THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TlirHHDAY MAY , 5 , 1808. 1 1
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
May Wheat itakcs a Now Eccord for This
Bcoaon.
HIGHER NOW THAN IN NEARLY TEN YEARS
Ilmiovnl of ttip I'rrncli Import llntr
> ' t' NKrH Mir Ailvnni-f. n'mt All the
Other Mnrketn Art * Fnvor-
1 " '
hl.l > -
J , May 4.-AVhcat advanced 4fjGc
t bu. on 'chnrigo today. May or cash wheat
rtoltl nt Ji.31 per bu. , an advance slnco yes
terday of 160 , nnd the highest price re
corded for cash wheat since September ,
1SS * , tvhcn It Bold for J2 n bu. July rose
Jp , closing nt 98 C-8c. The rapid nilvnncu
jiVa > duu to the removal of the French Im
port ; 0uiy , which was followed today by
lario , { .sa c " for export to France. Corn
ii-ii o ,5-Sc , , "oats V4c , pork IBo , lard lOc and
' rlhs Be.
Ilverpool cables started the wheat mar
ket here on the up Rradn at today's open
ing. The KnKllsh market was up 4Hd on
nearby futures , while the Paris market was
reported 31o lower. The latter report
proved to bo 20 out of the way , however ,
unit caused plenty of selling here. Llut the
fact remained that France had only enoiiRh
wheat In sight to last two weeks. The
country's consumption Is B.oon.ooo bu , per
Week und their own crop will not be avail
able until August I. Rumors weie current
that ( Jermany and Austria would also
abolish thn Import duty. Letter reported
forelpn bids at 5c advance over yesterday's
oflVrlncs. July started lJc blKiier at 'J6'n
96Uc. The market cased off to 05Uc. Scalp
ers were In a bearish mcxnl and put out
Hhjrt Ifnus Vlthout hesitation , KtcelptF
litre were , 193 'cars , of which 129 cars wen
contract Krade. Allnneapolls and Dulutli
Kot H96 earn , against 3H a year IIRO. At
lantic port clearances were small , but pri
mary Western market receipts were 66iOW
nu. , against OT.ouO bu. the corresponding
lay the year before. Closing cables ahowei
'Llvurpool up for the day from 3d for Mate >
to 4V4I1 for July nnd spot wheat up from
2d for No. 1 northern to nd for California ! !
JUimors of largo cash sales to France kepi
1lio jilt In it nervous state , but up to I2:3l :
the niaikct was In a comi > aratlvoly iiorma
with July selling around 9Co ani
ffn cxport ? , presumably to France , at an
n 5c over yesterday's figuresHo
< diionfpnnlcd the news with heavy buying
Ardors through his brokers , the Allen Qrler-
, Xi'lllir company. They bid May up from
Jl 2l lo J1.31. Letter's efforts to secure more
'May wheat , which Is equivalent to the rash
Jirtlcle. throw the bears Into a panic. July
Jumped by eighths and quarters from W.e
to Wic. The close was at 9S 6-Sc , a net
gain of jc. May closed at J1.30 , a net gain
of 9c , Leltor'H tactics today apparently
show him to bo In complete mastery over
May wheat at least , and If , as Is gener
ally believed , there Is stll a large short
Intsrest In- May , the bears may have fancy
lor.Htis to * > m et.
Corn opc'tied higher , but ruled heavy
Until near the end. Receipts were G35
cars ; seaboard clearances , 398.000 bu. Shorts
liougbt eagerly , when wheat got excited
.nnd closed thu market strong at the top-for
thn day. July opened : i-Sc higher nt Klfi
34.1-Sc , declined to 03 l-8c , rallied nnd
clis'ed Uc net higher at 31 l-Si3l'ic.
Oats ruled dull but firmer. There was
no cash' ' demand and no speculation. Chl-
t'airii receipts were 281 cars. The market
niHIT'd HllL'btly lit the end In sympathy with
tvliclit. JUly ranged at 25 5-s i "tic , closing
Me higher at 2Gc.
Provl.slons opened strong , but ruled weaken
on liberal offerings until near the close.
The advance In grain caused prices to re-
rover and clnse at advances of lee In pork ,
I0iIn lard and fin In ribs. The market wns
without especial feature.
Kstlmnted receipts far tomorrow : AVlieat ,
225 cars ; corn , G.J3 curs ; oats. 330 cars : hogs.
31.000 head.
1 M'linB futures ranged at follows :
Articles. . ! Opa.i. | Ill.-li. | Low. | Cloao. I ' 'VVsT'y
" "
WliMt
1 21 t ill 1 -1 1 . " .0 1Jl
,
Julv. . . tM ) V4 II3M
S.-lit , . , H'-'MU HIH
HIM SD
May. . . : ! ' . ' ( & ' < S3
Julv. . . ill I *
'Sent. ' . .
: < M y. . .
July. . . I'll J3H 23)4
Sepi. . . -3 hi 23W
1 r.rk
Mny. . . 11 01) 11 10 U 00 11 10 03
July. . . 11'J 11 17H 11 30 13
turd-
Mny. . . 5 1I2H n us fi O''Vi 5 03 R7V
.1 IIJ U ( II ) 3 H'-j ll Oil ! ) ( )
' 0 0 ? > v 0 10 I ) O.'h a 10 00
Mny. . . 5 3 ! > 4 B BS B .12 1 n r- 47K
July. . . fi ll-'Ji 0 ll''l n : , : , n im 374
Sept 5 UJ 3 7'J ! 3 115 5 70 OTHi
No. Z.
* Cash ciuotatlons were ns follows :
FLOUR Firm ; southern winter patents ,
$ . " 30fi5.5U ; southern winter straights , JS.OOii
ti.lf ) ; clear , JI.S T4.90 | ; spring wheat specials ,
Jli.50 ; spring wheat patents. J5.70TiC.CO ; soft
Mprlng wheat patents , Jj.C01i5.80 ; spring
wheat straights , Jo.iofiG.25 ; spring wheat
bakers , J4.00fil.60.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring. JI.10 ; No. 3 spring ,
$1.03f1.17 ; No. 2 red , $1.21 > AQ1.3Q.
CORN No. 2. 3l : > ic.
I OATS No. ,2 , .1U&30VSP f. o. b. : 7sTo. 2
, Willie , .la'Hiltto : No. 3 white , 3Uij32ic. !
RVE No. i. GIV iGjc.
IJARnRY-f4iJ5ftc.
TISIOTIIY8KKD Pri'tin' , J2.60fi2.67.
1 .PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . J11.10
; fiUlS. Xurd- per 100 Ibs. , J3.aOJi5.95. Short
'ribs. Hides ( loottc ) , Ji.4aii5.47. Dry salted
jHhpulders. ( boxed ) . JI.75Ti5.00 ; short clear
( l < fe ( boxeil--Jtf OOfiG.50.
e \VMBKY-rblatn\en' \ IlnUhcd goods , per
'mil. . ' $1.80. . . .
flUCARS-Cut loaf , J5.C9 ; Kranulatt-d , J3.13
On the Produce oxch'hiigo toilay the but-
Icr market \vas stuaily ; croamork-i , 13n
lU'iu ; dairies , I2f15iKKKS / , llrm ; Trend
lOVic , ( Jhccso , uHL'huMicil. Live poultry
KtniiiK : turkeys , Sfi cj n-hlckens , T'i'i'bc ' '
ducks , J
Condition of Trnili * mill < liiolnllm
< in S tuple nd l 'niiey 1'roiluct- .
lIGGS-OdJd stuck , 9c.
' IlUTTHn-Conimun to fair , 91TlIc ; ooii-
erator , l"c ; Katheroil creamery , 11J1)C. |
vnAlClltilco fat. SO to 120 Ibs. , quotnl al
$ Ji9c : laiBU anil coarse , cy"c.
1JVH I'OIM/PUY Chlckons. "Wil oh
rooster- * , " ' / Si.'iUL1 ; yomiK ronnler , Gtyii'.Se.
CiAMU \ \ eatlior too warm for rame.
I'KH'.ONS-I.IVO , Jl.lDIil.23 ; ilciul vlgnnt
not wautnl.
MAY t'l'laiul , $7.00 ; mlJIanil , $ C.W ; low
land , J5.0 ; ryn straw , $4.iK > ; color makes thi
] ) rlco on luiy : llKht bales 'ell the best ; enl )
toil Brailes brliiB to | > prices.
VKGHTAnLUS.
ONMONS-PtT bu. , 90ciT l.
1JHANS Hand-plrke l navy , per bu. . J1.2J
8WIJKT 1'OTATOKS-Kansan , lO-pecl
bills. . $1.SO ; heed HWi-ut imtntntM. 12.00.
CAWIAGK-Nmv. Flurld.i. pr cr.itu , J2 23
I'OTATOKS Homo Rrown , iSio : Cole
jrado Htogk , " ( ) < : northern fancy turly OhU
Bi'cd 'ititatouH , S5c. *
, TOMATOUS-l'ir crate , 3.00fi.'t.2'i.
Ni\V UKKTB-rer iloz. bunchfi. I3ii.n'c '
11AOIRI1K3 I'er doz. bunrhex. ariiZls.
I.KTTUCK-rer doz. bunches. SVcNJo.
UHKKN ONlONS-1'er tloz. , U'OISc
M'ATKHCHKSS-Ver l(5-qt. ( case , II.CO.
< I'C'l'MISWllS-l'er doz. , JI.251J1.5U.
WAX UKANS-Ht-tm. box , Jl.
1'KAS-l'or bu. . fancy Mlsils-dppl , $1.23.
KI'lNACII r iMskut , Jl.
I'lUl'LANT-llomo io\vu , per ll > , , Jo.
vKHLMTS. .
, BTlttUVflKIiniKa IVr 21-iilnt cube
S2.25 : Aikiiiudb , 2l-it. | c.iKe , M.2MiJ 0.
' ' Al'l'I.KS Winter stock. tS.O'J'il 3.50.
I'ltANUKKItlKSKunty Jersey , per bbl.
lea H. J5.dOfifi.ru.
' TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES-Callforn a navi'ls , J2.7
- . fancy , J3.0C ; rhulor
.r-- , fuhcy Mraslnu , J3.0&fi3&0.
rj.VNANASCllolce. . larfe utock , pi-
.bunfh. medium sized
, $ li5vi- . <
, .v. > " MI8GKI.LANKOUS.
' -'NUTS Alniondsi , per Ib. , larso B P , Jtl
13c ; jmall"lly.Jlrazll. ; . per Ib. . uhluc ; 1-V-i ;
Huh walnuts , fter Ib. . fancy soft shell. 7U
lie ; standard * . KTi'XIllberta. ; . HIT Ib. , ) "c
pecans. pollHbed , medium , C17i' | : exJri
large , S'aVt : ; larse hlrkory nutf , Jl MI/ 1 1
l > er bu. ; nuill , Jl.2 > f1.3j | per bu. : circmnu : > :
JUT 10 > ) . | | ; iwnnutn. row. 5I(5Kc ( , io.i > .ie. !
MAPHT2 OIKIM * I'lveiii. . fii7 , fiin :
$2.74 ; gulreann , jiure. per thn. , Jli- liilf-/.i
can * . .WS5 ; ciunrt rnim. j ; 5.1. >
Imported , funev , r.-t-ttv.v.i Jt.M b
DC ; 5'Ctvwii. 41-lb. boxo.-i , la. , . < ' , l
Mixi * * . KfiZJc per box ; California , 10-lb.
bet , SI.
MONKV Cholcc white , 12e ; Colorado nm-
ber. lOtfllc.
K.IIAUT Per bbl. , JTMf per half bbl. ,
UATKS-ttnllowc , CO lo 70-Ib. boxes ,
BHc : 8nlr , KCFnnl , 9-lb. boxes. 9i' .
CIDKU-Per hnlf bbl. . Mr bbl. , J3.
HIDK8. TAt.t.O\V , KTC.
1IIDKS No. 1 freen hides. 6c ; No. 2 Kreen
\ldes , Gc ; No 1 naltnil hides , 8c ; No. 2 creen
Failed hides , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. ,
9c ! No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , 7c.
TALLOW. OHKASK. KTC.-Tnllow , No.
, 3c ; tnllow , No. 2. 2'4c ; rough tallow. l'4c ;
Millie grense , ZH Z'ic ; yellow and brown
Bleawo. HVflJ'tc.
8HKKP PKLTS-Oreen salted , each , 151
TSc ; Rreen salted shearlnfcs ( short wooled
enrly skins ) , each , ICc ; dry shearlttB , ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. I , each , 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Hi. , actual weight , 4i5ej
Iry flint , Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual wclKht , Slflo ; dry
Hint , Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight. 4ffi < c ; dry flint , Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , a
6i Ic.
Ic.KURSHear ( black or brown ) . J3.HVft20.00 ( :
otter. Jl.RCWS.OO : mink , , IjfjfiOc ; beaver. Jl.OO
Tifi.OO ; skunk , 15c , 2Sc. 50c ; muskrat. 3c , Go ,
7c ; raccoon , ISflBOc ; red fox , 25CBJ1.23 : Bray
fox , 25fi50o ; wolf ( timber ) , 23cfiJ2.50 : wolf
( prairie coyote ) , 10U50c ; wildcat. 10fl25c !
bndKer , 5Ti40c ; silver fox , Jj.OOfJ75.00.
FRESH MKATS.
DRKSSED UEKF Oood native steers , 7c
er Iti. ; Bood forequarters steers. Gc ; BOOII
iilndquarters steers , 9c ; wentern steers , fic ;
native heifers , C Je ; western heifers , fAie ;
Kood forequarters heifers. GHc ; good hlnd-
quarters heifers. 8Hc ; native cows , o'&c !
western cows , 6'/ic ; fair cows , Co ; cow fore-
quarters. 5c ; cow hlndnuarters , So ; back-
halves. 6GHc : trlanfiles , 4V4c.
HHKF CUTS-Tenderlolns , fresh , ISc ;
ftozen , 15e ; boneless strips , fresh , lee ;
frozen , Sc ; strip loins , fresh , 8 e ; frozen ,
lliso ; rolls , boneless , frozen , 9c : fresh , lOc ;
rolls. Spencer cub ) , frozen , Sc : fresh , lOc ;
sirloin butts , boneless , frozen , 9c ; fresh , lOc ;
shoulder clods , boneless , 6'/c ; rump butts ,
boneless , 5-)4c ; No. 1 chucks. G'/ic ; No. 2
chucks , 4 > 4c ; No. 3 chucks. IVfcc ; boneless
chucks , frozen , 4 * : fresh. CUc ; cow platen ,
W-c ; steer ilates , 4c ; Hank steak. 7c ; loins ,
No. 1 , frozen , 12c ; fresh , 14c ; loins , No. 2 ,
frozen , lOc : fresh , 12c ; loins. No. 3 , frozen ,
8c : fresh , ICc ; short loins , market style , 2c
above loins ; hotel style , 4c above loins ; cow
loin ends , S',4c ' ; steer loin ends , fl' ' c : hatiK-
Ini ; tenderloins , 4'/c : ribs. No. 1. frozen ,
10c ; fresh , 12c ; ribs. No. 2. frozen , Sc ; fresh.
Kit1 : ribs. No. .1 frozen , Gc : fresh , 8c ; Iso. 1
rounds , 7c ; No. 2 rounds , G > ic ; No. 3 rounds ,
CVtc ; beef rounds , atvink off , 7ic additional ;
bref rounds shank and rump off , JV c addi
tional ; trimming. 4Hc : beef shanks. 3e ;
binlns , per doz. , 3'c ; sweetbreads , per Ib. ,
frozen , Ifle ; fresh. 12 > 4o ; wweetbrenda
( calves ) , per Ib. , 40 ; kidneys , per doz. , 33c :
ox tails , earh. 3c ; livers , per Hi. . 2'4e : hearts ,
per Hi. . 2V4c ; totiKUes. per Ib. , 12o ; calf livers ,
'each , 35c : f.-ilves , whole cnreans or sides ,
; calf head and feet , scalded , per set ,
MUTTON Fnnpy lambs. 9c per Ib. ; renu-
r lambs , Sc ; sheep , 7'Jc : market racks
i.ilis ) , PC : hotel racks ( short ) , lie ; loins , 9c ;
addles. He ! legs , o ; lamb lees , 10e ; breasts
id stews , 3' c ; tongues , each , 3c ; foreiiuar-
1'ORKDressed plg . D',4c per Ib. : dressed
ogs , 5cf tendPrloln.s , 15c : loins , small , TOc ;
rge , GVJc ; soare ribs. IVic : ham sausage
ills. 5V.c ; Uoston buttii , Blip ; shoulders ,
nugh , 4\e : shoulders , skinned. 5c : trlm-
lims , IHc : leaf lard , not' rendered , 3V > c :
fails , cleaned , 3e : snouts nnd ears , 3c ;
esh hams , 1G to 18 Ibs. , 7 } c ; fresh bams ,
mrt clears , 5VtC ; cheek meats , 4e ; neck-
ones , 2c ; plga' tnllH. 2c ; plucks , each , 3c :
iltterllngs , EC ; hocks. Ic : hearts , per doz. ,
c : stomachs , each. 3i- ; tongues , each , iu ;
Iclneys , per doz.,10c ; . brains , per doz. . 15c ;
igs * feet , per doz , , ,30r ; livers , each , 3e ;
rinds , 3c ; blade ; bones , Gc.
Nt. I.nnlN "cTpnt-rul .Markets.
ST. LOUTS , May' 0-l'J'QTTn-'lll-'llpr ; : lat"
nts. J340'75.CO-'Htralcrhts. ! : JI.SofiG.lO ; clear ,
.23 14.3ft ; medium. J1.7.Vfi I 00.
\VHKAT Rxpltcd nnd higher , closing 9'Ac.
> r May , 3 " for July and 2c for Sentcm-
er alove yestordaj * . Snot higher ; No. 2
od , cash , ole'vjitor , ' J1.17'track ; , Jl.lfiff
11 : May. S1.1SV4 bldfJuly , K-TiD27-sc ; Sep-
. tnber. & 23-Sc ; nccember , 81 3-Sc bid ; No. 2
ard. cash. Jl.OS.
CORN Futures advanced late In the day
Ith wheat and closed large fractions above
esterdav. Snot steadvNo. : . 2 , rash , SJc ;
lay , 325-fc bid ; July , y't(33 ( 1-Sc ; September ,
? 5c.
OATS Futures strong and higher but
ull and nt-gleeted. Spot lower : No. 2.
ush 30'/.c ; track. 32c : Mav , 31e bid : July ,
i"-c : September , 2.1C : No , 2 white , 3J c.
RYK Hlirhor at G2H-C.
FLAXSBKD Higher nt 11.32.
CORNMKAL StronR at J1.70f1.73. .
IJRAN Quiet nnd nrm : sacked , east
ack. salabln.nt ( We but none to be had.
HAY About steady ; prairie , J9.30fl9.75 :
mothv. JlO.OOfl 12.50.
lUJTTKR Quiet ; creamery , l&BISc ; dairy ,
fi 15e.
KGOS TTIgher nt 9tfe.
WHISKY $1.22.
COTTONTIES 70c.
UAGGING-Giilfifi'ie.
MKTALS Lend , 'lower at J1.30 naked ,
pelter. nominal nt J3.90.
PROVISIONS Pork , higher : standard
mess , jobbing , JULIO. Lnrd , higher ; prime
tram. J3.70 : eholce , JG.80. Bacon , boxed
boulders. $3.25 : extra short clear. JC.12',4
Ibs. J6.23 : shorLs , * fl.37i/4. Dry salt meats
boxed ) . shouldonv > t4.75 : extra short clear
3.C2m ribs , 3.73 : shorts. J5.S7V& .
RKCBIPTS FliiUr , .2.0HO bbls. : wheat , 11-
K ) bu. : corn. 175000 Int. : oats. 21,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 4,000 bbls. : wheat
13,000 bu. ; corn. 123,000 bu. : oats , 13,000 bu.
nn HI more 'MnrUet. '
BALTIMORE , Mav 4. FLOUR-Qulet
western fUipcrflllAt $3 25f3.3fi : western extra
il.lSfil.7S ; western family , J3.007G.30 ( ; winter
wheat natents. J3.GOfiTi.80 ; spring wheat pat-
ents. Jfi.10frG.50 ; spring wheat straights
i385'fifiOfl : receipts. 4'S3 bbls. ; exports , none
WHEAT Unsettled : spot nnd month
.lSffil.lSVl : July. I1.02V4 a.sked : steamer No.
2 red , Sl.llWil.14tt ; receipts , 2,22G bu. : ex
ports , 48.000 bu. : southern wheat , by sample
11.13(1/1.19 ( ; southern wheat , on grade , Jl.lG
'cOIlN ' Steady : spot , 3SUf 3SVic : month
W 1-KfllSVJc ; July. 3Se bid : steamer mixed
m'ifi37V-e : receipts , 324.3V , bu. : exports. 132.-
757 bu. : southern whlto corn , 40ff40 p
southern vellow. 40fT43c.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white. 3S173SKc ; No.
mixed , 3l'4fi33c ; receipts , 21,991 bu. : exports
RYK Firmer : No. 2 nonrbv. cmfiG4ftc
No. 2 western , C6Vic ; receipts. 30,118 bu , ; ex.
iiorts. none.
HAY Firm : cbolrn timothy , J13.00 bid.
GRAIN FREIGHTS Inclined tr > be easy
demand not so acllvo ; strain to Liverpool
l > er bu. , Sd , June ; Cork for orders , per ( junr.
tor. 4s rd. MayIs ; , June.
I5UTTER Steadv : fancy creamery , l e
fancy Imitation , lVfT17c ( : fancy ladle , 13c
good ladle. I4c ; store packed , 13f(14c. (
KOOS Firm : fresh , 1le.
CIIKKSK Steady. fancy New York
lartre , /iT(9"c ( ; medium , 9',4filOc ; small , 10V
Liverpool Mnrliet.
LIVERPOOL , May \VHKAT-Spot
nrm : No. 1 California , 9s lid ; No. 1 red
northern , srrlni. , 10s.
CORN Spot , quiet ; American mixed
pew , 4s "d : futures , quiet : Mav. 4 I 5-S1
Julv. 3s S'Jd : September. 3s 7 7-Sd.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter , firm
12s 3d.
HOPS At London ( .Paclllc coast ) , dull
PROVISIONS Ileef , llrm : extra Indl.
mes.s , 7i's 3d ; prime me < : , 70s , Purl : , Him
prlmu mess , line western. Bis : prime inei !
medium western. 52s fid. Hacon. ilull : mid
die nnd llsrht clear. 25 to 3S Ihs. . 3-ii fd
short clear , light , 1 > to 1C Ibs. , 31s fid ; lorn
1 le.ir middle and heavy , 41 to l Ibs. . 3i'
fid. Lnrd , prime western , flrm , 30 < 3d. Tnl
low. prime city , firm , 21s.
OILS Cottonseed oil. Liverpool refined
strong , 17s 3d. Turpentine : plrltH. iiteady
27s M. Rosin , common , Htron ; ; , 5s fid. '
XIMV OrlrniiN MnrlictN.
Xn\V ORLHANS , May 4. HOG PROD
T'CTS Firm : poik , standard mess , J11.7 ;
Lard , nillneil. tierce. JI.tOH4.12U : pur < t Ian !
f' ' ' > .25. Uoxed men IK. dry rait shoulder :
J5.POfJ3.t2ii ; idiles , So.MW'fi.tfl. li.icon , clea
rib sldr . Srt.76fifi.S7W. Hams , cliolcu snga
cured. J < .75.fi.73. !
COFFKrBtendy ; Rio. fair , Kfi9Up.
RICK Firmer ; oitllimry to good , 15-8 ,
5.1-Fo
Fl.orit Firm : extra fancy. J3.00fi5.K 0
patentH. J5.25ffS.4i ) . . .
CORNM HA IJI .TMtl.fi J.
HUAN 7M(7So. ' ' ' .
HAY-Prime. J14.BOtll > . ) r choice , J13.001
IG.CO. .
CORN-Nn. 2.mixed , sacked , 42fl3' : Nc
2 v. hlio'niid yi-IIow. 43tH4r < ,
OATS No , 2 western , sn ed , 37c.
ClnclntiuU Mnrkol
CINCINNATI.Msiy 4. FI.OUR-FIrm
fiitu v. i 1 /3.10 : familyji2nr'4 w.
\VtlUAT-Flrm : No. red. JI.10.
COHrrinrr ! : No , 2 mlxe.l. 31
Bui :
p
ril Oblrt. Ufi ! < : Uain' . Jiv.
jj 8tTC.AR-Flrm : luirj rpiml | , JI.17tiG.IG.
' CHKt"sK l > iilir lower ; ' good to prim
' , Oh'o ( Jjit , Sli Hf.
ilj ! I"--i" l'lly > ( irnlii ami r avl l < m > i.
KANSAS CITY , MH.V \VHK.\T-Aetlv
ot 3 iilalir : No. , i Ijnril. " J1.07OI.W ; No. ;
b. 4t.oitl.Ui No. J , JLl jl.W ; No. 1 red , Jl.O 'S :
No. 2 , JI.07ffl.07l4i No. 3. tl.OIQl.05 ; No.
prlng. Jl.05ni.06 : No. 3 , J1.02.
I'OKN Active , higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATS Active , higher : No. 2 while , 34Ufi
UYH Higher ; No. 2. &S'tc ,
HAY Active , higher ; choice timothy.
JIl.OOli 11.23 : choice prairie , JlO.OOfl 10.25.
lit'TTER-Supply light ; creamery , '
If.Uc : dairy , llM4c.
EOaS-Urm : fresh , 9c.
UECEIPTH-Whent , 31,8(0 ( bu. ; corn , 3'-
39) bu. : onts. 6,001) bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 43,200 btl.r corn ,
2fioiX ) bu. ; oats , I.OOi ) bu.
flrnln IlrccliH nl l > rltu < linl Mnrkt'tK.
CHICAGO , May 4.-Rccclpts today :
\\hent , 123 cars ; corn , B95 cars ; oats , 293
cars. Estimated car lots tomorrow : Wheat ,
223 : corn. G25 ; oats , 25" . " ,
ST. LOUIS , May 4.-Recelpts : Wheat ,
20 cars.
KANSAS CITY , May 4.-Recelpts : Wheat ,
6.8 cars.
Toledo llnrkrt.
TOLEDO. Mny 4 , WHEAT Active ; No.
2 , cash JI.17H ; May , Jl.22 bid.
CORN Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 3ll4c.
OATS Dull and steady : No. 2 mixed , 39c.
RYE-Dull and easy : No. 2. cash , G2c.
CLOVERSBED-Dull and steady : prime
cash , J3.03 ,
I'hllnilrlpbln Produce.
PHILADELPHIA , May 4.-BUT.TER-Un-
changed : fancy western creamery , 17&e ;
j fnnry western prints , 19c.
EGGS Steady : fresh nearby , ll'.fcc ; fresh
western , HHc ; fresh southern , lie.
Detroit Slur lire.
DETROIT , Mny 4. WHEAT No. 1 white ,
J1.17 ; No. 2 red , cash and Mny , J1.20.
CORN No. 2 mixed , 3Gc.
OATS-NO. 2 white , 32Uc.
RYE No. 2 , G3c.
1'vnrln .Mnrkt-tH.
PEORIA , Mny 4.-CORN Firm , higher ;
No. 2 , 33V4c.
OATS Weak ; No. 2 white , 36Je.
WHISKY High proof spirits , J1.21 < 4.
Snu KrnnolniMi Wlieut
SAN FRANCISCO. May \yHEAT
Strong ; December , J1.70 7-3. .
BARLEY Firm ; DecemberJ1.32V1. .
Him KrnnrlNrn Mliilnir Qtiotntlon * .
SAN KHANCIStTO , Mny 4-OIIlclUl clo < lng
quotallonH on mlnlni ; stoikn totUycie at , f > .l
lows :
Alia ; " Ilalc.lt Norcrosi. . 47
AlphaCon 3 Justice . . . 7
Annps 8 Kentruky Con. . . 1
r.clclirr 10 Mexlc.ui . . . . . . . II )
I'l-mfc nelclior. . . . 1'S ncetilent.il Con. . . . 1(1.1 (
Ilnlllon U Ophlr . 40
C.ileiloiun ! 4 Oicrinnn . ' - '
CliallenroCon 11
Clioliar U.i S.iv.ic . . . . . It
t'oiilldencn 40 Slerr.i Nnv dn. . . . ( i'J
Cou.Cai. .V V.t. . . . 0(1 ( Union Con . ! . * >
ton. Imperial. . . 1 lll.ili Con . I )
Crona Point 10 Vellow Jacket. . . . ( !
Silver luiri , MVjc ; Mexican dollars ,
I.iinilon Stoek UiiiiintliuiH.
LONDON' , Miiy 4. 4 p. m.flyclnK :
CoiiHoli. . iii'V..lll S-ll ! N Y7T5Titnn.i. . . . 1 Tfi > {
Consols , acel..lll II-III I'onnsvlvanla . 'ii11
Can. I'.iclhc HI Kendlur.- . > . . ! H
Krlo 1-JM Mex. On , now 4s. .
I'lle'JilH . . . . .IllAlch'.HOil 1H *
111. 1-i-iur.ll ill.lHII , . & N
MpMcanontuiarv. l" ) > iOr.iiid | Trunk.
S'.lMiil cnmmnn. . . 84 I
BAR SILVER-Qulet at 23 7-Sd per ounce
MONEY 2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills. 35-bfi3 11-K ! per cent ; for
three months' bills , 3D-Sfnil-lC per cent.
Financial > otex.
OMAHA , May 4. The clearings for the
day were Jl,02S.917.0ii : balances , $137,51S.S1.
The clearings for 1S97 wore J72S.99S.I9 and
the balances J70.S11.10. Increase In clearIngs -
Ings , J29i.9IX.57. :
CHICAGO , May I. Clearing * . J21.233,10' ' ) ;
balances , $1.777,100 ; new exchange , 30c dis
count ; sterling posted , Jl.Sifi I.J3',4 ; actual ,
JI.Mfi4.S4 ; sixty days , $ I.SQ > 44M.SiVi. Local
stocks were active and ftp lower to S',4 '
points higher , the latter In North Chicago.
Closing : Biscuit , 24 1-S ; Biscuit preferred ,
M : Diamond Match. 130 ; North Chicago ,
193 ; West Chicago , 92.
ST. LUUIS. May 4. ClcnrliiRS , J4.477.48S ;
balances , $573,937 ; money , 5"iS per cent ; New
York exchange , 40c discount bid , 25c dis
count asked.
PHILADELPHIA , Mav 4.-Clearlngs , $13-
235.173 ; balances , $1CG4,037.
BALTIMORE , May 4. Clearings , ? 3,201-
771 : balances. $393.427.
CINCINNATI. May I. Money , 4flfi per
cent : New York exchange , par ; clearings ,
J2.37 > 00.
NE\V ORLEANS , May . .4.-CdQarlngs.- , .
052.031 : New York exchange , bank , par ;
commercial bills , 7oc per $1,000 discount.
BOSTON , Mny 4. Clearings , J19 , 110,912 ;
balances , Jl. 477,400.
MEMPHIS , May 4.-ClearlnRS. $3)3,930 ;
balances , J01.225.
I-'orclKtt Flnnnc'liil.
LONDON. May 4. The market for Amer
ican securities , after decllnlns somewhat ,
was quiet , with a hardening tendency ,
closing steady , with , the demand , generally
light. Trading was merely , professional.
India council bills were allotted today nt
Is 3d. The amount of bullion gone Into
the Bank of England on balance today.
l4A.Oon. Gold Is quoted at-Bucnoa Ayres
at lfit.70.
, PARIS , Mny 4. Business opened quiet on
the bourse today , but weakened , owing to
the renewed decline In the price' ' of Si an-
Ish 4s. There was n partial recovery near
, the close of the market and prices finished
firm. Rio tintos declined heavily on the
rumor that Spain ls > about to tax the out
put of copper. Three per cent rentes , 102f
97He for the account ; exchange on London ,
; 25f 32VsC for checks. Spanish 4s closed at
, 30 7-S.
BERLIN , May 4. There wns n feeling of
depression on tne bourse todav , due to the
, disquieting news from Madrid. Bank and
, speculative shores relapsed on realizations.
, American securities .were weak and Caivi-
. dlr.n Pacific declined on account of the
postponement of the end of the rate war.
, LISBON , May 4. Gold is quoted today
at 70.00.
MADRID. May 4. Spanish 4s closed to
, day at CO.fiO. Gold wns quoted at 11.0) .
,
Condition of London Stock Market.
; NEW YOniC , May 4. The Evening Post's
London cablegram says : "Tho stock mar
ket was quiet nnd dull todnv , the stagna
, tion being Increased by the holiday In the
New York Stock exchange. Americans were
. ; lifeless , but closed at thn best on buying
order ; * from New York for St. Paul and
Loulnvllle tic Nashville. Spanish 4s wore
flat , and this , with the fact that tomorrow
\\lll be settling day In Paris , caused n gen
. eral dullness In thn Paris bourse. B.ir gold
Is In strong demand for New York at 77s
IftUil. and 400 000 In Japanese yen wan
bought for New York today. War risks on
stocks nt Lloyd's todnv Include "smrtll nre-
mlums on the possibility of war complica
tions between France and the United States ,
or between France anil Great Britain , N <
significance Is attached to the matter , but
business of th.it character linn actually been
clone , French exchange l.s 23. 32' , which IIIIH
, rlKon sharply on tbs temporary withdrawal
of the French duty and the consequent rush
to ship to France before the tax Is retm-
posed.
;
NF.\V ORLEANS. May 4.-COTTON-
Futur s. dull : miles. 17.000 bales ! Mny , J3.GJ1
bid ; Juno. $3.707ii.72 ; July , i . 'Mirj 77 : Aug
ust , J" 7775 7x September , $ i.73f'VKO ; Octo
ber. J5.79f/S.Kl : November. SVS2 i5Nl ; De-
ecmber , . J5.S3Tir , Rfi : January. J3.fl > & 9. Spot * .
enny ; sales. 1,200 b.iles ; ordinary , 4'Ao ; gooil
ordinary. 4 7-Se : low middling. ' o'.ic ; mid
dling , 5 11-lfie ; good middling , fi 1-IUc : mid
dling fair , fi 7-lfie ; receipts , 1,927 bnle ;
stork. 2VlOiC bales.
LIVERPOOL. May 4.-COTTON-Snot ,
moderate demand ; nrlces lower ; American
middling fair. 3 15-lf.d : good middling
3 ll-1Cd ; American middling. 3 17-32d : low
rilddllnu- nj2doort ordinary , 3'4d : or
dinary. 3 1-lfid. Thn sales of the day were
S.n.'M bales , of which 699 bales , were for spec
ulation nnd export and Included 7,800 bale ;
American. Receipts. 17,203 bales , nil Amer
ican Futures opened with it fair .demand
mid closed quiet and steady. Amilear
mlddllnp. I. in. c. . May. 3 19-fild. buyers
MP. " and June , 3 2J-I5M , buyers ; Juno am !
Julv. 3 30-6td , buyers ; July nnd August
3 3'l-CI3 31-fil'l. lellrrs ; August and Sep
tember. 3 ' ! 0-f4I7T 31-fi | . | . sellers ; Scptemhci
nml October. 3 25-C4T < 3 30-f.ld. sellers ; Octo
ber nnd November. 3 2-Glfi3 29-Glil. skiers'
; November and December. 3 27-l'/3 ( / 2niil
buyers : December and January. 3 27-tti ;
R 2rid , buvers ; January nnd February
3 2siO. . sellers ; February nnd March , ;
IS-CId , buyers.
OIL CITY. Pn. . May 4. Credit b-ilances
71p ; cer Hlr les opened nt 73'clilil : firs
ralci. : 1.000 bbls. nt 75'4c ; othsr sales durlni
tbn dav. 11,030 lib's , rash at 7Ect cln d a
74'c bid for cash : Hhlpmcnt > vll,175 1-bln.
: riiPK. fSIM hbls. \
WHMINOTON. N. C. . ' MiivI. . OtLR-
Sp'rltH ' ti'rnpiitlne. firm nt yvjt < il * < ' . R3 ln
aiilft nt Jl.Mfil.15. Crude turnentlne. Urn
nt M 25. 1 fn and Jl.9 % Tar. firm at Jl RO.
CHARLESTON , S. C. . May 4.-OILS-
'K Turrenllne , quiet ; .quotations omitted
Rosin stcnilv and unchanged.
HAA'ANNAH. On. . Miiy 4. OILS-Splrlt :
; lurn < iiln | < > . firm. 2G.s. Rosin flrm : imntt >
A. H , C. R E. JI.10 : F. Jl I' . ; O. Jl.'i ; H. K
M.IR ; M. Jl.M ; N. JI.C3 ; W. O , J1.73 ; white
le
S incur
NK\V OllLKANS. Mny 4 Sl'OAR-Mnr
Iket Htroit" : mw-n kettle , 2i : ! < i4e : centrlfue.i , i
vn JKInnu'ii ' p < l -7-S { : whiles , 411-lGfrHjc ; yel |
2 , lowrf , 4 3-lf.1i4'/4r : erondK , 2HOIc. Molaaact
; jdull ; centrifugal , 41flJc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
General Conditions Ehow a Very Decided
Improvement.
REQUEST FOR CATTLE IS ALMOST URGENT
Iluyprn Tnke n\irrtlilnn Offcri-il nt
1'rlopM Full Ten ( 'onln lllKlirr
lion * iHri > nsnnil n Mvkol
Uli Hlioep Active.
if I
SOUTH OMAHA" Mjy 4.-Rcccipts for
the days Indicated iwere :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
Mny 4 . , 3mri * 7,915 3,852 7
Mny 3 4JWO9.236 5,8:10 :
Mny 2 2.VS.1J1 2.D13 7,138 21
Atrll 30 l.MJ-.f 6,900 1,323 SI
April 2'J 2.091 6.2S8 B.813 . . . .
April 2f IS 8.753 8,005
April 27 2(913 7,810 4.3S2 9
April 26 3.11S 8.0 3.IHW 75
April 25 VSaCV 4,257 3.33(5 ( 21
April 21 U1I5U 8,2.7 7.170
April 22 2V,9 : G.G17 1.318 1
April 21fcntt 8,075 7.4GI 8
April 20 2.970 StOt 2,253
April 19 S73.1 2,376 3,951 2
April IS 1,171 If24 1,303
April 111 I'OSl ! ' 3.GC9 7,7:3 21
April 13 2.9W fi.019 10.370
The ofllclnl number * ; of cars of stock
brought In today by'i-ncb road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. , M. & St. P. Hy/ . . 1
O. & St. L. Hy. . . . . . . . . 4
Missouri Pacific Hy. . 6 3
Union Pacllle Systenr-40 23 S
C. & N. W. Ry 1
F. , E. & M. V. R. R. . 2S 31
S. C. ' & P. Ry i 2
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry -
H. & M. R. R. R 4S 41 9 1
C. , H. & Q. Ry 3
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry. , w. 1 3
Total receipts . . . .135 123 17 1
The disposition of the dny'.s receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co SO HIS 144
G. II. Hammond Co 400 1.337 29S
Swift and Company . . . . 1,342 1.20.1 Ilv9
Cudahy Packing Co 3SI 2,615 1,311
Armour , Chicago SOS 1,223
JL. . Carey 50
Krcbbs .t Co 14
Hill & lluntzlnger 2
L. F. lluaz 10
Livingston & Scluilcr . . . 23S
Swift , country 503
White P. & D . . 3CS
Squires & Co 353
Myers 118
North P. & P. Co 13J
Other buyers 110 32.1
Left over 75 630
Totals 3.092 7,933 4,710
All told , there weie rOO loads of
stock In the yards , a considerable fall
ing off , ns compared with yesterday , but
still a rood run oven for a Wednesday.
The markets , in a whole , were In very
satisfactory condition for sellers , and prac
tically everything In the yards w.is sold
and weighed up In good season. It may bo
Inferred from that fact that values were
strong to higher all 'around , and that was
the cnse.
CATTLK U would seem that there has
been a sudden Increase In the capacity of
the market to take cattle. Yesterday's
very large run was followed by liberal ro-
cclplH again today , U7 fresh loads being
reported In , but corrtrnry to what might
have been expected the market was active
and higher.
Thu demand for corn-fed steers was
largo , both local and for shipping account ,
and , as was the casu yesterday , every one
bought fieely. Huyers were especially
hungry after handy little cattle , and the
olYcilngs of juch sold readily at an ad
vance of about lOo , while the general mar
ket on f.it cattle could safely be quoted 5e
to 10j higher. As hns been the rule right
nlomr the heavy cattle were not us free
sellerj ns JlL'ht cattle , but still they felt
the Improvement In the market , though
not to as great a degree as the more de-
hlrable kinds. Practically everything sold
In good senson.
Butchers' stock was nlio In active de
mand , but the supply was small , and buy-
'crs ' had to travel fa Uand look sharp to fill
orders. The market , ' In consequence , was
active on good killlnK < coWii and heifers und
Sc to lOc higher. Atn ng-the offerings were
some choice spuytsA ? Jitilfers. Everything
wns cleaned up InapiW 'feafcon .
There fs not milWsitf.mny--reTWdlng tbo
market on stockerjrMfcd feedersr So few
stock cattle are arflVinK that It Is no easy
matter to make coniPirlsons' ! but one thing
Is certain , nnd that'ls'tlial good cattle are
bringing way up pflciM. The demand does
not appear to be sv.fvery large , but there
Is some Inquiry all Jhetlme , nnd as only a
few are coming , the lupply Is kept well
cleaned , up. The fax-t-that , money Is easing
up , and that parties'who were completely
shut oft at the breaking out of war , have
been notified dUrlife'the last two or three
days that they could lulvo money , will have
a strong tendcncylto help the market on
stockers and fomlcrs. Representative
sales : i f
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. AV.v'Pr. No. Av. Pr.
43..ISM Jl 20 CO..1049 $ 20 20..12S1 J4 23
L. G90 4 15 7. . Ml il 25 22..1011 4 30
3U..1037 133 20..143H1 4 23 3..1330 435
21..1058 4-JO 3..1U3jl440 22..1172 440
IS..1253 440 25. . * > 5.xl 50 14..1123 455
16. . 13U1 4 CO 21.j'1202 j4 GO 3S..1355 4 CO
21).1314 ) 4 73 ,
4..1131 3 D3 L. 810 375 1. . 530 375
2. . 815 3 70 L. 960 3 73 2. . S75 3 73
IS..Ills 4 Ul 43. . 9.14 4 00 2..10SO 4 00
2..1170 4 10 18. . 926 4 15 1..1030 4 13
2S. . S J 4 15 3. . 90 4 20 2.1..11C1 4 20
20..1313 4 23 24..140S 4 23 40..1235 4 25
1C. . 911 4 25 2..1010 4 25 25..1S3ii 4 30
3..1170 4 30 22..1U5 4 30 6..12SO 4 30
19..122S 430 C9..1JG3 430 22..11G7 430
13..113G 4 30 2C..1032 4 30 100.1082 4 30
12. . 9SS 4 30 35..1018 4 30 14..1202 4 33
25..109S 435 22..1235 435 21..1103 435
17. . 9S5 435 1..1400 433 * fi2..111 435
5. . 942 435 H..11CO 433 47..1232 435
40..13)3 ) 4 35 34..1340 1 33 2ii..l362 4 35
21..1119 * 4 33 19..1324 4 35 1..1310 4 33
18..1317 433 1..1310 440 18. . 1531 4 40
8..1233 440 I3..1153 440 L. 7JO 440
40..1033 440 21..11(52 ( 440 19..1203 440
4..1217 I 40 12..1137 4 40 21..1322 4 40
19..1247 445 20..10C5 415 18..1102 445
29..1265 4 45 20..1335 4 50 2J..1109 4 50
ID..1406 4 GO 14..1347 450 71..1117 1 GO
25..1213 4 CO 20..1I5S 4 CO 18..1131 1 M
COWS.
L. 83) 2 GO v 1. . SSO 300 1..1030 3 00
1..11KO 310 L. 910 320 1..I1W 323
L. 970 323 1..1110 335 1..11SO 335
1..10CO 340 L. 930 350 16. . 9.)4 350
2..1431 .150 L. 900 SCO 3..11& ! SCO
1..1000 350 24. . 992 375 S. . S2i ! 399
2. . 1009 2 EO 1..1010 250 L. 711) 275
L. 760 273 2. . fc90 275 1..1001 273
1..1010 2 W 1..IC90 300 L. SS ) 275
i 1. 970 300 L. 930 300 4..1U'j3 315
1..1030 320 L.IITW 325 1..10I ) 325
G. . i.00 320 1..1WO 330 3..1050 3 IS
( i.,1093 340 1..1100 340 1..1030 310
2..1073 350 1..1220 350 1..14G' ' ) 350
1..1110 330 1..113) 350 1..1070 3 CO
1..1530 350 1..1170 350 1..1,210 370
L.KOU 375 9..1M8 375 S. . SCO 370
4..10U3 375 I..1142 373 2S. . I'M ) 3 bO
3..1170 3 SO 8.1110 .ISO S..1(193 ( SSO
J. . SV ) 385 2..13311 3 S3 3..12KJ 3 S3
2..1393 3 S5 2..1117 383 1..1110 3 S3
1..1003 383 11.US' ) 3 S3 4..1172 3 S3
7..1147 3 ST 2..1300 3 S3 1..123I 400
3..1120 4 00 111. . 975 4 ( X )
HEIFERS.
L.115ft 350 3. . 740 3 7C 2. . S03 410
2. . 975 4 Oil 3. . CS2 4 20
L. 710 2 91 L. 500 3 50 2. . 850 3 95
1..110) 40) ) 19. . 91 110 3..111(1 ( 415
15. . 730 4 20 2. . 715 4 20 5. . d72 4 L5
G..126S 4 35 II..126.1 4 35 12. . 73.1 4 50
HULLS.
1..1RM 320 1G..1720 .133 L.17.10 335
3..12V ) 3 40 1..1IOO 3 30
2..1000 275 1..1I30 275 1..1220 2 S5
1..13110 30) 1..1170 3 ( H 1..19W 320
1..1190'32J I..1210 323 1..12CO 323
1..UM ) 323 1..11M 125 1..2I30 330
1..1S10 330 1..20IO 335 1..1570 335
1..1170 333 1..1720 335' 1..1S10 340
1..19JO 340 1..1C09 30 ' 1..1G12 340
: i.i7o 3 40
CALVKS.
, L. 310 50) ) 1. . 230 GOO L. 220 C 23
2. . i'43 fi ' . '
L. 4M > Sill 3. . 3211 525 L. 100 550
2. . 1)0 G 50 3. . 116 650 L. 29J GO
STAGS ,
3..1G2u 373
IJ..IK ; sco 1..1C7C .1 co 7..1450 350
1..133' ' ) 3 75 23..1S.W 3 M ) L. 940 4 10
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
L. 7SO 350 2. . 420. 3 73 2. . 3)7 400
L. G30 I ( r ) 3. . 2J 4 00 2. . 4W 4 0)
L. 700 4 M 1. . 910x4 20 2. . BM I 23
12. . 793 4 23 3. . JS4 4 2 , . 533 4 30
HOGS There wer * not far from IIH man :
hero today IIH yesterday , the receipts belm
* liberal amj conslclaritbly above thu aver
nge. Th Btrengtb'developed by the provl
KlDn maiket yesterday.together with cheer
Ing news from other st-lllrg points and i
very active lotal demand , gnvo values ai
I upward tendt-wy. The hogs were of gooi
nvernge quality , anft Of the kind calculate
to tempt free buylnp ,
Everyone wanted hoSH , shippers n wcl
ns local packerK , null they all wanted i
good many. Hoth' Squires and Armou
were reprcHented r/y"'buyers , and It wa
evident from the tltft that there wouli
not bo any too many hogs to meet re
quIrementH. The 'tiad opened early will
values atrong to Cc 'hlgher , nnd thu movii i
mcnt wn active. All the early arrival
r- changes ! hands In ! < very short time , bu
| I there were euvcrnl train * that did not ur
. j rive until late , u that n total rlt'.iruiie
, I of the yarda was not eltected before III
J uilddlo oC the ( oruaoon , but th cloao wa
firm nnd the nverngo of nil the pales about
6c higher than yesterday . . .
Yesterday the most of the hogs sold nt
P.XMJ3.W. the dales being pretty equally
divided between the three prices. $1.8j ,
I3.S7V4 nnd 3.90. Today the number of miles
below HPO wan very small , whllo then-
was a largo percentage above that point.
Today's advance tnrrles the market to
the highest point touched slnco February
21 , when 'the average of all the sales wa
n.93. Representative untos :
No. Av. 8h , Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
fill . 261 SO J1 87V4 SI . 211 SOWS" " )
66 . 253 120 390 CS . 24'J ' iO 31" )
il . 260 VV ) 390 62 . 2T'J . . . 390
77 . 236 80 390 5H . 261 80 390
43 . Jit 40 390 73 . 2.M 120 3 W
71 . 167 SO 3 9J 71 . 2ia 40 390
C3 . 25.1 . . . 390 26 . 315 . . . 390
01 . 231 80 3 90 13 . 274 . . . 390
R ) . 270 200 39- ) OS . 23 * SO 3 90
f.2..i..ra 80 3 90 Cl . 269 80 3 90
73 . 4 S 40 390 64 . 3T.O 120 3 90
7fi . 222 40 3 90 40 . 206 . . . 390
G6 . 217 . . . 3 90 < 9 . ,273 160 3 90
6S . 221 SO 3 90 71 . 2 0 40 3 90
2S . 26S , . . 390 60 . 2SO 80 390
S3 . 262 120 390 27 . 2il 40 3 90
67 . 275 160 390 CO . 265 . . . 390
79 . 221 SO 3 W CO . 210 Si ) 390
SO . 204 . . . 390 n . 251 ICO 3 90
27. . , . . .229 40 390 SS . 193 . . . 390
37 . 236 . . . 3 9JV4 < . 271 . . . 3 92V4
61 . 26.1 . . . 3 92Vi 69 . 259 320 3 9J > 4
70 . .296 , .r 39214 M . 300 120 3 9i > 4
69 . 317 120 3 92V4 86 . 246 80 3 92V4
57 . 2S3 80 392(4 ( 6S . 251 210 3 92\4
33.'JU3 80 3 92V4 41 . 360 80 3 92' 4
6.1 . 211 . . . 3 92 ,4 55 . 153 . . . 3 92V4
43 . 251 80 392 4 65 . 277 SO 3 92H
C5 . 266 40 3 92V4 62 . 292 120 3 92' ' < s
64 . 25.1 120 3 9jk 63 . 250 160 3 92H
'A M . 251 210 3 92'4
> A 64 . 293 bO .1925
. . . . 393(5 ( 6S . 254 . . . 3 9J',4 '
1 . 265 160 3 92V. 66 . 315 200 3 92M )
. 211 120 3 92V4 70 . 270 210 3924
. 261 . . . 3 9ii (
. 252 . . . 3 92V4 70..i..2v ) 80 393
. 257 80 393 6 < . 230 SO 395
. 251 80 395 40 . 25S . . . 395
. 277 . . . 395 51 . 202 . . . 395
. 2S7 80 395 61 . 296 SO 395
. 263 40 395 C9 . 27S . . . 395
. 30S SO 395 51 . 307 . . . 395
. 2S2 120 395 CO . 2 5 200 395
. ,191 120 395 57 . 2n . . . 395
. 301 . . . 395 CO . 2S1 . . . 395
. 237 . . . 305 65 . 2S3 SO 395
. 261 . . . 395 63 . 243 . . . 395
. . , . . . .KH ) 40 395 70 . 215 SO 395
. 297 . . . 3 97',4 C2 . 217 40 395
. 2 2 . . . 3 97 < 4 70 . 319 . . . 3 97ii
. 2IS . . . 395 67 . 261 120 395
. 292 210 395 80 . 270 80 395
I . 266 40 395 60 . 292 80 395
. 22,1 . . . 395 5S . 297 160 395
| | 1 . 562 . . . 393 35 . 2SO 160 3 87
. 304 SO 3 ! I7 ,4 57 . 29S . . . 3 97'i
. 2SS , . . 397 4 82 . 251 . . . 400
. 311 80 4 00 57 . 3')7 ' . . . 4 00
WAGON HOGS-THROW OUTS.
. D20 . . . 275 1 . 4 < 0 . . . 280
. 460 . . . 290 4 . 100 . . . 325
: . 260 . . . 3 SO 4 . 16'J . . . 380
. 420 . . . 3 S5 2. . . . . .450 . . . 385
. * M ) 385 5.7. . . .220 . . . 390
. 320 . . . 390
SIIKI3P Only , fourteen fresh loads were
"ported In the yards this morning , and
iie fact of tbo light receipts , coupled with
very fair demand , rendered the market
> asonaby ] active. Practically everything
fforod mot with ready salo.
The general market was quoted just
bout steady , though ns a matter of faot
oine sales were made at prices that were
little bettor than were paid yesterday ,
bleb would Indicate that the tendency was
ertalnly no lower. Representative sales :
Wt. Pr.
34 wc tern wethers , shorn . 102 J ) 95
5 Colorado lambs . 52 1 25
12 western owes , shorn . P6 375
25 Mexican lambs . 49 460
"I western lambs and yearlings. 61 4 50
12 western lambs . 66 440
00 western lambs . 69 4 50
SS western Inmbs , shorn . 73 4 40
! ) S western lamlH , shorn . 72 4 40
41 weitcrn lambs , shorn . si 4 40
3 , western lambs , shorn . 73 4 40
19 talllntjs . 59 4 12'4
IIIt'AtiU IIVI3 STOCK MAHKKT.
Arc Ar < lv < > mul I'rlri-M COIIH ! < | -
crnltly Iiii'iroveil.
CHICAGO , May 4. Cattle wore in fair
lemnml today at unchanged prices. Ueef
teers sold at $3.90f < 1.25 for common to J3.00
75.23 for choice shippers. Sales were most-
y at $4.35 < fi5.00. Stockerj and feeders were
ictlve at $1.907J4.SO. Cows nnd heifers
brought $2.50'f(4.73. ' (
Trade In heirs was active nnd supplies
vcre well taken at on Improvement of 2VSc.
ales were principally at $4.00 5.15 , com-
iion bringing $1.90 ; prime light , J4.07'/j ;
> rlme heavy , $ l.7Vi.
Sheep wore active and lOc better. Lambs
lold steady ; flipped sheep sold at 25fa >
.33 : clipped lambs , Jl.00ft4.75 ; wooled
ambs , J4.90J5.50.
RKCKIPTS-Cattle. 14,000 head , hogs , 33-
iOO head ; sheep , 14,000 head.
St. I.oulx Live Stock.
'ST. LOUIS , May 4. CATTLK Receipts ,
.400 hem ! , Including 200 Texans : shipments ,
uO head : markpj steady for Texans ; na-
.IvoH. strong : far to fancy native shipping
and export steers , } 4.35ff5.25 ; bulk of sales ,
; 4.50li3.00 ; dressed buof and butcher steers ,
i4.15'i4.0 ( : bulk of sales. JI.lOfil.70 : steers
mder 1.000 Ibs. , J3.9W4.SO ; bulk of sales ,
i4.2314.60 ; atockerH and feeders , J3 50514.75 ;
3Ulk of sales , J4.00f4.50 ; cows and heifers ,
I2.00 < fi I.C5 ; Texas and Indian steers , J3.40'tr
1.60 : bulk of sales , fl.10fjl.43 ; rows and
iclfers. J3.25Qi.00.
HOC1S Receipts , 9,500 head ; shipments ,
5,000 head : market steady to strong ; york-
ers. J3.80'S3.93 ' ; packers , JJ.S5ft4.05 ; butchers ,
I4.OSW4.10.
SHKHP Receipts. 900 head : shipments.
none ; market steady ; native muttons , JI.03
4fl-35 ; spring lambs , J5.75@6.50.
\IMV York I.lvt * Stock.
NEW YORK , May 4. BEEVES Kccelptn ,
2,155 ( lead ; slow and lOc lower ; cows gen
erally slow nnd steady : steers , J4.00R5.50 ;
ixen and stags. J2.25fi4.55 ; bulls , J3.50ii4.15 } ;
: ows , J2. 30 (4.15. Cables steady ; exports
oday , 2.400 quarters of beef ; tomorrow , 550
cattle.
CALVES Receipts , slow and fully 25c
ewer : veals. J1.50fi5.40 : choice , J5.50fi5.75.
8HKKP AND LAMBS Receipts , 767 head ;
sheep linn ; lambs 10fil5c higher ; spring
ambs , lower ; unshorn sheep , II. 00 4. 85 ;
clipped sheep , J1.50ffl4.50 ; unshorn lambs.
ll.GOfiG.7S ; clipped lambs , J4.COti5.50 ; spring
ambs. J6.50fa6.75 per 100 Ibs. , and J2.00fll.50
ler head.
HOGS Receipts , 9,113 head ; higher at JI.10
G4.33 per 100 Ibs.
KnmiiiM Cllv Live Stock Mnrlcct.
KANSAS CITY , May l.-CATTLK Rc-
reipttt , 6,500 head : market steady : Texas
steers , $350Ji4.55 ; Texas cows , ? 3.40i4.4 ! ) : na-
tlvo steers , J1.25Ti.r.00 : native rows and holf-
ers , $2.Wi4.C5 : stockers and feeders , ? 3. ! 5fj
5.25 ; bulls. J2.70Ti 3.75.
HOGS Receipts , 16,010 head ; market
strong to 5u higher , nctlvo ; bulk of ssilon ,
JlSOfi4.ro ; heavies. $ n.80fio.lO ; packers , J.I 75fi
4.00 : mixed , J375f4.00. i.ghts , J1.60&3.85 ;
Yorkers. J..80f3.K5pips. ! | . J3.00fJ3.7.r , .
S1IK1CP Rooclnls. 20,030 head ; market
firm ; lambs , J4.2i6,75 ! ) | ; muttons , J1.250f4.40.
InilliiiiniioIlM ! . ! Stock.
INDIANAPOLIS. Mny 4. CATTLK Re-
celpts , 230 head : shipments , none : markol
steady : good to nrlnio steers , Jl.90fi5.25 ; fait
to medium , JI.GOm.ST > : common , Jl..15fi4.no
HOGS Receipts , 6,700 bead : shipments
4,000 bend : market active and Po higher
good to choice medium and heavy , JI.051
4.15 : mixed and heavy. 5.1.001(1.05 ; good tc
lights , tl.0094.05 ; common lights
J3.f/OIil.OO.
_
KitMt DutTolo I.lvc Stock.
KAST Ht'FFALO , May 4.-CATTLK-
Steadv to strong.
11OOS Yorkers , good to choice , $ l.20f
4. 12 : roughs , common to choice. $3.751(3.9)
LAMRS Cholco to extra , Jl.lf5.0) | ; fa I
to Booil. Jl.50fi4.65.
SIIEKP Cholco to solooted wethers , Jl.l
( fi4.25 ; culls to common , J1. 257(3.75. (
Cliicliuuitl l.ltc Slock.
fMNPINNATI , May 4.-HOnS Active
J3.25T1 1.15.
CATTLE Active , oasv. J2.73S5.10.
SIIEKP QulPt. J1.25fi'l * 00.
LAMUS-Qlllet. J3.25J74.75.
Stock In
Record of receipt * ! of llvo stock nt tin
four principal mark < * t8 for May 4 :
Cittle. llrtm. Shcon
Omaha . 3,19. 7.91i 3.S.7
Chicago . Jl.OOfl S5.00) ) 1401
Kansas City . 'Cr.oo 16.00.1 20,0. )
St. Louis . 1,400 9,509 90
"
Totals . 25ra2 CS.4I5 37,73
Tin : H
INSTRUMENTS placed on record AVednes
day , May 4 , 18M :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
A. E. Campbell to W. J. Mark , north
5 acres of s4 nwU w'l 8-11-11 J1.20
11 C. E. Sharp and husband to H. A.
Jackson , o 35 feet lot 21 , block 2 ,
MnryHVllle odd 2.00
William Preston and wlfit to O. A ,
11 Hoaglnnd , lot 12. block 1 , and lots
11u 13 , 11 nnd 15. block 12 , Wllcox'H add. .
ir QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
is Hwnrmn Hornung to K. K. Woodworth ,
Id lot 22 , block 1 , Crelghton Helghta. . . ,
I'll Total amount of transfers J3.20
-
U it The farmer , tne mechanic n1 me blcycli
r- rider are liable to unexpected cute am
ru brulacfl. DeWItt Witch Hazel Salve Is' Hi
to brat thing to keep on h-ind. It heal
iaj quickly and la a well known cure ( or pllw.
MADRID PRESSVERY BITTER.
_
Mnkrn Surre frlllolum of hr Oov-
prnmciil'n < ' in lno < In Ihr IMill-
Ipliliir CniiiiinlRti.
MADniD. May 4. The Increased censor-
hip nnd thd cnullons Issued by Ocnornl
Uaban In reference to the publishing of
news , etc. , causes Kl Nndotml to oxclnlm :
What Is Inking place In the. tclcRrnphlc
service Is truly scanilalous. As far as
provincial correspondents nto concorncil ,
"the bhick cabinet" hat seldom worked BO
thoroughly an at the present moment , when
It depends on n minister who calls himself
a liberal.
This Irritation Is sharply provoked by the
Kovernmcnt's suppression of facts ns to the
battle at Manila. Commenting upon It El
Naclonal. which Is the organ of the Weyler-
tte party , says :
Yesterday , when the first Intelligence ar
rived , nothing better occurred to Admiral
Dermejo , minister of marine , than to send
to all the newspapers comparative statistics
of the two contending squadrons. Uy this
comparison he sought to direct publlo at
tention to the Immense superiority of n
squadron of Ironclads over a squadron of
wooden vessels , dried up by the. heat In
that latitude.
Spain undoubtedly sees therein the heroIsm -
Ism of our marines , but It sees also , and
above all , the nefarious crime of the gov
ernment. It Is unfair to blame the enemy
for possessing forces superior to purs , but
what Is worthy of being blamed'with all
possible vehemence Is this Infamous gov
ernment who allowed our Inferiority.
With reference to the catastrophe El
Naclonal continues :
A good battery on Corregldor Island , with
great reflectors and guns capable of sweep
ing the seas for miles around , would have
kept the American squadron out of the bay.
In Corrcgldor there were only a few
wretched guns , taken from the war ships a
fnw days ago. This Is the truth. Our sail
ors have been basely delivered over to the
crapeshot of the Yankees , a fate nobler and
moro worthy of respect than those baneful
ministers who brought about the llrst vic
tory and Its llrst victims.
Kl Heralilo tic Madrid nays :
It was no caprice of the fortunes of war.
From the first cannon shot our fragile ships
were at the mercy of the formidable hostllo
squadron. They were condemned to fall ,
one after the other , before the powerful
fire of American batteries and were defended -
fended only by the valor In the breasts of
their sailors.
What has been gained by the Illusion that
Manila was fortified ? What Is gained by
the Intimation that the broad and beauti
ful bay , on whose bosom the Spanish fleet
perished yesterday , had been rendered In
accessible ? What use was madu of the
famous Island of Corregldor ? Where were
Its guns ? Where were Its torpedoes ?
Where were those defensive preparations
oncoming which wo were requested to
ceep silence ?
El Hcraldo , referring further on to the
xtent of the disaster , says :
We cannot define It. The government has
ot dcllncd It for the Information of the
ountry , and , although the greater i-ortlon
f yesterday's cabinet council was devoted
o the subject , the government hna failed
o Issue even n note , leaving us In IRIIO-
JDCO as to this fateful event. There Is
othlng rash In the suspicion that the gov-
rnment's attitude Is a" dcslro to hide a part
f the truth. This , however , Is a baneful
ulstake.
El Liberal demands that Parliament In-
st on having light thrown on the causes
f the Manila disaster. It pays :
Those of whom , In those columns , we
lave requested an explanation of the ocult
auscs which have brought about the cat-
strophe of Manila have met our demands
Ith silence. They have employed force to
ilenco those who In the streets have pro-
ested against the real authors of our great
ilsfortune , and for this Imvc proclaimed a
tatc of stogc.
Our eyes would Indeed be full of tears , nnd
ur souls filled with sadness , but our vital
orco would not be weakened If wo were
ertaln that the destruction of our Phlllp-
Ino squadron , and the glorious death of Its
rewa were attributable solely to war's
Iclssltudcs.
Wo have not even this consoling certl-
, udc. Unfortunately , wo arc all depressed
Ith a presentiment that the disaster of
unday will bo repeated In other places ,
wing to the same causes. This suspicion ,
mbodlcd In the public conscience , docs not
How the investigation of the accusation ,
nd. If necessary , the punishment be dc-
nyed.
Our fahcrland requires Us soldiers to flilit
without analyzing the risk , but not that
hey should do this under conditions of
horrible Inferiority and while employing
reapons deprived of their edge.
El Heralclo further Bays :
Even a numerical advantage would have
been utterly useless without guns of larger
allber , without protection and without
means of gaining a speed equal to the
ncmy's ships. It la not a question of num-
> ers , but of the quality of the war ships.
Ye nro certain that Admiral Montejo him-
elf , and the brave officers .of his squadron ,
did not entertain 'one moment's hope of
Ictory. Wo have reasons for believing that
he admiral over nnd' aver again draw the
government's attention to the Insufficiency
of his forces and resources , and repeated
hese warnings In unmistakable terms 1m-
ncdlately after the declaration of war.
Knroiienn .Stock < luo < ntloiin.
LONDON , May 4. American sccurltlc
opened dull and half a point under No\
York , Spanish four * declined to 30 7 8 , yes
terday's final price bring 12. i. ,
1' A HIS. May 4. SpanishJourn 'opened * t
30 15-1 $ , n loss of 1 9-16 from yesterday'fi
closing quotation.
TIIK X KW M IIST A CM K ,
II MurrmtH n ( < lii > Kniln nn < l In Sot <
lip llnlwnl Wltlmnt TriUtlilr.
A young man with a specimen of the "now
mustache" which would ham satisfied even
the most exacting demands , relates the New
York Sun , sat at n table In the Hotel Lo-
gerot the other night nnd whllo the perfec
tion of the adornment of his upper lip may
have been wonderful to thd persons who
knew what It meant , the unlnfp'fMcd mubt
have wondered at It. The "now mus
tache , " as the Initiated know , recently
made Its appearance In London , nnd la so
similar In design to the butterfly tlo scon
there four or five yaars ago that the persons
who remember what those tics looked Ilka
will readily bo able to picture to them
selves this new mustache. It Is-very nar
row In the center nnd spreads out toward
each end. The specimen nt thn Logerot
the other evening was dark , and according
to all published descriptions , diagrams anil
Illustrations that have been seen hero It
was perfect. For that reason the objection
of a cavalier who looked at It superciliously
was difficult to understand.
"Those mustaches about which London
Is talking Just at present have been com
mon In Germany nnd Austria for years , "
ho said , "and they nro worn In the army
by the young men who want to bo schncldlg ,
or smart. They are not to bo acquired
without training , nnd when a man makoa
up his mind to have n muBtacho of this
kind he must bo prepared to wait for It
to develop.
"Tho Hermans use an appliance made of
gauze and elastic and this Is worn at nights
over the mustache. The elastic stretches
over the cars and the gauze Is held down
tlshtly over the mustache , which Is either
thoroughly wet or In sumo cases made fast
with a thin solution of gum arable. The
mustache In this form has been popular
with the fashionable men In the German
and Austrian armies for several years and
has come to be one of the distinguishing
marks of this set In the army. Probably
the mustaches seen In London were on for
eigners who were there on leave.
"The sort of men among the Hermans or
Austrian * who would cultivate UIORO mus
taches are the kind that are dressed by the
boat of London tailors , and they might
readily have been mistaken for Englishmen.
I don't believe that moro than two or three
\vere seen thorn at any time. They take
too long to glow. At least six months Is
required to turn out even n moderately
effective one.
"Tho fact that the 'now mustache' Is nnt
confined wholly to any one nationality H
shown by any picture of IVAnnunzlo taken
before ho had grown a board. He had for
several years worn Just such n mustache.
It Is familiar In continental Europe among
all well dressed men nnd Is probably less )
known In England than In any other coun
try. I fancy that this chap at the other
table got the Idea for his from a visit to
Carlsbad. To anybody not accustomed to
the genuine article hln mustache might bo
Impressive enough. Hut to the experienced
It seems rather a poor specimen. "
OIII-IIH lint vrr Uy t < Women.
PHILADELPHIA , May I. The board of
trustees ot the University of Philadelphia
has decided to offer undergraduate courses
for women In every way equal to those now
open to nnd which arc to lead to tha snmo
degrees now given to the male students.
The authorities have had this matter under
consideration for some time , nnd consider
able Influence has been brought to bear on
the trustees of the university to gain their
favorable endorsement of the proposition.
The movement has been given Impetus
by the success that has been attained by
Cornell university , which Is probably the
only large university where co-education cx-
iHts on a very extensive scale.
oii III ItnllliiK-M III.
NEW YORK. May 4. Part 6f the Pas-
sale rolling mills at Paterson , N. J. , was
blown up today. Ono man wag killed and
thrco Injured. The explosion occurred In
the boiler and kas section of the building.
{ The damage to tbo works wan $75,000.
Removal
II. n. I'cimy & Co , ( NiiccpHHorn to
L'lirlNtlo-Strcet Com. Co. ) Itiivc remov
ed to room 4. New York tlte llolldliiK' .
"JAMES E BOYD & co , ,
Telephone 1030. Oniaha , Nub
COMMISSION ,
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BOARD OP TRADE.
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