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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RJGTtniDAY , MAY 25 , 1895.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Edge "Was Taken Off of the Bull Movement
Yesterday.
POSITIVELY DULL ON THE BOARD
In Corn the Mitrleot Again Suffcrnl from
Heavy ItrcrlplH nnd I'nvornlilo
Outlook for the Next
( Ipiicrnl Crop.
CHICAGO , Mny 21-The edgp was taken
oft the bull movement on the Hoard of
Trade todiiy , unil evfrythlng closed lower.
In conuntlFOii with yeiUirdnv'-i llnul fig
ures , wheat finished l > tc off , corn , 1'id oals
He , pork 3tfc. lard nnd ribs 2'ic ' each.
The weakness In ginln vvnsowing lo heavy
realizing sales ninels In Iho face of Ihc most
Kloomy crop reports jet received , and that
In provisions was the result of the he..iv >
receipts of hogs and the weakness In corn
A reaction was In oidu In the gialn mm-
kots. The commission houses that foi more
than two weeks have been urging their
ruatomcia who had good profits In wheat
bought to lake llicm Burcecdetl at length In
Inducing u "ufHclent numbei lo sell lo cause
a considerable setback In the price Al
though Ihe Liverpool vvheal market opened
lower than It closed , and It had rained In
Kansas during the night , the niniket
dropped , with Eom > bu > ers willing to paj
73c for July wheat Not man > , however ,
paid thnl ; Ihc great majority were willing
at "S c , or the name as It was wotth at the
close of > csteiday's B ° slon , nnd some even
pressed some wheit for sale which had n
Kood prollt at 7S'4 ' < ' A goud deal of wheat
was wanted fiom 7Sc to iS'ic , and bofor'
the cnily bin Ing orders vvhlili succeeded
the opening break e mM be all Illle-d the
price rojc again lo ' . < < Tor nbout fifteen
or twenty minutes the price lif > a\ed up nnd
down In lircgul.tr swrlls and depressions
between 7h5 c and 79c , and then came a
crash.
Corn , whleh was showing heaviness on ac
count of the libel al leccipts of that article ,
commenced to tumbl ° , nnd when It had
broken ' , < .e below the price It had closed
nt jestErday wheat had n sympa
thetic spismi and collapsed "uddcnlv to
77'c. The reviving inlluoi ce of fre h bujlng
older * wan npiln supplied and before man }
minutes It had tinln irecovered to 79'tC
The III ft dovvnwaid plunge was due to
the lower cablps , pahs by longs and tin-
execution of "ton lo s rndoif On tlio next
turn It dtcllneel lo 7SV , and then kept
wobbling lazily for an horn or more be
tween 78'fce1 and 79c The volume of trad
ing vvns very much reduced as compared
with Hi" tremendous bulk of busln KS done
cveiy el ly for ten elnjs back 'I here were
considerable Intelvals during which their
was actual dullness In the pit , but nt no
time was theie nn absence ol neivous
vvnlohfulness that kept thu pit filled with
brokers , all alert for contingencies. The
reports from the countiy coneemlng the
crops of the states of Indiana and Illinois
were woful In th Ir men itonous reiteration
of destruction In addition to these states ,
Ohio , Kentucky and Missouri joined the dole
ful chorus , and even the northwest had some
complaints to send nbout unfavorable
wealher foi Miring wheat , but It was rain
ing In South Dakota this moinlng , so that ,
ns rcgnids spring whent , the belief In n
peed prospect ftr It did not suffer The
market began to vvcnk n verj much during
the afternoon hour , and long wheat kept
coming out In htaxv chunks from that time
up lo the cloje That resulted In a rapid
and heavy diop In Ihe prlrj There wan
a strong fight during the decline nt liom
7Sc lo 77"e and llimli } at "f.p. but it was
not until Hi" latter point was icached that
the selling oidcrs censed to prevail There
was a recovery to 77c In the last few mln-
ufH. but at the close thorn were sellers
nt 77c , nnd It dropped to 7b"Jc , before the
crowd separated.
In corn the maikct ngnln suffered from
heavy receipts and fnvotnblc outlook foi
the next crop A good demand fiom the
Pcabonrd , resulting in the sale foi expoit
of 250.000 bu , sustained the price early In
the day , Imt the afternoon weakness of
xvheat nnd the flno weather were the most
Influential factors In the end , and a consid
erable decline lesulled 'Ihe opening price
for July was CPjC , 01 Vic under the previous
day's closing eiuotntlon It was prevented
from g'ttlng very weak while the cafdi
business ruported was under way , but grad
ually worked down to Kl'ic It had n quick
reaction to KOiC , whleh was the price nt
the clo c
Further and more discouraging reports of
crop dninngp by the weather stalled a com
paratively firm feeling In th ° oats market
It did not last long , however , weakening
xvlth wheat and corn Theic wnt free sell
ing on the decline nnd at times ellfllcnlty
was experienced In finding buyers. Taken
ns a whole , however , business was active
ttnd sales heavy
1'rovKlons weie weak from beginning to
end. The hog receipts are proving more
than the cash dcmanel will absorb nnd corn
Is weak.
Estimated rec ° lpts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
7fi cars ; corn , 870 ems , oats , 450 cars ; hogs ,
12000 head
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were as follow H :
FLOt'lt Flim nnd lOc lilehcr , winter patents ,
$3SOH3GO ; winter stralKhts , $3 Ooft3 23 , bakers ,
$1.93tr > 50 ; sprlnK patents , $3 COtf3. J : sprlnK
UrnlKhts. $250yi2T
AVHHAT No 2 sprlnc , 79S Oc. No. 3 spring ,
78 S2c : No. 2 red. 7Gft7ti'4c '
CORN No. 2 G3c. No 3 jellow , 53'4c '
OATS No. 2 29c , No. 2 white , 32'/4ff33'tc
No 3 white , 32V4C.
HYI > No 2 , GOlic ,
RARL11Y No. 2. tO'iQolVSc ; No. 3 , 4750'4c ;
No 4. f. f b , 43c.
FLAX RF.ii-No. : 1. $1 4SH.
TIMOTHY Siin-Prlme. $5
1'ROVISIONS Mesa pork , per Ibl , $12230
1227'tLard , pir 100 Ibs. $0 55J < . 57 hhoit
ribs , sides ( loose ) , ( G ISitC 20 , dry salted shoul
ders ( boxeil ) . $3 23if537'S.i short clear , sldis
Imxfl ) . tG 50G 67 u
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed eooUs , per gnl ,
SUGARS UnclmnBCd.
The followlnic were the receipts and shipment !
today ;
On the Prolucs oxoiianjei lolav Iho buttsr inar-
kpt wasslenlyi croamcrv , lOilVKc , dairy , OOlUc
Ejes , vaitle. Checso , 7)i5Hlc. )
NU\V YUIIK U1S >
Closing Quotiitloiu un the Prlnulpil Co n-
modltlo * mill Mnplos.
NEW YORIC , May 24-FLOUR-Rccelpts , 21.-
DOO bbls , ; cxporls , 11,000 bbls , sales , 10,000 pkK *
Maikct lower to sell ,
lluyers source and only a
hand-to-inoulh business d no. City mill p-ucnls ,
14 ! > 5fl5.151 winter patents , $1000443 , clt > mill
cle-aris , $ I.10H4 SO , vvlnlcr BirnlBhm , $3.i5fn 15.
Mlnnesola pntentB , t4.:5fi433 ; winter extras. $300
J3 50. Minnesota bakers. $3 23 4 10 ; winter low
grades , $24oUa03. kprlnK low grades , $3 W8.50
bouthern Hour , dull , good lo choice extra $3 io
323. R > e Hour , tlrin : sales , 200 bbls , superfine-
$4004N 15 ; fancy. $ ll\Hj440. '
CXMIN MIJAIr-Actlve nnd hU'lier ; sales. 9JO
tibia ; yellow western , $1 20 1 22 , llrondjnIne.
delivered , Options wer VMiiK'r today There
was trie realltluB bolh by outsiders nnd for-
rttmcrs , nnd short selling by local hou c . Prices
moved within a smaller range and business wun
only half that of jeMerdny , Cables came lower
I OUN Rcce-lptfi 44 ! * > bu , exiHirtH , 38 300 bu ,
ealta. 535.COO bu. futures and US bu spat ; spot
mulkiH vvtuk , Nu 2 , 57'ie , In elevator , ija afloat ,
stramer mlxctl. M\c. Options vlelded to hvavv
receipts and prrdlellons of rain nnd declined
with fiw reactions all daj , clrslne ut l c net
losa. May , 57'i 69c , clonetl at 67 c ; July. 67Ti
6W4C , closid at MVio ; bepte'inber , GSHUGO'ic.
closed at Me.
, . , . . . .
wliltc , 3u c ; track white western , 37 l2o. Op
tions urfntrd 1) letter crop pie | iecu and big
re-ctlpts and clo ej At I'.c net losu ; May closed
at av c ; June , S ! tC3T4c. closed at S2 e. Jul > .
nii iSIHc. closed at 3JVjc ; September , 3Viil3e ,
llovrtl at 92'ie.
HAY -quiet and steady ; uhlpplnr , SoGGOa ; good
te choice , CSUbOc
H1PKB- Firm , sailed. New Orleans selected.
41 to bS Ibs. 6 > ic. nominal , Texas eelectrd. M
to CO Ibs . 7 ; ; Ilucnos Ayros. dry. V ) to XI Ibs. ,
lie. nominal , Texas dr > , 24 lo 30 Ibs. lOc-
HOl'S-Weak , slate , common to choice , old ,
3f5c , 1S9I , 409c. Pacific count , old , Sl/So , 18J4
4 i9o.
PHOVI8IONS lle f. firm ; extra mess. $8.500
.m f ut meata , auaily ; plckl 4 bcllltn , $5.7C
fl. plrktcd slioulders , $523 ; pickled hams , $9.09
" i Vi Ijinl ens ) , western strum closed at
r city nt JC 23 i > nlrs , ICO tlcrcti ; May closed
: $05 , nnrilnul July , $ 95 , nominal , rrnned ,
ilili cnntlliftil , $713 , S. A , $7.50 , compound ,
U Pork , dull and xtcndy ; $ i:7Sf/llM
UOOL-FIrm , ilomcsllc n * ce , 24QMC , pulled ,
. .
LKATIinn-CJulpl ; hrniWh sole Ilucnos
re * , llKht tn henv } 210I2 < - , ticld , 21ffJ4c
.It'TTKH I'll in j vvvslcTii dalr > , t'tQli'ie !
oalcin rientnfry. 12818C , fnclor } , llttftc : Kl
in , IFo : Imltatlun creamery , 81fl4e ; latc
airy lofrltc , ntii'.c croatiiTV , ISc
' . : ; - ; Halo largo. 4'fliy.c. ' small ,
* ? " ' ' 4e' , I art Kklms , l'4 < He , full tsklinft , llM'.c.
iKitlH Dull stnto nnd Pcnnlvnnla , llfUi'id '
ojlern fro h , llifjinV. jrulhern , ll'jtflZ'ic ; re-
It , ! * , p 415 pi s
TALI.OW Steadv , city , 4Sc ; countr } , 4V. as
0 quality.
PKrllOLIlfM Dull , United closed nt 1 CO
ItosiN nrm ; Bli.ilnul , common to good , $ l.Gj
1 G7'4
TuiiprNTiNn-Dnii , \VMC. . . , _
nici : Hlcnd } s doni'stlc , fair lo extia , 4HIJ
' 41 lii | > an 3' , 4'c ' , . ,
MfLA ) * " < ns Quiet , Now' Orleans , epen Kettle.
oed ( o i holoo , 2751130.
MKTALS-I'lR Irnn , qul t ; 8t-0trh. $ ! > 0)5 ?
) i , American J'J "U1H2 M Copper , llrm ,
inkris' pilce. $10 .Vi exchange prlc * . llUjMJf
err , Ltail nrm , brokers' price J3ll7'4. ' ex-
lianre pilco J320B32S Tin , baiel } stmdv.
( mights , JI47ufill o plntm linn , dimoKtlc ,
3 WtfS m ' ales on < lmnge , WO tons tin S. O ,
> September I , nt Sll CO
COITONHIILO Oil. Moldy but quiet , offcr-
IRS miinll forrlMi nilvlcos ( Inner and expoilers
i Ihc market for } ollow oil , sales 300 bbls
rime mimmei jcllpvv nt 27',4c ' , local demand
enllutlng. _
SI I nut * duller il M irkot.
ST. LOUIS , Ma } 24 rt.OUR-Stendy , but n.
liailo lowir , iimhamud domestic tinile , palenli ,
I flW 23 , oxlrn fanry , J3 73 l 00 , fiinc } . $3 50ft
d ) , choice. HlOffin lte Hour , $3 2" @ 3 50
WIII2AT Ilild strung nl Ihe opening , but
uddonl } deillnlmr l".c for July anil 2c f > r Sep-
1 niber , tidvniso erop repoits scemlngl } hnvUig
wt Ilioh offoct. It quickly rtaeled nnil llnally
old up 2o foi Itil } nnd i , c for Siplembir but
vas nervous anil unskilled Later It weakened
gain and lan down until nearly nil the gain
ad lorn lust , closing with buvers 2'tc ' below
estiidny. No 2 roil cash 833JS5 < 4c , Mi } , Mi ,
illy , iS'lc ' bid , August , ? 7c , September , 77c
IdCents'
Cents' Wtakoneil earl } on flush offerUiim niul
lie drop In wheat npcntd 'ic lower and rapldl }
ell off 1c mole 1 lorn Iho enil } decline Ihere
van n recov.r } of ' ( .c , but lite the pilee bioko
Kaln oloslnc Ic below } esteid.i } . No 2 ml\ed
aiih : . ! ViiMi.c , MH } , 53'ic , Jul } , 53s4c , bop-
"
ember , "tP4o
OA'18-Wnk ili. . lined hcavllv. closlmnt the-
"ittom for futuio i-pol , N'o 2 mill , S'J'Jc ' bid ,
lay 29'/iC nskr.l , Itnio 29\c eiskoil , Jul } , 2T4e
vke.il , Heiitcmber , 2l' o nskeil.
COHN MiAIH4,4iiK :
IIIIAN Ixiwoi foi Hotilh tacked offered f. o b
oil at CS'ie- ' , but unolil caul trjck , CSc bid imil
old
1'I.AX SiniD-N'omlnal. Jl 4)
OIlAhS SKKDS ble.id } , elover. } S C007 50 ;
Imnthy , noi40i ) ) ,
HAV Dull and slonilv. timothy. } 10 00 120)
xst sldo , pialrli. 90D 1050 thlR slilo.
"IIIh | - 12l for ellntllltrs' llnlnhed pooils
IIL I1LII htp.idv. sepantor creameiy , ISitlGc ,
anc } KlKln , Ii' ' f2io
KOOS-rirm , iuc fioih
LiAD : Ilnslei , > 20ii
PHO\IMeNS l.an'l. prime sleam , tC17' ' . ,
holeo , Jl , W Drv salt moatn boxoil nhoulilors ,
> 2. > , lonBi , JC374. ! rlbi JO 51 , shorts } C C2'4 '
( icon bnxetl hhoultUrs , J6 124 ! , lonirs , JC 73. libs
1)8714 ) , fchort J7 I2'4. '
HiefiiPrS : riotir , 2OHO blln , wheat , 7SOOO
" ' , cjin 2COOO Ini , oit D20irt bu
bllll'MLNIS riotir , 2 UOO bbls , whent , 83,0i > l
m j corn , , ( mt lm. , ontn , 8000 bu.
Liverpool VlurKots.
LIVnUPOOL Mn > -WIinAT-Spot nrm. dc
Jiaml poor , No. i red vvlntoi , 5a 111 , No 2
Tu | | | | ? siV' ! ' ' , No ' lmnl' Manitoba , fs ,
'
Ollfornla | ,
. rs lou I futures opened
, . , .
<
any , with near nnd distant positions 2d lower
nl u Islnnt / ' "V.1 ! "ear l'os"l " ' ' W'id lower
positions Jid Imer , business nlKju
InVi ' ' ; r'ljul"Mll ' , ' > Ca I'M. ' June , fs 11141
July , In lli.il Aunust. 6s ll'.d ' , September la
ueioutr , us I4u
. . . . . . llrm , mixed ( \mcrlcnn ) nev4'
. , ' r".t.VrCl ! lPenid quiet , with near nnd ds
ant positions ijd , luwer. cios d < lull , with Ma }
.
id lower nnd other months > , , ! lower , May. 4
Id , June , 4B 101,11 , Inly | , :0lJ , AUBUSl 4
Wi' ; ' H' V.llltr' 4s llcl October 43 ll'.il.
ane > wlnTir " " ' "d"1"1 "lu"dcrate- Loult
PHOVIhKiNS Idcon , stoail } , domanil poor
rtinibciland eut M to 30 Ibs 31s Cd. short ribs
2S ll.s 32s C.1 lonK clear
llsht , 38 to 45 Ibs
i f , cl " " he'll > ' f'5 " , 32s. slort oloni
> icks llKht IS Ibs 3)s , slntt elear middles
loavy f. Us 31s ft ] , ehar bolllos , II ( o 1C
lis , Ts ! M shoiildois , simile , 12 to 18 Ibs
2Ss fid Hams short cut 14 t nlO Ibs , 41s f.l
teef oxtia India mevs Ss ) prime mess. C2s ft ! .
Pork inline1 moss , duo wistoin , Cls 3d , iirlmi
nodluni , Ma 1,1 , Uinl , dull , prime western
03s Id rellneil In palls 3"s
CIinKSR Qulel demand poor , flnesl Amcrl
OR.T whllo 41s finest American colored 4"s
lirTTnn rinest Vnltcd Slates. 7Cs peed 4-.s
e-OTTON snni ) OII.l.lerpool rertned ISa 3d
LiN nnn oii2is sa
sa"d
"d
jliniP Forequarters , 3\d ,
hlndnuarters C'd
HOPS Al London Pnoinc ooasl , 25n
Tlio reoolnlB of whont durlnir the nnst throe ,
lavn worn 110000 oenlalH Ineludlnt ; 17000 Am r-
cay Thn rooolpls of Amorlom cirn duHnir the
nist three diva wore 42300 cenlnls Weather
warm nnd dry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
< 'off > n Inrkot.
NHW TOHK. May 21 COrmn-Optlons
opened quiet nt unchinsed prices lo r > points
lecllno , nilod moderately aetlvo only , but ad-
vativeil offerlnRS bolnir small nnd local shorls
nellned to cover closed firm at S to 20 points
not advance ; miles 14230 hacs Including May
* 14 TO , luno J14 4W14 G'I lul } Jr. Sentembor ,
$1413 , October JIB December , Jll lOffll 1" , Spot
coffee Hlo nnn No 7 $16 , mild steady , Cor-
lova , $18 2 > ; ifl' > (10 ( , sales , 1000 hacs Marncnlbo
1 no ) mats Interior Pnchim ; p t Ware-
louse deliveries from Now York vesterdn }
1603 hairs Now York stock toda } , 1S4 C27 bacrs
: Tnltid Stnles stoek 232 f > 22 batafloat for the
United. Blatos 300 000 baps- total visible for
the United Slates , 63S 022 bags , against 323,302
mirn last week
IIAMIirnCl May 24 Sto.adv < i pfp Iswer
o U pfir hlRher pales 10 000 bags
IHO Mav 24 Receipts , 4 000 haKs ; cleared
May 22 20 ftOO lm s No other returns
HAVIin May 24 COPrnH- Opened quiet and
steady unclnnned to 1'if lower At 1 e > 'clock
sleady unchaireil , at 3 p m steady , un
ehansod Closed steady nt unchanged to Uf
net decline slock , 623 000 baes , Including 311
000 bag's Drazll , sales 8000 baprs ,
llnlthnora alnrknts.
IlALTIMOnn. May -T'LOUR-Innctlve , un-
chanBed , lecelpts , 9,972 bbls , shipments , 10,007
bbl . Hales 1 273
WHUAT Uas } , June , "lifco asked , July and
AuRUst , SOHflSOc , September , S0",581c ,
steamer. No 2 re-d , 76V47Ci4o receipts , 7.234 bu ,
slock , 2Ci ( 1C1 bu ; talcs , 117,000 , southern wheat ,
by sample 81ffS2c
COHN Kosy , spot nnd month , 59i5JCOc ; June
WHO asked. July , BR'40"S > ; e , Amnisl , 6"c bid
lecelpls , 81,3"6 bu ; slock 322872 bu , sales , 33,000
uu , muthern white earn , Me , Southern } ellow
OATS rirmer ; No 2 white western , 31SJ3SHC ;
No 2 mixed , 34'433c , receipts , 18,031 bu. ,
stock 111 927
HVK Dull , recelpls. 531 bu ; slock. 10.1CS bu
HAY Steady , Bixxl to choice timothy , $13 OOQ
H 00.
IVIIliviliiUoe Market * .
MILWAI'ICnn. Mnv 24 FLOtill Steady
\\H13AT-HlKher No 2 spring , 7C' c ; No. 1
nordiern 83'4c ; July , 77 0
ex > riN Lower No. 3 , Rio.
OATS Lower ; No 2 white , 32\iC ; No. 3 white ,
"llAHLnY Nominal : No 2 , 49o ; sample , 47 J51c
HYI2 rinn No 1 67'4c '
PROVISIONS I/ow or Pork J12 21 Lard Jl ? H !
IliciiPrS : Dour , 3900 bbls ; wheat , 22 SOO
bu : barlov 4 800 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour , 1.4CO Mils ; wheat , 200
bu , barley , none.
Sncur Mttrknt.
NITVV YORK , Mav 24 SUOAR Raw nrm ;
sales. 3V ) hags centrifugal , 96 test , at 3c , ex-
ship , 18J hhils Muscovado , 89 tept nt 3c , cx-
shln , refined dull but steadv , No 6 4 11-lCo ,
No 7 37 ! 4 1-Kc , No 8 3f4 1-llic , No 9
3 13-lfiiiT4e. No 10 S , t3 15 16c. No. 11 3 11-KfT
3Ko No 12. 3 9-lG3 4C No M 3\c. off A
4 l-lGfr4Hc. mold A 4 9'16T4" c. slandard 4 5-1C
< J44c conficlloners' A , 4 5-16ST4'4c ; tut loaf
5 l-16iii5',4C. erushed 5 l-lFCTI c ; powdered , 4lfl )
4 lri ICe , granulated , 4 7-168l4c ; cubes , 4 11-16
O4'ic.
Knlisiii ( Ity Murkotn.
KANSAS CITY May 21 WHHAT-Stead } ,
No 2 hard , 83G85C , No 2 red , S4H 83'4c ; le-
Jecled 78fISOo
CXinN Sleady ; No. 2 mixed , 61c ; No. 2 white ,
SSfiMUe
OATS Plrm ; No 2 mixed , 29 > 4C30c , No. 2
while , 31'4c.
Mliiiioiip illH UiirKot.
MINNKAPOLIS , May 24 WHCAT May , 78c.
July , 7Sc , September , 75'4C , Irick , No 1 hard ,
79140. No , 1 northern , 7b'4c ; No. 2 northern ,
PLOUIl rirm ; nrst patents , $410 435 , second
end patents , $4 Q0ig4 23 ; flirt clears , $3 33BJ 50.
rilllinillt Null's.
11OSTON. May 24 Clearings , $14,047,833 ; bal
ances , $8,003.427
HALTIMOUI3 , May -Slearlngs , $2.018,033
iMlunces. $336.183.
NKW YORK. May 24 Clearings , $93,155.007 ,
Ualanots , $6,610.012.
PIIILADnLPHIA May 24 Clearings , $10.615-
P60. balances , $ U2),2II.
ST. LOUIS. May 31 Clearings , $3.8JI,604 , lial-
ancc-a , $4 < iO63 ; Money , 6ff6 per cent. New
York exchange. 75o premium bid.
WASHINGTON , May 24 Today's statement
of the condition of the traisury shows available
cash balance $183,455,305 , gold resene , $19,248,5. 1.
CHICAGO. May 24 Clearings , $182dOOnO
Money , 4 > 4i5 ptT cent for call loans , and 5V406
per cent for commercial paper. New York ex-
change. lOo premium htvrllng. dull , posted
rates , demand , $489 , CO ilijs , $188.
t'ornlKH I'lnuncliil Affuln.
I1KRLIN. May 24. nxchange on Lxidon , eight
daja' light , 20 marks eCVj pfg
LONDON. May 24 Qold U quoled today at
Iluonos Aymi at 154 , Madrid , 1350 ; Lisbon ,
27ij ; St. Petersburg , 50 ; Athens. 77. Rome , 105 06 ,
IVenna. I'M. ' The amount of bullion gone Into
the Hank of Ungland on balance today was
JSS.OlM.
PARIS , May 24 The weekly slatement of the
Hank of Prance Issued today shows tha follow ,
tne changes , as compared with the previous
account. Notes In circulation decreased 37JOO , .
OOOf , treasury accounts current lncr a e < l 23
350000f , gold In hand Increased 875 , < ioOf , bills
dltcountinl. decreased 9H1.00t ; silver In hand
Increased 5.700.0W. Three ir cent rentes , 102f
45o for the account. Exchsnga on London , 9f
21)ia ) ror checks.
DUN'S ' AND BRADSTREET'S '
Damage to Wheat Hardly Justifies the Else
ofthoPant Two Weeks.
ARGENTINE AND RUSSIA ARE SHORT
run Industry llni Atiido n DUtlnct elnln
Higher \\agoi Coiivlnccn liuyorn time
Prices for rinlnliod Products
Mint Advance.
NUW YOniC , May 24.-U. Q. Dun & Co.'s
leekly review of trade , which Issues to-
norrow , will say : If wheat has been so
groitly Injured by Ihe snow : ) nnd frosls In
lay that the sudden rls of 12 cents In two
vcsks Is justified , Ihe calamity will nftect
11 business prospecls. The markets do not
ielleve It , for stocks do rot collap c , Iron ,
enther and hides still rise , nnd no holder
f wheat would sell at fcO cents , a lower
irlco than had been known at this season
01 thlrly years prior lo 1S93 , If currenl re-
iorts were credited. Some Injury has un-
oubledly been sustained , bill our own dls-
lalches do nol show that It Is really serl-
3UR. The tamper Is to buy , regardless of
Islble requirements , In the fnlth that prices
re sure to rise. Westein receipts of wheat
or three weeks have been larger than
ast > ear , In splto of storms nnd
rost" Hul HIP rise has pracll-
. .ully stopped bujlng for export , ns
he similar rise did In April 1SSI , whlih w.n
ollo\u d b\ about the lowest prices thrn evnr
< nown AMietlier grain hn bien grenll > Injuied
r not foreign mnrketn will take early occasion
o fnrtlfv tlu > m elips from other sources The
vnk s pales heie have nmountiil to 1V > 000 000
tushrls nnd accounts of damige b > frosts nnd
> Insects Indicate that snine traders think the
u < T3 miipt vvenr overcoats Corn row 3 cents
.tiring the we < lt though much of the corn killed
nn > be replantLd , pork ro e W cents per b irrel
nid 5 cents per 100 pounds nnd oats 2 cents
"otton also advanced tliiw eighths of a cent
luring Ihe wick with sales of 1 5' > 6 2"0 1 ales
urrent estimates putting the decrease In acreage
it 135 per ctnt and the crop nt 7535000 Inles
3ven this with Known commercial and ppln
neis' stocks , would give the world for the > eat
ind n quarter to coit'iimo moie American than
t has ever consumed In n ) car nnd a half
The Iron trade distinctly gains and the Im
irovemrnt Is no longer confined to prices of
naterlali llettcr wages nt the west nnd PItty
mrg convince buyers that prices must rise nnd
here IUIVP been 1 irgcr siles of finished products
\lth nbout $1 per ton better prices for structuril
orms nnd steel InrH while Ilessemer pip ; has
Iscn to } 11 50 nt Plttsburg 'Ihe Thomns com
mn > hns ndvnnted Its niillnncltp pig 50 c < nl
ind higher freights made southern cost more al
he enst Sales of nils to Mny 1 were 4200 0
ons and deliveries 25 000 tons both laigei tlnn
ist > enr Nail woiKs are comb-nlnK nnd n coke
mol IB expe-cled to raise pi Ices soon Plttsburc
lanknote withdrawals for pny rolls In the pn t
nonth aBcngnte $2 3S3 397 , ngnlnst $1S65S18 last
ear 1 > J Ihe same vvoilts
Ordein this ear number 22 OM freight nn 1
pevenb two pnssencer cars 50 0 more than In
he whole 5car 1S91 but In 1812 nnd previous
jears Ihe output wns over 93000 Height ears
Vnthraclte conl Is tlecldedlv stronger nnd copi cr
very firm nt 1014 cents fnr lake , though tli
\prll output was nhout 2 GOO tons 1 irger than
hat of Jantiaij The tp\llle mills have been
tept fairly bus > , but the demand for cottons
seerns slacker on the whole nnd print cloths are
sixteenth weaker
. 'allures this week have been 207 In the United
Slates , agilnst 18.1 last > e-ir nnd lvvenlthire
n Canada , against twenty-eight last year.
CLHYHIMJ HOUsK 10TALS.
\pgrocito of Itusl ie 4 Triiniirtod by the
iHRiiilifpil IliinhK Lut UPO' ' .
NI2\V YOIIK , Mn > 21 The following table
complied b > lltndsticet s. shows the total cleir-
nnceH nt tbo principal clllea nnd Ihe percenlage
of Increase ) or dccie.ise , us compared with Ihe
corresponding week last year :
CITIES. Clearings. Inc. Dec
New Yotk CC2 202 Oil 40
Chicago 95 430,584 18 2
I lost on ' 13 ' .21 r93 23 0
Philadelphia 72 2".9'I82 31 2
St Louis 21,609 630
Sin IVmclsco . . . 10 1S7 973 1 8
Hiltlmoro 12 ' 135 486
PltlbburB 11 216 188 1C. :
Clnclmmll 13 236 2W 12
City 10 570,040 10.G
New Orleans 8 21G C26 3.48
Eluffalo 4 5J9.393 24 0
Milwaukee 4 023,910 42 1
Detroit , r , 914,847 1 1
[ xiulsvllle .0 1S1 CS1 10 5
Minneapolis 7.S97 CIO 11 )
OMAHA 3.SCS.099 33 5
i'lovUloncc B 039 000 2C 2
Cleveland 6,48ri,311 23 9
Houston 4 422 (719 ( 63 ( I
St. Paul 4,110 050 7 G
Denver 2 S31 321 i r ,
[ Jidlanipolls . . . . . . 4 337 758 C3 7
Cjlumbus , O 3 f'J.200 ) 0 C
Hartford 2 121.3SO 31 1
[ tlchmond 2 OSS 976
Washington 1,978 022 31 i
Dallas 2 ! S6,7f2 2.3
Joseph 1,223 7fC ' 17 0
I'eorla I 165 720 24
MtMnphls 2,047,646 12 8
I'ortlind , Ore. . . . . 1,112 27S II 4
Rochester 1 COS.W3 17 1
Haven 1,469 318 11 4
Savannah 1.4S9.119 SO
Mass. 1.812 449 425
Worcester . . . . 1,306 192 7 4
E'ortland , Me . . . . 1,278,548 21 3
Atlanta 1.038,42 32 0
Uort Worth 1 . ' 74 SS3 12 3
Waco 1.018,183 f9 0
3racuso 1 235,430
Dos Molncs 1 215 400
Grand Rapids . . . . 817 1S1
Seattle 466 372 10 3
[ xiwell f22 443 15 2
Wilmington , Del. . S 3 135 | 14 5
Norfolk 899.C62I 10 0
Sioux City 4S5 Of.C 22 7
Ixis Angeles 1,266,937 4)0
laconia 563,485 39 1
Saglnaw , Mich . . . 3808-0 57 8
pokane S56 122 42 8
laeksonvllle 8 9
Mncoln 250 7r.O 4G.1
Niw lledford , S91 147 12 3
WIchlla 451 875 41 2
Ilirnilngham 417,327 13 3
Topeka 4S5 715
Lexington , K } ' . . . . 320.079 8 1
Illnghampton . . . . 352 50) ) 1 C
Hay City. Mich. . 315,213 8.8
Tall River 778,5',9 22 9
Akron , O 209 C53 7G 9
Sprlngneld. O . . . 111 442 22.4
Canton O 203,30) ) 322
Slou-e Palls 51 313 67.3
Premont , Neb . . . 64 900 43.0
Hastings , Neb . . 53218
'Chatlanooga ' 202 1.M f2 9
rargo 120 023 23.3
Nashville 549 370 7.4
Galveston 4,040 CSS 21 1
Salt Lake 950 09 : 4.0
Hockford 272 275 52.7
Helena CC2 841 21.4
Scrnnton 777.90 11 3
Knlamazoo " 172 550
Little Rock 320,3S2
Totals United Stales 1,1118149441 30
Inclusive of New York. 439,640.3091 18 8
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Not Included In total because containing other
Items than dealings.
HltADSTUELI'd ItKVlEW OF TIIADI
Twenty-Two I'roralnoiit Products Score nn
Advance * .
NHW YORK , May 24 Rrndstrect's tomorrow
will sa > : The moderate reaction In the stocl
market last week nnd Ihls week , caused prl
mnrlly by repeated frosts nnd reports of sever
damage to cereal crops , wns followed only In
part by a corresponding check to the movemen
In general trade Not one ol the large grain
states confirms the reports of severe damage to
wheat nnd corn with which the exchanges hav
alioundfd , nnd there Is less reason to believe In
theexttnt of It ns current ! ) reporteel The mo ?
bullish feature of the wheat eltimtlon lies In th
announced restriction of Argentine and Russian
exjKtrtH , reduced export ability of nearly a ]
leading producers and shorter supplies of 1m
porting ceunlries Few believe wheat has touchtt
Its highest point on this wave , although It I
25 cents per bushel above the lowest since th
panic. Kxports of wheat from the United Btates
tioth coasts , and Montreal this week amount t <
2,754 000 bushels , nKUlnut 2,397,000 bushels las
we-ek , 2.310OO bUfhels In the third week of Mu >
1S94. S 108.000 bushels In the third week of Ma >
1M3. 2.S80.000 bushels In the jcar before that , am
as compared with 2,343,000 bushels exported I
1891This
This week's record of advances Is as con
eplcuous ua ever , and Includes hides , chocs
leather. Ilessemer pig Iron , sU-el billets , nails
bur Iron , copper , zinc , wheat , corn , oats , pork
lard , flour , coffee , cotton , naval stores , iiotatoes
poultry and butter twenty-two in all The ton
of tin- Iron nnd btetd markets Is the stronger
since the depression of 1S93-5 Woolen manu
facturers are working on old orders and som
refuse to btuik up with raw material , as price
at the Intcrloi are above a purity with thos
at thQ btubourd Western views are that manu
facturtrn may bo short ot supplies to meet fa !
contracts. The Immense advance In petroleui
Prices has so far fulled to Induce any large In
crease tn the well output , thus pointing to np >
prouclnne exhaustion of subterranean storr *
of this product In the Appalachian region. Con
sumption Is still lighter than production.
n ao Murker.
I.ONDON. May ! l At the wool aucllon sale
today 15,9o2 liulrs were offered , of which 2,3 < X
we-re withdrawn. The offerings Included som
good greasy merinos , which were keenly con
tested for by American Lujcrs at extreme prices
Following are the sales In detail. New South
\VulM , 1,232 baits , scoured , SJttla 2d , creasy
3ifl9d. Queensland. 2.180 bales , scoured , M
* * 3tt < l ; frujy , iUGUa * victoria , 2.0K tales
cmired , GTls 4d , Kte 4' foll'-1 South
Auslrnlla , 1 GsX bales kMiurtd , 9'ifJlld , gre-nsy ,
Hn74d Hwnn RV | T fcVI WUes. scoured , SdTls ,
Kiensy , 3 ie6Hd. Tn manln , 581 bales' * greasy ,
1 < M New Zealand A 4043 bales , scoured ,
Uddls M , pren y , 4tll\
ROSTON , May 21 'The Hoston Commcrclnl-
IiilleUn will nny tomnrro * of the wcx > l market !
The sales of the week n > l , 557,100 Ibs domesllc
nd M4 000 Ibs forelgn.'Samilnst ' 1,619,000 Ibs , da-
nestle nnd l,6.il,4S $ Ibm" lurflgn last week ami
, G93B Ibs. doniotlc nnd G7 , ( ) Ibs. forelun for
he snmo week Ihls > car. The sales lo date
how ti decrease of Mi.HitjIbs. domestic nnd nn
ncrense nf 1IGG7.100 ! Ibs fiirelRn , from the pale
e > the sale dnte In 1S11 The receipts to date
how a decroiFeof 11 , ss ? Mies domeslle nnd nn
ncrense of DO 194 hales , foj-ulgn. The market Is
till dull , but uneasy. ' lo mestlc WTO ! on hand
s limited to n verj pomi < clecllon. Rnlher than
iay the higher prices tleinwnnftl for new wools ,
bujers nrc turning more than ever to foreign
lock Up to datp 14900000 Ibs of Australia
nlono have be < m Md In lloston , iigalnst 3,500-
Ono Ibs. during ( lie pnme lime last > ear. Cape
wool nt 30c to 32e clinn. Is now lielng expert-
menlid with extensive ! ; , as n substitute for
American clithlng fleece and cross broils , Aus-
rlan nnd South American are being substituted
or the new Kentucky medium wools They
post 2V to 27c clean , ngnlnst 28o to 30e clcnn
for Kentucky.
STOCK.IMJ * UONOS.
inpro\eincnt In Securities Contlntirs nnd u
Ilictinr Knntei Mm ( Ilitnlnril
NKW YORK , Mny 24 The Improvement In
he stock market continue' , nnd as n result of
oday's transactions n higher range , of values
vas established This speculation was mainly
confined to the local traders , the foreigners
ielnff entirely out of the mnrkrt. There weie
owever , n number of orders from out of town
in both sides of the account The volume of
luslness was moderate At the ojenlnif Ihe mar
ket vvns nrm nnd nn ndvuncc of MUM , per cent
vns recorded the latter In Minneapolis S. fet
Umls instiling was nn exception And under
irlsk selling needed 1 per cuit llcnernl Klec-
rlp wns also pressed for sale b > n prominent
jc.ar operator , and selling orders cnme from
fc'Hton vvliUh c. mhliifd lo depress the stock ,
vhlch broke I ) , per cent A few other shares
sMiipathlzed to the ixtent of fractional losses ,
nit the gen -nl mniket was not nfficted and made
alns iiutnbly Mlnmapills A. M Louis trust re
ceipts , 1' , pu cent Minneapolis . fet Louis
Irsts piefened 2't ' , per eenl. Tobacco. 2 i per
int. hugar , 1\ tier cent , Ucneiiil Klectric nnd
he grnnfrers. Hfll1 * per cent The market con-
Inued strong up to nnd bcjond mlddns , Ihe
ipwnrd movement not being checked until nhout
inlr past 1 o clock whin a bear dcmunstrntlon
vns made ngilnst the ginngers on the clreula-
lon of u report that It wns n petllcd conclusion
hit nt the June meeting of the Noi tlmestcrn
llr-cteirs the illvld'nd viould be made Hi per
cent , making the rate foi the vcar 4 per cent
The lossis In this group ranged from > j to 1'4 '
per cent , and wns most marlte I In Northwestern
I'he re t of the intiket fell oft ' .rtl'i per cent ,
the latler In Wheeling & Lake. Krie profcind
end 1 per rent In M bile At Ohio After delivery
lour prices again lo k nn upward turn and
< ii < Miilnlnn | WIIH strong to the clo t < The bond
market was active and strong , with n wide
UMriMillnii of trading The mies were $33230)0 )
The Kvening Posts London cablegram snvs.
The stoek markets tnd.ivre quint but firm
The we"k wns satlsfactoilly concluded Mone >
s moie plentiful than ever Am rjenns vsere
Irm , chlell > on bears' closing nnd Girman bti > -
IIK There wns n further spurt In thu e rest ,
Loulsvlle nnd Milwaukee leading Argentine
stocks have risen In sjmpathy with wheat
The following were tne closing quotations
on the lending stocks ot the New York ox-
clmntte today ;
Mchtson . 7H ftortnvv extern.
A ( lain a ICxproBS . . N W pfd 144
Alton T H N Y Central 102
Am UxprcBH 110M N. Y. AN E
ttaltlmore A. Ohio. M Ontario .V W. . . .
Canada Pacific . . 52 Oregon Imp 11
Can ida toutluirn Oregon I > .av 20
Ccnlral Pacific . . . O S. L JL U. N. . . .
Dies & Ohio Pacific Mall
Chicago Alton . . . 160HI P. U A E
C. , B i. Q HI 4 , Plttnbure
Chicago Gas L'ullniau Palace. .
Consolidated O.is Headlnr
C. C C & .St. L . . II. n W
Cole Coal .V Iron. It. Q W. pfd
Cotlon Oil Cert . . Hook Island ( ill IT ,
Delaware.I Hud. . bt Paul 07H
Del , Lack .V W. . elo pfJ
D i U O pfd . . . 48W St. P .V. Omaha . .
I ) XC F. Co . . . . ( Jo pffl
Krlo 1 W'Southorn'PicIIli ' : ' .
do Pfd 27 ! < Stiirir Hettnoiy . .
Foi t Wayne 167 iTeim Coal & Iron. 211
O Northern ofd . . 1.12 ITexas Paclflo 1 I
CAB I Dfd lOO' ' * T , VO Cent pfd. . IMS
llockltif Valley . ' . 'OHIUnton Pacific . . . 15
Illinois Centril. . . US express. . . . 40
St P. , V Dtiluth . . \V St L. & P 40HU
K A T pfd . . . llqpM 10M
Lake. Krie .t Wait 2415 Wells KairoEx. . 108
do pfd We&torn Union . .
Lake Shore 14(1.U ( Wheeling , V L. n. .
Lead Trust .U do pfd
LoulHvlllo&N . . OUT ? M iSt L 37
L A , N. A 10 V a A. II G 15
Manh Ulan Con . . . 110- R E
McuiDlila&C . . . . N L 27
Michigan Cent C V A.I' VB
Missouri Pticlno . dipfd 05
Mobllo A. Ohio . . II rt . i. C . . , ,
Nashville dial . . . OJ T. A. A A. N. M. . . .
Nation il CordUfo. T.St. L A.K. O . . .
itOL'fll donfd
N. J CeWrtl . . lor/i S. IV R . , , - ,
N. A , w pfd . . . 15 > / do pfd
North Am Co . . . USH Am. Tab Co . . . .
Northern Paclllo. SH do pfd 114
No Pac pfd 19HH St P. , M Si M 110
U.p D i.0 . . . . ( H ,
The total sales of stocks today were 3GJ.2IO
bhares , including. American Sugar. 11 200
American Tobacco. 13 500 ; Atchlson. ( , , COO , lur- !
llnglon , 27,800 , Chicago , Oils. 8,700 , Distilling
end Catllofeetllng , 5S900 , General Kloclrlc , U-
900 , Kansas & . Texas preferred , 3,500 , Lake
Krlo S. Woslorn , HIM ) , Louisville , North Amor-
lean & Chlcnfci ) , 4 101) , Northern Pacific. 3 < WO ,
Northern Paeltlc preferred , 4 600 , Northwesiern
19.70) , Reading , 10600 , Rock Island , 4 CO ) , St
Louis nnd Soulhwestern 6100 , St Louis S.
Southwestern preferred , 5,800 , St Paul , 23 900 ,
Southern railroad , 7,100 ; Tennessee Coal and
Iron. 4600. Texas & Pacific. 7100 , Unltea blates
Leather , 3,400 , Western nlon , 3,900 , Wheeling &
Lake Kilo , 8800
Now York Me tuy Vlurket.
NKW YORK , May 21 MONHY ON CALL
Kas } at 1 per cent , last loan , 1 per cent ,
closed 1 per cent.
PIUMK MKHCANTILD PAPKR 3iiT4'4 per
cent Sterling exchange , nrm with actual busi
ness In bankers' bills nt $4 8SHW4 88'i , for de
mand nnd J4 87f4 87'4 for slrlv days. Posled
rates , J4 87f(4 88 and $48846489 , Commercial
bills , $1 8604 SG < 4
SILVER CKRTiriCATnS-n'4Q67'4c ' '
C.OVKRNMKNT liONDS Strong , state bonds ,
Inactive ; rallrond lx > mls strong
Cloning quotations on bonas were as follows !
BAR SILVER 30d per ounce.
MONBY WOH P r cent.
The rale of discount In the open market ro
short bills I * \ p r c-ent , thr months' bills
J3-1C pen cent.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
General Let Up in Receipts nnd Little Im
provement in the Markets.
BADE IN EEEF STEERS IS STEADY
> otimml l'ii I r , but Drillers Hold Cnutlounly
llnck Feeder Trndo Demoralized Hogs
UpctiViMik nnd Clixo Lovrcr
Under ii : tcrn Itilliirncr.
rUIDAY , Mny 21.
There vvns n general let up In receipts to
day , the total being 102 cars. So far this
veek , ns compared with last , there has been
n Increase of 1,500 cuttle , 8,300 hogs and
00 sheep.
The supply of cattle was 7G3 head , a few
uindred less than arrived Thursday , but a
'evv hundred heavier than n week ago.
Trade opened out quiet , anil the moderate
offerings changed hands at just about
Btencly prices. Light and medium weight
steers , that suited the dressed beef men ,
will readily at from J4 40 to $4 80 , and ship
pers got a couple of bunches of very good
218 Ibs. ami 1,311 Ib beeves at $3 It vvns
a good , steady market nnel that was nbout
nil.
nil.The
The traele In butchers' and canners' stock
vas fairly brisk , with prices fully steady ,
air to choice butchers' and beef cows spll-
ng at from } 250 to $3T5 Common and can
ning cows ruled weak at $100 to J2 23 Ve.il
calves were generally a shade easier , sell-
ng Inrgelj at $3 to $1 50 Hulls were In fair
equcst , and about steady at from $2 to $3 75
Stockeis and feeders were n drug on the
market at prices 40c to f > 0c lower than the
Irst of the week. The dry weather nnel
conseeiuent short pasturage has had n
endency to Increase supplies , at the same
line that It shut off the elemaml. The low
irlces proved somewhat attractive to specu-
ntors , but sales to the country were few
ind far between. Good to choice feeders
are1 quotable at $ J20ii17u ! , fair to good. $2 SO
( Ti320 , and common grades from $2 73 down
Hepresenlatlve sa'es
Ditnssno uncr.
Vo APr No. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr
0 . 446 J3 00 2T 1IW Jt 63 B. . . 13CO $1 S3
20 783 4 40 40 1047 4 SO
SHIPPING AND HXPORT.
8 , 12IS 5 00 46 1331 5 00
MIXHD
S. . 627 3 23 29 . 746 4 63 II . . .1111 4 63
COWS
1 .TO 1 60 C . 726 2 25 1 lOfO 2 71
0 . . 661 1 7" J . 110 2 23 1 . . S30 3 23
1 . . 1"0 1 71 1 . 10 0 2 i'i 1 . m ) 3 30
3 . 9.0 1 r , 3 . 813 2 33 7 . 117 3 20
4 . .882 173 1 73) 235 1. 1100 310
3 . 733 1 80 1 110 2 40 1. . 115) 3 F >
0 . . 117 1 8"i 1 . . 96) 2 4'i 7 . . . 940 3 40
4 . 922 2 00 2.1 Wl 2 " 3 4 . IS.'O 3 CO
4 . . . 913 S 13 S fc.3 2 03 1. 1100 373
1 . 371 2 00 1 . . 61) ) 22T , 1 . . . 600 2 TO
3 . . . CM 2 00 1 f90 2 10 1 . . MO 2 ' > )
5 . 438 2 10 8 fCO 2 JO 3 . . . C2i ) 2 75
2. . . 620 2 23 2 . . 5SO 2 35 ] . . . . 4(0 3 00
2 . flo 2 25 2 .693 233 L. . . 810 323
1. fCO 2 25 1 3'0 233 23..S20 373
L. . . ( k,0 2 23 9 . 711 2 50
3 . . . 103 200 8 . . . 143 3 00 2. . . 161 4 2i
1 . 2.V ) 2 M 7 . . 132 3 00 D . . . 142 4 25
. 1'po 2 50 1 . 2SO 3 fO 2 . . 124 4 CO
3 11G 3 00 1 . 210 4 (0 1. . . . Id ) 4 50
4 . . 120 3 00 2 1W 1 2" . 1. . . 1'nl 4 50
1 . . 230 3 00 3. . A)3 ) 4 23 1. . . . 1W 5 50
BULLS
1 . 070 2 00 1 . .1COO 240 1. . 1170 2 OT
2 950 2 23 J flr > 2 CO 2. lfl.,0 2 S"
1 1UOO 2 2 > 1 . 400 2 M 1 1740 3 73
srocKuns AND rccDcns
1 . 3SO 2 BO 17 391 28) ) 4. . 737 3 15
3 . 621 2 CO 14 C70 2 SO 31 033 3 J )
0 f22 2 SI 3 CJ5 JOO 2J. . . M" " ) 121
7 . . W 2 03 1 CM 3 00 7 . 7.3 3 20
0 183 2 7S 1 % ) 3 00 12 10.10 3 OJ
2 CSO 2 " 10 733 a 00
1IOOS UccelptH loday were 5414 head nbout
500 luss than Thurtil , but fully Hint nmn >
more limn were hcrt last 1'rliluy There was
Ittlc noticeable ch inga In eilher the qu intlt >
01 quality of the offerings , but l > u > ers huve had
little cause * foi complaint on that seer * for
nt IciBt a foitnlght llu ln SB opened out nbout
Hive It clobcd Thursdis prices belnK weak to u
nickel Ijwer than 'Ihmsdiys average ealos
l | > l > lnn nnd speculnthe liujcia v\c u dolns n
fnli bUMlneta but p.ickeis were beaileli right
from the start , on account of the lower mar
kets east Medium wtlhlil nnd heuvy hops soil
largely at from $120 to 5115 , and one load of
fancy 2I2-lb hops broUKht { I CO The IlBht nnd
IlKlit mixed lings sold ut from t4 15 up to (4 3j
1 IBS "nd light llRhts iiverattlnB from 70 to 15)
Ibs , Hold nt from S3 50 to 14 10 On nciount of
the Hlurnp In piovlslons the mniket weakened
off as the mornlnp nd\anced and the late m ir-
ket wna all of Co In lOc lowei than je'tirdav
nnd Bcveral loads were left In the pens unsold
Hulk of talcs today , } l 2. > to Jl 23 , ' 1 ! iuroi1a.\ .
! 4 3) to S < 4" > , one week ago , $1 30 to $4 4) Kep-
lesentatlvu pales :
No Av Sh Pr No Av. Sh Pr
123 . U1 SO (4 05 101 . 246 4) )4 32'i '
7 ( , . . . 134 120 4 13 79 230 2JO 4 ! 5
97 , . IH 40 4 17'4 70 . 219 40 4 33
3S 171 160 4 20 78 . . . 219 SO 4 3"
71 . . 177 2SO 4 2) 78 . . 22.1 24) ) 433
71 . . . 172 fO 4 2) C . 2'5 . . 4 3V
103 . . . lt)6 40 4 20 6 . . . 281 60 4 35
81 . . 166 200 4 21 2 . .ilO . . 4 33
81 . . . 203 200 4 22'4 ' \i . . . 240 40 4 35
87 . . . . 182 80 4 23 76 . . J43 1JO 4 tf
SO . l' ) 80 4 25 6) . . 2J8 . 4 33
fiO . 231 210 4 2" C6 . .Ml SO 4 35
96 . . 187 ICO 4 25 t ) . . 234 . 4 f
14 . . . 200 80 4 25 C6 . 2J1 1W 4 33
81 . 184 40 4 K 111 . . 2C ! .WO 4 3.
> 8 . . . 119 400 4 2' S3 . 2-Ki 121 4 33
88 . . M 40 4 21 C' > . . 222 240 4 15
21 . . 205 1M 4 23 22 . . . .231 80 4 35
! 4 . . . . 199 240 4 23 M . . . . 2j2 210 4 31)
S3 201 160 4 25 C2 . 240 4 35
77 . 2UO 4 25 81 . . . 217 2)0 ) 4 35
b6 . . 237 SCO 4 25 6 . 25) ) . . . 4 3'i
91 193 400 4 25 10 . . . 261 . . 4 35
Ci .263 400 4 2J'S 28 . .221 40 4 33
71 . . . 214 210 4 SO 36. . . . 2J5 80 43"
81 . . . 237 32) 4 30 C . . . . 2o2 . . . 4 3'
NO . . . . 209 240 43) 6 2-0 . . 4 . >
C7 . . . 17G 80 430 77 . . . 2J9 SO 43.
-9 . 229 SO 4 30 21 . 2j5 . 4 i7V4
5 . . 226 ICO 4 SO bO 301 160 4 .17' ?
2 . 210 . . . 4 CO CO . . . 2il . I 41
14 . . 239 40 4 30 07 . . . 297 101 4 4) )
SJ . US 100 4 JO 4 . . . . JO ! SO 4 40
74 . 210 SO 430 1 . 350 SO 440
73 . . . 241 120 4 JO 09 . . . . 219 ICO 4 40
iO . . . . 218 . . . 4 30 44 . 2G7 . . 4 40
J5 . . 197 300 4 J ) C . . . . 2J6 4 40
S3 . 203 200 4 30 03 . 260 SO 4 44
C8 .2i4 4W 4 JO CJ . . . . 21,7 SO 4 40
75 , . . "JX. 210 4 3) ) C ) . . . . 2-0 SO 4 40
31 . . . .2)9 ) 160 4 = 4 ' 6 . 252 4) ) 44 }
' 3 . ISO 2 0 4 34 53 . . . 2.J . . 4 4J
4 ! . . 225 . . 4 30 51. . 271 40 4 4 >
f9 . 224 100 4 30 76 . 222 . . . 4 4J
SO . 224 120 4 30 51 . 307 . . . -4 4J
! 4 . . 219 120 4 SO C3 . J15 SO 4 45
47 . ; ; . 193 40 4 32'5 ' CO . 272 . . . 451
33 . 198 40 4 C2'i
PIGS AND HOUGH.
6 . . 90 . . . 3 00 37 . 13 ? . . . 3 83
5 W . 323 17 . . 143 40 400
13 " . . 72 . . . 350 1 . 240 . . . 400
53 ! . 103 . . . 350 2J . 150 . . . 410
17 110 . . 375
bllUIJP The supply consisted of four double
decks of western wethers , partly hayfed , shorn
They were the same ns the sheep lhat brought
Jl 20 hero Thursdnj. nnd they broUKht that
HKUIO today. The demand Is nctlve , with the
market quutably firm Knlr lo choice natives
are quotable at 3 25S74 23 , fair to good westerns
J300i400 | , common and stock sheep , ! 235i300 ,
poml to choice 40 to 100-lb. Iambs , J3 75jo 23
Hepicsentatlvo pales :
No Wt. Pr
22-culls . J19 1200
SOS western wetliors . 119 3 20
206 western wethers . 12J 3 20
Itrrelpt * uncl UUponltlon of Stock.
Ofllclnl receipts nnd disposition of stock as
shown by the books of Ihc Union btocU 'iards
company for the tuenty-four hours ending at S
p. m , May 24 , 1695IIDCEIPTS.
IIDCEIPTS.
Cars. Head.
Cattle . 25 7Co
HOBS . 74 1,191
Bheep . 6
DISPOSITION.
Bujers. Cattle. Hotrs. Sheep.
Omaha 1'acklnff Co . C37 .
Swift & Co . CO 1,034 . .
The O II Hammond Co . . . 1C1 1.03S C3G
The Cudahy Packing Co . . . . 113 1'jSii .
O II Wilson . 2U .
Cudahy ( Kansas Oily ) . 72 .
Planklngton . . . 223 .
It Itecker & Drgen . 19 .
Vansant & . Carey . 33 .
Hill & L . 32 .
I , Ilecker . JJ .
J. I , Carey . S3 .
J. Lobman . .
Shippers ftnd feovlera . S3 23 10
Left over . < M
Total . . 779 C.S72 CCe
block In
Record of receipts nt the four principal mar
kets for I'rlday , May 24 , 1893 :
Cattle HOKH Sheep
South Omaha . 705 5.494 f60
Chicago . 3,500 31.U10 10000
Knn as City . 6.400 15900 I.COO
fat. Loula . 3,000 7.00) 2,000
Totals . . 12,063 C9.394 6,106
nt. Loulu Live Ntnck Muruet.
BT. LOUIS , May 21 CATTLi : Hecelpts , 3 300
head , shipments , 2 CoO litad , market qultl for
natives and heavy catlle n\ tulle , beef stctra
fair lo choice rangr , | 423575 , llKht weUhts ,
13 Wfi < 20 Btockers nnd tellers 12 Vlfit 00 , tuime
fine heifers of SkO-lbn average brought H * S ;
cows range , 12256375 , Tcxans strong and active ,
N , W , HARRIS & GO ,
BANKERe ,
163-165 Dearborn-st. , Clilcago.
13 V/all-it. , New York. 70 Stalc-st , , bostp
BONDS
fioacbt acid Bold. Cerresp na aoe Bolleltcd.
ed steers , J3.75CI C5 , grascrs , J3.7I037J , c"ws.
> ,
HOUH-Rccelntd 6800 he > ndj shipment" , ' ,70
'ic-nd ' , market KfTIOc loner ; to | > frlcc , II CO , bulk
f pales , > 4 45(74 M , light SI 40 < t4 E. .
81liii > Ilrcclpts , 1 800 head , shlrmeiits , Jifl
end , markrt nbout Mendy : nallvrs ranged tliX )
MM , soulhwcslcrn , | 2GiO17S ; Iambs , lower ;
4 23 l 75.
CIUCAK ) LtVK STUCK.
Cntllo Active mill Stronger , lint lloRi Killed
LIIVTIT Tliniirntcrdiiy ,
CHICAOO , Mny -Cattle are s lllne nbout
where they did one week ago. The best Kinds
re n llttlo higher , while common IMs nr *
veakcr. The demand has teen chlifly for very
leslrnblc 1I M and medium weight stiers , and
nidi descriptions nte steady. The roieliitt ,
hough smaller than a > ear ngo , are suillclcnt
o meet the irc'ent modeintc reqlilremenls of
ho Irnde , and the con < iunititlon of bocf Is not
lltcly lo undergo an > Important Incio.ise until
he price Is lowered \Vllh receipts of onlj nlwut
: ,5i head ted ly , cnttlo v\ire nctlve and stronger ,
vlth ome saloi nt an advance of 5c Choice
om VM-ie ccnno , and good Hhlpnlng slptrs m < ld
hlelly nt J5CKW5W ) About lwi Texans vv ro
offered and sales were active at J4 10 4 75 for
ed lots
A * fullv 11000 hog * were left over from vci-
erdny theic wore 10 000 head on ? ale nnd the
lountlful Ftiiply | enablid UiJrrH to obtain whit
lay wanted nl nn average decline of 5c per lo < )
Im Al the reduttd pilteq u gtt d buMnijH was
rnnsactcd , nnd Iho larger part of the KU | plv
\HH dlHtiimed of , the bfnt henv > hoi s selling at
4 r > 0 and the hcsl light weights ut 11 CO. At the
clone , however , the best heuvj IIORS sold at
4 B.'i and the bent lltht nt Jl M The continued
aige recelpls as canipircd with the con - pond-
ng week last > i-ar , Is legnided ns a prettj g ( * d
ndliatlon that link. " are much | > lt nil. r In the
veilein Hlalis than had Im n Kon-rulh nuppised
Lhi > Hti | piles huwevii havi bovn v\ell nbsoibetl
In sheip ihls has been a kiial vvj U f r Hellers
nnd prices have rl cn fully 2 > c p r 1 Ki llm foi
choice slierp and 4)c fnr Ihe bit ! Miliun limbs
The receipts tontlnuc fair , but urn not wpitl to
.he . tlenmnd of local driHKetl nu > it llims. nnd
iirlccs promise to m "tint still hl htr Thote Is
10 doubt that Ihc Blip , Ij of fat simp Is n vv
sfilouslj reduced ami unlll the it nihvvi stern
sluep now fii-dlng are loadj to ship to niaikot
he receipts of good blocks ate pretlv * * uie to boo *
-oo Btnall to melt the wants of liujcrs 'lodaj H
market wns dull nnd about liv louor hut some
th lee m Ive 65-lb lamlia brought $6 rt > ( he tip
: illco of thu weoU
Receipts Cndlo , 3.W ) head , hogs , 23,000 head ,
sheep , 9,000 held.
Ni-vv Yeir.t l.lvj "toi . "Mirleot.
NKW 'iORK , Mny 21 IHJEVrcS Receipts.
2 3"i2 head , on Palo , 2i > mis opened Flow and
wi\ik , closed active nnd llrm nallve Bloors ,
ordln irv It good } 3 25fl" > SO , poor to iholec
"Killers" J47iObOO stags and oxen $4 2'if3 2' . ,
bulls , $3 2"4 | f > , dtj cows , (2 2"i4 3) lluropoiui
cables quote American i-lours nt ll < i12c dunsid
weight , lefrlgeritor beif nt 8'LiilOO. '
SlinUP ANO LAMISh ReielplH , ( ! f,0 , head ,
slaep nnd > earllngs ' 6ff'4C lovvtr , limbs , ' | 6i\c
liwir Mieep , poor to etrktlj prlnio , Jl 75 ,
ycarllnga , tommon to fair $3 OOff.'i 7" > , Boulhtin
ambs C" > imnon to chnloo. JG C2'i5i7 ' [ 70 ,
HOttS-Recelpts , 2 3CJ head , stead } , nt SI 90 ®
520
_
Kims is Cktv i itn'Mnctc.
KANSS CITY , Ma > 21 CATTLE Reeolpls
r > 400 head , ehlpimntH , 1200 head , rmrltet slow
but sltails , Texas Btetrs $3 In5f4 2i , Texas
uiws $2.2 ill 170 but Bleirs , | 3Sjtf'i7i , mllvo
cows , Jl CVR4 CO , slickers and feeders , J2 25l 41 ,
bulls S2in'iJ20 !
I1OC5S- Receipts , 15900 head , shipments , 2210
leid , markit vveik to Cc lower , bulk of pales
14 2 : > } I4 40 , hi ivies Jl 31JT4 50 , packers $ I riff
lu > mixed J4 2"i ? 4 41 lights , 14 lOffl 10 , Yolkcrs ,
S4 20W4 30 , pigs , JJ2JSI4 F ,
SIintJP-Rtceliila. l.&W head , shipments , 1,300
liead , market stead } .
e iittoii iiHrKor.
ST. LOUIS , Mav 21 COTTON Firm 1 Ko
ilgher , middling , 6\c , pilis , 410 balcn , ncelpls
" 41 bales , shipments , 1 ! > 70 bales , stink , UJ 'JJ9
NHW ORLnANS , Ma > -COTTOV-FIrm
middling 0 13-10c , low mid lllng 67-10 , g KK !
irdlnarj. 6'fc ' , , nc ( nnd gross n celpts , t'37 ' biles ,
sales 300 biles , stock M OV Inlns
N'I3\V 10RK , May 24 COTTON Pull nnd
'asy , middling 7 5-lbo , net rn.elpis , n IR , tr ss
fOO balis , forwarded , none , raits , u lalej ;
spinners , 9S bilts , Btork , 21U 791 biles
> i-vi Yiira llrv ( i HUM Hurtot.
Ni\V YORK. Mav 21 Weather conditions
jiavlng opuvittd favorablv In qtilckenlng Iho
letnind at relall Ihere vis more Inquiry nl ro id
for autumn staples and some business of Im-
lorl mce resulted Moie Imsus were on the
street nnd the reflection of the maikct wns
jetter In nil respects
Oil t ! < rluts
LONI1ON' , Mny 24 Client a Unseed , spot , 39s ,
Api II shipments via cape , SSs 9d
I.INHUIiD Ollr-20s 3d
_
Mime hosier Textiles ,
MANCIinSTHR , May -Cloths nnd jams
sltong , but not very active
I rise > \\lirit Q intiill in .
BAN FRANCISCO , May 21 WHEAT Stead } ;
December , Jl OJ'4
c tt i/.r.ir/o.N AJtitr.
liouilsli ( luirch Til k I n u ii Mint from Cell-
on * 1 Ilonlli's ( ) i aniz itlon.
CLEVELAND , May 24 Roman Catholic
Missionary workers are nbout to start a move
ment of the greatest Importance amonp the
masses ) of population in this city. It might
bo called a Roman Catholic Salvation army
movement , txt-ept that some of the od 1
features of the Salvat on ir.ny vv II be omltt d
The missionaries have the endorsement of
Bishop Horstnunn of this diocese to the plan
of street work , and meetings will soon be be-
iun on the street corners and curbs An or-
Kanlzatlon will be formed and as soon as
practicable will bo unaile national anj c\-
teneled to all of the great cities of the coun
try. So enthusiastic are the local Roman
Catholic clergy that several will resign from
their parishes to engage In the street work.
WE.1211EII ruitKV 1ST.
Showers In the I xtmmn Kaatcrn Portion
of Nebraska.
WASHINGTON , May 21 The forecast for
Saturday is :
Tor Nebraska and South Dakota Pair ,
except showers In the extreme eastern portions
tions : cooler In the eastern portions , north
westerly winds.
Tor Iowa Increasing1 cloudiness , with
showers In the northern portion , cooler ,
boutherly vvlniVs , becoming noi thwesterly.
for Missouri Threatening weather , with
thow rs In the westOiii p rtion , cooler In the
northwestern portion ; southerly winds , be-
comlnR vailttble.
For Kansas Fair , except showers In the
extreme eastern portion , southerly wlnels ,
becoming northwesterly.
Local lUrord '
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER. BUREAU.
OMAHA , May 24 Omaha record of tem
perature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day of the past four years ;
1815 1S9I 1891 1S92
Maximum temperature . . . 78 70 71 71
Minimum temperature . . . . 51 C5 & 5 > fi
Avciatje temperature M ! CJ 04 CI
1'reclpltatlon T T 00 T
Condition of temperature and precipita
tion at Omaha for tne day and since March
1. 1S35 :
Normal temperature 01
Excess for the day 2
Accumulated excess slnco March 1. . . 258
Normal pte > clpltation 10 Inch
n llcleney for the day 10 Inch
Total precipitation Flnce March 1 G 41 Inches
Dellclency since March 1 2 35 Inches
lloports from Other htnttiitii nt U P. M.
STATIONS. UTATB orT
VV CAT I1CU.
- _ ad n
. 3
Omaha 70 78 T , Cloudy.
North Plane. . . . ( JKMl 74 40 Cloudy.
Vala nine Ml 78 01 ( lumly
Chicago 114 7J OUTlrar
St Louis ( IS 70 .00 Part cloudy
St Paul 70 HO (10 ( Cloudv
Davenport . . . . 74 78 oil Part cloudy
Kunsmfi city. . . 7U 7M
Helena . . . . 58 CK .0(1 ( 1 Clear
Denver . . r > 4 70 ( H ) Part cloudy
bait Lake City. . ut LO OOlf'lrar
Ulsniarck 54 70 .10 Ualnlng.
St Vincent . . . . 5H ns 00 Cloudy
Chaycnna fH ( ! 4 OuU'liar
Mlleu City 58 LO 14 Cloudy.
Rapid City . . . . f. I 00 .01 Pan cloudy
Ualveston . . 74 70 OJPart cloudy
"T" Indicates trace of precipitation
U A WELSH , Observer.
: RKALl Y .U VRK.I.T.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record May 21 ,
1S95 :
WARRANTY DEEDS
W B. Robertson lo L W McCltiek ) ,
lot 3. block 6 , Ambler Plaee $ 300
A II Conroy and wife to Kt James Orphan
nslum. lot 8 , block 2In 1st add to Cor-
rtgan Place . . . . . 1
M A McCoy lo M E Crandall , part of lut
H. Forbes subdlv 1 GOO
a W. f-plnger and wife to E H Flor w '
ne 17-1G 10 3,2.0
Maxwell t * Fireman company to J II
Kmlley , lot 10 Freeman's add to Houth
Omaha . . . .500
H It McClelland and wife to Mary Winter ,
e 'i Int 21 , 1'cllum Place . 481
Soulh Omaha I.and company lo Jos pli
llogen. lots 101 and 113 , South Omaha 4SO
J. P I'lnley nnd wife to J. I. Redlck , lot
7 , block 83 , Omaha. . . 9,0 > X
Alma Ringer to Thomas Ciclgh lut 9 bl ck
2 Dt-uman Place . 2,00)
Hume to same , lot 13. block 4 , Portland
Place 2,000
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
Thomas Crelgh to Q F Cushlng , lot 4 ,
bl fk 4 , Portland Place . . . u 10
Warren Hwltzlrr and wife lo P. O lierg-
Btnioi. lot 18 and w H lot 14 , block 4 , C.
II. Mayne's 1st add to Valley I
Total amount of transfers. , , , , . , , $19,032
IVIIEAT AREA IS SMALLER
Agricultural Department Hcvlow of Don *
llitiona in This Country and Europe.
EUROPEAN PROSPECTS ARE DISCOURAGING
Drouth linn Keen 1'olt In Many I'lncci , buj
tlio 1'roniUn ut I'rrscut li un
I ho Uhule t-ittlifnet-
tury On p.
WASIUXGTOX , Mny 24. The crop condl-
lions of Europe nnd In tlio areas devoted to
crops In tills countiy arc reviewed In a re
port prcpaicel al tlio Agricultural department.
Spring plowing throughout this country Is
shown to be rather more forward this s > ca
son tlnn uttnl at thu beginning of May. Tha
work , however. Is not evenly bihnccd and
there Is n marU < l delkioiicy In the Now
eland , Atlintlc anil southern tales. In New
England and the Atlantic states , though back
ward from local drouth and cold weather anil
excessive rains , grains have set well ami
[ nomlse n fine crop , and In the south the out
look Is faorabkGiving lands on the Pa
cific coast , except In Callfornh , Imo ben
Injured by tlry , cold weather , and pistnrcs In
mountain stiles generally have not developed
well Thermometers luue gcner.il ! > fallen 10
degi ces below normal
A general elect ease of land de\oted to wheat
throughout the entire wheat raising region
Is reported , duo both to low prices and tlio
winter Killing of th * crop There Is a mate
rial increase In the corn arei and In the south
ern state ttit "Isposltlon to reduce the citton
area and to substitute corn Is growing. A
general Increase of fruit and \egetabl rais
ing for the nnrkets Is reported from the south
and expansion of the potato area Is pronlseil
throughout New England , the southern and
middle plates , and all but the westernmost
of the western Oats and barley will tmpplo-
ment In taking up the decreased wheat arei.
nnd the flax aim shows a slight Increase In
Kentucky and some western states. Straw
berries and peas arc receiving more attention
In the south and the raising of sweet corn
and tomatoes for canning Is to diminish on
account of a leported depression In the Indus
try.
DROUTH IN EUROPE.
foreign reports show that throughout west
ern Europe the season Is very backward and
In northern Europe there has been llttlo
mo'sture Cereals In Great llrltaln are prom
ising and there Is an exc llenl prospect of an
unusual fruit beaaon Grasses there are al !
backward and clover rather thin over con
siderable areas. Potatoes are very high and
choice s ° eil potatoes aie selling In the western
counllcs At J50 a ton. Sales of English wheat
slnco harvest are estimated at 27,000,000
bushel and stocks in first hands at 13,000
bushels , a falling off of over 7,000,000 slnco
the couespondlng period last > eai Imports
of coin during tlio thirteen weeks of the
harvest jear ending April 13 aggregate 30-
000,000 bushels , a decided decrease , but
prices have not advanced In Franco spring ;
sowing of wheat nnd oats has been com
pleted , nnd both the wheat and sugar beet
areas have been considerably reduced The
wheat crop will bo heavily reduced , ono es
timate placing tbo pioduct at 288,000,000
bushels
Kepoits from Germany are unfavorable , as
winter seedlnga have not advanced satisfac
torily Cereals have buffoied fiom lack of
moisture and clovei Is thin Complaints oC
conslileiablo damage come from Sa\ony nnd
Prussia. Rj _ appeals to be quite sellow
and sometimes black 0\ei a laigo nrca It
will bo replaced by summer seed , From.
America 8 3SS head of cattle weie Imported.
In UelRlnm nnd the Netherlands farmers
have made up niteais , and a good harvest
Is expected Spain has suffered from heavy
rainfalls , though an average haivcst la
now expected.
Moro than any other European country.
Italy has been favored by the weather , and.
tlio prospect for good ciops Ib highly favor
able. The season In Austria-Hungary la
very backward and the crop may Buffer
from tlio severe winter , \\heat Is promis
ing but barley prospects arc not so favor
able Copious warm rains have biought win
ter seedlngs on the Honmanla Into gooel
condition , though Interfering somewhat vvltli
field walk nnd limiting the aiea of spring
seedlngs Russian icpoits are uniformly of
a favorable tenor , and large areas liavo hail
to bo resown. especially In Poddia. Volhynla
and Kief. The winter left the nutumn-sowti
plants In Poland In bad condition , but la
Caucasus prospects arc excellent
PUOSPH is run \MII : vr AUK GOOD.
ItuportH from All Over tlio Country 1'olnt
to tin Avornuo Crop.
NEW YORK , May 24 Tlio World pub
lishes telegraphic reports from nearly 300
polnls In the wheat belt , showing the exact
condition of the crop. "These reports , " the
World sajs , "show that on the v.iht wheat
fainis of the northwest , In Minnesota and
the Dakotas , the wheat crop Is not only un-
Injuied , but actually Is in better shnpo than
the aveiago condition. 'Never bctt r' Is a
significantly frequent expression of iho cor
respondents from that section of the coun
try.
try."From the southern section of th'j wheat
bell Ihere comes a different story. Kansas
reports Indicate less than half a ciop. In
Illinois , Indiana and Ohio chlnchbugs , rust
nnd other Ills have aided the frost in doing ;
extensive damage to wheat. Missouri anel
Michigan also report heavy losses.
"On the Pacific'slope , which IB becoming
ono of the largest vvneat producing sections
In the countiy , all leports agrco that the ,
crop Is above the average.
"Taking the whole wheat belt together
with the Pacific slope it seems clear from
these reports that the present prospects for
at least an average crop are favorable
"Favorable conditions and an increased
crop in the vast fields of the northwest will
easily make up for the lessened crops In the
diminished wheat area of the central stales. "
Wheat Oporntlimi lrc'll Oft Some.
NEW YORK , May 24 Wheat operatloni
up to noon today were Just 5,230,000 bushels ,
or about 13,000,000 less than they wcro yes
terday morning Prices , however , danced
about In a very lively way July opened at
from 81 to 81' cents In various parts of the
p t and dropped to SOU cents This looked
llko further realizing by the country and tha
bears were In great glee , predict ng a great
smash In prices Their Joy was shortlived ,
for with a quick rush prices shot up to 81 %
cents on fresh outside buying , then lost from
to 1 cent and the market was dull at mid
day.
Niirwiy MwUrs Hi r Hnll iiS I'ny.
CHICAGO , May 24 The gove-nmcnt Is talc-
Ing noles on the American railway systems
In the person of Its representative , C. Li.
Anderson , auditor general of the railroads ol
that country. Mr Anderson Is making Chicago
cage his headquarters Ho says "If the
government of the United States could man
age the ra'lroads ' of the United States with
out lois to It It ought to obtain control The
roads In Norway pay dlvldcnJs ns high as 7
per cent on eomo branches , and I think alto
gether there Is a profit "
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
BRADFIELD'S
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
Dy Arousing to Health/ / Action all her Organs.
II e-i.n.e. llraKh lo Illunm , iinil Joy
itrltfii 'rhruiiKlioiit Hie l.iKlre 1 mine.
IT NEVER FAILS TO REGULATE.
"My wlf linn bc n undf r treatment of loidlnB I'hr-
tlclani three yeoin wltliuntinitM After l"l"lf
three bottle ! of MIUDIIHOS , rkllll E nlblUTOn ilitt
can do h r onn cooking. niHlIn ] } ;
„ , AIa.
11IUDFIELU UCOUUTOll CO. , ATUMA , 01
tir Hold by drngKliti at 110 per botllo.
MAKE $10 EVERY DAY
Ily a new plan ot E > atemutl < - grain specula
tion. Bend tor our tree booklet sliovvlnt ; hoiv
to get around adverse fluctuations of tha
market and make money evtn on the wroni |
Bide. Past worklntra ot plan and highest
references furnished VAL.UNTINU *
CO. , Traders Uliff. , Chicago.