1.-rATTLE-HeC-lpls. 2.SOJ
bend ; shipments , 900 beiirt. Blow , steady Bi-ner-
nlly ; natlvn meers , 1,100 to 1.30'J ' Ibs. . JJ.75ti3.90j
Tcxns htecrs , 1.000 to 1.10) Ibs. , $3.15f3.6J. |
IIOOS Ileci'lts | , n.'JM bead ; sblpmenls , COO
bend. Miuket lOo lower ; bull/hers' selections ,
JI.TOJU.SO ; pnckeis , $1.65 1.75 ; medium mixed ,
$ I.D5iTl.liO ) ; plKS mid common IlKbiK , $ l.2074.45. !
SHEEP-llecelpts , l.DOO hcndj sbliuui'nls. 10D
head. Market stronB ! native mixed , t3.6jiffl.10 ;
Iambs , $ l.43ffl.ii5.
Sioux City l.lvu HtitcU Alurhct.
SIOl'X CITV , Mny 23. IIOOS Itecelpts , 1,800
bend ; yesterday , 1,737 head ; shipments. 599 head ;
market llrm , but 5Q10o lower , nt $4.15'3I.53 ' ; bulk ,
$4.50.
CATTLE llerelpls. 700 bead ; yesterday , 737
head ; shipments. 2C8 bead ; inaiket for slock
cows , lower ; olherH steady : feeders , $2.5083.65 ;
yenrllliKM , J2.21W3.41 ; roWH , l.25tt3.VU ; bulls , $1.50
$2.50 ; oxen , $1.50f3OQ. |
' lock In Sight.
Ilccord of receipts of live stock at the four
principal yards for Wednesday , May 23 , 1S 4 :
fattle. UUKH. Sheep.
South Onmlm 3,120 , U39 l.t'ilS
ChlcnKO 18,000 29,000
Kansas City 3.100 14,100 2,600
St. Louis 2,800 D.1MO l.WW
Totals 27,023 58 939 5,663
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL , May 23.-WIIEAT-Quiet ; de
mand poor ; holders offer modfralcly ; No. 1 Cali
fornia , 4n 8'.idii4a ' Hd ; led weslein winter , 4s Dd
COHN Steady ; demand fair ; new mixed , epol ,
'pilOVISIONS lleef , extra India mexs , SJs 6,1.
Poik , priinij muss , 70s , llaeoti , IOIIK und tthcirt
WALL ST , OPERATIONS
Can ba carried on wllh lariro protlls nnd little
risk by joining our Co-Opoiatlvo Hullroad Stock
Syndicate. , .
AvrruL-o prollt of 2O per cent monthly
furnml nnil palil to tlio uliiorlbom lor pant
nix inniitlK.
Highest references. Proipcctua , Blvluir detail
ed Information of oour perfect system , moiled
'WEINMAN & CO. , Slock and Grain Brokers ,
No. 41 Itrnniliviiy , > " York Oit y
-WKL , 1.0ITDON ,
Commission Merchant
G3AIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wires to Chicago and Now York. All
builneu order * placed un Cblca.o IJourd c (
Trade.
Correfpondence kollclted.
Office , room 4. N w York Lift UullJlng
TcUpuon *
C Itin. , 3J. 3d , lonfr clear. 45 Us. , i3i.
1-ird , prime weHern. 37 > .
I.ocnl I'rodiirr .MurUrt.
HCTTI'll The rtfelpln of strictly choir * Imt-
ler , urh n * the Iccul uroccrj' trnil * unnl1' , lire
IlKlit. The butter nim'nit In inontly nf a miMlutii
Ki-.iilc , not quite Kotnl enmixh for tTio retail triple ,
nnd an ther > > In n. > other outlet for It , It him l
ho void for purkliic > to < l < . Connnlnilnn hnii ! < ' > ii
lite trjlrw to lieep the prlco'of wetting ulin-k
up to 7c In nccoiiUncp with their iiuotnllona
* ent nut nl the close of Itietvivk. . The iHifki'.n ,
however , III n itoixl innny wnen nn > nfferlnK only
t86'tP. ' Choice r-mntry bulter , HWUc.
HlllW The n-eelplH of euK nre nveniBlns
nliout the aine H n week IIRO , nnd the mnrki-t
In ulendy nl ! > t. Thrio lit nn effoit belni } tuiule
by Koine IIOUHPB to force the tmttket up ' e , but
In Mew nf the Illu-nil nupply ot tock , tmlh < tn
tln tnnrlti't Mini In Ilio country , there ilncn nut
nppenr tn be liuieh chnnco of mccew.
I.IVK rori.TUV The market In not quite ro
llrm nn It wnn n few iliiya IIKO. Comiiil < lnii
mrn hnvi > been utrlvhiK to liecp up the price un
liens ii | > to To , but tin ; dren erti niu only onVi im
nbniit 80. Home very cholco old hem ImuiKhi
6'jc. Old iDOHU'ra , SKSc ! y.nitiK oin's , f.o. The
demand for other klmH of poultry Is rither IlKlit ,
IhoiiKli it llmlud nunnlliy IH pnlnMc. Uurns.
tfi'.io ; hen lurkeyn. MJ"o ; Bcibblern. Oc ; Kern. , dr.
( lAMlI There In no game cumins ami IK > IU
WMiiicd at thin Hoasim.
VKAIr Tlit'ie Is n Rood , netlvo doin.ind fm-
vent and Ihe maiUrt In kept pretty well fleam. I
up. Oood , fat vealn , lihU'c ; thin ur lu < n\y.
rillKONS-'There In ix demand for old plfco nt.
but youtiK bltdn that are not stroni ; on the win ?
nru not wanted. Old lilidd , pel doz. , JI.50Kl.CO.
Vr.OiTAIII.K5l.
OLD IlllANK-Tlio market In llrmlnj ? up nil
over the country. Nrlthcr Iho ilemiind nor miic
ply Is very heavy nt thin point. Callfoinla hand'
picked niivy. | 2.1 , * > tr..Zj ; wnitrrit navy , Jl.Wlf..OO ;
conimutivliiiu beuiiK , tl.MKi.M.
ONIONS New Koulhern onlomt nre quoted nt $1
per liht. lloimuiliit , J2.73 per box , Top unlonri
are plenty nt l.'iii .V on oidurn.
roTATOlIH-Tlu- market U weak owlne to tlio
lilpiiii'ntK mm the \M-II. which Illlcd the le-
( | Uliciiicnl of buyeiH for Ihe time belnif. I'liih
and Colorado Block , 90c ; U'athlngton and Oirtoii ,
831) ) We.
C'AIIHAOIJ The Rtlpply ban been \ery llKht ,
especially of Rood nhlpiliiK | ntoek. The KIIIIIP
thine han bren Hue oC matkelx like Chlaixo
nnd .St. l.ouls. Uood RhlppinK ntock would bo
worth 3c\
AHI'AllAnrrt-C.ood home grown Block , MU40o
per doz , on ord.'iH.
1'IH 1'I.ANT Hone Brown pie plant , JU2'iiC ' on
TOMATOrShlpiiliiK : nloolc of Rood color Is
ncnive at J3.73 per crate of nix buskcls.
OUI2HN VKll-TAIIl.i.S-Sjilnnch , jwr bbl. . JI.75
OI2.UO ; radl.-ln'H , per dux. , 20uJe ; lettuce , perdu. ,
SOfilOo ; cucuinbriH , M. 83W1. M ; pnniley , per do/ . ,
oOif3."c ; beetp , jier doz. , Wo ; waleicreh * ,
per c.ii i' , IS boxes , > l.W'ul.5
NK\V IIIIANSWax beans , per bu. box. JID'J'if
2.75 : 'A bu. box. ( I. Mil. 25 ; string , 'i ' bu. , II.
1'KAS CJrncn pe.i arc cominencini } to arrive
from Kansax ami Ml ourl. Uood tupping HtocK ,
per ' 'i-lni. box , $ I.Ui"ifl.l3.
CAULlKLOWEU-Tbe maikcl Is fairly wi-II
siiiplled | with good Etock. On ordeis , l..25 per
doz. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
nillu-iiiiliro ( inilii Alnrld't.
MILWAUKEE ; May S3. KI.OUU-Q.ulet mid
steady.
WHEAT Wink nnd lower ; No. 2 Fprlug , C5c ;
No. 1 northern , ( ! l".c ; July , GIJiffulTic ,
COIlN-HU'iidy ; No. 3 , 37io. > .
OATS-HlKlier ; No. 2 white , 37Uc ; No. 3 white.
3Ci(37c. ! (
HAIILEV Stendy ; No. 2 , JS'.jtf ; sample , 4S'iJ
54Vic.
ItYE Ix-wer ; No. 1 , 40c.
PHOVISIONS Lower. Pork , $11.60. Lard ,
$0.90.HECE1PTS
HECE1PTS riour , 14,900 bbls. : wheat , 63,700
bu. : barley. 6,403 bu.
SHIPMF.NTS-l'Mour , DOO bbls. ; wheat , 700 bu. ;
barley , 800 bu.
'Till- ' TRIUMPH OF LOVK
is n.ti'i'i ; ntmi-vr. .v.titin
i\rry : . .MiniVlui Would Know HID Uriilul
Tiuilniitlio I'liiln rnoii ) Nciv niicoveilr.
til .Mnliciil Si-Inner IIH Aiilird | | Hi .Mnrrlott
l.lfr , U'hoVonlil A I oiin fur Pint Crrnrt
mill Avolil Fill urn I'lt.'nlU , Should Svuuro
\VomlcrIiil t.ltiln Hunk CiilliMl ' < ( 'inti >
plotn Manhood , nnil llnvr lo Ait nn It. "
"Hero nt 1nt hi Information from a high
medical pomvp that must work wumlrr.4
with this iH'iicmtlon of men. "
Tin' book fully ilp.Mi'i-lbi-s n method by
which to attain mil vigor und manly power.
A method by which lo eml all unnatural
drains on llu > nyslotn.
To i-iiiv norvoiittnesn , lack of self control ,
despondency , olo.
To t'xrhiuiKt' ii jaded nnd worn nature for
om > of brightness , Iniyiincy nnd power ,
To euro for i-vcr effects of cxcessos , over
work. worry , etc.
To give full strength , development nnil
tonu in every portion und orcuii of thu body
Am > no bairiur. Failure Impossible. " ,000
'
Tin1 book Is purely modlcnt nnd sclontltK- ,
useless to curiosity Hcokers , Invaluable to
men only who ncud It.
A dcspuliliiK mini who had applied to us ,
soon lifter wrolo :
"Well. I tell you Unit llrst day IH one I'll
never forget. 1 Just bubbled with Joy I
wnntril to hug everybody nnd ( ell them my
old self hint died yoslenlny nnd my new
self WUH born loduy. Why dlil'nt you tell
mi- when I llrst wrote that I would tlnd it
this wuy ? "
And another thus :
"If you dumped a car load of gold nt my
feet It would not hi Ing such gladness Into
my life HH your method IIIIH done. "
Write to the HUIH MKHICAI , I'O.MPAXV
lluffalo , N. V , . n ml ask for the little book
culled , "COMl'Mrm MAN1IUOO. " Uefur
to tills paper , and the compaii ) promlsv.s
to send the book. In Healed envelope , with
out any murks , und entirely free , until It
Is well Introduced.
QtrsrKI.Y AMI I'KHMANKXTI.V
fti - ! ' , ajr'Tiojst ' !
I'htsk-iil WtH-m-i. * . eliv. by I.V
A IM .tlimrie.-it Hindoo Heinrcir.
Mrlttrn snnrnntc'liirciirr. Hell
by Kulin A Co. , Cor. IMIi .t l > oulnvBm , mid J. A
Vullcr Co. , Cur. IHh i DOII.IIIM St . . OMAHA.
for infants and GhSEdren.
"CaBtorlu is so well adapted to chllih en that Ciistorln. cures Colic , Constipation ,
I recoinRiemlttasKuperiortonny iireseriptlon ! -'our Stomach , Ihrrlia-a , Eructation ,
known to me. " II. A. Aiic'nuii , Jr. l.t Kills Wornui , ylvcs sleep , and promotes digestion
111 So. Oxford I3t. , Unoklyu , N. Y. ges-tion ,
Without injurious medication.
"Tho use of 'Costorla h so unlversr.l nnd "For several years I have recommended i ,
Us merits so well known that It seems a work your 'Cnttorla , ' ami shall always continue tt
of supererogation to cnjorso It. Tow are the do KO ns It hoa Invariably produced beneficial
intelligent families who do not keep Cafctoria resulto. "
wituln easy reach. " T.mtix B. lURDcn ; M. J > . ,
CAHLOS JlinTT.v , D. D. , 12Eth Street nud 7tu Avc. , New York City.
Now York City.
Tnc C'ENTAi-n COMPANY. 7" Mraiu' BrriEnr , NEW YORK CITT.
Did you see our whole page announcement In Sun
day's papers of the greatest sale ever held In Omaha.
$ IOOOOO.OO worth of Furniture , Carpets , Stoves , &c.
sent to us on consignment , by hard up manufacturers ,
to be sold for less than actual cost , below a few prices
are repeated from Sunday's advertisement.
All Copper WrtBli Boil A bltr lot oflholo U15 Dinner Sots , best
cast KitngcH from u English goods , rioh roy
crs , No. 8 size , best cold foundry that only intikcH al blue color , 101 ! pieces ;
rolled copper , consignment good K00' ' ! ' ' . worth $111 ; easily worth $ 10 ; con
ment price , consignment price , signment price ,
$1.56 4.90 QQ
118 Ice Boxes , lined Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons ,
: tri palm Clicntllo Port lores ,
with best ( iiiality.me , nickel Mulsh , throe frliiKO'l ' lop and bottom ,
locks , hinges , diidood top
patent irons , one handle and mid bottom. .
best make , worth $7.50 ;
consignment price , stand , t-'i pnlrs nt Chimlllo I'or-
I lures , iiiiulo to sell to
Illicit tnulo , worth (10 ,
64c coul unmt ,
$3.78
805 pairs Nottingham 1,400 do/en Window 20-1 rolls Ingrain , latest
Curtains , full length Shades , 7 feet long ,
full wide
,
styles yard
and width , latest best rollers , best ,
style , made to retail cloths , actual value regular value 75o ,
for $2.r > 0 , consigned to 75c , consigned to bell
Boll for for consigned to soil nt
for97c 23c 39c
Tills lot contains 100 A great riiugo of
Cluunbor Suits , consisting cheap , medium and flue
330 rolls B-usiiolB Carpets I'arlor Furniture. Wo
Hod Dresser and
pets , value $1.00 per ing of , quote only ono suite , for
consignment Commode , finished Antique an illustration : 5 pieces
yard ,
well worth In '
tique , re Molmlr Crush 1'lusli ,
price , tail value $17.50 1110 Oak , worth MO , but the
consignor allows us to consignor says soli them
HO ! ! them for for
$9.10. $22.50
CASH OB EASY PAYMENTS.
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House.
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