THE OMAHA DAILY 15.EIU : : TIirHSlAY , 1MAY 20 , 1897.
COMMERCIAL ASD FINANCIAL
"Wheat Open ? and Olorcs Strong TrUh an
Intermediary Weak Spell. '
FINAL PRICE IS 'A HALF CENT HIGHER
Corn IM IVrnlf mill Lours n I'rncllon ,
OnlH .Million II SllKht Oiiln mi" !
1'rovlp.loim Arc Ahont
CHICAGO , Itfny 19. Whcnt openc-il nml
"
clewed "strong after a long liucrim-dltilc Hpcll
of illrplrltliiK diillnPM nml tendency to drift
Obwnwnnl. The market clostil at on ml-
viincc of Vie. Strong cables , favorable crop
reports ami WR export cnRiipctnents took
turns In mildly huirotliiK prices. Com Was
wcnk and declined > / c. Onts advanced He
nnd provisions closed ut a f.o decline for
porl nnd unrliangtil for lard nnd ribs.
In wheat , 1.1 vci pool had recovered an
early decline nnd was already / d hlnher
ttian It cloned ycstctdity before thin market
0cncil. | ) This was due , It Ifl claimed , to bud
reports from the French crop. Apnrl from
tilt ; cnbU'H , there was nothing In the early
news differing much from the prevailing
conditions yesterday , and the opening ad
vance was due solely to this Liverpool llrm-
lit-s * . July opened hero from 71o to 71Vir > ,
' lee of o.
nfralnst yesterday's eloping _ m Tp
M nt of the trades were nt 71Ho for libout
two minute * , and for mi hour the price did
mil KO below Wio or above the lifchcsl of
the- opening quotations. The clop news was
rather favornblo for the hoard , as the
weather crop bulletin reported everything
favorable , -with u steady Increase In pro-
pcrlH. California advlreM wil < l no rain of
consequence there and weather hot- but as
the San Kmncfaoo market was enmer the
crop news from there did not help the mar
ket materially. Them were reportu of dam-
ace by the Hessian lly In Michigan , Kannus
nnd Missouri , but s they were not iircom-
Tiunled by Imylng orders they had "little In-
llueiice. Speculative business was plnek In
the middle of the day. both bulls nnd bears
pressing In uncertainty as to the future of
the market , but after 12 o'clock HIP market
began to go down. Outside of Liverpool
foreign cables were all weak and lower ,
mid oven Liverpool did not hold all of Its
strength. July Dually sold clown to 7tc to
"O'.Ac , but about twenty minutes before the
clo'sK ! the market became as ntrong as at the
opening , on reports of considerable quan
tities of wheat taken for shipment east.
Vessels were chartered for over 200.000 bu.
today , and , although some of It was wheat
bought the. day before , there was probably
over tOO.COO bu. of the whole bought today.
July rose to 71Ku and closed nt 71c to 71'tc.
Corn was fairly active and heavy on lartic
country purchases by elevator people
against which they sold futures In the pit
The weather was fnvorablo nnd the outlool
good for the coming erop. Export * were
MS.COO bu. July opened n shade higher at
2t5c , declined to 2-IVo nnd milled with
wheat to 2-PiiC nnd 24',4u ' bill , where It closed.
Oats were steady all day , but Interesting.
Trading was narrow , the strength comliiK
principally from n. good shipping Iminlry.
Exports amounted to 97,000 bu. July opened
n shade higher at 17 % < ' to 17e. nnd was
held through the session at 17"te , which
WIH the closing price.
Provisions were fairly steady on n smnll
amount of business. The rrmrket wns weak
early on selling by the packers , but recov-
, cied later under covering by shorts. At the
close July pork was Ge lower at $ S.17'i ; July
lard unchanged at P.RO , and July ribs un
changed at JI.I71/ " .
Estimated receipts Thursday : Wheat , 7
cars ; corn , 220 cars ; oats , 210 cars ; hogs ,
SO.WW henO.
ArttclcH.1 Open. I Hlxli. | Lo-.v. | Clos'j. | Yos'ily
Wheat-
MH.V. . . 71K 7IU1 70
July. . . 7W 1 < V -itui 70 . .
ElIlt. ! . . lilt li < iS ! OliU
Coin- liltmi
2414 mi * 241 ,
July. . . . - <
Erpt. . .
OntH
Mav. . . . ITMftM I7'l
July. . . . 17MMH iS" 17H 17-U
Sept. . . . IB la 17K-1M
Mav. . . . R 15 SO
July. . . B 23 8 25 R 10 8 nm "Jk-
Sept b ' . ' 5 8 i7 ! > a -jo 8 10 ! jj
Lnrd
May. . . . : i 75
Ji-ly. . . 3 HO ! l HI ) 80
Sent. . . U 1)0 ) U 1)0 ) H7H ii uu UU
Eh'tlllbs
May. . . 4 47)i ) fid
Jnlv. . . .1 fill 4 Til ) 4 47 ! 1 17)4 ) ro _
_ Sept. . . 4 03 4 05 4 ro 4 6I > kax
No. r.
Cash quotations were ns follows.
FLOUR Kasler ; winter patents. $ I.C'if4.70 ;
etra'Khts , Jt.Wil.M ) ; bakers. $3.'JU44.2i. spring
cpuulnls. $ I.GOfi4.70 ; Kprlng patents , $1.00Q4.30 ;
Btrnltfhts. 1.70 3.KI. !
WIIBAT No. 2 spring , 70W71c ; No. 3 sprlns ,
CST73o ; No. 2 red. SSTi lMT4c. )
CORN No. 2 , 24f2JJc.
OATS-No. 2 , nU&lSc. f. o. b. ; No. 2 white ,
22G(23c. f o. b. : No. 3 white , 1022c.
IlVW-No 2 , J4f2-l',4c.
HARLIJY No. 2. nominalNo. . 3 , f. o. b. . 2SH
© 33u ; No. 4. 2c. ( !
FLAXSKI'ID No. 1 , 7CJ@77c. !
TIMOTHY SKHD Prime , W.M.
1'ROVISIONS Pork. mesH , per bbl. . $8.201(8.23. (
I.nnl , per 100 Ibs. , $3.7.r . Ilaeun , short ribs sides
( loohe ) , $4.4504.70. Dry mlled fhonlders ( boxed ) .
$5.Xfj'5.25 ) ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $4.S7'/ij >
C.OO.
C.OO.AVIIISKY
AVIIISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. .
fiUGAR Cut loaf , $5.34 ; granulated , $ J.7I.
vt.iu . . . w UA\.KU .w . y vn uiitujr iimr-
kct was Btn.Tly : creamery , lOjillc : dairy 7
lOe , EKKH , fresh , Hh'c. Clu-CHo. weak ; 8c. Live
poultry. Bteaily ; tiirkeyB , 7c : chlckeiiB , 7c :
ilnckb , He.
JKKW vonic GIMUAL : HAHICET.
QiiotiitloiiH of the Tiny on Gencrnl
Conniioilltlfii.
NRW YOUK , May U.-FIXUn-17,959 bbto. ;
exportK , H.iOO bbl . Dull nnd weak , demand
bclnir for winter straights. Mlnnenotn patents ,
t4.sT4.3S ; Minnesota bakers. J3.4r4f3.C5 ; winter
patents , ti.Kidt.M ; winter straights , I3.90j4.40.
Ityc Hour , < iulet.
COHNMKAL Stendy ; yellow western. COc.
JIUANIyWINI > - l.7iff4.SS. !
HVIO-Qulct : No. 2 wcttcrn , 3"c.
IIAHLHY Quiet ; 38c.
HAHLUY MALT Nominal.
1VIIUAT HrcclplH , 115,079 bu , ; exports , 132309
bu. Spot , eteady. Opened llrm , but eased oft uiil
was ueak under lliiuldutlon. louer lute cables ,
fnVDruble crop IICWB uml URht export demaml
clotlnit with u sudden rnlly on covering of > inuo
net. No. 8 red. May , 79V4f 79VSc. closed. VjVic ;
eepteinln'r. 72&-1WJ73C , closed , iZ4c. !
COHN Hecelit | , 41,915 bu. ; exports , C.S14 bu.
Bixt , nctlve for cxporlu ; No. 2 , 2UHc. Options
opened ttenily. with wheat , but sold oft Khnrply
under large orferliiK In Chlc ( ; o , closing Ufj o
net decline. Mny closed , i."J'jic ; September 31Q
SIHc. closed 31c. '
OATS HecclptH , 97.900 bu , ; exports , 81 , 9M bu.
Fpot , ensler : No , 2 , V2J4e. Options , dull nnd
bui i-ly steady , closing nominally unchanged.
HAY Dull ; receipts larger ; shipping , J5.00
B.CO ; good to choice , 7.C007.H ) .
HOPS Dull ; ftatc. roimnon to choice , ISM crop
Jfltc ; ISM crop , 6 10c ; 1'aclllo const. 1SU5 crop !
tii So : iw crop , Miil'.tc ; London , 3 ir .
HIDHS Firm ; Ualventon. lie ; llui-nos Ayres ,
ISViRlVo ; Texas. lOHc ; Cnllfornln , 15lt JlCc.
LiATHI-it I'lrm ; hemlock sole , lleunos
IIHTTKU-Hecelpts , 12OC pkgs. ; nrin ; western
creamery , llffllc ; tfigln , He ; factory. 7'UiluUc. '
CHISKSH-llecelpts , 4.MS plR . : steady , state
larce , S'HWiC ; Htnte Finnll , S10'ic ; purt skims ,
4a7Hc ; full hklniK , 2U i3c.
IKlOS-lleeelplB , H.8I3 pkg . ; linn ; state nnd
I'vnnsylvanla , lie ; western. lOUfflllc ; touthfrn ,
PIlOVlSIONS-Iteef , qulel ; lieef hams. 23e ,
Cut meutH , eteiuly ; pickled bellies , ! 5.0fl/5M ;
pickled bums , J'J. ( ifi0.r.O. Iwird. nt udy ; western
Btenm. M.05 ; rrllned. Kteady. Pork , dull ; meet
perk , J8.7SCiO.25. Tullow. easier ,
OII.S Cntloiifeed , dull ; prime crude , 20o ; pe-
ticleum , Piiinsylvnnlii cnxie , firmly ; June , Me
Mil ; rules , none. Itosln , llrm ; strained , common
to ni-od , ll.C7HtH.70.
ItlCK-Qulet ; fnlr to extra , < lijCc ; Japan , 4U ®
4V4c.
4V4c.MOIwVHSIJS
MOIwVHSIJS Steady ; New Orleans , rpen kettle ,
fc-ro.l to choice. 23jjSc.
MI7TAIJ * I'lir Iron , dull ; southern , J9.2SC10M ;
lien them , Jll.WflC.dO. CoprxT. iteady ; brokers.
I1I.KH ; exchange | lo.wxfll.ZS. Tin llrmer ;
HrultB. J13.n ! S.33 : platen , weak. Spelter , iiulet ;
HIW < . . lftu\ \ , dull ; exchange , I3.4G3.S74 ! ! ;
trokeiu.
LIvrriHiol CJ nil n nml I'rnvl'lonii.
LIVEIIPOOL , May . -WIIKAT-epot , No. 1
nil , northern , vprlni , ' , dull ut CM 2d.
CO UN American mixed , spot and Muy. steady
at J 7HJ ; June. : 7Kd : July. : Hil.
FIUHBt. . Louli fancy winter , steady at
tu M.
I'KOVIHIONH Huron , ilemaml short ribs. 21 to
1C | bi. , steady ut 27s ; clear middles. 40 to 4S Ibs. .
Mtudy at t5 ; long clear middle * , light , 33 to SS
Ibii. , steady at ids. Shoulders , < iuare. It to 14
! hr. , linn at 28 . I ird. prime wr | ern , dull ut
tOj. Ilonn , thort cut , 14 to 16 Ibs. , steady at
id 9d.
Nl. IiiiulH ( Si'iitTnl
ST. IXM'IB. May ! . FUlt'Il Dull , weuk nnd
unchanged : patent * . ll,7M ( < W ; extra fancy ,
| ( .40 l.tO. fancy , HfcOOJ-W ; choice. 13 Z50J.S ? .
WIIISAT The n 'culutlv market opened llrm
and hlKhrr on account of higher cables und
llfhler local rtctlpts. Itccclptt In to * northwttt
cr.nllntif h nvy , nd cn-p ntw * vnr Ktnernlly
Knol. TrndlnR n emnpiuMlvely llnhi nnil t
n lifeline. Fluclimtlnn * wtrc wltliln * narrow
ranftf. llic market Ilimlly closing small frac-
tlonq higher than yeMrrdny. Spnt. lowrrs No. J
red , on h , rle\ntor.-t- bbli truck. MfiiiiC : July ,
7lHc bid ; AUKUSI , JJic bid FHitrmbtr , .2HC.
l7OHN--FutuM wet * dull nnd weak rnrly with
very little IHr , llnally cloMnc ntm Wc either
side of jeMrrdny. Hpot , hlnhi-i ; cakh , ! 2c ;
July , 22S K 4c ; Hepttmlier. 24c bid.
OATH--UUII nnd llrm with but Illllc chanec !
Nu. t rnth. MHc bid ; July.
ItYi--Slemlj- : re.
HAltLRV Numlnnl.
IIUAN-Dull. quiet nnd un
FLAXSllllU l viler nt 74c.
TIMOTHY Sl-iiJ ; Prlm , $2.6005.60.
HAY Dull nnJ nrmer , but unchanged.
1'OI'LTUYChickens , hrm ; t.ld . bens , Cc ;
ICi/Hc ; duiks , sptlniis $3.00j4.GO per doicn
HUTTKIl-Unllj creamer } ' , llUHKc ; dairy ,
CUI2C.
KOOH-Pltndy at 7Xc.
\VHIHKY-I.19.
t.lTTO.V Tlis.-null at G5c.
HAndiNO- Dull at n'x.nnc.
Mf-rrAUS-Lcad , dull nt $3.10. Spelter , firm nl
$4.rO. $
I'HOVlHIONS-rotk , steady ; ntnndarrt mess.
Jobbing , IS. 08. 75. Lard , ctcudy ; prime rteam ,
$3.CO. chiller , t3.c. > . Ducon ( iKiXtd ) . shoiildprs ,
$ . ' .17ii ; extrn short clear , $ : > . : $ ; rhnrln , Vj.r,0. Dry
suit mcfiU ( buxod ) , rhouhlrtn und extra thort
clen.1 , I.M ; libs , t5.0a.
linciJIPTS FloU- , ' , S.OOO Mil * . : wheat , 5000
bu. ; coin , 4.1,000 bu. ; oats , 21,000 bu.
HIIIPMKNTf-Klour , 12,000 Mils. ; wheat , 9,000
bu. j corn , 45,000 bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu.
OMAHA ( ii\iiiAL > iAiiiciyr .
Condition or Tunic and ( luodillotix
on Stniilv ntul l < 'iiuu > ' 1'MiiliiL'i : .
r.uas-llulk of nnlci ) , 7HC.
UL'TTHIt Commim tn fnlr , CJUo ; choice to
fancy roll , llfjllc ; repnrntnr cicamciy , IDOlOc ;
Katliernl creutnt-ry , 13e.
O AM 1C 1- ; very thlr.fr cut cf reason.
VI2AtC1iulre fiU , SO to KO Ilia , , quoted at
( Wo ; lursc nml course , 4fl5c.
I.lVi : POULTItY-Htns , Cc ; clicks , icr.r. spring
chickens , per do : : . , $4. ( < Uif4.uO ; l-er Hi. , C0f(2c. (
l'llioNH-Llvc : , ; cu JVr ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
HAY Upland , J3.CO ; midland , $4.Ml ; louland ,
* 4.0l ) ; rye utraw , ? 4.0 ; color ninki-H the price mi
my ; light bales sell the best , only coy grades
In Ing1 tup prices ,
IIUOO.MCOIIN Kxtiemcly Flow inle ; new crop ,
lellvpred on truck In ruuntiy ; iholcp Bieeti felf-
uiirklni ; cuipvt , per Ib. . 2W,4e ; choice srcen ,
unnlni ; lo hurl , 2ift2ie ! ; common , Hie.
OHII-N : PIOAK per 4-bu. bov , 7Jc.
PIW PLANT Per Ib. . le.
CUCr.MIll-uS-l'er dor. . . 40fl:0c ; Tc\ns , ' , J-bu.
iox , $1.00.
ASPAHAOt'S Per doz. , 30J)33c.
HI'lNAfH-Per basket , SOc ; per bbl. , $1.00.
TOMA1OKS Per C basket crutc , $3.50.
HAnih'IinH-I'er doz. , tOfiZJc.
LKTTUl'K Per doz. , ESiTJSOc.
WAX IIKAN8 Per VS-bu. box , JI.OO ; per bu. ,
"i'AltSNIPH Per bbl. , 75p.
STHINO IIHANS Pnr V-bu. box , $1.00.
NKW ONIONS-Pcr dnz. , 105J15C.
PAltSLKY lVr doz. , I5H30c.
HUllMt'OA ON1ONB Per crate. $ : ) .f.O . ; mittttirrn ,
G.Vlb. fiH-k , $2.00 ; new Cnllfornla , white , large
ind fancy , per Ib. . 3c.
LIMA IIKANS Per 11) . . 3c.
1II3ANS Hand-picked navy , p < ; r bu. , 51.10S1.SO.
C'AllllAOK California , 2'io ' ptr Ib.
POTATOES-New , per bbl. , $4.Z5 ; per Ib. , 3o ;
old nu live > tnck , per bu. , ir.o ; early Ohio feid
pntiitnes. lleil rlvt-r valley , 40c ; Mlnneisota , llur-
lianks , 40c
PRtHTS.
CALIFORNIA CHKRR1K8 1'cr 10-b. | box , $ l.CO.
.STRAVVUnRllIKS-I'nncy cxpreso receipts ,
J.C8.
At'I'LKS Knncy. large $3.COfl3.DC.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOHS Seedlings , $3.0003.23 ; Mediterranean
wet-ts , fiincy. $3.fiO.
LKMONS Mcsfcliuip , fancy , f3. 730-1.00 ; choice ,
$3.23 3.riO : choiceCalifornia. . $5.7- .
ItANANAS Chnlcp l.'irpc slock , per bunch ,
.WifiLVil : medlnm-trcrl ! bunches. Jl.S/Od/2.00. /
PINEAPI'LUS IVr doI.CO. .
MIBCIOLUVNKOL'H.
NUTS Alnuindy , Cnllfoinl'i , per Ib. , InrRe
vlze , 13c ; Ilntrlls. per Ib. . ! 0c ; Knsllsh walnut- ! ,
per Hi. , rmiey. soft thell. 12 l.tc ; stnndurds' ,
lOffllo ; Illberts. per Ib. . lOo ; pecans , polished ,
IIIIKP. OTTlOo ; jumbo. 11filc ; luruu hickory nut ,
$1.2. , per bu. ; coconmits. llic curh.
FK1SImpattcd funcy I ernwn , 20-lb. boxes.
1-.V ; r crcwn. Mi-lli. boxes. I3@14c.
HONHY I'lmlcu. 13 15c.
C'tDKK-nnrllled Juice , per htilf bbl. , $2.3S ; per
bbbl. . $ i.0i'u4.2.- ) , .
MAPI.ISVRUP Klvp-pnl. cnnB. eneh , J2.2.i ;
wil. campuie , per doz. , $12 ; half-pil. cans ,
JC.23 ; qitnrt calin , ? 3.CO.
HI DUS. TALLOW , KTC.
HIDKS No. 1 sncn iii'tc ? . bV-.z ; N ) . 2 sreen
hides. 4'ic ; No. 1 uiecn snlt.ul hides. C\ic ; No. 2
srecn suited hides. r.Vjc : No. 1 veal cnlf. . M 12
Ihs. , 7e ; No. S veal . -air. 1 ito I.'i Ib ? . . Jo. No. 1
dry flint hides. PCSlCc ; No. 2 diy Hint hide ? , f ®
9c ; No. 1 dry Millnl hides , KTi9c ; pnrt cured
hides. Ho per Ib. Iocs Hum fully cured.
SIII3KI * PKLTSllrwn waited , caeh , S.-.ycOe ;
Kreen sailed , thearlln R ( rliort woole.t e.irly
Rklnw ) piich , 15e ; drv she.irllnKS ( bhoit uonlcil
early tklns ) . No. 1 , cneh. ! e ; dry Hint. Kansas
and Nebraska , butcher eel pelts , per Ib. . nc-
Inal wtlKht , 4S.'e ; dry Hint , Knnu nnd Ne-
bnifkn Murrain wool polls , per Ib. . nctur.l
tvelKht , 3ifi4c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool
pelt * , per Ib. , ncliml wrtcht , 4ft5c : 1ry Hint
Color.ido imirrtiln wool peltn , per Ib. , actual
nclKht , 3if4c : feet cut off. as It I * iiFe'.tfu to
pay freight on them.
TALIX\V AND OHKASE Tallow , No. 1 , 2-Hc ;
tallow , No. 2. 2c ; greiifc , while A , 3c ; BI'CUSC ,
white U , 2c ; Kreapc. yellow , 2c ; grcat-e. dark ,
l Jc ; old butter. 2f2' c ; beeswax , prime , ICii c ;
rnugh tallow , lr.
XVOOIUnnnshed. . line heavy. f > C7e : fine llsbt.
rfilic ; iiuarterbloi.il , 10J12o. fefdy. buiry und
chnffy , KfSc ; eotted nnd broken , coarse , 7iJ9 ? ;
cotted and broken. ! Inc , fffSc. Kletco wash H | .
medium , 15jV18c : line , Hfl\te \ ; tub wnshed , 104 }
IKc ; black. Sc ; buckK , Cc ; ins locks , 2j > 3e. ; dead
ptilleil. uHCc. *
HONKS In cnrlolH. weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton. $ ! 2.00'fjil4.fl ( ) ; dty
ecuntry , blenched , per Irn , 51003W12.00 dry coun
try , damp nnd meaty , per ton. JO.OCffS.OO.
FRI2SII MEA1U
DRKSSKD I1RHF Good native steers , 400 to
GOO Ibs. , 7c ; good forequarteni , steers , S'.ic ; ( rooil
hindquarters , 8Uc ; western stcfrs. ( IHc ; fancy
helfer . Ci o ; Rood heifers , 6c ; good forcaunrters
helfcrx. 5c ; Rood hlndnunrtcru helferi" , Sc ; uood
COWH , Cc ; fair cows. OHc ; common cows , 5c
cow fon-qiinrtcrs , 4V4c ; cow hindquarters , 7',4e.
HKKF CUTS Tenderloins. 20c ; boneless strips ,
lOc ; strip loins , fc ; rolla , 9c ; sirloin butts , Oc ;
shoulder clods , r > Vic ; rump buttH , 6c ; steer
chucks. 4'ic : cow chucks , 3 ic ; boneless chucks ,
4',4c : cow plates , 2'e ; eteer plates , SKc ; flank
steak , Cc ; loins. No. 1 , He ; loins , No. 2. 12e ;
loins , No. 3 , Sc ; No. 1 short loins , ICc ; No. 2
Fhort lolnp , He ; No. 3 uliort loins , 12c ; sirloin
end * . SWlCc : ribs , No. 1. 12c ; ribs , No. 2 , lOc ;
ribs. No. 3. 7c ; steer rounds , 7c ; cow rounds ,
CV4c ; cow rounds , shank off , 7c ; cow rounds ,
( hank nnd rump off , 7 < .io ; trimmings , < c ; beef
shanks , 2Vio ; bruins , per doz. 250 ; sweetbreads ,
per Ib. , lie ; swectbrcuds ( calves ) , per Ib. . 40o ;
kidneys , per doz. , Ko : ox tnlls. each , ? c ; llvtrs ,
per Mi. . 2io ( ; hearts , per Ib , , IVJc ; tongues , -per
Ib. , 12c.
I'ORK Dressed pigs , 5Hc ; drersed hogp , 5c ;
tenderloins , lOVio ; loins , C ic ; spare ribs , Mc ! ;
bam Miusnge , butts , tc ; shoulders , rough , 5c ;
Khoulders , skinned. &Hc ; trimmings , 4' o ! leaf
lanl , not rendereil , Ctl e ; heado , cleaned , 3c ;
snout nnd ears , 3n ; ' backbones , Zc ; cheek ments ,
3c ; neck liones. 2'-c ; pigs' tnllc , 3c ; plucks ,
ench. t > e' chitterlings. 5c ; hocks. 4c : hearts , per
drz. , 25c ; ftomachs , ench. 3c ; tongues , each , "c ;
kidneys , per doz. , lOc ; limlnn , per doz , , 15c ;
pigs' feet , per doz. , SOc ; livers , ench , 3c.
STOCKS AND Hrt.MIS' .
Market IN Firm In Spite of ! ) | H-
turliliiK Fnt'tor.
Ni\V YORK , May 19. The Himneps showed by
many standard shares In the rather stormy vi
cissitudes of today's stock market was quite
remarkable , conrlderlng Urn cxlslenco of two
such centers of depression ns New JeTrey Cen
tral all dny and Chicago Ons In the late ntnl-
IngH after the receipt of news of the defeat In
the Illinois legislature of the bill pcrmltthiK con-
solldiillon of the gas companies. To estlmntc
the strength of the Inlluence that might have
been cxerelfcd upon HIP general mnrket by
there two stocks It must be considered that they
absorbed over 81,000 out of a total of IM.ooo
nhniCH dealt In on the exchange for the day ,
Chicago On s nlone lielntr credited with C3(04
shares. A large proportion of these sales \ > eie
made In the Intt hour nnd it half of the trading'
nnd enoimous clocks of stock were unloaded wltli
prtclpllalo eagerness which had been bought In
the convlctlrn that the consolidation bill woiib !
succeed. The price , which hud advanced a
pelnt In the morning , tumbled headlong 3 % per
cent , with no check to the decline until the
lowest point was renched , hen there was a
feeble rally. The demoralization In this ftoeU
was In u fair way to breuk the whole market ,
nnd did. In fact , carry prices generally below the
clove last night , wiping out the gains of the
earlier part of the day , Hut u Una I rally In the
market brought many prices lack near to lasl
nlght'H close or slightly above It. New Jersey
Central was the renter of depiestlon all day
und hold oft 2 % per cent , wllh only u frucllona
rnlly at the clot * , carrying with U Delaware &
HmUon , which lost 1ft i > er cent. Rendingum
I-ackawimna. however , showed u net gain on the
dny. Notable declines In other stocks were u
point In Bugar and Manhaltan und l'-i per cen
In Tobacco and l i per eent In Tennessee Coa
nnd Iron. There went other lo ce In the list ,
but they were sr.iull , und many standard shares
were on u , level with cr above latt night's ( los
ing. The day's trading , tnouxh narrow , was
marked by u notable undercurrent of strength
baied partly on the apparent termination of the
wur beturen Turkey and Greece and partly 01
u conviction arrived at by public opinion on the
stuct , by Its own pricehsc-n of reusonlng , thai
the udmlnlMrallon had determined uk'uliut uny
radical slepu In regard tu Cuba , The outwan
Kohl movement Is na longer viewed with rucl
marked apprehension us ut llrst on account of
the evidences that It will be restricted to mod
erate proportion * . There was a slight harden
Ing tendency to exchange duilng the day. show.
Inu that bills were belnK slowly ahuorl-ej In
spltei of u very light demand. The gold expor
for the week Is , however , expected to be small
A rlrc of IK per cent In thu price of Bt. Ixjulu
& Hun Frnnvl ca Hnt prefeired on rumors of an
approaching dividend declaration was one of the
features of the day , Norfolk & Western rre
ferred also ro e n ; per cent , but lost mcwt o
the advance.
Hallway and miscellaneous bonds were with
out essential change In value , although a de
cidedly linn undertone was apparent. Uutlnets
wu moj.era.ti , "lib , operation * Urcl ? rutrlcUt
to the prominent IPMKS. The palM were $5S1.-
Of < > . Oovemmrnt bonds showed n ImprovlnK
tendency In th > forentwn , but pub tqufntly eoM1 ! !
ofThe trunrncllons iiKgreitAteil $ ! > , MX ) .
The livening Post's Ixindon Hnanclnl cable ,
( trtim rays ; "Ccnnrmatlon of the Oreco-Tnrklsh
MTnlFlUe , toretber with pupcralmmlant money.
Ims Blven the stok markets hr a Ijoomlns
Hprcnrance. nllbough at prerent the activity
Is malnlj confined tn home speculations. A
feature tr l y wns n sharp rice In Kaffirs ,
which , us previously cnbUd you , hnvp been over
sold , Kfforts to provoke n Illllc boom may be
siitTfffliil. Foii-lRners nnd all other markets
were symtmthetlcnlly good. The rumors of PUR.
Kestlons in HIP Financial News thnt llrnill
might lorrow n large nmount from New York
nro discredited In good quarters. About 100.000
In Japanese money wns released here today and
inoro Is coming out , The Paris nnd llerlln
markets were Hrm. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New VotK exchange
today :
Cirook uml TurUlKli IlonilM.
IXDNIX5N. Mny 19. FOUKIQN BKCIIIllTIES
Greece , Uti4 , unchanced at 23 > i ; Turkey , new
defenre , unchnnRed ut 102H ; t-roup 1 ( A ) , un-
chiuiKed at 35 : Kroiip 2 ( H ) , higher nt 37'i'
Broui > 3 ( C ) , ' ,4 per cent higher at V0 % ; ( jroup
I d > ) , Vi I > er cenu higher at K ) % .
Aiiii'rlciiii Sci-nrltlc'N In Liiiulnii.
LONDON , Mny 19. The mnrket for American
Becurltles ox > ned llrm and continued so nil day
on Kuiopean political advices ; the close wui
imlet and the demand generally light.
Fliiuiicliil.
1'AIHB , May 10. Thre'e per cent rentes , 103
& 0c , Thu rule of discount In IH per cent.
LONDON , May 19. The amount of bullion gone
Into the Hunk of England on balance today Is
22,000. Oold U limited tinluy ut Iluenoa AyrcB
nt J'J'.r.O ' : ut LUbon , W : ut ftomu , 105.10 ; Amerl
can eoKlcB. 7CH dl. India council bills were
allotted today at Is 3d.
I'1 1 n n 111 : 1 nlUIOM ,
HOSTON. May 19. Cleat InRS , J17,201,195 ; bal
iinceK , $1.094,321 ,
IIALTIMOUK. May 19-Clcurlngs , $ Z , 2JSIC
balances , $ < V7,431.
NRW YOHK. May 19. Clearings , J 2.CC2,458
Imluncdi , $4,703.JS8.
PHILAUKLPHIA. Mny 19-Cli-nrlnBS , $11,001 ,
440 ; balances , $1 , (24 , 444.
CHICAGO. May 19. Cleurlnirs. $11,650.843 : New
Yolk exchange. We primlum ; foreign exchange
steady ; demund , $4.S7Vii sixty days , M.Wi.
BT. IX1UIH. May 19.-CleurinKH. $4,587,161 ; bal
ancc , JI3S.871 ; money , 4W1 i er Cfnt" New Yorl
exchange , CCa premium bid , fOe premium asked
\CMV Ynrk Dry ( IOOIIH Alnrkot.
JJKW YOUIC. May 19. The dry goodB niurke
shoued little Improvement over previous dul
conditions. In all cotlon lines the demund I
still quiet In lt nature. Fall linen are In le
quist , with the bout hern und foullnve l in buy
tr In the market , but urh [ iurchu > er find thn
few lines are open | o them -an > et , In Mpolen
and worsted ice d of ull defcrlptloiiH the trnd
Is quiet , but the muikel for nil coeds Is | i
fair demund , In Muple cottons there bna b rn
little weakenlni ; of th market , though t.ale
have not been heavy In uny giudu. Jlleachei
Made * ure generally In tmull request In lilk'l
and low Crudes. Ilrown cottons thaw u flight ly
Increased demund by jimll order , but the slur
trading has been rather light. Print cloths urc
unchanged , Prints oru dull In all xrudev
Linens ure In fairly good shape , wllh rellera llrm
In thelf prices. Othtr lines are unchanged.
I'eorlu
PEORIA , May 19.-COUN-8te dy ; new No. Z
: ic.
ic.OATH
OATH Inactive und easy ; No. 2 white , Z
OKa.
OKa.W1IIHICY
W1IIHICY Market steady ; flnlihed goods on
thu ba l of $1.19 for high wines.
HKCKIITB Corn. M,6 0 bu , ; oats , Jl.MO tu ,
rye. 1,200 bu , ; whliky , ncne wl.cnt. COO bu.
HlIIl'MKNTS Cum. 8.1W bu. ; outs , JO.SW bu.
r > , noun ; wtUiky. J bbli , ; nrhtat , none.
OMAHA LIVOTOCK MARKET
! . /
Run Drops Off Opp4erably | in Point of
Ntjralxirs.
GOOD DEMAND CKTCKS BEAR MOV MENT
O.I. )
Urgent ItrutirHt forl'finltle Proven ! * n
Cut III PrIurFpLlttJK" " ° II > I"
lint t HHRlitly Hunter
SOUTH OMAHA , May 18. Receipts for
the days Indicated were ;
Totnl receipts . .131 < 103 31 2
The disposition of the ildy's receipts wns
us follows , ench buyer'- purchasing the
number of hcail Indicatedt : "
Cattle. HORS. Sheep.
Omaliii PncklUK Co..iV : ' 41 1,003 ,
G. II. llnmmond Co. . . . . . . 7831.30S
Swift ntul Company 707 1.C7C r.31
Ctidahy Parking Co ' 570 1,871 2,031
II. Hcclccr nnd Dcirun. . . . ' " . . . . . . . .
Vansnnt & Co 17
Lohmnn & I'othsclllMs. . . 27 '
Ilotchklss 231
Hill & Lewis Co 2SO
Huston & Co 2.1
Livingston. & Sclmllor. . . . 4(5 (
Cuilnhy , Kansas City. . . . 03
Chicago P. & I' . Co , N. C ( S3
Swift , Kansas City. ' . 250
' Husy , ; > 129
. Meyers G3
Other buyers 31S
% cft over , , . . ; . . . 100 3,593
'
Totals . . .3,111 G.CS1 7,012
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were about
: ho same ns yesturday so' far ns the niim-
btis were concerned , , there being 127 fresh
cars reported In.
At the opening of the market , buyers
ccmed disposed to benr prices somewhat ,
ml the demand was too cond to : lmlt of
.heir being very bearish. The llrat bld.s
ivcro lower , but ns both packers anJ shlp-
> crs wanted cattle , it'settled down to a
steady market otijdeiilrable kinds or beef
tcers. The common and half fat cattle
\ore slow nnd Weak , owltiR to lack of de
mand for that Uind of stuff. The trade as
i whole , when on/e under way , was fairly
active and n rea'soin\bly early clearance
was effected. '
Cows and hclfcre sod about like yester
day. Common ohcos may have been a
Ittlo slow and wyak , but desirable heifers
were nt the same' tflne llrm nnd active
sellers. V , j
Stockcrs and fcctlcrBl were In large supply
ind as the country dfmand wns ! inht the
narket was slo\vr Vajues on that kind of
cattle have beeiii- gradually sinking from
nek of country buying. Ilcprcscntntlvc
sales ; -v
vNATIVES. .
. .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av , l r. No. Av. 1'r
3..130C JS a 8. . ' . . ! I7C'J4 25 13. . . .1130 H 33
1. . . . 010 3(5 1.0. ,130 , 4 25 18. . ; . 1134 435
2. . . . 6.-)0 3 75 lOCr. . . W5 4 23 3. . . .1503 4 ST ,
3. . . .1095 3 K 44. „ , 1243 423 13..11SI 4M
. . -ici 23 M. . 1,139 ; ! 440
'
1..1370 .4 CO 23..10S2 423 45.IMS" 4 40
1..I3CO 4 CO 'I&J.V.IOIT 4 25 r.IlM 340
1..1130 4 CO K..1010 4 2. > 15..1277 445
12. . . , 770 403 20. . . .1120 420 15.,1 8 4 4J
2..1.1075 4 10 1..11)00 ) 4 SO 20..Sl202'4 45
i. ; . . eco 410 38.t..iws 420 2.1..134 ? 443
11..10CO 415 10..652 4 SO 20..1333 4 EO
C..1112 420 G. . . . TO 430 IS..1224. 4 CO
3..1100 4 SO 11. . . . 947 450 20..122ft 453
23..1031 4JO ! ,0..1150 430 IS..1430 4 33
1C. . .1030 420 22..12T.r 420 20..1290 4 CO
1..11CO 420 ] 1..I1C7 ,4 30 'JO. . . .1312 4 CO
17. . . . 932 4 20 33..1187 4 30 34..13S1 4 CO
1..1UT,0 4 20 31..12M 4 30 30..1133 4 CO
C3..1147 425 41..1270 .4 23 4..1407 4
C. . . . 1IS3 4 25 22..1172 4 35 20..1372 4 C5
1..1C80 4 25 24..1203 ' 4 33 C..1330 4 C3
IS. . . . SIS 4 23 9..1011 " 4 33 19..1302 4 05
1..1200 4 23 15..1214 4 33 20..1301 4 C3
4..1045 4 25 41 , . . . 171 rc
SHIPPING STKKRS.
2..1100 3 CO 8..1175 4,40 20..1355 4 S3
22..1272 425 81..127. , 440 14..12C9 470
MIXED.
18. . . . 920 4 30
COAVS.
"
L. . . 40 200 L. . . 810 2 55 C..1038 340
j . . . t5 2 CO 1..10SO 200 2..1270 340
L. . . fOO 2 00 3..109 } 3 10 3..10S3 3 40
3..1030 210 3.1070 310 4. . . . 9SO 340
L. . . (50 2 10 2..1050 3 15 o.,10 % 3 45
7. . . . 974 230 1..1130 325 11..IK ? 345
L. . . MO 2 40 L. . . 40. 3 25 5..1318 3 45
1. , . . tOC 2 40 1..1210 325 1..10W ) 345
2. . . . 9S5 2 CO 1..12CO 325 1..12H ) 3W
2. . . . 85.1 2 f,0 L. . . 940 300 B..1208 3 SO
L. . . C50 2 CO 4..1022 325 1..11CO 3 CO
1..1110 2 CO 2. . . . 035 323 1..12SO 3 SO
2. . . .1005 2 CO 1..13HO 3 25 1..1100 3 CO
1..1030 275 27..10i4 330 2..1010 3 M
L. . . f 0 275 2. . . . R:0 : 330 15.,1184 3 C5
1 , . . . MO 275 3. , . . 916 330 1..1300 3 5
L. . . 950 2 75 1..1000 3 39 L. . . 900 3 05
3..1110 275 G..HH3 330 1..1490 375
i..nfo 275 r , . , .irr.2 335 u..lira 375
11. . . . 7C5 2 S5 1..1340 3 35 13..1016 3 85
9..1072 2 H a..HDO 3.25 18..1110 3 65
'
L. . . 970 290 '
HEIFERS.
'
3. . . . 750 2 97'.4 7..1038 3 C5 B. . . . 434 3 85
2.i.CM 300 17..JI33 370 3 , . . . 850 3 S3
L. . . 430 300 3. . . . 920 375 2. . . . 790 385
L. . . 420 SCO 2 , . . . 815 375 2 , . . . 725 365
6. . . . CC4 3 CO 2. . . . 7S3 373 7. . . . C35 390
7. . . . MS 3 CO 1. . . . 770 375 10. . . , 777 400
1. . . , 870 S.W 19. . . . 7C2 3 SO 12. . , . OSS' 4 00
3. . . . 630 3 C5 7 , . . . 7C1 3 80 L. . . 90 4 25
COWS AND HEIFERS.
7. . . . 928 375 i9..1104 8 SB
STEERS AND BTAQS.
35..1051 4 10
1 , , . , 80 500 11 , . . . 144 000 3. . . . 100 COO
2. . . . 125 500 1. . , . 80 GftO 1. . . . ICO COO
1. , . . 140 5 CO 1. . . . 120 COO 1. . . . 200 COO
nunus.
1..1330 2 CO 5. . . .IMS 310 2. . . .1525 385
1..12CO 200 2. . , ,1115 310 1.14..0 331
4. . . .1240 2 CO 1..14SO 315 1..1730 340
1..1430 270 1..1MO 315 1..1010 340
2..1MW 2 EO 1. . . , 910 315 1..1700 SCO
1..1170 2 1)0 1..1CCO 3 20 1..12CO 3 60
1..13W 300 1..I470 310 1. , . . COO 3 f,0
1..1C70 3 00 I..13M ) . 3 Z3 1..1230 3 O
1..1340 300 1 , . . . 1200 825 " 1..1080 3 15
2. . . .1420 3 05 1.HW > 3 25 2. . . . 710 3 W )
1..1340 3 10 1. . . . iitO 3 5
1..1070 275 l. . lia > ' 3 2S 1..1200 3 CO
L.,15iO 3 15 i IT n i v.
FEEDERS.
3..1133 3 25 'J.'K.lOOd ' 3 M S. . . , 450 4 35
L. . . 3UO 3 CO rif..M 4 00 1. . . . 3(0 ( 4 M
22. . . , 911 SCO JSijt. fcfe 400 1. . , . 370 4 CO
L. . , 740 365 IVv-.if ? ! 4 CO 1 , . . , CIO 4 CO
3 , . . , 70(1 ( 3 $0 2. j.Ji.70) 4 lit C..1150 4 CO
L. . . 850 381 17---H 405 3..1053 453
10 , . . , I7 3 kS 27.V. . M5 4 20 II. . . . 748 4 V
1. , . , 740 3 M S.j-A 7M. 4 25 L. , , 4SO 4 CO
WESTERNS.
No. Av IVs' No. Av. I'r.
I feeder. . , , . * Mi > 2'BO-t I W feeilera . , V8) f.1 Ml
119 feedera , , C8I 4 < I ' < " 1 2 Blcem 1345 423
1 feeder 1070 iha'i'l 10 feeder * . . , , tkS 430
103 feeders. . . 7C8 4-J5 .ra
HOGS While tlijernpvaii a very fair nm of
IIOKU It vetmCMl wiiul ] .ua c-cniMi-eil | wllli yt-ali-r. .
day , there beliiK a.f llliji ; elf of forty-nliip can.
As reBurds ilriuanaJiu | < liiiUiiy | | | the nmrkft won
hi tiretly K < * ) < 1 c-dnjlllon. Iliougli It WIIB a chadu
uatli-r than > -ftcrnuy'u
'Hie mint or the l.t-ifil h IJ at JJ.CO HIK ! 13 6J'i thu
numa un yetlenluyl Inil' thtrevera mole calc
at tXM "nd fewer HtJ.M. , Yotenliiy nearly u
iiuartcr of the lioKtf'Krtiintlit J3.C5.
For nine day * in" Wie'cenlun the market IHIB
m-rii loner , the ilrellne duitnir ttiut tlmv uinount.
liilf to 20c. The market toilay wan 2JG.10a lower
than IJ wan at the oinlni ; u ! the month.
The drinand tculny wuu KWK ! iiml the IHIKI fold
frtely nl current prlu-a , Reirc > entattve talea ;
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
11 467 SOJ340
( * , , . . , , . .2t8 f0 3 W
H ) . , , 2C3 ffl 1 W
CO 278 120 3 CO
GS..S04 240 SCO
C5.305 1.0 3 CO
Cl , , .2110 . , . 3M
43. , ; 327 . . . 3 CO
47 341 . . . 3 SO
C4 279 SO 3 JO
62 303 . . . * & ( >
39 301 10 3 W
S3 St2 10 I M
It , , , SIZ 240 S CO f
CO 234 10 S 0
18 )4 , . , SCO
48 , , .320 , . . SW
i9 247 W S CO
I'J 318 . . . > CO
a 295 80 S-W
C4 ti 240 ICO
C2 , ! S . . . 3 CO
Cl ! 43 . . 1 W '
(4 32S 80 S CO
(4 , . , lit W 59 t
4 , .Z72 . . . JWI W..258 . . . JtS'4 '
73 203 . . . SM 57. . 27J fft 3 < 2'4
CO 301 40 3 Ml 72 2 l M'4
CO 249 . . . 3 U ) (3 2SJ . . . 52 4
M 2I < . . . SfiO 70 242 (0 3 C2'4 '
tt > 300 . . . SM 76 . . . ! . . . ? .2'4
49. 295 SO 3 M . . . . . . . . . . . 8 C2',4
f5 318 fO S M CC MS SO 3M <
M 304 . . . SCO C4 J7C 80 5214
70 251 f0 3 M ) C3 Sll KO S M',4
f.4 527 . . . 3 to 4 : il . . . SC2V4
n " i to 3(0 . ssj toj MM
M S . . . 3 tO > S-V > < 313H
41. . 3't IfO 3 SO 73 257 SO S f,2M
cz 273 m s so M sa ice 3 RSM
M ZSO M 3 tO Ci 211 . . . i S.- ,
. . . ' , . . . . to 3 M TO. . . 107 . . . 3 Ml
51 att . . . 3 CO 7S 211 . . . 3 55
107 SO. , . . . 3.10 61 2V < . . . 8 CS
71 279 80 3 tO CO 2 < * . . . S f.3
M 250 ICO 3 f,0 HO 220 100 f Hi
CL. 275 ICO 3 fO 79 2M . . . 3 fS
11. . 244 . . . 3M 70. . . 2S5 ? fl 3 53
S3 305 ICO 3 CO CO 2SO 40 S C5
C4 277 . . . 3 BO 84 ! 20 . . . 3.15
47 269 SO 3 CO 30 225 . . . 3 M
14 2J5 . . . 3 M ) Cfi 221 80 355
51 207 40 3 tO 79 253 . . . 3 t5
J3 258 . . . 350
PiaS-ODDS AND 1CNDS.
1 450 . . . 723 4 2.2 . . . 3M
1 40 . . . 2 CO 1 210 . . . 8 (0
1 f,70 . . . 2 CO 5 2M . . . S tO
1 CfO . . . 2 CO 1 250 . . . 3 CO
1 450 . . . 2 CO 2 U,0 . . . a . ' .0
1 070 . . . 2 M 5 W2 . . . 3M
1 310 . . . 2 CO 4 2SS . . . 3 tO
1 tP . . 2 CO 5 270 . . . 3 CO
1 14ft300 0 103 . . . SCO
2 415 . . . 32. . t S22 . . . 3 M )
1 310 . . . 340 4 830 . . . 3 f,0
2 321) . . . 345 5 J..S $0 3 Ml
C . .340 . . . 34714 4 272 . . . 3M
4 232 . . . 3 47'4 5 218 . . . 3 M
1 ISO . . . 347 > 4 C 230 . . . 3 t2 < 4
4 20.- , . . . 34714 8 203 . . . 3 C5
C 341 . . . 3 CO
SHEEP RecolptR of fhrcp were llberiil , hut
none too lurce to meet the rdiulremonls of the
demand. The marktt was fnlrly ncllvc imrt
everything offered fold readily nt Jimt about
stendy prices. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
20 cults " 0 CO
15 Colorndo Inmbs 74 4 00
492 western lambs , thorn ' 3 J 40
40 Colorndo Inmlis " ! 0
479 Colorado lambs 74 040
CmCAKO MV13 STOCK MAUICUT.
Ciittlf I , MV T to
StronKcr Hli ! Stonily.
cntlCAOO , May 10. The liberal supply of
cattle catisevl a wcnker mniket imil while expert -
port cattle were npaln nearly fteaily imJ fnlrly
nctlvp , ilreyseil lM > cf ptecrs of nnllnnry to uooil
rinnllty were slow ami nverapeil 7e per 100 Ibs.
lower. Common to fnlr native blocis Imnmht
from J4.00 to J4.40 ; fiooil to choice export nnd
shlpplnK cattle were In detnniul nt from $4.73 to
J5.75 ; t lockers nml foeilcr.s were ipiltp animate , !
at relatively high prices" , sales boliiK mostly at
from J3.75 to tl.CO , with a few common lots sell-
Jns from 53.40 to > 3.GO. llutchoin nnd cuimera
cattle Fold cll. Very few cows i-olil below
Jiro. Cnlves erc fully $1.00 per 100 Ibs.
hlBher than n week ngn , an active dcmniul for
feeilorB havhiK put thP best lots up to from
J1.nO to JG.cn. The nilvarco today was about 33e.
TCXUB cattle weie weaker.
Prices for IIORS showed more stren tli than
yesterday. Sales were larfiely nt fiom I3.C7M to
} 3.72'.5 , the extreme rniiKe of prices IwiiiK from
$3.55 to 53.75 , while pics drought fiom J2.23 to
J3.75. HORS wclRhlng between 2lO and 500 Ibs.
comprlfetl a larjie shale cf the olTerlnKS.
1'rlces for shefp remained steady. I.amhs fold
briskly nt from 52.25 to 5-1.CO for culla nnd In
ferior lots up to from t.1.fiO ti > 55.CO for Rood to
lirline woolet | Hocks. Most of the theep were
shorn and sales weie active nt from 52.23 to
J2.50 for the poorest up to $4.75 for the choice
lots , sales being larKcly at from $3.75 to 54.50.
Knt Texas shefp sol ; ! for 14.10.
Receipts : Cattle. 1Co:0 head ; hogs , 31.000 head
cheep , 12,000 head.
WBST131l\ > ACKI.\i HOIiSi : OUTPUT.
IIUTI-IIHC In ( lie InrUolliiK' < > f
lUiurs UtirliiK' the \Vfi-k.
CINCINNATI , Mny -S'peclal 1 ( TclCRrnm. )
Tomcrrow'8 1'rlce I'urrcnt will Kay : The aKcrc-
BBto mnrkctlng of hogs the post week has been
larirc , western packers taklni ; 420,0iO , compared
with SWI.OOO the prccedlni ; week nnd 350.000 last
year. From March 1 the total Is 3,580COO , against
3.3C5.000 n year ago. Prominent places coinpnie
ns follows ;
City. 1SV7. 1695.
Chicago 1,1-5001 , 1,1VII01
Kansas City CCO.OtO 502 COO
Omaha 252 000 211 "Oj
Kt. IjoMi 253.IOO IBB 0)0
Indlnnapolls 11)0000 ) 133.000
Cincinnati isn.coo 12JOH
Milwaukee 149.CUO 154 COj
Cleveland 121.0CO S8 0\1
Ottumwa ICC.roo SO.COI )
Cedar Unplds 72.0CO 4-.OuO
St. Joftp.i , 49W ( 41.(0)
, OCO 4S.OOJ
IvufiHiiH Clly l.lv.Stool ; .
KANSAS CITY , May 19. CATTLE Receipts ,
8.0CO head : btpt grades steady , others weak ;
Texas steers , 53.WMf4.33 ; Texas cows , 52.9rifT3.90 ,
native steers , $3.CO < & 5.CO ; native cows an-1 heifers ,
Sl.Tifjl.l.-j ; Ktix-litrs and feeders , 53.2oi2TI.CO ; bulls ,
$2.335(4.50.
HOGS Receipts , 24 000 head ; market 510c
lower ; bulk of sales. $1.4103.4. . ; heavies. JI.STjST
3.42'.4 ; packers. J3.35ff3.4V. mlxril , $3.40ir3.50
HgntB , J3.25ff3.50 ; Yorkers , 53.4503.50 ; pigs , J2.700
3.40.
3.40.SHEEP
SHEEP Receipts , 4 030 head ; market steady ;
Iambs , { 4.COJJC.CO ; muttons , 52.COJJ4.30.
Woiv York Live Slook.
NEW YORK , May 19.-linEVES-Recelpts ,
1.119 head ; penerally lower ; steers and oxen ,
J2.JiOS4.50 ; bulls , $3.5003.53 ; dry cows , $ .1.5503.53.
Cables quote American steers nt HfI12c. drcste.l
weights ; cheep. I2flH3Mc ; refrigerator beef Vsf
9c. exports. 150 beeves , 5,510 quarters. Cf-lves ,
receipts , C.139 head : fnlrly active , but prices
wcnker : veals , J4.Wf5.25 ; few tops at J3.W ) .
SHEEP AND I-AMIIS-Rccelpts , 8,975 head ;
sheep , tcady ; yearlings firm and lambs dull
and low ; sheep $3.V ) f4.CO ; yearlings , JI.MSZi
6.37J41 la i ibs , JC.COCC.75.
HOGS Hecclpts , C.759 head ; iteady.
St. I. on IK Live StouU.
ST. LOUIS , May 19. CATTLI-V-Recelpts , 2200
head. Market steady ; shlpplni ; steers , $ I.C > ft5.33 ;
stotkers and feeders , J2.C504.45 ; light steers ,
53.70 4.25 ; cows and heifers , 52.20IT4.50 ; Texas
nnd Indian Mters , $2.E004,10 ; cows and heifers.
82.2503.C5.
IIOOS Receipts , 7,000 head. Market steady ;
light. 53.50(03.00 ( ; mixed , $3. < 0fJ.60. hnvy , $3.30
03.70.
HIIEEP Receipts. B.OOO head. Market steady
on good ; natives , $3.2504.25 ; Texans , $3.0004.00 ;
rprlng lambs , $5.00.
Stock in
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for May 19 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha . 3,130 G.C45 4,11,3
Chicago . 1C. 000 31 , COO 12000
Kansas City . 8,000 24,000 4 < XO
St , Louis . . 2,240 7,000 5,000
Totals . 19330 C8.C45 25.103
Coffee
NEW YORK , May 19.-COFFEE-Opened barely
btendy , 10 to 15 joints lower , following ennler
Euroiicnn market. Liquidation of long fnrclim
uecountn conllnued nil day , with ehortn an prin
cipal buyers. Receipts nt llrazll heavy , dated
steady at H net loss of 10 tn 1.1 points. Knleti ,
23,000 bags , IncludlnB July , J7.25 ; August 7,30 ;
September , J7.35 ; November , J7.40 tld ; March ,
{ 7.C5. Hpot cofTcc , Rio. weak ; No. 7 , Invoice ,
J7.75 ; jnhlihifr , f7.23. Mild , barely steady ; C.or-
dovn , flLCOfflS C. Sale'B , late yeMrrday , 2,250
buKH , hlKh Krude Rio , rpot ; 4ouo II.-IKH Hnnlos , coht
und fielKht , p. I. ; 3.CVJ l > nm Marncnlbo , biiblv ,
(14 for Bi'Od Cucutn. Total wiin-lioufo dellvi-r-
len from United Stutts , 15,570 IIBKH , Includlni ; 13-
S73 lings from New York ; New York Block today ,
3U,14C ti.iKx ; Hulled Htntea clock , 449,885 bn s ;
ulloat for United Statin , 278,700 IURK ; total vli-lble
for United Slates , 719.CM IMIKH , nKiilnst 846,753
ban * last ytur nnd CC4.K4 lin H 4n lk.15.
SANTOS , May 39 COFFEE .Steady ; Rood nv-
tniKC Santos. 9,750 rels ; receipts , 8KX ( > IIUUM ;
Hcc-k , 322,000 baRS ,
HAMIIUIK ) , Mny 19.-COFFEE-D < > cllne-d 140
Vb pffe'-i enlea , ll.deo baKS.
RIO DE JANEIRO , Mny 19.-COFFEE-Weal ( ;
No. 7. Rio , 9.200 lelsj exrhanRe , 723-32d ; receipts ,
ti.OOO lingn ; cleared for United Stairs , ; .WiO bai i ;
for Europe , 3W > 0 bags ; rtnck , 219COO bags.
HAVRE. May 19.- COFFEE - Easy ; IGUlf
'lower ; tales , It.WO bagp.
LfiiKlun Coliinlnl Wool MnlcM ,
I/NION ) May 19. The ntttndnnco nt the wool
auction Fairs today wax uood nnd conipHlllon
was keen nil round , with prlce-s showing' n
hardening tvndfney. The rontlnrnlnl buyers
liouuhl Huoined utHiln ut extrrmei rates und Cler-
l mi n y foiiKht eageily lifter locks nnd pieces. A
largo quantity of crwabreds wrre Hcviivd by
thu home trade , and al o u nuanllty of ( 'apu
of Good Hrpe and Niitnl wools ut the lilKhret
prlctii of tinIn t series , Tim American buying
was homewhut Lvllef today. Rursla boiiKht
heouri'l woolii. The number of baits uffcreil
wni 14.C54 , of which WO bclea were wllhdruwn.
The following arc the rales In dctnlli New
FouthVnlcH , C.MO balrs ; pcoured , 7Vid ; greimy ,
4i IC < l. QiUfimlniul. 739 baits ; ncourrd , 'JVi'W
Is 3'/id ' ; greney , CKHCUd. Vlclocla , 2.333 lmls ;
t-e-oured. CHdOls 4il ; greasy. 4'ifllOijd. South
Auetiiillu , 493 bales ; vcuured , 9J01s ; greacy , ' ,4
4iW , SvVst Auttrnlla. 07 bales ; grey , Hifp
10d. New Zealand. 8,319 dales : scoureil. HiilWU
2V4d ; greuy ( B9409tl , Capu of flood HOIK ; and
Nutal. r.I2l dales ; bcourcd. CKilffU 4d ; Kieusy ,
A ralo of reventy-elght dales of Auitrullun
skins , kcoured , occurred ut 7 < ICls Slid.
KIIIINIIH City
KANSAS CITY. May 19.-WHEAT-AI.out
steady ; demand light ; No. 2 hard , 7M179No. ; . 3 ,
70j7fo | : No. 4 , COO67C. No , 2 faring , 7807 o : No.
3 74077c ; No. 1 red , 9Sc ; No. 3 , ft < i094c ; No. 4 ,
( OfilTc.
CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed. tlH022p.
OATS Steady ; fairly ncthe ; No , 2 white , old ,
22ft 230.
HV1SIxiw r ; No. 2 , SOc.
HAY Stiady und unchunfed ; timothy , 110.00 ;
pralrlc. $7.00.
IIHTTER WeaK , crtamcry , H'.iClJj ; dairy ,
'
O We.kj 7c.
Cotton 'MiirUcln.
NEW YORK , May 18 COTTON-Ppot , qultt
and steady ; middling , 7c. middlingrulf , ( u ;
inlddllnt ; uplands , 7c ; sales , 951 dales. l-niture ,
quiet i xal > tl.CU ) daln ; January , lii.M : February ,
C.W ; llarcli , ! .8JJ il y , 7.so ; J ne. | 7. i July ,
17.14 ! Aueuvt , I7.JJ ) Peptcmher , 18.97 ; October ,
16.79 ; Novemlicr , $ S.7S ; IVcemlxT. $ * M. I
NEW ORLEANS. If.-COTTON-Fulurt * . {
qnlct rn1 sternly ; sale * . 11.300 bnles ; Mny. $7.18
did ; June , 57.23K7.23) ) July , $7.27(77. : $ ; Aucu l ,
57.C.B7. > : Peptember , J6CSJfi.C | ! > ; Ortulr , $ c.ffli
No\eml > r. 5S.t.M . ? .5Si Janunry. 5 .e lC.t4 ; Feb.
lunry , 5C.C ( ? C.C7. Spot , rany ; rules , 3 , WO mn , ;
ordlnnry , Ci , c ; KOO.I ordinary , Hc ; low mlddllnn ,
7o : mlddllnir , 7 7-ldc ; Rood middling. 7c ; mid *
dllng fnlr , S 3 ICc.
Tnlrilo Market * .
TOLEDO. Mny 19. WIIEAYActive rnd
stendy ; No. 2 , cash nnd May. Sc ! July. 7Cc.
CORN' Artlvr nnd lower ; No. 2 mUrJ , 55o.
OATO-Diill ! No. 2 mlittd , IDC.
RYlQulet ; No. 2 cash , SCc.
CUVERSEEISlendy ; pthno cntti , II. SO.
NEW YORK. Mny I9.-CAL1FO11NIA DHIBO
FRt'ITS ' Mnrkrt strong for evaporated npples ;
other fruits stendy ; cvnioratpil nfidcs , prime
wlro tray. 4Uj4Uc | > er Ib.j wood dried , prime ,
NUTd-Qulcl nml
Wool Alnrkrtn.
Nf.W YORK. Mny 19. WOOL Steady ; llcecc ,
! Sff23c ; pulled , 15f22o.
ST. LOUIS. Mny lH.-WOOIWDull nnti un-
chnngeil ; mrdlntn , IWll'.ic ' ; light line , 8fllc ;
heavy line. 7O10c ; tub wnshed , 17W23c.
.SitKiir MnrltclN.
NEW YORK , May 19. SUdAn-Haw. dull ;
fnlr rennlng. ! ? ic ; centrifugal , 9C left , 3 0. Rc-
ntu-d , steady ; mold A , 4 ic ; standard A , 4c ;
eiiiiffctloners' A , \ \ ccut \ lonf , B'.io : cnifhed ,
B'ip ; powilcrcd , 4 ie ; crnnulntetl , 44c ! ; cubes ,
ol City .Miirliot.
OIL CITY , 1'a. , May lO.-Certmcntes. no dlds ;
cirdlt dalances. So ; shipments , 97,921 bblK. ;
runs. 1M.KO bids ,
LONDON , May in. Calcutta Unseed , spot , 32s ;
May nnd July delivery , 32s.
San KrniielNOO Whrnt < lunliitloiiN.
3AN FRANCISCO , Mny 19. WHEAT Quiet
ami llrm ; December , 51.2S.
South Omaha Ne\vrs
The proRram for the High school com-
menepnicnt exorcises , which will bo hold nt
the Klrst Methodist church Friday evening ,
Mny ZS , linn been arranged and will bo Issued -
sued In a few day . Graduates will not de
liver orntlor.fi this year , ns hns been cua-
tomary herctoforo. Instead they will write
essays upon certain subjects , which \vlll he
submitted to the superintendent.
The class colors arc white nnd gold and the
dnfis motto Is , "Conquering and still to con
quer. " ' (
Below Is given the program : Invocation ,
Rev. IX C. Wlnshlp , pastor Klrst Methodlat
church ; piano solo , Mlfa Ethel Honey ; vocal
solo , Mlsa Jean Hoyil Mullen ; address , Ptof.
Lawrence Kosslcr of the Nebraska State uni
versity ; vocal solo , "Heart's Springtide , "
Mies Sadlo Ho wen ; prcecutattou of diplomas ,
H. J. Shupp , president of the Hoard of Edu
cation ; vocal duct , "Crimson Glow , " Misses
Jean Doyd Mullen and Sadie Uowcn.
The graduating class Is made up aa fol
lows : Addle Campbell , Samuel H. McDonald ,
Etta need , Halllc H. Roberts , Ed C. Smith ,
E. Rowland Smith , Mabel Thomas and Krcd
C. Wlnshlp.
Ol , : Solillrl-M Vlxll Schools ) .
Patriotic I'v rclscawill ho held at all of
the public schools Friday afternoon. Tlic an
nual visit or the members of the Grand Arm >
of the Republic will .be made to the schools
on thl.s day and Interesting programs have
been prepared for the occasion. The veterans
will deliver patriotic addresses , after which
there will be music nnd recitations. Com
mander J. O. Eastman of Phil Kearney post ,
Xo. 2 , has mode Hie following detail of old
soldiers to vlalt the schools :
High school J.tO. Hayz'ett , J. M. Glasgow ,
Tohn S. Wood. D. S. PaiUhurst , William
Allison , John Jlclntlre and Jeff Opg.
Lincoln school Nnte Gordcn , J. L. Rob
ertson , J. C. Graham , Amos Thurlow , L.
Dean. Stephen Thomas.
High School annex James Aughe , S. Scott ,
Michael Cody , N. B. Sykcs , J. Houston ,
Michael Qulnby.
Hawthorne school J. TJ. Erlon , J , D. Den
nett , 0. K. Paddock , N. E. Alter , Hiram
Harding , Charles Glynn ,
Urown Park school W. M. Mabery , Ly-
man Fuller , D. Polsley , Wesley Chadd , N. H.
Cottrel , J. I > . Peyton.
Fourth Ward school A. II. Merrill , J. T.
Heaslcy , Peter Hcnkcl , J. D. Sawyer , P.
Cockrcll.
East Albright school J. W. Cress , John
O'Hcrn , Ed Jones , Harrison Wlrlclc , H. M.
Gleason , William Anderson.
West Albright school J. 0. Eastman , E.
\j. Martin. Ed Welmcr , D. F. Trapp.
Third Ward school S. W. nilyeu , M.
Qulniby , Thomas Wlilttlcsey , Edwin Howen.
Parochial School F. J. Utter , William
Kelly. Hans J. Peterson , James Whltaker ,
John Condon , Hugh Henry , David Ccndron.
Mfss-ourl Avenue Mission J. T. Blair , Wil
liam Kclleher.
I'rrmllH Arc Too IC.vpeilKl vf.
Complaints are being made by citizens
who contemplate building residences that the
prices charged by the building Inspector are
cxliorbltant. As the matttr now stands the
Inspector has no authority to reduce or rcgtt-
late the charges for building permits , as an
ordinance now in force governs the Issuing
of permits , etc. Since the ofilce of building
Inspector has teen merged with that of city
engineer nnd the engineer receives a stated
salary. It would seem as If there could be
no objection to reducing the charges for per
mits. One or two of the councilman .have
been spoken to In regard to the matter and
more than likely a new schedule of prices
will be adopted. Those Interested In seeing
a reduction made ncsert that the prices for
permits now charged are greatly In excess
of the charges made In Omaha.
HUH : -iirnoil. .
MIra Anna Hcrbeck , the 14-ycar-oltl daugh
ter of Anton Herbeck , Nineteenth and O
streets , who was reported mlsnlng , was found
yesterday. Some friends of the parents met
the girl out on west C } street as she was
walking toward the city. Upon her return
homo she told her parents that she had felt
so badly on account of having been accuned
of stealing that she decided to leave homo for
good. With this Idea In view ehe started to
walk to the home of a relative , thirty miles
out In the country. She failed to nnd the
place or any ono that knew the family she
was looking for , and at last decided to re
turn home. The parents were delighted to
see their daughter again , as they feared that
she had made good her threat and committed
EUlcldc.
Clly ( ioNKlp ,
A. Garrow has relu'nel from a dip through
Iowa.
Miss Salllo Madden , Chicago , Is hero vla-
Itlng relatives.
Dr. Arthur Carr of Chicago Is here , the
guest of Jay Lavcrty.
The Roadster club will meet at Plckurd's
track thh ) evening for practice.
George Karll yesterday purchaned a rcsl-
denco at Eighteenth and M streets.
Frank Dolczal was arrested last night by
Chief Hrciinan for disturbing the peace.
The next regular meeting of the city coun
cil will bo held on the evening of May 31.
\V , M , Gcddes went to Grand ItlanJ yester
day tospend a few days with his family.
Roy Divls , bookkeeper for the electric light
company , lies gene to Chicago for a few duy ,
Dave Muhoncy Is nursing u sprained wrlut ,
the result of trying to ride a bucking bicycle ,
Ono of Thonm Fleming's children Is very
del ; at the family residence , Twenty-seventh
and U streets ,
' .Mrs. Anna Graham , mother of Mrs , R. A ,
Carpenter , left yesterday for Oiympla , Wai'h ' , ,
to visit relatives.
Dr. A. T. Everett has purchased the Rltch-
harl property on Twenty-flmt etrcet between
0 and H streets.
The city council will meet as a , board of
equalization on Juno 7 , S ami 9 to equalize
the 1817 assessment.
John E. Tuttk' , a well known rftoclunan of
Lancaster county , wa > at the yards ycotcrday
buying feeder cattle.
A upeclJl meeting of the city council will
bo held thl/t evening when the hearing of the
Sautter protest case will bo continued ,
Mrs. Mlnnlo King , who has been the guest
of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. 0 , K. Paddock ,
returned to her home at I'erclval , la , , yes
terday.
Rev , D. O. Wlnihlp will deliver the Me-
morlil day uermon at the First .Methodist
church and the old soldiers will attend In
a body. | I II
Tbu Juniors of the High echcol will give
a reception to the neuters at the homo of 'Mr ' ,
and Mr * . C. M. Schlndel , Twenty-eccoml anil
K ptrccts , on Saturday evening. May 29.
The mncftilam tnlicn from the old plcre at
the ca t ind of the Q ntrcet viaduct In to
he used for pnvltiR the alley between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth strceto nml N ntl O
street * .
Albert Nee , head cattle lujcr for Clay , Hob-
ln on St Co. , obtained permits yesterday for
thu erection of two cottngtw on Twenty-filth
street between 1) and B streets. Each one of
three h on PC a will cost 11,200.
The rttn.ll denier who advertises "Wo al
ways Rlvo Just what you ask for , " and llvcrt
up to hlft promise , is certain of a good trades
TIII3 1U3A1.TV MAUKP.T.
INSTHI'MRNTS placed on record Wcilnc-
day , Mny 19 , 1M > Y ;
\VAUUANTV nKF.tlS.
GeorRC Koch and wife to P. A. llros-
truti and wife , lot IS. block fl , Deer
.park 11.200
Ella A. Ittner to Kmesl A. Ittner. part
mtb lot S In tux lot N In 10-15.13
New KtiKlnnd I onn nml Tru < < t com-
jinny to Jo.irph Lurson , lot 13. HI le
ery Plaro 1
J. J. Mcl nln nnd wlfi to Aintituln ,
Matk , lot 4 , block M. South Oninhn :
lot 3 , block \Vllllam HiiKi'dorn's ad. l.SOO
D. H. MncAsInn to M , I. Crelgh , %
of nn aero In swU sc',1 1S-IC.-13 K )
David MacAslan nnd wife to name , * i
of an acre on s line Kamp CO
W. A. Arnold to R H. HlRRlnx , lof 14.
block 3. lllversl.l" add 200
C. T. Huffum , truslcr , to Jo'.in Condon ,
lots l.t nnd 14 , Lincoln Place 700
Annie Hltchhart nnd hnsUinil to A , T.
Kverctt , lot C , block 13U , South
Omaha 2,500
Jlary Uock to T. H. MrCaniK' . re
ceiver , lots G to 10 , block 10 , Lawn-
field lr,00
qt'iT CLAIM nicnns.
Kiln A. Ittnor to Hrnost A. Ittner , part
nub lol S In tax lot 5"i In 10-U.-U 1
H. M. Hoalck to W. L. Ori-y , 131 acres
In nc',1 ne'l 1M4-13 i
Qrorne O'Hernc and wife to same ;
xamo E
Alfred Mayhtnv and wife to P. II. 13u-
Hols < , n 30 feet lot 10 block 10. Waterloo
lee 1
John Condon nnd wlfo to I ) . W. . Mor
row , lots 13 anO 14 , Lincoln Place. . , , 1
DUKDS.
Sheriff to , T. 8. Sherman , c . lot 9 ,
block "Q , " Lowe's add 931
Tutal amount of transfers , , $8,911
PATRONIZE
HOME INDUSTRIES
| Y purchasing coeds mitdo
nt the following Ncbrus.
ha factories. IT you can *
not find what you wnnt ,
coininunicatcvlth the
> * * ? * manufacturers aa to
AV h a t dealers hnndlo
their coods. i
HAGS , BURLAP AND TWINE.
"
IIK.MIS OMAHA 1IAO CO.
MnnufncturerB of all kinds ot colton nml bur
lap bHRy. C'otton Hour iincl3 and twine a tpcc *
laity. GM-C10-G1S S. llth St.
DUIiWEHIKS.
O. IAII.V llltiVlAvSSOCIATIO.V. : .
Car loinl shipments miulc In our own rcfrlif ,
cnitor e.iri > . Illuo Illbbon , Kllto Kxport , Vienna
i.si > oit nml I'll in I ! > l-'iioit | iK llvcruil to nil purta
of the ctly.
ilJON"WOUKS. . "
AvTmTcsT *
Iron nml IlriiNH KouiiilvrH.
Miimifncturcra nml Jobbers of Mnrhlnrry , Gcn-
cnil repnlrlni ; n fiicol.ilty. l.'Ul , 1103 ivml 1503
Juckhun ttrect , Omaha , Ni'b.
IXnUSTltlAIi IIIO.U'OHICS. .
Mannfuctiirlnir nml repnlrlng of nil kinds nt
innrhlnory. tnglncp , puinrH. elcviitots , iirlntlni ;
l > l ft e9. hanRcrH , Fhnftlni ; nntl couplings. 1100
nml 1IOS IlownrJ St. , Omiihn ,
1'AXTox .t vn < : itii.\n mox WOUKS.
Mannfuctmors of Architectural Iron Work.
i1ftiei.il Fomutiy. Machine nml IllncUymllli work.
KiiBlne-ra nml Contractois for1 Fire Proof Hnlbl-
liiK'f. Olllce iiml winks : U. I1 , lly. urnl Soulh
ITlh sln-rt , Omnhn.
SI 1 1UT PA CTO It 1 KS.
_
J. 11 I3VANS.
XKIIIIASICA SIIIIIT COMIMNV.
Exclusive i-UFtnm shirt tnlloro. iir I'nrnnm.
TUNTS AND AWNINOS.
> "
"
"TKVI * AND A WMX oo.
Tents , Horfe Co\era , Fines nml
Piiullni' . TcntB for rent. Hnleu-oom tu Boutli
Sixteenth Mruct , Telephone 40 .
DYE WORKS.
ScM8IJSACK.'s TWIV CITY
WORKS , 15 1 Knriiiini St.
Dyclnc uml cleaning of RarmentB nml eooils ot
every ilescrlptlon. Clonnlng of line garments a ,
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
A. J. SIMTSO.V.
] < ioi > , i-iii noiiKv.
Full line of Currlnuos , HtiRRleg , Phaetons , Pony
Cnrtn. Wlicclb rubber tired. The best la the
cheapest.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 103 ! ) . Oninhn , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROYISIN ) $ : ANO : SFOCB
Board of Trade.
Direct wires to Chicago und New York.
CorresDondcntu : John A. Warrtn ft Co.
WILCOX COMPOUND
The only rnllnbln female rrculatnr
Never Full * . Sold by druggists. H2.OO
8 nd 4n fnr Wf > ninn'it Hafrcnurd *
WILCOZ HIDICAL C0.228 8. 8th St.
puoi'osALS von copnsE. BUGAH.
ClotlilnK , School lioukH , etc. IJei > nrtnient ot
the Interior , Olllco of Indian Affnlra , WiiHh-
Incton , D. C. . April 3 , 1SU7. Scaled PropoHitlB.
linlornfil : : ' 'I'roj-oHalB for Colfcc , HUK-ir ,
ClotlilnK , Buhonl liooiiH , etc , , " aa the ciiso
may be , nnd directed to the CommlHulonc-r
of IiiiiUi Aftulrs , J o. 77-79 Woustcr Htreji ,
New York City , \vlll ho received until 1
o'clock p. m. , or TiiPHiliiy , May 25 , 1X)7. ! ) for
furnlshliiK for thu Indlnn Service , C'orfte ,
StlKiir , Ten , Hlce , IieuiiM , flaking I'owder ,
He ni , Grocerli'H , IJIanltetH , Wooltn und Cot-
Ion Oooda , Clothing , NotloiiH , IlittH and
C.IPH , llootH u nil Bhoes , Crocker and Schuol
Hoolcu. fllds miiHt ho mndo out on Kovern-
mcnt hlnnka. BcheduluH ijlvlnt ; nil ncciH ! ary
Informntlon for hlddera will ho furnlHh-til
upon application to the Indian Olllce In
WuHMiiKton ; No. 77-79 Wooator Btrc t , New
York City , or No , 1311 State Btroot , Chicago.
IlllnolH ; the CommlKsurlrH of SuhHlutuncc ,
II. S. A. , at Cheyenne , Lenvc-nworth.
On aim. Bt. Louis and St , Paul ; thu Pout-
imiHlerH ut Bloux City , Yunkton , ArltaiiHan
C'lly , Cnldwcll , Topuka , Wichita anil
Tucson , IlldB will bu opened at the hour
und dny mentioned , nnd the bidder * an : In-
vltcd to bo prcHcnt ut the opiniliiK. Certltli'il
ChcckH All lildrf inilHt bu nccomputiied by
cerlllled fhi-cka or dniftH upon notno United
Klat n depository or nolvent national Imnk
for ut leant llvo per cent of th amount of
the proposal. D. M. BuOWNINQ. Commla-
nloner.
.Vollc to Ciiiiirntiiit' ; .
Scaled propoKalH will bo received by the
umlcrHlKnrd until B p. in. TiifHdny , June lut ,
1M7. for the erection of a two-utory prexu
brick ttori ) biilldliih' r > 0xlni ( feet.
Kagh hid IB to ho ncompnnlcd by a certi
fied cheek for $ . ' 0.00 , payable to Hie timUT-
HlRned mill forfellabl. ; to them In cutiu the
bidder If micccssful doe not ut once enter
Into contract and bond for the performance
of the work.
PlntiH may be procured of the unflernlKnod
or of the architect , J , C. Btltt. Norfolk ,
Neb , The rlchl to reject any or all hhlx u
reaervtd. A. C. & K. K. I'lI/rBH.
liloomneld , Neb.
.VllllCIO HlllllllTH.
Sealed protiosula will be received by the
Honrd of Kdueiitlon of thu State. Normal
Hchool for the construction and complelldii
of the new dormitory ut I'eru , Neb. , unlit
10 o'clock. May 25 , It'Jl. DrawliiKH and fpet'l-
llratloiiH may bu seen on und after .May 17.
HOT , at thu olllce of thu principal of the
State Normal HChool , Illda will b received
for thu bulidliiK complete or In partu. A.
certllied check for Z per cent of ench bid.
payable to the Hoard of ICdticatloii , miiHt
accompany each bid. The right to rejecl
any und all bids IB reserved.
iiy order of the
UOAHD OP EDUCATION.
Peru. Neb. , May 11. UU