G THE OMAHA DAILY BElDsTTTESDAY MAY 25 , 1SJ)7.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat is Strong Most of the Day , but
Drops Suddenly nt the Oloso.
GREAT CONFIDENCE IN COMING CROP
'rrtllct Unit " Will
lil M tfiir'M lu 11 llnmlri-il Mll
lliiu llunlielx niul Thereby
l < 'orcv I'rlceii l ) M .
CHICAGO , May 24.-Aftcr nn ntlvnlice of
% c wheat turned wtmk todny anil c.osed nt
u * < c ilecllnu. Conlldctice that the vuniltiK
crop wouM lie nn IrnlrieiiFit ! one was llif
prime- factor In the llaulilutlon which cauncl
the decline. Other speculative marketH wuro
without cpcelal feature or material vlimiijv
In ( irlceM.
Wheat autliiK the inornlng keiH the no
vance KOlnu which MUM umli-r way -is Sat
urday's se.ilon c-ame 10 an end. Ju'- ' .
wliU-li closed Saturday at 72o , ctartcdvllli
buyers nt from tlmt uii to 72'e. . and afu-i
about nn hour and a half V'o was the low on ;
It sold nt. It rose to iS'de ' btlo.-e It I.M !
nny Hurlous setb.'ick , but by 11 .TJ o'ciaci ? It
hud drcllni-il to 7lc. Itefoie noon It had ml-
vancpil itBiiln to 72'io. The Kivnjh sliuiitlon
\MIH the tiuinp caret when HIP bulls wt u-
U-MilliiK and the line prosjiou s feir the home
Mprlnif wheat ciop anil uoh uf ihwltucr
whcut as hail not been killed uuirlcht were-
eimof the i.veral woo.l C'irdi ihu bears
ituule the ulnioHt poxalu'1 line1 of. Hl.ltl.M'.Ica
of tlie week- ! and dnlv movi-incntp we.ro
for the most pun bo.u'jii. ' .NOItliwosurn
reui-ltiiH wore wl i-nra , eompan-il with [ . . "
Jlviiday ot lust wcei ; an. . iJ2 n. year nwo.
"World's Hhlnmi-nts for the \\ee-k to Kurope
wire 7lttSwii bu. an I the nituunt on oee.in
pa 'isu Inere-iiHi'd I)1. ' ) , ' ' ) ' ) 'jti Chicago re-
ci Ipm were .six catloadf ) . .ml 2i'C.ijiJ ) bu. were
withdrawn from slnv. The home vlnlhli
mil-ply ituereasod l.lll.CuO bu. , or about iXM-
00' ' lju. loss than hail generally been looked
for. The iiimntlty lu tire visible now Is
only SS.i'iiil.Wj bu. Tin- foreign marknts weic
Htioiifi. J.lvorpool slaile-d at 140 advanci
ng ! added . inothe'r < < .o to that , maklni ; M
advance for the day. The market hunt ?
nrc.imd 7ie for nearly an hour , but brcauu-
very weak toward the i-ml. There * was an
almost teital hu'k of shli'phiK ilemand. This
niul oonlldence that the comlnij dome-stlc
t-rop will be at least IWJ.OOH.lrOn bu. tnorp than
tluit of last year ave tin- bears confidence
to pri'ns their wale * , and the market onei-
Htnrted deellneil very rapidly. The rloHlnc
price for July was 71'/ie ; lild.
C'orn was steady within a narrow range
Ilce-ulpts were heavy nml the weather favor ,
uble , liit the strength of wheat wnlle It
laste-d served to suiitaln prle-es. The market
e-n eil off. however , when wheat made It"
final break. July opened tinrhaiiKcd at IIVj
( f7i4c , ileellneil to WK < ii\V-c \ anil clo.sed at
Zl'.e.
OatH wns steady , oonsldcrlnf ; the largr
loeal receipts and still larger estimates for
tomorrow. The market was quiet , trailln-5
keeping \vlthln a % , c raiiKe. There was i.
fair shipping demand. July opened Hv
higher at IS'c , declined to 17r'yi7ip { : ! anil
closed at IT-'Hc bid.
I'rovlslons were heavy early In the day
owliiL' to the hi-avy run of hoys , but befote' '
itlie elose had recovered nearly all of the
de-ellue. Paekern liotight nenenilly on Uu
breaks and were- the chief mipport of the
market. At the close July poilt was a simile
lower at $ S.17M.'r''S."fl. July lard ne lower al
J3.77Ti3.77Vi and July ribs unchanged.
Kstlinatcd receipts Tuesday : Wheat , l :
curs ; corn , ivO cars ; oals , Ul.'i cars ; hogs
SO.fOfl heael.
Nt' '
No. ? .
Cnsh Quotations were nu follows :
KIXJL'H Slenily ; winter pntentu , JI.COJfl.70
l ) ker . } 2.iiOif3.1. > : ttralKhts. SI.Mf4.CO ; fprlnp
ppecliil.1 , JI.W'n I.CO ; sirln.s' | patents , JI.15JM.:0 |
stralKhts. 53.C04J3.75.
WHEAT No. 2 rprliiK. 72Ti73'ic ; No. 3 Fprlns
CSJIISe ; No , 2 red , tO'Ji'J2jie.
COHN No. 2 , 24'.i ? 21v4C.
OATS No. 2 , IFc. f. o. b. ; No. 2 white , 220
22'.A ; No. 3 white. 19422c.
UYK No. 2 , 35c.
IlAHI.nY No. 2. nominal.
FIjAXSEEU No. 1. 77Q77UC.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , } 2.SOi2.S3. {
IMIOVIHIONS Mess pork , per hbl. , JS.20 ; lard
per 100 11 > . . )3.72'i3.G ' ; fliort rlba , pldes ( loose ) ,
t4.40iiT4.CC.
WHISKY Dlstlllcis' finished Kcojg , per gal. ,
J1.19.
KUOAHS-Cut loaf , J3.31 : Braniilatcd , J4.71.
r
Ontho I'rjJuo' ox2hni3 toJuv t-u b Utjr HUP-
kct was llrm : creamery. ll < S141tc : ililry. 7i
lie. Ktriia. linn ; frvHli , Itlc. CIIIMJHU. wtvik ; 7t ( < i
Ke. I.lvo poultry. Htuady ; lurlteyH , 7i Sc : clilckuiiH
S I ! 70i7hic ; tllicku. He.
NIS\V YOUIC < ; i\r.HAi , MAHKGT
< ) ( ( | tif ( lit- Iny n Oc-nrrii
Coiiiuioilllf CM.
NEW YOUK , May 24. Fl/JUIt llecclpts. 3240
bills. ; < > xi > orts , 12,135 Mils , ; dull and about steady
M1 winter patents , * 1.C00I.C5 ; winter ttralKhts , } 4.i
CT4.40 ; Minnesota bakers , J3.70. llye Hour
Iteady.
COHN MnAI < Dull.
IlYE Steady. No. 2 western , J7'.Jc.
HAUUEV Hull ii ml quiet nt MUc.
HAIIUEY M ALT Nominal.
WIIIJAT llecelpts , 251,225 bu. ; exports , 127,75
tU , ; si > ot dull and weak. Options opened tlrniL' :
on bUting cahleB and rej > ortetl crop danuige , bu
declined latrr under active liquidation , Indued
by small export htmlnetis , dl Hp | > olntlni ; rvduc
tlons In the visible Mipply and tine home ere ]
Jiroi > pects ; clcsed partially easy to UO'Jie lie
lower ; No. 2 red , Muy , SOiffSllic , closed nt 80ic
Keptember , 72V&0 tl'.ic. ' closed at 72lic
COHN llecelpts. 101,275 bu. : exports , 8,801 bu.
tales , KO. W bu. futuies , C4OW bu. rpot ; bpo
iiulttNu. . " 8 , 2iio ! In elevator , 30)io alloat. Op
tlcns ( ipeneil tlrm and advanced on better ru
bles , but finally became weak ; closed unclmniei
to ' 1,0 decline ; Seplember. 30 15-10if3Hie , clonei
at 3lc.
OATS HeocliitM , U.Oi bu. : exports , 13.020 bu ,
N . 2 spot. 22Vic. Options dull and nominal with
out trade , cloulngv \ lower.
HAY Steady ; uhlnplni ; . fo. . ' .000.00 ; Kood t
Choice , J7.lUilS.00.
llul'si Dull ; state , common to choice , IS'J
crip , BiiSo ; UM croji , 5B7c ; Paclllc coast , ISti
crup , Sijfic.
Hini-s : Klmi ; Oalveston. 14e ; UiienoH Ayr *
dry , IhViOIDc ; Texan dry , 10V4c ; California , 16c.
I.KATHint Bteadyi hemlock sole , llucno
Ayrea , 1'JtiSOc.
Ill'TTKlt-Heeelpts. 17.2CO pkgs. ; market linn
western creamery , lIRUc ; Ulslns , I5c : factory
.
UiliuSE-Hecelpts , 1.400 pkgn. ; market quiet
utate , larKe , t > ' fj'Vie. !
IXlOS-ltccclpts , ltf,35S pkgs. ; market stonily
itate ami I'ennnylvarila , 12'ic ; western , 12u
nun I hern , 10'inl'ic. (
PIIOVIHIONS lleef , dull : beef Imins. 113. Cu
meats , etc.ndy ; plckleil btllien , ] 5.iX > ii.r.tO ; plekle <
fchouldem , )5.wf5.t,0 ) ; pickled hams. '
IjirJ , larlrr , western steam , H.C'i ; r
weak. Purk , quiet ; short clear , I9.t0ifj.70.
OILS Cottonseed , dull ; prlmu crude , SOf20VjC
I > rlmo numrncr yellow , 224i dc ; prime ulilte , 2C'
( i'7v. Pttroleum , dull ; Pennsylvania ciudc
etcady ; June , t > : > o bid ; sales , none. Hop In. llrm
ctl alned , common to Kuoil , 11.75. Turiwlilllu
dull nt S7Uj27 4c.
llU'E-Steiidy. fair to extra , 4WHCo ; Japan
4 < . , i4',4e.
MOLASSES-Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle
KIH > I | to choice. W2Sc.
MITI'AIJiIMic Iron , dull ; southern. J9.2r.JflO.M
northein , 10.POtfl2.00. < \ > pier. | dull ; luke , liruli
ttt , Ul ; vxchuiiKv , J10.tOWII.S5. Tin. dull ; trnlli
113 < M13.W | ; platen , easy. Spelter , tleady n
JI.W4. | ° 5. Lend , easy exchange , JJ.154J3.I !
brokers , IJ.12W.
Xi > iv Vurk Dry ( lOinlN XliirUul.
NEW YOIIK , May 24.-The dry KWK ! niarkc
wui generally dull today In some quarter
thcrti U activity In some lines of staple cotton
and prints , but the Increase In demand l b
no inearu ccnrral , nor Is there any condltlo
which would Indicate u really healthier ton
In trailing. In woolen uoods of nil sorts in
demand In fairly free. In staple cottoni ther
In a dearth of butdnets piimlni ; except In cer
tain special lines , llleacried anj brown K > H > . |
are univtTSHlly dull , In nearly all line pot trail
lnhbelli * ut a practical standstill , fourue co
cjrett cottons show borne Improvement , Horn
ticks and stripe * nnd peclallle In nvpin !
stripes ami other na | > | > ed KOP > ! ure In dcinuin
Other lines are quiet. Print cloth * ure reports
Komcwhat firmer at Kail Itlvrr at unchunge
prices.
HI. I.uulM < i * iifrnl M
ST , I/3UI8. May Zt.-KIX > UK-4ulet and ur
chunked ; patents , II72C4.M ; extra fancy , 14.40 :
4. Ml ; fancy , IJ.fcOWJ.iK ) ; rhulce. 53.MU3.Si.
W1IKATFuluren opened tnuiK and hlulifr o
bulling foreign advices , but on txarUh cond
tlons on thU > lde n drclliK set In and the mm
ket closed HO to IHc lower than Saturday. Spo
lowtr ; No. 1 rd CAJU , ltv tor , J1VW tk < :
: mck. We ; No. 2 hiinl , cash , Me afkeil ; July ,
4M674Hc ; AURurt. THio knli Septemlx-r , 7IKo
COUN ! * ututvi dull nil stendy during the
lay ; eltHlnK oncUr nnd frctlnn < err , comi > red
with Saturday. Smt | , m y ; No. 5 ca h , XKo
ilil ; July. % c bid ; September. : ift 'S.c. '
OATS-flrm for futures and cash ; No. 2 cash ,
We ; July. 1 > io bid.
UYE-SteMy flt 3lc.
IIAHLEY Nominal.
COHN MKAiH. . < mjn.f ( > .
11HANQuid find little dnlni ? ; sucked , cast
track , worth nominally , 444I4Sc.
rLAXSIJEH PlMiily nt 75c.
TIMOTHY SEEIJ-I'rlmf. J2. ) { ( ! .fS.
HAV-nuH. but steady ; prairie , tl.tOffS.CO ; tlm-
.thy. I.fi0 ri.on. . ,
lirTTBIl-Slrnily ; creamery. llflUHc ; dalrj- ,
lllKher at ic.
I'OI'LTHY Chlekens , eteady : old hens , to ;
fprlnir. 14 J18c ; ducks , fprligf. r..KHf .00.
\VIIISKY-J1.1 ! > .
COTTON TIK8 Me.
.
MKTAI.S Ix-nil , nrm nt $3.10lJ.l4. ( ' Spelter ,
llrrn nt } l ,
I'llOVISIONS 1'ork. ttendy ; standard rntst ,
JobblnK , l.2'i 3"r. . I.ird. weak ; prime steam ,
| .1.77' ( | . Itarjoii ( boxed ) phoulrttm and extra short
ilenr. tS.37'4 ; rlbo. J.VtO ; shorts , r..C2'4. ' Dry
salt rneal ll-oxod ) slifiuldt-rs and extra short
vlf-ar. 14.v7ti ; ribs J5 ; shorts. > 3.12'4
HKCUII'TH Klmr. 9.00 > Ibln : vhffl1. 11. rt bu. ;
mm. lOc.rto Im. ; mitp , 7S.HO bu.
SHIPMnNTH l-'loiir , C.nfKi bbU. ; V.ieat , 9f < rt
Im. ; corn , 2iOnO ! bu. : onls , 54.01 * bu.
OMAHA JTliXKlfAl , MAUUKTS.
( miilllloii of Trillin t'liil O.I
on Siiili > niul I'juii' ) Priiiliii'i' .
Kljd.- ? Hull ; of raleHiiftfc. ' .
HL'TTKU Common to fair , t'fSc ; choice to
fancy roll. liKflic : M-puMor : crcnmcry. 15c ;
Kiitieit : > l crenrnt-ry , 13o ,
(1A.MI2 E\piylhlnR out of reason.
yi AIClinlcc fat. Ml to 120 II ) ? . , quoted nt
Mil'o ' ; liirRr nnd eoiirse , Jfit'ic.
LIVE rolJI.THY IKns. fc ) : fucks. SV-'e RprlUK
chickens , per do/ . , } l.f05I4.50 ; tier lit. , I0fiio.
PIOKONS I.l\e , TCfetOo ; dead plKeema nut
HAY Upland. J.VOO ; midland , fl.Btl ; Inwlatid.
N.i.0 ; rye ntr.iw , tl.CO ; rolnr waLc * the price on
liny ; llKht Imlcs fell U. ' : bcjt. iinl- top Rrndcs
Inline top pi Ires.
nitOOMCOHN l-'xtiPtm-Iv slow sate ; : irw cvoji.
dc-llvi-red on track In rmintiy ; choice Kieui r = clf-
worklriR caipet , per ! ! . . ZilSHe ; rliolri ! Krctn ,
Ninnlni ; to hurl , ' 'liZi'i1 : r iinnon , I'.ic. '
VEdETAiiLES.
( ) lltix : PEA , " Per 'A-l'ii. h"x. < ! c.
1'IIJ PLANT Per 11' . . 'Ac.
CIVrMtliilS--Pi.'r ileiz. , 40f'0o ; Texas , V4-bu.
box , Jl.io.
ASPARAGUS Per doz. . UffZOc.
SPINACH Per ha hct. : * ; per Mil. . $1.00.
TOMATOES-Por G lmi-l.e ( crate. 3.GO.
RADISIIES-I'pi- . , irc.
Urm'i'K-Por do * . , 2f30c. , ?
WAX DEANS Per ! i-bu. box. Jl.OO ; per bu. ,
2.r.o.
PARSNIPS-Per Mil , 7fe.
STRIND \NS-Per U-bl' . Imx , ? 1.00.
Ni\V ONIOXH-l'c-r dux. . ICtfUc.
PAHHI.IY ividnz. . . lifljoc.
liritMI'DA ONIONS PIT ci-nto $3.M : southern ,
fj-lli. HUK5S.OO ; new Callfoinla , white , large
and fiinry. pel Ib. . Si1.
MMA IIEANS PIT Hi. . So.
HIJANS-Haiid-iilrked navy , psr liu. . J1.10B1.M.
fAnnAOR fnllfornln 2'tc per II ) .
POTATOHS New. ) > er liM. . J4 per Ib. . Cali
fornia , zifceold : natlvo Flo'k. per 1m. , 2Sc ; early
Ohio peed potatoes , Hed river valley , 40cj Mln-
nvota , lUnh.-iuUs , 40c\
PIIITITS.
OAI.lPOItNIA CMIIJItltlKS Per 1Mb. box. JI.GO.
STUA\VlnnuiKP l-'nncy express receipts ,
JJ.IK ) .
API'LES-l'uncy. Inrise S3.MII.1.50.
TIIOPICAL , KHUITS.
OIIANOKS S-eedllngu , J3.00e3.23 [ Slcdlterranear
EweTta , fnney , $3.r,0.
LEMONS Mrgelnan , fancy. J3.73 < ! HOO ; choice ,
! 3.S5 i3.SO : choice California , J2.75.
IIANANAS Choice larue otoek. per bunch ,
2.fW ' 225 : niPilluni-Rlzcd buncliPs. { l.COfo.2.00.
I'INEAPri.ES Per doz. . $ l.r.n.
MISCKI.UVNKOUS.
NUTS Almondf , California , per Ib. , lartii
size , 13r : UnizIlK , per Hi. , lOc ; EnclUh wnlnutu
per Ib. , fancy , Foft phell , 12fjl2c ; standards
lO llc ; llllitrts , ' per 111. , lOc ; pecann , polished
iarKB. il'i'l'lOc ; Jumbo , llffllc ; larre > hickory nutM ,
H.25 per bu. ; coconnut , 4'/jC each.
I'lCiK Imported fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
2o ; 5 cnnvn. M-lli. lm\c , 13iTllc.
HONIY ciioife. wnsc.
f'lniCl ! ( "Inrlfled Juice , per half bbl. , 52.33 ; pei
.Mil. . U.ttftt 23.
MAPLK SYHUP-Flvc-Bal. cnnr. . each , J2.23
al. cans , pure , per doz. , ? 12 ; hnlC-cnl. cans ,
T.23 ; quart rnns. J3 r,0.
iiiuKS , TALLOW , irrc.
HIDES No. I Krecn lu-ie-s. bV-o ; Mi. - Kreer
hides , 4t.te ; No. 1 gioe'ii B.ilt.'d hl-ics C'/Jc ; Xo. :
preen salted bides. V'.v ; NV . \ \e.il calf. .1 tj 1 !
Ib3. , 7e ; No. 2 veal enlf , 1 Sto 13 Ibs. , 4i > . No. 1
dry Mint bides , 9SlCc : No. 2 dry flint hides , f8
? e ; No. 1 iliy Enlted hide ? . tW'Jc ; part curpi !
hides. Vtc per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PKI.TS-Gn-en malted , each. sri'iKO-- :
crcen salted , theurllnKfl d'liort wcolt-d eirl )
rklns ) , eneh , ISc ; dry shcarllnBS ( short nnolei ]
rnrly skliiF ) , No. 1 , each , Do ; dry Hint , Knnn :
and Neliniska hutoher wool peltB , per Hi. , ac
tual welKht. 45JIc ; dry flint , Kansas nnd Ne
braska Murrain wool pelts , per Hi. , nctun !
welKht , SiirMc ; dry flint Colorado Imteher woo
pelts , per Hi. , actual welKht , 4iZc ; dry film
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , nctinl
welKht , State ; feet cut off , as it Is useless tc
pay fr-flKht on them.
TALLOW AND GnHARE Tallow , No. 1 , 2'ic
tallow. No. 2 , 2e ; Krcate , white A , 3c ; grease ,
while II. 2c ; RreaFO. yellow , 2ccreafc , dark ,
Hie ; old butter. 2 J2t.ic ; beeswax , pilme , I5H22c
roiiRh tallow , le.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy. WZ7c ; fine llRht
ffpDc ; qunrtcrblood , ICiff a rcrdy , liuiry am
chaffy , Efffc ; cotted nnj lirolcfii. coarse , "flOi"
cotted nnd broken , fine. ClfSc. Fleece warlu-d
medium , ISfTlfe : fine , llJliic ; tub warhed , lOSi
18c ; black. Sc ; bucks. 6c ; tnR locks , 2if3c ; dcot
pulled. 5Jc. ( !
HONES In cnrlotp , welshed nnd delivered Ir
CblcaRo : Dry buffalo , per ton. > 12.03i3'H.OO ; d'j
country , bleaclrd. per trn , t'O 01JT12.CO dry coun
try , dump and rnrnly , per ton , J5.OOiJS.00.
FltKSU MEATS.
DRESSED 11KEK Oood native steers , < 00 te
COO Ihs. , ? c ; peed forcquartcrB. steers , D'.tc ; KOM
hindquarters , 8Hc ; western tteers. BHc ; fune-j
heifers , C'.ic ; Rood heifers , Cc ; Rood foiequnrtcn
lielfera 5c ; Rood hlnddiiarters heifers , 8c ; KOOI
cows. Cc ; fulr cows. S'4c ; common cows. 6c
cow foretiuartcrF. 4' c ; cow hindquarters. 7' c.
11EEP Ct'TS Tenderloins. 20c ; boneless rtrlps
lOo ; strip loins , tc ; rolls , DC ; Elrloln butts , iv
Fliouldcr clods , D c ; rurnp butts , be ; Eteei
churks , 41ic : cow ehucks , 3 c ; l.onelcsH chucks
41 , c ; cow plates , 2'ic ; steer plates , 3ic ; llanl
steak , fe ; loins , No. 1 , He ; loins , No. 2. 12c
loins , No. 3 , Sc ; No. 1 fhort loins , ICc ; No. 1
short loins. He ; No. 3 short loins , 12c : nlrloli
ends , SiflOc : ribs. No. 1 , 12c ; ribs. No. 2 , lOc
rlliH , No. 3 , 7c ; stee-r rounds. 7c ; cow rounds
C'.ie ; cow rounds , Fhank off , 7c ; cow rounds
fhnnk nnd rump off , " 140 ; trimmings , 4c ; bee
shanks , 2 .C ! brains , per doz. 2Tc ; sweetbreads
per Ib. , lie ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. , 40c
kidneys , per doz. , 3.'o ox tn'.ls. ' each , Sc ; livers
per Ib. , ! i/.c ; hearts , per Ib. , ivjc ; toriRues , pel
Ib. . 12c.
POltK Dressed pigs , 6Uc ; drefsed IIORS , 5c
tenderloins , IOHc ; loins , Llie ; spare ribs , 3 c
ham KaiiFage , butts , Sc ; shoulders , rouKh , DC
shouldeiH , fklnncd , t'.ic ' ; trimmings , 4ieea \ \
lard , not rendered , f l,4o ; heads , cleaned , 3c
snout and ears , 3c ; backbones , 2c ; cheek meats
3c ; neck bones , 2MjC ; plRs * tails , 3c ; plucks
each , fe ; chllterllnes , 5c ; hoeks , 4c. henrts , pe
drz , . 25cstoniaoh8 ; , , each , 3c ; tongues , each. 7c
klilneys , 'per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c
plfis' feet , per doz. , 33c ; livers , each , 3c.
STOCKS AM ) IIO.VD3.
DrclNloii III IiitorNditt * Coiuinert'c CIIK
CIIIIHI-M it Hally ,
NEW YOUK. May 24. Today's rally on Hi
stock market was ntlrlbutablu to the decision o
the supreme court In the Interstate comrnerc
case. The market liad derived strength las
week on rumors regarding this decision , but I
sold off again this inunilnir before the declrdui
was announced on account of doubt being throw ]
upon the reliability of last week' * Information
In all the early deallriRD the hand of the prei
fesulonal trader was plainly evident. The mom
lug was given o\r - to depression err account u
reports that the Nebraska maximum freight rat
cuse nould not be decided by the supreme cour
until fall , the decision In the Interstate coin
rnerce being nlsi In doubt. It Is an Illustratlo
of t.ie Inconsistency of the professional trader
winking fur u tliurl tuni la the market Ilia
In the upward movement that resulted upon th
drc.'slon of the Interstate commerce ewe Hi
liottpuncmenl of t.ie Nebraska case wan olTere
as a bull argument on the ground that the lowe
court's Injunction tlanUa and will stand untl
the decision of the court. It Is iilfo polnie
out that the I'pectal recslon of the Nebraska leu
Ifluture to correct the law which was In con
temptation In the event of Us validity belli
denied will now be avoided. T.ie gold export
for tomorrow , amounting to (2,400,000 , also had
di-prestlng Influence In Hie early trading as th
amount exceeded considerably what had Ixe
anticipated. There was alto riewn of furtlic
shipments In contemplation for later In t le weeli
The renslllvenes-s was phuwn by the Influence c
the exchange market to orfeet to some exten
the bad effect of ( he exports. I ) wer prices I
I.omk'11 also had Us Influence. In early heavlnei !
and the renewed attack on New Jersey Centra
affected the market to Kime extent. Quite u
unwonted degree of buoyancy ami anlinatlon wa
Imparted to the market by l.ic supreme cour
Interstate commerce dccUlqn , Ttiti Is retrardc
u the most Important decision In He effect o
railroad values since the Trun mtjsi > ur | declslor
Part of the urcnulli IniMrted tu railroad dock
by thli decision Is duo to the belief tnat It wl
serve lu hasten the enactment of a law to cuut
a puollng with the required approval of Hi
Interstate Commerve cnmmlsflon of any sue
agreement to make It binding. The early heav !
nesn had carried down pretty much the who ]
market , The decline extended to HJ per cent I
llurllngton , which won the leader In the maik
In point of activity. ThU stock aUo derive
the greatest benefit from t le rally , the ml
being J't per cent. The following stocks ul
. rose 1 per cent or mere from the early low polni
I Atchlion preferred , Cleveland , Cincinnati Ch
I ruto & Kt. Louis. St. Paul , Itwk Itland , . Onmli ;
I ike Hhore , I ouliivllle & Nuthvllle , Munhatlui
Northern Pucllle preferred.VeHern Unlor
leather tirefcrred , t'uuar , Tt-bacco and Generc
1-Jlectrlc , New Jersey I'rntul dec'lned ' 1W pe
cent In the i-arly iteprirtlon , but Kulnvd 3'.i ' i >
rent on a rove-rime nr'Veii'.nu. ' Dt 14ware & Hud
con rlilne 14 ! per cent In nyinpathy. America
.Bplrtlo lott Ml per cent on the day. C.ilcat
Qai wu quite erratic , but tiilnej a ihuti ) ne
frucllon. The clutlnir was ttrane and buoyun
and generally > > t tcp prlcei.
The bond market ruled moderately active , wit
a tendency toward hither prlceu , which bicarn
< iult mirtd la Ui cloUi - deallun uswug
few fpcrulntlvc l ue . The pnlnr K ner lly did
not xf * > e > 1 fractlonnl limits , with Ate-hlson d-
Jastment 4s conspicuous for n rmn cf t per
cent. The fn'e-i were tSI3OKi Oove.ntnfnt bonds
were dull , but showed decided strength In the
late denllriKii. . ,
The EvenlnK Post's I ondon flnsnclal cable-
urnm ays : "The stock nmrkcts wtrr dull tn-
d y on realizations 1forc the settlemrnt.
Mines were lower because the bear element nt
the settlement > s | M prominent thsn had l > een
expected. ContanRre" were higher. After n
sharp Fetbnck prices elofed firm , though lower
fur the d y. Americans Wfre Ilrtner until the
New York prlrestrr received , whtn diillnen
follon-ril. Alnml CSSOOCO of pold from the Cnpe
sold today wns Imncht fur Iliifsla. The Parl
and llerlln markets were quiet nnd tteady. "
'i 'c following were the closing quotation' n"
the lending stocks of the New York cxchanje
today :
The total Fairs of stocks tnjny wrre ICO 270
shares , Including American SiiBnr , 7.CW ; Hur-
HiiRton & Qiilncy , S5.COO ; Mnnlmttan Conssll-
ilntud , 7f01 ; Northcin I'nclllc iirefcrrcd. : i. W ) ;
Onmlm , 0.700 ; Itock Icland , .V300 ; Ft. I'nul. S0.1W ;
Western Union , 3.MO ; New Jcrpey Central , ! 7. 0.
XIMV Yurk Slorn-y Mnrkut.
NEW YOUIC. Mny 2I.-MON'HV ON CAIiI-
I'nsy at IUPI',4 per cent ; Innt loan , l'i per cent ;
clontl nt l'iftl'i i > er oent ,
I'ltlME MKltfANTlLK I'AI'Ell 3 44 I' '
cent.
STKHI.ING , EXfllANOEEasy. . with ac
tual liutlncFS In linkers' hills at M.S75TI.&T' ' , ,
for denintid and J4.hC04.SCti for sixty tln > * ;
liaetcil rntus , M.87 and { ( .SSMLkSli ; commercial
Mils. Sl.s : , .
MEXICAN lOI.I > AHS-47Hc.
UOVEUNMENT llONDS-StronK.
ItAthllOAU 11ONUS Firm.
Closing quotntluna on bonds were as follows :
( irce-lc niul ' 1'iirUlKli HiiiiilH.
I/ONDON. May 24. Foreign securltlea : Greece ,
1RS4 , unchanged at H',4 ; Turke-y , new ilefenso ,
unchanged at 102 % ; croup A , nncliansril at C5 % ;
group II , U lower nt 37' ; Bioiii | ( J , i.i , lower al
21 % ; group 1) , ? 1 lower nt 20i.
AliiiTlean Si-i'lirllli-M In I.tiniloii.
LONIXN , May 24. The market for Amerlcai
securities , after moderate Huctuatlons , wenkentn1
on New York felling. The close % vas easy anil
thu demand generally light.
PAIUS , Muy 24. Thrto per cent rentes , 1031
Se.
AMHTIIIIDAM , May 24. Kate of discount , 2' )
per cent.
IIUIIMN , May 24. KxchanKo on Ixindon , elghl
day ' slglit , 20 murks 3bU jifir.
INIXN , Mny Z4.- old Is ifuoted today nl
Ilucnus Ayres ut 194. CO ; nt l.Ub.n , 4S.34 : at llorne ,
104. b'The amount of bullion gone Intu the Hani
e > f Kngland on balance loday U 153,004.
KIllllIIClUlOflK. .
I1OSTON , May 21. Clearings , ill , 849,403 ; ba |
anees , tl. 41)3.742. )
NKYOUK. . Muy 24.-Clearlngs , JC9.SI6.773
balances , MSiC,313.
IIAIriMOItlMay 2l.-Clcarlne , tl,70I.27J
balanceii. I2.r'0,129.
1'lllI.Anr.LI'lIIA. May 24.-Clearlngs , J7.313 ,
( S3 ; bilances , I1 , 7C1S ,
ST. IJOVIS. May -Clearings , M.41S.037 ; bill
unces , f43C,2QI. Money , 1U7 percent ; New Yorl
exchange. . T..c premium bid ; i'Oa ' premium nrked.
CIIICAOO. May -ClearlnKu , Sll,7 4 , ! ii ; New
Ycrk exchange , tc t premium ; foreign exchange
barely steady ; demand , Jl.B75i ; for sixty days
.KVi.
NKW YOIIK , May 24. Kurt.ier gold thlpmenti
uie announced for tomurreiw'ii steamer of SCOO ,
< M. by Yon Hoffmann & Co. and tl.200,000 bj
I azard Freres.
N Clly .MnrUi-lM ,
KANSAS CITY , May 24 _ WHKAT-Hoft slow
1if3o lower : hard and spring , about rteody ; No
2 hard , UfjSZc ; No. 3 CXKS : No. 4 , ( OiiC. > o No. ' .
spring. 79c ; No. 3 , 74S77c ; No , 2 re.1 , KKtt-c ; No
3. SCiiWc ; No. 4 , ! > 1c.
COUN Active ut decline ; No. 2 mixed , 19H6
: ic.
OATS Fairly active and lower ; No. 2 white ,
Kf ,
IlYIJ-Kteady ; No. 2 , SOc.
HAY Weak choice timothy , tlO 0cholci ;
prairie. t7.K ( 7..0. [ .
1IUTTKH Weak ; creamery , lower , ll 12o
dairy , Bijllc.
Klrrn ; demand Improilng ; 7c
Cotton Miirlictx ,
NKW YOUK. May . COTTON-Hpot , itcady
mlA < lllnK. 7 11-16 ; middling uplands. 7 I1.1 r
middling KUlf. 7 If.-lCc. tales , 1 l > 37 Imles. Ku
lun , eteady ; mlc . k > .lM bales January , IC.74
February , K.78 ; March , ( O.t : ; May , (7-16 ( ; June
17.16. July. 17.17 ; August , * 7.13 ; September. > C.S3
October. J5 70 : November , JC.C8. December , 16.71 ,
NKW OIU.HANB. May -COTTON SUuely.
ales , 120 baits , erdlnnry , 6 11-lCc , Kuod ordinary
7-lGc ; low mlilrllUik6T4c ; mMdllne. It-He
t > o4 lulJdllor , 7H = i miadllnK , fair , 1 1-Uo.
Oil AHA Ll\T \ pCK MARKET
' . - [
Week Opens witlTSiipplics Sufficient to
Deprps nsinoss ,
SLUMP IN CHICAGO-'is ' FOLLOWED HERE
HIIMTH < li . llocf Silpillr Klvc
li Ten CttiitM. I.IMVIT HOKM
Suitor to.ttio . hnme Hx-
teiit lii I'rlcc.
SOUTH OMAHA , May 2l.-lleccli > ts for
the Unys Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
3rll 1
1,717
3,5:11 : ij
8.156 43
' ' ' '
3,271 . . . .
1,715 . . . .
1,539
i.sro
i,5in r
US7
1.1S9
cars of stock
brought In today Uy each roail vas :
Cattlo. HOSH. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. lly 3
Missouri rnclilo ity 2 1
Union Paclllc system. . . . 17 10
lK. . & M. V. It. 11 11 Ij
s. c. & r. ity : . i 1
C. . St. 1' . . M. & O. Hy. . ; . 16 4
H. .t M. It. 11. H U 8
C. . 11. 1. & V. Uy. , west. . . . 2
Totnl receipts 53 40 14
The disposition of tlio day's receipts was
as follow ? , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha racking Co. . UiO
O. 11. Hammond Cp. . . . 1S2 CIS
Swift anil Company 2SO 1C7 . . . .
Cudahy 1'nckliiK Co 377 1,450 2
U. Heekcr & DeRiin 3
J. U Carey 23
I.olminn A Itoths-chllds. . 331
Menlon < fe tliulorwood. . . . 37
Huston & Co 10
Livingston & Schallcr. . . . fil
Other buyers 72
Left over , 1SM
Total Vm 3,203 1SSO
CATTLK Ueeves sold here lust week very
close to Chicago prices , lu Hplte ot all that
buyers could do to keep the market down.
That fact , taken In connection with the re
ported elecllnc at other selling points this
n.crnlng , constituted the weak feature In
today's market. There were not many
cattleherv. . but the buyers were ( U'lermlneil
to have u concession in values equivalent to
the day's decline at Chicago , and they suc
ceeded In forcing the market elown 51iluc.
As usual on a down market , the trade was
rather slow and the morning was well ad
vanced before anything like a clearance was
efTfc-tcd.
Cows and heifers were In moderate sup
ply anel In good demand , ami the market on
that kind of cattle was fairly active at
steady prices1.
Tlu-ro were more stockers anel feeders In
Hie yards than on u good many elays ot late ,
but the elcmnnd was suillelpntly active to
heM prices about steady ivllh the close of
last week. Representative sales :
NATIVES.
No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
19. . . . tS7 } 3 93 18.i. . ! > .ip $4 0 4..10S2 J4 3U
2'.10M 4 0.- 19..175 410 20..1131 4 JO
10..1(166 ( 4 03 4:1..10711 4 23 21..129S 4 0
20. . . . 014 4 10 21..1235 ' 4 23 13..12CS 4 30
ID. . . . 9.-,3 , 410 20.1..12(9 42 : , 43..1IO- CO
4. . . .1112 4 10 2. . . .1330 4 23 r,9..1&5 4 S3
13. . . . 7tt ) 4 10 23..1143 4 25 6S..US5 4 40
1C..11S4 420 14..1151) ) 423 20..1412 4 65
" COWS.
1. . . . 7CO 2 CO I.1. , . SCO 300 1. . . . 930 330
1. . . . S,0 223 1.1'.12(0 ( 300 3. . . . ICO 330
2..190O 250 2.t'J ' : 310 1..1110 335
1. . . . 9:0 260 1..123J 313 3..102.1 340
1. . . . 9,0 2 CO 2. . . . 7i/i 313 1..I1M 340
I. . . . SIO 273 1.- , . 5W 315 2..10 > 5 340
1. . . . 720 273 7..1J54 320 I..1040 340
1..12SO 2 CO I..1130 3 20 18..1053 3 63
1. . . . 920 2 S3 C..11IS1 325 11..1120 355
1..1210 00 1.1..1110 325 11'.1150 370
1. . . . 130 300 1.1..1220 350 -1.100 3 7G
2..1115 300 ,
, r i - . t-sT-'t.- ? - . , , : . , <
1. . . . 100 550 1. . . . 10'J 5 CO 1. . . . 130 COO
STOCKERS'AND FEEDERS.
2. . . . 633 , 3 CO 0. ' . . . 740 4 20 $ ' . . 631 4 CO
1..1020 3 60 23. . . . S93' 4 35 1. . . . 640 4 40
1. . . . 710 410 27. . . . id 435 30. . . ' . 7s9 ! 460
1..1000 4 20 2. . . . CO. . 4 33
WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 feeder 940 13 25 CC feeders. . . . S13 J4 40
1 feeder 050 4 00 CO feeders. . . . COI 3 CO
27 fenders..1041 4 13 43 feeders. . . . CI3 4 CO
222 feeders. . . 7SG 4 33
33HEIFERS.
HEIFERS.
1. . . . 710 2 CO l.'C.-,0 325 7. . . . B74 3 SO
1. . . . C20 270 2. . . . MO 360 3. . . . 733 3 SO
1. . . . C30 315 9. . . . 751 3 C3 C. . . . 823 395
1. . . . C20 335 20. . . . CC9 350 1..1040 420
HULIA
1..1120 270 1..1320 2 M 1..1COO 323
1..119.0 275 1..1010 310 2. . . . iG3 325
1..1310 2 SO 1. . . . 9:0 3 00
OXEN.
1..1940 3 15
HOGS It wns a J3.45 market today , as against
n J3.60fj3.55 market on Saturday. In other words ,
the IIORH rold 6J10c low or tnan at the clone of
last week.
The market was fairly active at the decline
and an early clearance wns effected.
Today's decline carries the market to the low
point of the month and to the lowest point
touched since the last of February. Representa
tive sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
70 2C3 160 J3 43 6S 271 1,0 S3 45
51 291 . . . 343 12 173 . . . 3.45
40 273 . . . 345 67 2IS ! . . . 343
70 270 SO 343 71 279 . . . 343
81 250 H ) 3 43 C3 2SO ICO 345
49 252 200 343 73 270 SO 343
18 287 . . . 345 61 303 ICO 343
23 2M . . . 345 10 323 . . . 345
Cl 2C7 SO 343 S7 2CO . . . 343
IS 27S . . . 3 45 i9 318 SO 3 43
61 Kt 120 345 ! 7 257 . . . 343
54 2.9 . . . 3 43 5G 290 240 3 43
32 2C9 . . . 345 57 299 ICO 345
67 301 . . . 345 C3 , .290 . . . 343
60 241 FO 345 48 244 40 343
142 2C7 120 345 CO 2C2 . . . 3 47 < <
03 2C9 . . . 343 M 243 SO 347V
70 2C3 SO 3 45 SO 239 ICO 347'
69 2'J1 . . . 343 CS 2 I . . . 341" .
CO 279 ICO 345 70 219 . . . 3 47'X
C3 277 SO 343 C7 2C9 SO 3 47'i
CC 2C5 . . . 3 45 72 238 . . . 3 47'i
10 201 . . . 3 45 74 2C8 SO 3 47- !
1Z 2C9 . . . 343 63 250 . . . 3 47 > i
15 2C1 . . . 3 4i C8 247 . . . 3 47'/ ' <
12 230 . . . 345 69 241 . . . 3 47'j
14 211 . . . 343 7C 220 . . . 360
PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS.
4 350 60 340 5 210 . . . 345
1 440 . . . 340 C 201 . . . 345
4 372 . . . 340 6 270 . , , 345
3 343 . , , 3 40 3 213 . . . 3 45
2 315 . . . 340 6 230 . . . 345
5 394 . . . 340 4 202 . . . 345
D 332 . . . 340 6 210 . . . 345
1 310 . . . 340 C 316 . . . 345
C 341 . . . 3 40 2 240 . . . 3 45
4 310 . . . 3 40 4 ISO . . . 3 43
8 320 . . . 340 2 250 . . , 3 43
1 S30 . . . 340 0 2)5 ! . . . 345
1 4CO . . . 340 2 293 . . . 345
6 338 . . . 340 2 216 . . . 343
1 410 . . . 340 6 270 SO 345
2 320 . . . 3 40 i' I 2 2tO . . . 345
f , ! 40 . . . 342 % 3 233 . . . 345
3 240 . . . 343 6 221 . . . 345
6 ! 90 . . . 3 Jo . 6 W . . . 343
C 24 ? . . . 345" ' 6 215 . . . 360
SHKEP Receipts'of slieep were larite and tin
market about steady. Representative * rales :
No. ' ' ' " Av. Pr
2 native lambs..il..tjj | C5 (5 0 <
OIIIOAC.O 1.1VH , , n.STOCIC MAUKIiT
Cat I If S < rn < l > - , viUli , n Cnoil Dciiiiiuil-
II ( i K niul .Slii-i'ii l.iiwrr.
' '
CHICAOO , May 21'r-TJ'ie demand for rattle wai
EurprUlnKly Kood \.ri'slniMc \ loU eul.l rendll )
at steady prlcer. , jrhft eupply wa well taker
at from H to 3.251 | | > .r common to prime natlvi
beef ( ilcfiB , the bulls , H * the cuttle brlnKlni ; frim
M.20 to 15. There wan a fair fctocker and feedei
trade at from | 4"lo 0.50. CalvuH were llrrn
Tt-jcus cattle were sivady at fulrly large offer
.
In I\CK \ there WHS a good demand from loca
backer * , Imt t.ie sidcxgfctertly large supply ru
culled In u wcnkrKhntifket , and prices ruled C <
to lOo lower. Hali > ifiipd from (3.35 to I3.4J foi
l.uivy packing , up f J3v95 fur prlmu light wtlxhli
with wile lankly at frurn (1.65 to (3.75. 1'Jgi
uold inottly nt from (3 to | 3.75.
K'HH'P were barely t-lnuly. while lamlm wcr <
weak to lOc lower , with Colcrados very Mow o :
m IF. Hhrep were FUlnMo at from ( ! .2A ti > (2.71
for the poorekt up to from (4JW to (4.85 ( foi
choice to prime iiutlvc * . with sales lariiHy a
from (3.CO to (4. DO. Ijimbj rold Mlowly at frnn
( a.SJ tu I3.C5 for Inffrlor and from (3.W ) tu (3.7i
for prime choice Colorados. Texan sheep uoU
at fnim ( } to (3.9C.
Itccelpts : Cattle , IS , COO head ; hogs , M.OOO head
ebcci ) , 17,000 head ,
St. l.oulN I.lvc KtnoU.
BT. IXJUIS , May 14. CATTI K Itrcrlpti. Z.OCV
head ; market weak and a shade lower ; ship
Pinttteirn , H.W(5,2i rrcktrs and fetdeiu , (3.0
4N.40 , light slrerx , (1.7504.33 : cows and heifer *
2.00 4.T0 ; Tcias and Indian elnre C.UU4.CO
row * and heifers , ( ! . (0J8.75.
1HHISIlrcclpt * . e.VX > h ad ; market M10 <
rBlt ; , | 35')63 00 ; rnUid , (3.40ff3.t [ . ; heavy
. . .
HHKHI'-Itrcrlpti , 2. EC ) head ; market stow
nmlvtB. (3.25(14.50 ; Texas chtep , (110d4.00
Umbf , (5.WQ8.CO.
_
KIIIIBII * City litre Sloi-U.
KANSAS CITY , May CAlTUE-IUcelpH
I.ftfO htaJj Utt tfrndii t ady , othtri weak
fteors. J3.WC4.J5j . .
native stecm , JJ.POfl'vOS ] rown nn.l hrlterii , ( l.SS
H4.M : nockcru nti.1 fcetler ? , S.6tn. ; bulls , (2.5S
74.00.
IIOOS Ilrcclpln , 7,000 henil ; markft 5c lower !
iiilk of mien , tl. 4.10X50 ; heavlw. (3.40ffJ.BO ! pack
er * . M.S5W3.M ; ml e.1. ( J.ir < TS i lUhts. , (4.408
XWj Yorkcrii. J.r,0 3.i5s | ilg , ( t4W3.4 $ .
PHKKP Hfcelptn , S.tOH head ; market MtoncS
amlm , tJ.WfK'.f'O ; muttons J2.CCfll.l5.
Xcw York I.lv - Sloclt.
NB\V YOIIK , May J4.-1IKWVKS Hf
1.2CS , head ; nctlve and fllRhtly flrincri native
fleers. (4.40 r..l5 : HOKO and oien. (3.SW4.M ;
bulls , (2.f5 3.CO ; dry cows , ( S CW3.SO. -
rnblea ejuote American steers at
v welcht ; fhetp , fteady at
Irrffwl welRht : refrlueralnr lipef , 9 9'.4c.
HHIIKP AND I.AM118 llecelpts. 13.4 1 heail ;
fnlily active and fteaily ; cl 'f Ins sales of * heep.
,3.r,0 f4.tO ; yearlings. H.COfio.CO.
HOOS-ltecclpts , S.S74 lieatl : llrm nt (4.00H4.23
*
Mock In
Itcront of receipts of live flock nt the four
irlnclKil | markets for May 21 :
Caltlc. ItoRs. Sheep.
Jinah.i . 1.534 3.214 3,841
hlcaco . IS. ? * ) tl.OW 17iOO (
< nnfns City . 3.100 7.M ) 3.000
St. I uls . 2.1KK ) 6000 250)
Totals . 25.011 G7.23I SC.OI1
CnfTcc MurUotn.
NirVV YOIIK , Mny 21. fOPPKIJ-Onllons
ruwnoil pteady , unrhnnRtil to 5 iwlnts lower ,
further cased off under locjil liquidation , follow-
, nn dlfatiiolntlnc l niiptnn o.lvlces : llrazlllan
receipts lery tienvy , t'nlteil States x nrelioiife
iVellverles were umiill ; nutfldc fiieculallvc In-
tereft locking : closed ijulet at n net decline
of r,5flO points ; fales. ! > .f. ) IMIRS , IneliullnK SVp-
tcmbcr , (7.20fi7.23. Spot coffee , Ulo , iiulet ; No.
7. Invoice , (7.62V4 , JobulnK , ( S.12 < 4. Mll.l. . Cor
dova , ( ILCOWll-'C ; pales , lix ) lintjs Savanllla , p.
t.j U.O ImKH Mexican , | i. t. ; 7,000 bnK > Hlo. No.
7 , nt (7.50 , ex-hlp. Total wnrelioilfo deliveries
from the United Htates , 14,417 bass , IneliullnK
13 4S3 bacs from New York. New York stock
today , 93.SCO IIIIRS ; Tnllnl States flock , 434 176
bans ; alloat for the fnlted .States , 521.000 IMIRH ;
total visible for the United States , 75S.17S liaK" .
nKaliift 359.4C1 bnRS latt year niul t ,033 baB >
In IS95.
SANTOS. May 24. COI'l-'KI-J-Qnlct ; Rood nv-
pniRiSnntos , H.COO rels ; receipts , 9(00 bass.
stuck. H .OCO luiB" . Weekly report : Coffee , quiet ;
KOCH | nveniRe. per 10 Kilos , r.f'OO ' rels ; receipts
< lurlnfr the week , 47,000 baRs ; shipments to the
United Slates , 34.000 lines ; ntnek. 200.000 bafts.
lIAMUUlin. May 2l.-l'Oli < l'I-i : Dccllneil
" ! 4 pftf. ; sales , 15,00 < i baRs.
HIO 1)U JANiillO , May 21. roi-TISI
No. 7 Hlo. S.7CO r els ; nominal exchariKe , 7-d ;
receljitH , 8.CW ) buns ; dialed for the I'nlteil
States , n.WO bags ; cleared for Europe , 1 WO Imns ;
stork , 221,000 bOKit. Weekly report : Coffee , dull ;
exclinriRc standard. S.700 rels ; nominal : receipts
durliiK the week. C4.WO bags ; shipments to the
Unltml Plates. C3.(00 IWRM stock , : 21,0H ( ) liaitn.
1IAV1H- : . May 24. COI-'KKn-CloBUl iiulet nt a
net IOPS of H4lifsales ; , 17,000 bags ,
1,1 vci' | ) " > l ( irnln anil I'riivlNloiiH.
IjlVKHIiTOI. , May 24. WHKAT Spot , No. 2
red , weclern winter , no stock , No. 1 itd , n ( tth-
crn Fprliu : . I Inn at Cs Id.
COHN Klrrn ; spot , American mixed , new , 2s
7'idlAitmcs , Ftvndy ; May , 2s 7'id ; .lune 2a
7Ud ; July , 2n E < t < l.
KLOl'IJ Steady ; St. Ixmls fancy winter. Sa Cd.
HOI'S At Ixmdon ( Paclllc const ) , steady at
70s.
PROVISIONS lleef , llrm : extra India mesa , 5s
C.I ; prime mess , 47s Cd. 1'ork. prime mess , 40s
Cd. Hams , llrm ; short cut , 14 to 1G Ibs. , 42s Cd.
llacon , steady ; Cumberland cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. .
2Ss W ; shirt ribs , 20 to 24 Ibs. , 27s lonR clear
middles , llRht. 35 to 3f Ibs. , 3Gs ; Icni ? clear mid
dles , heavy. 40 to 45 Ibs. , 35 M : clear middles.
heavy. 15 to fO Ibs. , Ks ; clear bellies , 12 to 14
Ibs. . 2Gs. Shoulders , square , 12 In 14 Ibs. , linn
at 2Ss. I.inl , sirat dull nt 2'K '
CH13ESK PlnFt American white and colored ,
easy nt 54s ; ordinary , new , 4 ! > s.
TAljIXJW Steady ; prime city , 17s 2d.
OIIjS CottonsitM , dull ; I.lven'ool ' refined , I5s
3d. TurK | > ntlnc , spirits , steady at 20s 9d. llosln ,
tlrm ; common. 4s 9d.
The Imiwrts of wheat Into L.tvprt ol are n *
follows : From Atlantic ports. 3J.COO quarters ;
from Paclllc ports , 15. COO qmulers ; from other
ports , lO.OCH ) quaiters.
The Imjiorts Into Liverpool of corn are 90,200
quaiters.
1'i-orlii
PKOHIA , May 24. COUN Market active and
steady : new No. 2 , 23'.ic.
OATS Market quiet and IrreKUlar ; No. 2 white ,
20H22C.
WHISKY Market fileady ; finished KOOIH ! on the
basis of (1.19 fur high wines.
ItncHIPTH Corn , S5.I.IIO . bu. ; outs. EC.400 bu. ;
ifjc , CCO bu. : w.ilsky. 130 bbls. ; wheat , none.
SHI I'MKNTS Corn. 11.2. . < l bu. : n.its , 26,400 bu. ;
rye , none ; whltky , 375 bbls ; wheat , none.
-TOLEDO. May 24. WHEAT Active but weal : ;
No. 2. cash and Slay. SC'4c ; July , 73'jfC. '
COHN Active nnd Heady ; No. 2 mixed. 25c.
OATS Dull but ttcndy. No. 2 mixed , 19c.
IIYI3 Quiet ; No. 2 mixed. JC'to.
-CLOVKH SHED Ncelecteil ; prime cash. J4.25.
nominal. i
Unchanged.
-Sulfur 3I irUiH.
I ONDON , May 21. I1EET SUGAH Os S id ;
AURUst , 98.
NEW YOIIK , May 21. SUGAR Haw. dull and
nomln.il ; fair rellnlnR , 2 > lc : eentrlfiiKal. HO test ,
3'ic. nellned. steady ; crushed , Clie ; jiowdered ,
4ic ; granulated , 4'X.c.
UiiiionpollH AVIicrit Qimtntlims.
MINNHAPOUS. May 24. WH MAT Weak ;
May , 72',4e ; July , 71071'Kc ' ; Septi'mber , C3"ic ,
No. 1 hard , 74Vic ; No. 1 northern , 73j ; receipts ,
3i cars.
AVool Mil ! ! ; < I H.
NEW YORK. May 24. WOOI Steady ; rteccc ,
Km\ pulled , 1SICO. .
ST. I.OUIS , May 24. WOOL-Dull and un-
changed.
Oil City .Mnrlii-ls.
Oil , CITY. Pa. , May 24. Credit balances , Sc ! ) ;
cerllflcntei" , 69c ; shipments , 110,033 bbls. ; runa.
54,337 bbls.
Illitlor .1Inrkc ( .
KI/JIN. 111. . May 24. Ht'TTEU-Htrady ; of
ferings , C9.4CO Ibs. ; sales. 41,400 Ibs , at Ka.
II.UITI.EV CALI.ISD 1XTO COURT ,
AttiH-iu-j-N Will Attaok ( Iiu .liirlsillv-
tlfiii of r < > ll HJirilKC ( nriloii.
Joseph S. Hartley , the ex-state treasurer ,
charged with the embezzlement of $550,000
or state funds , was in the criminal court at S
o'clock yesterday afternoon In response to an
order of tlie county attorney , who notified
Hartley and his attorney that the accused
would bo arraigned on the Information filed
In the case by the attorcey general.
T. J. Mahoncy , one of Hartley's attor
neys , Informed the court that he would flic
a motion to quash In the case as teen as
the motion could bo written out by his sten
ographer and would bo ready to argue the
motion today. After a consultation be
tween the court and the attorneys for the
state , Attorney General Smyth and Counlj
Attorney Daldrlge , It was agreed that UK
argument nn the inotlor. should be had al
9:30 : o'clock this morning.
Mr. Mahoney Gtateil privately that Hit
grounds on which his motion to quash would
bo based , were that the examining magls-
trato , I'ollco Judge Gordon , had no Jurisdic
tion to hold a preliminary examination and
that , consequently , the defendant hail hail
nu preliminary examination nor waived ( lu
runic , and also on the ground tlmt another
similar action was pending In another court
having reference to the criminal action pend
ing In the Lancaster county court ,
MOIIIIIIK-lll AHHOdlllloil Mf
The xoldlciH' monument committee mo
( u-aln lint night In the court room on th <
fourth floor or The Hcu bwuns and ndontei
a comitltutlon preparatory to Incorporation
Tuo cnnHtitutton proviilcH that the nurnc o
tire organization Hlmll lie the I/ndles' ITnloi
Vc.tenur .Monument ns."r > clatlun of Omahn
Neb. Any one can become a member of tin
association by naylng- Into the troasurj
ami may become an honorary member upoi
Inc payment of flo. The orllcpra of the asso
ciation Klmll bo composed entirely of women
with an ndvlsory board composed of rnern
IK-HI of old noldlcrH1 organizations. Then
will be another meeting on Monday even
Ing , Juno 7
JAMES E. BO YD & CO ,
Telephone 1 ( ) ! ) . Cm tlui , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : rROYI.KMS : AND ; STOCKS
IIOAIII ) OK THADIC.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Correspondents : John A. Warren & Co.
UKIIIKTIK-STKKKT
Cilplllll , ljl.-0,00 ( ) . Full } 1'nlil ,
Siocks , Grain and Provisions ,
Itoorii 1 , \i- v York llfu Illeli .
( Tel. ICS3. )
C , C. riIHI 5TIK I'reslden
B , J. BTUKKT Vice I'rcslih-n
O. W , KKXNBY Secretarj
David T. Heals. J'rost. No. 3G37.
F , 1' . Neal.Vlco Pros. ( ' " ' < > Nritliuuil linn I ,
Chas. H. V , Lewis , Cash. Capital , GOO,000.
KAN8A8 CITY , Mo. . April 24. 1W7.
We hereby certify that the Chrlntle-Slrctl
Commission Company has this day commencec
business with us by depending Fifty Tliouiam
Dollars < M.CH .W ; In rash
( Dlctat O.J C1IAIIL.KS II. YLKWIS ,
, Cubltr.
1XJVXCTIOX O
City In llvntrnltiril from 1'nj-lnw Omnltn
\Vnlcr Co in 11 uny.
A temporary Injunction restraining the city
nuthnrlttto from paying the Omaha Water
company 443,000 ( or hydrant rental was
RtantoJ by JiulEo Kcyscr yesterday attcrnoon
sftcr an at ' .jmcnt tasting the entire day.
The case was that of lan ) Parrcll and J.
H. nntim against the parties coimtltutlnR the
city government ami waa a case started Im
mediately after the city authorities of the
last administration lud parsed an appropri
ation orillunncc to pay the wntcr company
the amount It clnlmeel wns due It for hydrant
rental , and were about to Issue A warrant
for the amount.
The charge was made that there wna n
conspiracy between the city authorities and
the' water company to have the wntcr com
pany recognized anil the validity of Its al-
Ugod franchise established. The plaintiffs
claimed that the company had no franchise
and that the city had the right and power
to nwuinc possession of the plant.
Th ui"itcre8tB of the plaintiffs In the case
were looked after In the argument by John
It. Webster , nnd the city was represented
by City Attorney Council. The arguments
In the case lasted until Just before the ad
journment ot court , the greater part nf the
tlmo being taken up by Mr. Webster.
Mr. Webster took the position that when
the American Wntcr company lost the water
plant under foreclosure proceedings and
ceased to operate It the franchise terminated
and that the Omaha Water company did not
acquire * n franchise by purchasing tlio prop
erty and I : , therefore , not In a position tn
ask or demand compensation for furnishing
water to the city. .Mr. Webster also called
the court's attention to two points raised tn
the amended petition filed by the plalntllTii
and stated that the fact that these points had
not been controverted or denied In the
answer tiled by the city must be taken as an
ndmhslon that the statement * therein made
were true.
These two points , ho stated , were specific
allegations that the company now operating
the plant Is not complying with tbo provi
sions of the contract under which It claims
to bo working. The first of thusc provisions
ho stated to lie the section of the ordinance
requiring the water furnished to bo "settled
and purified" and fit for use. The other
provision was the one requiring Biifnclont
pressure to bo developed to throw a certain
number of streams of water to a speellled
height at numerous specified paints and also
to have force sufllclent to afford "ample lire
protection within a radius of 1,000 feet of any
hydrant. " Mr. Webster said that both these
sections were continually violated. He took
the position that this violation dcsposcd of
the whole matter without regard to the
question of whether the company acquired
a franchise by the purchase of the plant.
RIIACI2 HUlIllliM/.S I.OMJI/r THA.Ml1.
Sevon-Yoiir-OIel Clillil I.IIH ! oil tlie
I'rnlrli'H.
Seven-year-old Grace 31 ay Hubbcll was
lost early Sunday morning nnd was not
found until late that night. During that
tlmo slio tramped for miles nnd miles
through the brush and over the prairies west
ot tbo city in an effort to flnii her homo.
She had nothing1 to cat during all the hours
and was almost famished.
The little girl lives on a farm about a
mlle west of Florence. At nn early hour
Sunday morning she went out with her
father to get some cows. She wns so little
that she could not be seen above the tops
of the weeds and consequently when she
became separated from her father , aho was
lost. The father spent some hours looking
for the child , and not succeeding , reported
the mutter to the police. The girl was seen
by several people In the country weal of this
city Sunday and they so told the police ,
but no one thought she was lost , and there
fore all let her go her way. About 10 o'clock
that night , however , tire little one became
frightened by the darkness and rapped nt
the door of farmer John Peterson , who lives
south of the now fair grounds.
The Petersons took care of her Sunday
night and yesterday brought her to the po
lice station. The Hnbbells were notified and
took her home later.
Standard , reputable articles are not dear at
the prices asked for them. Substitutes offered
by unscrupulous and Irresponsible makers are
costly at any figure. Be sure that no hum
bug is practiced on you when you go to buy.
TIIK UISAI/1'Y MAItlCIST.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday ,
May 24 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
II. W. 13roclcett nnd wlfp to Andrew
Gerhnrz , lot 3 , block ill. South Omahn.$1,000
SI" . II. Shelby find husband 'to Mnrlo
Shelby. nwV't mv'/ 2-15-13 1
Snme to Crelpnton and Victor Snelby ,
tax lot 1 In Sj-lG-in 1
E. K. Vim Court to F. I1. Dny. lot ,
block 11 , Plnlnvlcw ndi ! 2
E. E. llcan nnd husband to M. J. Peck ,
KM ; of lot 13 , lilock 1. Campbell's add ;
part oT H ! < - sw',4 and part of ne'/i nw'4
8-1G-KI 3,200
Dor.i Callahan to O. T. Mills , lot 1 , E.
S. Diinily , Jr.'s sMilultv 2
G. T. Mills to W. II. Hrurher. snine. . . . 1
QUIT CLAIM DliEDS.
U. 1C. Hi own to Omaha Ixian nnd Trust
company , s 22 feet of lot ID and n 20
fpe-t of lot IB. block tt. Koiintzi'HIth
add ; w feet of lots 1 and 2 , block
2 , Forest Hill 1
DEEDS.
Sheriff to N. L. Xup , lots 17 and 18.
Mullcr & IVn ndd 13
Total amount of transfers $1S23
purchasing t nodH made
ut tin ; followinu Ncbriis *
ku factories. If you can *
not liiul what yen want ,
coiniiitini.-nto with the
manufacturers as to
w Ii a t dealers IiaiuUo
their uoocJs.
IIAOS. IllJItl.AP AND TWINi : .
IIK.MIS OAI.VIIA IIA ( ! CO.
Manufacturers of ull lilnils of eutlon and bur-
hip IIURX. Co turn lliiur i.i.rUs and twlno a tja-c-
lalty. CH-C1C-C1S K. Illll .St.
O.MAII.V muu'iASSOCIATION. : ; .
C'nr lend nhli > mcnln rniuln In our own rcfilK'-
cratur cnrg , lllui > Kll.bon. Kllio i\iorl | , Vienna
Import and Tumlly Ki > i > uit dt-llvvri'd tu all purta
of thu ctlv.
IHON WOltKS.
DAVIS .t CO\V < ; ill , IIIO.V U'OHICH.
Iron nnd HriiNH | ' 'IIIIIHI-I'N. |
ManufiicturerB and J'ibljeiH of Machinery. Gen
eral rc-pulrliiK a tin-i-lully. 1001 , 10U3 and 1505
Juchton etrce-t , Omaha , Neb ,
" ixnisTui.\i ; < iitoxVOHK.S ;
Manufacturing nnd lepuirlni ; of all kinds of
machinery , < -niine-a. | iuniif | , i-li'vateirv. printing
| .li-btc , hunK < - > ra , tliaftlriK nnd c < iUilliiK | . HM
and HW IIu ard Ht. , Omaha.
I'AX'I'OX .vT'viICItl.lXli IIIOV WOltKS ,
Manufacture of Arrlillrrturul Iron NS'orlt.
( leneral Koiindry. Moclilne und llhcknnllh work.
KiiKlni'i-ru nnd Cnnirae-turii for l'lnPruof llulld-
IriKKOlllce and K.IH ! : U. P. lly. and Houtli
17th tu i tt , Omaha.
SIIIUT r
.1. II. KVA.V.S ,
MCHIIASIvA NIIIIIT CIMII'AVV.
nsclutlvet cuntom ihlrt lallora. 15)5 J'anunn ,
TUNTH AND AWNINGS. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A M KU i7 : A ' \ TI-\'I'"A xi > \v\ixti ijii ,
Awnings , Ten Is , ] l < / rtiCuire , I-'IURH and
ruullnn. Te-ntH fur ri-nt. Sale.room C13 Koutli
Slxlei-lltli Mrcit. Trlcrihbne 4 < iC.
-DYE WOIiKS.
.SCII < HiSACK'.S : ) TU'I.V CI'I'V 1IVH
WOIIKS. l.VJI rariiniii St.
Pyelnt ; and cleaning nf Kurmc-nu and eoails of
every ili-ti Minion. ClrunlriK of line nanntliln u
riieclulty.
WAGONS A.N'O CAUHIAOKS.
A. J. si.iirso.v ,
MO ! ) , 1-111 Diiilut- .
Pull line of Currlaitu , lluevlt > , I'liuctoni , I'onj
Cam , Wlitela rubber llrtd. Tbc Lett I * tut
cheapest . ,
WEAKNESS OF MEN
Quickly , Thoroughly , Forever Cnr < I
by n w MrtVtril leUntltU
method tlmt cinnol f V
tinlcM lh d It brond
hnmkn IJ. Yon f * l ImO -
O * d thr Or t i1 J , le l ft
n < nl Maty < JAJ , teen know
urpMI a Vine Among mtn
body , mind nd hotl.
Ir ln > unit IOMM cnilMi.
K I > TT ob t el to > i rrr
mimleilltfortniavett , Nrt
forcf. * lll , energy , w'1,1 ' !
ling or lott , R fMtorMltf thl UMtm nl. All
w < k portion * ofth iK > dr mnr i l ml truniln-
ned.Vrlt for our book , with oipUnfclloui tnd
proo ! . F nl c l J , ( res. Uer J.IWO ret > r ncei.
ERIE MEDICAL CO , , .5J :
Built Right.
Thousands of Crtictnt riders
find agents \vcic consulted us \
to the improvements required
for 1897 Crescent * , and it is
their utinniimms opinion that
no bicycles ever built approach
tlie new models in strength ,
beauty and wonderful speed.
The Crescent agent will show
von our new devices .securing
increased strength and case of
running. '
Crescent beauty speaks for itself.
V/ESTERN WHEEL WORKS ,
Factory , Chicago.
CATALOGUE FREE. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
P/IILTON / ROGERS & SON ,
I'jxoluslvo ' Uniiihn A gouts ,
] ll.'i nnd I'nriuiiii.
Not
built
for the
benefit
ofHr.
Hr.
Repair
flan.
Jiidcrs say they am a
never otnUiifticliyht. .
Oinnlm Accut.
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
113th iSr Douulns Sts.
MONARCH C'VCI.K MKtl. CO. ,
CIIICIOO. KKW VtlllK. LONDON.
In a nut slioll wo give the flno
points of tho'97
\
most costly material , modern
and scientific construction , extreme -
tromo simplicity and durability ;
detachable sprockets , Sterling
fork crown , and corrugated hub
permitting introduction of
spokes without bonding , and
throughout. Procure catalog.
Gate City Cycle Co. ,
424 So. 15th St.
OMAHA , NEB.
RAILWAI TIME CARD
Leaves MJURMNOTON MO. RlVtilt ( Arrives
OniaaalUiilon Uciiul. lOt.'i & Mason 8t . | Omulia
a:3um Denver KXiTetu
4:3."iiin.Jlll : | ( llll'-i , Mont & I'uuct Knil Ex. 4:0 :
4:3Sj : > m IJcuver IIJJIL- 4fa ; , .
7OJpm..Lincoln : I.o < 'ul ( x. Sunday ) . . . . TMpin
SMi.m..Lincoln ; I cal ( L-X. Hunilayj..11:20.1111 :
> aTe-H ICIIICAUb. lIUitL'lNrjTON S Q7fArriv "
QinnlialUrilon Ueput , 10th & ilohon Hln.i Umuha
fifoSprn ' . /.Cr.lcuKU Ve-ttll'iufe twijm
6l6aii ! ChliuKO Uxirc k 4lHi > in
7i'piil..Cilcnnu : ' ) & Bt. Louis UxproBs , , . , U-.l'uani
l:40urn 1'aclr.c junction I/ocal , , 6lOpm :
KiiBt Mull 2.0iiu
'
l.fa\es &
OinuliaL'nl'jn ] ldti ! & Muhuii Bts.J Oruuhn
. ' K-i Llmllfd. . . . . . . . . . . 80mn ;
ll.00ain. . .Chlciigo Impress ( ex , Huridayj. . . S ; ' uni
f.u\eTClllCAaO ; | & NOHTIIWUST'N.IArrlve-r
Oiiiulml Union Uet > ot , loth & Miwun Hts. | Omaha
0lr : ui * . F.amrn ICxiirew . 3IOpni :
4:4pm : . Ve > tluuled Limited" . G4'jpm ; '
f , . ! > JMn . Bt Paul Uxpresn . ; 30am
C:40.-un : . 81. Paul Limited . Vji : ( > m
l3mm ; . Klnux ( Jlly lyjcul . lllipm :
C:0pm . Orn.'ilia-i.'hlcuKO Bj.ctl.il . 8Xain
. Mliieiuil Vullcy lyjciii . 9:30am :
Kxcept KuiMluy. ' KM i-pt Mommy. _
I.eaxes CIIIUAOO , It. I. & I'ACU'IUIA
Oinnha Unlun Hepot , 10th & M'mon till.I Omuli.i
EAHT.
7noam. : . Atlantic n > i > r ss ( ex. Kunday ) . . C:3.'pm :
7X : ( > inn . Nifht ixpre : > g . kll : > jm
-Mum. . . . . Ciilcmso Vcfliiiuled Llinlled..1:2Vpni :
4DOpin..KI. : Paul Vcntlbulcd I.lmlted _ . . . JjVl'lJiil
- WBST. " -
! : : . ' | im . Coloradu Limited .
! 2:3 < jpiii..Klu < JX City Lxiiresa ( es. tiun..l
KlSnin..Kloux : City Aieominudatlon. . . . S : iun |
CaCl'in . HI1'aul Limited . KilUalit
l.tnvm I r. I' & MO.AI.LKY. . { Arrives
Omuha | Uepot. l.'th & W b ur _ H' ' _ I Oiiiuli *
: . . , . . . ' ' Mall and I2iprss .
3.X ( > pin.ex. ( Hat. ) Wyo. Ki. < ex. Mun. . . .
7tiOain..Kreriioi : > ' . L.UCII ) ( Hunduys unly ) . .
7:50am : . Norfolk Kxpiess ( ex. riun. ) . iO2arn ;
i.llpm . Bt. Paul Kxureca . VMtain
Leavsl K.'C. . riT. J. ft ; nr JArrlVeT
OrnBhnllJnlon Depot , 10th & MuKon fil . | Omaha
" 0fCuiil ; . Kaunas City Day llxpre-is . C.ltipni
. C. Nig it Kx via 0. p. /ran. / . C.iOum
leaves I MIK.SitilI ; PACIFIC. jArrlvej'
Jinuliiil I > epoi. I5ih & Webster tile. J Omaha
Mtf'ni ' | : _ Nebraska U Kaiisan Llrnlled. . .12:0pm
t 0 | > m KUIIJH Cliy Kxi/res. . ( : Uani
2.l..Mn . .Ncljraikli l cal ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . :0eun >
t -aveel SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrlv i"
Ornahal Depot. Itlli & Webiter Kit. [ Onuli *
eiltfm . Bt. Paul IJinlUdT . . . . . tJam ( |
UaTeT f BJOUX CITY A I'ACIFia fAirfvtT
OiiialialUnlon llepm 10th & Ma onHti _ | Urnalui
6 : < 0ain..i > l Paul I'UMencer.77.ll.lOpiu
7 : 1111. . . . Slout l.'Hj I'muenger . l:0ipm :
t-.Mlun . Bt Paul Limited . 9-Oam
.euvei I WAIIAHH UAILWAY ( Arrive *
OmahaUnion ] Dfj.ot. ICtli & llaeon Eli.J Omaha
lilftpm . . . . . . . . . . . .Canon Ilnll..7..I. . . .
xu\ei I UNION rX'-U'lCf. ' "Arrive *
OmuholUnlon Depot , lOlli & M UKnliti. _ Ornaha
l:20arn. . .Ovprlanrt I.lrnlled . . 44Soin ;
lSOprn.Ilrit'e' : & Hlrormb'e Kx ( PI Bun ) , l/0pm :
* " * rm..Grand I lan < l Einrrn ( i Bun. ) . , lWpm : )
liCtm I'a.t Uall ' '
