Nebraska Newspapers

    0 T1I02 OMAHA DAILY JJEE : .TillDAY , MAY 10 , 1805.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Went Up with a Ruth on Crop
Damage Reports.
THAT CEREAL OPENED VERY STRONG
Corn Market Was Firm but Kiiconntcrcil
Much Opposition from Humes Which
Handle Cash drain-Stocks
nud Ilondl ,
CHICAGO , May O.-Wlicnt went up with a
rush on crop tlnmngc report ! ) , July closing1
2Wc higher ; July corn Kilned c nnd July
oats 'AC. ' Provisions nlso made modest
Kilns.
Wheat opened otrong nt C3c bid for July ,
compared with , C2Ho nt the close yesterday ,
and It continued firm and with att advancing
*
tendency all forenoon , selling up to C3',4c anil
maintaining Itself near the top most of the
time. It did react about 11 o'clock to KHic ,
but that reaction was taken advantage of
by the early buyers to taka'more , nnd It
had another cpurt to G3ic before 12 o'clock.
It waa claimed that n considerable line of
short wheat was covered for a heavy local
bear speculator. Numerous reports from
various sections of the winter wheat belt re
ceived hero today would almost lead to the
conclusion that a disaster to the crop was
threatened , nnd this , together with much
smaller receipts , added to the strength with
which the bulls held their grip upon previ
ous purchases nnd the readiness with which
they added to them. Minneapolis nnd L > u-
luth received ICO earn , compared with 233 a
year ago , und the total of the primary mar
ket receipts was 102,000 bu. , against 1S3 , < XK )
bu. a year ago , Exix > rt clearances from the
Atlantic seaboard In wheat and Hour to-
pether amounted to 31S.OOU bu. The export
buHlness was more completely barred liy
today's rise In price than It was before , nl-
though Liverpool kept under the parity of
prices ruling here , the reports from
there Indicating pome apprehension regard-
Inp their ability to get nil their wants sup
plied from elsewhere. The matters last re
ferred to and the great uncertainty of haw
tomorrow's government report will be re
ceived by the crowd kept the market strong
and about 12:30 : p. m. the price was Clllc bid
for July. Borne cargoes of No. 2 red were
Bold c. I. f. Huffalo to Daltlmore for New
York handlers of cash grain. U wns re
ported that forty boat loads of No. 2 spring
had been sold In New York for export. Al
though the continental closing cables came
\venk and lower , the market rulsd strong to
the close on the domestic situation , July
closed at 6l4c.
The corn market wan firm , but encoun
tered rmiclL opposition from houses which
handle the cash grain. The receipts were 10'J
cars this morning , In place of 85 , as esti
mated , nnd for tomorrow 218 cars are esti
mated. Primary market receipts were 109,000
bu. , compared with ll,000 ! bu. a year ago.
New York reported Borne Inquiry there from
exporters , nnd sales of eight or ten boat
loads. The opening price for July was 61Vo
nnd U'/iC ' simultaneously. The selling by re
ceiving houses referred to caused a reaction
to WHic , but the great strength displayed by
wheat carried the market beyond the con
trol of the sellers and caused a second ad
vance to filV4c , with from OlUc to ClV&c the
closing price.
Business In oats was of only fair volume ,
nnd fluctuations were left to follow the
other grains. June started at 29c , sold at
Zfliic. declined to from 28VJC to 28c nnd
closed nt from 28c to We. July ranged
from 2Sio to 2Sc , rcstlnc nt 2&c.
Provisions were firmer , but did not gain In
nctlvlty , although making n slight Improve
ment In price In sympathy with the advance
In corn. Hog receipts were 23,000 head , nnd
17.0CO head Is the extent of the estimated run
for tomorrow. Compared with yesterday's
close , September pork Is about 5c higher
nnd July unchanged. Lard Is 7',4o higher
for both July and September , nnd ribs arc
up 7Hc for July and oc for Septcmbjr.
Vessel room firm nt lUo for wheat and
corn and Ic for oats to UutTnto.
Estimates for Friday : Wheat , 25 cars :
corn , 218 cars ; onts , 180 cars : hogs , , 17,000
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. [ Onm UUIi. | Low. | Clou.
\VlicKtNo. 'i
Mny 02 02 03 ! <
July 03303U 03
Sept. . . . . . .
Corn No. 2. .
Jlny BI BOM
July.
Stspt 61H 61Q51H Sl #
Oats No. . . .
! 8 ; 28 28
Juno 20 28Ji6i2fl
July 28 Ji. 2HJJ
Pork per bbl
July 12 17M1 12 20 12 00 13 17M
Sept 12 40 11 ! 40 12 20 12 4U
LnnUOOlbi
July 0 70 0 75 OC7H 0 75
Sept. 0 65 0 00 G H2 } $ 0 00
Short nibs-
July. . . . 007M 0 20 0 07H 0 20
Ecpt 0 27W 037M 0 22H 0 U2U
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Firm ; winter p.itcnts , 3.10 3,40 ;
winter MrnlKhtf. t2.Mi73.lS ; bakers , $1.8502.4) ;
rprlnir patents , } 3.MOJ.7r > ; spring nil-nights , (2.40
S3 "
T No. 2 spring , C7&c ; No. 3 spring.
C7c : Ni > . 3 led. CS ic.
CORN No. 2 , 51Mc , ; Ni > . S yellow , DO'.Jc. '
OATS No. 2 , 2Sle ; No. 2 white , 32S33'ic ;
No. S white , 31 & 32ic. !
RYE-NO , i , esc.
n \RLEY-No. 3 , MHGKc ; No. S , COTC2o ; No.
, Me.
VLAX SEED No. 1. $1.4 $ .
TIMOTHY HKKD I'rirne , ? 3.I5.
I'UOVIBIONB Mcrs pork , per bbl. . J12.00 ®
12.1214 , I.ard , per 100 Ibs. , J8.65. Short ribs ,
BkU-H ( lonoe ) , 1C oTfG.0 ( ! ; dry salteil shouUlen
) , V > .37HO3.1 : short clear sides ( boxtd ) .
. . .
WHISKY DUtlllers' flnlshed cooJs , psr gal. ,
SUGARS Unchanged.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
On the ProJuca exchange today tno butter mar
ket wan linn ; creamery , lOitltlc ; dairy , BOlDc.
Y-eet. sto.uly ; HM'jr.'c. Cheese , creams , 34 !
10,4c.
NBW YOKK UHNBUA.L M.UUUJT.
Closing ; QnoMlloni on tlio IVInulpU Coru-
miidltlofi nnd Miiplrn.
NEW YOIUC , Mny 9.-FLOUU-Ilccelpts , 12.00C
Uila. ; exports , 15.EOO bblsales ; , 21,100 pkgs
Market firm but no higher ; limits light
exporters raised their bids sllghlly ; ell ]
mill patents , 5l.ltWl.lO ; winter patents
13.4093.75 ; city mill clears , { 3.WB3.GO
winter straights , { 3.JW3.30 ; Minnesota patents
I3.70O4.00 ; winter extras , JlCOffiS ; ; Mlnnesotr
bakers , J.70O3.23 : winter , low Ktades , lZ.Xfi2.W
spring , low grades , U.00g2.23 : s.mlhern Hour
dull ; KOMI lo choice extra , t3.COJ(3.S5 ( ; rye Hour
IInil ; tales , COO bbls. ; Bup.'rllne , IJ.CoiT3.75 ; fancy
| 3.M r4.1S.
COHN MKAb-Qulet ; sales. COO l.bls. , 2W (
tacks ; yellow western , Jt.15tfl.17 ; Itrondywlne
tso.
"WHEAT Receipts , 153.COO bu , ; exports. 103.10
bu. ; sales. 8.C90.000 bu. futures and 344.000 bu 1.
spot. Bpot maikct BtronR on red. .weak on sprlni
wheat ; No. 2 red , In store and elevator. M4c !
Bllcut , C9 ic ; f. o. b. , C'JTic atlmt ; No. 1 hard (
IS c , dellvereil. Options ciienod stronger , will
news all bullish , consisting of Icsa favorabli
cr&p news. BtlmulallnR 1 rlca Current repoit t
Michigan stale report and drouth talk from th
southwest : ruled dull around nixin , but advance *
aecldedly In the afternoon on heavy buying , sup
posed to be for outside Interest , repot Is of big caul
demand an I hlKher private cables ; closed 2
higher ; No , 2 red. May , closed at C7Uc ; June
67',4 < fi Uc. closed at ( SHc ; July , CTUOCSTic. closec
at UHc ; August , 67 > , i iO'Jc , closed ut CUe ; Heptem
ber. 7T40 ? ic. clced nt 65Kc : October. CSf
6'Jic , closed at C'JHc ; December , "OltTlUc , closet
at THic.
COIIN Ilecelpls , 131.COO bu , : exporls , 3.5OT bu.
sales , 87S.OOO bu. futures and T'J.W ) bu , rixDt
Bpot r.iaikct easier on better grading ; No.
white. Wo ; steamer mixed , Me. Option marke
advance. ! on unaller receipts , lost It en heav :
estimates for tomonrow , liut finally recoverci
with wheat and closed HQ'.io hlKher ; May
t Vi < tUie , clowd nt U c ; June , 6jH JCc. clusei
at C'Cc ; July , 55H3W kc. cltsed at 16o ; Sentem
tor. U OMUc. closnl ut KUc
OAT8 Hecepts ! , 4S.OOO bu. ; exports , 4,000 bu.
ales , 623.000 bu. futures and " 1.000 bu. si t
B | t weaker ; No. 2. 32fl32Hc ; No. 2 , delivered
UttSSlic ; No. 3 , 3IUU31c ; No. 2 white , 37637UC
No. 3 white. JGUc ; Inick white , st4lc. Option
optned steady , weakened with ctvn , but nnall
partially It-covered , closing unclmntrd to U
lower ; May , SJ'lCtt c , cloi d at K\ic \ ; July
S2KO33UO. closed at IUo ,
HAY Steady ; shipping , 55G60c ; rood to choice
HOPS \Veak ; state , common to choice , old
e ; ISM , 4T9ci IMcKlo coast , old. JUOo ; ISS )
,
HIDES Strong ; wet raltrd New Otleans , sc
lee ted. 4S to CJ Ibs. , 61ic ; llutnos Ayres , do1
0 to tt Ibs. . lie ,
WOOL-rirm ; domestic fleece , UOlSc ; pallet !
1102IC.
PROVISIONS Beef , firm ; family , HI.COU11CO
extra mess. 13.30. Cut nif.its , quiet ; plckl *
bellies. $ i.b > fJ4. & > ; plcklrd shoulder * . JS.r.frS.W
Lanl , steady ; western tenm cloard at J6.S536.W
tales , 50 tierces at } a.M ; city at J6.OOJiC.10
ales , 200 tierces ; May clos d at J4.85 , nominal
July , IT , nominal i refined , higher ; continent
, ; B. A. . I7. 0 ; compound. ti-1'OS.tt ! , . l .rk .
nrm ; new mtss , H3.t\QU.U \ ) | family , J1J.&X
JJ.OO ; short clear , | U.OOtiU.W ,
UUTTKH-Kasyj western dairy. 7 > i6Uo
western creanwiy , ItfjlSc ; western factory , 7f
Jlc ; KlKlcs , 17UUl'c ; Imitation crramrry
ISo ; ctate dairy , mjlSc ; state creamery , x
CHEESE Weaker ; Unr , 4K67a : small , s
art skims. IHttiHo ; full tlclms.
U.U aa
( fll.wtolern ; fresh , llHQ13Uoi loutlicrn ,
lUioi receipt * . .O1 pkR .
TALJXJW-Kaiyt city ( It per v\tg. \ ) ,
ojilntry Ipkirs. ffe ) , r(64Uc. (
I'imiOLUUM-lllEhcr ; United closed at 11.89
bid ) WadiltiRlon , btilii. . JJ , nominal ; Washington ,
In hulk , nominal ; refined New York. IS.S3 ; Phlla-
d'lphlA nnJ Dnltlmore. 18.20 ; Philadelphia and
Italllni re , In bulk , J5.70.
ROHIN Steady i strained , common to eoo-1 ,
tl.Wfll.81
ntCU-Blciulyi domtstle , fair to extra , 4HO
Wc ; Jopan. 3flO4'ic.
.MOI.AHSKH rirm ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to cliolce , i"Jf/3c. /
METAI.H-1'Kf Iron , Moody : Pcotch , tlO.OOffM.OO ;
American. MMHI.M. Ctppfr , tlrm ; InokiTs' price ,
W.STiJl nthange | irlcc , Jlitl. ' , lU.23. Iad , strong ,
brokers' price , } 2.95 ; cxchnnya price , 3.05Q3. < j7'i.
Tin. leady : Strnlts. JH.MR1I.S5 : plates. ab < nit
steady. Spelter , nrm ; domestic , } 3.30U3.:5. Sales
on 'clinnce , 2j tons May tin , 114.73 ; 2j tonn May
tin , Jit.'O : A tnns cash tin , ! U.S5.
CaniJNSEEn OII < rirm , with demnnd fairly
ar'lvp nnd mainly frum exporters ; sales Included
200 bbl . pi-lino summer yellow nt 27c , closing
with 2i' c nplieJ , nnd 300 bbl . prime white for
export nt 30o , closing with 30'.io ' asked.
UMAI1.V UENUKAL .U.VItlCKT.
Condition of Triulo nnd ( Jiiotntlout on
Mnpln nml 1'niicy 1'roducr.
EGQS-Cliolcc stock , 12c.
IlUTTER-Old hay or white stock. 4Q.1e ; fair
to good country , 10@12c ; choice to fancy , UGlCu ;
gathered creamery , Wll'c ; separator creamery ,
He.
He.LIVE
LIVE POULTRY Hens , CQCUc ; mixed , VStc ;
ducks , 8j9o ; turkeyn , 9T10c ; heavy loins , 7c ;
geese , 808Hc.
VEAL-Choice fat , 70 to 1M Ibs. , arc quoted at
6'.507c ' ; l.irge nnJ coarse , 3S > tc.
CHEESE AVlfconsIn full cieam , Young Ameri
cans , 121i13c ; twins , 13e ; Nebinska nnd I own ,
full cream , lie ; Nebmpkn nnd Iowa , part skims.
| Sc ; I.lmburger , No. 1 , He ; brick , No. 1 , He ;
Sn-lts , No. 1 , lie.
HAY Upland hay , J8.M ; midland , * S,00 ; low
land , JJ.tO ; lye ttiaw , > 5.M ( ; color makes the
price on hay. Light bales sell the best. Only
top grades bring top prices.
1'lQEONS-l'er doz. , J1.01O1.20.
VEGETA11LUS.
POTATOES Western slock , car lots , Kc ; small
lots. 7tHi75c : Early Itcso seeil potatoes , DOc ;
Kaily Ohio seed , $1.10 ; Northern Early Ohio seed ,
1 1. 25.
OLD DEANS Hand picked , navy , J2.20 ; Limn
beans , per II ) . , 5Hc.
ONIONS-On orders , yellow , per bu. , 11.10 ; red ,
CAIIHAGE On orders , 3c.
SWEET I'OTATOE.S-Ucod stock , 12 ; seed ,
12.2.- .
12.2.HORSKRADI8II
HORSKRADI8II Per Ih. . CS"e.
PAllSNlP.S-I'cr bbl. . J1.73.
Rt'TAllAGAS 1'er lb. . 1''iC.
PARSLEY Per doz. bundles , S5C.
Tl'R.N'IPS ' Per bbl. , Jl.W.
SPLVAC'H-Pcr hu. basket , C0075C.
WATER CREBS-Pcr IC-qt. case. J1.M01.75.
RADIHIIES Per di > z. hunches , 23c.
OREEN ONIONS Per iloz. bunchca , loC.
LKTTI'CK ' Per dor. . , SOfiSje.
ASPARAGUH-Cholce stock on orders , 23S30C
per doz. bunches.
PIE PLANT-Per Ih. , ISJIUc.
Cltrt'MIlERS On orders , J1.50C1.75 per doz.
PEAS On orders , per ' .4-bu. box , Jl.
HTRINU 11EANS On oldcrs , per 54-bu. crate ,
Jl.7niJ2.00 ; per ' /i-bu. box , 75c.
AVAX 1JEANS On orders , per U-bu. box , Me ,
FRUITS.
TOMATOES-Pcr six hasket crate , JC.OO7,00.
STRAWllERRIEH Cliolce shipping stock , per
case of 24 < ita. , J2.COiT2.75.
APPLES There are no good shipping apples to
be lud In the nnrket ,
CHERRIES California , per 10-lb. box , J2.
TCOPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Fancy Washington navels , per box ,
J3.HMJ3.73 ; fancy Washington navels , per box , W
and 112 size , none ; choice Washington navels ,
regular size , J3.2503.50 ; choice Washington na
vels , 90 nnd 112 slz , J3 ; fancy wedllngs , per
box , J2.C3ji2.75 ; choice seedlings , pr box , J2.250
60. Mediterranean sweets , J3.C-J93.25.
LEMONS Extra fancy lemons. SCO size , Jl ;
strictly choice lemons , SCO Biz ? , J3.75.
PINEAPPLES Per iloz. , Jl.75fli2.00.
IlANANAS Choice shipping stock , per bunch ,
J2.00S2.W.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIGS Fancy , 15c ; choice , 12S13c ; California ,
bags , 7c.
HONEY New York , ICe ; dark , 14e ; California ,
ISHWlfe-
MAPLE SYRUP Gallon 3ugs , per doz. . J12 ;
Blxhy. 6-gnl. cans , J3.
MAPLE SUGAR Per lb. , SOlOc.
NUTS Almond * , He ; Engllfh walnuts , soft-
shelled , 12c ; stnndaids , He ; niberts , 9c ; Brazil
nuts , So : pecans , lOflllc.
MINCE MEAT Fancy , In quarter bbls. , per
lb. , 6 < Ac ; 10-gnl. kegs , Cc ; condensed , per case of
3 doz. pkgs. , J2.50.
DATES In CO to 70-lb. boxes , B'io per lb. ; fard
dates , 9e per lb.
SAUER KRAUT Choice white , per bbl. , J5.50 ;
per half bbl. , J3.
CIUER-Pure Juice , per bbl. , J5 ; half bbl. , J3.
HIDES AND.TALLOW. . .
HIDES No. 1 green hides. Co ; No. 2 green
hides , D'.ic ; No. 1 green salted hides. 7c ; No. 2
green ealted hides , CUc ; No. I veal calf , 8 to
15 Ibs. . 8ii9c ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , 7c ;
No. 1 dry Illnc hides , 8 9c : No. 2 dry flint hides.
6(7c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 7c ; part cured
hides , He per pound less tnnn fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each 230COc ;
each 6il5c ; dry shearlings ( short woolcd eaily
skins ) , No. 1 , each , B 10e ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No.ach Co ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
pound , actual weight , 6j c ; dry flint Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual
weight , 4tCc : dry flint Colorado butcher wool
polls , per pound , actual weight , 4Q6',4o ; dry
flint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per pound ,
actual weight , 4 JCc. Have feet cut off , as It Is
useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow , 4U ©
4Ho ; No. 2 tallow , 3Vttf4c ; grease , white A. 4ff
4V4c : grease , white 11. 3iic ; grease , yellow ,
2f3c ; gri-nse , dark , 2jc ! ; old butter , 2tT2l4e ;
beeswax , prime , 17fl20c ; tougn tallow , 2e.
WOOL. UNWASHED Fine hcnvy , 6 J7e : flne
light , 89e ; quarter blood , WO12c ; seedy , burry
nnd chaffy , S4f9c ; cottcd and broken , coarse ,
7fWc : cotted nnd broken , fine , CSISe.
WOOL. WASHED Medium , 16018e ; flne , 140
ICc ; tub washed , W18e ; black. So ; bucks , Cc ;
tag locks , 2Q3c ; dead milled , BGCc.
FURS.
FURS-Dcnr , black. No. 1. large , J20.00fl25.W ;
bear , brown. No. 1. large , J20.00G25.00 ; No. 1 me
dium , J1C.OO : No. 1 , small , J12.00 ; bear , brown ,
yearling' . No. 1. large , J10.0uei2.00 : No , 1 me
dium , J8.00 ; No. 1 , small , JC.OO ; bear , brown ,
cubs. No. I , large. J7.00 ; No. 1. medium , J5.00
No. 1 , small , J3.00 ; badger. No. 1 , medium ,
J15.00 ; No. 1. small. J3.OOflilO.00 ; bear , black ,
vearlmcs. No. 1 , large , J12.00015.00 ; No. 1 , me-
dlum. J10.00 ; No. 1 small , J7.00 ; bear , black ,
cubs. No. 1 , large. JC.OOSS.OO ; No. 1. medium ,
J5.OOflJ.00 ; No. 1 , small , J4.00 ; bear , black , Mon
tana and Rocky mountain , No. l , large , J18.00JJ
" 000 ; No. 1 , medium , J14.00 ; No. 1 , small , JlO.OOi
liver Up , No. 1. large. J20.00 ; No. l , medium
312 00 ; No. 1. small , JS.OO ; bear , silver tip year
lings , No. 1 , laige. Jll.OO ; No. 1 , medium , JS.OO
Na. 1 , small , J5 ; bear , silver tip , cubs , No. 1 large
JI.004fl.60 ; No. 1. medium. 60c ; No. 1. small
Me ; fisher. No. J. large , JS.OO ; No. 1 , medium
16.00 ; No. 1 , small. 11.00 ; fox. sllvtr. as to color
according to beauty. No. I , large , J100.00 ; No. 1
medium , JCO.OO ; No. 1 , small , J50.00 ; fox , silver
pale , according to beauty , No. l , large , JJO.W
No. 1 , medium. J30.00 : No. 1 , small. J20.00 ; fox
cross , No. 1. large , 17.00 : No. 1 , medium , J3.00
No. 1. small. 12.00 ; fox , red , No. 1. large , JI.so
No. 1 , medium. J1.23 ; No. 1. small. 11.00 ; fox
gray. No. 1 , laige , 70c ; No , i , medium , 50o : No
1 , small , 40o ; fox kits , No. 1. large. We ; No. 1
medium , 40c : No. 1. Kmall. 30e ; lynx , No. 1
large , J3.00 ; No. 1 , medium. J2.00 : No. 1. small
H.fiO ; marten. No. 1 , large , J2.00 : No. 1 , medium
Jl.W ! No. 1 , small , 11.00 : mink. No. 1 , large
CO C5c ; No. 1. medium. 40c : No. I , small , 35o
mink , dark , No. 1. large. 65c ; No. I. medium
4Uo ; No. 1 , small , 30o ; mountain lion , perfec
head nnd feet. No. l , large , Jl.0002.00 : Imper
feet skins , J6.00S7.03 ; No. 1. small , J5.00 ; otter
pale , No. 1 , large , S7.00 ; No. I , medium , JS.OO
No. 1 , small , 14.00 ; raccoon. No. 1 , large , COffTOc
No. 1 , medium. Me ; No. 1. large , tOcBJJ.OO
skunk , black , cased , narrow striped , No. l , large
Me ; No. I , medium , 40e : No. 1 , small. 25c ; broai
striped. No. 1. large. 20f5c : wolverine. No. 1
large , J4.0 > l ; No. 1. medium , JS.OO : No. i , small
J2.00 ; wolf , mountain. No. 1 , large , J3.00 ; No. 1
medium , J2.0" > ' No. 1 , smalt , Jl.RO ; wolf , prairie
No. 1 , large , C ! > CWV ; Mo. J medium. 60c ; No , 1
small. 40c : beaver , per skin. : : o > 1 , large. J5.00S
> 6.00 ; No. 1. medium , J4.W : No. 1. small , J2.00
. beaver kits , No. 1 , large , JJ.OO ; No , 1 , medium
1.S Jl.W ; No. 1 , small , 75c ; muskrats. winter. No. 1
large , Sfflic : No. 1 , medium. 9e ; No. 1 , small
. ' 7c ; muskrats. fall. No. 1. large. 4Q6c ; No. 1
medium 7c No. 1 small Cc muskrat kits
h , ; , , : , 2if3c
ht St. Louis Oonir.il Market.
BT. IX5UIS , May 9 , FLOUR-lIlgher ; patenti
J3.35JJ-3.C ; extra fancy , JJ.IOQ ) : fancy , J2.8
2.90 : choice , J2.C1G2.70 ; rye flour. J3.25tr3.50.
WHEAT Opened strong at HB4e advance nn
after being steady for a time went up again
closing within Uc of the top and ZUc abova yea
terday ; drouth nnd hot weal'.ier reports and dam
age by bugs moat potent bull news ; No , 2 reil
rn > h , CJlfC'c : May. CT'.jc ; July , C3'.ic ; August
C2ic ! : September. C3e ,
CORN Unsettled nnd Irregular early , thong1
slightly stronger later part of the cession , clot
Ing HO above yesterday : Nn , 2 mixed , cash , 48
bid ; May , 43c ; July , 43Ho bid ; September. 49ft
bid.
OATS Excited over dry weather reports , ad
vanclng ? ic and closing there for July ; nen
month" better , hut later and 'pot firmer ; May
23Uo : June. S0 ; c ; July. 27e ; September , 25c.
CORN MEAIy-J2.3082.35.
I1IIAN Orfrlnira Increasing ; market declined
cait trade offered , sacked , at CSc , but offers nc
taken.
FLAX SEED-Qulet ; J1.41.
GRASS HEEDS Quiet ; clover , J7.008S.OO ; tlrr
othy. J3.50C4.00.
HAY Steady to firm for timothy at JO.W311.2 :
east track ; prairie , unchanged.
IIUTTER Weak ; separator creamery , 15 <
EGGS Better : ficeh. 9 < ic.
fancy Elglns , 19o.
WHIPKY-Jl.rj for distillers' flnlched gxodi.
LEAD J2.E5tfJ.S7 4.
8PELTEK-J3.17i .
1ROVISIONS Per ! ; , standanl mew , Jobblni
J12.2) . Lortl , pnma eteain. JC.50 ; choice. J8.67'.i
Do * salt meats , boxrd slu.uldeis , Jl.iJ ; Ioni
6.i : ' , ; ribs. tC.S3 ; shorts. iS.37"i. I'acon , Uixc
shoulders , J3.75 ; lo.ig-s , } ( S.53 ; ribs , Ji.C2'i ; shorti
. ilEc'EIPTS-Flour , 4.W. . ) bbls , ; wheat , 6.009 bu ,
corn. 4.0iiO bu. ; oats. IT.OoO bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. U.OOO bbls. ; wheat , 45.0C
bu. ; corn. 6,000 bu. ; on In. 54.0M bu.
Mluiicapollt Otaeat Alarltet.
MINNEAPOLIS , May . WHEAT Firm : Maj
C5V Cj June , M\c , September , C3c ; on track , Ni
1 hard , CCo ; No , 1 northern , CCa ; No. 2 nortl
ern , 6V.
, FLOUR Steady : nrst patents. Ji < : e3.75 ;
tt end patents , J3-15 1W ; first clears , l2.40tft.CO ,
ttx
Uulutk Uhrut Murket.
; DULUTII. May I. WHEAT Btront ; No.
hard , cub and Msy. ! 7Uo : July. CSUo ; No.
cub aad it y , ukc ; July , 7Uo ; B i
tember , CJllc : No. i northern , cash , 62 > ; c ; Nn. 3 ,
MJie : rejecte < l. M'ic ; to arrive , No. 1 hard , 67ic ! ;
No. 1 northern , C7c.
STOCKS ANU IIONDS * .
Speculation In Scoiirltlei Yeltonlny Wnii
Strong nncl Actlrr.
NEW YORK , , Mny 9.-Speculatlon on the
Stock exchange today opened strong and active ,
the trading continuing very heavy throughout
the day and bringing the aggregate of the sales
up to the unusually latse total of about 4C5i > oi )
shares. During the first quarter of nn hour the
market advanced on good buying , a large pro
portion of which wns for the foreign account.
The appreciation In values ranged up lo 1C per
cenl , the latter In lialtlmore & Ohio. At the
higher figures realization ! ) set In , and thin was
selling' for the shott account In expectation of a
gcnvint break , but the reaction effected did not
extend a fraction , except In Sugar and Distill
ing , which Uot IH per cent each.
The depression lasted for about nn hour , when
the purchasing movement was renewed , the
conl stocks taking the lead In the ensuing nd-
vnnce , The shorts In Reading nnd New Jersey
Central ruihcd to cover on n report that Inter-
esta closely allied to Jersey Central hail secured
a large Interest In Rending , and thai effuils
would be made lo reorganize on terms more
fnvornhle to stockholders. II was rumored also
that n sctllcment of the conl troubles was Im
minent , but this Induced purchases for both
Recounts In all stocks of the coal group , The
upward movement was very general nnd was
not checked until about delivery hour , when
sale * to take the profits accruing from thin rise
caused a reaction of a fraction generally , 1 per
cent In Sugar nnd l'i per cent In Delaware &
Lncknwanna. In the later trading speculation
ngnln came Into good tone , wllh n partial rally
and Ihe market closed strong. In most cases
prices showed a gain , The Iwnd trading today ,
as on yosteiday , was very slrong nnd animated.
The sales were J4,431,000 , of which JC87.000 were
Texas & Pacific seconds , .
The Evening Posl Knys : On May 1 sight
sterling bills cold nt J4.S3't. Today sales were
made nt ! 4.S7',4 , and Indication * point to still
lower rates tomorrow. The sharp break , nccnnl-
Intc tn prominent dealeis , Is due to pressure to
sell bltH : iinlnsl the purchases of securities for
foreign accounts within Ihe past three monlhs.
So far thla week the purchases of stock on ar
bitrage for foreign nccount amounts to over
1DOif M Him res , and Ihom has also been heavy
purchases of bonds by fore'gn houses. One of
the moHt prominent dealers In foreign exchange
today said : "Within the last thtce nviiths
Europe has taken 100,000.000 of our securities. "
Tile Evening 1'tst'a London cnblegiam says :
The decrease In the coin and bullion In the
Rank of England this week was enthely due to
cash gone Into home circulation , the rxtfm.il
movement of gold for the week being only 5,001
rent to Ilrazll and 5,000 Imported fiom Paris.
The stock markets were strong ttday. The
Knllh- fever Is aiming- and a healthy no Ivlty Is
spreading over all deparlmcnls. Americans were
nrllve nnd buoyant. The German buying was
viY large and .the rise , both In bonds nnd
shares , very general. After a reacllon- prices
cliwcd nt the \ > vf < . Norfolks alone were weak 03
strike news. Judging from the Increase In busi
ness and the enormous shipments of stocks ar
riving by each mall , money Is likely to be much
wanted In the American departmenl for Ihe nexl
account. American gold bonds are being largely
boughl by Insuionce olllces. There Is a famine
here In Investment securities. No stock under
the trust account can now be obtained nt c
price equal to even 3 per cent advance. Ar
gentlno stocks are booming on the president's
mocsage. There waa a further excited rise in
copper. The United Stales loan was 10'.4 per
cent premium.
The following were the closing quotations
on the lending- stocks of the New York ex
change today :
Alchtnon Normwnntorn (18)4 (
Adams Express. . . N. W. pfd
Allon. T. H N. Y. Control IOUH
Am. Express N. Y. &N. E 4.1
Haltlmore & Ohio. Ontario & W IBM
Canada Pacific. . . . BO Orcsron Imp log
Canada Southern. . Oregon Nav on
Central Pacific , . . . O. S. L. * U. N. . . .
dies , i Ohio PnclfloM.lll
Chicago Alton. . . . 1 > . D.X E
C. . M. * Q. Pltmburr 167
Chlcairo Gas Pullman 1'alaco. . 173K
Consolldatexl Gaa. Hemline 18 |
C..O. . C. A St. L. . . . R. O. W ICO
Colo. Conl Sc Iron. . . O. W. Pfil 40
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . Hock Island ,
Delawaru A llnd , . St. Paul
Del.L.ialc. & W. . . 10 U , do pfd 1101 *
D.iR. G. pfd St. P..t Omaha. . . . 3 h
D.iC. F. Co dopfn 112
Krlo Southern 1'aclllc. . 20
do pfd. ' Snirar Ilellnery. . . . 11-IK
Fort Wayne Term. Co.tt A Iron.
G. Northern ofd. . . Texan Pnclfto
C. &E. I. nfd T. A O Cent. DM. . 7K
lloclcliiff Valley. . . Union Pacific
Illinois Centr.tl. . . IT. a Express
St. P. A Duluth . . . \V. St. L. & P
K..k T. pfd do pfd
Lake Erlo & Vr'ost Wells Fariro Ex. . . 1UG
do pfd Western Union . . 113
Lake Shore Whcollne & L. E , . 13-H
Lvad Trust do pftl 44
Loulnvlllo&N. . . . M. A St. L
L. & N. A D. A R.O
Manhattan Con. . . . O. B 33H
McniDlitn&G N. L
Michigan Cent. . . O. P. &I.
Mlshovirl Paclflo. . do pfJ OB
Mobile & Ohio . IL AT. O
NanhvllleCli.il. . . . T. A. A. A N. M. . . .
National Cordaze T. St. L. AK. C. . . .
do pfd clonfcl 13
N.J. central S. K. R
N.i W. pfa do pftl
North Am. Co. . . . Am. Too. Cede
Northern Paclflo. . do pM 100
No.Pae. pfd St. P. , M. A M 111
U.K. D. .tO
The totnl soles of stocks toilay were 4C1.72Q
shares. Including : American Sucar. 33.400 ; Amer
ican Tobacco , 9,500 ; Atchlson , 17,400 ; Burlington.
11.110 ; Dlstllllnir nnd Cattlcfee.llnB certificates.
S..SOO ; General Electric , 4,700 ; Kansas & Texas ,
3,900 ; Kansas & Texas preferred , 3,500 ; Missouri
Pacific , 9.600 ; New York Central. 3,500 ; Noithern
Pncinc. 4.700 ; Northwestern , 4,000 ; Pacific Mall.
7.WO : Hock Island , 4MO ; St. Paul , ZS.OOO ; Silver
ccrtUlcnten. CO.OOO ; Texas & Pacific. 7,000 ; Uitlon
Pacific. 4,600 ; United States Cordage. 5,300 ; Unltcrt
States Leather , 9,600 ; United States Rubber. C.IOJ ;
Western Union , 21,300.
Novr York Mrnov JMiirkot.
NEW YORK. May 9. MONEY ON CALL
Easy ntVt pen cent ; last loan , l@lVi per cent ;
closet ! nt Hi per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 3ffl',4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak , with actual
business In bankers' blllH nt JI.S8 < 3.E8'i for de
mand and JI.87tJ4.S7U for CO days ; posted rates ,
:4.87@4.7V4 and f4.SSUQ4.S9U ; commercial bills ,
; f4.S6.
SILVER CERTIFICATES 7 J67e.
GOVERNMENT IJONDS Strong. Slate bonds ,
dull. Railway bonds , titrong.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U. a 4 , res , , now. C. P. 1818 Of "J < 5. . . 102
U. 3.4a coup.new. D. AH , (1. ( 7s 112H
U.S. Bo , reir D. AR. G. 4s 80
U. S. 6scoup HBli Krlo 2ds OHH'
U.S. 4nrer ll'JVi U.K. AS. A. Os. . . . 00
II. S. 4S.COUP 11.1 G. H AS. A. 7s. . . 101
U.S. Us. ref U7 H.iT. C. Bs 107
, Pacific Ua of ' 05. . 100 do Ox 101
Ala. Clans A 1117 M. K. A T. lit 4s. . S7
Ala. Clasi II 100 ilo 2d 4n fillM
Ala. Clans C Mutual Union Oa , . 100
Ala. Currency. . . . N. J. C. Gen. 5 . . . . 104
La. New Con. 4s. . 103)C. . Pnc. Ist9 HUM
, MlHsour ! 09 100 do'.Mb eon
N. C. Oa 124 N. W. Consols. . . .
N. C. 4s 103 do S. K. Deb. St.
8. C. non fund 84" U G. West. l ti. . . i7. ? '
Teniu new net Os. St. P. Consols 7s. . .
Tonn. nuvf set Si. 100 doC. A P. W os. 113
Tcnn.oiiUts CO St L.AI.M.rien.5. 7DH
Va. Centuries St.L.AS.RQen.0. 100
do deferred Tox. Pac. lit ]
Atchlson 4n do2ds
AtchlHon 2d A. . . . U. P. 1st * of ' 00. . . 106
Canada So.Ms. . . . . 103) < West Shore 4a 10SK
L. AN. UnineU4B. So. K K 03
llontou Stoolc ( Juotatlnnt.
BOSTON. Mar O.-Call loans , 2HQ4 per cant :
thno loans , 3'A4hi pjr cent. Cloiln ; pricoi for
( locks , bonds anil mining shares :
Han Franoltco Allnlni ; Stiielc < Juntitlnn < *
SAN FRANCISCO. May 0 The omelal elo -
Ing- quotations ( or mining Blocks today weru ai
followu :
Alia 1U Halo k Norcroas. . 130
AlphaCon 0 JllhtlCO 130S
Andes 17 Kentucky Con. . . . >
liulcher 64 Mexican , 07
lleut .V llololior. . . . OK Mono IS
1'CHlle Con 105 Mount Diablo 1G
Rullloil 1 Occidental Con. . . , ! '
[ luhvcr Con 1(1 Oolilr 105
Caledonia 7 Ovcnnan in
Challenco Con 33 POtOBl 41)
Choltar 37 Suvaico 22
Confidence 10A Sierra Nevada os
Con. Cat It. Va , . . . . lit ! ) Sliver Hill
Con. Imperial 1 Silver IClnc 23
Con. Now York. . . 3 Union Con 45
45S
Crown Pomt f > 0 Utah Con S
Oould It. Curry. . . . . 38 Yellow Jacket. . . 3D
Sliver bars. ti ; (3CJHo. ( Mexican UolUri , 633
BSJfc Drafts , sight , 2He ; telegraphic. 5o.
Nevr York Alliunir fjjntatlo .
NKW YORK. May O.-Tha following are tha
closing lutninf ( inoiitions ;
Ilulwcr. 14 Ontario UOO
Choler 41) Ouhlr 175
Crown Point H5 Plynioiuh ' -u
Con.Ca' i Va. , . . 270 Qulclcsllrcr. . . . 390
Ilcadwoid 35 Quicksilver pfd. . .Ihoo
Gould Curry. . . 40 Sierra NoT.iili. . . . 00
Hale JL Norcroes. . 120 Standanl 290
Homentako 1UOO Union Con. 40
Iron Silver 30 Yellow Jacket. . . . 30
CO MexicanCS
London block Quotations.
LONDON , Miy U. 4 p. m. closing ! .
h- Can , Pacific 614 Si. Paul com 07
-
Erie 13 N. Y. Coutrtl 1024
ErloUds 70 > { Peunsylvaulo. . . . o5) |
111. Central 07 Keadlnr Bh
Mexleanordlnary. 34M Mex. Cen. new 4s. . OUJ (
HAH BILVEIl-JOHd | > er oui > ce.
The rate of discount In th open market tai
short bllla I * 1-1C per cent and ( or thrc * monlhi
bills U-K per cent.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattlo Kccoiptt Lisa -TUtm Half These of
the
BUYRS CLEARED .THE- YARDS EARLY
( lag ItccclptnTure * Abe Light nnd the
Mitrkct WHS Active mid n Cents tor
1O Cents Illf-her-No Sheep
on the Mnrkot.
THURSDAY , Mny 9.
The receipts today were CIO cnllle , 1,790
ogs nnd 4W Bheep , as against 1,103 cattle ,
,3G2 hogs and no sheep yesterday , and 1,101
attle , 4,021 hogs and 238 sheep on Wednes-
ay ot last week. There were only a little
ivcr one-half as many cattle us were here
cstcrdny nnd less than hulf the number
ounted In the yards a week ago. There was
ulso a heavy falling oft In the receipts of
iogs.
The receipts for the week are 4,00) , ) cattle ,
,700 , hogs and 931 sheep , as against 6,511 cal-
le , 13,001 hogs and 1,605 sheep for the same
lerlod last week.
With only twenty-three fresh loads of
'tittle ' In the yards and only a small proper-
ton of them beeves , there wns not enough
0 keep the buyers occupied very long- .
There were n few fairish corn-fed beeves on
ale , but no westerns , nnd the buyers were
lot long In clearing the yards. The prices
> ald did not snow any material change from
cstcrdny , the market generally being
quoted as steady.
Cows and heifers sold readily at steady
irtces and the offerings were all taken early.
One-three-load bunch of heifers sold at J3.SO
and a part of a load of cows reached Jl.
A few loads of stackers and feeders
chanced hands , but the amount of business
vus limited by the small number of cattle
lere. Hepresentatlve sales :
UEEF STEERS ,
Vo. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . 930J325 1..1000 Jl 20 23..111 ! J4 90
8. . . . 1)83 ) 415 3..1133 4 CS 1..1310 503
9. . . . 9SS 4 15 40..1003 4 75
COWS.
L. . . 730 176 9. . . . 853 2 CO C..10SC 400
C. . . . 861 ISO 2..1010 270 14..1137 4 W
1..1020 190 2. . . , SCO 3 CO 20..1001 403
1. . . . MO 220 4. , . . 017 375 1..14IO 4 C3
L. . . WO 2 40
HEIFERS.
4. . . . 633 2 50 27. . . . C82 2 70 CL. . . 700 3 50
5. . . . 510 2 50 2. . . . OSO 2 75 18 , . . . 710 3 75
5. . . . 43C 2 50
BULLS.
1..1470 250 2..1400 275 1..1570 300
1..1I50 270 1..15SO 300 1..1700 340
Z..HSO 2 75
STAQS.
1..1SSO 300
CALVES.
2S5 2 10 L. . . 150 4 75 L. . . 12) ) 5 00
250 2 50 1. . . . 140 4 75 3. . . . IS ) 5 SO
150 4 00 1 , . . . ICO 5 00
STOCKKIIS AND FEEDERS.
I. . . . 570 230 4. . . . C32 350 21. . . . C70 3 C5
2. . . . 400 330 2. . . . 575 350 13. . . . $93 3 CO
5. . . . CS2 3 40 3. . . . COS 3 CO
MILKERS AND SPUINOEIIS.
springer J14 CO
1 springer is 00
1 springer , K w
1 cow and calf i 2500
1 cow nnd calf : 3000
1 springer * - 3000
HOGS There were .only. Iwenly-lhrce fresh
oads of hogs on sale. The market opened netlva
md 60 to lOc higher. lEverythlng wns sold In
hort order and an early clearance was effected.
The best heavy hogs wcrejsold at J4.CO , or lOo
ilgher than the top yesterday. The bulk of the
logs sold at 14.40 to J4.M _ as against JI.33 to
4.40 yesterday. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. l NT ) . Av. Bh. Pr.
. . .156 200J415 . ,77 211 1601145
. . .147 40 4 20 > 81 101 SO 4 45
9 155 . . . 4 30 13 200 . . . 4 45
6 15S . . . 425 ' 71 203 . . . 445
3 173 SO 4 33 , 9 238 SO 445
2..i 303 40 4374 ! * CC 200 SO 443
0 195 240 4 40 66 215 . . . 4 47W
5 183 360 440 91 201 40 447 % *
3 UC 120 4 40 CO 232 ICO 4 47'A
7 175 . . . 4 40 C2 209 . . . 4 60
w 225 SO 4 45 70 215 ICO 450
5 310 120 445 . -73 233 80 4 60
7 210 . . . 443 / ti ) 217 . . . 565
. . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 > ' -C7 25S 120 453
. . . . . . . . . . . 445 CS 2U . . . 4 5 >
,3 230 40 445 DO 283 . . . 4 CO
19 182 80 4 43 \'lf.
SKIPS'AND'CULLS.
1 430 . . . 3 00
00PIQS.
PIQS.
1 131 . . . 4 03
SHEEP There were two loads received , but
they were consigned direct to Ihe packers and
were not offeicd on the market. Fair to choice
natives are quotable at from $3.25 lo J4.I3 ; fait
; o good westerns at from J3 to Jl ; common and
stock Bheep at from J2.26 to J3 ; good to choice
40 to100lb. . lambs at from J3.75 to J3.
Kocetptn nml Disposition of Stuck.
Official receipts nnd disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
3 o'clock p. m. , May 9 , IK'O :
RECEIPTS.
Cars , Head.
Cattle 21 CO ]
Hogs 22 1.791
Sheep 2 4S5
DISPOSITION.
DISPOSITION.Cattle.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
The Q. H. II. Co. , K. C 25 478 2 < < >
Swift and Company. K. C. . . Ill 811 230
The Cudahy Packing Co 153 174
Cudahy llroa 277
O. II. Hammond , K. C. 25
Cudahy , K. C 23
Omaha Packing Co. , K. . C. . . 4S
I , . Decker . ' 41
Hamilton & H 23
Bhlppeis and feeders 82 C
Left over > 75 100 . . . . .
'
Total C09 1,810 483
CIUCAUO LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Supply Continues Llclit uud Prices
Are IVoll Maintained.
CHICAGO , May 9. The cattle supply continues
light , only about 9.000 head arriving here today
against 14,449 head for the corresponding daj
of 1S94 , nnd the receipts so far this week have
fallen about 2.000 head short of limited receipts
for the name time last week. A few sales o
native steers were made under $4.60 , and the
offerings were moving off freely today at from
JI.23 to tO for lots weighing from 90J to 1,650 Ibs
The supply embraced a very fair propoitlon o
good to choice beeves weighing from 1,3'X ' ) to
LOW Ibs. , nnd sales of shippers , exporters and the
dressed beef trade were on a liberal scale a
from J5.60 to * 5.85. There were sales of w < stern
weighing from ilOO to l.l'.O Ibs. at from (4.60 U
J4.G5. and choice westerns were held at from J5.51
to 15.CO. DutcherH' nnd canners' stuff was fairly
active , cows selling at from 11,75 to I4.SO , chiefly
at from (2.60 to (1.40. Bulls sold at from (2.25
to $4.75 , nnd veal calves of the right kind found
buyers nt from (4.60 to (5.25 , being from 23c to
We per 100 Ibs. higher than last week. Texas
rattle were In fair tuipply and In the usual good
request nt ruling prices , Texans selling at from
(3.25 to (3.75 and fed lots at from J3.W to (3.10.
Today's supply of hogs was In the neighbor
hood of 23,0i)0 , Including thosa left over from
ye terday. At the vtnrt business was dull , and
buyers were Inclined to hold back for lower
prices. Later on. however , finding that holders
wete firm , the buying became much better , and
the larger part of the supply changed owner
ship. Chicago packers took hold freely , and as
usual eastern shippers bought n. good shuie of
the choice droves of hogs. The bulk of the
transactions were at (4.5jei,70 ; , heavy hogs sell
ing nt 14.2504.77H. l'R"l ' and mixed weights nt
( l.25tt4.CO , pigs at (1.0084.25 , and culls at (2.00O
4.0 . ' ' > :
Bheep prices were firmer under continued m' < l-
c-rate nippllea and a .gofrT. demand from local
llrms. Natives sold art2,2'.B4.C5 , chiefly nt 13.90
nnd Upward ; western * 'soil ' ) at $3.0)j 1.05 , and
lambs brought (3.90Q6l.75.f'most ot them being
Mexican * . For spring Wnl > 3 weighing 60 Ibs. ,
(0.0080.23 were the runni"f.rlces.
Receipts : Cattle , 9.UO' ' ) bead ; calves , 903 head ;
hogs , 23,000 , head ; sheep , ll.qOO head.
St. Ixilils Ll Mock.
ST. LOUIS. May 9.-CATTLR Receipts , 4,000
head ; shipments. 700 h < l'l ; market a shade easier ;
export native steers , JB.TtW i : enod to choice ,
(5.30(55.75 ( ; fair to medium- : . 60R5.25 ; light , (3.75
A'4.60 ; stackers and tcuJW's. (2.6004.23 ; cows ,
I2.25B4.M ; fed Texas sttefs. ' , (4.00Q4.30 ; grassers ,
(3.W04.W : cows , (2.00IT3.23.
HOQS Receipts. 4.5-W. h wil ; shipments. 400
head ; market opened f ( QnOc better , but closed
weak : top price. (4.60 , .TdtUjbulk ot sales , (4.40i ?
4.65 ; light , (4.2584.45. . . , , - : ,
SHEKP Receipts. l.Jfi Vitailt shipments , SOI
head ; market Arm ; native , (3.4)01.23 ; vouth-
west , (3.00if3.75 ; springy lanlba , (3.CKJJAM.
ICanmn Clt.vJlve Stock.
KANSAS CITY , May9. . CATTLK Receipts.
3 , WO head ; shipments. ILCdO bend ; market slow
nnd steady ; Texas steers. J3.COijl.75 ; Texas cows ,
t2.25C3.30 ; beef utrers , (3. ! < Oft .S5 ; native cows ,
ll.7SfH.13 ; etockera and feeders , (2.20&4.40 ; bulls ,
tl.73tf4.CO.
IIOOS Receipts. 7.700 head ; shipments. l,0o (
head : market weak to lOc lower ; bulk of sales ,
(4.25O4.45 ; heavies , UKtM.CO ; packers , t4.SOfil.CO ;
mlx l , (4.20@4.45 : lights , (4.1304.3 : ; Yorkers ,
( I.SQ4.35 ; pigs , (3.73CT4.25 ;
SHEKP Receipts. l.SUO head -.shipments , MX
head ; market steady.
.Stock tn Menu
Record of receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Thursday , May , 1K > 5 :
Cattle. HOES. Sheep.
South Omaha . 6)9 1.794 4M
Chicago . 9,000 23.0)0 ll.CHX
Kansas City . 3.600 7.700 l.&N
BL , Louis . . . . 4.0UO 4.500 1.20C
Total * . . 17.409 36.994 ll.l
Coffee.Market. .
NEW YORK. May . COKFEB-Optloni
opened dull at unchanged price * and ruled flnr
on local covering demand. Belters scarce nm :
foreign new * better than expected. Local offer-
Inn rurtrtcfKlj cloned Btrady &t IO1S points ad <
vnace ; sale * , TTtt ltt , lududlm : Uay. IU.JOG
4.45 ; June , Jll.TO ; July , tll.CO ; Autpist , tll.SSl
Heplrinber , ( ll.M. Spot coff , dull ; No. 7 , Ifc ;
mild , nulet ; Cordova , ( lS.7iUl'-Mi "I" , to *
ns ; No. , ) ( > ic ; I.WKI tmgs Mamralbo and 1,100
LnK Central American , p. t.
HANTOM. May 9. Firm : Rood nvrrnce Pantos ,
16.80 ; receipt ! ? , 9.00ft bng ; Hock. 107W ) biiKK.
llAMIH'Hll , May 9. quiet , UUUl'fK. ' lower ;
sales , fl.noii ImcK.
RIO Hi : JANEIRO. May . Firm ; No. 7 Rio.
18,70 ; exchange. 9 l > lCd ; receipts , S.O'JO baKs ,
clenrtvl for the Vnlled Htntf , 7A > 'i bng * ! clcnrv < l
for Europe , 4,000 bass ; stock , 27S,0b.igs. .
HAVRi ; , Mnv 9. Opened bnrely sleidy , un-
chnnge < l ; nt 12 m , bniely steady , unchnngod ;
it 3 p. in. bnrely Mcncfy , unchanged to 'If
owcr ; cloted Lnrely stendy , undinnKed to ' .if
net decline for the day ,
l.lxrrpool Alur : cts ,
LIVERPOOL , May 9. 415 ! p. m. rlo ei
WHEAT Spot tjulct ; demand moderate ; No. 2
red winter , 6s Hjdi No. 2 red BpHnc , 6s Cd ; No. 1
haul , Manitoba , 5s Cd. Futures opened firm at
unchanged prices nnd clo'iil steady , with nenr
nnd dIMant portions H0\il hlRher ; business
nln'iit equally dlnlrlbutrdj May , 6s ! d ; Juno , f.s
2 < id ; July. 6s 3 < 4d ; August , 5s 3 d ; Kcptember ,
6s S > Ud ; October , r.s 4'id. '
OOIIN HKit | iirm ; American mixed nw , 4 <
7\5d. \ Futures openwl firm nt unchanged prices
nnd closed firm with May Ud higher and other
montlm unchanged from yesterday's closlnn
prices ; May , 4s 7U < < i June , 4s 7'id ; July , < s 7',1'li
August , 4s 7d ; September , 4s SJ ; October , 4s
O.
O.FLOl'R
FLOl'R Firm ; good demand ; St. Louis fancy
winter , ( Is M
PROVISIONS IJncon , dull ; demand poor ; Cum-
Tlaml cut , 2S to 30 Um. . 32s ; short ribs , 29 lln. ,
; long clvar , light , 33 to 45 Ibs. , 32s ; long
clear , heavy , 63 Ibs , . 32s ; sliort clear backs , light ,
18 Ihs , , 32s ; short clear middles , heavy , 65 Ibs. ,
31s Cd ; clear bHIIrfl , 14 to 10 11 . , 32s Cd. Shoul
ders , square , 12 to 18 Ibs. , 28s fHams \ , nhort
rut , 14 to 16 Itm. , 41s M. Ilcff , extra India ims ,
R"s ; prime mefs , C2s Cd. Pork , prime mess , fine
western , 61s 3d ; western medium. Ms 9d. Lard ,
dull ; prime western , 33s Cd ; rellnml. In palls , 33s ,
CHEESE En.-y ; demand poor ; finest American
white. 4C Cd ; finest American , colored , 47s 6d.
W'TTHR-Flnest Unttnl States , 60s ; good , 40s ,
Tt'RPENTINI'HprlltK , 22s 3d.
ROSIN Common , 4s Hid.
COTTONSEED Ollr-Llvcrpool refined , ISs.
LIN.SEEn 011 21 M.
PHTROLEl'M Ilellneil. 9d.
RIIFHIOERATOR HKKF Foren.uarlen , SM ;
hlndnunters , C'id.
IILKACHINO POWDER Hardwood , f. o. b. ,
Liverpool. 17 6d.
HOPS At London ( Pncinc coast ) , 12 6 .
llnltlmoro MnrkntH.
HALTIMORE , May . FLOPR-FIrm , un
changed ; western superfine , } 2.3"ff2.r ) ; western
extra , (2.6.i3.05 ; winter whent patent , t3.COit3.83 ;
spring patent , (3.SOO4.fTr. ) spring whent straights ,
t3.30iff3.fcO ; receipts. 8.24J bbls. ; shlpmento , 7S8
bbls. ; Bales , SOO bbls.
WHEAT FlrnuT ! apot and one month , C,4R ;
C7Hc ; June. 67c nsked ; July , C6H Ofc ; August ,
CCHo nsked ; steamer No. 2 red. 64'/iS 44c ; re
ceipts , 2.116 bu. ; clock , 4W.4SI bu. ; sales , 30,000
bu , ; Bouthern whent by sample , CSjjTOc ; southern
whent on grade , 66 < 369c.
CXJHN-'I sy. spot , 65He63'c ; month , 63V4W
D3Sc ; July , 65 iC67c ; August , 65'4c bid ; steamer
mlxrd , Mo bid ; receipts , 73,777 bu. ; shipments ,
42.S37 bu. ; Flock , 170.S.V ) bu. ; sales , 45,000 bu. ;
southern white corn , 65f50Jic ; southern yellow
corn , 66 < JfMiJ4c.
OATS Firm ; better Inquiry : No. 2 white , west
ern. 3737'ic ' ; No. 2 mixed , 33H 3lc ; stock , 140-
536 bu.
RYE Quiet ; No. 2 , 6So ; receipts , 100 bu. ;
stock , 4,364 bu.
HAY Firm ; good to choice timothy , (13.600
14.00.
GRAIN FREIGHTS Slow aid unchanged.
11UTTER Weak ; fancy creamery , 19c ; fancy
Imitation , J5rl6c ; fancy ladle , 14o ; goo < l ladle ,
ll7)2c ) ; * tore packed. SfllOc
IX3GS Weak ; flesh , 120.
CHEESE Easy ; fancy New York , H i01lfl.
Wool Mnrkot.
LONDON. May 0. At the sheepskin falcs 5.C83
brUea were offered. There wns n KOO < 1 attend
ance and I lie demand was strong and almost
everytlrini ? sold. Combings were ' ,4.S ' < 1 higher ,
nnd clortng showed Ud and cross brcds Ud ad
vance. The following are the sal In detail :
New South Wales , 337 bales ; clothing nnd
combings , HifMil. Queensland , 833 balofl ; cloth
ing and combine , 3',45id. Victoria , 1,873 bales ;
clothing and combing , l&fiU'.id. South Australia ,
1,334 bales ; clothing nnd combing. IHffO'.Jd.
Swan River , KH bales ; clothing nnd combing ,
104d. Tasmania , 20S bales ; clothing and comb
ing , 2'/4 J7Hd.
At the wool auction sales today 14.MO
bales were offi-roJ , of which 2,000 bales wers
withdrawn. Competition was very brlfk for let
ter grades of ( Ine wool at extreme prices. The
purchases were chiefly for Yorkshire and Ger
many and a few more for America.
( iitlon .Mnrkot.
NRW ORLEANS , May 9. COTTON Firm ;
middling , C'Ac ' ; low middling. 5T c ; good ordinary ,
5 9-16c ; net receipts , 2.209 bales ; gross , 2.4SO
bales ; exports to Orent Jlrltaln , 5.000 bales ; con.
tlnent , 918 bales ; pules , 1,700 bales ; stock , 227,900
hairs.
ST. LOUIS , May 9. COTTON Quiet ; steady
nnd firm ; 1-lGo higher : middling , 6 5-lCc ; nal s ,
2CO bales ; receipts. COO bales ; shipments , 763
bales ; stock. 40,064 bales.
NEW YORK , May 9. COTTON Quiet ; mM-
dllng , 0 13-16c ; net receipts. 65 bales ; gross , 1.0S1
bales ; exports to the continent , 282 bnlra ; for-
waided , 112 bales ; fnles. 96 bales , nil spinners ;
stock. 2M.540 bales ; total today , net receipts.
4,103 bales.
Nnw York Dry UnoiM Alnrket.
NEW YORK , May 9. TVIth the close of the
day the new demand shows much better pro
portions than wns Indicated at the opening. Mall
nnd telegram orders called for mlncellaneoua
asnortments of purely seasonable stuffs , nnd
though Individual engagements were for mod-
ernto quantities , the collective takings were
large. Large sales were nlso renched on de-
llverle * through former purchases. Many In
quiries were made for brown cottons , but the
absence of stocks and near deliveries was a har
rier to business. Colored cottons were In better
request. Printing cloths were quiet but firm at
2 13-lCo for spots and 2Uc for contracts.
Sncur .Market.
NEW YORK , May 9. SUGAR Steady ; fair
Mupcovado , . . . - , - - . . - .
molasses rugar. 89 te t. 29ic. land"d ; reflned.
firm : No. 6. 404 ] M6c ; No. 7 , 3T4C4 l-16o ; No.
8 3Ti4 11-lCc ; No. 9 , 3 13.16J4o ; No. 10. 3M0
3 15-ice : No. 11. 3 ll-lWKo : No. 12. 3 9-16au 4c ;
No. 13 3c ; off A , 4 l-lCi3'4Hc ; mold A , 4 11-16QI
4'icstandard A , 4 5-16ff4',4c ; confectioners' A.
4'5-16G5o ; cut loaf. 5 1-16BIUC ; crushed. S 1-lWJ
Cllc ; powdered. 4ic ; granulated , 4 7-104Jic ;
cubes , 4
Altltriuikco market.
MILWAUKEE. May S.-WHEAT-Hlgher ; No.
2 spring , C4'ic ; No. 2 northern , 70Ho ; July , C5c.
CORN-Hlgher ; No. 3. 61Vtc.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 32&o ; No. 3 white ,
32'.4a.
IIARLEY Nominal ; No. 2 , 60o ; sample , 47if51c.
RYl HlRher ; No. 1 , C5c.
PROVISIONS Higher ; pork , (12.10 ; lard , (6.63.
RECEIPTS Flour , 7,200 bbla. ; wheat , 11,700
SHIPMI&TS Flour , 2,200 bbls. ; wheat , 4,300
bu. ; barley , SOO bu. _
Peorlu Alarkcts.
PEORIA , May 9. CORN Active ; No. 2. 49 ? c ;
OATS Active ; No. 2 white , 31431 ? c ; No. 3
white , 31US31ic.
RYE Unchanged.
WHISKY Firm ; high proof spirits , (1.23.
Kansas ( Ity Miirkots ,
KANSAS CITY , May 9. WHEAT Firm nnd
Ho higher ; No. 2 hard , C3'ic ; No. 2 red , C5o ; re-
Jccto * ! 69c
CORN Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 4545c ; No. 2
WOATS Fhin ; No. 2 mixed , 27c ; No. 2 white ,
30c. _ _
Frisco Wheat yuotntloni.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 9. WHEAT Steady ;
December , 97TJQ ! cleared , 69,210 centals.
Foreign t'lnunclal Aff lr .
LONDON , May 9. Bar ellver has declined
to 30 9-10d.
BERLIN , May 9. Exchange In London eight
days' sight , 20 marks 43'.4pfg.
LONDON , May 9. The Hank of England's rat
of discount remains unchanged nt 2 | * r cent.
IX3NDON , May 9. The amount of bullion gone
Into the Bank of England on balance today ,
225.000.
PARIS , May 9. Three per cent rentes , 102f We
for the account ; exchange on London , 25f 23c
for checks.
IX5NDON. May 9. 4 P. rn.-aoM Is 1 ° W
today at Buenos Ayres nt 271 ; Madrid. 13.GO ;
Lisbon , 27V5 ; St. Petersburg , 60 ; Athens , 77 ;
Rome , 105.07'/4 ; Vienna , 103.
PARIS , May 9. Weekly statement of Rank of
France : Notes In circulation , decreased 69-
160oOif ; treasury account , current. Increased
5215000f ; gold In hand , decreased , 3.975,0u < ) f ; bills
discounted , decreased , 102,175,000f ; silver In hand ,
Increased. 7WOOOf.
LONDOJ- . May 9. The weekly stntem nt of
the Bank England Issued today shows the fol
lowing changes : Total reserve , decrease , fS3.fr > ) ;
circulation , decrease. 23,000 ; bullion , decrease ,
C10S.221 ; other securities , decrease , 110 0W ( , othe-
di'poelts , decrease. 239,000 ; public deposits , de
crease. 602,000 ; notes reserve , decrease. 197,000 ;
government securities , Increase , 623,000. The
proportion of the Bank of England's reserve to
liability , which last week waa 63.90 per cent , Is
now C5.25 per cent.
Financial Motes.
BALTIMORE , May 9. Clearings , (1,531,640 ; bal
ance * , 1281,903.
BOSTON , May 9. Clearings , tl ,4G7,232 ; bal
ance * , tl , 692.473.
PHILADELPHIA , May 9. Clearings. (10.493-
7SS ; balances , (1,6(0,161.
BT. I/HUH. May 9. Clearings , 3,942.000 ; bal.
ances , (917,072. Money , 6fjO per cent. New York
exchange , 25C pn-nilum bid.
WASHINGTON , May 9. Today's statement of
the condition of the treasury shows ! Available
cash balance , (112,684,615 ; gold reserve , OC.03.1.WI
NEW YORK. May 9. The American Express
company has declaird a dividend of 3 per rent
per share , ' payable July 1. Clearings , (12l,03J.9'l.
balances , 1S.217.S99.
CHICAGO , May 9. Clearings , (15,835.000. New
York exchange , 20c premium. Sterling , posted
rates , M.W.i and (188. Money , 5 per cent on
call ; & ' , iO per cent on time.
WASHINGTON. May 9.-The treasury geld
today shown an Inciraia over yesterday ' > t (3,418.-
Si9 , making Its total ( WS.OW.SCS. No explanation
la made beyond the statement that U ls l > re-
mimed the deposit wai made by the New York
bund syndicate.
ISnffnto < ooper Khop * llurnrd.
DUPPALO , May 9. The cooper ihops ol
the Richard Grant Cooperage company have
been destroynl by fire with all tbelr con
tent * . Lost , 575,000 ,
IMM n Till ? nATRf.,1TTIJ { (
Present Rate from Denver East to Bo Re
stored to the Regular Tariff.
UNION PACIFIC MAD : A STRONG SHOWING
nuthrrti 1'nclflc Made I.lttlo Hcndn-ny In
Inducing thn Overland to Coino Into
the Snn 1 riuirlstii Local
Association.
CHICAGO , May fl , A meeting of western
Ines was held today , and steps tnkcn to
irevent tlic demoralization that has been
reeplng Into the rates ever slnco the In-
itiRurntlon ot the hoincscekcrs' excursions ,
"lie present eastboimJ rnte ot $10 from Den-
i'cr to the Missouri river expires by llmlta
Ion on May 10. It was decided that bit
ither cut rates , whether made because of
ho homcEcelters' excursions , or because cf
ho Denver-Missouri river rate should be
dropped on that date.
No further cut rates will be allowed , and
steps will be taken to prevent any reduc-
Ion In the regular tariffs through the busl
ness of the two additional excursions which
are yet to bo run. llcforo the meeting
convened there was some fear that the
Union Pacific would not abandon Its Inten-
lon of making the $10 rate from Omaha to
Denver , as well as from Denver to Omaha.
The Union Pacific , however , showed that It
liad no Intention of demoralizing rates , and
t moreover made out a very strong case
n backing up Its assertion that the cut In
ho eastbound rate between Denver and the
Missouri river was due more to the fine
ivork of some competitors of the Union
' 'aclflc than to anything done by that line
tself. H agreed entirely with the resolu-
lon providing that the markets should be
cleared and all manipulations stopped on
May 19.
Vlca President Stubbs of the Southern PA-
Iflo had a long conference today with Gen
ral Passenger Agent Lomax of the Union
'nclflc over the California rate situation.
Some time ago , a local association was
"ormcd In California for the purpose of re
moving demoralization and of keeping Ihs
market In a healthful condition. The Union
Vaclflc declined to Join the association. It
ivas found , however , that the association
could not be much of a success with the
Union Pacific on the outside. Mr. Stubba
was anxious to have It become a member ,
but his efforts today did not avail to any
great extent.
WANT TIIJE COUPON TICKET CASKS.
Differences Itetween Southern 1'nolflc nml
Other Itimtls tit Min Francisco.
Hardly Is one question settled In the rail
road world before another springs up to con-
'ound the representative heads of depart
ments of the great systems of rails extcnd-
ng to the Pacific coast.
San Francisco Is now the battle ground for
a principle , and several of the roads , which
have heretofore been eating the dry husks ,
are now enjoying a cuisine In keeping with
California production.
It has been a custom of the Southern
Pacific company to grant a case of tickets
o Its Immediate rail connections doing busi
ness In San Francisco , discriminating In this
particular case against the Burlington and
Rock Island , whose offices In 'Frisco were
permitted to purchase tickets from the South
ern Pacific office In blank , to use a technical
phrase. The Burlington people , although not
an Immediate rail connection , have felt the
unjust discrimination and have never failed
to Intimate to the Southern Pacific road that
the conditions exacted were particularly hard.
Dut they bore with fortitude their grievances.
Lately an attempt was made to form a
local association In San Francisco , and pre
vious to this association formation the South
ern Pacific pulled out all cases of tickets
from other than their own city office , going
upon the theory that ono city office was
enough for any road. And the formation ol
the local association followed. Dut the Union
Pacific and Canadian Pacific refused to sign
the agreement , the former upon the theory
that It Is the Immediate connection of the
Southern Pacific and should bo permitted to
sell tickets over the rails of the Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific without subjecting
prospective travelers to the discomforts ol
running about town looking for Southern
Pacific offices. The refusal of the Union
Pacific to enter a local agreement has re
sulted In the Southern Pacific granting the
right to all roads doing business In San Fran
cisco to sell tickets In blank. The pro
visional agreement between the roads party
to the contract expires today and It wll
then bo determined whether all the roads
represented In San Francisco will unlto tn
protecting eastbound rates.
JtlUvrnuknp Isiue * n Munlfo'tn.
General Passenger Agent George II. Heat-
ford of the Milwaukee sent out to connect
ing lines yesterday the following circular , re
ferrlng to the action of the passenger de
partment of the Union Pacific : "On am
after May 1 , the Union Pacific sys
tern will decline to accept over Its
line between Council Bluffs and Omaha
tickets having coupons reading over other
lines west of Omaha. Would request , there
fore , that all such tickets be withdrawn from
sale at once.
"In order to avoid possible- misunderstand
ing on the part of our connections as to the
Intent and meaning of the circular referred
to above , you are hereby advised that this
company , by lease of the Omaha brldgo anc
Omaha terminal facilities , runs Its owr
trains over that brldgo between Councl
Bluffs and Omaha , no bridge coupon being
required.
'Therefore , nil tickets Issued via the Chicago
cage , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway to points
beyond Omaha may read over the lines 01
any ot our connections from Omaha , excepi
the Union Pacific.
"Tickets reading over the Chicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway In connection
with the Union Pacific to points west of
Omaha , should , however , read only to Coun
cil muffs via our line , thence via the Union
Pacific. "
T.omax Will Ilnvn H Kny.
General Passenger Agent Lomax of the
Union Pacflc has gone to Chicago with the
determination of placing bcforo the chairman
of the Western Lines Passenger association
his evidence against the Burlington , collected
during the pa t six months , showing that the
road now making charges against the "Over
land" has been culpable In a multiplicity o
cases.
While the fight over rates Is not over by
any means , Mr , Lomax feels that his redress
lies with the chairman of the Western Lines
Passenger association , and he has gone to the
direct head with Ills complaints. Incl
dentally ho will remain to attend a callo
meeting of transcontinental lines with a view
of the formation ot a transcontinental asso
elation.
another I'lro uc tlio Hnnnn .Mine.
With the opening of the Henna mine
which had been on , flro slnco February
2 until last Thursday , tlin. Union Pacific
thought that It had gene through Its perloc
of travail , but Wednesday morning the dump
of travail , but yesterday morning the duini
building caught tire , not only deftroylng the
structure , but In addition , burning the scales
screens and scale tracks , the net loss being
In the neighborhood ct $3,000.
The destroyed building , scales and tracks
THE
FOR THE BLOUS
vlll bo .it onca rcitored , but it ti
bought It will be two \vcelts before C04l
vlll bo ililppetl ( rum ( lie Hnnna mine. In
couicquenco of thli disinter the conl depart *
mtnt of the "OvcrUnd" feels that the hand
of Providence li heavy upon tlio department.
THE DOCTOR'S COLUMN ,
J. O. A. I am a painter nnd have niiffcrod n ,
lonx time from "pn.ntct * colic. " 1'Uane us-
Kcst n treatment.
Take two teaspoonfuls In A tumbler ot
water ot the N'atrolltMc Salts halt ntiil hou
> ctcrc breakfast twice a week.
n. L. 11. act a bottle ct CanUne , Rxtrrtct
f tlio Ilcnrt , and tnko flvo drops twice each
lay , morning nnd evening , to Increase the
it-art's .ict'.on and thus Improve the quality
t the blood.
J. P. II. For the relict of your locomolor
ntnxla which you mention would recommend
a remedy which lias been used with romnrk-
able success In such cases. I refer to the
apltnnl oxtrnt , Cerebrlnc. Procure a bottle
and tnko five drops on the tongue three
.lines dally.
C , lj. C. For relief from the "pimples and
ted blood" yuti mention , 1 would advise you
to take Nttrollthlc Salts. Two trnspoontuls
in half a fAimble'r of water morning and evenIng -
Ing for tlirco days. As a tonic use lie-
etorntlva AVlno ot Cocon.
Mrs. Q. W. The ThyroiaincAnlmal ( Ex.
tract ) would bo nn excellent rcmeJy tor tin
obcMlty you mention. Take tour drops upon
the tongue morning nnd evening.
F. N n. For the Insomnia anil heart
trouble which you mention procure a vial ol
Cnrdinp , Kxtract of ( lie Ilcnrt , and take flv4
ilrops morning and evrnliiK for one week ]
; lien procure n vial of Ccrebrlne , Kxtract ol
he Drain , am * take five drotii fifteen mlnutci
) of ore each meal. A tepid oath at bcdtlmo.
3. A. J. After uslnp three bottles of lh
Serebrlne procure n bottle of Hestorntlva
Wlno of Coca nnd give- the patient a tablo-
Bpoonfui three or four times dntly.
W H. I nm nflllrli > d with hrlilensn | > vs nnd dff-
pri-filon of tpults reultlnit frum nervous d -
blllly. 1 will * to a k y ur ndvlce ns to which
of remedies It would be nrivlrabh- take.
Procure a vial of Ccrebrlne and tnkc flvo
drops three times a day on the toiiRuc. The
last dose should not bo taken within four
hours of bedtime.
W. T. PARKER , M. D.
I' . P.-All Idlers of Innuliy on medical sub
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puny , \VnslilnKton , D. C , will be answer frcet
either tn these columns or by mail direct.
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Prepared according to the formula of
DR. WM. A , HAMMOND.
The most-wonderful therapeutic
dl > tco\cryslucc the dnj of Jcmtcr.
CEREstiRIMn - l-'rotu flic Hrnltt.
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MI-DULLIM ! - From the Spinal Cord.
For Epilepsy , Locomotor Alnxln. etc.
CARUINI' . . . . l-roiu the Ilcnrt
For Diseases of the Heart.
TESTING . . . . Prom tlic Tcstes
For Premature Decay.
OVAR1NR . . . . From the Ovaries
For Diseases of Women.
Dose , 5 Drops. Price , Two Drachms , $1.00.
All Druggists. Send for Book.
FOR MAUiVUIAtj AI'-FKOTIONS and nil IN
FLAMMATORY DISKASHS of which Fever I *
an accompaniment. Of Inestimable value la
NKU11AI.GIA ; for SICK IIKAUACIIK a specific.
1'rlce , i > cr box of 20 nllls , DO cents.
Ono hundred pills , 12.00.
NATltOI.ITIIIC SALTS
For Ilbbltimt Constipation , Totpir of the HoweU
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As a nilhl , effective purgative Is has no equal.
Price , f.0 cents per bottle.
KKbTORATIVIS WINK OF COCA |
In exhaustive statnt of the nervous system ,
resulting from excessive mcnt.il woik , cmo
tlonal excitement or other entires ; depression ot
spirits , melancholia und hysteria , llcstoratlv *
Wine of Coca acts as a ccntle , harmless stim
ulant anil palliative , proilurlnc no evil effects.
1'rlce. 7t cents per botiln
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The Grandest Event of tlio Season !
FRIDAY BOYD'S SATURDAY
MAY 10-11.
Mntlnee Saturday. Mny 11 , nt 23O | p. m.
Beats noW on sale at the theater.
TICKETS-$1.00 : 75c , 50c.
Wonderful 1 Beautiful Mystifying !
! (3. (
Monday Evening , ftay .
MKillT ONLY.
10 END MEN 10
GO-ON THE STAGE-GO
Now Sonus , Nrw .luko * . Now llurlcinue ,
Kvirylhlnif Now.
Cholco of boxes will bo sold at auction Friday
morning itt 0 o'clocK.
Sulu of rcburvcd scats will open Saturday at
0 a. m.
OYD' 14 ,
OneCONCERT - One
-BY-
John Philip Sousa's
PEERLESS CONCERT
l'IUCES-75o nnd Jl.trt. The sale of seats
will open Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
Tickets for place In line will bo luued
Thursday night at D o'clock ,
I'rnpoinl * for ItiiiMIni ; .
NKBUASKA CITY. Mny 2 1B35. Bealea
propopala will be received by W. L. Wilson ,
ut tlio Nebraska City National bank , until
n o'clock m. , June 3 , Ii05 , for the erection
unil completion of the new west wlnj ? of Ui
Institution for the Illlnd at Nebraska City.
Neb. I'lanx and Hpeclilcallona for the sums
cnn bo veen at the oltlcc of the Kuperlntend *
ent of the Institution for the lillnd und at
the olllce of Fisher & Lawrle , architect ! ) .
Omaha , Neb. Separate bids will be received
for the plurnbinK and KUH fitting , and uUo
Btcam lieutlnK. Knch bid muni bo accom
panied by n certllled check for 1300. Th
rlKlit la reserved to reject any or all bids
and to waive any defect or Informality tn
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liy order of the board of trustees.
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