COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Taken a Remarkable Boom and
Goes Oat of Sight.
NUMEROUS CAUSES PRODUCE THE RESULT
Crnln Famine Alironil and Rnnrmons
Male * for Port-Inn Connnmiitloa
I.eil in Creating * I'lic-
nomennl Demniitl.
i CHICAGO , May 5. Ono dollar and fifty
cents per bushel was the price of May
wheat at the end of today's scsilon ot the
Hoard of Trade. This represents an nd-
\anco nlnce yesterday of 20 cents. July
v. boat Dallied 3 5-Sc. Today's advance was
tlio tnoifremarkablo In many years. Fam
ine of craln abroad and enormous ( tales of
American wheat to fill the empty crnna-
llos of Europe caused the advance here.
Khortt were driven to cover und ono small
failure was announced. Corn ruled dull ,
cloning Vic higher. Oats gained > c. Pro-
\.alons ( were dull , declining Be for pork and
7ic ! each for lard and libs.
Liverpool net the ball rolling In the wheat
market by reporting another sensational
nd\anco there nt the opening , the gain In
July , comiiared with Iho previous day's
closing quotation , being equal to about 7o
u bushel. The reason for the Liverpool ad-
\itii.o ( was , of course , the continental com
petition for the wheat cargoes arriving off
the coast In the United Kingdom nnd the
L-n-aler activity of French and Antwerp
Importer ! to secure them. The grain du
ties having now been abolished In France ,
Italy nnd Spain leaves those countries to
illapute with the United Kingdom for pos-
t-ttslon of the wheat ns It arrives oft coast
on the other side. The extreme Hcnriity
ubroad , so clearly shown by the removal
of the duties , justifies apparently the full
comlctlon with which Lc-Iter started In
litBt July to buy wheat. The continental
nationsby , throwing oft the Import duties ,
heiinlngly admit that their own stocks
lia\o been practically exhausted. Active
( ompetltlon at Liverpool hits caused a
rapid advance there for the last week , bul
the full force of the famine was not felt
In IhU market until today. At the prts-
nt tlmo July option Is the active specu
lative month nnd bears have sold freely ,
o.xpcctlnr to fill their contracts out of the
new crop. Ilut the May option appears
to be controlled entirely by Joseph Lelter
who. If today's market can be taken us an
indication , holds the few who are still short
to him in a "death grip. " The market
opened at nn advance of 1 cent for Jul >
Jind to for May. As usual the pit traders
hold and July wheat started ut 99 5-ie , soli
up to S1.00and dropped back to USu-Sc
Jlay , which began nt SI 37 , reacted to S1.31
J.eltor broken bought July on the decline
und after accumulating 2OW,0'JO ' bushsir
v.Ithdrew. Domestic news was bearlsn
Chicago received 175 cars , against 21 u. year
Jijjo. .Minneapolis and Duluth got 3:7. com
I arcd w Ith 2JS last year. Primary receipts
amounted to 603,000 bus , compaied will
4 3,000 bus. last > enr. Towards noon bul
imws began to take effect. Closing cables
showed advances of J4d at London , 5c a
Liverpool , 4d at Antwerp and Go nt Paris
Then Letter capped the climax by announc
Ing the sale of 2,000,000 bushels No. 2 rei
to a French s > ndlcate at SI.47 pr > r bushel
In addition Lclter sold 750,000 bushels In odi
lots. This remarkable transaction set th
lilt wild. May wheat , which had rallied ti
the opening price , S1.37 , Jumped to Sl.EC
with 2 and 3 cents between sales. Th
trade was not broad by any means. 1
simply meant that somebody had been
caught short nnd was trying to get ou
regardless of the cost. At Sl.W Lcite
brokers stopped the advance by selling ;
few small lots , but the market close
Htrong at that figure. July was handl
fitjiped by free liquidation for a time. Fron
nround 99'/.c It gradually worked up , gath
oiing strength slowly , but finally touchln
S1.01. Then It dropped back to SI. Te
inlnulea before the close It started nefil
nnd rojc rnpldlv to S1.02 , slid off In tw
minutes to S1.01V4 and up aguin to Sl.Oi
where n tremendous amount was for sale
liut It broke the bonds nnd rose lire
ulstlbly to S1.031-8. slumped again to Sl.O
nnd closed at S1.02 < i bid , a net gain o
2 5-Sc.
Corn ruled dull and neglecled , moro In
cllned to go down than up. Local receipt
Viere G31 cars , seaboard clearances 090,000
bushels. Foreigners were Inclined to resell
recent purchases. Thocloslnj ? spurt In
wheat Infused some strength Into the corn
tilt nnd the early losses were wiped out.
July opened unchanged to Jie higher at
31Vifi3IiC , declined to 3T ic. rallied to 3Iic ,
closing iJc net higher at 33 5-Sc.
Oats ruled firm , but without especial real
featuie. Chicago received 93 can , ; hea-
buord clearances were UM.OOO bus. Tha
large shipments helped the market , which
rallied sharply with wheat near the end.
July opened He higher nt .2G < ; c , advanced
to 27c nnd closed ? 4c net higher nt 26-c.
Provision * were dull and rather heavy ,
apparently weighted down with receipts of
iiogs at western markets ; numbering 77,000
head , compared with 65,000 last year. Trade
was small nnd puckers were hellers. A
Hllcht decline was the result of the day's
liujlncss. The following were the day's
losses In July deliveries : Pork , 5c ; lard ,
. > : ribs. 5c.
Estimated receipts tomorrow : Wheat ,
200 cars ; corn , 525 cars ; oats , 350 cars ; hogs ,
2i ono head.
Leading futures range oa follows :
No. T . .
Cash quotations were ns follows :
ri.OUR Strons on foreign demand ;
ltndurd patents quoted at )6.76 ; ordinary
DUtents , S3.75 < iJ6.00.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. J1.15 ; No. 3 spring
U.OSJtfl.20 : No. 2 red , S1.31&1.59.
CORN-NO. 2 , wtrwfr.
OATS-NO. 2 , sofjsoHc ; NO. 2 white , 339
CVc : No. S white. 32Jf33e.
KYK No. 2. C&63C.
UAUI KV No. 2 , 4CHJ50C.
FKAXSEED No. 1. * 1.35fil.8SH.
TIMOTHY BEED-Prime. $2.75.
1'ROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbL. Ml.Oj
Sll lO. Lard , per 100 ! ba. . | 5.90i(5.a2V4. ( Short
ribs sides , J5.SVB5.75. Dry salted shoulders
( boxed ) , J4.7Mf5.00. Short clear sides
[ boxed ) . J5.WiC.10.
WHISKY Distillers' flnUhcd Roods , per
SUGARS Cut loaf , J568 ; granulated , J5.13
G5.2S.
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , ItfJ
ICc ; dairies. 12ft 15c. Eggs , steady at lOfte
Cheese , unchanged. Live poultry , In gooi >
Scmand : turkejs , SC'Jc ; chickens , 7kfcSc
RU\V YOHK UK.NK.HAI. MAHKETX
Quotation ! ) ( or HIP Day on fener tl
NEW YORK. May 5. FLOUR-RecelpU
3S.SOC bbls. ; exports , 21,550 bbla. Market
tnoro active and decidedly higher ; wintei
patents , H.O i 00 ; winter straights. Ji-Wj
CIO ; Minnesota patents. S6.50fifi.S5 ; wintei
extras , 4.1M(4.50 ; Minnesota bakers' , J1.70S
D.JO. lire flour , stronger , S3 40fi3 S3.
CORNMEAL-Qulet ; yellow western , 5Cc
iil'li Strong ; No. 2 western , "tc.
IIAKLKY Stronger ; feeding , 4Jo.
BARLEY MALT. Firm : western. Kft'tOc
WHEAT Receipts , 4CiSOO bu. ; exports
77.S5) hu. ; spot , strong ; No. 2 red. SI. 47 , f. o
b , afloat to r.rrlve ; options openetl excite *
nnd higher and continued strong nil day
with few and unimportant reactions. Tht
removal of French duty und straits cabltu
> \ere the features. A squeeze tn Mn )
shorts broufiht a sensational late rise It
that option , theflose being Z2c abort ) Tues
day. against l\d < 3-Sc aUiinct' In othe :
roonthA. No. 2 red. May , Sl.23iil.45 ; cloued
11.45 ; July. Sl.071-S01.10Vi. doted , HWt.
t'OHN Receipts. 375,375 bu ; exerts
173,330 bu. ; spot , strong ; No. 2 , 407-Sc. Op
lions stronger with wh > at , but not actlv
and closed IfiH-Sc net hUher : May. 3S 3-Sf
Bi- : closed , 3Sc ; July. 39 l-fo3J7-Sc ; closed
It 7-So.
OATS-Recelpts , 235.SOO bu. : exports
CS5.S7S bu. ; spot , quiet ; No. 2 , SSc ; No.
white. 37a ; options slow ant ) featureless
rloilni ; unchanged : liny closed at Sic.
HAY Higher ; shipping , 30Q33c ; good t
rholce. tSVjTSc.
HOI'S Quiet : state , common to choice
U8i crop , 4bSc ; lj ! crop , 7ij So ; 18f7 croj
IVTTiovi Pacine const , 1W crop , 4'J5o ?
crop , 7O8o , IS97 crop , IM/ir/c.
HlDl'H-Htrong Texan M4o Call-
; dry , ! ;
. _ . . , . . .
fornln , 17Uaic.
LEATHER-rirm ; hcmlcKk note , Ilucnon
Ayrei . ismizoe.
WOOIqulcl ! flcecf , l&'iSc ; Texan ,
PUOVISIONS-neef. nrm : family , 111.00
ltoo ; extra mc * < , JlOOo , beef hams , 12350 ;
packet. tlOSOOll.M. Cut meats , steady ;
Pickled bcllle . $ n 2507.W ; plckleil houldeM ,
J5.00 ; pickled ham . S7.7MfJ.OO. Ijxrd ,
firmer ; wrstbrn Metim closeil nt S ! rf
fined , llrm. Pork , nrm , mess. S107SVHOO ;
short clear , Jll.i fl3. ( ) . family , H3.WUn.M.
Tallow. rm , tlty , 55-Sc , counlo' , 39-lC'tf
JD-Sc , as to quality.
OILS Petroleum , tint I. Rosin , steady ;
strained , common to rooil , SI U'4 < Y1. 3.
Turpentine , nrm nt 33'4v3 c. Cottonseed
oil , prime crude , 19'4 20c : prime cnule , f.
o. b. mills , lfi * > 17c ; prime summer yellow ,
Jlc ; oft Hummer yellow , 2l'Vi/24c , nominal ;
butter oil , 2GQ2Sc ; prlmo winter yellow ,
IllCE-Strong ; fair to extra , 4'14'3Cttc ' :
Jnnan , DWifie.
MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans , open
kettle , good to choice , 2Sfi"tc.
METALS The market for metals con
tinues on the down course under general
absence of buyers. At the dole today pig
Iron warrants were tailed easy ut Sdo bid
and J'J.SS ' asked ; lake copper steady nt S12 10
bid nnd $12 20 nsked. Tin , quiet for spot ,
weak for futures , at Sll M bid and S14 GO
asked ; spelter quiet nt St.10 bid nnd * 4 20
.inked , nnd lead quiet , but steady , lit J1.70
bid and S3 SO asked. The firm that fixes
the settling prices for miners and smelt
ers quotes lead at S3 W.
BL'TTER-Rpcclpts , 9,609 pkgs. ; market
firm ; western creamery , llVzfflTc ; Elglns ,
17c : factory. 13fclii4c.
CHEESE Receipts , 2.31S pl gs. : market
steady ; large , choice. SlfSHc ; small , choice ,
Wic : light skims , 6VaCc ; part skims ,
SHc : full sklmi , 2n3c.
EGOS Receipts , 36.S2 ! pkps. ; market
steady ; western , lOHljllc : southern ,
OMAHA Gi\nitAI , MAUICHTS.
Condition of Trnde anil Quotation *
nil Stni > le unit Finn ) * 1'roiluee.
EGGS Good stock. 9c.
BUTTER-Common to fair. 9011c ; sep
arator , 17c ; gathered creamery , HtflSe
VEAL-Cholce fat , SO to 120 Ibs. , quoted at
Sfl9o ; larne nnd coarse , Gfi7c.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens7I74 ; old
roosters , 3Hft3'c : joung roosters , C'f/G'ic. '
PIGEONS Live , fl.15ifl.25 ; dead pigeons
not u anted.
HAY Upland , S7.00 ; midland , SO 00 ; low
land , SIM ; rye straw , $4 W : color makes the
price on hn > ; light bales sell the beat ; only
top grades bring top prices.
VEGETABLES.
ONIONS-Pcr bu , Wofjjl.
BEANS Hnnd-plrked navy , per bu. , S1.23.
SU'EET POTATOES-Kunsas 10-peck
bbls. . S3 50 : seed sweet potatoei , $2 00.
CABBAGE New. Florida. pr crate , 12.23
POTATOES Homo grown , C0fi55c : Colorado
rado stock , 70c ; northern fancy early Ohio
seed iHitutoes , 83c.
TOMATOES Per crate , S3 00 3 25.
NEW BEETS-Per doz. bunches. 4SO50c.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches , 3jJ(3Jc. (
LETTUCE Per doz. bunches. .WHOc.
GREEN ONIONS Per doz. , UltKc.
AVATERCRESS Per IG-qt. case , $1.60.
tlU'P.MBICIlS Per doz. , S1231.50. |
WAX BEANS ' /"bu. box , $1.
PEAS Per bu. , fancy Mississippi , S1.23.
SPINACH-P-r baskel. Jl.
PIEPLANT Home giown , per Ib. , 2c.
FRUlTfa.
STRAWBERRlES-Arkansas , 2qt. . case ,
SI 6 < > ji3.73.
APPLLS Winter stock. W 00133 50.
CRANBERRIES-Fancy Jer-sey , per bbl ,
MOUO.
LitAPKS MalaeaH. S3 OOf i G 00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Callfornla navels , J2.73tj300 ;
seedlings , S2.23.
LEMONS Cnlfornla fancy , S3 00 ; choice ,
} 25 < Ki2.73 ; fnncv Messina , SlOOfiSW.
BANANAS Choice , large slock , per
bunch. (2.0002.25 ; medium sized bunches ,
$1.75i&2.00.MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almond- ! , per Ib , largo size , 12 ®
13c ; small , lie ; Brazils , per Ib. , SJtlOc ; Eng
lish walnuts , per Ib , fancy soft shell , II ®
lie ; standards. SfcSc ; filberts , per Ib. , lOc ;
pecans , polished , medium , Gfl7c ; extra
large , Sfitfo ; largo hickory nuts , fl.00ftl.10
per bu. : small , $ l. " > 'ifl.oj per bu. ; cocoanuts ,
ter 100 , SI ; peanuts , raw , DftaVic. ; roasted ,
MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , can , each ,
$2.75 $ ; pnl. cans , pure , per doz , S12 ; half-gal ,
cans. SG25 ; quart cans , S3 50
riOS Imported , fancy , 3-crown , 14-lb.
boxes , lOc : 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb.
boxes , 22ft23c per box ; California , 10-lb.
bitx , SI.
HONEY Choice white , 12c ; Colorado am
ber. lOfillc.
KRAUT Per bbl , S3 50 ; per half bbl ,
J2 25.
25.DATES
DATES Hallo -ee , 60 to 70-lb. boxes ,
5Ucr Snlr , 5c ; Tard , 9-lb. boxes , 9c.
CIDER-Per half bbl. . S3 ; bbl . S3.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES-rNo. Iffreen hides , Gc ; No. 2 green
hides , 5c : No. 1 salted hides , Sc : No. 2 green
raited hides , 7e ; .No. 1 veal calf , S to 12 Ibs. ,
9c : No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 13 Ibs. , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow. No.
1 , 3c ; tallow. No. 2 , 2 0 ; rough tallow , VAe ;
whlto . .grease.2i4fJ24c ; yellow and brown
grease.yrfiMc. .
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 15U
75c : preen salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , , each , 15c ; dry shearings , ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each. 5c ; dry
flint. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4f3c
dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
' wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 3fj4c ; dry
flint , Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight. 45c ; dry flint , Colorado mur
rain wool 'pelts , 'per - ! & . , actual weight , 3
FURS Bear ( black or brown ) . $5.000 20.00 ;
otter. S1.50fS.OO ; mink , 15 < ff60c : beaver , Sl.OO
fi6.00 ; skunk. TSc , 25c , 50c ; muskrat. 3c , 5c ,
7c ; raccoon , 15-90c ; red fox , 25cfiS1.25 ; gray
fox , 25fj50c ; wolf ( timber ) , 250(052.50 ( : wolf
( pralrlo coyote ) , lOftSOc ; wildcat. 10fJ25c
badger , 540c ; silver fox , S5.00375.00.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED BEEF Good native steers , 7c
per Tb. : good forequarters steers , 6c ; good
hindquarters steers , 9c ; western steers , 6sic
native heifers , Gic ; western heifers , 6V4c
good fbrequarters heifers , 5c ; good hind
quarters heifers , 8c : native cows , 6VJc
western cows , 6U < ! : fair cows , 6c ; cow fore-
quarters. 5c-cow hindquarters , 8c ; back-
halves 6fI6c : triangles , 4',4c.
BEEF CUTS Tenderloins , fresh , ISc
tiozen , 15c ; boneless strips , fresh. lOc
fiozcn , 9c ; strip loins , fresh. S' c ; frozen
6V c ; rolls , boneless , frozen , 9c ; fresh , lOo
rolls , Spencer cuts , frozen , Se ; fresh , lOe
sirloin butts , boneless , frozen , 9c ; fresh , lOc
shoulder clods , boneless. 6Uc ; rump butts
boneless , 6Jc : No. 1 chucks , 6ttc : No.
rhucks , 4&c ; NoV 3 chucks. Vac : boneless
, chucks , frozen. 4 c ; fresh. 5V4c ; cow plates
3 > 4c ; steer plates , 4c : Hank steak. 7c ; loins
No. 1. frozen. 12c ; fresh. 14c ; loins. No. 2
frozen. lOc : fresh , 12c ; loins. No. 3 , frozen
Jc ; fresh , 10c ; short loins , rrmrket style , 2 <
above loins ; hotel style , 4c above loins ; cow
loin ends , 8 < 4c : steer loin ends , 9e ; hang'
Ing tenderloins. 4VSc : ribs. Nov 1. frozen
10c ; fresh , 12c ; ribs , No. 2 , frozen , 8c ; fresh
Mo ; ribs. No. 3 frozen. 6c ; fresh , 8c ; No.
rounds , 7c ; No. 2 rounds. 6c ; No. 3 rounds
Uc : beef rounds , shank off. 4e additional
beef rounds shank- and rump .off. IHc nildl
tlonal ; trimmings. 4Hc : beef shanks , Sc
btnlna. per doz. . 35c ; sweetbreads , per tb.
fiozen , lOc : fresh. 12c ; sweetbread-
( calves ) , per Ib . 40c ; kidneys , per doz . 35c
ox tails , each , 3c ; livers , per Tb , l c ; hearts
per Tb . 2Hc ; tongues , per lu , 12c ; calf livers
each. 35c ; calves , whole carcass or sides
Ift i-cwlf head-and feet-scalded , j > er s t
/MUTTON fancy Iamb r9c per lb. ; regu
far liunlfs , itc : sheep. 7 c ; market rack
( Icnc ) . ? hoteiracks ( short ) . He : loins. 9c
saddles , 9c : IpKS , Sc lamb legs , lOc : breast
snd stews , 3'4c ; tongues , each , 3c ; forcquar
ters. 5V4c.
PORK Dressed pigs. 5'ic per Ib. : dressei
hogs , 5c : tenderloins. 13c : loins , small , C\c
large , CUe : scare ribs , 44c : ham nausag
butts. 5c ; Boston butts , 5'-ic : shoulders
rough , 4 ic ; shoulders , skinned. 5c : trim
mtngs , IHc ; leaf lard , not rendered , 5V4c
heads , cleaned , 3c : snouts and ears. 3c
fresh hams , 16 to 18 Ibs. . THc ; fresh hams
short clears , _ 5\c : cheete mertts , 4c ; neck
bones , 2o ; pigs' tails. 3c ; plucks , each. 5c
, rhltterllngs. 5c ; hocks. 4c : hearts , per doz.
JJc : stomachs , each. 3c ; tongues , each , 7c
kidneys , per doz.- lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c
pigs" feet , per doz. , 30o ; livers , each , 3c
hog rinds , 3c ; blade bones , Sc.
.ClBelHBBtt.Mnrkrt.
CINCINNATI. May 5 FLOUR-Hlghcr
. tnnev. SilOfi535 ; fnmHy. S440fT4 3.
WHEAT-Oulet : No. 2 red. S1.13.
CORN Firmer : No. 2 mixed. STHe.
OATS Firm , higher ; No. 2 mixed , 321
RYE Firm : No. 2. CCc.
PROVISIONS Lnnl. firm , S5 80. Bul !
meats , easy , S3 63. Bacon , easy , S6 37J4.
WHISKY Actlv * . firm ; S1.22.
BUTTER Dull : Elgin creamery , 1S&C
Ohio. 12fil6e ; dairy. I0c.
BUC.AR Firm : hard refined , 144736.16.
- 1 EGOS Dull. 9c.
CHEESE Dull , lower ; good to prim
. Ohio fiat , &Q8V&C.
Llvrrjiool Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 5 WHEAT Spol
firm : No. 1 California. 9s lid ; No. 1 re
northern , spring , 10s.
, CORN Spot. quiet ; American mlxei'
new. 4s 3d : futures , quiet ; May. 4s 240
, JubIs 105-Sd ; September. 5a 105-Sd.
FI.OUR Bt. Louis fancy winter , firu
IJs Sd.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , dul II
to
PROVISloNS BeJfr'flrtn : extra Indl
mess. 76s M ; prime mess. 70s. Pork , firm
prime mesa , fine western , Ka ; prime mesi
mcdlntn wpntfm , W * M. llnron , ilnlli ml < l
die nnd llRht clenr , S3 to OT Ibs , 3ii C.I.
fhort clenr. Ilittit. It to II Ibn. , 3n ( 01 , Imu
clear mlddlo nnd hrnvy , 40 In 43 Ib * , , 3M
M , rleitr bellies , 34t M , shoiildrrs.
57s Cd Lnrd. prime westrrn , firm , 3W 3d ,
TMllnw , prlmo rlty , nrm , 21s .
OIIJJ-Coltnn eil oil , Llveniool refined ,
utrnnit , 17s 3d. Turpentine spirits , sternly ,
17 * fid Rosin , common , strong , t M.
CHEESE-Amerlcnn flnrst white , 42 * ;
Amcrlcuti colored , 44s. .
it. I.ouls CrnpraL.llnrkrlH. '
ST. LOt'lS. May -FLOUR Firm nnd
higher ; patents. SS ( Oftl.TS ; stralslitn. S3 00
yS2i , clear , St.GOfl4.75 ; medium , $ I.Tnll t. : 5.
WHEAT-Clo ed utrontf. excltetl and
higher , with May 7'4c , July 2'iJr23-Sc nnd
Scptemlx r 7-c up from yesterday' * closo.
Spot. hlKher ; No. 2 red cash , elevator , Sl.21 ;
track. S1.21Vs/1.23 ; May. S1.23. July , fli'ic ;
Seplember , i3 ic asked ; December , 81 > tc ;
No 2 hard cash , J1.1J. |
CORN Futures , after a weak opening ,
rallied with wheat nnd closed with a frac
tional advance over yesterday. Spot ,
Wither : No. 2 cash. ,72 > ic : May , bid ;
July. 2J5-Sc : September , WAe anked.
OATS Futures strong nnd higher. Spot.
dull , higher ; No. 2 cosh. 31 4c ; track , Sfi
Mny , 32c bid ; July. 2b ic bid ; Sop- 1
tember , Sic ; No. 2 white , 3333& : .
RYIJ-Hlghcr ; 72c.
SEEDS Flaxseed. higher ; S1.32H. Tim-
olhy sreil , prime. J2.KxiiZ.7T .
CORNMEAIj Strong ; fl.TOffl.75.
BRAN Quiet , firmer ; east track , sacked ,
'llAY About steady ; prairie , * 3.50t9.73 ;
tlmothv. * 10.Wfi ( 12.50.
BUTTER Quiet ; creamery , 15317t4c * ;
dairy , IHilSc.
EGGS-FIrm : 9'c. .
WHISKY SI 22.
COTTONTIES TOO.
.
MLTALS Lend , dull ; S3 D2V4 sellers. Spel
ter. nominal : SI 90.
PROVISIONS Pork , lower , standard
mess. sil.OO. Lard , higher , prime steam ,
S3.72J4 : choice , So.M1Bacon , boxed should
ers. S3 25 ; extra short clear , SB 12'i ; ribs.
SG23 ; short , S637V4- Dry salt meats , boxed
shoulders , SI.T5 : extra short clear , S3.2tV4 !
ribs. S575 ; shorts , S5S7H.
RECEIPTS Flour. 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 19-
OCK ) bu ; corn. 116,000 bu. ; oats , 62,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 2.000 bu. : wheat ,
125,000 ; corn , 163,000 bU.J oats , 43OUO bu.
Ilnltliuore
BALTIMORE. May -FLOUR-Actlve
nnd higher ; western superfine , $35 < rfl3.75 ;
western extra , S433S500 ; western family ,
fSffifiBGS : winter wheat patent , S575fiG.2t ) ;
spring. S6.251IG 65 ; spring wheat straights ,
So.WfjG.13 ; receipts , 0.508 bbls. ; exports , 8.513
bbls.
bbls.WHEAT
WHEAT Strong nnd higher ; spot nnd the
month , S1.26 bid ; July , S1.05 bid ; steamer
No. 2 red , S1.2214 bid ; receipts , 81.4M bu. ;
exports. 118.723 bu. ; southern , by sample ,
fl.22frl.2T ; southern , on grade , S1.23 ifri.26 < 4.
CORN Firm ; spot. .1Bl-8 S Uc : the
month , SDfJ3Hie ; July , 3S\c bid : steamer
mixed , 3S l-SfiSSUc ; receipts. 351,811 bu. ; ex
ports , 80,971 bu. : southern white , 41o ; south
crn jellow , 40Ti41c.
OATS Firmer ; No. 2 white , OSViBSJc : No.
2 mixed. 35c ; receipts , 19.9SS bu. ; exports ,
none.
RYE Strong and higher ; No , 2 nearby ,
G7iG7Hc ; No. 2 western , 69c ; receipts , 35.GS7
bu. ; exports , none.
HAY Firm ; choice timothy , S13 00 bid.
GRAIN FREIGHTS Inclined to be easy ;
demand not so active ; steam to Liverpool ,
per bu. , 5d June ; Cork for orders , per quar
ter. 4s Cd. May ; 4s , June.
BCTTER Steady : fancy creamery , ISc ;
fancy Imitation , ICftl'c : fancy ladle , 15c ;
good ladle , 14c ; store packed , IS llc.
EGGS-FIrm ; fresh , lie.
CHEESE Steady : fancy New York.
arge. 9V S3Hc ; medium , 9V4S10e ; small , 10U
KuiiMnn City Uriiln lit id ProtlnloiiN.
KANSAS CITY. May 5. WHEAT From
, bout 4c to 5c higher for hard ; 7c to lOc
ilgher for soft : falling oft In receipts : No
hard. S1.13 ; No. 2. Sl.09gi.14 ; No. 3 , SLOW
.11 ; No. 1 red , S1.1S ; No. 2. Sl.14ffl.17 : No.
, Jt.13ffl.14 ; No. 2 spring , S1.10 ; No. 3. SI 09.
CORN Higher and active ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATS -Hlgher and active ; No. 2 white ,
RYEHlgher ; No. 2. 63c.
HAY Strong and higher ; choice timothy ,
11 23fill 50 ; choice prairie , $102301050
BUTTER Weak ; creamery , 13V41J16C ;
lairy , IligMc.
EGGS Steady : fresh. 9c.
RECEIPTS WHEAT , 3iSOO bus. ; corn ,
.O.MX1 . bus. ; oats , 7,000 bus.
SHIPMENTS WHEAT , 77,400 bus. ; corn ,
12,200 bus. ; oats , 6,0-JO bus.
( i rut n ItcceltitH nt Prlnolnnl JInrket" .
ST. LOUIS , May 5.-Receipts : Wheat , 26
cars.
CHICAGO , May 5. Receipts todav :
Wheat. 179 cars ; corn , 631 cars ; oats , 235
cars. Estimated carlots tomorrow : Wheat ,
200 cars : corn , 523 carsoats : , 350 cars.
DULUTH , May 5. Receipts : Wheat , 93
MINNEAPOLIS , May C Receipts :
Wheat , 269 cars. . _ . i
Toledo MnrUet.
TOLEDO. May 6.-WH EAT Active and
higher ; No. 2 , cash and mixed , $1.40.
CORN Active and firm : No. 2 mixed. 33c.
OATS Dull nnd higher ; No. 2 mixed , SO c.
RYE Firm nnd higher ; No. 2 , cash , G7c.
CLOVERSEED Active and steadyprime ;
cash. S3.05.
OIL Higher : North Lima , 5Got ; South
, lma and Indiana , 51 c.
Detroit Mnrket.
DETROIT. May -WHEAT-No. .
white , S1.20 ; No. 2 red. cash and May , S1.29.
CORN No. 2 mixed , SSc.
OATS-NO. 2 white , 32540.
RYE No. 2 , 70c.
Peorln Market * .
PEORIA. III. . May 5. CORN Firm and
higher : No. 2. 3-TUc.
OATS-FIrm : No. 2 white , 31c.
WHISKY-HIgh proof spirits , $1.21 % .
San Frfinrtneo Wheat Market :
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-WHEAT-
Easy ; December , SI C9J.
BARLEY Easy ; December , S1.31U.
STOCKS ASID 1IO.MJS.
Profesulonnl Operator * All Tnke the
Hull Side of the Market.
NEW YORK , May 5. Professional oper
ators all turned bulls today , after a briel
period of doubt and hesitancy after the
opening of the Stock exchange As a. mat
ter of fact the- were forced into this posl
tlon by the unmistakable temper of the outside
, side public , manifested by their dlspositlor
to come Into the : market and buy stock
; In large blocks at the markpt price. Thi
;
professional operators were made somewhal
,
wary by the failure of the London markei
to show any Independent Interest in Ameri
can securities yesterday , while Wall street
, was taking a holiday. The same element
, , were apparently rather suspicious of thi
advance In London before the opening hen
, this morning , and were disposed to attrlbuti
It to manipulation from this bide. Price
here failed to respond "at the opening t
the London advance , and ruled below th
London parity for a considerable time. Tin
market was full of outside buying orders
and business was on a large scale , but hai
a very heavy burden profit-taking sale
to carry , and the small opening gains wen
In large part wiped out during tbo firs
hour. The reaction here failed to impal
the confidence In London , where American
continued active nnd strong" Ttie buylni
hero for arbitrage account was also on
large scale In all the International stock
tnd turned tike scale to the bull aide. Largi
operators who had taken profits on Tuesda
and this morning by an apprehension tha
the rise wan progressing too fast , felt re
newed confidence on account of the supper
accorded by the public , and turned buyer
of stocks again. The market presented th
characteristics of the rampant bull spirit
From tlmo to tlmo the general strength wa
taken advantage of for heavy proflt-taklni
tn special stocks. At other times whei
there wan a disposition for business to Ian
gulsh Individual stocks were pushed vlg
orously upward for the purpose of sustain
Ing the general market. Traders were bus
seeking out obscure stocks which had no
yet felt the renewed Impetus to business ti
lift their prices to the higher'level of th
last few davs. The large number of smal
lots of standard dividend paying stocks wa
also a conspicuous feature of the trading i
arguing the reawakened confidence of tn
Investing public , nnd the greater ease
the money market where the rates 'ur6 ' no
longer so Inviting for the employment a
reaily cash. Rock Island was thtf center o
largest Interest tn the railroad list on ac
; count of Its excellent traffic statement fo
April , and wan lifted 3 % cents to n parit
with St. Paul. Sugar'was furiously'tictlve
and volatile all day , covering an extrem
range of 4Vi per cent , and gaining'3 S S pe
rent net. Manhattan , West Chicago Stree
Railway and Consolidated Gas are over
per cent higher. The large majority o
stocks traded In are at least 1 "per cen
higher , and net gains range from thnt ute
to 3 per cent. There was no special devel
01 merit In the situation to account for th
buoyancy of the market beyond the genert
conviction that Spain's capacity to can
on the war Is nearly exhausted , and tha
the danger of any serious Impairment c
this country's prosperity by reason of th
struggle Is about passed. Tills ronfidenc
was felt also as to the ability of the mone
market to meet all requirements of the got
erpment for war expenses. Lenders c
money were consequently not so stiff J
their requirements , and conditions wei :
, easier. A large number of traffic ; returr
gave rise to general confidence on th
, strength of the business situation. Th
bond market shared the activity an
lla strength of the stock market nnd show
; higher prices all around. Total sales S2.S25
, OW. United States i * , rtdstered , advance
H per cent ; lfnttl felatrn < * , coupon , 1
per rent In the bid , price Others were un-
c
Tlte Evening Po < l * Ixiivlon financial en-
bl"grnm ny s "The "stork market * hero
opened dull todny on Ixml H.illi biir > 'n
speech , hut closed licltir. except consols nnd
simitar stocks , wlilcli were tower on the
rlso In money. Argentine imd llrnslt stocks
wire , flat. The ilelaUlf by the latter gov
ernment Is freely dUcussnd Americans
were good , closing ul Ui6 best. They opened
nlicve the New York parity nnd that market
{ responded to the rise here. Spanish ex
change wa1 * nomliiHl nt the lowest record
The Itnurnnro premium on stocks nt
Lloyd'o , on the possibility of war between
Franco and England , has risen to 10
guinea . * , but It Id mere betting. Details of
the gold movement for the week show Um
purchase of JE1.3lowln bar gold ami In
French. German , RunMnn nnd Japanese
.coin : the receipt of 330,000 from Austria ,
197,001) from Australia. .tl&O.POO from Ger
many. ; 10ilOOO from Egypt nnd C10.000 from
China ' , and the export of 7,000 to South
America. There were Indications today that
the ' preparation for the Chinese Indemnity
payment 1 was beginning to tell , nnd the
market i had to borrow from the bank. "
The following nro the closing quotations
of the leading stocks on the New York mar
ket today :
Haw.il ! C. C ' . ' . - '
ilnr.M St. P. & Oil 7.1H
ilMtlmore * Ohio. 174 do pfd , 140
Canada Paclfla. . . . St. P.M. AM. . . . . . . .
C.tnail.i Somnom . 174'i So. Pacific 14
Central Paclflc
' ' " "
Clics. AOlilo ' --'i I. . , ty'pfj"
Chtrarofc Alton. . . 13'j ' Texan t Pnctne. . . . ton
C..I1.AQ * Union Pnclnc. . . . . . . SDH
C.A K.I - U. I'.D. 0 UH
C.C.C. * St L. . . . W.-ib-tsh
uopfrt Wnbashpfd - Km
D-L.VHlllion 109 Wheel , it L. E m
Del. Ufc W iuo Wheel. . . L. E. pM SH
Dn. iVIUoG. . . . . . . 1- AdainH Kx 100
do pfd 4 H. American Kx 124
Erlo ( nowl in Unltod St.-.toa Ex. . . to
ErlolitpM 84 < WellsPinra Ex. . . . 113
ft. Wnvne 107 'Am. Col. Oil
A. Cot.Oil pfd
. . allev. . . . < m Am. Sptrilt 1DH
tlllnolBOentril. . . . 10J Am. Spirits pfd
LaXuErleA Wile In Am. Tooaceo 1110
ilo pfit 7'J ' do pfd lit !
Lake Shore 18.1 People A Ua 04 > <
LciiHvlllcAKa b. 5- Cons , lit *
Manhattan L Com. Cabin Co ,160
Met. M. Ky. . . . 147H Col. F. & Iron VIM
Michigan Central. . IDS ilo pfc. uo
Minn , ft St. L . Gen. Klectrie . .44
dolstpfd HIV ) Illinois Steel & _ '
Mo Pacific ,10k taCledo Gas , 4.-.K
Moblle.VOhlo 27H Load *
Mo.K.A T. uo nfd 104
Mo.K. & T pfd . . . . 34U > > Nat. Un. OH. 1H _
ChU.Ind. JkL U Oreeon Imn. Co . . . .
do pfd..i , 2A PHclnoMall
K , J. Central 04 I'li'ilinan Pnl 1711
N. Y.Central 114i < Sllvrr Cortlflcate . . 50
N. Y. CM. & St. It. . 1.1 Stand , nope iT. . . . 4
( Joint pfj 01 Snnr 13' V
do'JdpM 31 do pfd
Korfolk It Western liVi : T. C. A iron
No. Aincr. Co U. S. Leather
No. Paul lie do pfd
donfd U.S. Rubber : 19
Ontario * W do pfd 19rft4
OreTon Nar. 47 Western Union. . . . SO1 *
Orr. .short Ltlio i'M NorUtwestern
Plttabure 107 ilo pfd 171
Rendmir n.G..t\r 21
Ilocklslaml 9. ) K. O. * W. pfd CO
S. L , . A S. F. Chi Gt. West. 12X
no 1st pfd 41H
St. I'aiil
jlo pfrt
Total sales of stocks today , 515,000 shares ,
Including Atchlson preferred , 11,430 ; Chesa
peake & Ohio , 5070 ; Chicago , Uurllngton &
Qulncy , 30.SS3 ; Louisville Ac NashUlle , lri-
SJO : Manbuttan , 22,250 ; Metropolitan , 90t.O ;
Reading preferred , S,263 : Missouri Pacific ,
9910 : New York Central , 12,930 : Northern
Pacific preferred , 8.950 ; Rock Island , 31,420 ;
St. Paul , 43,850 ; Union Pacific preferred ,
45.120 ; Tobacco , 31,23.1 : People's Gas , 9,351 ;
General Klectrlc , 3,050 ; Pacific Mall. 3,635 ;
Sugar , 30,332 ; Tennessee Coul & Iron , 3,123 ;
Western Union , 6,720.
NCTT York MonejMarket. .
NEW YORK. May " 3 MONEY ON CALL.
Nominally. 2Vi l .per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPUR-6S7 per
cent. ,
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with
actual business In bankers bills at J
48l'/4 for demand , und"S4 81f4.Sl'-i for sixty
days ; posted rates. SiSl > , < S4.S2 , and S4.5 ®
4 fcSH : commercial fbflls , $4 SO1 .
SILVER CERTrFC3\.TES Jfl.O'W ' ounces
at 5fo. 4 . *
BAR
MEXICAN DOL tVRS 43c.
GOVERNMENT. BONDS Strong ; new 4s
reg. , 121 ; coupon , [ 121,1-8 : 4s. reg. , 108
coupon , lOSVi ; 5s , rcv. and coupon , 1.10
Pacific Gs of ' 9 ,
Closing quotation * .ore bonds were as fol
lows : \
V S now48. rci . . . I'-'l , N.J. C. fls ll'JK
U.S. new Is con. . izi N. C. Its 1'JU
U.S. 4s , res . 1UB C.N. 4S 102K
U.S.4S.COUP . Mo. Pacific lit * . . , 113
Ll.S.'Js.re ? . , So. , Pacific 3s. . . OOV
U.S.s.resr . 11U ' NffTaelflo 4s IHJS
u. s r > i. com. . 110 - N. Y. C < &St. L.4B. , 1024 !
Districts. 03 ! , . N. A W. Us 113i !
Ala. . clan ) A . N. W. Consols 13S
Aln..cnss D . i no N. W. Deb f.9 113
Ala.-li8sC . uo Ore. Nav.lsts
Ala. Currency. . . . ou Ore. Jfiv. 4 . . . . P4W
Afcliinonis . O. S. L , . IJs t. r.
Atchivonaal. 45. . . . S.L. 9 1. r
O. Imu. Isls. t. r. . . . ! 01
C. & N. P. t. r. 5s. . O Imp 0 % . t r 01fi7
. O.O it * . Pacific bs of ' 33. . , 103
. O.II. AD. * Hs . . . 104 i Reading 41 82H
D.Il. O. Ists . . . lots H.O.WOTt lst % 83
D.AH.O.49 . 01) St L. A I. M. ODJ. > (1,1
KastTenii. l t . . . . lliR . . .
ErloGon 4s . . CSVi SUP. Consols . 140
P. W 4D Is. l.r. 09 SUP. C. A P. Ills. . . Ill
Octi. Kino. On . , . 0' SUP. C.iP..Vi . 114 >
G.ir 3 A. r > . loti Southern Rr. is. . . . OO
G.lI.JcS A. VMS. . . 10.i S U AT. OS . CU
1 n.T.C at.Si . 109 Tenn new setts. . . 83
. H. AT. C. con Os. . 110 Tex. Pac. L. G. 1 * 1 OOK
Iowa C. l t . na Tex. P.-ic. Hg. 'Jdi. . . ) . ( < <
La. New Con. 4 . . . . 07 U. P. D.AO. lits. . B34
L.AN. Unl. ! . H7K Wab 1st 3s . 101'Hi
Missouri Ui . 100 Wab 2ds . 80
M. K. AT. .Ms . an WestSUorats . 1U7
M.K.AT.4S . 08 Va. Centuries . 07
N. Y. C. 1st * . lit Va. deferred . 5
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON , May 5. Call loans , 3fi per cent ;
time loans , B'Aififi per cent. Closing prices
for- stocks , bonds and mlnlnp shares :
A.T.A1 / / . MM Bomon L 604
American 9ojr > r. . Atchlson pfd 1H
Am.Snrar / & - , . . 110 E. E. I ICO
Bar state oa . . . _ 110m Oen. Elec. pfd 85
Eell relepnoaa.- 550 AtchlHon 4s. 88)4 )
CostonA Aloinr. 221 New England tfs. . , 11UV
Boston * Maine. . . 100 Wis. Cent Is
C..B.AQ 98 Allouez Mlnlnr O *
Fltchourr Atlantis
General Eitctno. . Boston Jfe Mantan t
Illinois Stoel. . . . . ButtoA Boston. . . .
N. T. * y. m Calumet A HecU. . 5JO
Ola Colony 187 Centennial
O.S u - . . . „ an franklm
RiiDoer Onccola
Union Pacific. . . . , Culncy
- Went End TamarncK 132
W. Eloo 21M Wolverines 21
W. Eloc.pW. . _ . . M , P.irroti 23
: Win. Ceil ik Old Dominion 27
8nn Frnnel ro Hlnlnic Qnotntlons.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 5. Official closing
quotations on mining stocks today were as
follows :
!
Alt * . 10 Hale * Norcros. . 44
AlphaCon 3 Justice 8
Anne * 7 Kentucky Con. . . 1
Belcher 11 Mexican 10
: EestA Batcher. . . . 27 Occidental Con. . . . 105
< Bullion i ) Ophlr 39
< Caledonia. . . ! S Orennan. 3
ChallenreCon 11 Potoal 22
Chellar. -Jl Savace 13
UDartOencd. 40 Sierra Nerada. . . . to
Con. Cai. A Va. . , . C9 Sliver Hill 5
; Con. Imperial. . . , 1 Union Con. . . 15
crown Peinc. 10 Utah Con 7
Exchequer Yellow Jacket. . . . 5
HutiidfcCurno. . : 31 Standard 1C5
; Silver bars. E57-Sc ; Mexican dollars. 4GVi ®
i 46c ; drafU. night , 7ic ; telegraph , lOc.
: 3 < vr T rlc Hlnlnic Qnotmtlona.
NEW YORKr May 5. The followlnj ; are
at ; the closing mining quotations ;
e- Cbollar. , HI ouvino 2MJ
ert Crown Point./ * - tl Oumr. 35
Pirmoutn 12
rs
Ilesdwooa 7I > OjitcksUror 109
he Could * CURT. . . . . 13 , Quicksilver DM. . . 20t >
It.as Dale 4 NoraraM. . f ) sforraNera-la. . . . 05
as llomcstaKa. 4000 StindirJ. . . 150
IB iron Stlrer Wilon Con ID
en Max lean. Yellow Jacket 5
n-
B- lend B > Stbck Quotntlons.
nsy LONDON , May 5.-4 p. m.-CIoslng :
sy ;
ot Consols. m'r..lll 1M N Y. Central 117
to ConHols. sect. lll' ' < Pennnvlranla wy
ho Can. Pacific. ta Keadinr 9
ill Krle „ . . 14 llal. Cen. uew ii. . 03
KrlelBt pfil ; Atch'non I''V
as III. Oentr.ti. . , - . . . . . .
' > MCU ordinary. Hrand Trunk
bo eommon. . . 94 ( >
in
BAR SlLVER-I ntcrtaln ; 3Cd per ounce.
of ET 2fi2 % perucont.
of TUo rate of discount in the open market
- for short bills , 3&-Si > 2 } per cent ; for three
.cbr months' bills , SS-S'ua per cent.
ty
Foreign
LONDON. May -Th'o market for Amerl-
can securities advanced at the opening and
et remained steady all day on a more buoyant
4 feeling. The closing tone was steady and
of the demand moderate. The amount of bul
nt lion gone Into the Bank of England on bal
ance today was 309.000. Gold Is quoted at
Bl- up Buenos Ayrea at 1G3.3) ) ; at Madrid , 111.00 ;
Blhe ot Lisbon. 76 : nt Rome , 107.27. Spanish 4s
closed at 30 1-8 , a net IOKI of % per cent.
ral PARIS , May 6 Business was dull on the
ry Bourse under the Influence of the decline In
iat Spanish 4s , but later there was un Im
or provement nnd prices closed firmly , Span
ho ish 4s. however , losing a portion of their
ice recovery. Braxlllan securities declined on
ey liquidation and forced sales. Spanish 4s
IVot closed at 30 1-16 , a net loss of 1 3-16.
ot BERLIN. May 5. On the Bourse today
In business opened somewhat depressed , ow
re ing to the feeling of disappointment caused
ns by the marquis of Salisbury's speech of yes
he terday. and the decline In the price ol
ho Spanish 4s. Later , however , there was a
nd recovery , particularly toward the close ,
ws owing to the firmness of American * ecur | .
S.- ties , nnd the steadiness of prices on the
S.ed Paris Bourse.
OMAHA ( LIVE STOCK MARKET
Run for the Day is ITot Kcarly Up to tlw
Local Roquireracuta.
TOO FEW CATTLE TO TEST THE TRADE
tln > rrn I'nr Strung I'rlccn for tlie
lliiurtfnl on 9nl < IIOHit Touch
lie Illitlii-Bt Mnrk for
the Yonr.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 1-Rccelpts for
the days Indhated wore :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
May fi 7S3 4.3VJ 1,47'J
May 4 3,19.2 7,9li 3bi2 7
May 3 4tSS 9.2J6 5.S30
May 2 2,9:0 2 , 19 7.13S 21
April 20 1 , 3 6.1WO 1.303 61
April 23 2,01)3 ) b.ZSS ti.SU
April 2S 1.5SS 8753 S.005
April 27 2.972 7.S49 4.3S2 9
April 2.i. . . 311S SttB 3 SO } 73
April 23 1,3)1 4,207 S.33S 31
April 23 1,373 8,257 7,170
April 22 2ST9 6,017 1.3.S 1
April 21 1.611 S.073 7.461 S
April U ) 2,970 S.COI 2,23
April ID 2.7J3 2.57G 3.9H 2
April IS 1,47.1 1,124 1.3C3
Tlio olllclal number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. . M. & St. P. Ry 1
Missouri Pacific Ry 2
Union Pnclllo S > stctn . . . . 0 11
C. & N. W. Ry 1
r. , E. & M. V. R. R. . . . 4 18
C. . St. P. . M. & O. Ry. . . . . .
U. & M. R. R. R 13 1& C
C. , U. & Q. Ry 8
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry. , W 2 1
_
Total receipts 3) . 01 C
The disposition of the dav's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Bujcrs. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co. . . ' . . . 3S ( .22 . . . .
The a. H. Hammond Co. 323 7JI . . . .
Swift und Company SI 1.19S . . . .
The Cudahy 1'iuUng Co. 162 1.49J 633
J. L. Carey 150
Hu-iton .t Co 30
Krebbs & Co 1
Hill & Huntztnger 5
Hammond , from K. C 2:9
North P. & P. Co 155
Other buyers 0 . . . . 1C3
Left over . . . W . . . .
Totals 801 4,478 702
This has been a rainy week and the result
as plainly visible In today's receipts ,
hlch were the lightest of any day since
prll 18 , when about the same number was
-ported In. There have been Mondays
nd Saturdays when the receipts were us
mall as today , but It has been a lom ; time
nee there was so .little stock here on a
hursday. In fact the size of the receipts
nd the condition of the markets madu It
ecm like a Saturday.
Advices from the country Indicate that
10 country roads have been rendered
"most Impassable by the continuous laln-
ill which has c\tended far west , and the
ily reason that receipts have not shown
eavy reductions before this Is accounted
or by the fact that the market has been
uch as to cause shlppeis to put forth
xtra efforts to get their stock tn.
CATTLE With only about twenty-eight
inds of fresh cattle of all'kinds In the
ards there was not much upon which tease
aso a market und the trade partook
tgely of the nature of a Saturdays
mrket. Possibly It was just as well that
he receipts should be light , as there has
een a heavy run this week und the Hup
eon a heavy run this week nnd the letup
As is very apt to be the case when the
ecelpts nro so light , there was very little
n the way of Interesting features nnd not
much to say of the trade ns a whole. The
uyers seemed to want the cattle nnd were
tiling to take them nt just about steady
rices. In some Instances , possibly , killing
attlo that were especially desirable may
ave brought moro money than yesterday ,
ut as a general thing It would be suf-
clent to call It a good , steady market ,
omo choice little cattle sold as high as
1.70 , and some good heifers brought SI 25.
There were np stock cattle of any account
n the yards and nothing of Importance was
olng In that department.
Over 500 cars of cattle have been received
t this point so far this week , as .igalnst
48 for the cot responding four da > s of
ast week. In the face of such a large
un It la really surprising In what good
hape the market has been. On Monday
alues were lower under the Influence of
lie decline at eastern points , but since that
Ime the tendency has been rather upward
wing to the very active local and shipping
em.ind which has kept the yards well
leared. Representative sales :
STKERS.
1..1100 $3 S3 C. . 74S $3 90 1..1300 SI 03
1..1130 410 1. . 920 415 1. . 9SO 430
22..1191 4 30 20..1349 4 30 41..1000 4 M
21..1455 4 35 8..1023 4 35 24..1314 4 23
4. . 963 4 37H 4..1153 4 40 21..1123 4 40
4. . 942 4 40 IS..1633 4 45 39..10C3 4 43
20..1075 4 45 19..1321 4 50 8..1101 4 50
8..11S1 4 B5 C..1310 4 70
COWS.
1. . 900 225 1. . 760 260 3. . 9M 2 73
3. . 860 2 75 l.v 830 2 75 3. . 930 3 00
1..1250 315 18. . 951 315 1. . 640 315
13. . SS3 325 1. . 970 325 1..1200 323
1. . 940 325 2..1260 333 1. . 930 340
1. . 910 350 1. . 870 SCO 48..1020 370
9..104B 370 12. . 932 375 2..13G5 385
3..1070 385
HEIFERS.
1. . 920 4 00 2..1220 4 00 1. . 830 4 00
2. . 730 4 m 21. . 83S 4 05 11. . 836 4 10
20. . 743 4 10 9. . CC2 4 15 50. . 370 4 15
15.'COS 4 22 % 3. . 750 4 23
BULLS.
2..1445 291) 1..1030-300 1..1400 310
1..1580 315 1. . 850 325 1..1500 325
1..1470 323 1..1010 330 17..1b27 330
2..1125 3 40 1..1470 3 75
CALVES
1. . 180 5 00 1. . 90 G 25 I. . 150 6 23
STAGS.
1..1450 3 00
00BULLS
BULLS AND STAGS.
2..1220 335
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4. . 542 300 1. . 610 400 ] . . C5I ) 4 00
14. . C 4 4 10 1. . 750 4 25 8. . 670 4 CO
-S. . 465 4 CO 19. . 584 4 65
HOGS Receipt * of hogs today were
smaller than yesterday by one-half , and
with the exception of Monday's , the
smallest of any day In several weeks. The
quality averaged up very well with previous
days arrivals. Early advices were rather
unfavorable , Indicating as they did we.ik
markets at other selling points and In ad
dition to that was the further fact that
provisions did not show much strength
yesterday. To offset these bear Influences
there was a very good local nnd shipping
demand which , in connection with the light
receipts , created a strong market. The
buyers all seemed to want hogs and In view
of the few to be had they were all out
early and the trade opened with values
strong to EC higher. It did not take buyer *
long to clean up the yards and later train"
changed hands on arrival. The hogs sokl
very largely at S3 951(4 00 , as against S3 wn
3 95 yesterday. As high as (4.03 was paid
for choice heavy hogs. A close examina
tion of weights for a few days back will
show that medium weight hogs have beer
crowing In favor and are not discriminated
against to such an extent as was the case
a while back. In other words Hghtei
weights have been gradually coming up.
This * was In reality the high day of the
year to date. On February 21 the nverngt
price paid for hogs was just about th <
same as today , but nothing on that date
brought more than S4 00 , and there were
only two loads at that , so that today' !
market was really higher. Some of the
buyers who were commenting upon thi
fact of this being the high day of the yeai
so far , added that It would also be the high
day for the next six weeks to come. Buy.
ers , however , have been predicting lowei
prices for some time bark and still th <
market has gradually crawled upward , sc
It remains to be seen whether they ar <
right even now. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3 J41 SM 171 . . . JM
1 , * . . . a M 2 200 . . . 3 R3
2 390 . . . 388 2 It ) . . . 390
1 . , tv > 0 . . J M 4 , , , .115 . . . 3 75
S r l . 390
H1IEKP Them wns considerable Inquiry
for good mutton sheep , but there were very
few on sale One bunch of western wethers
brought SI IS's nnd the market was RonJ
crnlly limited ns Ju t about steady. I
The offerings for the most part consisted
of heavy lambs which , ns has frenuently
been 1 pointed out , are the ] > oofeHt sellers
of 1t cnythlng coming forward nt the prevent' I
tlmo. Buyers do not seem to want ninny1
heavy lambs and tha trade on that kind
Is very apt to drnp , nnd today's market
did not furnish any exception to the peni
eral rule. Representative sales :
No. 2 Av. Fr.
H western sheep 97 SI 40
CC3 western wethers , shorn "I t 12H
flllCACJO I.IV1J STOCK MAUKUT.
Iliiy Ifnttn Freely nml Prior"
Arc Higher.
CHICAOO , May 5.-Trndlng In cattle to
day wna less ncthe. wltli prices steady.
Sales were mainly at J4.S3fTI.90 ; common
steers selling around II ( XI. with strictly
choice bee\es scarce at S 0035 23. Slackers
und feeders were- strong at S3W8.75.
1'atlters bought hogs freely. Prices ruled
strong and 2 : 30 higher. Hogs sold from
S3 M to $3 33 for common lot ? , up to SI 15
4.20 for choice to extra to . chlelly at
SI OftIJI15. Prime he.iMcs sold lOc nbovo
prlmo light weights.
Trnde In sheep wiis fnlrlv active at steady
prices. Sheep sold at JXK'srSW ' for culK
up to SI3 < lii440 for choice. Shorn lambs
brought S3i5fl4S3 ; wooled lambs. S3.1tW550.
Receipts-Cattle , 10.000 head ; hogs , 3J , > 0
head ; sheep , 14,000 lio.ul.
< ! ( . LnnlH l.l o .stork.
ST. LOUIS. May G OATTLE-Recelpts ,
1.600 hcnd , Incliidlns .TOO Tojcnns ; shipments ,
400 head ; market tlrm for natives , with
Te\nns steady ; fair to fancy native ship-
pint ; and export steers , tl.33KS.SS ; bulk of
sales. SI.GQTH.90 ; dressed beef and butcher
steers , S4.OOIi4.73 ; bulk of miles , tt.2Jir4.GO :
steers under 1,000 Ibs. , t3.9W4.SO ( : bulk of
lies. $ l.2014.60 ; Miockers and feeders , $1.50
/4.75 ; bulk of sales , t4. 00174. C5 ; cows and
clfers , tJ.Onf4.45 : Texas und Indian steers ,
J. 4 Of 1 4. CO ! bulk of sales. $3.75 1. 55 ; cous
nd heifers , J3.00V4.00.
HOGS Receipts , 8.703 head ; shipments ,
.100 head ; market Hleady ; yorkers , S1.75f ?
.W ; packers , S1.S01)3.93 ) ; butchers. S4.0Uit
.10.
.10.SHEEP
SHEEP Receipts , 2,100 head ; shipments ,
00 hcnd : market steady ; native muttons ,
1.0004.50 ; spring lambs , Jl.COtf7.00.
Itiillniinpulla Ilv < > Stook.
INDIANAPOLIS. May n.-CATTLK-Rc-
elpts , AVt he.id ; shipments , none. Market
steady ; nil sold. Good to primp steers , Ji W
SJ5 23 ; fnlr to medium steers , II WQ4 90 ; com-
nnn to Rood , J135&4 CO.
HOGS Receipts , 0,000 head ; shipments ,
3W ) head. Market active , flood to choice
medium and hea\y. J4 051i4 07 . ; mixed nnd
! iou\y , J4.UOfj4.10 ; seed to choice lights , , $393
'sHEEP ' Receipts , ISO head ; shlpmcnls.
none. Mnrket fairly nctlvo at steady
prices. Good to choice lambs , $3 235 50 ;
common to medium lambs , J4 OtW 05 ; good
to choice sheep , J4001M23 ; common sheep ,
' 40.
KnnnitH City Lite Stock.
KANSAS CITY , May 5 CATTLE Re-
flpts , S.SOO head , all natives ; no fancy ex-
mrts offered ; dressed beef steers steady ,
Ighter grades strong ; sales , Sl.OOtil.W ;
wi sterns. SI. 15174.73 ; cows nnd heifers ,
itcndy , S2.S034.73 : stockers nnd feeders ,
I.OOfiT.10 : no southern cattle.
HOGS Receipts , 15,000 head ; bulk of sales ,
$1.Mfi3,93 : heavies steady. SJ.ffifil.lO ; mixed
packers. $3.Ofj3.S3 ; lights , J3.C3-S3.S3 ; york-
cr.s. $3.M3.S3 ? ; pigs , S2.50g3.CO ,
SHEEP Receipts , 2,500 head : muttons ,
S4.13fi4.23 ; wool lambB , $3.00jr3.-,0 : clipped
ambs , $1.23 < ti4.50 ; stockers , S2.50S3.75.
Kant l.lliertv IIt f Mock.
EAST LIBERTY , Pa. , Mav 5 CATTLE
Extr.i. S510ii320 ; prime , J5 037/5 15 : com
mon. S193Til03 ; veal cahcs , $300Ji52o.
HOGS Steady ; prime medium and heavy
. .ngs , SI2Sfl43i ; best vorKers , $ I.13M.20 ;
good light yorkers , $4 0504 10 : pigs , us to
qunlltv. $19400 ; roughs , J260J375.
SHEEP-Steadv : I'holce clipped. Sl.lOf ?
420 : common. J3.I5fl363 ; choice clipped
lambs , $1.75 490 ; common to good , S4.13Q
4.70 ; spring lambs , S30067.00.
EiiNt Ilnnalo I.ltc < toeK- .
EAST BUFFALO , N. Y. , Mav 5-HOGS
Yorkers , good to choice , $4 20tf 1.22 % ;
roughs , common to choice , S3759J9J ; pigs ,
fair to choice , S3 S0ft4 00.
LAMBS Choice to extra , $3.0055310 ; fair
to good. SI 05134 90.
SHEEP Choice to selected wethers , $1.15
134.23 ; culls to common , $3203323.
ClneliMintl I.Ue Stork.
CINCINNATI , May 5.-HOGS-Actlve.
steadv ; S125Tj4 15
CATTLE Steady ; $2 73 < T4 75.
SIIEEP-Steady ; $2.73 4 00.
LAMBS Steady ; SJ.75g4.73.
stoek In Mulit.
Record of receipts of live stock at the
four principal markets for May 5 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 7S3 4.363 1,479
Chicago 10000 3S.OOO 11,030
Kunsat City 3.SOO 15,000 2.501
St. Louis l.COO 8,700 2,200
Totals .16.183 C6.0SO 20.179
1'lnnm-lnl Xotrn.
OMAHA , May 5 The clearings for the
day were $1,139,167.12 : balances. $74,35226.
The clearings for 1897 were $798,220.70 , and
the balances. $93,784,49. Increase In clear-
Ings. $312,946 3G.
CHICAGO. May 5-Clearings , J19.514,300 ;
balances. $1,590,000. New York exchange.
15c discount ; sterling exchange , posted
rates , $ I.S2fi4.85 ; actual rates. $1.S1O4.SI
sixty days. S4.80 4.S3'/i. Stocks were strong
advancing 1 to 8 point * , the latter In North
Chicago. Closing : Biscuit. 24Hr Biscuit
preferred , 85 ; Diamond Match , 131 ; Nortii
Chicago , 203 ; West Chicago , 92 ; Strawboard
" "
"ST. LOUIS. May 5.-Clearlngs , $4,824,745
balances , $298,629. Money , 5JJ8 per cent
New York exchange , 40c , discount bid , 25c
discount asked.
MEMPHIS. May 5.-ClearIngs , $336.550
inlances , SSO.S52 ; New York , exchange , S1.CO.
NEAV ORLEANS , May 5. Clearings
11,777.060 ; New York exchange , bank , $1 per
11,000 premium : commercial , par.
CINCINNATI , May G Money , 4 > &C per
cent : New York exchange , par ; clearings
' 2 457.50i ) .
NEW YORK. May 5. Clearings , $220,009-
518 ; balances , $9,106.970.
BOSTON. May 5. Clearings , $13,320,070
balances. $1,501.220.
BALTIMORE. May 5. Clearings , $2,645-
915 ; balances , $773,975.
PHILADELPHIA. Mav 5. Clearings , $10-
74,030 ; balances , $1,192,910.
Coffee Market * .
NEW YORK. Mav 5 COFFI3E Optlom
opened stcndv at a declin of MflO points or
unfavorable European and Brazilian cablei
and lower spot market , partially rallied or
covering , but showed generally weak un
dertone In the absence of speculative sup.
port. Closed steady with prices unchanged
to 10 points net lower. Sales , 12.000 bags
May , J5.76fl5S5 : _ July , 5.7p.8po1
coffee. Rio. barelj' steady ; No 7 Involci
6HfiScr No. 7 Jobbing , 7\4f 73-8c. nil
quiet ; Cordova , 8V4R15\4c" Total warehoust
deliveries from th < United States. 12.20
Imgs , Including 9.93 ! from New York : Now
York stock todnv , 368,079 bags ; United
States stock , 48C.S52 bags ; afloat for thi
United States. EC4Ono bags ; total visible
1.050.FS ! baps , against 704,003 bags last yeai
and " 49.002 bags In 1SS6.
SANTOS , May B. COFFCIQuiet , goo <
average Santos , 10,200 rels : receipts for twi
davs , ll.ooa bags : stock , 322.000 b.igs.
HAMBURG. May -COFFEE Openw
'i pfg. lower. At 2:30 : p. m. , H pfg. ne
lower. Sales. 27.000 bags.
RIO DE JANEIRO. May 5 COKFCE-
. Wenk ; No. 7 Rio , 10,075 reis : exchange. 5-d
Receipts. 7.000 bags ; cleared for the Unltci
States , 11000 bags ; stock. Hi.OfW bags
HAVRE. May -COFFEE Closed } if ne
lower sales , 10,000 bags.
Xrir York l > ry Guoilii Market.
NK\V YORK. May 5. The dry good'
market today was nuiet. following the par
Italy obserscd holiday of yesterday. A
llrst handi the market showed no varla
tlon. Interest has centerpil in print clothi
recently and the reported sales of 25.O )
rlfcen outside of Fall River market It
115-ICc has caused some excitement amoni
cotton goods-.dealers .Other staple cot
tons are quiet In nil grades. Blenchei
goods show no Improvement and.prlco con
dltlons are unaltered. Course colored gooda
where unaffected by war needs , are quiet
Printed goods show no change. Stocks In
some cases v.'ero well fclenrud out. Gins
hams arc strong and active.
liank of Kniclunil M < Mlen'i > nt.
LONDON. May -rThe weekly statemen
of the Bank of England shows the fol
lowing chaneea. as compared with tli
previous accounts : Total reserve. Increase
1.CS2.000 ; circulation. Increased 250W
bullion , Increased 1.932,701 ; other securl
ties , decreased 1.167.000 ; other deposits , In
rrensed l,314OuO ; public deposit * , decrense
S22Onu ; notes reserve. JncrQ.tked 1,579,00 <
government securities. Increased 1.00
The proportion of the Bank of England'
reserve to liabilities la 4450 per cent. 11
compared with 41.71 last week. The Han
of England's rate of discount remains ur
changed. _ '
Oil Markvln.
OIL CITY. May 5.-Cre < llt balances , 75
Favorable war news caused an advance <
IS cents In reflnod and 4 cents In the prl <
of credit Kilnncr * , rntiMnir n Mrong it
vnnco In the nperulAtlv oil market toditfi
It opened with "la bid for rush , first unit
of < rn h oil nt 73o ! sales for tlu < l < ty fol
lowed ! , o\rn bids cash nt 7&c.'o \ bbl .
rn < h nt 79c : two bhln. nt S0 < ( ! twenty-onn
bl ' < ls nt Ke : three bbls nt WSic , closed nl
K2c bid : total snlrr 39.040 bbls ; shlpnuMit.V
J 1J0.7M bids ; runs , ! Uro7 bbln.
tMIAItLKSTON. 8 , ' . Mny -Otl.S-TllM
pcntlnn I , quiet : quotations mnlttetl
. HAVANNAH , On , Mnv 6 OILS Tttrpcn *
tine l , tlrm , : co. Ilovln. linn nnd unchangnW
\VILMINOTON , N. C. . May B-O1LS- *
Spirits 1 of turpentine. Ktendy nt aJ * l'-c
Rosin , quiet nt Jl.OUiM.03. Crude turpen *
tine I , firm nt J1.J5 , Jl.SO nnd tt.W. Tnr , nrni
nt i Jt.05.
_
Siinnr Murkrtx.
NH\V OULIANS , May S-SUOAR- -
ket stron * ; open kettle , 21 iMc , centrifugal
cninulnteil. 47-Sc ; whites , 4 ll-l iNstc , jel-
Ions. 4 3-M ] < l 7-lGo ; seeond , 2\Ulo. Molasses -
lasses , dull , centriftignl. 4W1V.
NEW YORK. May 6-StIOAH-RnW ,
strong : held blither : fair rcilnlnir , 60 : cen-
ttlftigal , 9 < i test , 43-lCo ; rellned. strong !
mold A. 511-lCe : stnndnnl A , S 5-lCc : con *
feclloners' A. B&-lCc ; cut loaf. 615-lGr ;
irushed. C 15-1 fie : powdered. B 11-lCc ; gran
ulated , 57-ICC ! cubes , 5 11-lCo.
York l.lStork. .
NEW YORK. May 5. HEEVCS-Recelpts
5.4C6 head ; sales slow. Exports today , 550
cnttle. Tomorrow , 149 hond.
CALVES Rrcrlpts 1,110 head ; VCills , poor
to choice. $ j.5' > 3 C2'4.
SHEEl' AND LAMllS-RccrlptJ. 2.095
head : demtind fair ; no shorn sheep hero.
Clipped sheep , $ .150 123 ; clipped lambs ,
JI.7W525. |
lOOLRerelpts. ! . l.S'iS head Market
llrmer nt $ l.l5ftl 40.
-'link of 1'rnnpo
PARIS , Mav K The weekly jtatement
of the Hank of France shows Iho following
changes us romp mil with the previous
account : Notes In circulation. Increased
2 < ! , eOOl > > 0 francs ; treasury accounts current ,
decreased 53.S73.00. . ) francs ; gold In hand ,
Increased 1.575.0)0 francs ; bills discounted ,
decreased CI.775 O'K ) francs ; sllxer In hand ,
Increnjcd 2,075.000 francs.
Cnllfornlii Dried
NEW YORK. May 6.-OALIKOUNIA
DRIED FRl'ITS-Apples slrong , other
fruits steady. Evaporated apples , common ,
STi7i-c ; jirlmo wlrn tray , 9o : wood diled ,
prime , 8'Af)9c ) ; choice , 9c ; fancy , 9fi91sc.
I'runc.s , S fJ c. Apricots , Royal , Giyftso ;
Moor Park , kHfllOc. Peachea impeded , ty
So ; peeled , IHrHc.
. , i
SANTA nAKDAHA , Cnl. , May 5. ( Spc-
Stnrk Shlppeil front Cnllfnrnln.
clal. ) Uolison Brothers of this city are ship
ping 22,000 head of cattle to New Mexico.
They have already shipped fifty double-
deck cars to Nevada. This firm Is also pre
paring to ship 2,000 head of steers to Texas
from their Santa Barbara ranges , being nil
they could collect out of 10,000 head that
would bear shipment. It Is estimated that
125,000 lambs and wethers will bo shipped
this season from Clayton , N. M. , to Colorado
rado and other points north. Towers &
Smarth arc preparing to ship 12,000 head
of catlle , recently purchased there , to Lamar -
mar , Colo. Tho" total cost for moving this
horfl , for feed , freight charges and custom
house duties , will bo about $30,000.
AVIiPtt Women Flutit.
Chicago Post : "In making up that sup
ply train , said the attendant , " > our ma
jesty forgets that > ou now have two regi
ments of women In the Hold. "
"What ha\o I neglected ? " demanded the
Kins.
"In addition to the provisions , arms nnd
ammunition your majesty should forward
to them at leaat three car loads of pins. "
As a result of a council of war hastily
called they forwarded one car load of ordi
nary plus , one car loid of hairpins and ona
car load of safety pins.
A Coliilllfi * Problem.
Washington Star : It's a triumph ! " exclaimed -
claimed the Spanish statesman. "A verita
ble dlBCOVciy ! "
"What Is it ? "
"A new phrase with "which to Insult our
foes ! "
"It's very good. " was the answer. "But
what we most need now is to coin some
thing which the man at the bank can un
derstand without looking In the diction
ary. "
ocl.ot.
Detroit Journal : "How can women
pocket such an Insult ? " thundered the nd-
\ocato of equality , with gesture that spolto
volumes and yet did not show the fiecklca
on tbo back of her hand.
"She might carry a diagram of her skirt !
gibbered a voice.
Whether It was the voice of a man or a
woman. It was Impossible to say , evolution
having proceeded to such a pass.
Kiiienitntloii.
Detroit Journal : Now the gravedlggcrs
had become aweary of what they deemed
those elderly Jests.
"San dog , ho , " one of them consequently
quently took It upon himself to remark. In
dicating Hamley.
"Great Dane. " replied the other , blandly.
This fable teaches how easily uncouth
fersons may Jump from the frying-pan Into
the fire.
THE REAI.TV MARKET.
. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day , May 5 , 1S9S :
; IVnrritnty Deeiln.
, First Presbyterian church of Florence
to Omaha Water Co. , a',4 of lot 7 ,
block 1 , Florence t 300
L. H. Smith to J. H. Skinner , e 150
, feet of s 7 feet of lot 20 , nnd e 150
feet of n 33 feet of lot 12 , block 2 ,
; Brookllne ndd 4M
; M. J. Chlttenden to John Volsolle. 20
xS2 feet com. nt ne cor. of lot 1 ,
block S2. South Omaha 1,000
; S. J. Rothwell and wife to H. F. Mor
. row , und V of lot 10 , block 34 ,
, Kountze Place > 1
J. A. Lyons and husband to E. C. Fell ,
eVt of lot 4 , block "K , " Shlnn'H Second
end add 1,309
, J. H. Shumbarktr nnd wife to E. H.
Westerfleld. lot 5 , block 3 , Boggs &
- II.'s Second add J
O. F. Davis Co. to H. W. Schenck.
; n'4 of fVi of lot 12 , " Kountzo Second
end add ICO
- M. J. Brown and wife to Henry Jacobson -
son , lot 8 , Michel's subd 3'/0
- . Derilx.
F. S. Black , executor , to Troy Orphan
asylum , lot 13 , block 8 , Bedford
Place 1,009
Sheriff to S. P. Jeppson , lot 8 , block
4CX. Gramlvlow CU
A. H. Brewster et nl to 8. C. Brew-
ster. all Interest In estate of Mary
> J. BrewHter 1
.
Total amount of transfers $1,557
Removal
II. n , Penny A Co. ( Hnecrsiisirn t *
Clirlxtle-Mlrret Coin. Co. ) hnyr reniov-
eil to room -4 , Xew York I.lfp llnlltllnir.
"JAMES E BOYD & CO. ,
Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb
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