10
TTTE OMATTA DATLT ItEEt WEDXERDAT, MAT 2, 1000.
0
MAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Yiid lull of Coinfd Eteiri of Ftir to
Good Qnalltj,
GENERAL TENDENCY OF VALUES LOWER
lings Sell Five li Ten I,owcr, irllli
Trade Sloir nt the Decline Mliccp
Sell Ten lllulier, itIIIi
1,11 nib Stendy.
SOUTH OMAHA, Mny 1.
Receipts were! Cuttle. Hors. Sheep.
Oniclal Monday 4,115
Olllcial Tuesday 1,IM O.trJj 2Jbl
Two days thlH week fi.Sli 13.370 i.761
Same days last week.... G.80S 11,212
iiamc days week before. ,2Jl ll,7n yjj
Bamo three weeks uro... 6,7'Jd 12.M4 10,5i7
Same four weeks ago.... 3,G01 k,ti2 9,ii6
Average prlcu paid for hogs tor the. last
evcral onys with comparisons:
1S)W, 11895. mS.lS'j;. !!!.
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April
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3 C. 3 92 3 hi
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4 &U -4
841 4 41
4 821 4 61
4 761 4 5J
S 08
6 16
6 26
2 ft,
3 66
1 3 911 3 6
3 72 ' IM
6 30
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3 7
3 62
3 73 3 90
3 79 2 S5
3 72 3 t3
4 s:i 4
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4 71
G 27
3 61
3 69
4 74
4 M
6 02
6 01
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6 23
6 11
fi 13
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6 04
6 12
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3 CO
3 61
3 711 3 b0
3 01
4 891
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3 7fi!
3 86
3 90!
3 621
4 81
6'?1,
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& 36
6 33
3 67
3 63
3 71
3 71
3 67
4 721
4 76
3 97
J 40
ft 4S
3 61
3 67
3 3
3 SO
4 76
3 67
3 70
3 K5
3 so
3 49
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4
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6 45
3 61
3 60
3 61
3 63
3 87
6 65
3 72
3 91
4V63
6 49
6 4fil
3 6S
I
3 91
3 43
4 61
3 71,
3 75
3 771
3 721
6 45
6 42
3 SI
3 35
4.69;
3 73
3 XI
3 S3!
3 S4
3 30!
3 30
4 70
fi 3S,
6 32
3 71
3 s:
3 IS
3 3'V
3 311
4 67
4 56
3 83
R 36
f 39
3 n,i 3 71!
I 61
4 c;
4,651
I V
3 ffii 3 84
3 811
..i r. 311 3 671 3 79'
..( 371 3 fill 3 77
'7'
71 n ts
3 76 3 Ml
3 741 3 221
' 3 63 3 79
B 321 3 S3
SO 3 151
4 r.u
B 00
B 26 3 6V I 3 79! 3 12 I 46 5 03
The official number of curs of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r'H.
C., M. fi St. P. Ry... 3 3
O. & St. I.. Ry 2 3
Missouri racillc Ry.. 4 3
Union Pacific system. 46 19 7 1
f. & N. W. Ry 3 1
V., K. fi M. V. R. R.. 63 40
fi, c. & P. Ry i
C, St. P...M. & O.... 47 fi
31. fi M. R. R. R 35 30 .. 1
-'., R. fi Q, Ry 7 ..
K. P. & St. J
C, R. I. fc I. Ry., E. 4
c. r. I. & r. Ry., v. .. n 3
Illinois Central 3 1
Total receipts 201 122 10 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated:
Ruyers. , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing do 637 1.663 262
C II. Hammond Co 2.V5 1.20S 210
Bwlft and Company S73 1,154 4S2
Cudalhy Packing Co 669 Ctl 417
Armour St. Co 1,115 3,198 662
Swift, from country 112
R. Hecker fi Degnn SS
Vansant & Co 23
I.obiinan & Co 190
Huston fi Co 1
Livingstone fi Rchaller... 111
Hamilton & Rothschild... 12S
J,. R Husz 1S2
31. 1 1. Dennis & Co 8
Other buyers 211
Totals 4.100 8,210 1,963
CATTLE The receipts today footed up
rot far from 200 cars, which was a bin run
efor this market and the largest In two
weeks. The most of tho cattle hero were
cornfed steers with the average quality
not so Rood as of late, Light and mcdlum
wclght steers seemed to predominate, with
good, heavy cattlo scarce. The market as
n. wholo was slow and It was late before
a clearance was effected.
With such large receipts of fat cattle,
buyers were able to tako tho bear side and
tho market was had from start to finish,
lewel from a seller's standpoint. As n
reneral thlnr It would be safe to quote the
market as 10c lower, though perhaps In
some cases SJ10c lower would bo enough
to call It. Sellers were naturally slow about
taking off that much and tho result wns a
very slow and dragging market, po that it
took tho whole forenoon to effect anything
llko a clearance of tlui pens,
Somo cholco fat heifers sold early at
prices that did not look any lower, ns high
ns 11,60 being paid for some, but the gen
eral market on cows was slow and a little
lower in sympathy with the decline on fat
rattle. As compared with thn way steers
are selling the market on cows unci heifers
Is high,
Not many Blockers and feeders were on
nale today, while there was some little de
mand. Thin cattle sold Just as high as
over In plto of the decline on fat cattle,
tout as a matter of course wanneil-un or
half-fat cattle were a little lower. Rep
resentative sales:
DUKF STEERS.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Tr
I CM 4 (1 14 1110 4 '-,
J3 R13 1 :o 59 1247 :s
1 W0 4 36 1181 4 V,
32 1115 4 V, 16 ns? 4 -5
49 922 1 ::. 37 117; 4 -,
n MS 4 30 19 U4!i 4 ;i
1231 4 30 l nr. 4 SS
911 4 '0 4 1217 4 ffi
8 90 4 M 16 12S4 1 V.
K 1030 4 TO 20 1S20 4 '0
50 S24 4 35 19 1IS2 1 M
M 115" 4 35 24 IMS 4 M
8 1072 t '-1 21 1059 4 fO
6 1K.1 4 r. 10 1UI 1 CO
4 101.1 4 :i5 10 11(11 4 CO
M 1H6 4 n 19 1157 4 'J1
JO 1110 4 5S 21 1079 4 W
9 075 4 21 122S 4 '0
23 Ml 4 .15 12 km 4 y
2-5 !S 4 10 14 1107 4 61
SI 9n 4 10 40 1133 4 '0
32 1091 4 11 20 HM 4 fo
? 1042 I 10 21 1IM 1 fjl
37 064 1 11 21 1100 4 '0
18 S66 1 40 20 1194 4 fto
45 1007 4 0 17 121.1 4 fO
M 921 4 40 31 1141 rn
10SS t 10 18 11S6 4 n
4 9S0 1 41 1 H2n I n
10 1175 4 W 5 124.1 4 co
1 810 4 40 114-, 4 0
J 917 4 40 2J up t cn
3 1010 4 40 13 lias ( 111
8 911 4 45 12 12V) t S1
8 1013 4 r. 20 icni 4 co
21 1010 4 45 28 113 4 614
2.1 -1373 , 4 (1 31 1084 4 SI
4 1203 '4 15 14 13.12 4 67
42 i:0 I (1 20 ni7 4 w
12 1092 4 II 1 1210 I .f.
38 1016 4 4.1 20 1 1SO 4 K
1 071 ( 5 20 nil 4
S7 1143 I 15 11 u; 4 ,-.
30 1051 t IS 20 1319 4 61
3 1C66 4 Ml 31 ijn 4 n;
34 1201 I M 22 1238 4 61
8 1002 4 50 7 137S 4 ."i
Ji 978 I 10 20 1419 4 SI
6 1166 I A 40 H13 4 ;o
3 1214 I M ft H7J 4 70
ft 1224 4 ":0 2!) lin 4 -o
33 1260 4 "-0 13 1279 4 70
36 101 4 50 14 1110 4 -0
S7 3P1 4 fi .14 1215 4 70
7 120 4 10 11 1261 4 V,
2Tv 1024 I ". 40 ui 4 7
27 1215 101 3) ;...12i0 4 73
32 lniO 4 M 2 1242 4 73
22 1070 I 35 4 12 4 71
38 1017 1 " 13 1300 1 -j
23 1171 4 55 94 1132 4 fS
19 116-5 4 55 15 S6 4 13
29 1246.453
STKEHS AND HEIFERS.
?1 1120 I 55 3 1176 4
13 11M t 55 18 1238 4 SO
10 1170 I to
COWS.
1 7'0 S Tt 1 fl.vi 3 73
1 9!0 2 30 17 1024 3 '0
1 760 2 ,V, 10 on Jt,i
1 90 2 fO 1130 .1
1 825 2 85 4 ,....1221 1 f,
t 960 1 V 1 10(V1 3 81 '
1 90 5 M 1 iftfio 3 w
3 1010 1 00 4 1107 3 33
t 1218 3 m 1 1330 3 31
2 1010 3 20 2 12-0 4 ffl
933 3 '.'0 1 1070 4 ro
C 9(1 3 M 1 MO 4 00
4 1112 3 23 1 lO'O 4 00
2 1103 3 M 1 13S0 4 00
J 1171 3 25 1 1241 4 00
1 900 3 21 1 1520 1 00
1 1330 3 2.1 1 5.l 4 f)
1 1100 .1 30 K 164 4 0,1
1 1M 3 35 3 I'M 1 M
1155 S 11 1 1200 1 00
1 900 3 40 1 140 4 fO
4 1111 3 41 2 1240 4 00
K 1231 3 4) 1 1100 4 V)
1 1010 3 40 8 10W 4 M
1 1050 3 11 1 lOfiO 4 Ofl
1,;.., lsio 3 .10 11 1111 4 01
3 740 3 50 9 1137 1 13
1 920 J 00 R... 1(2 4
1 : i?n,i 3 01 s. 1190 4 10
1 1180 3 fO 5. 126 4 11
t 1015 3 1 1 1190 4 15
2 1203 3 70 12 , 11i 4 11
7 10.11 3 70 1 1 t.120 I '0
20 1 73 2., 1211
1 .....1350 3 75 6 1113 4 ?0
J 1158 .1 71 1 1110 4 "1
1120 1 75 7 M 25
3 IJ0 f 73 4 MS 4 10
COH'8 AND HEIFERS.
4 1190 3 7.1
HEIFERS.
2 90S 3 83 24 754 4 20
1 70 4 00 32... 171 4 23
2 90A 4 10 4 865 4 ,0
2 910 4 10 17 95 4 40
3 (10 4 10 1 985 4 0
9 7M I 10 1 800 4 U)
6 943 4 10 19 929 I f5
5 1011 I 4 677 4 75
2 930 4 30 1 380 a 00
2 8SS 4 28
BUM'S.
1 9 3 :0 1 I'M 3 60
1 1180 3 23 2 1535 3 60
1 1440 2 25 1 1820 3 60
1 150) 3 ST. 1 K00 3 60
1 1360 3 !0 1 If") 65
1 1430 3 fO 1 640 3 65
1 1330 3 5 2 717 2 J
1 1150 3 10 1 1410 3 71
1 1270 1 43 1 1110 3 75
1 1,100 3 .10 1 12) 3 SO
1 1360 3 70 1 1060 4 15
3 1360 ' TO 1 930 I Ml
1 1640 3 00
CALVES.
1 241 5 31 1 120 7 00
1 320 6 V) 1 ISO 7 00
2 250 50
8TACS3.
1 1360 2 l 2 IMA 4 M
20 1417 I 10 1 1590 I 10
H 1565 4 21 2 835 4 W
1 1350 3 45 1 1700 I '3
2 mo 3 ;o ,
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 720 2 f 5 1 "60 ( OO
5 722 2 71 3. 740 4 21
1 7.7) 2 10 15 46 4 IS
1 750 3 to 19 431 I 40
1 1090 3 15 45 461 4 :0
1 800 3 80 22 420 4 10
1., 89") I ) I
r STOCK CALVES.
4 310 4 10 1 3"0 o 15
1 3M 4 50 1 360 3 '.3
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
1 410 1 10 14 897 4 45
3 500 .1 il 1 870 I 41
2 770 3 73 6 933 4 5
1 720 4 IK) 1 670 4 V)
1 71 I 00 1 1000 4 V)
2 (160 4 fO 14 1045 4 '5
1 640 4 01 13 863 4 60
1 6"M) 4 00 14 1032 I 1)
24 927 4 .11 1 820 4 01
1 510 4 .11 2 1155 4 71
8 787 4 40 40 898 I 7.1
2 10M I 41 40 711 4 1
3 753 1 10 37 543 4 M
15 311 4 40 1 400 .1 iO
11 731 4 10 41 466 5 01
2 RIO 4 '0 23 712 15
2 81 4 40 26 611 5 15
HOGS-As expected there was a good run
of hogs today, the receipts numbering 127
cars. Eastern markets were reported ns
lower nnd there was a general decline all
along tho line, so that tho situation was
entirely against the sellers. The market
opened nt this iiolnt with one buyer pay In K
lo.25flG.27'4 for good mixed loads anil as high
as J5.avfir.35 Tor the best heavy. Other
buyers held back nnd almost Immediately
the market weakened and buyers began
talking $5.31 for the best hogs nnd $5,201?
B.22V4 for mixed loads. In fact, some of the
heaviest packers were talking about want
ing droves to cost $5.25 nnd under. Sellers
wero willing to take off, In view of the con
dition of other markets, but they wero not
wilting to tnko off as much as buyers
wanted. Tho result whs that after tho early
sales of forty to fifty loads the trade came
to a standstill nnd for somo time thoro was
practically nothing doing. Uiter on the
hogs sold so that the hulk was disposed of
some little time beforo midday. The mar
ket wound up bad and fully 10c lower than
yesterday.
It will b" notM from the table of nver
age prices that the hogs today sold at the
lowest point touched by the market since
the first week In the month. Representative
?alcs:
No. Av.. Sh..l'r. No. Av.. Bh..Pr.
11 107 ... 13 M 66 246 ... 5 75
11 119 ... I '0 62 236 40 6 21
77 241 ... 5 15 81 215 120 S 75
31 204 80 5 15 64 244 40 3 23
88 ISO 80 3 17'.i 71 244 160 8 21
35 183 80 S 20 45 241 80 5 25
10 264 ...$5 20 18 292 80 5 2.1
II 246 ... 5 20 41 207 ... 5 25
81 208 40 5 20 66 219 80 5 V5
221 220 210 ,1 :0 27 229 ... 8 23
160 214 40 S 224 74 205 80 3 25
147 235 160 5 22'4 61 267 40 5 21
139 226 200 R JC'.i 11 241 ... B 25
62 216 40 5 22i.i 74 2,13 80 5 T.
80 2M 40 5 22'4 31 219 ... R 21
13 240 ... R 72' 4 10 271 ... 5 25
26 228 ... 5 22i 18 202 ... R 21
72 274 240 R 22'i 10 249 ... R 21
71 231 SO R "214 10 247 ... R P5
74 211 ... S 22'.i 13 180 ... .121
77 23? 160 S 2"4 10 273 ... R "1
80 214 40 5 21i 7fi 237 SO fi 21
76 2C0 80 R 72'i 30 236 ... 5 27'i
83 230 80 5 2214 69 252 ... 5 2'4
79 241 160 5 :2'4 71 3177 80 R 27Vi
36 247 40 5 22'i 70 267 120 5 274
63 213 ... R 22J R9 267 ... 5 27'.
64 238 00 fi 12H 75 249 80 R 274
70 233 0 R 2214 61 264 80 3 77'i
71 259 160 .1 22'i 66 261 ... R 27.4
72 211 200 .1 :.'!4 18 263 ... .1 2714
74 231 ... R23 70 2-12 80 R 77' i
77 241 ... 5 23 65 230 ... 5 2"' i
65 2T.3 160 12.1 3 2.10 ... 1714
76 737 0 5 21 M 270 80 5 27',
40 270 SO 5 2.1 79 246 120 1 '.7'4
S4 237 160 ,1 21 81 222 80 S I7'4
17,9 242 40 5 25 133 227 120 .1 ?7V4
23 250 ... .1 25 78 223 ... B 27'4
69 222 160 5 21 66 248 ... 5 ?7'4
72 1!P) SO .1 M 89 241 120 5 274
ill 213 120 R 2.1 63 230 ... 3 "(7',4
73 250 ... 6 21 68 2f9 FO B 274
47 234 ... R ?1 68 2S6 160 R 27'4
23 260 40 .1 21 M 291 ... R 2T'4
61 2.14 241 SK 71 230 SO 5 27' 4
60 261 so : :i so 211 40 r 2:14
13 200 ... 5 71 73 251 80 R 274
42 207 ... 5 5 67 273 ... 6 37ij
M 213 ... 5 23 .13 259 ... R 274
10 234 ... 5 51 63 214 ... 5 27H
66 21.1 ... 5 21 81 241 40 R SO
78 217 80 5 71 R3 270 ... B 30
38 241 01) .1 11 M 277 ... S SO
(!) 2T. 1 R 21 75 270 ... 5 20
77 241 240 R 75 73 2M ... R 10
70 ..231 ... .1 21 72 216 ... 5 70
2S 25.1 ... R 1 64 261 ... 3 3.1
46 217 ... 5 2.1 R4 267 ... 5 30
30 194 ... 3 25 60 26.1 120 6 "0
61 242 80 R TR 58 284 ... R 75
07 222 ... 5 r.1 79 222 $0 R 1
63.!!!i!!!?31 . . 5 2 70 275 ... BIS
73 239 SO 5 21 74 253 ... R 40
SHEEP The moderate receipts of the last
fow davsof both sheop nnd lambs has given
tho market a better tone and today tho
trade was In a more favorable condition for
the sellers than for some time back. The
Jansen sheen sold at $5.36 as against $T.2S for
last week, "bowing an advance of 10c In that
Instance. Tho Rrooks Mexican lambs sold
at $6.Si. the snmo as yesterday. Ewes also
sold at steady prices. The market 1n fact,
aside from wethers, could bo described as
steady nnd reasonably active. Everything
sold In good season.
Quotations: Clipped wethers. $5.3055.40;
cllrmed yenrllngs. $5.40416.60; clipped ewes,
pood to choice. $l.W9.00; fair to good
ellnped owes, $4.25fW.fi0; good to choice
Colorado wooled lambs, K75'37.O0: fair to
good western wooled lambs, W.60f?6.CS;
good to choice clipped lambs. $B..5iS5.S0; fair
to good clipped lambs, J5.40ij6.C6. Represent
ative sales:
Nn. Av, Pr.
'.0 western pwcs, clipped 101 $3 00
15 western sheep 91 4 00
1 western wether, clipped 101 4 00
45 western ewes, clipped 91 4 45
199 western owes, clipped 101 4 60
661 western wethers, clipped.... 101 5.15
213 western sheep 91 6 35
262 folorndo-MoxIcan lambs 72 6 85
25 wethers 16" 4 60
III Mexican ewes 82 fi 10
216 wethers 101 B 25
ICS wethers 102 6 26
CHICAGO 1'IVIJ STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle Open Sternly lloun I.OTver
SIiocji nnil I.amli Slenilr
CHICAao, May l.-CATTI'F-Receipts,
3.000 head; openI steady; butchers' stock,
steady to strong: natives, good to prime,
$I.SG5!G.75; poor to medium. $l.204il.73; se
lected feeders, steady nt $1.3503.00; mixed
stnekers. slow nt $3.60fi I.2S; cows, $3.0Ofl.50;
heifers, $3.35fi4 90; ennners. $.'.4017 3.00; bulls,
Htendv ut $2.SOJI4.30! calve. 60c lower than
last Tuesday nt $l.50f;6.00; Texas fed steers,
steady at $4.0005.23; Texas bulls, strong nt
$3.".Vfi3.75,
HOnS Receipts, today. 25.000 head; to
morrow, xa.uuo neau, esiimaien; ion over,
3,500 head: BlTlOc lower: top, $5.4fc; mixed
nnd butchers, JI.KWS.IS; good to choice
heavy, $f.35?(5.47'; rough heavv. $5.201?J.3O;
i cm. ii.nxu.i'i; iiuik oi Hairs, ..jni..in.
HMEKl' A.l lAMUM lieceipts. 11.18 10
head: strong for best, others about steady:
good to choice wethers. $5.25ti3.fiO: fair to
cholco mixed, $I.COfi5.25: western sheen, $3.25
ffi&.to; vcarllngs, ju.&i(it.iKi: native lambs,
o.&oii.ij; western inmns, (i.wu-iy."j.
New York Live Slock.
NEW YORK. May l.-nEEVES-Re-
celpts, W head, all for slnughter; nothing
doing: nominally stendy: cables unchanged;
exports, ii7ii cniiic, mm sneep nnd i.nwi
quarters of beef: tomorrow, 3,580 quarters,
CAI'VES-Recelpts, 21 head; very little
doing; steady for good stock; prime to
cholco venls. $5 nofiiS.75: ordlnarv vents. $1.60.
SHEEP AND I'AMIIS-Recrlpts. 1.375
neau; sneep, lower: ciippen lamns, sienciy:
medium wooled sheep, $5; good clipped
sheep, $1.60; clipped lambs, $).25i06,62Vi;
spring lambs, ? i.&wa.tm eacn.
I IOQ8 Receipts, 2,601 head; hogs weak,
pigs steady; state hogs quoted at $5.75fj"
5,80: western hogs, $5,5MJ5,C5; western pigs
at fo.25f"5,50,
SI, I.iiiiU l,lve Stock.
ST. I.OCIS. Muy l.-CATTI'E-Recelpts,
2,700 head, Including 650 head Texans; mar
ket steady for natives and active and strong
for Texans; native shipping and export
steers, $4.fnii5.S0; dressed beef nnd butcher
steers, $1 IOii5.00; steers under 1.0CO lbs,, $4.00
tl.fij; stnekers nnjl feeders, $3.254J4.U: cowa
and heifers, $2.0034.73; canners, Jl.60JjS.Si;
I.1.40rf74.fr. rntl'i nlirl liHrtra. ffl'740 !
iiuuo -iirccipis, i n,i--j nenn, marKci .yuito
lower: pigs and lights, $5,101(6.30; packers,
SHEEP AND I'A.MDS - Receipts, 2.000
head; market steady; native muttons, $5.10
p.00: lambs. $5.RO?'7.25, culls and bucks,
$4.C4Sf4.2fli stockcrs, $2.2.Vft3.60,
Knnsns fltjr l.lve Stock,
KANSAS CITV. Mny l.-CATTt.E-Re-cclpts.
8.500 natives, nno Texans. Choice
heavy nnd butcher weights, stendy; me
dium grades slow; native steers. JI. 15115 15:
stnekers nnd feeders, JI.(W,1.30; butcher
town nnd heifers, $3.301i 1.50; canners, $.)
073.30; fed wc-tcrns, $2.25UI.30; Texas. $.1.75
'si 1.15.
1IOOS Receipts, 13,600; trade slow nt 50
lOo lower prices: heavy, Jj.IOTio 40; mixed,
$5.20ri6.3.5; light, $5.0OU5.23; pigs, $4.75'!7".0O.
SHEEP AND I'AMHS-Rccelpts, 3,0)0; In
ferlor quality, market slow, prices cnslcr;
Colorado lambs, Jii.irfl6.60.
Stock In Sluht.
Following nre the rerelnls nt he Ihren
principal western markets for May 1:
PnMlzv llfitrn Hhnen
South Omaha 1,1163 0,025 2,164
i;nicngo .l.ocn STi.ono 9,000
St, IxiulS 2,700 10,000 2,001
Totals
10,13d 41,025 13,161
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Week Wnrra nnil Wet Trltli n Onml
KrniYth of firnsn nnil Smnll
firnln.
United States Department of Agriculture,
ellmato nnd crop service of the Nebraska
section. Issued from the. centrnl ofllce at
tho L'nlverslM' of Nebraska for tho week
ending May I. 1900:
Tho past week has been warm nnd wet.
lyih moro tlmn the normnl nmnunt of
cioudlne-.-, Tho dally mean tempernttiro for
tho week averaged 10 degrees above nor
mal In the eastern nnd 7 desrecs In tho
western counties,
Tho rainfall has been above normnl In
nil snrts of tho state. In the centrnl and
eastern counties It exceeded nn Inch, nnd
In n considerable portion of this area It
excccdcil two inches.
In a larse portion of the state rain fell
on even' day of tho week, keeping tho
ground wet nnd preventing nny substnmta!
progress In plowing for corn, nnd practi
cally no corn wna planted. The continued
wJ.rm.wcn,.,,cr nnn 1c,,'i exceedingly fnvor
nblo for the growth of wheat, oats nnd
grass. All small grain Is in fine condition.
Ornss has grown sufficiently to furnish
good pasturage for cattle. Peach, apricot
and chcrrv trees nre full of blossoms.
, O. A. IOVEI'AND.
Section Director. Uncoln, Neb.
M3W YORK CENERAL MARKET.
Quotation for the Dny on Vnrlons
ConimoiIltleH.
NEW YORK, May l.-FI.OUR-Rccolpts,
13,09.1 bbls,; exports, 8,305 ,bbls,; sales, 7,850
pkgs.; market slow, but stendy In tono
nnd -without' change. SllnncbOta patontB,
$3.703.9.5; Minnesota bakers, $3,8511.00; win
ter patents. $3.70fj-3.90; winter strnlghts, $3.45
SJ3.50; winter extras, J2.GOif2.S5; winter low
grades. $2.25772.10. Rye Hour, easy; fair to
good. $2.9013.15; cholco to foncy, $3.20713.50.
CORNMEAI,-Qulot; yellow western, Slic;
city. SSc: Hrandywlne, $2.2502.33.
RYE Dull; No. 2 weatcrn, 60Jc f. o, b.
nlloat; state rye, 5g67c c. I. f. New York
carlots.
UARl'EY Slow; fecdintr. 43ifl4"c c. I. f.
New York: malting, 60ii63c c. I. f. New
York.
HARI'EY MAIT-Du western. 557JC5C.
WHEAT Receipts, 77,700 btl.; exports, 64,
f29 hu. Sales, 1.100.000 bu. futures. 120.000 bu.
export. Spot, strong; No. 3 red, 79c f. o. b.
afloat, spot: No. 2 red, 76"4o elevator; No. 1
northern. Duluth, 7G,Jc f. o. b. afloat to ar
rive; No, 1 hard. Duluth, 7SUc f. o. b.
afloat, Options exceedingly dull nil day,
becauso of the Chicago holiday, but dls
plnved moderate llrmness on a scarcity of
sellers and strength of cash wheat In face
of lower English nnd Paris cables. Closed
firm nt '.iff'ic net advance. Sales Included
No. 2 red Mny. 73 13-l&fi73',ic; closed nt 734c;
July. 73 3-ira73!4c; closed nt 7314c; Septem
ber. 74,(,if74ic; closed nt 74Uc
CORN-Recclpts. 43S.750 bu.; exports. HS,
892 bu, Sales. 75.000 bu, futures. 400,000 bit.
oxport. Spot. Ilrm; No. 2. 46Tc f. o. b.
afloat and 46V4c elevator. Options quiet, but
Ilrm nil day on export trade, light stocks
hero nnd n fair demand from shorts, clos
ing strong at i8ic net advance. May, 46'i
4f46'4c; closed nt 4Gc: July. 40 5-16?4G'c;
closed nt 46"4c; September closed nt 47c.
OATS Receipts. 37,800 bu.; exports, 60.419
bu. Sales. 40,000 bu. oxport. Spot, steady;
No. 2. 27!c: No. 3. 27c; No. 2 white, 29c;
No. 3 white. 25i,4c; track mixed western.
27i4a2Xc: track whlto weatcrn, 2WX5c;
track white, state. 29J?3Sc. Options Inactive
and unchanged. No. 2 white, Mny, closed
2S'4c.
HAY Steady; shipping, 0575c; good to
Choice. 80390c.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1898 crop, SfTSc; 1839 crop, 10fi'13c; Pacific
coast crop, 839c.
HIDES-Steady; Galveston, 20tr24c; Cali
fornia, 21 to X pounds, 25c; Texas dry, 21
to 30 pounds. 15c.
M2ATHER Firm; hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres, light to heavy weights, 2514c; ncld,
iSic.
WOOIr-Duil: domestic fleoce, 2&SSc;
Toxas. 15B15c.
PROVISIONS-Beof. steady; family, $13.00
013.60; mess. $10.00fil0.60. Reef hnms, $20 JO
341.60; packet. $11.00012.00; city, extra India
mess, $18.60'S22.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
bellies. 7tiQ$',4c; pickled shoulders, 7o;
pickled hams, lOVJllc. Lard, firm:
western steamed, $7,45; April closed, $7.45,
nominal : refined, weaker; continent, $7.S0;
8. A., $160; compound, 6Hc. Pork, strong;
fmllv. $14.6015.00; short clear, $14,60115.60;
mess, $12.3612.55. Tallow, firm; city, 6!4c;
country, 5H3I&ic.
BUTTER Receipts. 7,609 pkgs.: firm;
western creamery, 1620c: factory, 13fT14',4c.
CHEESE Receipts, 6.341 pkgs.; wenk;
fancy, large white, 10i(ffllc; fancy, largo
colored. 10V4910?ic.
EGGS Receipts, 19,332 pkgs.: Arm; stor
age, western at mark. 12'4'13!4c; regular
packing at mark, 12124c; southern at
mark. ll12c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 44365c.
PEANUTS Firm; fancy handplckcd, 3
4c: other domestic, 3H3HC.
FREIGHTS To Liverpool, quiet and
steady; cotton, by steam, 27c; grain, by
steam, 3"iffI4d.
METALS There was somo Irregularity
In the market for metals today. Tin, In
sympathy with favorablo advices from
abroad, ruled llrmer, but quiet, closing at
$29.755129.85. Pig Iron warrants, however,
worn weak, but not quotnbly lower, closing
nt $16.60. Northern No. 1 foundry was
quoted at $21.O0'iT23.OO. Lnko copper contin
ues dull and unchanged at $17.00. Iead
ruled dull nnd nominally unchanged on, the;
basis of $4.671,4fI4.72V2. Spelter was easy nt
Jl.60tff4.55. The brokers' prlco for lead was
J4.60 and for copper $17.25.
OMAHA WUOLKSAI.V". MARKETS.
Condition of Trade nnd Qantatlnn on
Staple and Faner Produce.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; fresh stock,
10V4C
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 814c: roosters,
according to age and size, 537c; ducks, 7Vi;
SViQCc; turkeys, 8c.
HUTTER-Common to fair, lie; choice,
14ffI5c; separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
17018c.
OYSTERS Medium, per can. ISc: stand
ard, per can, 22c; bulk standard, per gal
lon, $1.25; extra selects, per can. 30c; extra
selects, per gal., $l.C0ffl.75j Now York
counts, per can, 37c; New York counts,
per 100. $1.25.
PIGEONS-Llve, per doz., $1.
VEALS-Cholco. 9010c. .
HAY Per carload lots: Vpland. cholco,
17.00; midland, choice, $8.00: lowland, choice,
$5; rye straw, choice. $5; No, 3 corn. 3514c;
No. 3 white onts, 25c; cracked corn, per
ton, $14.60; corn nnd onts. chopped, per ton,
$15; bran, per ton, $13.60; shorts, per ton,
$13.60.
VEGETABLES.
ASPARAGUS Homo grown, per doz.,
5075c.
NEW TURNIPB-Per dc bunches, 60c.
SPINACH-Per box, 50i775c.
NEW REETS Per doz. bunches. 2510c.
LETTUCE Per doz. bunches, SSfjMOc.
RADISHES Homo grown, per doz., 20iji
"'SEED SWEET POTA TOTTiS Per bbl.,
..wri.zb Kansas, eating, 3."
POTATOES-Per bu . choice. 25ST30C.
CARRAOE-Cnllfornla. per lb., 3c,
CAULIFLOWER None on market.
CELERY Per doz,, 25tT30c; California,
per bunch. 75c,
TOMATOES Florida, per six-basket
crate. $4.50.
MUSHROOMB-Per lb, box, 66c.
RIIUHARH-Per lb., 4c.
ONIONS-Rotnil. yellov, J1.10O1.15; red,
$1.20471.25.
FRUITS,
STRAWRERRIES-Tcxoi, per 24-qt. case.
$1.50; Arkansns, per 21-qt. case, Jl.00ffl.60.
APPLES Choice western shipping stock,
$3.0005.25: New York stock. $5: fancy. $5.50.
CRANHERRIES-Jcrscys, per bbl $103;
per crato, $3.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPI.ES-Per doz.. J2.5OS-3.00.
ORANGES California, fiiuey navels, per
box, $3,75fj4.00; cholco navols, $l.t0: Modlter.
raueaii Sweets, per box, $3.23; Budded seed,
lings. $2.753.00,
LEMONS California, choice, per box,
$3.25; fancy. $3.50.
BANANAS Per bunch, medium, $2.00
2.60; large, $2.7693.00.
HIDES.
HIDES No. 1 green nldes. 7'tc; No. 1
green hides, 6Vc; No. 1 salted bldos, Slic;
. in it.. . . , m ... r Ik.
ffaMM f IMWOT'i
"n .JW l,t, .
.NCTS-Hlckory, large, per bu., JI.2SJ
ehetlbnrks, $1.35.
HONEY Per 2l'-ectlon ense, $3.5003.75.
ruiMiKs iv .w.ui.Aiii.i: siii'i'iaiis,
t'nlile noil Tclcurniililo 1teinr(f of
lirnlu lliint nnil Ashore,
NEW YORK, May l.-Speclal cable nnd
telegraphic communication to Ilradstreet'o
show the following changes In avnllablo
supplies as compared with last nccount:
WHEAT United States nnd Canada, cast
of Rockies, decrease, 3,103,000 bu.; (Liver
pool Corn Trade News) afloat for nnd in
Europe, Increase, 1,000,000 bu.; totnl supply,
decrease, 2, lOS.OfO bu,
CORN United States and Canada, cast
of Rockies, decrense, 3,037,000 bu.
OATS 1'nlted Stntes nnd Canada, east of
Rockies, Increase, 091,000 bu.
Among tho more Important decreases re
ported, not given In the olllelnt visible sup
ply statement nre thoso Of 600,000 bu. at
northwestern Interior elevators, 4S3,ooo bu.
nt Chicago private elevators, 315,000 bu. at
-Manitoba storage points, loo.fov) bu. nt Port
Huron. 9G.000 bu. at St. Joseph, 70.0C0 bu.
at Sioux Falls, 60,000 bu, at Jollet and 60,000
bu. nt East St. Iiuls nnd Chattanoogn.
Tho principal Increnses are those of 160.000
bu. nt Cleveland nnd 71.000 bu. nt Depot
Harbor. The nggregnto stock of wheat
held at Portland, Ore., and Tncoma and
Seattle, Wash., increased 134,000 bu, last
week.
St. I.oii Is ; nil 11 11 nil Provisions,
ST. LOUIS. Mny I, WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red. rash, elevator, 70Tc; track, 72f
3c; May, 69"4c; July. fWJOO'iu; September,
GSUc; No. 2 hard, 64UJJiitic.
t'ORN-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 40c; track,
4ITMlic; May, 3DT4c: July. 40c.
pATS-lllBher; No. 2 cash, 2t-?4c; track,
"i't&Hc 24lil0! Jll'y' 23UC! N" 2 wl,ltc
" RYE-Slcndv 11 1 65c.
SEEDS Timothy, steady: ordinary, $2.00
12.20. Flaxseed, stendy, $1.73.
HRAN Firm; sacked lots, east track, 70c.
COltN JI EA I S I ead v ; $1.S;Ti2.00.
HAY-Strong; timothy, $10.60012.75; prai
rie. $9.00.
WIIISKY-Stendy nt $1.2S"4.
IRON COlT()NTIES-$1.30; bagging,
S'ic; hemp twine. 9c.
I'ROVISIONS-Pork. stendy; Jobbing,
old. $13.00; new. $13.50. Uinl, nomlnnl
prlmn steam, JR.95; choice, $7.00. Dry salt
meats (boxen), stendy; extra shorts. $7.00;
clejir ribs, $7.124. clenr sides. $7.2.5. Rncon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, $7.50; clear
rib-, ?7.62'4; elc.ir sides. $7.75.
MBrAI-S-Iead, stendy at $4.57i,4'T4.6!).
Spelter, steady nt $1.50.
POULTRY-Dull; chickens. 7',jc: turkeys,
6ffSc; ducks, 7'; geeHC. 3'iilV4c.
EOfli Steady nt 9"ic.
RUTTER Steady; crenmcry, ltVfJlOc:
dairy. HfJlGc.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 5,000 bbls.: wheat, 13.
000 bu.; corn. 15,000 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 6.000 bbls.: wheat,
20.OCO bu.; corn, 177.000 bu.; onts, 49,000 bu.
Liverpool t.rnlii mill Provisions.
IIVERPOOL. May 1. - WHEAT - Spot,
dull; No. 1 California, fis 4d3s 4V4d; No. 1
northern, spring, 6s lUtd. Futures, quiet;
Mny. nsoHd; July, 6s S4d.
CORN Spot, Ilrm; American mixed, new,
4s.1,d. Futures, quiet; May. 4s3.sd; July,
4s l"d: September. 4slUd.
PROVISIONS Lard, American refined, In
palls, dull nt .tSsOd: prime western. In
tierces, dull nt 37s. Hnms, short cut easy
at 49s, Racon, short ribs, dull nt 42s Cd;
long clenr middles light, dull nt 41s Cd;
clear bellies, dull nt 40s Cd. Shoulders,
square. Ftendy at 37s. Tallow, prime city,
stendy nt 2Ss.
Following nre the stocks of wheat and
corn In storo and on quays (railway nnd
canal depots not Included): Wheat, 1,161
centals; corn, 2i,000 centals.
Knnsns City (Jrnln nnil Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 1 . W 1 1 E AT M ay,
file; July. C21,c: cash. No. 2 hard. 63c: No. 3,
E9G62Hc; No. 2 red, 684fl69c: No. 3, 64g68c.
CORN Ma 37j,c; July, 37Tic; cash. No.
2 mixed, 3Sc; No. 2 white, 3Sic; No. 3. 3Sc.
OATS-No. 2 white, WiAc.
RYE No. 2. 54c
HA Y I'hnlro llmnlhi' Itn WI9IA cn.
prnlrle. $7.60117.75. .
in-i'i'i5ii-iTeamcry. 16W1Sc; dalrv, 15c.
EGGS Steady ; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock. !)',4c dozen, cases returned; new
white wood cases Included, 10c.
RECEIPTS-Whoat, 10,500 bu.; corn, 9,700
bu.; oats, 9.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 21,000 bu.: corn.
3,200 bu.; oats, none.
Toledo Mnrket.
TOLEDO. O.. May 1WHBAT-DulI and
hlirher; No. 2 oash, 73Tic; May, 73Tic.
CORN Dull, but firm; No. 2 cash, 41c.
OATS Dull, but firm: No. 2 cash. 25c.
RYE Dull and, -unchanged; No. 2 cash,
6Sc.
CLOVERSEED Firm nnd unchanged;
cash, prime old, $1.75; prime new, $5.00;
October. $3.00.
l'lillnilclpliln rrniluce Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1. - RUTTER -Firm
nnd lo higher: fancy western cream
ery. 21c; fnncy western prints, 23c.
EGGS Firm; fair demand; fresh nearby.
121?14c: fresh western and southwestern,
12V4c; fresh southern, HViB12c.
CHEESE Quiet but stendy.
Dnltitli .rnln Mnrkrt.
DULUTH. May l.-WIIEAT-Nn. 1 hard,
cash. 67',4c: May, C9c; July, 70Hc: Sep
tember. 694,c; No. 1 northern, cash. 67c:
May. 67c; July. CSc; September. CStc; No. 2
northern. Hoc; No. 3 spring, C2c.
OATS-24TT24WC.
CORN-37ic.
Mll-rnnkee (7rnln Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE. May 1. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, 67c; No. 2
northern. CI'ifiGfic.
RYE-Hlgher; No. 1. 67i4fi"58c.
R A RLE Y Firm; No. 2, 42V443c; sample,
37S13c.
Mlnnenitnlln Wheat Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 1. WHEAT In
store: No. 1 northern. Mny, fil'4c: July.
fi5't'?iC5"ic: September. GoHc. On track: No.
1 hard. 67c: No. 1 northern, 6514c; No. 2
northern. 61c.
Peorln Mnrket.
PEORIA. III., May l.-CORN-Steady;
No. 2. 39c.
OATS Easy: No. 3 white. 2t4c.
WH ISKY Firm on the basis of $1.2514 for
finished goods.
Cnlloii .llnrkel.
NEW ORLEANS, Mny 1. COTTON-l-utures.
quiet: May. $9.30 bid: June, $9.30
bid; July. $9.2979.30; August, $9.03'(9.0l; Sep.
tember. $?.35fJ8.3fl: October. $7.93ffR.0O; No
vember. $7.ofj7.S3; Deceitnber. J7.S51J7.S6;
January. J7.RGfi7.S5. Enslcr; sales. 5.150 hales;
ordlnnry. 8 6-lfic; good ordinary, 8 13-lGc;
low middling, 9Uc: middling. 9V4c; good mid
dling. 9 11-16c; mlddllncr fnlr. 9 15.16c. Re
celnts, bales; tock, 1IV7.7I3 bales.
ST. LOUIS. May 1-COTTON-QuIet;
middling, 7c. Receipts, 926 bales; ship
ments. 1.397 bales; stock, 61.G12 hales.
LIVERPOOL. May l.-COTTON-Spot,
moderato business, prices barely supported.
American m'. Idling. 5Vjd. The sales of the
day were 8,000 bales, of which 600 were for
speculation and export and Included 700
bales American. Receipts. .13,000 bales, In
cluding 28,100 hales American. Futures
opened quiet .nnd cln-ed stendy nt the de.
rllne. American middling, 1. m. c. Mny.
fi 22-64d sellers; May-June, 5 19.G45T5 20-64(1
sellers: June-July. 5 l-6ld sellers; July.
August, fi 14-61115 15-Gld fellers; August
September. 5 Ofi-Glfto 06-6ld sellers; September-October.
I 43-64d sellers; October-No-vomher.
4 37-C4d buyers; Novpmber-Deccm-ber.
4 32-Gld sellers; January. 4 30-Gld sell
ers; Jnnunry-February. 4 2S-6ld sellers;
February-March, 4 27-64ffl 2S-Gld.
Dry (innilH Market.
NEW YORK. May l.-DRY GOODS-Btlsl-ness
ngnln very slow. Attendance of buy
ers limited nnd poor mall order demand.
Rrown sheetings nnd drills Irregular ex
cept In leading brands; three-yard sheetings
sold at 5'4c. Coarse rolored cottons Inac
tive but no rhnngn In prices. Bleached col
tons very slow; no change In quotntlons of
ticketed goods, but otherwise mnrket Ir
regular, particularly In low counts. Print
cloths Kill Idle in nil counts and some sell,
frs weakening on prices. Prints and ging
hams quiet and unchanged. Export de
mand for heavy brown cottons Idle.
CnfTce Mnrket,
NEW YORK, May l.-COFFEE-Futures
opened quiet nt fiffio points decline, under
disappointing cables, the unsatisfactory
spot demand nnd warehouo deliveries, Tho
mnrKPt was unniiy sieany in lone with
prices 6 to 10 points lower; total sales wer?
nnlv 3.750 bags. Including September, $6.90;
December. $7.20; January, $7.23. Spot Rio,
dull: No. 7 Invoice. 7Tc; mild, quiet; Cor
dova, 91if(914c.
Suunr .llnrkel,
NEW ORLEANS. May l.-SUGAR-Steady;
open kettle, 34fil3-I6c; open kettle,
centrifugal, IVtfitlfce; centrifugal, yellow,
4fri 1 13-16c; seconds, 5"ffl,i,c.
MOLASSES-Qulet. nominal.
OH llm'ket.
LIVERPOOL. Mnv l.-OILS-Cottonseed,
Hull refined, May nnd August, Ilrm, 23s Cd,
LONDON. May l.-OILS-Calcutta lin
seed, spot, 62s, Petroleum, American re
fined, 7'iS,
4 'it 1 1 fci r 11 1 11 Dried I'riills,
NEW YORK. May I. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Dull and nominally tin
changed, The mnrket for evaporated apples
whs quiet, but steady at unchanged prices.
State, common, 4VjSCc; prime, '?if26c;
ehnl.e. 7ff4e, fancy, 7'itJtc CillfornU
dried prunes, 3i44f7e per iound, s to sU
and quality. Apricots, Royal. 131115c; Moor
Mirk. I5Blc. Peaches, peeled, lstf22c; tin
peeled. 7'ifj9c.
.IIOVRMK.M'S OF STOCKS AMI IlOMJS.
Dny on the Mnrket Is n Very Mul
len Our,
NEW YORK, Mny l.-Rinlness wns so
apathetic nnd so narrow today In the stock
mnrket that little can be deduced to throw
llsht on the business or financial sltuntlon.
Prices nre ns n rule slightly higher, but
nboul the only explanation to bo offered Is
thnt room traders In stocks proved unable
to get them down, In spite of one or two
Incidents rather unfavorable to values, nnd
turned perforce to thn long side In order
to get tho requisite movement In prices to
offer nny Held for trading nt nil. Even
Sngnr, nlthough still nbsorblng n large pro.
portion of attention, became comparatively
quiescent and limited its range to a little
over 3 points. The stock moved both nbovo
nnd below Inst night. The failure of the
Pennsylvania directors to ndvnnce thn
seml-nnnuol dividend rate proved ineffect
ive to uwnkeu the market from Its npnthy,
The most positive nsscrtlims hnve been
mnde in the board room for ninny dnys
that Pennsylvania's dividend rnto wns to
bo advanced nnd there have been heavy
operations on the bull side based on these
nssertlnns.
The slight weakness manifested by the
stock on the announcement of the regular
dividend would be culled fortitude in the
market were it not so unmlstnknbly Indif
ferent. The presumnble disappointment
over tho Pennsylvania dividend following
tho fnlluro of yesterdny's tumors; regarding
the Missouri Pnclllo dividend to be realize,!
hnd only the slightest effect on those
stocks. When the smnll benrs had rather
timidly offered down Pennsylvania to a
fraction below Inst night, without bringing
nul nny appreciable pales the whole market
took on n llrmer tone, Missouri Pnclllo
rose nearly 2 points. Rut whether the mnr
ket moved up or down the small profes
sional traders failed equally to nttrnct nny
following. The closing wns dull nnd heavy,
nnd net changes were mixed. The local
traction stocks, led by Metropolitan,
showed rather acute depression on nccount
of thu judicial contlrmntton of the consti
tutionality of tho franchise tnx law The
Republic Iron nnd Stool stocks wero forced
down sharply on talk of a rupture of re
lations with other combinations In tho steel
trade. New York Air Binko dropped I,"
points nt tho opening, but Inter rallied 12.
Long Island ndvnnced to 77',, compared
with 67 on Snturdny, on the strength of
pending leglslntlon to nuthorlzo nn East
river connection between Its system nnd
the outside railroad world. New York
Central rallied from yesterday's depression
on hopes of a settlement of the threatened
labor troubles,
A small shipment of gold wns nnnounced
lo go by Thursday's French steamer. Thn
sterling exchnngo market was heavy nnd
reacted a fraction, but It Is generally ex
pected that large shipments of gold will bo
made by next Saturday's steamer. The
money market continues to work ensler
nnd tho foreign banking houses nre In tho
mnrket seeking largo loans on foreign ex
change collntcrnl nnd offering 2U and 3 per
cent for sixty dnys.
Tho bond mnrket was dull nnd the gen
ernl tendency wns renctlonnl. Totnl sales,
par value. $1,395,000. United States refund
Ing 2s. when Issued, ndvnnced a and old
4s nnd 5s per cent In the bid price.
The following are the closing prices on
the New ork Stock exchange today:
Atchison "'. Union Pacin-
sr.'i
:i'i
do pf)
Baltimore & Ohio
7" do prd
8.!'i Wabash
9l!t do prd
51 1Vhol. A L n...
.. Mi
.. 22'i
.. lei,
.. 21
.. Vi
..107
..12$
.139
.. 46" i
..123
.. 311,
., IS
.. av
.. 21
.. a:n
..
.. 2-4
.. 17
.. 2Vi
.. 71
2"
.'. :ij
Canadian Pacific
Canada Soutlirrn
Clies. & Ohio ...
Chicago O. IV....
C, H. & Q
lo 3l pfd
... nV Wis. Central
.. K"1. Third Avenue ...
L. ii'i Adams lCxpres....
.. M'.i Anierl an Ex
10: V. H. Impress.. ..
..152 Wells-rarin Ex..
...lOVi .mer. Cot. Oil...
... (Pi, do pfd
W Amer. Maltlns; .
42 1 do pfd
.. ms Amer. S. fi n....
.114', do pfd
...Ill Amer. Fplrlts ...
... 19'4 do pfd
... 70' Amer. Rteel It..
... U'i do pfd
.. 'i Amer. 8. & W...
. .1" do pfd
. . 17'i Amer. Tin Plate
... ''1 do pfd
Chicago, Iml. &
do pfit
Chlcaso & B. HI.
ChlcnRo & N. IV.
C It I. & P... .
C. C. C. & fit. L. .
Colorado So
do 1st prd.. .
do 2i pM. ..
Del. & Iluison ..
Del. L. & IV
Dfmw & It. O...
do pfd
Krle
do 1st pfrt...
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal
Hocking Valliy .,
Illinois Central ...
.UI'i.Amer. Tobacco .
'.11
111
Iowa Central
JT'i
do
pfd....
do pfd
70.
Anaconda Mln. Co. I'.V,
k. c, p. & a
17't
nrooKiyn II T.
Lake Brie & W...
do pfd
Lake Shore
2?i;'Colo. Fuel & Iron. 4t'i
15 Con. Tobacco SO't
9 I do pfd m
MHFedcral steI 4'.i;
do pfd M
1,0111s, & Nash,..
Manhattan L
Met. St. ny
'(Hi Gen. Electrlo IK
13'-s Glucose Sugar ,V)
61 I do pfd hij
?i'4 Inter, Paper 24
M I do pf,l r,s
1 11 Laclede Gas TO
1114 National niseult . . fl'i
N'fc do pfd 61
1'1M National I.ead ., . il
3'V do pfd l,t4
! National Steel 33
HV do pfd si
TT'l N. Y. Air Drake. ..ill
7M,j No. American 14
'!', Pacific Coist BJ'4
42 I do 1st pfd 1..1
76 1 do M pfd 6,1
llUVj raelfic Mall ?2
People's Gas 111
rr'4 Pres.ed H. Car 4M4
SI do pfd 79
fC Pullman P. Or. .11"
K14 Standard U. & T... 6
lO'l fiuanr 11511
Mexican Central .
Minn. & Ft. I.....
do pfd
Mo. Taclflc
Mobile & Ohio ...
Mis.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ....
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk IV
do pfd
No. PaclOc
do pfd
Ontario & IV
Ore, Ry A Nav..
00 pOd
Pennsylvania
Rending
do 1st pfd..,.
do 2d pfd....
nio a. iv
do pfd
St. L
6. P.
do
do
1st pfd (9 do pfd 111
d pfd :U Tenn. Coal & Iron. kVl
St, L. Southir 12
U. S. leather
11V
do pfd UU
do pfd
71
30
Pi
61"-i
f.6
$1
St. Paul IIS1,
U. S. Rubber
do pfd 'Tali
St. Paul & Omaha. IP
do nfd
ilVestern Union ....
Rep. I. & S
So. Pacific -'6i,
So. nalln-ay 1J
do nfd f;ii
do nfd
P. C. C. & St. L..
Texas & Pacific .... 194Vl
Ex-dlvldend.
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. May l.-MONET-On call,
steady at 2S2Vfc per cent; last loan at 2 per
cent; orlmo mercantile paper, 4Q'4V4 per
cent
STERLING EXCHANOE-Heavy, with
actual business In bnukers' bills at $I.S'ff
4.SS'i for demand and at $4.R1i(fM.S4'(l for
sixty days; postwl rates, tt.S.Vf4.8.r'A and
$4.RSi: commercial bills, $4.'3'4f(4.S4'i.
SILVER-Certlllcntes, CO860Vic; bar, fiOTic;
Mexican dollnrs, 47',ic.
RONDS Governments, Htrong; state, In
active; railroad, easier.
Tho closing prices on bonds today wore
ns follows:
V. S. 2 refun'lliB.lMTilN. Y. C. Is unu
do 2-1, res 9914
N. J. C. ;en. ,1s,
No. Carolina Ci.
do 2, reit loiy,
Mo coupon Ulli
do 4s, rex 133i
do coupon 1.',
do old 4s, reg....11l'J
do coupon 114V
do Ds, reg HJ'i
do coupon Ul'.i
D of C 3. 6S 121
..I3
..106
.. f.i;
do 4s
No. Pacific 3s
do 4s
ej'i
N Y C & St L 4s.. .196i;
Norfolk &. IV. c. 4s. i:4
"ao Ken. ea 112
Ore. Nav. Is IOC
do 4s,
.19.1'i
llnhlwwi v,n i fir' R. T.
.119
.H414
. 'Mi
do ndj. 4s 81 I do con. Us
Canada So. 2s 117'i Reading Ren. 4s
C. & O. 4Us 9911 Ttlo O. IV. Is...
do 6s 121 Kt. I., d I. M. c. 5s.1!M4
C. & N. IV. c. 7s.. 143 fit. L. & 8. F. g. 6s.l21
do S. F. d. 5s...,12l'i St. Paul consols 17214
Chicago Ter. 4s.... 96 St. P. C. A P. Is. .120
D & R. O. Is 16414 do r.s 1:1
do 4s ?9 'So. Railway ES....1I2
K T V. & O. ls...19"'S. R. & T. 6s 70
Krle general 4s "1 Tenn n. s. 3s
F. IV. A: I). .'. is.. ,1 Tex. fir I'sc. Is 1151
ft Pac. Is...
fieneral Klectrlc Bs.KO
do 2s'
O II & S. A. 6s.. w
do 2s 109
II. & T. C. 6 111'i
t'nlon Paclflo 4s..
IVnliash Is
.111'i
.1111,4
Ft
.IC'.i
. 91
. 91 '4
. 1
. i"4
. W,
lo :s
do consol 6s
.110
West Shcy. 4s... ,
Wis Centrnl 1s...
Va. Centuries ....
la. Central Is..
K. C P. & O.
n. 4s
L. & N. lint. 4s
. .113
1.
.. ICS'
...tOO'l
do deferred
Colo. Bo 4 s
Mis.. K. & T. 2s.
do 4,
. 6A14
. on;
,So. Pacific 4s
When Issued. Ex-Interest.
Hnatnn Slock Quntnllnns.
ROSTON. Mny 1. Call loans. 3TJ4 per
cent; tlmo loans. 4fi5 per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
A.. T. & 8. F...
do pfd
Amer. Supar ....
do pfd
2
t'nlon Land 2
West Dnd f 14
Wis. Central if.14
Atchison 4s luo
Adventure :., 4j
Allouez M. Co m
Ainal Copper .1U
inu
, 112
, fW
216
.141
I Hell Telephone ..
I Uoston & Albany
1 floston Klevatrd
Hoston ft Me
'Atlantlo ;m
i. II. & Q
..12 V
. 4'i
. 116
Hoston & Mont "no
llutte k Roston . . '0
Dominion Coal ..
do pfd
Federal Steel . . .
do pfd
Calumet & Merit... 73
.. M'S Centennial
. 61 Franklin .
..'.?. .Humboldt
1114
1.
Kltchhurg pfd....
71
(7
441J
126
General IJieoirin
I'M. Klectrlo III.
Mexican Central
N. H n. fi C .
.116
0'cola
Pal rot
. 13' I
. inl
.in
. 1
. :)
Qulncy
"inta re copper
Tamarack
t'tnb Mining ....
Winona
Wolverines
Old Colony
.113
Old ivimlnlon ....
Rubber
I'nlnri PaclOo ...
. S'i
. 40
I'orclmi I'liinni'liil.
RI'.lflLIN. May l.-On the hnutso today In
ternational securities wero Ilrm. except In
the enso of Spanish 4s. which eased toward
the close In response to the lower rates pre.
vailing In tho Paris market, Mine shares
opened with an Improvement, but this was
afterward lost, owing: to the decline In In
dustrials nnd the rumor thnt the tax on
new Issues would be Increased. Americans
were weak In sympathy with the New York
market. Exchange on Inndon, 20 marks
52'4 pfgs. for checks, Discount rates Short
bills, 4',4 per cent; three-months' bills, 4"t
per cent,
PARIS, May 1.-Prices on the bourse to.
dny were undecided nt the opening. Al
though they were maintained they soon
dropped on realizations, owing lo the de
cline In Rio tlntos Afterward they partly
recovered In consequence of the rlso In cop
per, when It beenme known thnt tho In
crease In the stock was M5 tons Instead ot
2,0( tons, ns anticipated. There was n
general Improvement nt the finish. Three
per cent rentes, loif 17140 for the account,
hxchange on liondon, 25f 17'4c for checks.
Spanish Is closed nt 72.SO.
LONDON. Mny 1. Gold premiums arc
quoted ns follows: Ruenos Ayres, 127,30;
Mndrld, 2S.50; Lisbon, 43.60; Rome, 6.05,
Ne" Yofk .11 1 nlit K t unlnt Ions.
NEW YORK, May I.-The follnwlnir
nro closing quotations for mining shares
today:
Cbollar
Crown Point ...
(inn. Cal & Va
Dead wood
.. I Ontario
19 Ophlr
145 (Plymouth ....
CO IQulcksllver ...
. ) I do pfd
.. ,.SM
.... SI
11
.... 1E0
. ... 71)0
3$
.... 310
IS
19
Gould ft Currle ..
Hale & Norcros.
.. .5 Rierra .evaua
'000 Standard
.. 64 It.'nlon Con
21 Yellow Jacket
liomestake .
Iron Sliver
Mexican
Fltinnclnl Nnlrs.
..n?,"-AT?,-,'P'n.A'.Mny 1 Clearings. $17,
515.213; balances, $2,423,''9.
107: balances. $609,761: '""
ST. LOUIS. May l.-Olearlngs, $5,697,751;
balances. $721,427. Money. 4'u7 per cent'
New York exchange, 10c premium bid, 25o
"Ain.MUllK. May l.-Clearlngs. $5,130,
premium tusked.
NEW YORK. May l.-Clearlngs, $216,605,
991; balances, $11,416,103.
BOSTON. May l.-Clearlngs, $25,827,953;
balances, $1,923,597.
('niiillllnn of tlie Trensnry.
"VASHINOTON. Mny l.-Today's state
ment of tho trensury balances in the gen
ernl fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reservo In the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllablo ensh balance. $1I6,U7,5IS;
gold, $79,IW,691.
PENSIONS FOR IVESTEII.V VETERANS.
War Survivors Remembered liy 4lie
rienernl noveriinient.
WA8IUNOTON. May l.-(Speclal)-Penslons
granted: Issue of April 12, 190),
were:
Nebraska: Increase Oeorge Rarr, Su
perior. $10; James S. Tyler, Lincoln, $11;
Jo-eph Ilendetson, Norfolk, $1. Original
Widows. Etc. Frances A. Dean. Lincoln, $S;
Original Widows. Etc. Special accrued
April II. Helen L. Young, Hastings. $S; Jen
nie S. Lowe. Stromsburg, $5; Amelia P.
Workman, Junlntn, $12.
town: Original Noel P. Orcutt. New
Sharon. $?. Additional James F. McNaul,
Fayette, $10. Restoration, Reissue and In
crease Jnmcs M. Seals, Creston, $17. In
creaseLafayette II. Noyes. Mondamln, $S,
John II. Hurger. Rhodes. $17: Andrew Tl.
Graham, Carl, $10; Zenns C. Worley, Pnclllc
Junction. $S; James K. Deford. Eldon, $17;
Ira O. Baker. West Liberty. $10; John
Murphy, Charter Oak, $1, Orlglnnl Widows
Speclnl Accrued April 14 Maria Wort!:,
Lyons, $3; Jennlo Isermnn, Des Moines, $.1.
South Dakota: Additional-William II.
Anderson, Ardmore, $R. Increase Orand
vlllo W. Demarest, Watertown, $17. Rels
sue nnd Increase William Yeaman, Do
Smet, $1.
North Dakota: Increase Herbert Drake,
Soldiers' Home, Lisbon, $12.
Colorado: Original Hiram H. Orabendlke,
Denver, $1; Pnrblo Serto. $f. Increase Wil
liam H. Drenlng, Monte Vlstn, $10. Original
Widows, Etc. Mary J. Iott. Colorado
Springs, $S. Original Widows Special Ac
crued April ll-Martha E. Nicholas, Greely,
Issue of April 13, 19D0:
Nebraska: Original-Thomas Prltchard,
Hnrtwell, $6. Increase William II. Rich
ardson. Auburn. $S; John W. Wllllnms.
Strang, $12. Original Widows-Susan Mann
(special account, April 17), Nebraska City,
Issue of April II. 1900; Increase VIl!lam
Rarnett, Aurora. $S; Ehcnczcr Cain, Omnha,
$S; David D. Snider. Olltner, $S; James
Walton, Wnlnut Grove, JS.
Issue of April 13, 1900:
Iowa: Increase John W. Morton, Wash
ington, $12; Jnmes A. Rutt, Knowlton, $1:
Michael T. Carter. Maquokcta, $8; Joslnh
Jordan, Cholsen. $17; Dnnlel W. Mnpcs,
Floyd. $17. Orlglnnl Widows, Etc. Susan
Pntchln (special nccount. April 17). De
troit $R; Clara Morgan (special account,
April 17), Churdon, $S.
Issue of April II, 1900: Incrcasc-EII M.
uooaen, Lewis, jf.
T1IK HKAI.TV MAHI4.KT.
INSTRUMENTS nicd"Vor record Jlonday,
April 30:
Wnrranly Deeila,
I. L. Peck and husband to Barbara
Francl. lot S. block 7, Kountze
Ith add ; 100
F. O. Ktoko and wlfo to Ausustn
Kloke. lots 3 and 4, block 12,
Omaha View l.wo
Maria Augustnt to Fred Armhrush,
n 44 ft of e 95 ft lot 7. Okahoma ad.. 275
M. Do Christian nnd husband to J. D.
Crelghton, c',j lot 7. block 61,
Omaha 3,000
Iouls Stuft and wife to Tukey &
Allen, und N lot 12. block 5. Kllby
Place
Patrick McNamara nnd wife to same,
lots S and 9. Ames' add to Hillsdale. 200
James Stockdaln and wlfo to same,
ion 11 and 12. block 4. Mahonev &
M's add 500
Georse Chnplln and wife to same,
lot 15. block 2. Clifton Hill 1,500
M. C. Thaxton and wife to same, lot
24. block S. Clifton Hill 2,fO)
John WeFsman nnd wife to same, lot
4. block 11. Clifton Hill 1,500
F V. Trott and wife to same, lot 10,
block 10. Clifton Hill 1,000
J. R. Bremner nnd wife to A. P.
Tukev. lot 21. block 10. Clifton Hill. 1,500
C. W. Rush and wife to same, lot 8,
block 9. Clifton Hill 1,200
J. R. Kennedy and wife to same, lot
23. block 10, Grammercy park 1
C. J. Anderson and wlfo to Margaret
McDerrr.ott. lot 13, block 2, Avon
dale nark 2,700
Paul Doeschcr und wife' to Midway
Investment Co., lot 20, block 2,
Persons & B's add 150
Ellen Lucas et nl to J. R, Webster,
lot 4. block 60. Omaha...., 6,000
Frank Haldak nnd wife to Matthew
Jozrnka. lot 6, block 347, South
Omaha 600
C. W. Johnson and wife to C. A. Da
vis. IoIh 1 nnd 2. block 115, Duudco
placo 1,MM
M. F. Bourko et nl to C. A. Grlss.
lot 2. block S, Parker's nd 1,000
S. If. Basjett to W. R. Paul, lot 2.
block 10. Patrick's 2d add 900
C. F. Parmer nnd husband to L. P.
Matthews, lot 41, Cunningham &
Ks add 100
Quit CI ll I III Ilreild.
Walter Molse nnd wife to E. R.
Hume, lots 1 nnd 2. Fearon place... 25
C. J. Carlson to Lotto Carlson, lot 2,
block C. Boggs fi IPs 2d add........ 1
W. F. Allen and wlfo to A. P. Tukey,
und 4 lot 24. block 14. Clifton Hill.. 1
F. G. Patrick nnd wife to Mima Brem
lam. lots 3 nnd II. block 6, Pat
rick's 2d Saratoga add 1
Deeila.
United States to Charles Stevens,
sw'i ne'i 10-15-11 (patent)
William Kldd et nl, extrs, to J. G.
Williamson. lot 11. block 15, Hans
com nlaco 2,000
Union Trust Co.. tr.. to C. M. Wal
ter, s 90 ft lot 10, block 1, Park
nlaco 6ti0
Total amount of transfers $2S,S5
INSTRUMENTS Wed for record Tuesdny,
May 1. 1900:
Wnrrnnly Deeds,
J. 71. Collins nnd wife lo M. A.
Dupee, lot 4, block 9, A. S. Patrick's
add $ COO
Randolph Savings bank to Frederlkko
Peterson, lot 1. block 8. Shlnn's Id
ndd , 1.0O0
Elizabeth Carpenter and husband to J.
S. Mcculloch, lot 8, block 2, Dwlght
ft L.'s ndd 1,700
E. C. Youngs and husband to O. F.
Neckel, a 50 feet lot 47, Hartman's
ndd SS0
Benjamin Lombard. Jr.. and w;lfn to
W. II. Dunn, e4 of w',4 lot 8, Hawcs'
add liWO
Thomas Truelsen nnd wife to A. H.
Workman, s 62 feet lot 5 and s 62 feet
of w 10 feet lot 6, block 4, Isaac &
S.'s add v," '000
A. M. .1. Rollamy and husband to F.
M. Marsh, lot 9, block 8. Jcromo
park ;;: .m
Atlantic Realty association to (I A.
Wlesc, lot 25. block 12, Clifton Will.. 1,500
Quit ( In 1 111 lleeils,
G. W. Forbes nnd wlfo to E, D. Snm
son, trustee, lots 1 and 2, block 2;
lots 1 and 2, block 2; lots 1 nnd II,
block 5; blocks 10 nnd II; lots 1 to 10,
13 to 21 nnd blocks 8 and 9, Hellmaii'a
add 1
A. R. Reed and husband to Oscar
Korn, lot I, Archer Placo 1
Deeils,
Sheriff to E, D. Samson, trustee, lots
1 and 2, block 1; lot 2, block 2: lots 1
and II, block 6; blocks 10 and 11; lots
1 to 10, 11 to 21. block 12, and blocks 8
and 9, Hellman's add g$5
Total amount ot transfers 'w',2zi
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Nature In etrcnuthctiltn nnd rccon
9tructini tlio exhausted dlRcstlvo o-
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ant nnd tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in cniclcncy. It in
stantly relievos and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ilenrtburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Ucadache,Gastralnla,Cramps and
all other rcsultsof Imperfect digestion.
Prlco NV'.nnd $1. Iflrgn i.liocontalns2t times
mall sUcllooknlliiboutdyspeiisIn mulled frco
Prepared by E- C. Do'VI'T a CO., Chlcooo
R
adway's
Pills
8mnni BCt wthout pn 0r griping, pure.
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1 nd bst medicine In tbo world for the
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of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous Dis
eases, Lots of Appetite Headache, Consti
pation, Costlvcntsss, Indigestion, Biliousness
Fever, lntlnmmntlon of tho Boweli, Piles
nd all derangements of the Internal Via
rera. PERFECT DIGESTION will be an
rompllshed by taking RADWAY'S PILLS.
Uy so doing
DYSPEPSIA,
81ck Headache. Foul Stomach, Biliousness
will be avoided, as the food that Is eaten
contributes Its nourishing properties for th
upport of tho natural waste of the body.
Price Siio n box. Sold by Ornaiclala
or sent li tiin.ll,
Bend to DR. RADWAY & CO.. 65 Kim Ut..
Mew York, for Book of Advice.
CHICAGO
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Car Service
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
M . E. Smith & Co.
'tV laiwtiriiid lokkaraaf
Pry Goods, Furnishing Goodi
AND NOTION&
BOILER AND cHEETiHON WORKS
Qrake,
& Williams
Successors Wilson & Drnlte,
Manufacture boilers, smoke stacks nnd
breechings, pressure, renderlnc, sheep dip,
lard and water tanks, boiler tuues con
ituntly on hand, second hand boilers bought
nnd sold, Special and piomnt attention to
repairs In city or country, liith and Tierce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
VAestern Eiedriral
yv Company
Electrical Supplies,
Bleotrlo Wlrini Belli nnd (Jus Lit-r.tlno
O. W, JOHNSTON. Mcr W" "nward
CH1C0.1Y.
The American
Chicory
(faovo mmt Btau'ictuitrt or all foirai ot
Chicory Omh-F"Tmfni.O'NHt
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
'he Omaha Safe
and Iron Works,
G. ANDREEN. Pron.
Make- aapnolalty of
TfTTPTZ EHOAPKS.
ind Durglnr Proof Siren an'l Vau.t Door. etc
nil) n. 1 4th s.. (linnltx. Nab.
Davis & Cowgili iron Works.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OF MACHINERY.
GENBRAI, REPAIRING A SPEG'tAIn
IRON AND nRASS FOUNDERS.
1.1411, lfS4:i nnil inon .Inclinon street,
oiniiiiii, ,eii, 'ivi, nas.
E. Zabrlsklc. Agent. J. B. Cowgili, Mrt.
Qmaha Anchor
v Fence Company
BHB-T NORTH 17X11 ST.
Manufacturers of ornamental lawn fences,
trco guards, stool bitching posts, vino trel
Uses, poultry netting, etc.
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
Telephone 1039. Omalm, Nji
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS ami STOCKS
HOARD OF THAUIS.
Correspondence! John A. Wnrren & Co
uirect wires to (Jhlcuto and Nw YorS.
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