Nebraska Newspapers

    COMMERCIAl AND FINANCIAL
Enormous Heceipte and Improved Weather
Weaken Wheat ,
JULY AND SEPTEMBER ARE BOTH LOWER
Full In Wlicnt Him u S > mpndictlc In-
flni'iicc on tliu Utlicr Mnrkrtu
mill Corn , Oiitn nnil l'rorlnlon
I3ricli tthim Ucrlliic- * .
CHICAGO , May 17. Unormous receipts
and Improved weather weakened wheat to
day. Compared with yesterday's close the
ilnal quotations today showed n loss ot
l'ic for July and 2c for September. Corn
lost 7-8c , oats Vie , pork 22 c , lard 17Vio and
ribs 20c.
After a rather wldo fluctuation wheat
cloned weak. Peace rumors had Home In-
llucnce , but there vveru upparcntly clear
ovldc-nccs that Lc-ltcr brokers were dls-
liosed to sell all the July the market would
take. L3urly Liverpool cables were ViQ3'1
higher for July. The heaviness of the
domestic receipts overshadowed , In the
minds of the traders , the Liverpool ud-
\atico. Chicago receipts were 206 cars
above estimate , amounting to 731 cars , of
which 4C9 cars were of contract grade. In
the noithuest $ .96 . cars were received ,
against 411 cars on thu same day last week
mid 022 cars a SK.-ur ago. The weather map
Indlcritcd higher temperature throughout
thu west. Lute ralnu In the northwest fell
where most needed. Thu California crop
II.IM freshened up wonderfully 'since yes
terday. Reports from Russia say that the
condition of the winter wheat In Unit
tiiuntiv Is generally satlsfactoiy , only n
few of the central district * having suf
fered. July opened unchanged at $1.0)'i ) ,
ranged fiom $109 to $1.10 , dec-lined to J1.07
nnd riillli-d to Jl.OS bid at the close. Sep
tember opi-nod Vic lower nt ome , sold up to
Sic , reacted to h9 G-Sc und closed ut S9)4u
bid. Muy closed at $1.I3'4 asked.
Corn wus depressed by moro favorable
weather conditions. Country orders vvero
Jargt : and tin- cash demand poor. Clear-
iinces were 7.59,000 bushels. Receipts , 1,191
curs July opened l-8fiVic lower ut 36 G-M ?
SO 7-i < ; und sold off to 36c bid ut the close.
Outs Undo wus Inconsequential , operators
having deserted to the corn crowd , where
( peculation Is bioader. A feature wns the
largo cleuranccs , 773.000 bushels. Receipts
were 40.1 cars. July opened l-8c lower ut
JOViC , sold off He. closing nt 26Hf(261-8c.
Provisions made two turns today , weak
nt the opening , strong later , nhovvlng an
advance of 30c over jesterday's Ilnal quota
tion , cuiiscd by good bu > lng , und closed
weak. The feature was free selling by
diduhy of lard , which he was supposed to
h.ive bought back later on. July pork
opened 15c lower nt $12 23 < f12 35 , lirmed to
JU 27 , dropped back to $12.12'and ' closed ut
tU.17'i. ' July lard begun 12ic lower at
jli 70'/4c , sold up to $6 83 , reacted to JO 62V
ut tliu clotte. July ribs started lOc lower at
J6 13 , advanced to $6 02 and closed at $0 33
estimated receipts tomorrow : Wheat , 310
curs ; corn , 450 cars ; oats , 1S5 car. ; hogs ,
40.000 head.
Leading futures range as follows :
2 rTicl ? . . | Upon , t HI/M. [ Low. I Cloie | Sat'y
v1 1 nil
May. . . 1 40 1 no 1 45 1 HO
July. . . luiKsin 1 10 1 07 1 OS 1 OU' ' (
Sept. . . DUU HU ; < HIJl
Dec. , illlj. 83) , 87
com
Mar. . . J3M
July. . . : nn , aot , ail HUMn
Sept. . . 30M HUMJ7M
Oats
M.iy. . . 31) ) 30 30
July. . . 31)m
.Sypt. . . m
Icrlc
Way. . . 11 'JO
July. . . 12 ' 'fi 12 70 12 i7 !
Sejil. . . 1'J 00 .10 ! . > JU 11 ! t )
Lard
May. . . ' ' ' 0 02H (1 ( gO
July. . . 1) ) U7M Yl'n'ii' ( i no U 02 > It feO
tent U HO 0 US U 70 U 70 u uo
( b'lhlbx
May , . .
July. . . ii in U 0.'V U 3- '
ii as 0 70 U W
Cash quotations were as follows :
I-'LOUR Wc.ik ; winter p.itcnts , . _
f > 0 ; straights , $0206040 ; clears , $6008620 ;
l > ikcis , $1 75ft023.
WIII3AT No. 2 spring , Jl.15fil.20 ; No. 3
Pining. Jl.10fol.30 ; No. 2 red , $ l.li < ijl.lS.
COKN No. 2 , .16 3-Sij(361ic. (
OATS-NO 2 , .TMisovie : NO. 2 white , swa
3lc ; No. 3 whiteJJi&4(33c. .
RY13 No. 2 , ObiiiftOSHc.
11ARLKY No. 2 , 4 > folc. (
FlAXSI3nD-No. I. $1.3 "
TIMOTHY SKED-Prlmei" $2 00.1(2 03.
PROVlSIONS-Mess pork per bbl. , I12.00JT
1210. Lard , per 100 Ibs. J6 ( ,2iiO6 C3. Short
ribs , sides ( loose ) , $625fi660. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . J7.23fc7.37'/i. '
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
gnl. . $1.22.
SUGAllS-Cut loaf , J3 83 ; granulated , $325 ;
standard A , $325.
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , 12ft
ll'X.c ; dairy , llfflUc. Eggs , steady ; fresh ,
SV.c. Live poultry , In fair demand ; re
ceipts , light ; spring chickens , 8Jic ; ducks ,
c : turkeys , Gj7c.
NUW YORK U.\KHAL , MA11KRT.S.
< lnuintluiii fur tlin D.ly on Gcncrnl
L'oniinoilltlfH.
NKW YORK , May 17. KLOUR-Recelpts ,
25,700 bbls. ; exports , 21,500 bbls. ; quiet nnfl
weaker ; winter patents , JG.75Q7.25 ; winter
mill clears , nominal ; "w inter stialghts , $0.23
'CZG.50 ; Minnesota patents , $7.0007.40 ; winter
extra , $4.50fl5.23 ; Minnesota bakers1 , $3.50 ®
6.00 ; winter low grades , $2.0003.00. Rye
Hour. $1SMi420.
rORNMEAL Dull : yellow western , 79c ;
city , Sic.
KYK Dull : No. 2 western. 72c.
11AHLEY Dull : feeding , 42c.
JSARLEY MALT Dull : western , 5SQ70c.
WHEAT Receipts , 3b5,375 bu. ; exports ,
B71.374 Int. ; spot market steady ; No. 2 lud ,
$1.M f. o. b. afloat to arrive. Ojittonj
( H'oneil steady and hud a good advance on
the strength of cables , fair local and for
eign buying of July and light offerings.
They subsequently turned weak with corn.
liowover , and under realizing closed If ?
1 3-Sc net lower on all months but May.
which resisted soiling exports and closed
mo net higher ; No. 2 red May , ti.5G01.56li ;
closed , Jl.GTh ; July. $1.10Va'ul.bi ; clojcd ,
COKN Recelptr , 451 310 bu. ; exports , 421-
RG2 bu. ; spot weak ; No. 2 , 42Vic. Optloni
weak all day In consequence of big western
receipts uncl local unloading and closed
JJilflo net lower ; May closed , 40V4e ; July ,
I l-Sf41ic : ? ; cloned , 41 1-So.
OATS-ltecelpts. 121,200 bu. : exports. 6S8-
K4 bu. ; spot steady ; No. 2 , Si e ; No. 2
white , 3Sc. Options nominally Y.c net
tilghcr. but dull all day ; Muy closed , 31 3-Se.
1'EED-Qulot : bran. 77H5r90c ; middlings ,
BOcftM.tW : r > o feed , SOQiSc.
HAY Dull ; shipping , 33&IOc ; good to
HOPS ( .inlet ; state , common to choice ,
IS9o crop. JH4c ! 189C crop. 6M7c ; 1897 crop ,
.HMSo l-itln | " - ' ' " -
Hifloc. Pacltic coast , 1W3 crop , Sii4e ;
i-roii. tif(7o ( : IS97 crop. 13t)15c.
HlDiS-8te.idy : ; Qalveston , 15'5c ; Texas
til v. .Utti- : California , 17 1fisc.
LnATlir.R-Stendy ; hemlock sole , Iliienos
'A ' > res. VJV , 'u'20c.
WOOISteady ; ncece , l&022c ; Tcxas.12 ®
J4e.
I'ROVISIONS-necf. Orrn ; family , $1250 ®
J3.00 ; extra mess. J10.50fill.00 ; beef hums.
$9 ; packet. $11.50612.00. Cut meats , steady ;
jilckled bellies , $ i , C5iy(7.25 ! ( ; pickled should
ers. $1.73115 00 ; pickled hunn , $7.73fiS 00. Lard ,
ntcudy ; vvc-Htern steam , closed at $700 ; ro-
llnod , steady. Pork , llrm : mess , $11.75f lZ23 :
uhoit clear , 12.00ffH 00 ; family , $1350fil400.
'Tallow , strong ; city , 4c ; country , 3iif4 i-sc ,
| is to cjuallty.
OILS Petroleum , dull. Rosin , steady ;
htrnlned , ccmmon to good , Jl.l-'i1)l.l3. ) Tur-
iH'iHInc , steady at 29'VU.Me. Cottonseed , mur-
Icet tlrmly held ; prime crude , 20U/21c nomi
nal ; prime crude f. o. b. mills , I6ffl74c ;
prime summc-r yellow , 2SV4C26o : off summer
yellow , 24Hc ; butter oil , 2714fl2iVic ; prlma
.winter yellow. 29fi30c.
RICH Sternly ; fair to extra , 61-SQ7 > ,4c ;
tin pun , 57-SiCc.
MOLASS13S Stendy ; New Orleans , open
Jtettlo. good to choice , 2V)33e. (
FRl31QIITS-Dull ; cotton by atenm , 3J
tiomlnal ; grain by steam , 5d.
M13TAI.S The metal maiket continue *
generally steady , but very cjulet. At the
close today pig Iron warrants were callec !
teady , with $6.75 bid and $7.00 asked ; lake
copper quiet and unc-hungcd , with $12 no bid
and $1215 mkod ; tin quiet , with $1450 bid :
hml $14 CO usked ; spelter stcndy , with JI.1J
bid and $425 nskotl ; lend dull nnd un-
chnngi'd. with $ -62Vi bid nnd JJCT'i , nsked.
The llrm llxlng the settling prlco for miners
tend smelters continues to quote lead at
S3 50.
CHEESE Receipts , G.493 packages ; dull :
light sklmn Ct6 | ! c ; part skims , SfiOc ; full
yklms.
EOOS Recolpts , 1.C92 pkgs. ; steady ; wcst-
rn. lOWc : southern , 9lilOc.
1.617 pkfis. ; tcady ;
western rr > nm ry , 119iH t
factory , 12'jlJc.
OMAHA ME.IBMAt , MAHKKT9
Condition of Trade and Unolntloni
on Staple and Kaner Produce.
KGOS-Qood i itock. flc.
llUTTHR-Common to fair , 9911c : scp-
nrntor , 17c ! gathered creamery , H7J13C ,
V13AL Choice fat , 80 to 120 Ibs. , quoted nt
8Q9o ; lat n and coarse , 6if7c.
MVE POULTHY-Chlckens. 707'V. old
roosters , 3V fl5C ! ; young roosters , CflCljc ;
spring chickens , 201jJ2c.
IMCinoNS Live. $1.15111.23 ; dead pigeons
not u-mteil.
1 ( AV Upland. $7.00 ; midland , $600 ; low
land , $ J 50 ; rye straw , $1 W ; color makes the
price on hay ; light hairs sell thu best ; only
ton grade * ; ! bring top prices.
VKaKTAULHS.
ONIONS-Pcr bu. , WcflM ; now southern ,
per Ib. 24c.
CHANH Iland-plckrd navy , per bti. , $1.85.
BWI3KT POTATOES Kansas , 10-pcck
bbls. . $350 ; seed sweet potatoes , $2 Oo.
CATiUACin Now , riorlda , per crate , $223 ;
Mississippi , per crate , $2.50.
PUTATOKS- Home grown , CKJ53c ( : Colorado
rado stock , 70j ; northern fancy tarly Ohio
potatoes , 83o ; new potatoes , per bbl. ,
$ .60f/5.00.
TOMATOKM P r crate , $300fl323.
NEW BEETS-Per doz. bunches. 4Ki30c
RADISIIES-Pcr doz. bunches , .tu 33c.
LETTITCK Per doz. hunched.
OUEEN ONIONS-Per do . , 12 15c
WATERCflKSS-Per IC-qt. case , $1.60.
rtTCTMIIERS-Por doz , $1.2311.50.
AVAX BEANS 1-3 bu. box , 75c.
I'EAS-Per bu. , fancy Mississippi , $1.23.
SPINACH-Psr basket , Jl.
PIEPLANT-Homo gtown , per Ib. , 2c.
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES-Arkansas. 21-qt. case ,
good shipping stock , $200J jieddlcrs' stock ,
per rratp , 50c7I ( ! 50.
APPLLfe-Wlntcr stock. J30W330.
CIlANBEHRIES-rancy Jersey , per bbl. ,
$10 00.
ORAPES-Mnlagas , $3 OO'iTO 00.
TROPICAL rilUlTS.
ORANOES-Callfornla navels , $2.730300 ;
seedling * . $225.
LEMDNS Calfornla fancv , $100 ; choice ,
$230112 75 : fancy Messina , $300iiJ50.
1 > AN\K.\C * ttnln. . largo stock , per
medium sized bunches ,
$1.751(201) ( .
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib . large size , 12fi )
IHe ; Jinall , lie ; Brazlla , per Ib , 9ftlOo ; Eng
lish walnuts , per Ib , fancy soft shell , 110
lie : standards , Mj9c : filberts , per Ib , 10c-
pecans , polished , medium , B0 > 7c : extra
largo , S09c ; largo hickory nuts , $1.00iil.lO
I > er bu. ; small , $1.23yi.3i per bu. ; cocoanuls ,
per 100 , $1 ; peanuts , raw , CfaSHc ; roasted ,
.
MAPLE SYRUP Flvc-gal. can , each ,
$2.75 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. , $12 ; half-gal.
can ) , $ i25 ; quart cans , $350.
Kias Imported , fancy , 3-crown , 14-lb ,
boxes , lOu ; 5-crown , 41-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb.
boxes , 22'c 23c per box ; California , 10-lu.
box , $1.
HONEY Choice while , 12o ; Colorado ember -
ber , lO TIlc.
KRAUT-Per bbl. , $360 ; per half bbl. ,
$2 23
23DATESHnllo.vee , GO to 70-lb. boxes ,
3V4o ; S.ilr , 5c ; Fard. 9-lb. boxes , 9c.
CIDER Per half bbl. , $3 ; bbl. , $3.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Gc ; No. 2 green
hides. Ce ; No. 1 salted hides , So : No. 2 green
Milted hides , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. ,
9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE. ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3a ; tallow , No. 2. 2Hc ; rough tallow , IVic ;
white grouse , 2lift21c ; yellow and brown
grease. .
SHEEP PELTS Oreen salted , each , 15- ! ?
75c : green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 13c ; dry shearings , ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each. 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 4U5c ;
dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 3'4c < ; dry
flint , Colorado butchei wool pults , per Ib ,
actual weight. 4fS5c ; drv flint , Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib , , actual weight , J
KURS-Boar ( black or brown ) . $5.00ff20.00 ;
otter , $1.GM(8.00 ; mink , 13flGOc ; beaver , $1.00
(57G.OO ( ; skunk. 15c , 23c , 50u ; muskrat , 3c , 5c ,
7c ; raccoon. ISJZSOc ; red fox , cfi$1.23 ; gray
fox , 25Ji50u ; wolf ( timber ) , 23ct2.50 : welt
( prnlrlo coyote ) , lOifiOc ; wildcat. 10Q23e ;
badger , &fflOc ; sliver fox , $3.00 75.00.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED BEEF Good native steers.
7V c ; good fore-quarters steers , 6c ; good
hindquarters steers , DC ; western steers , 7c ;
native heifer ) , Cic ; good forequarters helf-
eirt. H tc ; good hindquarters heifers , S > siu ;
nuthu cows , C 4c ; western cows , G'/Jc ' ; cow
forequarters , 8'Ac ; cow hlndciuarters , 8He ;
backhalvos. cow , ( .He ; steer , 7e ; triangles ,
cow. 4 > lc : steer , 5Vie.
BEEK CUTS Tendprlolns , fresh , ISc ;
fro/.en. IGc ; boneless strips , fresh , lie ; strlu
loins , fresh , 9c ; frozen , 7 c ; rolls , boneless ,
fresh , lie ; rolls , Spencer cuts , fresh , lie ;
sirloin butts , boneless , fresh , lie ; shoulder
tlods. boneless , GVic ; rump butts , boneless ,
Co ; No. 1 chucks , 5ic ; No. 2 chucks , 5\ic ;
No. 3 chucks , 5c ; boneless chuckj , frozen ,
3c ; fresh , 5Vio ; cow plates , 4Hc : steer iilates ,
lie ; Hank steak , 8e ; loins. No. 1 , frozen ,
12o ; fiesh 14Vic ; loins , No. 2. frozen , lOc ;
fresh , 12 < .io ; loins , No. 3. frozen , 8c ; fresh ,
c short loins , market style , 2c above
loins ; hotel style , 4c above loins ; cow loin
ends , S'/&c & ; steer loin ends , 9VGc ; hanging
tondci loins , 4 > ic ; ribs , No. 1 , frozen , lOc ;
fiesh , 12'ic ; ribs , No. 2. frozen. So : fresh.
lO'/ic ; ribs , No. 3 , frozen , Gc ; fresh , 8Uc : No.
1 rounds , 7Vic ; No. 2 roundt , 7Vic ; No. 3
rounds , 7c ; beef rounds , shank oft , ? ic addi
tional ; beef rounds , shank and rump off , lc
additional ; trimmings. 4jc ; beef shanks ,
3c ; brains , per doz , 35c : sweetbreads , per
Ib , frozen , lOcf fresh , 12',4o ; sweetbreads
( calves ) , per Ib , 40c ; kidneys , per doz , 33e ;
ox tails , each , 3c ; livers , per Ib. , 3c ; hearts ,
per Ib , 3e ; tongues , per Ib , 12c ; calf liven ,
each , 33c ; calves , whole carcass or sides ,
calf head and feet , scalded , per set ,
MUTTON Spring lambs , lOc ; regular
lambs , 9c ; sheep , 8c ; market racks ( long ) ,
9c ; hotel rucks ( short ) , lie : loins , gyic ; sad
dles , lOc ; legs , 104c : lamb legs , 12c ; breasts
and 3town. 3c ; tongues , each , 3c ; forequur-
ters , 6c.
PORK Dressed pigs , 51ie ; dressed hogs ,
3'-jc ; tenderloins , 12u ; loins , small , 7Vic ;
large , 7V4c ; spare ribs. 4V4c ; ham sausage
butts. Co ; Boston UutU , 5\4c : shoulders ,
rough , Ws.o\ \ shoulders , skinned , ! > % c ; trim
mings , 44c ; leaf lard , not rendered , 6c ;
he-ads , cleaned , 3c : snouts and ears , 3c ;
freih hums , 16 to 18 Iba , 7V&c ; fresh short
clears , S o : chock meat , 4c ; neckbones , 2c ;
pigs' tails , lc ; plucks , each , 5c ; chitterlings ,
5c ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per doz , 25c : sto
machs , each. 3c ; tongues , each , 7c : kidneys ,
per doz , ICe ; brains , per doz , 15c ; pigs'
li-ot. per doz , 30c ; livers , each , 3c ; hog
rlndi , 3c : blade bones , 5c.
St. loiIn ( iencriil Mitrkctx.
ST. LOUIS , May 17. FLOUR Steady ;
patents. $61i r6CO ; straights , $590G6.10 ;
clear. $5 00ft.3 50 ; medium , JI 23 4 85.
WHI3AT Lower , closing weak and at the
bottom. 15o for May , 2Vrc for July , 2Vic for
September und lc for December below yc-s-
telduy. Spot , higher ; No. 2 red cash , ele
vator. $1.2. ! " < - : truck , $1.241,41(1 25 ; Mny , $1.23
bid ; July , 97Vic : September , S7-4c nuked ; De
cember. b5 4c ; No. 2 hard cash. $1.22d.23.
CORN Futures , lower , closing ut the bottom
tom , with May and September fractions
lower and July lc off from yesterday. Spot ,
easy ; No. 2 cash. 3IHc ; May , SIVio ; July ,
3IMc : September , 25H asked.
OATS Futures , cpjlet , llrm , but Irregular
In price. Spot , higher ; No. 2 cash , .11"
track , 31Uc ; May. 31 ic. asked ; July , 2i . . .
bid : September , 235-Sft234c asked ; No. 2
white. 33i35V2C. - ,
RYC Higher , C6c.
SKKDS FlaxBfod , nominal , $1.33. Prime
timothy seed. $2.CiT2C5.
CORNMiAIStrong. : . Jl SOS1.S3.
I1RAN Steady , salable ; cast track ,
. Hacked , 64c.
ILVY Firm and In demand ; prairie , $ S.OOfi >
950 : timothy , $900f1250. |
11UTT13R Lower ; creamery , 14lCcdalry ( ; ,
401114e.
liClGS-HlRher. 9 c.
WHISKY-Qulet. $1.23.
COTTONTI138 70c.
IIAGOINQ 5 7-806 3-fc.
MirrALS Lead , quiet , $3.52Vi. Spelter ,
higher. Jl 07Vi
PROVISIONS Pork , lower ; standard
mess , jobbing , $12 15. Lard , lower ; prlmn
steam. $6 35 : choice , J6 45. llacon , boxed
shoulders , $6 ; extra short clear , $7.1SV * :
libs , $7.25 ; shorts , IT 37'-j. Dry xalt mcuts ,
boxed shoulders , J3 50 ; extra short clear ,
$6i > JH : ribs. J6.75 ; shorts. $687 .
RiC13IPTS Flour , 9,000 bbls : wheat , 2S-
000 bu. ; corn , f5.000 bu. ; oats , 49.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 8.000 bbls. ; wheat ,
10,000 , bu. ; corn , 149.00J bu. : oatH , 18,000 hll.
? > Orlvnim Slnrl.c-t.
NKW ORLHANS , May 17. HOQ PROD
UCTS Strong and higher. I'ork. standard
mc-ss , $11 ( WHS 73 , Lard , refined tierce$4 50 ;
110piiro'ldfd , $7. iibxed meats ! dry salt slioul-
clers , $573f(5&74 ( ; sides. $7.005j-7.12VS. Huron ,
clear ribs sides. $7 50 < Ti7.C2V4. Hams , choice
sugar cured , $9 2Mi 10 50.
COFKit3 : Steady ; Rio , ordinary to fair ,
81-Kifi95.Sc.
RICE Quiet ; ordinary to good , 4 5-SQ5HC.
FLOUR Firm ; extra fancy , GVie ; pat
ents , CVic.
CORNMKAL Flrmor , $2.10 2.15 ,
BRAN-StPady , SOc.
HAY Firm ; prime , 151fIGc ; choice , 1701
ISc.
ISc.CORN
CORN No. 2 Backed , raster ; mixed , 43f
4Gc ; whltn and yrlluw. 4Cfil7c.
OATS-No. 2 sacked. SSc.
11rniU < -pt'H VUlblv Htatrmcnt.
NEW YORK. May IT. Special cable and
telegraphic dispatches to llradstrfefs show
th following changes In available supplies
hint Saturday ;
WHEAT United Statra and Canada , past
of Rocky mountains , decrease 1,233WO bu. :
atloat for and In Europe , Increase 400,000
buc . | world's mipptjr , net d erenA M3.000 bti.
CORN-UiillPd States and Canada , cn t of
mountains , itccrenne 7,770,000 bu.
OATS United State * * nnd Canada , cant of
Rocky < mountains , decrease 701.000 bu.
> Among the moro prominent reductions nro
the decreases of 539.000 bu. nt Manitoba nnd
Ontnrlo utorngn point ! * , 105,000 bu. nt Cleveland -
land , 100,000 bu. nt Northwestern Interior
elevators nnd oO.Ooo bu , nt Minneapolis pri
vate elevators. The only Important gain Is
the Incrrnso of 108,000 bu. nt. Ncvr Orlenns.
The ntock of whent held nt Portland , Ore. ,
Tucomu and Scnttlo shows an Increase of
30,000 bu. for the week.
Ilnltlmort * Market.
BALTIMORE. May 17.-FLOUR-Qulet ;
western superllne $1.75/a 0l ; western extra.
$ IGWI523 ; western family , $381fi633 ; winter
wheat patent , $550fJ 8j ; spring wheat pat
ent , $ . < 5'i7.W ; soring wheat strnlKhts , $4.50
Q6i3 ; receipts , 5,102 bbls. ; exports , nona.
WHEAT Firm ; spot and month , $1.37V * { ?
1.37 * J July , $1.11 ankod ; Hteamer , No. 2 red ,
$1.3 * : receipts , 6.S.507 bu. : exports , 1SO.GG2 bu. ;
southern wheat by sample , $1.33tn.33ft ;
southern wheat on grade , $1.3191.33.
CORN-Dull and easy ; spot , 41 1 1-Sc ;
month and Juno , 40-MHlc ; : July , USill'ic ;
steamer mixed , 40 40 l-8c ; receipts , 2G ,2G3
bu. ; exports , 143 , 4K ) bu. ; southein white
corn , 42',4c ; sothern jcllow , 42'i42Hc.
OATS-Dull and easy : No. 2 white ,
.TSHc : No. 2 mixed. 3ljitJ33c ; receipts , 8.SM )
bt . ; exports , 47,1(3 bu.
btw RYE Easy ; No. 2 nearby , C9Vi170c ; No. 2
western , 71'Ac ; receipts , 11,450 bu. ; exports ,
8,371 : bu.
HAY Steady : choice timothy , $11 00 bid.
O RAIN FREIGHTS Very llltir doing
and demand slow ; steam to Liverpool , per
In , , 4V.d , Juno ; Cork for orders , per quar
ter , 4s , June.
BUTTER Steady ; fancy creamery , 17c ;
fancy imitation , loc ; fancy ladle , 15c ; good
ladle , lie ; store picked , 1213c.
KGOS-Weuk : fresh , lOc.
CHEESE Steady ; fancy Now York , large ,
c ; fancy Now York , medium , 10'sf
fancy New York , small ,
LIVERPOOL , May 17-WHEAT-Spot ,
No. 2 red western v\Inter , stocks exh.imted ;
No. 1 red northern spring , dull at 11s ; fu-
tuies. May , 11s 3d ; July , lus lid ; September ,
b3 2 J-Sd ; December , 7s 5d.
CORN Spot easy ; American mixed , new ,
3s lOH'l ! futures , quiet ; May and September ,
3s 10(1 ( : July , 3s 9\d.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter , dull at
lls 3d.
HOPS At London ( Pacific coast ) , dull
nt X2J/4.
PROVISIONS Beef , steady : prime mess ,
CSs 9(1. I'ork , steady ; prime mess , fair west
ern , Gs 5d ; medium , 62s 6d. Hams , short
cut , steady ut 37s. Uacon , llrm nt 33s fid ;
short ribs , 35s ; long clear middles , light ,
, J6s : long clear middles , heavy , 33s 3d ; short
clear backs , 33s ; bellies , ' Jos. Shoulders ,
square , llrm at 27s 6d. Lard , prime western ,
dull at 333.
UI1I3I3SC Dull ; American finest white.
10s ; lineal colored , 43s.
OILS Cottonseed oil. Liverpool rellned ,
steady at Mt 9d. Turpentine spirits , steady
ut 2Cs 9d. Rosin , common , llrm ul 5s Gd.
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool during
the week : From Atlantlq ports , 79,900 quar
ters : froTn Puclllc ! ports , none ; from other
ports , : wooo quarters. Imports of corn from
Atlantic ports during the week , 32.500 quar
ters.
KIIIIMIIH City Oral n nnd Pi-ovUleum.
KANSAS CITY , May 17.-WHI3AT-Harel ,
active , higher : soft , slow ; No. 1 hard , $1.21) )
( Fil21j No. 2 , $ U7ViM.l ! ; No 3 , $1.15' 1.17 ; No.
1 rud , Jl.20jjl.21 ; No. 2 , $1.17Jtl 20 : No. 3 , $1.13
ftl.lOV&i No. 2 spring , $ l.lo1.17 ; one car
white$1.05 ; No. J , $1.15.
CORN Steady to lower : No. 2 mixed , 3IT ?
SHic ; No. 2 white , 334 < LfJ < Jy2c ; No. 3 , So'/ill1
" '
'o ATS Active , lower ; No. 2 white , 32 f
32' > c.
RYE Weak : No. 2 , G2S7C3C.
HAY Prairie , higher , choice , $10.00 ; cholco
timothy , $11.00.
BUTTER Weak ; creamery , 121il14e ? ;
dairy , 10iil2c.
ECKiS I-Irm : fresh , Sc.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 85,200 bu. ; corn , 67-
GOO bu ; oats. 14,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 31,200 bu. ; coin , 4-
300 bu. ; outs , 32,000 bu.
Cincinnati Mnr.kct
CINCINNATI , May 17. FLOUR-FIrm
and higher ; fancy , $350-0523.
WHEAT Steady ; No. 2 red. $1.2j.
CORN Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 37Vu3) ) > c ,
OATS-Dull : No. 2 mixed. 3J'/4c.
RYE Easier ; No. 2 , 03c.
PROVISIONS Laid , easier at $ G.4j Bulk
meats , quiet at $ G 60. Bacon , llrm at $7.25.
W111SICY Firm at J1.2J.
BUTTER Dull ; fancy Elgin creamery fc ,
17c : Ohio , 12i(15o ( ; dairy , lOUWjc.
SUGAR Kusy ; haid rellned , $4.li0G.10.
EOGS-Qulft at 9c.
CHEESE Dull ; good to prime Ohio flat ,
Ci nil 11 IU-1'f-lntH lit l > rlucl | > nl Market * .
MINNEAPOLIS , May 17. Receipts :
Wheat , 13S cats.
ST. LOUIS , May 17. Receipts : Wheat
CHICAGO , May 17. Receipts today
Wheat , 374 curs ; corn. 1,191 cars ; oats , 403
cars. Estimated cars for tomoirow : Wheat
340 ; coin , 350 ; oats , Ib5
DULUTH , May 17. Receipts : Wheat
t)3b cats.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO , May 17. WHEAT Active anil
weak ; No 2 cash. $1.19 : May , JUS.
CORN Dull und weak ; No. 2 mixed , 33V < c
OATS Dull : No. 2 mixed , SOVic.
RYE Dull and steady ; No. 2 cash , C5c.
CLOVEHSCED Dull and steady ; prime
cash , $305.
i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Urtrolt Market.
DETROIT , May 17. WHEAT No.
white , $1,27 ; No. 2'red cash and May , $139.
CORN No. 2 mixed , 39' , < > c.
OATS No. 2 white , 36c.
RYE-NO. 2. 65c.
IVorln Mnrki'tx.
PEOJUA , May 17. CORN Firm ; No. 2
"
OATS Irregular ; No. 3 white , 30ii31c.
WHISKY High proof spirits. $1.2J > ,2.
1'lillnilelpliln I'rodne-c.
PHILADELPHIA , May 17.-BUTTER-
Dull : fancy western creamery , 17c.
EGGS Firm ; fresh western , lie.
Nnn KrHiic'Isi-ei AVIie-nt Miirl * t.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 17. WHEAT
Steady. Dece-mber , J1.64 5-S.
I1ARLEY Steady ; December , J1.30VJ.
STOCKS AM )
I'roffMHlonnl Ope-ratorN He-new the
Uimnrd C'emrMc eif 1'rlcpN.
NEW YORK , May 17. Today's advance
In the prices of stocks were the result of (
movement among professional operntoi
to renew the upward course of price-
These operators argued that the marke
had undi-rgono a fair degree of reuctloi
during yesterday , und the luttcr part of IUH
week. The reaction had Invited a fill
sl.ort Inter ? < t nnd had wiped nut the wen !
holders on the long side of speculation
This represented an improvement In th
technical conditions of the market. Th
day's trading started off with the advantage
tago of an Improvement In London , wher
prices of American securities were ad
vii need a sharp fraction all around. Ther
was also Home buying for London at th
opening heio , but London afterward turne
seller when prices had risen. There are i
number of stocks which enjoy the spechi
support of friends und Inside Interests , un
these Imparted tirmncss by sympathy to th
rc-st of the murket. The combination o
these circumstances made the bull.s fee
warranted in pushing up the prices of thel
favorites without waiting for more dellnlt
developments of the naval situation 1
Went Indian waters. There- was no evldenc
of any lingo outside interest und an
slackening of the professional demand pri1
rlpltated dullness. The absence of outsid
Oe-niund was Indicated cli-arly also by th
way In which prices fell uwuy In the ro.xllz
Ing movement In the llnril hour. The d.i > '
extreme1 advances were curtailed from *
to > ii by this movement , but net ndvaiu-es
of between 1 nnd 2 points for all the ptln-
clpal stccks still remained. Tobacco led the
ll t In point of activity , and vibrated fever
ishly all day over a lunge of nearly 5
points. Enormous Mingle blocks of this
stock llguied In the dealings , both In the
downward movement and on the recovery.
The stock shows n net gain of 2U. The bull
campaign was accompanied by the usual
crop of rumors , onei of which reported Spain
us suing for peace. The lutes for time
money went lower to 3 per cent for nlxty ;
days , 3\4 \ per cent for ninety days und I percent
ce-nt for four month * . The abundant supply
of moncv In the country nnd n prospect of
n trndu balance for the year In our favor
of over JiWO.OOO.COO urei taken much account
of by those- who study the speculative out
look. A plethora of money seeking em
ployment and continued foreign demand for
our products means an era of higher prices
and of speculative nnd Industrial activity.
The we-e-k's exports of general merchandise
from New York were Jll,3v2.103 , ccpnpared
with $6,876,873 last week. In view of these
figures , coupled with nome buying of stocks
for London account. It Is not surprising
that the price of demand sterling bills
should have lost He of yesterday's gain.
The bond markel wus quiet , but prices ire
higher nil round. Total sales. $1,650.00' ) .
United States new 4s fell V , nnd the 5s i
In the bid price. There was a sale of thu
new 4s , registered , at nn advance of JVi over
the lust sale , which was several weeks
glnrei.
The Evening Post's Ixwdon financial ca
blegram hays : The utock markets hero
opened n trllle better today In the absence
of further disquieting speeches , hut cloned
dull , except for American * , where thn press
ure to sell hns abated , and vvhldi closed
good on New York support. The New York
powrr of absorption excites surprise. It Is
bctloveil yesterday's nulo lo brokers was as
nmch n 40,000 shitifca , The ease In money
Is duo to releaKO hf moro Japanese monny
and the operation ( > t tbo Bank of England's
policy In making advances frco of Interest ,
repayable In gold bullion.
Thn following arp .tbo rloslnir quotations
of the loo/MnB stocks on the New York mar-
cet today :
Atchlxon . HnwallC. C. . .
clopfd . St. 1' . * ( Jin. . 7H
Imillmoro * Ohio. . do pfd . 1 JO
St , P. M. A M. ,13.
Can vln Soiuneni. . . o. Paclllc . .
Central Pnclrtc o. Itillvvny. ,
Ches. AOmo. . .
Chlc.ico * Altoa. , TMX.IS A I'.lulllC , . , .
C..D.&Q lee Dillon Tactile
C.AE. 1 ft ) tl. P.D. AO 7.4
C.C.C. & St L , . . . .11 Wnbiati
Uop l so Wibish * pfil
Dal. \ Hudson tiit Wlio l. A U K
Del. U fc W 150 Wlieul. A L. K. ptJ HH
Dmi.AHloO 11 AOinm Kx lee
do pfd. . . . . . . . . 4(1 ( Amorli-in Kx lan '
Erlu mew ) Hulled Status Kx. . . 40
ErlolatpM . Wells KaMO Kx. . . . 115
Ft. Wnvnn IBM Am. Cot. Ull
flrentXortherupfil. 13'J A. Col. Oil pfd
HocKtnir VMIov. . . . Am. spirits
tllliiol 0 < mtnl. , , . 10J Am. SnlrllApfd
Lake KrloA W. . . . , lo Am. Tooicoo. . . . . . HUH
do pfd do uM . 111
LaknSlioro Penile s Una HUM
I.omsvlllo&NasU. Cons i ) is. 11)011 )
Manhattan L Hl-'M 100
Met. St. Ily. , . . 1.10 Col. V. it Iron. . VIM
Mlchlrnn Central. . tlo nut uu
Minn. A St. L JU ( Ion. Klectric aim
84 Illinois Steal 01) )
Mo.l'aalfla . T.-iCloJu uas 411
Moblldft Ohlu . 3IH
MQ.K..V T . ini ( | uo KM
Mo.K. \ T pftl . ; ) Jts'S'ni Un oil
Cln. , IHI. ( AL . U iOn-con Imp. Co
do pfd . 27 it'icllloMnll
K. J. Cantril . I'l I'u'.lmnti I'll 1M1
N. Y.Ccntral . 114 isilviTCortlnc.il . . 07W
N.Y.Chl. .v.St.1 , . . I'.t isiiuid. Itupu J.T . . . IH
dolst pfd . 1)9 ) iSuzir 1304
do-2ilft . eln | ird 114
Nor ( oik .V Western T. C. A. iron 23
No. Amor. Co . U. S. Lo-Uhcr
No.Pnrllic . elo pW OIK
( lOtfll ) . U. S Uiiblwr :
OnlarloAi W . do 1 > M
Oreifon Nav . 30 Western Union. . . .
Ore. Short Lino. . . . , 10 Noithuoaturn. . . .
1'lllHburc . lUs do life ! HIS
n. o .v w u"
oclt Islnnil. . lOOH.H. . ( i. A W.uM. , 55
.L.&S P. . . 7'ilchl ' GlVt 3t
( lo latpru. . . Oilj Uenitlnit INI iifd..T
t. I'aul . OJWlit I&S. W
do pM .145 I Uo. pfil
The total sales of stocks today were
hates , Including 3-ISj Atchlson. IL'279 Atihl-
on preferred , B.C91 Chenpeukc As Ohio , 27,770
'hlcago. Burlington Ar Qulncy , 11,833 Lottts-
lllu Ac Nashville ; 11.273 Manhattan , 3,8Ji >
Utropolltan , G.D30 Missouri 1'aclllc , 7,401
< 7orthcin 1'aclllu ptcferrcd , 32.923 Rock
sland , 32,743 St. Paul , 3.2W Southern pre-
erred , 2IWH Union Paclllc profeired , 13J.M7
'obacco , G.220 People's Gas , 51,016 Sugar ,
,013 Tennessee Coal and It on , 5.G71 Leather
irofoned , 3.S10 Rubber , 5,371 Rubber pro-
erred.
NtMV York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK , May 17. MONEY ON CALL
Nominally 2' < f2'fc per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-CSO per
'cnt. '
STERLING EXCHANGE-Qulct , with
uslness In bankers' bills at $1 SO for demand
md at $1 82V , for sixty days ; posted rates
ISWI487. commercial blll $ l 8HiW > 2.
SILVER CERTiriCATES-OG'/45J 74C.
PAR SILVER-07Vc.
GOVERNMENT IJONDS Easier ; now 4s ,
eglstercd , 122Vi : coupon , 122V4 : 4s registered.
OSVi : coupon , 103 ; 2s , Wi ; Os , registered and
coupon , 110i ; Pacifies Gs of 'S9 , 103.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol-
ows :
) .S neiw4B , roz. N. C. 1)3 ) . IS'J
I. S. new Is con. . . 122 M. C. 19 . 105
I.S. 4s. res NO P.lClllQ IBIS. . .Ill )
J.S.4scoitu. . . . < No I'aclna 3 . . . . < i
J.S Via.ro/ No P.ielno 4n . . . . O.Ti
J. s 5s ro- N. Y. (1 A St. L 4s .104
/.s.asco'iip ! ! .liiiioK N , -W. ba . 117
Jlstrlct.l. iljt. . . N ! W.OonioU . 140
Ala .class A , . . . N , W. Dub Rs . 11 t
Ala..clans 1) . . . . Oro. Nav.lats . 11.
Ala.-lnHsC ; iir orn Nav. 4 . . . . Wi
Aln.Currency. . . . 9i > n a L , . Oa. ur. . 12.1
o S.L. 5i. t. r . 1 (
Ateliuonanl. 4s. . O.liuu. Ists.t. r..lO'l '
O Imp. Ss t. r. . ; > 71 <
lcjiiro Ti'r'l Da. Piicinoba of 'U3. . .101
o r.s 1 la , . Kcidlu ; 4s . HUfi
C.H.AD 4 1 . ' H.O.Wast Ills . . . . S.'H
D.ill. a. ISH . ! 'l)5. ( ) SU L. i I. M. Con T fl I > 4
I ) . ill 0.43 . . ink St. L A.3. V.OBII 0 IIS
EahiTonn. lata , . . .inu St. P. Consols . 14' '
ErlcOcn Is . . 71JJ SUP. C.JLP. Ut > . . 117
K. VV & D U. t. r. 71 St. P. C. A P. . 115
"Jet , , y lee. Si- , , , .10U 4ithern By. 8s. . . .
O.H S A. ( In 8TI JkT. Uu . 01
.H.AS A.Ms. . new ot > . . . Pit
H.tT. Ojnt 5s. , . .110 Tx. 1'uc. I. O.lst 103' ' <
H.iT. C.fon U .101 Tcx.P.io.Rf. ' . ' ( I * . . .sl' '
lowu C. HtJ. . . . u.-p. D.&O. lati. . r,7
La. Now Coil. Is. . .100 \Vib. Is' S . 1IMIH
L AM. Unl. 43. . . . H8 W.ib. 2it . 81
Missouri ( Is . 10lt WeatShoroU . 107M
\'o. Cun Hiring . Us
M.K. AT.4S . Vtf tloferrjil . fi
N. Y. C. Ists Union IMuina nfd. . BiJU
N. J. 0.0s . Union IMclfle 4 . . . WiU
Iloiiton Stock Qiiotntlona.
BOSTON , May 17. Call loans , 3II per
cent ; tlmo loans , 5iG per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining shares :
A.T.&s f TTT. t II ( l Si
American Siifir. 13DH E K. 1 . 11,0 ,
Am.Sucar ofd. . . AlchlHon lfU .
Dav state Gaa fieri. Klec. vld .
L'cll rulopnoiio. . COO AtchlHon . 8 ! )
C-'J New Kiitfla-ul Us . . Ill
DostonA Maine. . 11,0 Gun. Etue f > . 10o
C..B..VQ Allonoz MlulilT UJ 10o'j' " -
Fltchonr/ Alllntlc . -'j'
311 llosion li Moiltam 104H
Illlnola Steal . 40 IliiUni. [ Io tcn. . . . J4W
Mexican Central. . Cnhnno' \ KocU. . & 5U
Old Colony 180 Contp mlal . 14
lUiuoer SU FrJiiKhu . 11
Union Pacific Osc''oU ' . 4 9
West End Oulncr . ll'-'X
Went Kna nrd. . , . IS" .
XV. Eloc Wolverines 21W
XV il(33. : ( Bfl S' ' Ptiroli 1' )
Wla. Con Olil Dominion ' . ' 0
Snii Pranclneo 31lnlii Unotnllona.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 17. OIHclul clos
ing quotations on mining stocks today were
as follows : ,
Aha . 53 Halo & Norcross. . 80
AlplmCon . Jnstlro ii
Annas . 8n Mexican in
Belcher . n clUPiital con. . . . UJ
I'raiJt Belabor. . . . 28I Oplilr ; n
million . ( I Overman ' _ '
Caledonia. . . .1. . . . ! 5 Polosl iil
rii.illenco Con . 10 Savuco 11
Clioimr. . 17 Sierra Netatla 67
Coiuldnncn . 41 Union Con K
Cou.C.n. , ( . Va. . . . 67 Utah Con 6
Crown Point . U Yullow Jacket . . . . 21
fiuuln Al.'urrln. . ; 20 Standard 1CJ
asked.
Silver bars , DG'Jc ' ; Mexican dollars , -IGVl ©
46 > 4c ; drafts , sight , , H9r ; telegraph , 12Kc.
York Mlnlnu Quntntluim.
NEW YORK. May-.17. , . The following are
the coslng mining emulations : _
Chollar. . . . . . . . . . 27i Oltirio -7. " )
Crowu I'olin . . . . 0
Cnn. cal. .VV.i . . . & } Plymouth 10
DnaJwoou . 75 Oillcltsllvt-r 10)
Gould t Currv . ' . ' ( ) Quicksilver DM. . V'OJ
HilcA Norrrosv. 13 alcrra NBVJ li. . . . HI
IlunieiliKU . 4000 Sti-uUrJ ID )
Ii on .Silver . II Union Co i II )
Mexican . II Yullow J.iucet . . . 'JO
London Qnittutloni.
LONDON , May 17. p. m. Closing ;
Conjoin. m'v..llu 3-1D
Consols , ac-ct llOli , cnnstlvunU
Can 1'aolfte H4U
Eric Mex On. new 4i. . 4
Kne Iht prd . JJ'4 AtCll'bOU '
111. Cemr.ii . 1UO ! < I , . AN E
Mexican ordinary. 18 Grand Trunk. ,
Si.lMiilpo.iimoq.07 (
BAR SILVER-Stcady at 2G 5-lGd per
OllllfO.
MONEY 2V403 per cent.
The rate ot discount In the open market
for short bills. 3 6-W3 11-18 per cent ; for
three months' bills. , ( 5-Si3 | 11-10 < > cr cent.
I'Initiirlnl N'oten.
OMAHA. Mnv n.M'hc clearlnsa for the
day were $973. 57.90 ; illulces. J153.1CG 17. The
clearings for 1X87 wyre jM"0,2'jl 41 , and the
balaiufs , ? 53,051.CO. 'Increase In cle.irlnsJ ,
$313,3'JJ 4G. )
CHICAGO. May n.-Clcailngs , $21,15S,9M.
balances , J2. 175.022. New York exuhunge , Kc
discount ; Sterling exthaiige , posted , $1 S > fti
4.87 ; actual , IMfi4fci ! ; Mixty days , l blWW
4. 5 ; stocks dull ; Illtwulti 27 > S ; Illscult pre
ferred , ( > Si ; Diamond' . Match , 13t > ; North
Chicago , VM , Stiuw board/ ; West Chicago ,
'
BALTIMORE. Ma lT-CJearlngs , J1.9.M-
| LOl : balunces. KSLTEO" " '
! ST. LOUIS , May IT.T-CMoarlngj , $4.8n.GG3 ;
balances , JKG.llI ; inonriy , 5ftS pur cent ; Now
Vork exchange , 3Cc pccmlum bid , 50c pre
mium asked.
NEW YORK. Mav 17 dealings , $132.720-
; balances. $10n..S ) 7l
I1OSTON. May n.-JClt-arings , J19,75GG22 ;
balances , I2.0I7.M1. "
CINCINNATI. May 17. Money easy nt
3fjO per cent ; Now York exchange , par tend
2ic premium ; clearing ,167,000.
I'lnniit'lnl.
LONDON , Slay 1 | , TJio market for Amer
ican securities advanced at the opening and
was steady all day on the bears covering.
) The closing tone was steady and the loon
mund generally light. Amount of bullion
taken Into the Dank of England on bal
ance today , 23,000. Cold Is quoted nt Bue
nos Ayres at 157.23. Spanish 4s closed 10at
33 1-8. H net advance of 1-8.
BEHLIN , May 17. Prices were nun on
the bourse today on easier money. Ameri
can securities rallied well and bank and
mine shares were higher.
I'ARIS , May 17. Active business and a
general recovery were the features of the
bourse transactions today. This was on Ins
to the llrmness of the London market ; ,
which caused many repurchases. But later
In the day prices fluctuated and closed
I barely steady. SpanUh 4s closed at 33t , a
net decline of 3-10. Throe per cent rentes ,
1 102f 33e for the account. Exchange on Lon
don , 25f 33Vic for check * .
i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattlo and Sheep Receipts Shrink , but Hogs
Hold Out Well ,
HOGS MAKE ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Tm-nty < o Titonlj-KIti * C * n Up al
the Vr > - genii ( in nnil HID era
Alt ItiiNtlliiK ( or the
lu
SOUTH OMAHA , May 17-nccclpts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattlo. HOES. Sheep , ll'r'9.
May 17 3,751 tf.lua t > vj * .
.May 16 1,32 , ! ) 4ltl 11,330 26
Miiy 11 811 t-,83.1 1,7.1 . lj
iliiy 13 , 1.4MJ 7,747 l,4lii . . . .
May U 810 b.70.1 1.37i 1
May u 4,301) CaJ3 4,510 Ci
May 10 4,737 Ml S.OIO . . . .
May 9 2,601 3b74 lO.bJJ - > >
Muy 7 1.866 ,217 a,5e4 . . . .
Muy 6 2,9 7,051 4.9JJ 3
May 5 7S.S 4.346 1.479 . . . .
May 4 3,1'JJ 7.915 3.S3J 7
May 3 4.026 9,236 O.WO <
Miiy 2 2'JSO 2..19 7,13l ! \ \
April 30 1,53.1 G.900 1,323 51
April 211 2Wi ( > . . ! - . ! > b.dU . . . .
April 2s 1.5SS b.73J S.COJ
The olllclal number of cais ot stock
brought In today by each road wus :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
C. , M. & Bt. 1 > . Ily .
O. , Si St. U Hy . . .
Missouri Pacltlc Ily . IS 2
Union P.iclllu System . . 53 31 3
C. As N. W. Ry . . .
F. , i : . A : M. V. H. H. . . . 27 40
s. c. AC r. ny . c i . .
C. , St. 1' . . M. & O. Hy. . 22 4
11. A : M. 11. H. H . 33 Si
C. , H. A ; Q. Hy . 2
C. , H. I. & I' . Hy. , east. . . . U
C. , H. 1. Ac 1' . Hy. , west. . . 1
Total receipts . 1C3 131 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer pui chasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Ituvers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omullii Packing Co . 103 SJJ 415
a. li. Hammond Co . 7Gt 2.UU
Swltl and Compuii ) . 910 l.O'JS
Cuduhy racking' Co . 1,05. 2Zlu 223
P. D. Armour , Chicago. 002 1.IJ3
H Decker and Degan. . . . ii .
Hiuton .V Co . 31 . . . . ' . . . .
Hill & Huntzlntjer . 4 .
L , . r. Him . 19 .
Livingston & Sclmler . . 09 .
North 1' . At 1' . Co . 320
Myers . 03 . . . . . . . .
Inter. P. Ac 1' . Cv ( . 1J2
Cmlahy 1' . Co , 1C. C. . . . 12b .
Planklnton 1' . Co , Mil . 30J
Other bu > eis . 73 . . . . 215
Left o\er . . . 100 .
Totals . 3.71G 9,030 SS5
Todny'snrrlvnli of stock numbered 23lcars ,
as against 100 yestciday , 372 a week ago ,
3iO two weeks ago. The heavy falling oft
In arrivals as compared with one and two
weeks ago was duo to the shrlnkimu In cut-
tlo and sheep receipts. The arrhuls of hogs
were llbciul and fully up to what Is ordl-
narlly anticipated for a Tuesday. The mar
kets , us a whole , were In very satisfactory
condition us regards the selling Interests ,
u\civthliiB bringing strong to higher pi Ices.
All kinds of stock wore In good demand
and practically everything In the yards hud
changed hands at an early hour.
CA'ITLC l-'or u Tuesday the receipts of
cattle were light , the run today numbering
onlv'136 cars , us against 218 a week ago ,
and 210 two weeks ago. .As the market yt-s-
teiduy and on Satin day was In good shape
for the sellers It would seem only natuial
that theto should be a fair run , but so far
tills week It has been light.
As the most of the cattle hero wore corn-
fed steers , the offerings ot beef cattle were
of fair pioportlons , but there were few that
could bo called really good. A considerable
proportion of the receipts was made up of
westerns , and there were quite n S"Od many
lough and unllnlshcd cattle among the of
ferings. Still the buyeis wanted the cattle
and they seemed to have use for all kinds.
On most days there Is u strong Inclination
to nogluet the heavy and course beeves , but
today there was a demand for them till ,
and the market wus active and strong fiom
start to finish.
Thcie was ulho a very firm cow market
and the ten or u dozen loads of cows and
heifers In the yards changed hands In good 1
season. Veal calves sold as high us 1s
any time , good veals bringing $ GGO. Hujors
complain of the scarcity of calves and hay .
that they could use a good many moro If
they wore to be had. The country evidently
has no Intention of parting with many
calves , as , otherwise , the high pi Ices ruling
would bring them In. Hulls , stags , etc. ,
also sold at good , firm prices.
As noted yesterday theie Is an nctlvo d -
mnnd for stock cattle and the few here
brought good , strong prices. Ono bunch of
lltllo cattle hold up to Jo 10 , showing that
( food cattle are wanted , and that the coun
try seems ready to pay the price. Rcprc-
buntativu sales :
STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2. . 860 $ J 50 1. . 710 $3 75 1..1050 51 73
2. . 840 3 SO 1..1170 383 19..1000 390
1..1030 4 00 15..110S 4 00 1..1220 4 00
2. . 903 4 00 1. . 890 4 0 3..US ! 4 00
1. . 89D 4 00 12. . 966 4 03 IS..1123 4 10
16. . 921 I 10 8. . 9 > 0 4 15 19..1434 4 16
3. . 9QJ 4 20 40. . S32 4 20 121..103.1 1 20
15. . 814 4 20 62..1160 4 20 12..1464 4 20
IS..129 420 2..1J93 420 51..129S 423
IS..1033 42.3 4. . 9S5 123 22..1177 425
31..1331 423 2-f. . 919 123 50..107S 423
21..1007 4 25 19..1179 4 23 2 . 810 4 25
6. . 916 425 36..103S 125 4ii..H51 4 , ! l )
14. . 96S t 30 1..1000 4 SO M..12.26 4 30
U. . S21 1 30 IS.,139 4 30 60. . 970 4 JO
20..1215 430 21..12IS 430 D6..1107 4 3J
103.1107 1 30 5..1012 4 30 2..11J5 4 30
27..1227 430 21..1150 435 12..1213 4 33
31..1011 433 17..1007 t 33 3..12U 4 33
21..1185 4 35 47..1112 4 S3 21..1319 4 35
28..1211 4 35 42..1121 4 35 20..1J3 * I 40
36..1310 4 40 20..1203 4 49 J9..1074 4 40
J9..109I 440 9..1163 440 8..1171 440
40..1245 4 43 27..1143 4 43 IS..12J5 4 43
J.12bS I f 8..1143 445 SL-lO l 443
1U..110S 4 45 18..1397 4 45 26..1116 4 43
10 .141(1 ( 1 13 3S..1339 4 13 77..1119 4 GO
32 12OT 4 HO 4J l.'U 1 BO 31 .1110 I GO
19..1146 4 GO 1..13uO 4 GO 19.1133 4 GO
21..1220 4 { ft 6..1140 1 Gi SO..1173 4 55
57..U3J 4 G3 20. . 1323 4 60 10..1253 1 63
3. . COJ 4 73
COWS
1. . S20 2 50 2. . SS5 2 73 1. . 830 2 73
2. . 590 300 1. . SSO II 10 1. . WO 320
4. . 830 3 20 3. . 851 3 23 1. . ! > 70 3 23
1..1620 323 2..mO 325 1. . 890 323
1..1010 323 3. . 930 323 1..1100 .135
2..1050 333 7..12 2 .135 1..1060 340
1. . CM ) 340 1. . 810 340 1..1030 340
2. . 933 340 2..1093 313 1..1090 3 GO
1. . 810'3 DO 1..10i)1 3 GO G..1030 .1 G3
1. . 90 315 2..1135 3 70 1..12JO 370
2..1130 373 1..1270 375 1..1130 373
1..1100 375 1..1110 375 1..1070 3 SO
2..1200 II 80 4..1115 3 WI G0..10HJ 380
1. . 741 3 bo 20. . 956 3 S3 1..1220 383
16. . 9383 ! 1..1230 385 ! l..ltt)2 385
1..1210 383 1 .1190 3 ! )0 4..1030 390
3..100) 390 2..117' 393 2..1005 393
3..1066 4 OT 1..10JO 400 31..1061 400
II..1191 4 10 1..1510 4 10 1. . 8S > 0 1 13
1..1530 4 30
IIEIPEHS.
1. . 650 SSO 2. . W3 3 ( .0 1. . 770 370
1.800 375 I. . 630 400 1..10RO 415
] 0. . 810 4 20 G. . G16 4 25 G. . 716 4 23
2 , , 9.3 4 23 G. . 916 4 35 1..10SO i Jo
1. . USO 4 10
HULLS
1..1370 323 1..1TM 33) 1..1360 333
1..1T30 340 1. 1330 3 10 1..1610 3 4J
1. 1830 3 10 1. 1C60 3 40 1..1IOO : l ID
7.1574 343 1..1370 3 GO t. . 990 350
1..U30 360 1. , 780 SCO 1. . 810 373
1..11,10 355 2.,1150 370 1..1COO 375
1. . 930 3 90 1. . SCO 4 25
COWS AND STEERS.
5..1010 3 C5
COWS AND
13. . 870 3 90
HEIFERS AND STEERS.
20. . 975 4 40 87..1072 4 35
CALVES.
1. SI'I ' fi 25 1. . 170 0(10 3. . 136 627
1. . 110 623 1. . 110 050 1. . 170 6 GO
3-16 ° GC °
STAGS.
3..1030 3 M 2 , . 470 310 4..1115 363
1..15IO 275 5..14W ) 375 1..1770 400
3..1093 4 UO
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . 7SO 3 GO 1. . 910 3 73 2 . C35 3 73
1 , . 810 350 3..lOOi ) 385 10. . 937 410
n. . 931 4 25 IS..1036 4 25 1. . 6SO 4 25
2. . 780 430 G. . 6hil 135 1..6M 4 & 0
2. . 4--0 4 90 11. . 744 4 75 4. . 237 G 00
3478 6 10 2. . 275 6 15
HOGS Lnrpo receipts und much higher
prices wen ) untlclputed for today und the
rc-HiiltH fully bore out expectations.
Provisions made n sensational advance
yesterday , nearly nil of which was ro-
tlined , under the Intluonco of lurKC buying
orders botfi for Kovernmunt nnd for prlvutu
nce-ount , Under such conditions It was to
be : expected Unit Ihe packers would all bet
Ktroni ; buyers of ho s this mornlnc und
lhi-y cttmu to the front on schedule ) tlmo.
\Vlth nearly 110 loads In t-lKlit thu mukct [
opened nctlvo und oxrlted nt nn ndvunce
of 20ft25u over yesterday's murk. Every
one vanted hoes , both local packers and
shippers , and uverjono went uftur them.
Sellers seemed to reullzu thai ihuy had m.a
Kood Ihluif find they cut loose without walt-
Imr for later developments. Ueforo , holed
middle of the forenoon had he > en reached
prat tic-Ally cv crytti\nK \ In stanl had changed
hands.
Medium weight and mixed loads . . . .
larscly at Jl 43i4 50 and medium vvelKht to
heavy loads ut JICUii4D5. A few trashy
loads sotil hplow $1.45. but not mnny. As a
rule the quality ot tlio ofTorlngs was good
so that the ranRO of prices was narrow nnd
n Rood mnny of thn hogn oM nt the two
prli-cfl. II.W und J4W.
Today's ndvanco ngaln smash the rec
ord for this Benson nnd for oevernl nonsons
Ime-k. I'ntll today thn hlKli point this ycnr
xvus touched on May 13 whejn the fiveniRO
of nil the sales was JI3I3-S. Today hojis
Fold nt thn highest point tour-hcci slnco
August , 1S95. Ono ye > nr ngo todny hops
v\cio 0o lower , two yours ago tl.3MH.40
lower , and three yrnrs ngo lOc lower than
they vvero today. In other words hogs noli !
todny nt the lilelu'nt point touched on May
17 ttlncei 1891. Representative sales ;
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
Ji | 236 80 ? l 40 li 216 SO } 4 40
14 316 . . . I lt 12 210 . . . 4 41) )
Gl 241 40 4 40 73 241 160 4 40
, . . .212 120 I 10 16 157 . . . 4 40 I
, . . .215 . . . I 4J > a 13 2JO . . . 4 l j
. . . .301 80 4 13 61 259 1W1 4 45
. . . .211 . . . 4 45 60 ICt ! 80 4 43
69 22. . . . 44" S3 SM . . . 145
61 214 . . . 4 45 B3 300 . . . 4 45
Wi ! 237 160 4 45 Gl 21U 160 4 45
(9 275 120 4,45 2S 2.M . . . 413
73 2tt . . . 443 23 312 . . . 443
61 200 40 4 15 07 236 SO 4 13
.S 242 80 4 45 77 ! 21 120 4 45
67 2IS 10 4 43 71 2IS SO 4 43
73 257 80 4 fi 6S 210 SO 443
67 Zfl . . . 4 41 fill 133 . . . 4 45
1,3 263 80 4 45 Mi lin 80 4 45
70 216 . . . 4 45 C9 246 . . . 4 43
71) 2 ? ) 80 4 45 GO 147 1C" I 43
57 : 210 SO 445 I" 241 . . . 445
81 210 12D 445 71 U7. 80 445
76 2)1 ) 80 415 Id 2JI . . . 445
6.1 211 . . . 143 61 29 ! 160 445
73 211 120 I 45 M ) MS 120 4 45
57 215 .SO 443 M 251 40 I 47V4
123 249 200 4 47U tJ 210 . . . 4 47 $
fi > _ > SO I 47'j ' Gl 232 80 I 47J4
67 Jt > 9 . . . 4 47V. 61 261 210 '
62 211 lit ) 4 47V. fit 274 80
SO 227 . . . 4 47IS 71 270 . . .
f. . . .237 211 4 47'5 8.1..23.1 . . .
86 27 ! SO 4 47'a
69 . . . 256 ICO 4 GO 71 2H SO 4 61
63. . . , 310 . . . 1 GO 63 295 . . . 4 GO
10. . . . 2IS . . . 1 GO ( f . . . 27J SO 150
73 2i/i . . . 1 = 0 f.7 276 160 4 60
3J 211 80 4 GO 71 215 . . . I GO
6.1 2V ICO I 0 G,7 275 II'O 4 GO
G3. . . , i"i . . . I GO 61 3.511 80 I TO
70 .hJ SO 460 1 2I7 80 460
ff 2u ! 80 4 Gil 14 2' 80 4 TO
65 319 . . . 450 77 23S . . . 4 GO
51 2")7 ) . . . 461) ) 63 251 ICO 150
G6 aw 80 4 50 61 319 160 1 GO
4S n.6 ' 40 4 60 G9 257 . . . I GO
61 2 < ) D 210 4 50 ( S > . . . . 211 10 1 50
72 22 $ 40 4 CO 5. 3X ) SO 450
SO . . . . 230 80 45(1 ( 127 292 . . . I 60
67 277 UO 4 GO G' ) 2r,9 . . . 450
GO 310 80 460 ( ,7 231 160 4 '
bJ 2u7 80 4 521 $ 71 301 80 IK !
60 273 . . . 4 G5 76 230 80 I Ki
55 291 . . . 155 7.1 . . . .233 ] M ) 453
63 . . .305 . . . 455 GS 2M . . . 465
G5 . . . 302 . . . 165 62'M \ . . . 4 G5
70 213 100 4 40 71 21(1 ( . . . I 45
SO 215 200 4 13 67 24S 120 1 15
61 211 l.'O 443 Gl 119 160 143
61 256 160 4 4714 17 ! 211 240 I I7'i '
71 2jO 120 I | 7'A 82 211 80 I 60
62 277 . . . 450" 77 25S 20) ) 450
9J 21S . . 1 GO G5 279 80 160
66 . . .27' ) 80 460 Gl 27s . 460
71. . , .2d6 . . . 4 GO ( ii 211 12J I 50
72 . . . . 25S 100 4 G2l-i li . . . , M 100 453
CO 319 . . I ffl
WAGON HOGS THUOW OUTS
1 220 . . . 300 1 "SO . . . 300
1 330 . . . SO ) 1 110 . . . 3W
1 410 . . . : ; 23 1 27H . . . 425
6 1SS . . . 4 25 4 250 . . . 4 37'i
II 276 . . . 4 37U. fi 2-5 80 I 40
6 201 . . . 440 3 21,0 . . . 440
G 2S ! . . . 1 10 7 171 . . . 4 40
J 25 . . . 4 40 .1 271 . . . 4 40
2 250 . . . 4 40 4 310 80 I 40
( i 220 . . . 4 40 1 29) ) . . . 4 40
1 HO . . . 4 40 8 ' . ' > ] . . . 4 10
1 3M ) . . . 1 10 7 1SS . . . 4 40
G 296 . . . I 40 7 2U . . . t 40
6 2M ) . . . 440 4 212 . . . 440
1 2SO . . . 44214 6 211 . . . 1 4J1 ,
7 212 . . . 443 C 275 . . . 430
,3 2S6 . . . 4 HI S 376 . . . 450
9 251 . . . 4 50
SHEEP Tills was nil off day as rosaids
sheep receipts , only about four decks nil
told biMiiK In the yards. To maku the- situa
tion still less to the llkliiB of bujei.s the
ejuallty of what was hero was not very
Rood.
The buyers , however , w anted what there'
was , nnd took cverylhtnp , payinf ; ut least
steudy pi Ices , or oven stroiiK , considering
the quality. A bunch of wooled Mexican
owes sold ut $370 , with wooled sheep nnd
yearllnRS ut J4 00 , and a deck of nil year-
HIIRS nt J4.25. Reprc-scnlallvc sales :
No. Av. Pr.
ISO ewes MI $170
41ri c-vves , shorn 31 373
Ilri sheep nnd yearlings , wooled UK ) 4 CO
US yearlliiKS. wooled 8S 4 23
IATU YKSTiniDAY.
219D Colorado wooled lambs 82 500
l.l--f HtocU ( iOM Iit.
Hogs , higher.
Cattle , stiong.
Sheep , very scarce.
Evcrj thins sold early.
Kind of maikcts sellers like.
I ) Glenn of Smlthllcid maiKctcd
Thompson Bros , of Puplllion miiiKctcd
hoss.
n. S. Newman was In ftom Nickerson
" ,1th .stark.
T. F. Wllcox of Lincoln was In with u
car of IIOES.
II. Tonge.s of llecmcr , Neb. , came In with
a car of boss.
T. Ij Davis brought In two loads of cattle
from Beatrice.
Ira Grltlln of St , Paul , Neb. , brought in
two cats of IIOKJ.
David Price of Thaycr , Nc-b. , was In with
two cars of cattlo.
M. N. NeLson and P. Nelson were In from
Oakland with cattle.
James Frner of Colmbus , Neb. , brought
In llvo cars of cattlo.
J. H. Vallcry of Mynard , Neb. , came In
with u car of cattle.
F. C. Drinker brought In a load of cattle
from Missouri Valley.
W. II. and N. Jonej were In with a car
of hoes from Lov eland.
II , Bro\vn of Council Uluird , la. , had a car
of slice ) ) on the inaiket.
U. Sahoda of Beemer. Kob. , was at the
yntds wit ha car of cattle ,
G. A. Storrs was hero with two loads of
cattle from Helleitaid , Neb.
U. Lyons of Gratna , Nou. , was nt the
vnrd-i < vlth a cur of cattlo.
Receipts one year ago today were 5,000
cattle , 9,670 hogs , 3,293 sheep.
Garnet fc Ogdcn of Momlamln , la , were
la with thri > u cats of cattle.
Fled Stensrer of Columbus was nt the
yards with three cur.s of u.ittlc * .
C. II. Knssebaum of Wlsncr , Neb , was
here with thice can of inttlu.
II. 13. Pavelev of l.itrlitleld. Neb , was 01 *
the market with u car of cattle.
G.V. . Wlngert of C.iro , Neb , was In with
.1 car of hogs und n i.ir ot cattlo.
II. Schlnstock was In from West Point
with threu c.irs of c-.ittlo und two of hogs.
II. M. Thomas A. Messiismlth , A. Miller ,
r. B. Ch.unbeiH and J. poner were over
fiom Council llluffs with tings.
KoHcnkrans & Lamed marketed 2,193 head
of fat lambs yesterday , whlcli averaged 8J
pounds und biought $5. ' 1 heir feed lots are
lot atc-d ut liruvur City , Neb , where they
have had about 10,000 hhoop and lambs on
feed.
feed.A
A cattle salesman has It all 11 RU roil out
how cattle aid going to bo scuno all the
year , and consequently higher. According
to his theory thuro me fewer tattle th.ui
tibiial on late feed , owing to the fact that
feeders wuro high und scarce , und that thu
country was ntrnld to buy very freely.
Added to Unit ho claims u scarcity of old
cattle on thu ranges und says that the
young cattlu left will not put on sufficient
llesh to make good hecf.
Ono reason for cnnneis being scarce und
comparatively high Is to be found In thu
fact that thu country has plenty of feed
and Is taking anything that gives promise
of Improvement , so that a great many cut
tle that would ordinal Ily huv to be sold
as canners uro now going back Into the
count ! y. At the same tlmo there has been
Improvement In th demand for canning
stock. It h.is been noticed hc-ru of late that
oven shlppeis mo buying coarse , lie.ivy cat
tle , that they would not have looked at two
or threu weeks ago.
CHICAtiU I.IVU HTOCK MAUKI3T.
r.ut
Dciuiuiil for HOKH Contlnur * Aclltv ut
Illuln-r I'rlffH.
CHICAGO , May 17.-Cuttlo supplies are
falling off as u result of last week's i educ
cn
tion In prlcej. The export demand continues
n.lo
tinues fairly large. April exports of cuttle
from the United States amounted to 27,781
head , against 32,27) he.id u year nt > . Yes- !
HCll
tt-rday'-s advance of 105 15c was maintained
toda > . Common to choice steers , { I OCtfo
510 : western steers , $1 00ft I 75 ; Texas slc-ors ,
tl 25fi I CO : stockers and feeders , $3 WI 85.
The demand ( or hogs wus as actlvo ns
ever and pilco took another Jump of 10il3c.
Prime heavy hogs , $180 ; common , $1
4.70 : pigs , $3 * COii \ I 25 ; tti.otrttinnlrnru , < 1
46214.
There was u brisk general demand for
sheep today and prices wore about lOc
higher. Common to prlmn native
U50f4DO { ; export cuttle , $125 ; lambs ,
5.45.
Receipts : Cattle. 3ChW head ; hog * , 32,000
head ; Hhcop , 11,000 head.
St. I.otilx Ilie .SIoc-U.
ST. LOUIS , May n.-CATTLlV-Uccelpts ,
lS < x > head , of which 700 head are Texans ;
shipments , 200 head ; market strong for both
natives and Texans , with the former lOc
higher ; native shipping steers , JI.1MJ515 ;
bulk of sales , | l.5u4.M < , ' drcs.td Jjcef and
bntfhor strcri , M KTfS.OO : Inilk of
I4.30H > 4SO ; itpom under 1,000 Ibt. , W.TJIM * '
bulk of Mile * . II.OOJ4 EOj town and heifer * ,
WIW4.7S ; bulk of cow . | j.r.fYiro : Teta
nnd Indian nteers , $ ISMM.IO ; bulk of sale * .
II Oif4 20 ; cows and heifers , $2.8Mf 3 bO.
HOna-lleceliits , ii.jHW he-ad : shipments.
1,700 I lend : market 10o higher on bent ; otlut *
steady ; yorkers , tl 30IM.40 ; packers , $ l.liM
4 CO : butchers' , $1 50(14 CO.
8Uii3I > llcrvliitm 2,100 head ; Bhlpments.
.100 head ; market slow : native muttons , $3U )
4.73 ; himb.s , $ I60U65Q.
Knimit * Cllj l.lvp Htock ,
KANSAS CITY. May 17.-fATTL13-Up-
celptii , 5,4iO ( head , all natives. Market uctlva
nnd 5c to lOo higher on all grades of kill
ing steers , cows nnd heifers ; bulls , lOo to
15dr higher ; s.iles , Jl.so to Jl.K for cholca
dressed beef steers ; fair to common heavy
steers , $ | .451M,75 ; light , handy. weight steers ,
m51f460 ; cows , $ J501f4.t l hrlfeis , $ IHi !
473 ; bulls , $ .1255(4.00 ( ! stockeis and feeders ,
$3.7511.1 00 ; TOMIM steers. Il.00-iil.t3.
HOOS-Ilecelpts , 20,000 head ; ulthoiiKh re
ceipts vvcro liberal , the market opened 10a
to 20o higher , then cased up and hitidly
more than steady at yesterday's closing
pi Ices , soon recovered und late sales high
est of the day ; bulk of sales , Jl. 101(1 ( 53 ;
hrnvy , $455 4P3 ; niKed , $ I.T5W4 55 ; lights ,
$1.UVSI50 | ; pigs. $31KVM.15 ; packers , $1051 *
4fx5 ; vorkers. $4.25ftl,30.
SH13I3P-Recclpts , 2.100 head : mniket
active ) to a shade higher ; Colorado wool
lambs , $5U iB25 | ; clipped. $45051470 : west-
em muttons , ( lipped , J4 20iil.li ) ; native \sool
lambs , $ t.soiioHi ( ; native cllpiu-d lambs , $1 it
natlvo muttons , $1001)440. )
City 1. 1 viNtock Alurkct.
KANSAS CITY. May 17.-CATTLi-Uo- :
celpts , 1,500 head ; market strong to lOo
higher ; natlvo .steers , $1751(3(10 ( ( : Texas
tt CM-IS , $ UK | 150 : TC-MIM IONS. Si 7513151) ) ;
native cows and iiclfers , $ . ' 9itl ) 30 : iloikeiu
and feodern , $1 155(320. ( bulls , $ l25u450
IIOOS-Hc-ccliiH. 2J.OOO he.ul ; imtikot
opened 10n20 < - hlghor. closing slow unit
weak ; bulk of sales , $1 toil t EG ; heavlos , f l ao
Tilo3 ; packets , $ l.05.i I 53 ; mlxi d , $1 IOM I to ;
llglils. $190JMSO , Yotki-iH , } :23'fl30 : ? , pigs.
$ J 50 til 25.
Slll-iP-ltecelpts ; , 3,000 he-ad ! mail.ot
llrm , lambs , $ ( W > ii050 ; nutttony , $325 < jluO.
> c' Vtirk ll\c Stiic'k.
NM3W YORK. May 17.-11l3l3VI38-Ncithlns
doing : \mitji | , 7lH ) head cattle , 2,5vO tU | ir-
teia of beef ; tomoirow , 2,000 cnuulc-m of
boc-f.
CALVES Reielpts , 120 head ; Htm , vcnls ,
$1501(550. (
HIII3I3P AND LAM US-Receipt * , 1.2s3
liend Hhicp , nominal ; > callings und limbs ,
HtcMilv ; ) ) rlme vein lings , $53U5335 | ; lambs ,
lions Rece Ijits , 3.17S hend. medium und
heavyweights , steady ; pigs , UV lower , good
medium and heavy hogs , $1 I5fi 100 , west-
cm pigs und Ifglit hogs , $1 25'ifl 10.
IttellminiHiIlM IMiStncU. .
INDIANAPOLIS , May 17.-CATTLE-RO-
crlpts , 100 head , shipments , light ; inniki > t
Mte'.idy ; good to pi Inn- steers , Jl.75"t5 10 , fair
to medium steers. JI50Jfl.75 ; common to
good sloc'kcrs , JGOf/25. ! ( !
HOGS Receipts , G.5UO head ; shipments ,
S COO hend : tnaiKct iutl\e , Gc lower ; good to
choice medium und hcuvy , $1 BOfj I 63 ; mixed.
Jl 40 11 GO. good to choice lights , JUO'u I 30 ;
common lights , Jl-/iiHiJ.
Kn t l.llM-r ( > Ilie Slock.
EAST L1RERTV. Pa , , May 17.-CATTLH
Steady ; extiu , J515 ; prime , J30IQ510 ;
common , f I W\ I , ! 0
HOGS Stiong : prlmo mediums nnd
hcnvv hogs , l 4.Vrl | GO ; best hi av V yorkeir ,
SI33'iil4fl ' ; light V in kcrs , $1 15'ii4 25 : pigs , u. (
to enmlltx , Jl 901/4 10 ; roughs , JJGO'MllW.
SHEEP Stendv , unchanged ; cholcii
clipped lambs. $1 ! )0 ) i5 OOJ eeimmon to good ,
JI2551 SO ; spllng lumb.i , $50)17.00. ) |
K : il ! ! iilTiili > M > 0 Ste > ck.
EAST IHM'I-'ALO. N. Y. . Amy 17 HOGS
Yoike-i.s , good to choice$1 tT07(4 40 ; loughs ,
rommon to choice , JIOOTI.15 | ; pigs , fullto
choiceJl'jOJjt 00.
LAMUS-ChoIco to c-xtin , W10fi520 : cull *
and ceimmon , JI25il63.
SHiEl'-Cholce to selected nethcM , Jl 20
ft 123 ; culls to common , J323f3GO. |
Cln'-linilld I.ISteic'k. .
CINCINNATI. Mny 17. HOGS-Actlvc ,
higher. $185f(4,05 (
CATTLE-Stcndy. J2.75tTI C3.
SHIOEP-Steady , J2.7G5TI 00.
LAMllS-Steudy , Jl 755(475. (
Me > fU In Sl lit.
Record of iccolpts of llvo stock nt the
four pi hull-ill innrkets for Mnv 17 :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omaha 3.731 9,101 8VI
Chicago 300) ) 3.MMO 11,00) )
Kansas City G.IOO 20,000 2.100
St. Louis 1,800 11,900 2,100
Totals .13,931 , 71,0 16,0 $ )
Wool Mnrki'tM.
nOSTON , May 17. The tone of the wool
mnikeit hori ) this we-c'k is bclte-r , but a.i > et
there Is llttlo bnslne-ss doln , although a
hopeful feeling prevails. General prices are
quoted about the mime. In the nbseiico of
enough business to establish quotations.
The follov.ln ; , ' uio thu prices for le.idlnir
descilptlons :
Ohio nnd Pennsvlvnnlu Ilcecrs : X nnd
iihe/vc , 2 > T(26e ( ; XX nnd XX nbovc , 29Jj3o ) ;
delnlne. 29fc ) : : : No. 1 combing , 29fi)0c ) ; No.
2 combing. 2ST29c. Mlehlgnn , Wisconsin ,
etc. : X Michigan , 221i21c ; No 1 Michigan
combing. 2Eu ; No , 1 Illinois c-omblng , 2Sc ;
No. 2 Michigan combing. 27ii2Se ; No. 2 Illi
nois combing , 27fiJ-8c ; X New York , New
Hamp-ihlro and Vermont , 22fi23 ; X New
York , New Hampshire and Vermont , 27ITI1
2sc ; dolalne , Michigan. 2su. Unwashed me
dium , Kentucky nnd Indiana quarter-blood
combing , 2. < fi25c ; Kentucky nnd Indiana
thiee-elghtliH hlood combing , 22I2.1c ; Mis
souri ciiiiirter-blood combing , 2lf(22c ( ; Mis
souri three-elghths-blood combing. 22c ;
braid comlilng. 20e- ; lake nnd Georgia , lb ( ? <
20c. Tcxns wools : spring medium , 13
months , HTilSo ; scoured , 40i(42c ; hprlng fine- ,
U months , lOfinu : Hcourcd , lIKilGc. Terri
tory wools : Montana line medium und line ,
IGfjilCc : scoured , 45c ; xtnplo , ISc * . UtuhWyom
ing , etc. : Fine medium nnd line , 14n > l5c ;
tcoured , 41 (130 ; stnple , 48c. Austrnllan :
scoured basis combing , supcrllne , 70i72c ;
good , ffiifffiSc ; average , C2O65c ; Queensland
combing , 63c.
LONDON , May 17. The nttcndnncc ut the
wool uuctlon sales today was good. The
bidding was uctlvc and showed an Improve
ment nil nround , especially for some me
dium cross biceds nnd liner breeds , which
sold well. Til01 ( i was much competition be
tween home Ir.ulo und French buyers for
Morlno , principally medium. Kliifl Nuw
South Wales gie-aiy showed extreme ani
mation. The onerings today amount lo II-
10S bales. Following me the sales In detail :
Nnvv South Wales , 1,300 bales ; scoiiroil , Is
HdllH 2'd ; greasy , IsTils 'M < \ ; Qui'i-lihland ,
1.700 biles : biourcd , Is < dlla 2Vsd ; greasy ,
7 > i < KilOd. Victoria. 2,700 Imles ; scouri-d , fins
fuls Id ; greasy ; Ilid'ijllVid. South Australia ,
1.100 bales ; scoured , Is 1'tdfils ' 2d : gie-usy ,
6' < dSi i < .el. West Australia. 80 bales Ni-vv
Zealand , 4.700 bale-j ; scoure-d , 7d17S'Ad ;
gre-asy. fiV4d. Capei of Good Hope und Na
tal , 1,003 baloi ; atomed , bdfTls 6d ; Kreusy ,
G'V'ttVl. ' I'lUitu Arenas , 1,700 bales ; greasy ,
Mnrkrl.
NI3W ORLI3ANS. Muy n.-SUOAR-Open
Kettle , sluing ut 2'Kfi4 1-loc ; whites , 4U.5D
45c ! > cllows , 4Uijl9-lCe' ( seconds , 2)4' ( #
3 7-Se. Molasses , steady ; centrifugal , OTd.lc.
NF.W YORK. May 17.-8UG All-Raw ,
strong : fair rellnlng , .He : centrlfiigul. 96
test , 4Ue. Rellned , llrm ; mould A. u 5-Sc ;
htundurd A , GVic ; c-onfocHonors' A , G'/4c : cut
loaf , B 7-Sc : crushed , 5 7-8e ; powdered , 55-8o ;
granulated , 5 7-lCc ; cubes , 5 a-Sc.
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