THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1898. It
IUMKUAL AND FINANCIAL ]
Wheat Takes an Upward Whirl on Cable
Reports from Prance ,
MAY AND JULY EACH CLOSE AT AN ADVANCE
Corn In Aim. HronK nnd Clone *
llltflifr. it Hit ontK irnclin
While rriMlnlonn Are
CHICAGO , Mny 19-Tho wheat mirket
took nn upward swirl about nn hour from
the close on n report that Trance would
not rclmpoio the duty on wheat until next
October , rinnl figures were Sc higher for
May , nnd. July ltc stronger nnd $4c better
for September , Corn was strong to begin
with and much stronger n little later , net
ting n gain of Hiil-Sr. Oats followed corn ,
but closed unchanged. Provjslons ruled
dull and easy , nnd closed 7VjC lower each
for jxirk , lard nnd ribs.
Wheat got to cull urlcod today , but closed
under the lop. U was a short market , puts
having been good for several dajs. The
KJ best advance was In the luit hour on fable
advances from Paris that the remission of
the wheat tariff might bu extended to Octo
ber , the chambers of comine-icc- having peti
tioned for that action. Liverpool cable's
hhowod a decline for the day from 5-Sd to
2d per cental. 'I hero was a continuance-
favorable weather In the west. The Price
f Ctirie-nt was tathor bearish. Joseph L Iter
liad u bid today for another heav ) line of
wheat from the munu people to whom hu
IT sold 2,000 GUO biuhcls for shipment to Franco
about two weeks ago. Chicago receipts
were- smaller , 237 cars , against 11 last vear.
Mlnncipolls and Duluth 47 ! cars , compared
with 4S > cars the vear befoie The total of
the domestic receipts nt primary western
s ? markets was again surprisingly In avy ,
"y compared with thoiet of last vear , tod.iv's
being 1,111,000 bushels and bi t > ear's 474,003
bushels Atlantic port cleataiices of wheat
Ktiel Hour w-fro e-fjual to IXJ."W ( bushels ' 1 ho
opening strength hero was ndde-d to by re--
| iortn emanating from St. Louis that com
plaints of rust In wheat were being received
irom northern sections of Mlj'oinl , und , of
course , ns the Hrltlsh local pc-ntlmejiit was
based almost entirely on the unblemished
reputation of the coming crop , shorts took
( right Immediately upon the shadow of sus-
Iilclon being cast upon it. July sold down to
1 KHi and September lo SS"ic , and they rota
respectively to Jl.07'4 and W 3-Sc on the rust
he are. July wheat opened tc higher at
Jl 0) ) , sold up to JIM 5-S , declined to Jl 03' ,
leeovered to Jl 07H and closed nt Jl 07 asked.
September began 'ic ' hlylur at M 3Scnd -
vanepd to SiliC , oft to bS'ic ' , rallied to S9 5-S
fiiMiC and reacted to S > S 7c ! nt the clou .
I.Iay opened unchanged , declined to Jl 33
and ndvanccd to JI.13 at the close.
Corn was ilrm today compared with last
night's closeup at ono tlmo a full strength
ovci Wednesday. There was a lot of buving
by the bull side , which yesterday appar-
cntlv jold out. Receipts , ( , > < > cars. July
u e > pencd 'ic- higher at 3 > 3-Sc , advanced to
Sij 1-Sc , _ elocllticd to 33 J-Su and closed ut
, Oat's followed corn nnd was Ilrm at the
close. 'I he cash demand was slack Re
ceipts , 2 > > J cars. July opened 1-Sc higher at
2fi 1-ic , told up to . ! 13T ! T < 2GMC ! , declined to
Uic- and closed at 2fifM | 1-Sc.
The provision crowd traded on the theory
that them was Belling by the packing
houses. Ever ) thing averaged n littles lowci ,
although the market was jomevvlut Irreg
ular. Hogs are up 5c. Receipts , 4 ! COO head
July pork opened "Ho lovic-r at J12 2) , nd-
vnnrcd to $1230 , declined to J12 and rallied
to II.10 at the close. Julv lard was 5 ; oft
nt the opening , loseto JiH2M'COTi , sold back
to $117" . nnd closed at $ jJ7 n5) ! ) July
ribs began lUe lower at Jii 3TS. declined to
Jfl I"1then ! up to JG 2214 at the closo.
Estimated receipts tomoirow. Wheat , .JO
cari ; corn , DOO cars , oats , DO cars ; hogs , 3.1-
000 bend.
for tliu liny tin ( irnerul
ConilundltlcH.
NEW YORK. May 19 I'LOt'R Rcoelptfi.
207IM bbls ; export. * . 4JI bbls. ; in irket
weak und lower , following wheat ; Minnesota
seta patents , JG9iii72i. winter patents , lo 10
< ? i7ov.lnter > ; straights , Ju2JuC4i ) . R > o
Hour , ciule t at JJ ( Vl1j I Co
CiiHS-MEAL Dull : jellow western , . c ;
K\E hull : No. 2 western , 70c.
\RLKY-DUII : feeding. 4-'C.
UARLEY MALT Dull : western , BSQiOc.
WHEAT Receipts , &J1075 bu , : exports ,
K.M3 bu. ; spot atc-ad > ; No. 2 red. Jl 5J\i. \ r.
o b. alloat to anive , expjrt grades Op
tions opened steadier on belter cables and
vveio further ndvanced later In the day by
rumors eoncetnln a posblble extension of
tlmo on 1'iench duty romov.il : closed steady
nt 1-xWlc net ndvance ; No. 2 red. May ,
Jl 63U1 M. close-d lit $151 ; July , JU-iliifl.1 ! * .
tleiiiod Ut J1.U7-S.
CORN Receipts , 113 , w > (1 ( bu , : expoits , 2'J-
100 bu. ; spot steady : No 2.41l3c. . Options
strong early on covering und wet wi-nther
news , but turned llnally ami cloieel mi-
changed ftom last nlsht ; May , 31)5-St9'ii' ) .
clnse-d nt S95-Sc ; July , lOJjt l ) 5 So , elose-d
"oATS-IU-celpts , 21.500 bu. : oxixjrts , 30,9 0
hu. : spgt dull : No. S , iiV-jc ; No. 3 whlte\
3 > .Ufi37c. Options moderately actlvo and
lower. cluHtng nt Vie. net decline ; May. 31 } ?
Ci.U 1-Sc. i losed at 34V > c.
PEED Quiet : bran. 77".gOOc ; middlings ,
OOoiOJl 00 : l > e feed , SCKOSoO.
HAY Dull ; shipping , 35&40c ; good to
choke. KS c ,
HOPS yule't ; state , t ommon to choice ,
1S crop , 31i le : ISSkj crop , Mf7c ; 1S87 crop ,
131il5c. Pacltlc coast , ! > croi > , Sij4c ; UW
erol.S7c \ : 1SJ7 ciop. 13iUe %
HIDES Steady ; Galveston , 15i c ; Texai
Crv H'.e * : California , UMifrlbe.
LBATHKR Steady ; hemlock bole. Huenoi
' ' '
V'OOIs'te'ad'y ; lleece , ! Cti2e ; Texas , i :
'PROVISIONS Ueef. firm ; family. J1Z509
13.00 : extra mess. JlO.uQtill.W ; beef hama
- - ( -ut meats , steadv ;
clear. ' tl250UHW : family ; JI15WH W.
Tnllow. * trons : city , 4u ; country , 35 li41-Sc ,
"oiLS Petru'ltfum. dull. Rosin , steady ;
utralned , rrmmon lo i-.wd , Jl I2 > ifl,45. | Tur-
iiontlne , steady at 23ft2 > ljC. Cottonseed , mnr-
he-t lirmly hold , lulmo erudo. sp'4 | jlu rjoml.
nali prlmo crude f , o. b mill * , luljuhc ;
in Into Bummer iillovv , ' 'Hiiii'i : off Hiimmi-r
jellow , tmo : butter oil , SIHU 'ie : prlmo
Inter > ellow. SUfi ) c , .
RICE Steady ; fair to extra , 51-S3iUc ;
Jnpan. 57-Sfjijc.
MOLASSES-Stendy ; New Orleans , open
krttle. uood to cholco , 2sfi33a.
FRElGHTS-Dull ; cotton by Bteain. W
romlnnl : grain by Meam , M ,
MirrALS Llttlo change Is noleil In moit
demirtinenU of the metal market and busi
ness still luinpi lire Spelter r.-elved llm
bulk of attention today and exhibited rela
tive strength At thn close pig Iron war-
rantJ vvero quiet nnd unchanged at Jo is
bid and J7.00 asked ; lake copper ,
nt r J1200 bid nml $1210 tiakod ; tin , Hrmcr
nt J < 4) bid nnd JUGS nskiul ; spelter , un
changed but Ilrm nltR 3 bid nnil J4 30 naked ,
nnd lead dull nt JUH bid and J3G5 nsked.
The firm fixing tlip scttllnu price for miners
ami smelters nuoles leneT At JIM.
Ill TTER-Receipts , 4UO pkgn ! market
stead ) ; western creami-ry , Ilil3c ; Elglns ,
Ijc , fnelnry , 12gl3c.
CHEESK-Re-cclptii , ,5.002 pkgs.j market
nulct : light skims , 4V6iie > part sklm , Mj6c ;
full skims , Kn
EatlS-Rwelplg , 12,077 pkci ' , mnrkct
steady , western. lO c , ; southern , 9&10C.
OMAHA < ; IMIIA ) ,
dition of Trade nnil < lnnnlon
on Hlnulc nnil Knne.j I'rodure.
EGGS Good stock , 9Hc.
HUTTnil-Common to fair , 9fftlc ; ser > -
orator , 10c ; B.ithered creamery , ISfJUc.
VKAl * Choice fnt , SO to 120 11)8. ) , quoted at
laiBo and coarse , CQ'c.
1.1 VU POL'LTRY Chickens 7Q7H : old
roosters , , SSflGHc ; > pung roasters , GQC'ic ;
sprint ; chickens , 20Ji2Jc.
PKI EONS Live. J1.131 J 23 ; dead pigeons
not w into ) ,
HAY Upland , J7 00 ; midland , JGOO ; lowland -
land , J5 W ; rye straw , Jl TO ; color makes the
price on ha ) . light bales sell the best ; only
too grades bring top prices.
' VEGETABLES.
ONIONS Per bu , WcQJl ; new southern ,
per Ib , 2'/jc.
DEANS Hnnd-plr-ked navy , per bu . Jl 23
SWEET POTATOES-KansQS , 10-peck
bbls , KS10 : seed sweet potatoes J2 Oo.
CAllUAClE-MlsslsslppI , per crate , J223 ;
POTATOES-Ilinio grown , "fKJ55c : Colp-
rado stick , 70c : northern funcy early Ohio
Sfcd potatoes , S3c : new t > otatoos , | n.r bbl , ,
$3KJ400 ; bUHhel boxes , Jl 23
TOMATOES-Pcr crate. $30077123
UEE'IS New , per bu. box , Jl 23
RADISIILS-1'er doz. bunches , 3j 35c.
LETTUCE Per doz bunches. Si.flV.
OREEN ONIONS Per doz , 12fll'c
WATERCRESS Per IC-qt. case , Jl CO.
Crct'.MRERS-Per doz , Jl 00.
WAX I1EANS-1-3 bu box , 75c.
PEAS Per bu , fnncy Mls 4i 3lppl , Jl 23.
SPINACH PT basket , 11.
PIEPLANT Homo giown , per Ib , 2c.
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas. 24-qt. case ,
Booil shipping Htocjs , $2 UJ ; peddlers' stock ,
per crate. SflrfJJl jo
APPLES Ccnctons. Jl 73
CKANllERRIES-1 aucy Jersey , per bbl ,
51000
GRAPES-Mal-iRas , $3 C 'j6 00.
TROPICAL rHUITS.
ORANC.ES-Seodllnirx , J2 50 ; Mcdltcrr.i-
nean wwiets , J2EOfi275
LEMONS-Calfornla , J5 000323 ; fancy
Messina , JlCOfcSCO.
IJANAN AS Choice , large stock. per
bun h. J2WB223 ; medium sized bunches ,
J175&2W.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almond * , per Ib . lanjesize , 125
13c ; small , lie ; LSrazllJ , per Ib , OylOc : Eng
lish walnuts , per Ib , fnncy suft .shell , HJfi
lie ; HtumlnnK St/9c ; filberts per Ib , lOe.-
pecans , polished , medium , Rfj7c : extra
l-irsfp , SfjVc , Inrpp hickory nuts , Jl 001:1. 10
per bu ; small , Jl 2 ' < jl "j per bu , cocoanulx ,
pir 1W , Jl , pcunuts , uiw , 503'ic , roasted ,
SYRUP Klvc-Bnl. can , each ,
J275 , pal cans , pur , per doz , J12 ,
c.iin. Hi 23 ; duart inns. J ] 30
PIGS Imported , fanc\ , 3-rro\\n , H-lb
boxes , lOc , 5cronJllb. . boxes , 13c ; 2-lb
boxes. 22fi23c per box ; California , 10-lb.
box , Jl.
HON'IJY Choice white , 12c ; Colorado am
ber. lOiillc
KHAUT _ Per bbl , J3 M ; per half bbl ,
"iJATHS Ilalloi > ec , CO to 70-lb bo\es ,
5' ' c. Snlr , 5c ; 1'ard , 9-lb boxes , 9c
CIDin Per half bbl , Jl , bbl , J3
HIDES , TALLOW. 13TC.
IIIDHS No. 1 fjri'en hides , Cc ; No. I fireen
hlde . Cc. No 1 palled hides , So : No 2 green
lilted hides , 7c , No 1en \ calf , 8 to 1J Ibs ,
flcNo 2 Mai calf. 12 to 15 Ihs , 7c
TALLOW. GKCASi : , iTC. Tnllow , No
1. 3c ; tallow. No - . 2'4c : rough tallow , Vic ,
white ( jroase , 2VjS211c ; jolluu and brown
SI case.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted each.
7 > e , green salted shearings ( short wooled
earlv skins ) , each , 13c ; dry shearings , ( short
v.ooled eaily skins ) , No 1 , each , So ; dry
flint , Kans is nnd Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per II ) , actual weight , 4i5c | ;
< ! i > Hint. Kauris and Nebraska murialn
uool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 3u4c , diy
Hint , Colorado butchei wool pidts , pet It ) ,
actual weight. 41i3c : drv Hint , Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , J
{ / lc.runs
runs Beir ( black or brown ) , $3 Osfi20 00 :
otter , Jl.50(18.00 : mink , 13ftCOc : beaver , JI.OO
HO.00 ; skunk. 13e , 2oc , G c ; muskrat. 3c , Cc ,
7c ; raccoon , ISfciOe ; red fox , 2jcffJl.:3 ; gray
fov. 23f < 50c ; wolf ( timber ) , ZocliJJ 50. wolf
( prilrlo cojote ) . lOfloOc : wildcat. 10C25c ;
badger , &ff40c ; silver fox , J3.0073 00.
PRESH MEATS.
DRESSED BEEP Uood native steers
'Uc : good forcnuarters steers , Co ; good
hindquarters steers , So ; western steers , 7c ;
native helfen , Cc ; good foreMiunrtera heif
ers. CAc ; good hlndiiuarters heifers , Saic ;
natlvo cows , Cio ; western cows , GVic ; cow
forequarters. S' c- ; cow hindquarters , S'Xc ;
baikhalvc-s , cow , bV c ; steer , Tc ; triangles ,
jw , 4ic : steer , OVlc.
IIKKK CUTS-J-Tenderlolns , fresh , ISc :
frozen , ICc ; boneless atrlps , fresh , lie ; strip
loins , fresh , 9e ; frozen , 7'4c ; rolls , boneless ,
fresh , lie ; rolls , 'Spbiucr cuts , fresh , lie ;
sirloin butts , boneless , fresh , lie ; shoulder
clods , boneless O'st't. rump butts , boneless ,
fie ; No. 1 chucks , fr c ; No 2 < hucks , SUc ;
No 3 thucUs , 5c ; boneless chucks , frozen.
au ; fresh , tl' c : tow plutcs , 4Vjc : steer plates ,
i\c ; Hank stpakc : loins. No. 1 , frozen ,
13c ; frcfh HUc : .Icfliis , No , 2 , frozen. lOc ;
fresh , Kvic\ \ Join ? . No. 3 , frozen , S > c ; fresh ,
lOUc ; short \A\Vjl \ \ , market style , 2c above
loins ; hotel style ; 4c above loins ; cow loin
ends , SUc ; steer' loin ends , 9t c ; hanging
tenderloins , 4'Sp ; ribs , No 1 , frozen , lOc ;
fresh , 12Uc ; ribs. No 2 , frozen , be ; fresh ,
10'/4c ; ribs , No , 3 , frozen , Cc : fresh , S'ie ; No
1 rounds , 7 c ; No. 2 rounds , 7Hc ; Iso 3
rounds.- : beef rounds , shank off , io addl-
tlonal ; beef rounds , shank nnd rump off ,
additional ; trimmings l c ; beef shanks ,
brains , per doz , 33o : sweetbreads , per
( calves ) , per Ib , 4Cc ; kldnejs , per doz , 35c ;
o\ tails , each. 3c ; livers , per Ib , Jc : hearts ,
per Ib , "c ; tongues , per Ib , Ho : calf llverj ,
each , 33c ; calves , whole carcass or sides ,
104c ; calf head nnd feet , scalded , per net ,
'VlUTTON Spring lamlw. lOc ; regular
lambs , 9c ; sheep , fo : market racks ( long ) .
So : hotel raks ( short ) , llo ; loins , 9t2c ; sad
dles , I0c : legs , 10' _ > e ; lamb levs , l-'c : breasts
and jlcws. Jc ; longues , each , 3c , forcquur-
teis. be.
PORK Dressed pigs , Sijc ; dressed hogs ,
5' c ; tenderloins , 12o ; loins , small , 7'tc ;
laige , 7ic ; spire ribs , 4'ie : liam sausage
butts , be ; Hoxton Hulli. uVjc ; shoulders ,
lough , 6'/c ; shoulders , skinned , 5c ; trim
mings , 4l-c-N loaf lard , not lendered , Cc ;
heads , cleaned , : tc ; snouts and cars , 3c ,
fresh hams , ir , to IS Ibs , 7'4c : fresh short
clears , 5tc : cheek meftt , neckbones ; , ic ;
pigs' mils , 3e ; plucks'i-ach ' , 5e ; e hltterlings ,
[ e ; hocks , 4ehenits ; , per doz , 23c : hto-
inaehs , each , 3ef tonsues , eaeh , 7c : kldnejs ,
IM.T doz , lOo ; bialns , pur doz , 13c ; pigs
feet , per doz , SOc ; livers , each , 3c ; hog
rlndi , 3c ; blad < t bones , 5c.
St. Loulu' Mnrkel.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. May ID-PLOUR-QuIet ;
patents , jr. 2'rfiC 40 ; str.ilghtn , $373
clear , J500f550 | ; medium , JI26ji475
WllKAT Klrin nt the dot-e , with May 4c
lower. July lc nnd Septcmbet 5-W < * c above
veslerdiy ; December unth.inged Siiot , n
lovver : No. 2 red cash , elevator , Jl 23 : track ,
Jl 21 ; May. Jl 21 bid ; July. % Vic bid ; Septem -
bu , bi > l-SfiSii'4c : December , S ijc ; No. 2 I'
haul cash , Jl Jltfl , : ,
f'OHN Putiiris closed nt the bottom ,
only lo above jeiterday. Spot , higher ; o
No 2 ui .h. SP-.o bid ; May , MO-SC bid ; July ,
SJ c n ke i ; September , j5c nilccil.
OATH Nominal : No. 2 cash , S3o ; track , ,1S1
32 : May. 32o bid ; July. 25\c bid : September ,
WB-So askesl ; No 2 white. 3Hj3l'ac.
IlYi : Lo-i-r. C3o.
nominal. Jl 35. Prime
timothy seed , JJ WK > S.C5.
COUNMI1AL Stron , ? , Jl 902 00.
UHAN-Kasle-r. dull ; sacked , east track. d
C3c oftered. u
HAY ririn ; prairie , ) S 00810.50 ; timothy , o
JSSifliSO. o
DUTTHR-Dull and weak : creamery , lift I
ICc : dairy. ISHc. ( t
KOGS-Lower. 9Uc. hn
WHISKY Jl 23 , hI
COTTONTI US-70C. I
llAnOINQ-S 7-8B6 3-80. s
MKTALS-Lend. lower , 111714 nskcd. t
Spelter , higher , Jl 15.Tork. t
Tork. lower ; standard a
jobbing , J12 15. tj\ lower ; i > rlma t
. J0274 ; choiceJ0.3 ? Huron. l > o\ed t
Hlioulilcrs , 5'j ' ; extra , ihort iloar , J7.12)j ) ; ribs ,
} 7i3 ; shorts , J7 37U Dry salt meats , boxed n
shoulders , J5SO ; extra short clear , JiiC2 ; lit
rllib. Ji > 75 ; Hhortv , CS7Vi. lic
r iciii'TS : riour , S > M bbis : wheat , w- c
000 hu. : corn. 119,000 Vu , ; oats , SIOCiO bu. t
SHirMKNTS-KIour. 3,600 bbls : wheat.
Ii.ixi0 bu. ; corn , ttiOCO bu ; oatx , Sl.OuO bu. c
n
Ll i-riiool SInrkrt. s
V
LIVKUl'OOL. May 19.
WlIHAT-Spot , (1
No. 2 red western winter , stock * ( -xhniuted ; (1t
No. 1 rrd northern sprlni ; , dull at Us ; fi | .
iuri-s" . May , lln ; : July , 10a Cd ; September , j
7illd : December , 7s2VJd ,
COHN Spot , easy : American mixed , now ,
Ssinud : futnrU * . quiet ; Mn > , 3s9Ud ; July ,
3s S d : September , 3a 9 1-vl.
KLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter , dull at
Hi 3d
HOI'S-At Ixindon ( Pncinc coast ) , dull nt
1'UOVISIONS Hecf. steady ; prlmo mess ,
3s fd. 1'ork , steady : prime mess , fair western -
ern , Sa&d : medium , S2 * Cd. linms. short cut ,
steady ut 27i , llaccm , Ilrm at 35s Cd ; short
ribs , S5s ; long clear middles , light. 16s ; long
clear mlddleu. heavy. 85s 3d : short clear
backs , 15s ; bellies , 35s bd. Shoulders , equure ,
Irm nt Vis. I ird , prlmo western , dull nt
37s ,
on S Cottonieed oil. LlverK | > ol refined ,
steady at Ks 9d. Turpentine BplrltK , steady
nt ! s &d. Kosin , common , firm nt 5s W
CHiiSi : : Dull : American llnest white ,
40s. llnest coloreil , 41s
The grain market will be closed May ! < ,
30 tuiil 31 , the Whitsuntide liolldajs.
Wool Mnrketn.
I1OSTON , May -WOOL The fallowing
arc the prices for lending dercrlptlonni
Ohio t-nd Pennsylvania tlevces , X and
nbove , It c : XX and XX above and delalna
No. 1 and No. 2 combing , 2"KJ30c. Michigan ,
Wisconsin , etc. : X MlchUan , 22li23c , No.
2 Michigan and Illinois combing , 27fi2Sc ;
X New York , N w Hampshire un d Ver
inont , 22fi23c ; delnlno Michigan , 2Sc ; un
washed medium Kentucky nnd Indiana
quarter blood combing nnd three-eighths
blood combing , 22fi23c ; Missouri quarter
blood combing , 22fj23c : braid combing , lOc ;
lake nnd Georgia , l 920c. Texas wools :
Spring medium (12 ( months ) , IftijlXc ; scoured ,
4t > ii42c : spring line 112 months ) , lOttlEc :
scoured , ISiHic. Territory wools : Montana
line medium nnd fine , IMflCc ; scoured , 45c ;
staple , 4" > c ; 1'tnh , Wonilmt etc , line me
dium nnd fine , HU13c ; scoured , 430 l c ;
staple , 4Sc. Australian wools : Scoured
basis , combing superfine , 70JJ72o ! ; combing ,
good , KiliCJc , combing , average , C2ij&5c ;
Queensland combing , b3c.
LONDON , May 19 WOOL The third
serlus of the colonial wool sales closed to
day , with a good attendance. The offerings
numbered 11,573 biles. Including good
Queensland , greasy , which sold nt the high
est of the ptesent prices. New South Wales
nnd New Xealand vvero strongly suppoitcd. '
Competition was stiong throughout the
sales , with prices ruling against buvers , es
pecially low crofcs-breels During the sales
2Qfi,000 bales were available , and of this
number 17S 00) ) wore catalogue-d , 10,000 vvlth-
diawn and S 1,001) not offered nnel carried
over to the next series. The homo trade
purchased 82.TO ) bales , and the continental
buyers 70000 bales. The Russian buvers
purchased a few hundred. A few trial lots
weio taken by the American buers Early
Miles showed hesitation , with occasional
declines , merinos nnd cross-breds , showing
5 per cent lower than the second. After n
few daj s the ile became animated and
prices hardened until the March quotations
were unequalled. Low merinos nnd heavy
cross-breds. however , did not recover the
losses of the early part of the series , nnd
closed C per cent lower than the second
herles. The offerings nt the fourth series
are limited to 20H.COO bales. The following
are the sales In detail : New South Wales ,
3COO bales ; scoured , 9Vd5ilsd : greasj- ,
f > ' , fi7d. Queensland , 1,2W biles : scoured , Is
I'td&ls jiaa ; greasy , 5' t9'id ? Victoria ,
1,400 bales : scoured , WTlsd. . South Aus
tralia , 1 500 bales : scoured , G'idfTls 24d ;
Knasy , S ifJVid. New Zealand. 4,2uO bales ;
courc-d. Sdfrls G'd ; greasv , 5fi9d Cape of
Oood Hope and Natal , 700 bales ; scoured ,
2d ; greasy , 5" 1)7s4d. )
llr'tlmore Market.
BALTIMORE , May 1 ? rLOUR-PIrm ,
unchanged ; receipts , 4,116 bbls. ; exports ,
3OH ) bbls
WHEAT Dull : spot and month , Jl 1Vi
133 3-S : July , $1 OSVi nsked ; Hteamer. No. 2
led , $1 28'iifil 2X3-8 ; receipts , 03,034 , bu : ex
ports , 1024)4 bu ; southern wheat , by
sininle , Jl.2btfl.34 , southern , on gradeJl 231 ,
CORN Dull , casj spot nnd month.39'lli
I9c ; Jill3 ! > ( TilOc , steamer mlxe-d , 3.yV.i-We ( ;
receipts , 201-L3 * bu ; expotts , 10. ) 25b bu. ;
southern white corn , 41Ulic ; southern Jel
low , 41e
OATS-Dull , easy ; No 2 white , . " > v ; No. 2
ml\ed , SJ'iffJl' c ; receipts , 5S.214 bu. : ex
ports. 60000 till
RYE Dull , lower ; No 2 ncarbv , OVtiGS'Jc ;
No 2 western , C3c , receipts , 5S9 ! bu. : experts -
ports , 00,000 bu
HAY Strong ; choice timothy , Jll bid
ORAIN FREIGHTS Quiet , unchanged.
UUTTER-Ptencly , unchanged.
EGGS Weak , um hanged.
E Steady , unchanged.
fit ) ( iriiln nnd I'rm Inlons.
KANSAS CITY , May 19. WHEAT Hard
active , about stead ) , feoft dull , No 1 hard ,
Jl 20 , No 2 $1 17rn 13W , No 1 , Jl.lGftl.17 ;
No. 1 red , Jl 19 , No. 2 , S1.17 l IS. No 3.
Si 127/S1 13'iNo. . 2 spring , { l.lJL'l 1C ; No. 3 ,
Jl.lOfil 12
CORN Market active , lower ; No. '
mixed , 31c , No 2 white , 335j3j'iC ; No. 3 ,
OATS Maiket steady ; No 2 white , 31 i
32cRYE
RYE Market lower : No 2 , 57c.
HAY Prairie , firm ; choice , ] 0o ; timothy ,
$1050 $
Ut'TTEU Market lower , 12Vtllc ; dairy ,
KKfl.'c.
E(3GS Market tlrm ; fresh , So.
RECEIPTS Whe.it , fj.000 bu. ; corn , GS500
oats. II WM bu
SHIPMENTS Wheat , C3.400 bm ; coin , 52-
000 bu. ; oats , 11,000 bu.
Cincinnati MnrKot.
CINCINNATI , May 19-I'LOUn-rirm
and higher ; fnncy , J3 50TG 25.
WHKAT rirm ; No. 2 red , Jl 27.
COUN-Steady : No. 2 mixed. 33c.
OATS Dull : No 2 mixed , 33Hc.
HYK Quiet : No. 2 , 3o.
PROVISIONS Lard , easier nt JG.32',4
nulk meals , easy at J6.09. Bacon , active
nt S7.25.
WHISKY-Qulet at J1.23.
BUTTER Dull : fancy Elgin creamery ,
17c : Ohio , 12W15c ; dalrv. lOWlOUc
SUGAR Eusy : hard retined , Jl.1700.10.
KCiGS Quiet at 9c.
CHEESE Dull ; good to prlmo Ohio flat ,
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO , May 19 WHKAT Steadv and
active : No. 2 cash , $1.42 bid ; May. JUl'i.
CORN Active nnd easy ; No. 2 mixed ,
casli und May , 37VJc.
OATS Dull but steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
30Uc.
RYE Dull and lower ; No. 2 cash , C4c. \
CLOVEUSEED Active and steady : prlmo
cash. JJ 27H.
OIL North Lima , We ; South Lima and
Indiana , 55c.
Grain Receipt * at Prliielpnl MarketM.
MINNEAPOLIS , May 19. Receipts :
Wheat. 229 cars
ST. LOUIS. May 19 Receipts : Wheat.
43 cars.
CHICAGO , May 19 Receipts today :
Wheat , 237 cars : corn , G26 cars : oats , 2S2
cars Ehtlmatcd tomorrow : Wheat , 300
cars : corn , 500 cars ; oats , 230 cars
DULUTH , May 19. Receipts : Wheat , 118
cars.
I'eorln MnrKelH.
(
PEORTA , May 19 CORN liisy ; No. 2 ,
3fcOATS
OATS Slow and easy ; No. 2 , SCc ; No. 2
white. 30f
WHISKY Firm ; high proof spirits ,
Jl 22'i
Detroit MnrUct.
DETROIT. May 19 WHEAT No 1
white , SI 2 > : No 2 red , cash and Mny , 51,3' ) .
CORN No 2 niKc-d , 2)0 ) ,
OATS No. 2 white , 35c.
RYE No 2 , Gle.
I'll 11 nil el lib In Produce
PHILADELPHIA , May 19-IHJTTER-
Flrm : fancy western cieamcry. 131(131jC.
EGGS Firm : fresh western , lie.
STOCKS AM )
ClCc
Heavy SiinMilnlom Are Wnltlnir Moiv CcPi
lletlnltiW revVw. . PiKi
Ki
NEW YORK , May 19 No great success Kihi
attended an ifiort to awaken actlvo ipecu II
latlon Interests In stocks today There wa IISi.
Irli
lu fact no visorous effort to do so , the- Si.
povveiful Influent rs In the market being np-
paientU content to lost on their airs nnd
wait for more dellnlte information of thi-
operations of the opposing Heels In West
Indian waters. The measures taken by the 3
government to shut off nil Information on
this subject have nppirently proved entirely
successful , nnd Wall Btreet waa completely
llw thedark. . Even rumors on the subject ,
which are llkelv to trove pUntlful In such
circumstances , were not forthcoming , nnd
the market was consequently dull. There
wore n numbei of conspicuous advances
dui Ins the day , but the > weio by no ineuni
uniform , nor were they simultaneous. Klrst
ono stock , then another , Deemed to be the
object of some speclil demand , but these
Isolated : movements had little Influence on 4
tlio : general list. Sugar was the most prom
inent of SIK h stocks und advanced sudden ) }
about 2 point ] , after a period of early hesi
tation. Tobacco also had Its period ol
strength , Rqck Island continued to lend
the Grangers and rose at one tlmo to 102 ,
the highest point on the present movement
The other Grangers were also quite ulrong.
though the volume of dealings was below
that of the last few days Later In the d i >
Manhattan enjoved n period of strength and
activity. This kind of demand seemed to
have exhausted itsc-lf late In the day , nnd $
the semi-stagnation which ensued en
couraged the bears to make n desultory at
tack on prh es , which vlelded all around
In Homo cases ncaily n point , making tin $
close at n level slightly below the hlghes
nnd with notable gains remaining for man >
storki. A feature of the tradings w\s ; the
way stocks which have lain for some , tlnv 332
dormant awakened , nnd In almost nil cine.
th movement wa sharply upward. There
was n movement In dividend and hlghor
priced Investment stocks such as Is always
concurrent with n release of large sums o
monc-y. nnd an extension of credits. Bonds of
showed u notable awakening into activity
evidently a result of the more nbundan
supply of money. The Missouri Pacific is
tnio.s were all in demand nnd were nil\mice.
from Hi to 3W par cent. There weru heavj
driillnes also in I'nion Paclflo 4s ut n sllch
concession from la t night. Sales , f 1,125 ( TO
The Evening Post's London tlnancia
cablegram sajs : The slock markets here
were stagnant but steady today , buslnes.
cheeked by the genrrnl holiday an the con
tlnnnt ( Ascension day ) . Americans cr
eatler. Centals and similar Blocks vrer
Rood on on y money. Details of the ( told
movement of the week dhow the purchase
of 921,000 In Imr gold and foreign coin , the
receipt of 211.000 from Australia , of JCIM.-
WO from Kcypt nnd of JLS7 , ( from Aus
tria , and JUa.uoO from South America nnd
the export of 1,000 to Peru The discount
market was wenkened today by the releiso
of a Inrcc amount of Japanese money
which Is belni ; t < eiit Into the marki-t. Japan
Is iiliio believed to bo endeivorlng to Invest
part of th Indcmnlt ) monpy in bills. All
thl ) conttlbutes to temporary c-aso In the
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" Total pales of stocks today , 230,600 shires ,
ncludlng. Atchlson prefeired , 4 J.M3 : Chl-
ago i , llurllngton A : Qulnty , l U-M - : Louisville
t Nashville , 7 , ! 22 : Manhattan. 22UiO : Uock
sland. IS S 0 ; St I'aul , fo & , , Union I'acllic ,
2,211 ; Tobacco , 21,851 : Chicago Oreat West
ern , 3.5C2 ; 1'eople's Gas , 5,531 , Consolidated
3as , b,330 : Sugar , WilvO , Leather , 4,311 ,
jeathcr preferred , 11,255 ; P.ubbor , 4,020.
New Tor- ! Mono
NHW YOHK , JInv ID MONKV ON CALL
Nominally I' fils4 PIT cent.
1MUMI3 MCUCANTILH PAPKU l'i < Q5
> er cent.
STKIIL1NG UXCHANGK-Mnrket steady.
vith actual business In bankers' bills at
G ifil 8fi' , for demand nn { 1 S3 4ll i3'4 for
sixt > ihos ; commcrei.il bills , $1 sjV.
UAH S1LVKU B7Uc
AICX1CAN OOLLAHS loV4c.
GOVIHNMINT UONDS Mnrket
10o 4s reg. and coupon , 121 % , 4s , rog ,
toupon , 1091 * ! 2s , ! I5 ; 5s. reg. and coupon ,
10V4 ; 1'aclllc ts of 'W. 10T
Closing nuolations on bonds were as felons
ons :
ovur new Is roj , . .I'JMflN C ( is I'-J 14
n.o . S nc v Is con PJIM'K ' C is Id" .
n.O. S.4s r- " No 1'iclno Isn . , 115
U.s is.ci ID . N'o I'ncino ! ill )
O.tl * _ ' ro ? ' , Xo 1'iclila 4H . . U.Vf
U s .Is re ? , . .0 > < X. Y. r &St. L 4s 101
tl S fis conu . . . . 110K N \ V ttt 117
District l.lijs ll.l > i X W. Consols . . . . 1 H
A'Al ' c-liss V in I N W neb 3s
AlAl .cuss I ) lOsKJOro Xiv.lsts
AH.-lissO Ill ) Ore Niv. 43
Alii ) Cnrrene-y. . Hi ) O S. i. hs t r . . . .
AtAI no lo s u 5s t r. . . .
Ateluaoniil 4s . . lilH O IIHD. Ists.t r. . .
rinamSii is . . ] 07e4 o Imp 3s t r . . .
" ' " ' ' , H4 | l'.icincba of'05. . .
r. tloc"s .r. . . ? IIJ llUiiiltnir is
r' ' .H AD m % ! 01ail > O West Isli . . .
I ) VU. (7 ( l4ls . . 101 St. r * ' .I VI Coi 1
I'.AK ' G.49 insist i' AS y GJI t ) .
Fast Tjin Isls . . . IIM , st. P. roiuols 14.
l-rlt ( PII 4s 71J4'st ' I > . C i i 1st !
. \V Al ) t" t. r. 71 at p. c it I' , ii. . . .
'Jen. LlJC . ' > i . . . . 101 southern Uv is . . .
G.H ad A C- . . . 1U1 < < U AT. Us
G.K. II ASMi. . . . 1014 Tonn new aot.ls. . . Hu
H.JtT Cout . . . . 110 lex. l .ic L ( } .lst 101
IIlo A. T. C o n Os . 10J Te < I'm UsMs .
Ion i C. llU . . . . 10J t' . P. D ie lats .
Ll.Nnu CO Hi , , , , ,10) , VVab 1st ! . ,
L.A.N. Oil ! 13 MST Wfb ills ; .
Missouri ( Is 101 WiMt 8horii4s H)7 )
M.M. . K AT.JU Wl V.i Ciintnrles Cs
M. K.AT.13 b' ) " - V3lcifornel Csr.
fJ Y. C 1st ! UT'tfUiilon Hieltlo lifd . 07 U
fN.J. O. 6s llliiiUnion Pnclte4s ) . . ll.'h
rtnstnii Stock Diioinilou * .
BOSTON. May 19 O.tlI loans , 2 > 4fT4 ( per
cent : tlmo loans , 45X3 rier cent. Closing
prices for stocks , , bouds and mining shares :
. . . .T.i.V . Atcldnon pfil .I0) ) (
Ainericin Huvir. . IbHlon L 00
Ani.Suirar DM . . . E E. I Kill
IHv sate Ois. . . . OiMi Klec. pfd 00
Cell folsunoiia. . . 1110 ' Atbhlnon 4 . 80
Boston A AID kir. - -'I N'ou Knela-.d Us..ir-
I'oatonA Maino. . . O"ii. Kloa Ss 101 M
C..11.A Q . 101H Allnuez Mlnui ; o
, Allantlc 2el
Grnenil Kioatno. . > 4 Ho lon.V Moulin i 1)3 (
Illinois Stoal. . . . 00 , . JliUloA Boitcn.J4
Mcxiuan Central. . 4 4 UalinnelA HooU. . 650
N. V.Jr N. B . '
Old Colonr . iSi11' KnnXlln.'I. . " ! ! . . ' 11
" Oscnola 41)
"Jf
Union Pieln Culncy 113
\VetiEna HJ
Wen Ena uta . . . . 103 Wolvrrincj ill
\V. Eloo - . ' . " , P.irrott in
W. Klec. Dfil 5- Old Dominion _ ' ( . !
U. Ceil . _ . 2
Sun Frnnel eo Mining Cuotutlon .
SAN FRANCISCO. May ID Official clos
Ing quotations on mining stocky today were
ns follow a :
Alia 14 Haln
AluhtCon ' - ' Jnstii-ij 1)
AIUIPS K 18
Eelcner 7 rX'cldental Con. . . . 00
I'cnli Belouer. . . . 2G Ojildr
llnlllon u Overman
Cilelonm ! 1 Polo-il 18
ClnlleneuCon 7 S1V l < 10
Choliar. 17 SlM-l.l Nc 40
ConfitloncR 40 Union Con 8
Coti.Cai A Va . . . & j III ill Con 8C
vMi Hoini 7 Yellow J i 21
imilu.vCurnt * . : ! SlanJarel 130
asked.
Silver birs , 5C 7-Sc : Mexican dollars. 40V
I6s c ; drafts , sight , 125tc ; telegraph , 15c.
Ni-vv \ orU Vllnliiii O.iiotiil ns
NCW YOniv. May 13 The following nro
he closing mining nuotatlons :
Chollir 1 } O nillo zT.'i
I'rovv n I'olnt. .1 ( Iniiir. , o
Con. t al A V. . . id I'luiiomn 1'J
IllMdWOOJ . , idu Onlcksllver lou
don di u my. . . . u Oilij'.cailvor ufj.J03
li.le ) A .Norrron. , 71) ) 00
lioine-MiKo . . . . 4000n si i id irJ 00s
ion Silver n Union dn s
MeMian ViillowJaoiui 13
London jtiit-k ( liiotnilonii ,
LONDON , May 19 1 p in. Cloning :
Cl onfolK. ni l lu" 1 l Til V ' V Cr-ntrii
L'on-ols ncct 110 11-10 Poinihvlv inta
Pin Pacific , . . M5 lU-iOln ;
Krlo , . . , . . 1 : ? ( Men ( fii uiW4s"
Kilo-Jets . . . . m itch'Hoi '
Ill Cttiiiral WW L VM . . . . , , . . , & 4V ,
Mi Mi.inonlimrv IS dijiulTrunk . &
Sl.I'aul connnu i . l)36 )
I1AU SILVKH Quiet , 2J 7-lod per ounce.
SIONKY S iJi9 | per cent The rateof
discount In the open market for Hhoit bills ,
31-1 pel eent , for three months' bills ,
5-S per cent.
I'lnnne-liil > nten. .
OMAHA. May 19 O'he dealings for the
daj were i9(3,4 > a 5i. ; balances , J175.51G 92 The
clearings for U97 were Jsll.lOG S2 , nnd the
balances J127.62G 41. Increase in clearings ,
J16i 322.71.
CHICAGO. Mnv 19-Clearings , 51S,32IC17 ;
balances , J1.GI7.UNew ; York etchange. 15o
discount : sterling exchange , JIS34 i4 !
actual , II 5s3'if(4 isbii ; sixty days , tis.
SU4. Stocks Ilrm. lllscult , 27 7-S ; ULscult $
preferred. SS14 ; Diamond Match , 130 , Strawboard -
board , 2t- > * : North Chicago , ls)3-i ) ! ) > ; West
Chicago , 93 3-S.
ST. LOUIS. May 19-Clearlngs. fU03793 ;
balances. J497.1G2 ; money. 5fi3 per cent : New-
York exchange , 25c premium bid , 40c pre
mium asked.
CINCINNATI. O , May 19 Money. 3Vi
per cent : New York exchange , par ; clear-
Ings. Jl.901.flU )
NHW OIILKANS. May 13-Clearings. ! . -
227,191 ; New York exchange , bank , Jl per
$1.000 iiremlum : par , ! c per $1X ( promlniii.
MEMPHIS. May 19.-Clearlngs , J592l'l.
balances , $ JJ.t)73 : New Vork exchange , Jl 50
IMULADHLI'IUA. lay U-Clearings ,
ll,0i7,775 ; balances , 11,778,671 ,
HALTIMOHi : , Max HV-Clearings , $3.001-
090. balances. J195.1i
Niw YOUK , Muv -Clearing ! , { 105.-
Ssl : balances , Js.5i5.1G7.
KOSTON. Mny D.-rf'Jcurinsa , J15.331.117 ;
balance * . J1,521,2I1. ,
Hank of Kuitluuil Sliileinent. n
LONDON , May 19 The weekly slatemen
the Hank of Knglnnd shovvs the follow
Ins changes ns comparvil with the prevloii' '
account : Total reserve. Increase 1,629,000
circulation , decrease 107,000 ; bullion , in
treaso 1,521J53 ; othfr bccurltles. decrenm 6
1,40,000 ; other depofllls , decrease 3 0,000 (
public deposits , lncrnurt < i 5J3,000 ; notes re
cerve. Increase l.bKimO : government so
curttles , dccreuso 2"uO. The proportion o
the linnk of nngland'n re-serve to llablll
ties U 48 10 per cent , as compared with 43 ?
per c nt last week. The Hank of England's
rate of discount remains unchanged at
per cent.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
leoeipta Unusually Large for Thursday , but
Demand Absorbs All.
RICES RANGE FROM STRONG TO HIGHER
; ir 'lcnt ! Inaulrr lor Cnttlc SrU HIP
lner IniiipltiK , While lleiK"
Oven n Mekel II | i from
Wodncsdn > 'ii Clone.
SOUTH OMAHA , May 19.-Rccelpts for
ho das Indicated weru :
Cattle. Hoes. Snoop. H'r's.
lay 19 1U ) S/ ( ) . ' lt > 2J . . . .
lay IS 4.U5J 10,157 6,7a $
itay 17 3,7i > 4 9,101 SVJ
May 18 1.U3 41.14 11.JV ) 2-J
May 14 931 8,833 1,774 15
May U 1.4M , 7,747 1.411.
May lL'.i.i 910 t > , iiri 1.B7J 1
lay 11 4,3U 6,933 4,510 5J
lay 10 4.797 S.Jiti S,04iJ
lay 3 2.COI 3.C7I 10.8SS 33
ilny 7 1.SW5 9,217 2,574
day 6 2.90J 7,651 4.93J
day 5 73J 4,3M 1,479
day 4 3.1JJ 7.9IJ
lay 3 4 G.-O 9,256
lay 2 29 ! * ! 2.019 7,133 24
\tlll 30 1,592 0,1100 1.J2J 51
The ofticlil number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cutlle. llog Sheep.
O & St. L Ry 3
Ilssourl 1'acltic Ry . .
. ' . 1' . 8) stem Ib 27
' „ E. * M. V. R. 11. . . .
St. P. . M. & . O Ry . . . . 11 U
k. M. it R. R 21 3J
H fc Q. Ry 1 0
11. I. Ac P. , east 2
C. , It. 1. ( \-Pi , Jty , west 1
Total receipts CS 11 $ 7
They disposition of the ( lav's receipts was
ns follows , each biicr purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
HIDCIS Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omah.i Packing Co 53 1-Os . . . .
H. Hammond Co 279 1.37J
Swift and Compiny ii $ 1,49. ) 30
Cudahy Packing Co 23J 2.G7C . . . .
T. D. Aimour , Chicago. . . . 2.17 1,231
a' . I. Stephens 21
\rebbs , 'v Co 2J
Livingston A : Sclialer M
Swift , from country M
CUdaliy , Kansas City . . . . 20
iv.lft , Chicago 110
Other bu > ers 3)
Left over 1.5S1
Totals 1,103 8,124 l , < sy
The receipts of stock toeluy of till kinds
footed up a few less than 2uO cars , as
igainst .Jlfl ) esterday , 133 u week HBO , 97
: wo weeks ago and 221 three weeks ago.
In other words , it was a Rood , llbeial run
for u Thursday and the largest for that day
of the week so f.u tills month The ! falling
off In the receipts from jrsterdn ) of 150
cars was t cully a goeid thing , ns It gave the
market a breathing spell after several davs
of large receipts. Thu markc-t as u. whole
was In very fair condition.
CA'ITLE While there vvero only nbout
sixty lo ids of cattle here today , the- re
ceipts were considerably larger than they
were one and two weeks HBO AH n lulu
ihursday is a poor clay fen cattle , as biie-rs
for shipping account are usually absent
from themirkct and countrv shippers have
giown cautious about sending in many
c.ittle for that dav. Todav's market , how
ever , was i-omethlng of nn exception to the
general rulr . Armour's biier was out earl )
und bccme-d to want as many cattle as it
was possible to get and as tlieru was ulso
i fait local demand the market opened
active and It was not long before the pens
were cloaied. The prices pilel for corn-
fed beeves were strong as compared with
) esterday and the whole trade might be
summed up as a Rood strong and active
market. The cattle were largel ) of fairish
iv erage quality , such ns are selling at
$4 40-TH M )
There was very little hero In the wa > of
butchers' stock and only a few loads of
cows and holfurs were to be found In the
) ards. At the Mime time there ) was about
the usual demand nnd buyers complained
tint there wen- not enough cattlu to go
mound. Tlio maiket was firm nnd active
and cve-rj thing bold promptly. Bulls , stags ,
etc , brought about the same prices as
terday.
As VMS the case yesterday , the stockcr
nnd feeder division was almost b ire of
supplies nnd there was hardly enough of
any one kind to establish quotation ! , . It
would be safe to s ly , however , that the
few cattle tei be had brought good strong
prices and that there was a demand for a
good many more. Representative sales :
STEKRS
No Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr No Av. Pr.
1. . MOW GO 1. . b40 W C3 1..1180375
12..10S9 3 90 1..1180 4 00 9. . 8S1 4 10
( M..13G2 4 10 G..1000 4 10 29..10 3 4 20
19..1449 4 20 10..1103 4 20 14..1107 4 29
1..1100 4 20 31. . 976 4 20 41. .1030 4 25
3. . 838 4 25 7..1100 4 23 n.10W 4 23
4. . 973 4 23 7..11S3 4 25 C. . 9SJJ 4 25
6. . 53 4 30 8 . 890 4 SO 4. . 703 4 30
3. . t-96 4 CO 1. . 900 4 30 1..1000 4 30
19..10 > jl 430 C9..110S 430 1..1110 435
1..U10 4 33 21. .1121 4 35 1..12SO 4 35
4..1155 4 35 10..1JOJ 4 31 3I..12S2 4 35
1..10CO 405 11..mi 433 1..1070 435
5..1160 440 8..1171 4 40 47..1250 440
25..14i 4 40 40..11SS 4 50 61..1157 4 60
19..1304 4 60 3..1510 4 50 2..1355 4 50
57..1317 4 63 77..U-4 4 55 9..13J1 4 63
22..1276 4 CO 20..1246 4 CO
COWS.
1..1050 313 1. . SSO 323 1..1110 3 SO
1..1100 333 4..1040 335 1..1140 335
1. . 9JO 340 1..1000 340 2..1170 360
1. . 910 3 CO fi. . JO 3 CO 4..11ti2 SCO
1..1430 3 C5 1..SJO 363 1. . 740 365
1. . 320 375 1..1350 380 4. . 999 3 SO
2..1030 383 5 ,11W ) 383 6.1070 390
2..1210 390 2..12W 303 2. . 8 0 4 00
19. . 931 4 00 1..1J30 4 00 1..12SO 4 15
1..1230 4 25
1. . 490 SCO 1..1190 J S3 1. . SCO 415
30. . CO. 4 15 1. . )0) ) 4 15 J. . 7CO 4 20
509 4 20 1 . 5SD 4 20 2. . 740 4 JO
7A5 4 25 1. . 8SO 4 23 15. . C.SI 4 23
. . . 91S 4 2 > 2..10SO 4 23 1..1030 4 25
29 . 7M 4 30 1..1000 4 30 9. . 711 4 30
5. , 520 4 50 1. 1J30 4 63
NULLS.
1. 1S30 310 1..1070 J 30 4 .1SIO 350
1..1SGO 3 CO 2.913 S b3 1..17W J S3
1..U60 3 83 1. 970 4 00
STAGS a
1..1030 370 5 U3u .150 1. . 670 2 S3
CALVES
1. . 130 3 50 I 160 C 50
STOCKERS AND I'l
1. . 040 4 en ) 1 , . 950 4 20 1..1110 4
1..1000 4 23 3 . 91J I J5 4 . c-05 4 10
2 . 7C3 4 (0 23 . 740 4 C3 2 . 820 4 G3
2 . 710 4 C5 ll ) . . 7u > 4 Co 2 170 4 90
4. . 532 5 15
HOGS ThU morning 122 loads of hon-s
vvero reported In thu ) ards , which looked
largo for 11 Thursday , in fact it was thu
lamest mil for that day for several weeks
It was none too largu .howovci , to meet the Jl
leiiulreinents of the market , nnd ever- f
thlng wai hold and weighed up-at an early tl
hour for thu four da > s of this week there
have been rccclveel at this point 4oO cars
of hogs , fin-asnliHt 412 for the eone-spoiid-
Ine ; four d.iH of last vvuek , and 3)1 ) for the
unu period of two weeks ago.
In hplte of the fact that the receipts of
hogs at all selling points were- very largo
yesterday , the market on provisions closed In
stionger , in that thu situation was very
favorable for un ndvanco today , and it
cainej on time The m irket opened tills to
morning with buje-rs bidding up stronger
prices und with belters asking wuy higher
prices , and It finally bcttlnd down to n good
5t ! aver ) esterday's maiket. The bucrs all
wanted hogs and the offering ! changed
hands rapidly , shippers taking quite a good nt
many In addition to the large local de
mand. It did not take buers very long
to clear the yards T he most of thu mixed
loads sold at tl 35 , with good huavy nnd
butcher weight loads largel ) at ? l 49 , A
ft-vv very trashy hogs went ut Jl 3) , nnd
snmo light und not very good loads ut ,
$1324.
This has been n week of wild fluctuation !
in the hog market. On last Saturduy ihu to
average price paid for hogs was only $
Jl 21 5-S On Monday Iho market was n
shade better and the average price } reached
J4247-S. while Tuesdays hpurt carried It up ft
to l 4-13-8 Then on Wednesday It dropped
tack to ! 4 29 , only to advance again today.
bales :
No. Av. Sh. IT. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
14 2S5 . . . $4 JO U 211 . . . $130
13 Wu . . . 4 30 C3 270 210 4 10
91 1S7 SO 4 3) ) 2J 227 . . . 4 30
7..2.17 . . . 4 3) C7 214 200 4 30
M 2:9 : . . . 430 40 261 SO 4 30
C9 23J 200 4 30 17 233 . . . 4 30
i"J ,241 ICO 4 30 59 2C3 ICO 4 30 (
CS 219 213 4 3D 77 213 40 4 . ! ]
93 21S SO 4 30 41 221 120 4 30
21..2iO 200 4 30 8(3 237 1JO 430
75 2 : < . . . 4 3JU GS 259 l.'O 4 32V
9. 208 120 4 32' ! 27. 80 4 32'
61 23i M 4 3-"n 73 S4j 120 4 32V4
83 20J 40 4 3JI , 73..211 ICO 4 3-JV
! ) 2J2 210 4 3.5 HI 25 * SO 4 3. ! ' to
73 210 40 4 33 70 2IS ICO 4 35
CO..307 120 4 35 63 ,21V. 80 4 35
CS 23. 12U 4 3 > 117..239 1BO 4 33
2iV7 10) 4 33 C9 2uii l.'O 4 33
7J SJ3 120 4 35 63 2.SO ICO 4 35
} M > . . . 4 33 M..3.M M 4 35
a..232 80 4 35 51 313 40 4 33
69 25J 80 4 33 CO 2)3 ) 80 4 35
70 2Ct 0 4 35 11 ZI7 . . . 433
10 271 , . , 435 CO KG . . . 435
10 219 . . . 433 70 . . . . .2IS ICO 4 35
63 SOS . . . 4 R5 79 234 80 4 35
57 216 . . . 4 35 46 250 80 4 35
67 . . . . 2 5 ICO 4 35 7S 224 80 4 35
C3 2S1 200 435 63 235 ICO 4 13
15 . . .215 . . . 4 nl C1 BI SO 4 SS I
-j . . . 211 ICO 43714 ft ? . . . 216 80 4 37'4
W 267 * ) 4 0715 70 SM 40 4 37.4
70 . . . .267 3flO 43714 O ) 267 . . 4 3t , I i
(3. ( . . . 2C2 SO 4374 8) . . . 2V ) 120 4 37 > 4
C2 . . .262 SO 4 37' , 61 . . . . 2S7 SO 4 37'i
O ! I7S 160 1 4D n . , , ? JJ 1M 4 4J
69 . . .2 M 4 4) 6S 311 SO 4 44
' 0 . . . . 2X6 SO 1 4) M . . . . 3VS ICO 4 40
> i . . . 207 . . . 4 40 IU . . . .253 : IO 4 40
GO . . . . 231 M 449 " 77 2t > 5 SO 440
. .sl . . . . 217 . . . 4 I ) 67 L" l SO 4 40
.sK 2 ? ) . . . 4 Irf ' f ) 27S SOO 4 40
K . 2.0 si ) 440 Rl 27s SO 4 40
I 23 * . M 4 27'i vSi 20-J 1M 4 30
i9 . . . . 2 > ll . . 43" 46 . ' 71 W 430
jf , 3J7 2SO 4 30 W 2V. 210 4 10
> . . . . 22S . . . 4 3J4 57 271 1M 4 32'4 '
-3 ' 242 SO 4 35 ' 7 > 231 S ) 4 35
67 .UT 100 4 33 C'- > 221 . . . 4 33
CT. . . . . 2H . . . 4 33 R. 3'N SO 4 n
G7 259 1JO 4 33 tS 2IS 40 4 15
! ) 244 HO 4 33 CO 293 lM ) 4 t3
CS 213 . . . 4 3" > 03 211 SO 4 35
21 24S 210 4 3 fit 2SO . . . 4 35
,2 , 203 JO 4 35 70 275 SO 4 33
, ) 2)7 ) SO 4 40 CO 231 ICO 4 40
S 271 SO 4 4J'i ' M 273 lid 4 ) . ! !
R ) 270 . . . 4 4J4 CO 311 SO 4 43
C3 300 ICO 4 45 93 . . . 4 43
51 273 SO 4 41
WAGON HOGS THROW OUTS.
! 100 . . . 4 20 7 150 . . . 4 20
4 Hi1. . . . 4 20 1 470 . . . 4 20
9 HS . . . 4 2J4 3 3.0 . . . 423
7 412 . . . 425 5 J30 . . . 4 27'5
6 23. . . . 4 3) 5 211 40 4 10
1 200 . . . 430 3 2V ) . . . 4M
C 2v5 . . . 1 30 8 176 . . . 4 30
& 224 . . . 4 TO 7 232 . . . 4 30
5 210 40 4W 6 240 . . . 4 30
5 2t-i . . . 430 I..330 . . . 430
C 3.M . . . 4 33
SH13KP The sheep barn looked lonesome
: hl < morning , only seven lo ids being re-
Mirtotl In , and they wc-ro mostly all feeder
nhoen and lambs. Thoio was piactlcnlly
milling In the- pens to make a tet of the
nnrkct on killers , but It would bo tinfc1 to
say tint desirable mutton sheep or lambs
would have -xdd strong to lOe higher.
The demand nt this point Is I especially
rood foi mutton sheep , tlie pply of which
ins been very light most of the time nnd
{ liters could use n good many more than
ire at present being received Rep-
oseiitatlvo sale * :
No. Av IT.
30 jcarllngs , shorn C9 Jl 60
I.Uf s > t < ifK
Cattle , stton ? .
> l
Hogs were Cc higher ,
No mutton -dice-p on jnle.
Evei > thing In the > nrds sold early.
Hogs Fold S3c higher than a venr 1150.
H Stevens of Genoa wa4 In with a car
of tattle.
Oee > rgo Wauser of Ulsscs , Neb , mar
keted hogs.
C. W Ilrown of Hastings brought In u
car of hogs.
All markets today were favorable to sell-
is ; Interests.
J W Devoro of Phillips was In with n
oUd of hogs.
A. White of A. White & . Co , Grcsham ,
was in with stock. .
August Schopko of Emerson shipped
cattle to this point.
II. H Linger of Plekrel , Neb , In ought
In tlnee cars of cattle.
William Duvo of Springfield , Neb , came
In with n car of cattle.
O W. Perley of Glenvvood , In , was seen
at the ) ard-j with cattle.
William Raabi bf lladcr , Neb , came In
with two C.IIH of cattle.
E G Hellsteln of Lorettn and Jacob AVItl
of llancioft came In with cattle-
Louis Rockwell of HuUbnrd was on the
market with two cars of cattle
2 P Ustlek and L A. Peterson were In
f i om Lyons with cattle and hogs
Lou Spelts of liollwaod was In with five
double decks of sheep of Ills own fe cdlntr
Ponrnd Snider of Snvder. Neb , and Henry
Schlnstock of West Point brought In hogs
1'iank Kramcl of Naskij. Kan , nnd Louis
Rottlor of Stanton , Neb , were In v\Ith
hogs
S W Allerton , the Chicago packer , sent
In tvio loads of hogs from his Cedar
Rapids faun
J. I' Hlcnklson , J. II. Illcnklson nnd Ncls
Olson of rtincroft vveie In , each with three
cars of cattle
J Orelg of St Kdwards , I" Hullen nnd
A Pratt of dishing were among the cattle
shippers to this point.
J W. Landers of Arcadia , Neb , nnd C
R. Hufllngton of Glonwood , la , were nt
the > ardn with a car of hogs each
r D Schroedcr of Klwood. P. H. Davis
of Helgrade. O Hern 4Co of Chapman. J.
D Mvors of Ponder and J. II. Haggard of
Trumbull wore among those having hugs
on this market.
The Quarlermastei-'H
department nt St
Louis c'stlni ites that 7.300 head of mules ,
costing nearly Jl,000,000 , Inve been pur
chased by the government within the last
t"o months.
II D. Iliedtlnuer of niyrla , C. A. Slpple
of Heartwell , Tuller R. Good of Covvles , A.
W. Johnson of Loomln and W. C. Swnrts
of Silver City , la , were among those ship
ping hogs to this market.
E M. Thomas of Leigh , Neb , had a load
of llftsl < c hogu nt the vards Wednesday
averaging 345 pounds They were of his
own feeding , less than a jear old , and
topped the market at $4 40.
B Knox of Aldn. A. J. "Sexton of Henley , 3
L P. Glossborn of Delolt , J. Olostermnn of
Dvvlght , D. A. Ommenmin of Norfolk nnd
Dan Devore of Phillips arc Nebraska stockmen -
men looking toward the arranging of some
plan on the part of the ? Live Stock ex
change for entertaining Jlvo MMtors.
The National Live Stogfc "Renorter says
that the main reason why hogs nro higher
Is because average ) weights aio running
lighter. Some people think , thai II U Iho
war , but hogs arc boosting themselves nnd
accepting a llttlo assistance from the
speculative Interest , which comes at the
right tlmo.
A meeting of the Live Stock exchange
was held ) esterday afternoon nnd n com
mittee consisting of D. S Purkhurst. J. H.
Rlanehard D. R. Olncy , W. J. C. Kenon
and J. E. Mers was appointed to call upon
the governor In refeienco to the quarantine
of California cattle. The > exchange } would
like to so modlf ) thu existing order of the
governor ns to relieve both shippers and
biier.s of all trouble and Inconvenience In
connection with bilnglng cattle Into the
state from California. J. li. IJIanehard , E
K Harris and W 11 Cheek were appointed
committee to c-on&lder tlio question of
entertaining the members of the Nebraska
LiveStock association on thu occasion of
the meeting of that organization on Thuis
ela ) next.
CHICAGO MM : yTrtcic MVHICET.
Ilt'tirr ClliNH of HOKM Are Se-llllltf nl
Ill hi-r 1'rli-e.N
CHICAGO. May 19.-The trade In cattle
toduv was falilv active and prices gener
ally luled steady Bales w ie largely made
at from tl 35 to $175 , beef hteeib nt from
00 to $123 , exporters lit from $1 CO to
I S3 , Htockors nnd feeders nt from $125 to
S3 , Texas Kte-ers at freim $1 13 to $1 70 and
cows nnd heifers ut from $3 i to tl 70.
There were enough hogs remaining over
last night U swell thu offerings to 60t )
head The supply ivns extremely l.iigc
Trade ) was nctive > , with the better clafas of
he-avy und medium weight hogs selling 8u
higher. The packing demand was excec-d-
ly slack Tali to ehocn | bold nt from
t50 ! to f470 , heavy packers at from tl 20
tl 72'i , bulchers nt from ? ! 3J to $1 CO und
plgl ut from $300 to $123
There was nn nctlve demand today for
fihoep und prices icmulncil stead ) ' ' Clipped
sieep ) hold nt from S.t.23 to $170 , clipped k
lambs at from tl 75 to $5 00 , woofe-d lambs
from $510 to $5 60 nnd spring lambs nt 3
from $1)50 to $7,0o
Receipts : Cattle. 9,500 head ; hogs , 43,000
head ; sheep , 13,000 head.
Nt. I.onU l.lte Stock.
ST. LOUIS Mav IV-CATTLE-Rocelpts.
2,500 head , Including I.WM Texans ; ship
ments , 300 head : market steady for natives ,
with Texnns strong to a shade higher : fair
funcy native shipping and export steurs.
$4.40-05.13 ; bulk of sales. $ l.4' > ft4M > ; dressed
beef nnd butcher steers , $4 , ! | 5 00 : bulk of
sains , $4.35ftI.H5 ; steers under 1000 Ibs , $1.75
1.60 ; bulk of sales , $4 ' . ' 0174,40 ; storkers and
feeders , $3.2 > f7l.dO ; bulk of sales. $3.5031.50 ;
cows nnd heifers , $2.t f ) 1.75 ; bulk of Hales ,
t1.23fJ1.C5 ; Texas and Indian steers , $3.70U
4.50 ; bulk of Hales , $4.05t4.35 ; cows and helf-
ers. $ i.60Ji3.23.
HQGS-Rccclpts , 15.100 head ; shlpmentH.
32fiO head ; market steady ; ) orkors , "
4.25 ; packers , $1,0064.40 ; butchers ,
4.60.
SIIEEP-Recelpta. l.COO head : shipments.
W head : market steady ; muttons , $ l.49ft
fM"a
4.6lambs
; , $5.5086JX ) .
IiiillniiilliiiUN ll e StoeK.
INDIANAPOLIS , May 19-CATTLE Re
ceipts , 200 head ; shlpTnf-nts , none : market
quiet ; good to prime-steers , $ ) .75ji.0 ] ; fair
medium Hteers. $ I.50QL75 ; common t'
good stockers. $3.5 < X4 23.
HOOS-Recelpts , 700 head ; nhlpmentf
none ; market sluggish : good lo choice me
dium nnd heavy. JI.WH.GO : mixed. $1.200"
4.30 ; good to cholro IlKhtH , $1.1501.25.
SHEEP Receipts. 2Ca.ijead ; Hhlpmcnts
llRht ; market steady at ) estcrdiiy'n quota
tfons.
Knnxns City Live .SloeU.
KANSAS l-ITV , May 19-CATTLE-Ro. (
celpld , 3b52 head nntlvcH , 331 head Tnxnns
market active ; feeling firm : prices ntead > \
cholcp to extra stf-crx , tI70-rIM ( ; good to
choice , 540034.70 ; butcher ulcers , $ IOOQ4C3
butcher COWK nnd heifer * . JIUT-I VI ! bulK
JiroyiOO ! stockers and ieodew , JlVO'tfJSOJ
Texna sleern , JlViijfl 40
HOOB Recelptu9.tM \ hf-id ; market
opened slow on good demand , but quickly
recovered on nil desirable packers' hugs ;
Rood honvy nnd medium welRhtn sild
ntnuly ; lights , light mixed nnd pigs vvero
eVtilOe- lower : heavy packing tltr.yiW ;
nixed , JI.15U445. Hshts , J3 UI.'S ! pigs , J300
SHEEP-Recelpls , ijV5 head ; market nc-
lvi > ; > estcrdny's advance was fully sits-
t lined. Colorado vvool Iambi , J. > r > n35 ;
i lipped , J45ufM7S ; muttons. Ji 201/4.73.
> evv orU I.Un Stock.
NEW YORK , Mav -HEEVES-Rc- -
celptH , r.10 heid ; no trade ; cables sluvv , llv a
nttlo , IfliiKllc , dre sed weights , live sheep ,
' ' . .fifflte ; refrigerator be-ef. l c iicr Ib \ extorts -
torts today , ia head cattle , tomorrow ,
lone.
CALVES Receipt ! " , f.12 head ; veals , Jl.wy
G.PO : buttermilks , nominal.
SHEEP AND LAM US-Receipts. 3,443
lend : IM cars on sale ; sheep , common to
> rlmp , m-mM 10 ; jenrllngs , Jl 751J5 10 ;
umlM. JO OOH 7 00
IIOliS-Heeelpts & < ! 2 head ; K.S head on
sale ; medium and he-avy. "tendy ! Western
pigs , weak ; iiuotatlons , jl20iIGr > .
Hn t l.ltierl ; Live Mock.
KAST LIBERTY. Pa. May -CATTLE
Steady ; extra , $5 lOlfS 15 ; prime , JJOMrSlo :
ommon to good fat bulla nnd cows , J20Jii
30HOGS
HOGS ' A Imdo lower ; prime lu-avlcs ,
JM'iJtISO : prime medium , JiTT 7T4 < ' . hrivy
orkcrs , Jl 151(4 ( 40 , light yorlter.s , Jl SOU I S3 ;
'Igs ' , J.1 Wn I tn ) ; good roughs , JJ60U373 ;
common to fair e\tra. JI.SCKu35i )
SlIEEP-Steady : ilioleo dipped , tl 13
5 : common , $ -lMiJI3 ! : cholco clipped
ambs. JI9M5Zi ; e ommon to good , Jl.5'u' '
4 iO , spring lambs , f5CWj700.
first ! 'iillalo I. lie Mnek.
EAST HtTPALO. Mav 1'-1IOGS- '
Yorkcrs , good to choice , Jl jvfil 45 : loughs ,
ommon to c t.olte , J1VCKQ410 ; pigs , fait to
choice. J.1 73TT4 Wl
LAMllS-Cholce to extra , Ji OM/5 13 ; culls
nnd ( ommon , fl ilM
SIlEEP-Cholce to selected wctheis , Jl 20
( t4 23 , culls to common , Jl < ! 5fl3&0.
' 'Inelnnii' I I.I- < Sdu-U.
CINCINNATI , May 19-HOGS-Stcady.
:3 : 75fl 4 GO
CATTLE-Sti-ady , J275fi4 GJ
KHEEl'-Steadv. J275'ii440. /
LAMUS-Stead.v JJ73Tri73.
.Sloi-lc In stili | ( ,
' Record of leeelpts of llv a stock nt th
f 'our , piliulpal maikcts for May 19.
Cattle Hogs Sheep.
Omaha . i.n ) j.tfij l.GJI
Chltago . 9,3iW 41 ( > ' 13 OOC
ansas City . 39'iJ 19,530 1KG
St. Louis . 2.MX ) 1 > ,1W ! , ( ' %
Totals . 17tS2 lSlbl
COT'ION .11 V UK El' . I
Summer Months Shou Ac-tlvlly Ouln *
lo INireliirii lleniiinil.
NEW YORK , May n While there wai
Ittlc evidence of m inlpulatlon In the. Au
gust cotton contract today this option , to
gether with the other summer months , t-x-
ilblled relative pticngth and activity as
1 ii-sult of foreign ih'iimnd nnd covering
jy local shorts After n further rally on
liberal buvlng for the account of Liver
pool the market eased off pirtlilly under
selling by Koutheni housis and leallzln
jv sunnof the It n couth ! Mit lonus Salts
of 10,000 bilts of spot totton nt Llv oi pool
it an advance of 1 l-li l were regatded
it-re as satisfactory , but upocut itlon In fu
tures ] hung lire and tint market sluggishly
followed development ) ) on tills side The
closing w is at a not loss of Jfj3 per cent ,
laving ensed ofl later In the dav tinder re-
allying Total ( lie" , 102,300 biles. Spot ,
lull , middling , b .l-llo. not receipts , 117
link's , pro-is receipt" , 517 bales ; expjrtH to
the continent , MS bales , salis , Ml bales ;
lock , 1C .9J bile's Total ted iy Net 10-
elpts , 59 s3l biles , exports to the continent ,
S biles , stock. ElS-ie : ! b lie * Consolidated :
S'et receipts 32,2)1 bales exports to Great
Urltaln. J'o bales , to Prance , 7Gjj bales ;
to the continent , " ! < ! bales Total sinceSep -
tembei 1 : Net receipts , b COS 141 * bales ;
xpoits to ( ircat Ilittaln , 3.2I7.37S bales ;
to I'lancc , 7blOI7 bales , to the cjntlnent ,
2 7f J 2-- bales
NP.W ORLEANS , MftV -COTTON <
ruturcs. stead > , mles , XGOO baits ; Mav ,
J5M bid , June. $3b7fi3fS , July , J3 < > JiTi 97 ;
August , J397fi59S , September , $5 ll'iio 32 ;
Octobei , JjW5i.91 : Noveinbel , J5liif ! 9l ;
umber , J5'i'Tj597 ; , Januaiy , S39iu'j01. '
Spot , quiet and ste.ul ) , sales , l.SiO bales ;
ordinary , 4'c ; good ordlmiy , 47Silow ;
middling , 5Vit- : middling , u7c ; good mld-
dllm ; , G16c ! , middling , fair , fi9-ll < o ; lotelpts ,
l,75f balei ; stock. 2M.105 bales
LIVERPOOL , Mny -COTTON-Spot. .
fair demand ; prices l-32Jl-li"d | hUhi-r ;
American middling , fair , 4d : good middling ,
12I-TM ; American middling. 33-lod ; low
middling , 37-lCd : good ordlnnrv , 30-J2d ; or
dinary , 3J-3Jd. The salts of the day wc-ro ?
10,000 bales , of which 1,000 bales were for I
speculation nnd export , and Included 9 GOi )
bales American : rt-celpls , 19,000 biles. Fu
tures opened quiet nt a moderate demand ! n
and closed quiet : American middling , L.
M. C. . 3 32-GK ( Sl-Cld. sellers ; May and
June , 3 32-GI'iT3 ' 33-G4d , sellers : Juno and July.
333-f.4d , sellers ; Julv nnd August , 333-Glffl
334ld. ( . value ; August and September ,
3J-C4&3 31-fId , Hellers ; September nnd Oc
tober , 332-Gtfi32'-6ld. ! sellers ; October and
November , 321-G4fi3 22-C4d , buver.s ; Novem
ber and December , 331-Gtd , sellers ; Decem
ber and January , 331-Gld , Hellers ; January
and February. 311-Gld , selleis ; February
nnd March , 3 31-GIJj 1 S2-Cld.
New York Dry CiiioilH .llarKct.
N'EW YORK , May 19 The diy
market was subject to strengthening condi
tions In the ml\.mres made In staple cot
ton , mainly duo to stock condition * and iiot
to any vast Improvement In demands.
Stnple cottons have strengthened by In J
creases In the price of both vvldo and brown
sheetings. Operation- ) along this line con
tinue active and nt better prices Drills ]
arc In nearly as good slmpo as sheetings.
Ducks and Osnaburgs have also shown
some Improvement , lilt-ached cottons are
quiet and without feature- . They nro prob
ably the weakest dlvlilon In the market.
Coarse colored goods nhovv no change of
moment. The print cloth maikot Is Htlll
dull. Prints nro dull and unliucreiltng.
Coiri-f .Mrirl.ft.
NEW YORK , May -COITEE-Optlons
opened steady nt unchanged prices to 5
points advance , ruled Inictlve nnd feature
less In uhseneo of llnvie pud Hamburg ca
bles , on account of holldav. The market re
ceived some support Irom bujln , ; by the
At buckles otherwise featureless Closed
Cordova JS.5' f/15.EO , v ili-H , r > ,000 | iags No. 7
Rio at J7.37H late yenlciday , not before re
port oil Total warehouse deliveries from
the X'nlted States , 11,0)0 ) bags. Including 12-
932 bigs from New York New York slock
today. 411,577 bags ; United Stntca stock ,
1,51(1 ( bags , nllont for thu 1'nlted States ,
2f bags ; total v Isiblo for the I'nltcil
States , 1,033 CM bairs , against 7I.05S bags
last vear and 131571 lincH In 1S90
SANTOS. May 19 COrTEE-Qulet : Rood
average Santos , nominal , receipts , 7,000
bagHI stock , 2/7,000 b iga
HAMIIURG , May 19-COFPEE-Church
holiday.
HAVRE , May -COITEE-Church holi
day.RIO
RIO DE JANEIRO , May 19-COFFEE
Weak : cxdinngo , S7-8d : receipts , 5,0m ) bags ;
cleart-d for the United States , 36,000 bugs ;
cleared for Europe , 2,000 bags ; stock , 131,000
bags.
Iliirkrt.
NEW ORLEANS , May I9-SUGAR-Open
kettle , strong at " ( Hc ; wliltcs , 4 > { < H >
45-Fo ; vellovv.s , 4'/iij I' c ; Keconds. 2'ifp
7-So. Molasses , te-ady ; ( ontrlfugal , Cffllc.
NEW YORK , May 19-Sl'UAR-IUw ,
strong : . fali\rcllnlnir3'lf ) ; ce > ntrfugn | ) . 38
I < ' < iri < l n I'lniiiii-lul.
LONDON , May 19 The market for Amer
ican seiiirltles moved but llttlo. owing to
the Inactivity of operators. The closing
tone was steady and the demand geneialiy
light. Amount of bullion takem into the
Hank of EnijUnd on 1 > .ilanco today , 173.000.
Spanish 4s closed at 377-16 , n net gain of
3-1H Gold Is quoted nt llucnos Ayres at
153 SO.
MODS of Cuba at The Ilee olDco Omaha-
Council Hluffa or South Omr.ha. Cut n
coupon from page 2. Address Cuban map
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