Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1JK)0.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL'
Wheat liFlrmtnd Oloies SHghtlj Hlghr
Than YesterJav,
CORN MARKET IS DULL AND HEAVY
Ontu rr H'rnU In Vvmpntlij' itllli
Coi'ii ninl Trinle I" Blither Dull
Pr.it inlons In; Wrnk
Mont f hi-sslon.
la go n,.rl, loffi'i'j,. , fancy ftrmll
nil I iinieH oviP .
UOS-Stcndi . state and Pf nnsvlvanla. nt
mora. IS'iWIIf ; Hound 13V'. storage, west
ern. IMHir, regular packing. )2Tfl2V-
METALS-Therc were no h w features In
tiic hip til market lodav. Cahtc. wero again
it little lower Tin here wild slightly off
from jesterday's. rloslnit prices, owing to
Id' k of rli-fnn ii'l and large receipts. The
rlor win easy nt 129 -V4 Pig Iron war
rant wore or. weak In the absence of
buyer, closing nominally nt il5.fi. North
em No. 1 foundry wns diluted nt $21,P"'tt23.0),
entlrelj nomltmt nt that. Spelter also rnltd
a little i'iilr. dosing b.ircly steady at
il.f.T'a hid and t-?22 asked. Inkc copper
and load were dull and unchanged, closing
at il" hihI it lMt 1.15, respectively. The
brokers price for lead was it. 20 and for cop.
per J17.
OMAHA W1IOM25AI.VI MAH.KET9.
CHtrACiO, May S, Wheat, hclperl by
Heady cable and unfavorable weather, wan
firm today, July closing over jester-
dn. July corn closed Vic and July oat t
iV lower. Provision at the close were
a shade to 15e depressed.
Mont of the (hiy wheat was a bit ad-
anted over yetordu's dosing figures.
The opening was llrm because there
tinn morn steadiness 111 cables than
had
been expected
heavy rain
anJ because
In the
there
Condition of Trntle nntl Quotntlona on
Ntnple nnit Vnncy Produce.
EGGS Receipts, liberal: seconds, 10c;
Rood stock, 10' ..c.
LIVE POULTUY-Hons. R'4c: roosters,
ficcordlng to ngc and size. 507c; ducks, 7&c;
5Mi'; turkeys, 8c.
DUTTER-Common to fnlr, llf?12c: choice,
147lKc; separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
lifilSo.
FISI f Trnnl On- lilim floli Re! tdckcrol.
So; catllh, 12c; dressed htiffulo, fie; roo
nBl Ih11,,1 n....l. OA... . 1. 1 . 1 ,1 .. 1. II... Iinrrtlii. C
was heavy ram iu mc buiiui, ji, i , , v iif-, inivusii, nv.-, ucu.iibi
whore It Is not wanted, and none In the ex- , "'pS V'fi
i ii i. r,..,ri..,i in i ;.iy.l!u.rii-1. iv
ttemo northwest, where It Is roorted to
b? nteded. There was a period r depres
blon following the opening, the corn weak
ness ticliiK the principal motive, but later
tho market rallied. The rally was helped
by Brudstrcets ileclease In the world's vis
ible anil by a fair ash demand. One hun
dred and li r t thousand bushels were ie
ported worked here, while New ork ex
port engagements weie put nt 2) load".
Jlllv wheai opened a shade up at fii',Tlbi tc,
declined to MMtiTc and later rallied to lo'jc,
losing 'f'v improved at to'Vuei'ie. Pri
mary recilpis weie 302,O bu.. compared
with 2!i6.ji l-u. Inst year. .Minneapolis and
Duluth repotted 305 ears, ugulust 356 last
week and ISti a year ago. Local receipts
ivn nnp Art? . St.
v L,t-i.'iiolre, BCIlCic. , .
IIAl Per carload lots: 'Jpland. cholcu,
Ji"): lulillnnd. choice, iU.OO; lowland, choice,
: rye ,traw, choice. i5; No. 3 corn. 35',4o;
No. 3 white oats, 25c; cracked corn, per
ton, si 1.50; corn mid oats, chopped, per ton,
113 CO a"' PeI" t0n' J13 W! Bhort5, per ton
VEGETABLES.
CICIMMEHS-Per doz., J1.50.
ASI'AIiAai'a-Home srown, per doz.,
NEW TfnNIPS-I'cr do bunches, 60a
HI'INA('l!-tVr box. 10g50e.
NEW MEETS-Per doz. bunches. 35(3Wc.
IiE J'TPCE Per doz. bunchco. 353t0c.
IIADI.HHES-Homn grown, per doz., 2051
wern "S cars, 3 of contract Ktade. Atlantic , WAX HEANS-Per U Int.. il.
Jfcort clfaraiues In wheat and Hour wcro
c(iinl to IIO.W) hu. The complaints ol e.
iiKsive molstuic were mostl from Knnsa,
OKlahoma. Texas and Indiana.
The com market was dull and heavy.
The openliiK showed a fractional decline
anil Imntcdlntob arter the market rallied
ninie on a little spurt in the demand, but
this was speedily overcome by pressure of
Ions stuff, and the market saRKid. There.
v,nn also short sellliiK and considerable
umounts came out on stoploss orders. The
cash demand was slow and thele seemed to
be little support comltiK from the bull
crowd Having dropped Vlc the market
rallied nearly j , but the close was hcav.
Jul rnuKed from :!J'c to We and dosed
.i down at 39f39Uc. Itccelpts hero were
u.'i cars.
Oats weie weak In sympathy with corn
and trade was rather dull. There was sell
lnr of all sorts and Kenerally the demand
was not eiiual to tile load. When corn
hicadleil oats showed considerable readi
ness to respond, ns shorts were iilck to
cover. Itfcclpts here were 2IM ears. July
told betwren 21'fcc to 22'c, cloliiB ',tcl8c
lower at 2-!V"22i'.
Provisions were weak most of the session,
but toward the end steadied on buying by
nil lulluenllal packer. Hors were weak,
cablf dlscouraKliiK and until the afore
liiiutloneil packer came Into the pit the de
mand was slack. July pork raimcd from
ill.ijfi to ill. 50 and closed 10c under yester
day at ill. o'Vj; July lard, from iii.77Vx to Jii.70,
cIosIiik 2'2c down at iii.75. and July ribs,
from ii.55 to fti.t2'. with the clor.e a shndu
depressed at iij.Si's
Estimated rri'dpts tomorrow: Whcnt, 22
curs; corn, 150 enrs; oats, 120 cars; Iioks,
5,(100 head.
Tho IcadlnR futures ranRed ns lollowc:
ArtleleaT PopcnX 1 1 foil. I Ixiw. C'ToscTI Yc s 'y.
bbl..
Wheat I
Jlnv ir.(f)fiH!
July 7',(,1i'i'
Corn I
jiiiv :ivn',i,.,
! I I
l'Swi;il'!lJi blVs'l'sl
JJ:s
son;
i
2.,;s,:
25'!
23
37',
3S':S,
I
67'
3S',j.
3Dfi',:'i:f(,
ai'tl 33'
II I2.ei II 15
II 60
fi 70
ti 70
li 70
K 15
6 15
li 15
U,) I
I
B 72W
) ii'sl
b r
B Ki
B 55
22'i22'!t,
I
11 I214I 11 15
11 50 ' 11 57Vi
tvft
I-. 70
ti 70
b n i
B IJ'tl
B l-'d
B 70
6 75
6 77' i
6 15
fi 52'.
22J
22',
2Si
11 to
l 72" i
B 77 It.
r, so
fi 50
B 55
B 52Vs
July
i-cpt.
Oats
-May
June
July
Tork
May
July
Lard
May July
Hept.
Rlbs
.May July
Hept
""No.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
IM.OI'It-Hleady: winter patents. J3.C0n3.70;
utralKhts, i2.ft5'i3.40; clears, $2,701(3.20; spring
ppeelals. tt.70i(3.!0; patents. $3.I(V(3.45;
htraiRllts. $2.ii(3.00; bakers, J2.("M(2. 15.
WHEAT No. 3, Ii2f( IVr.-jc , No. 2 red. fiO"jf(
7tc
CnitN-No. 2, 5S-c; No. 2 yellow. 3S4f(31e.
OATS-N'o 2. 23Jic; No. U white. 2B'4c; No.
3 white, 2Ti',ji2BUc.
UAHI-EV llood feedliiR, St'fJ'i(37e; fair to
rhr 1 p rnnltliiK. Wit IBe.
SEEPS- No. 1 flaxseed and northwestern,
tUO. Prime timothy, $2.10. Clover, con
tract urn do, $7.00.
I'llOVISIONS-.Mcss pork, per bbl , $IO.I.Vte
11 50. I.iird, per 10O lbs.. $ii.5.VfiB."5. Short
ribs sides (loosei, $fi Ti'iiB.KO. Ory salted
uhoulilers (boxed), $C.75f(7.00. Short clear
rhles (boxed). $7.O0fJ7.10.
WHISKY I)lstli-rs' finished Roods, on
burils hltrh wines, r Ral.. $1 25'j.
HI'OAnS-t'ut loaf, $0.00; Rrauulated,
$5 II; coiifeetlouers- A. $5.10: off A. $5.2"i.
1'ollowliiR are tho receipts and shipments
for todnv:
Articles Receipts. Shipm'ts.
Klo.ir. Iilds lf.(0 7.0i)
Wheat bu W Hil.f
Corn, bu 1B7.C00 ;i.nfa
Oats, bu ltii.Oiin 115.IVXJ
Hye. bu 7.(h) :i,0"0
Uarliv, bu Iti.i") 2,ro'
On the Produce oxchnnge today the but
ter market wns steady; creameries, ll'v'ii
10V; dairies. 13'sff IB1-.-''. Cheese, jdow. 35f
ll'4o. Errs, steady: fresh. 10c.
SER1) Stt'HHT rrT ATrittRPer
j.wz.fci: Kansas, catlnc, W.00
POTATOES-Per bu . choice. 25S30C.
CAniJAOE-Cnllfornla, per lb.. 3c.
CAI'IilKEOWEH-Pcr doz.. $2.25'(2.50.
'El.i:rtY--Per doz.. 25Q30C
TOMATOES - Florida, per elx-basliet
cratr. $1.50.
MirJHItOOMS-Per lb. box. 60c.
Rll I'HA HH Per lb.. 2V,3o.
ONIONS-lted, per lb., 3c; new Bermuda,
per 60-lb. crate, $2.50.
EPVtTS.
STnAWHEHUIES--Arkansas, shlppltiB
stock, per 21-qt. case, $3.00.
APPLES Choice western shipping stock,
$5.00fi5.21; New York stork. $5; fancy, $5.60.
CRANBERRIES jerseys, per bbl., $10.50;
per crate, $3.50.
TROPICAL, FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Pcr doz.. $2,002.60
ORANGES California, fancy navels, per
box, $3.75ff4.00; choice nuvnls, $3.60: Mediter
ranean Sweets, per box, $3.25; Budded seed
lIliRS. $2.75113.00.
LEMONS-Cnllfornla. choice, per box,
$3.25; fancy, $3.50.
IIANANAS-Pcr bunch, medium, $2.0Q
2.50; large, $2.75f3.00.
HIDE".
HIDES No. 1 Rrecn hides, 7c; No. 3
Rreen hides, 0?; No. 1 salted hides, Sc; No,
2 salted hides, 7c; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
lbs.. Dc; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Hickory, largo, per bu., $1.25;
thellbnrks, $1.35.
HONEY Per 21-scction case, $3.6t03.75.
new mk ;i:m:iiai,
.MARK I1T.
nrlons
CHAXtJES IN AYAIIiAlll.K St I'l'MIiS.
Speelnl Cnhlc unci 'I'cli-nriiiililc He
port of (iraln tlont nnil Ashore.
NEW YORK. May S.-Speclal cable nnd
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstrcefs Indi
cate the following changed In available sup
plies of grain Inst week: Wheat Canada
ami I'nltcd States, east of the Rockies, de
crease, 3, IJti.CCO bu.; afloat for and in
Eu'-ope, decrease. 3.300,000; total decrease,
fi.7i hu. Corn -I'nltcd States nnd Canada,
cast of t'.io Rockies, decrease. 416.000 bu.
oats East of tho Hockles, decrease. l.lW.oeO
1111. liroomuail cables that the monthly
provision of continental stocks shows sup
Piles to have been smaller than stated.
Among the more Importnut decreases re
ported to Bradstleet are those of 500.0CO bu.
at northwestern Interior elevators, 135.0K)
bu. at .Manitoba HtoraRe points, 103,(jm i,i.
nt Portland. Me.; 17.fl0 bu. nt Minneapolis
piivato elevators, 55,000 bu. at Cleveland
and C2.C0O bu. nt Mllwnukce private eleva
tors. The principal Increates are those of
Ml.vn bu. at Chicago private elevntors, 1C0.
0Oi bu. at Juliet. 3.000 bu. at Depot Harbor.
S3.0UI bu. at St. Joseph. 55,000 bu. at Cot fait
and 51.C0O bu. at Ogdensburg. The aggregate
stock held nt Portland, Tacoina and Seattle
Increased 12,000 bu. last week.
ber. MV , No 1 northern osh Bi V, M-O,!
K7-... loll. l. CJ. ....... V - "
j.. . ' ' , O, i III IJfl Ul H'
m(ivi;mi:.m.) or s'it k ami iiomjs.
Prleen 5nfTrr friuii Outburst of Active
f,liiililntlin.
NEW YORK, May S -The prolonged list
lessness of the Stock exchange gave way to
an outburst of nctUo liquidation today and
prices suffered severely as a result. In the
railroad lines between 1 and 2 points arc
the rulo and In many active stocks they cx- !
ceed that. Stocks In which hull manlpula- j
tlon wns persisted In 111 the face of gather-
Ing cvldenco of depression naturally suf
fered the most. Baltimore & Ohio stocks
were foremost lu thnt clas.. the common ,
losing over 6 points and closing nt tho ,
lowest, while the preferred Is .14 lower than ;
yesterday's close. Missouri Pacific was an
other example In the sume class and de
clined 2 on Verv henvv ilrlllltiirs In nlte of .
iot buying on 11 down scale. I
1 no snarp break in prices came generally 1
ns a surprise and the room traders, con
trasting tho wide movement of prl es with
tho small effect produced by their best ef- I
forts for a week past were Inclined to look
for an explanation to te arrival within
reach of telegraph facilities of tho most ,
successful benr lender of the last year, who
landed In Entrlnml nflcr n week nt Men. Hut
thero was notlilng that would make a bear
raid sufficiently accouai tor the action of
tho mnrket. Liquidation was clearly In
evidence. The large offerings In one or two
of the railroad lists were a feature.
The weekly statistics of railroad trnfllc
made up nt Chicago nnd possibly held ntter
yesterday's mnrket was closed were suill
clent explanation for the selling. They
demonstrate conclusively Hint the reac
tionary tendency of business bns mid a
marked effect on rallir.ad tratlli . as It has
been feared It would. It Is apparent that
man;- offers of railroad stocks have been
holding In the hope that tho volume nt
railroad trafflr would not hi' materially af
fected. But with Jnrge declines both In the
receipts and shipment lu Chicago nnd with
freight officials of eastern Hues complain
ing about the light traflie. large holders or
stocks thi patched the market today nnd
found few bidders to take them. The bear
traders, when they saw how things wero
going. Joined In the selling and their buying
nt decline.-! to cover their short contracts
gave, tho only occasional checks to the
downward course of prices,
The necessity which Is now clear of a re
duction of prices throughout the business
world In order to Induce sufficient con
sumptive demand to absorb the largely in
creasing production gave occasion for re
pressing opinions of the outlook. l''enr are
felt thai a readjustment of wages and a
couroe of labor troubles may be the remit.
Not much attention was paid to the ques
tion of further gold exports, a? the money
market shows no effect of apprehension on
thnt score, nor on the outgo to the sub
treasury. The continuing ease 01 money
In tho face of these factors is regarded as
corroborating tho fears of business reac
tion. Tho comprehensive outlays for Improve
ments by some of the railroad companies
and for extension of control are also be
ginning to be looked upon with apprehen
sion nnd iii affect unfavorably stocks.
Cleveland Wire and l'edernl Steel were ;
rather notable exceptions to tho general
weakness on account of the extensive liqui
dation in them.
Bonds were weak and in sympathy with
stocks. Total rales, par value, $2,150,000.
United States new 4a declined d and 3s,
coupon, ndvanced '4 In the hid price.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's 1indon
financial cablegram says: There wns uni
versal weakness on the markets today on
enforced liquidation, chiefly In West Aus
tralians. Trouble was reported in inc i.ias-
row market and funds were weak on tho
expectation of nil early loan by the Iindon
eniintv council on favorable terms. Amer
icana were a bid feature throughout. They
opened nervous under parity and New ork
prices dropped In the afternoon until
tliev becamo very soft here on New York
offers. The fall wus accelerated In the
street. Talk of American gold sllpments
to begin this week was persistent Tlntos
and Anacondas were lint, fearing that
metal troubles In Americn will spread to
copper. Money was In moderate demand.
Bills were stendy. The bank did a trifling
business In discounts and the market In
debtedness has not been completely repaid.
Indian buying of silver offsets slight Amer
ican selling. , .
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange today:
to. 10 was dun Gold premium at Msdrld
.1 ",
PARIS. Mn I p. in Three per cent
renter. 0f tor the aiiount; Spanish 4s
closed at 7:1.25.
BERLIN, .May S.-Exchange on lxjndon,
20111 52 pfjs. for checks; discount rates unchanged
llontiH) stock and Hondo.
BOSTON. May S.-Call loans. 2l per
cent: time loans, 3'sfJ4'4 per cent. OtHcial
closing:
A . T. 1' ...
do pfil
Amer. Sncar ....
do pfd
tloll Telephone .
llotoa Alt.iny .
Boston RIcVrfttM
Boston A- Me
t. II. Q
Dominion Coal ..
do pfd
IVdi-ral Htel ...
do pfd
Kltchburg pM ...
Ucn Klectrlo ...
do pfd
IM file-trip III.,
Mrx OntrnI ....
n 1: a. it c...
Of,! Colony
old Dominion ....
Rubber
,. JlS t'ulon Pa lite
. fiT'i, I'nlon t-mJ
.liS4 V ett Knd
, III Atchison Is
Adenture
. 3(24 AlloiieJ M. i"o
.11.14 A4ii.it- Copper
.IJJ Atlantic
..1i$ia Boston & Mont
. II Untie .t Boston...
.IK Calumet Beol..
. s:?i (Vntennl.ll
. T' rrnnklln
131 Humboldt
117 (i-ipola
.1"S I'arnu
. QuIiut
. K Santa IV Copper...
. 17 Tamarack
.V rtn!i Mining
. 1? Wlm m.
i' Wolverines
tO'i
4i
lt
57
29t
(A
7M
HP j
13
m
5
1:1
3
59',
9'i
9U
77'i
7f,
fi
37
Loudon Mop I; (tiiolntlons,
LONDON, Mnv S.-l p. m.-ClosIng;
fens., money ...10.1 ;,.iij Uric T
do a.-iounl 10ilN, do 1st pfd
AiHiln :m, Pennsylvania
Cnn.11ll.1t1 l'acirlr . mi, Reading
Ht Paul M9iiNo. Pacific pfd....
Illinois Centnl 111:4 cirand Trunk
Iiiil lllc M', Anaconda
t'nlon I'nrlllc pf 1.. 784 Itnnd Mines
n. 1 Gemini 1 r,i,i , ;
BAR SILVER-Steady at 27',jl per ounce.
MONEY-3'i per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for both short and three-months' bills Ih I
per cent.
rionnclnl Xntcs.
PHILADELPHIA. May .-Clearings, $15.
Slier,; ti.ilnnces. $2,125,722.
BALTIMORE, May S. -Clearings, $o,ll,
01!); balances. $755 155.
CHICAGO, Mnv S. Clearings. $2I.OI3,fifia;
balance-. $3,172,145; posted exchange, it.SjVn'
4.S1II!; Niw York exehallce, 35c discount.
ST. LOUIS. May S.-Clearlngs, $5,110,993;
balances. iSW.Ino; moncv. 4fi7 per cent; New
York exi linage, par hid. 25c premium asked.
BOSTON. Mnv S.-Clearlngs, $22,100,313;
balances. $2.2X2lli.
NEW YORK. Mnv .-Clearings, $1S3.i3
"SI; balances. $7,397.B3.
C0II011 InrKet.
NEW ORLEANS, May S. - COTTON -Steady;
sales. 3.B50 head: ordinary, SB-lGc;
good ordinary. S 13-IBc: low middling, 0'c;
middling, fjc; good middling, 9 11-lfic: mid
dling fair. 9 15-lfie; receipts, 1.735 bales;
slock. 1B9.41S bales. Futures, firm and
steady; May and June. $3.37ft9.39; July. $9.35
69 37; August, $9OS(fi9.0.l; September, $S.39M'
S.tO; Octolier, $S.0lfiS.05; December, $7.Sfc
7.S9: January, $7 S9ft7.91.
ST lOCIS Mav S -COTTON-StcaiB ;
sales. 113 hales; middling, 9'lic; receipts, 1.B7B
bales; shipments. 1.S92 bales; stock, 49,010
bates.
LIVERPOOL, May S. - COTTON - Spot,
fair demand and unchanged; American mid
dling 5 7-lfid. The sales of the day were
10,000 bales, of which 500 were for specula
tion and export nnd Included B.piV) American.
Futures opened nnd closed quiet but steady;
American middling. I.' 111. 0., May. $5.21-filu"
fi22-Bld; Mny nnd June 5 19-BIT5 20-84d bid;
June nnd July. 3 17-Slft5 s-Gld, sellers; July
and August, fi 15-Gid, sellers; August and
September, 5 7-G4d. sellers: September and
October, I 43-Blff I 50-fild, sellers; October and
November, I 37-Bld, buyers; November nnd
December 4 31-BIT-I !H-Bld, December nnd
Jnnunry. i 29-6ISM ::0-Bld. sellers; .Innunry
and Kdirrory, I 2S-Bld. sellers; Feb
ruary and March. 4 27-Gld. sellers.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good, Liberal KtciiptR of All Hindi of
Lire Stock 1
CATTLE VALUES SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
Hogs Continue Itnpldly on the Dmrti
unril Course, allies Todny Minn
InK n Loss nf File to Ten
C'cntsSliccii Mend-.
Receipts were:
Olllclal Monday.
Ofllclal Tuesday,
SOUTH OMAHA. May S.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1,701 1,721 3.3M
3.S60 9.WI 3,i3
7,W;
1.761
6.013
10.577
stock
6.5BI 11,715
K,S20 13,370
5.S05 11,212
6,231 11.77?
6.7W 12.MS
of cars of
road was:
Cattle.ll02S.Sh'p.
5
I
12
60
, 3
OB
3
St. I. mils Griiln mill I'll, visions,
ST. LOl'IS May S.-WHEAT-Iligher:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 71c; track, 72
72Vjc; Mas. iOc; July, S7'4c; August, 67ll8c;
No. 2 hard, B.itiBBc.
CORN Uiwer; No. 2 cash, 3Sc; track, 39c;
May. 3Sc; July. IlSttSSinC
OATS lower; No. 2 cash. 24c; track, 24!4
iii2li(c; May. 21c; July, 22sc; September,
22' c;
No. 2 while. 27c.
(Inula t Ions for (lie Buy on
( oiiiinodlllcs.
NEW YORK. May 8. FLOUR Receipts,
"7 297 Mils. : ex port K 3B9 bhls. ; weak and
lower, holders cndcavnilng in attract busl
ncrs b milking concessions; Minnesota
patents, $.1.tWri3.A; Minnesota bakers, $2.70tc
C.fO; winter patents, $3.ttf(3.so; wlntrr
t-trnlghts, $.1. IM(3.50; winter extras, iJ.fiftfrj
2 90. winter low grades, $2.25fi 2. to. Ryo
flour, steady; fair to good. $2,501(3.15; cliolco
to fauiy. $.l.2iM(3.r-.
COHNMEA l-Qulet; ,ellow western, 85c;
Clt. sic; Brandy wln. J2.3rty2.t0.
RYE Quiet; No. 2 western. 61c, f. o b.,
ntloat, state, 5fijj67c, c. I. f., New York, car
lots BARLEY Quint ; feeding, 431(130, c. I f..
New York; malting. 5o'k53c, c. I. f., New
York.
BARLEY .MALT Dull: western fiSfiflic.
FEED-Sleady ; spring bran, $15 2517.60;
iniudiing jits.acit ii.v; winier nran, jii; city,
$16,601(17.00.
WHEAT Becelpts. 2S3.0jrt bu.; export,
23.9S7 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 rod. soic. f. o.
b . alloat, and n7c, elevator; No, 1 north- I
em. Duluth. 7B'c. f. o. b.. to arrive; No. 1 I
hard. Duluth. 77,c. f. o. b., alloat. Options
opened a trlllo easy owing to moderate iell
Ing. but were strengthened laler by unex
pected steadiness on the continent, renewed
unfavorable crop news from Kansas and
1 'heavy reduction In world's stock". Tho
rloso was steady at 'ic advance. .May, 72'
ii72'V closed at 72Sc; July, 72 ll-IBffal'uc.
rloheii at 73'ec; September. 73 6-l6f(73:vc,
cIohpiI at 731C
CORN Becelpts 356,400 bu.; exports. 112,
(3.1 bu. Snot, easier; No. 2. ll-V. f. o. b.
afloat, and He. elevator. Options, weak unci
lower In rcsponre to heavy liquidation west,
t-mnll clearances and weakness In provl
dons, Tho market finally rallied with
wheat nnd cloned steady at 'sfi'sc net de
cline. May. I3VK H'ic, closed nl He; Jlllv,
l'l,(iil7c, closed nt llc; September,
5e, closed at t $..
OATS- Receipts, 51.S0O hu.; exports. 93.525
liu Spot, easlfr; No. 2. 27sc; No. 3. 27c;
No. 2 mixed western. JT'iHT.i'Je; track white.
'. si(f)29c. Options, dull nnd weaker at 4,c
' tJcclino; No. 2 white, .May, closed .it 29'4c.
HAY Firm; shipping, 651)75c; good to
choice. StXtMV.
HOPS Steady ; state, common to choice,
ii crop. 3'ti6c; ISO'J crop. Iivyi3c; Pacific
roast. 1S96 crop, SifSc; 199 crop, I01il.tr.
HIDES-Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
19V, California, 21 to 25 lbs., st'.se; Texas
dry. 21 ti 40 lbs.. 15c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock solo, Buenos
Ayrcs, light to heavyweights, 25fi;,V,-c; mid,
2t.f(i2t'i,ic.
WOOL Dull; domestic ileccc, 25'a2Sc;
Texas, lfifil?c
COAl. Quiet
PUOVISIONS-Beef. quiet; family, Ill.fOy
Iti.nO; beef hams, $20.5'H( 21.50; packed, Jll.oaff
32.00; city extra India mess, $l7.iVfil9.t.
Cut meals, dull: pickled bellies, 7'4iiM4c;
jdcklcd shoulders. 7c; pickled hams, lo'slillc.
J.ard. easy; western steamed, $7.15: mined,
ipilct, continent. $7.10; Sjtlth America, is;
compound, JiJ.5iV0iJ.6J-. Pork, dull; family,
51 1.OOKi 11.75; short clear. $11. OtVy 15.00.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans open
liettle. good to choice. 4j(5c.
PEANUTS Firm; fancy handplckcd. 33?,
31c, other domestic. 3'jc.
FREIG1 ITS To l.lveroool. unlet
BUTTER Firm, wfbtern in-amery, 1C1
20e; western factory, 13til5c; Imltdtloii
i-reamery, 141il7c; ftato dalrj, 16f(19c; statu
creamery. 16ji2.V,
CilliUSE-Qulctj fancy large white, 10'jc;
: V E Nominal: 63c,
1'LOl'R- Dull and easy: patents, $1.IOy
3.50; extra fancy and straight, $3.10'5f3.25;
clear. $2. 7 KH3.no.
SEEDS Timothy, stendy at $2.0062.20.
Flax, nominal at $1.77.
CORN.MEAL Steady at $l.P5fi2.0
BRAN- Dull and steady; sacked, east
track. 70c.
HAY - Tlmothv. steady nt $IO.OMj 13.00;
prairie, firm nt $?.75fifl.OO.
WHISKY Steadj at $l.2.Vi.
I RON 'OTTO NT I ES $1.30.
iBAGGINC!-7'S,'aSc.
HEMP TWINE--fk'.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing, old,
$12.75; new. $13 IB. Lard. easy;. prime steam,
fS.ikl; choice, $3.85. Pry salt' boxed meats,
dull: extra shorts, $B.S7'i; dear ribs, $7;
dear sides, $7.12y. Baton (boxed), dull; ex
tra short. $7.37's; clear ribs, $7.50; clear
sides. $7.C2',i:.
METALS I oad, dull; $4.33. Spelter,
steady; $1.50.
POI LTRY Steady: chickens. 7!ic; tur
kcVH. 5'ii7c: ducks. 7c; geese, 3c.
EGGS Higher; 10c.
BFTTEB Higher; creamery, 17ff20Hc;
dairy. I4yi7c.
RECEIPTS-Flonr. G.iVfl hbls.: wheat, 20,
W) bu.; corn, 2O7.0i"') bu.; oats, 13,000 bu.
Kmiimik lll.v (i in 1 11 mill Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 8 -WHEAT-July,
BIUc; cash. No. 2 hard. CiifefiiW: No. 3, 60S'
6II.J1 : No. 2 red. 67c: No. 3, fiZfttfie.
CORN July 36i,c; ensh. No, 2 mixed-.
SSTi'.S'jf ; No. 2 white, .W-o; No. 3, 3Sfl35'4C
OATS No. 2 white, 26hc.
RYE No. 2. file.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.50311. 00; choice
prairie. $7.nofi7.50.
Bl'TTER Crenmery. lSfilSc; dairy, fancy,
15c.
EGGS Advanced ',c: receipts fairly lib
eral and demand large; fresh .Missouri and
Kansas stock, 9c. cases returned; new
while wood cusps Included. 10'4c.
RECEIPTS Wheat. 21,600 bu.; corn, 14,
300 hu. ; oats, 7.W hu.
SHIPMENTS- Wheat, 27.600 bu.; corn, 11,
70) bu.: oats, 5 0 hu.
I.lieriiool : l-u I ii and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. May 8. -- WHEAT - Spot,
dull: No. 1 California. 6s 3Vlfcfis 4d; No. 1
northern, spring, 5s lid. Futures, steady;
Juh. 5sS'jd: September. 5s fe&d.
coh.n - spoi. American niixeo, new.
steady at Is 1VI. Futures, quiet; Mny, 4s
ld; July. 4s; Sfiotember, 3s ll'kd.
PROVISIONS - Lard. American roflned, In
pnlls, stead. at 36s i'mI. prime western. In
tierces', steady at 33 tid. Hams, short cut,
steady nt 46s Bd. Bacon. Cumberland cut,
dull nt 42s. Tallow. Australian. In I.011-
don, steady at 2s.
Receipts or wnent during trie last three
days. 191.000 centals, Including 169,000 cen
tals American.
Receipts of American corn during the last
three days, 197.700 centals.
Atchwm
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio,
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Ches. Ohio
Chicago Gt W....
C. II. &
Chicago, I. & U.
do pfd
Clilcnco & K. I..
Clilcano N. W
C.. K. 1. & P...
C. C C & St. 1.
Colo. Southern ...
do 1t pfd....
do M pfd....
Del, A Hudson....
P. 1, ei W
Dinver A It. O...
do pfd
Krle
do 1st pfd....
C.t. Nor. pfd
BockltiR Coal
HocklUK Valley ..
Illinois Central ..
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
K. C, 1. O....
I.. K. & W
do pfd.
:4i I'nlon l'ncltlo
MS
Iil(e Shore
M'H do pfd.
76V, WobAKh R
34 do pfd
.. S2'4 W. & j. i; 9H
... M'i do Id pfd 27
...13 Wis. Cential li.
...1MW Third Avenue 107
...St Adanvs Hxpress ....116
... H Am. Kpresm 150
. ..tWVi V. H. V;xpress 17
...158 WelU-Fargo KX....1I3
...10iT, Amor. Cot Oil S3i
. ES4 do pfd 91
. :. Amer. Mnltlnn .... Si
. JS'j do pfd :i-
. 15'i Amer. S. & It 374
.114 do pfd I'.S
.177 Amer. Spirits 2't
. If,. do pfd 17
. M Amer. s. It :i'j
. 12 do pf.1 714
. 6'4 Amer. S. ei W 374
.1534 do pM 7','t
. 15 Amer. Tin Plate... M
. 374 do pfd "
.11JH Amer. Tobacco 914
. 164 do pfd 130
. 4S 'Anaconda M. Co 41'.
. 16-, Brk Itap. Tr 7I.
. ?3 Colo. V. & 1 374
. so Con. Tobacco I",
If
Tiuls. Nash
Mnnhnttan t, .
MM. St Ity..
Mex. Central
Minn. & fit. I,....
do pfd
Mo Pacific
Mobile & Ohio....
M . K. d T
do pfd
N. .1. Central....
N. V. Central...,
Nor & Wet
do pfd
No. Paclilc
do pfd
Ontario W
Ore. By. ! Nav.
do pfd
renn)lnnla ....
Readlnc
do 1st pM...
2d pfd...
W
Pfd
& S K...
1st pfd...
2d pfd...
P. W
pfd
St Paul
do pfd
ft P. Omaha.
So. Pa-lflc
SVi. rtallwav
do pfd
Texas & Pacific.
do pfd
do
nio O.
do
St. K
do
do
St. I..
do
W, Federal Steel
.... M4I do pf,l
....1V4 fieneral F.lectrlc .
.... 124 Cllucoe RiiKar ....
....64 I do pfd
.... llr.t'n'l Paper
.... SV41 do pfd
41 ilwiiiede Has
11 National fllscult .,
... S2'1 ilo pfd
...IIS's National Iad ....
...Ufi do pfd
... 344 National Steel
... 76 1 do pfd
... 114 N. Y. Air Brake. ..
... "A1. No. American ....
... 214 Pacific Coast
...42 1 do 1st pfd....
... 76 I do M Pfd
...1314 Pacific Mali
... 17i People's lias
... Wt Pressed Steel Car
... M4j do pfd
. .. rs Pullman Pal. Car.
... S7 Standard It. T..
lu sugar
do pfd.
Mlnucnpolla Wheat nml Flour,
MINNEAPOLIS, May S.-WHEAT No. 1
northern. In store, 54c; July. 6S4c; Sep.
temper. 6c . On track: No. 1 hard. 674c;
No. 1 northern. 54c; No. 2 northern. 64ic
FLOl'B First patents. $3.50; second pat
ents, $3.30; Urst clears, $2.50: second clears,
$ 5
"bRAN-Iii bulk. $10,751(11 00.
I' Ii 1 1 1 11 It I n Produce .llnrkpt,
PHILADELPHIA. May S. BUTTER
Finn, fnlr demand; western creamery,
laucy. 2F(21ac; fancy prints. 23c.
EGGS-FIrm; freh neurh. 12l3'S13e; fresh
weKtern. 13c; fresh southwestern, 12?i1ll3c;
frch southern. 12c.
Min iiiil.ee Cirnin Mnrket,
M1LWAFKEE. May S.-WH EAT-Stcady ;
No. 1 northern, 67,;c; No. 2 northern, 5V:1i'
C0J.c
RYE Steady: No. 1. Cic.
BAHl.EV-Dull; No. 2, llfillc; sample, 3i
fii2i.se.
Toledo Mnrket.
TOLEDO. O.. May S.-WHEAT-Qulet,
higher: No. 2 cash, "tv: May. 71c.
CORN-Dull, lower; No. 2 caah, 40.c.
OATS-Weak, lower; No. 2 cash, 10'jC
RYE Dull, unchanged,
Duluth Whcnt Mnrket,
Dl'Ll'TH. Ma) S, Wl I EAT No. 1 hard
cash, uouc, May, 69Vcj July, tic; Bcptem
. SI4 Tenn. C e I
. II if. S. Iatli-r....
,. 21 do pfd
.1154 C. S. Buhner....
.173 do pf.l
.11.1 Western t'nlon .
.. 31 Republic 1 & S,
,. 1241 do pfd ....
.. mn p. c. c. & at 1
.. 174'
. 3Ii
ii3i;
. 4
.l'O
'. r.uj
. 67
. 314
. fit
.10:4
. 234
. VI',
i:i
. 144
. 41
. S3
. 59
. 314
.1114
. 4K4
. 7S
.ISO
, 54
.1W4
.111
. 7T4
. 11
. 634
. 274
. 924
. SI
. 15
. ."64
. 534
CiilT- Market.
NEW YORK. Mny S. - COFFEE - Spot.
Rio, steady: No. 7 Invoice, 7c; mild, quiet.
The mnrket for futures opened stendy nt
unchanged prices, hut soon advanced 5
points on foreign buying. The mnrket sub
sequently eased off under local offerings
nnd disappointing cables from European
markets. Speculation was mainly profrs
slonal. Liberal receipts at Brazil were off
set by the large warehouse deliveries In this
country. Closed steady at net unchanged
prices to 3 points decline. Total sales, 16,250
hugs. Including July at $6.05; September,
$6.80; October, $6.S5; December, $7.10; March,
$7.25.
California Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. May S.-CAI.IFORNIA
DRIED FRITITS-Dull and nominally tin
changed. While not particularly active to
day the market for evaporated apples main
tained Its firm undertone. Receipts were
llcht nnd country advices favorable. Sel
lers were conspicuous by their absence. At
tho .close prices were unclinngcd, but
showed an upward tendency. State evapo
rated apples common, 4'ifaoc: prime, 5?iff
6c; choice. Wi'ti'v; fancy, 7'tySc. Prunes,
3,4'Ef7o per lb., ns to size and quality. Apri
cots, Royal. 13yi5c: Moor Park. lSflSc.
Peaches, peeled, lf(22c; impeded, 7',i'59c.
Oil Mnrket.
OIL CITY. May S.-Crcdlt balances, $1.41;
certificates, no bids; shipments. SS.62S bbls.;
ave-age. 96,936 1-lbls.; runs. 92,620 bbls.; av
erage. S6.659 bbls.
LONDON. May Ol LS Calcutta Un
seed, spot. 51s 6d. Linseed. 3l 6d. Petro
leum spirits. 9'-d. Turpentine spirits, 15s.
NEW YORK. May S.-OI LS-Cottonseed,
easy; prime crude, 34ic; prime yellow,
57Hc. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady;
strained, common to good, $1.60. Turpen
tine, firm, 50'Sfiolc.
Wool Market,
ST. LOIMS. May R.--WOOI, Market un
settled, pending the London sale, beginning
today: little doing locally; offerings Increas
ing and Improving In quality.
Two days this week
Same days last week....
Same days week before.
Same thicc weeks ago...
Sann four weeks ago...
Tho nlllclnl Mil I'M llAC
brought in today by each
C. M. & St. P. Ry
O. & St. L. Ry.....
Missouri Pacific Ry
I'nlon Pacific system
C. & N. W. Ry.
F.. E. & M. V. R. R
S. C. & P. Ry
".. St. P.. M. & O. Ry...
B. M. R. R. R
C, B. & Q. By
K. C. & St. J
C. R. I. & P., east
C. R. I. P.. west
Illinois Central
Total receipts
T'ie ilsnosltlnn of the dny's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
in r ot noau indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packlnir Co...
O. II. Hammond Co....
Swift and Company....
Cudnhy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Hammond Co.. K. C...
R. Becker & Dcgan....
Vnnsant & Co
l.ohman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlnser ....
Hamilton ,fc Bothschild
L. F. Husz
II. L. Dennis & Co
E. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
I..
I..
n
1.'.
3 .
13 .
f...
4..
3...
2S...
Y. '. .'
2...
11...
1
4
1
1
1
673
;(
. 520
. 6V)
. 695
. 610
. 70
910
.1011
. sir.
. 76)
. 791
. $70
W
. $50
. &70
. nil
. ss
. 782
. 753
3 60
3 75
3 75
I l
t )
I 00
I 35
I 35
I 10
I 40
I 50
I 50
I 55
4 53
4 .V.
i 55
I 55
I 55
4 55
4 55
6
t
tt
5.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'
3
20
HO.
10..
3S..
26..
40..
57..
Wi
790
712
563
536
710
620
H55
671
665
fiOS
r
561
72
610
531
577
560
413
IS
19
20
S
STAGS.
.1123 3 65 1 1110
.1110 3 00 1 1030
COWS AND CALVES.
. 52 4 10
HEIFERS.
3 6.1
its:
I 21.
! I.
21
6
I
31
t
:i
4 2
21 11
1
I'i 2
'io
31 1
13
"i
1
1
TT? i
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
606
136
9?6
S6S
915
519
4l
271
75
II
52
19
o
1.S63
1.313
I.S30
2,552
2.921
50
516
521
1.6D
Totals 5,579 10.179 3.0C6
CATTLE Taking Into consideration the
large receipts of cattle the general market
today was lu pretty good shape, although
values were only steady to a little easier.
The trade was fairly active and the pens
practically cleared lu reasonably good sea
son. Packers seemed to want the fat cattle,
though they started out bidding prices that
were generally n little lower. The market
was rather slow at the opening, but the
trade soon livened up and buyers took the
cattle nt prices that ranged from steady to
Just a little lower In spots. Handy light
cattle of good quality were In the best de
mand and such cattle generally sold steady.
On the other hand holders of heavy cattle
reported the market ns 11 little lower thnn
yesterday. Among tho offerings today were
some cattle good enough to bring $5.00 and
better.
Cows and liclfcrs. if of good qualify, were
lu active demand and thp market on such
was generally steady. Other kinds were in
spots lower and the close was weak and
easier. The change In the general market,
however, was not of very much Importance
and the prices paid for that kind of stock
were generally very satisfactory. The bull
market, did not show much change.
Feeder buyers evidently aimed to buy
their wnrmed-up cattle a little loner this
morning, but the- market on light and thin
entitle wns not much, If any, changed.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. IT. No.
Snnr .Mnrket.
NEW" ORLEANS, May S. - Sl'GAR -Steady:
open kettle, 3r; open kettle, cen
trifugal, 4,4,ff4'tc; centrifugal, yellow, 4i,fr
4 13-16c; seconds, 2-3i4V.
New York Money Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Mav S.-MONEY-Ou call.
steady at 2fi2'i per cent; Inst loan, nt 2'5
ppr cent; prime mercantile paper, 35f(K
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE St padler. with
netual business In bankers' bills at $4.S!i4
for demand and J4.S4i, ror sixty dnys;
posted rates, $t. 851.4 nnd $I.S9fi 4.S91--; com
mercial nuis, n.Ksvm si'.
SILVER Certificates, 605,SOsc; bar, 597sc;
Mexican dollars, I7c.
BONDS Government, Irregular; railroad,
Inactive; state, weak.
Tho closing prices on bonds today wero
as follows:
...103 ,
...994
...1094
...P4
.. 1144
...1344
...110;
...114',
...1124
...1124
...121
...H04
... $34
...107
. , . JP4
...II
j. .1114
n. v. r. is 111
.V. J. C. sen. 5s.... 122
No. Carolina 6s in
00 is inr,
No. Pacific oa i;;4
do 4s ,i34
N" Y C St. I. 4S..I06V,
Nor. & West. c. 4s.. S64
il" Ken. (,H
Ore N'av. Is....
do 4s
O. S. I,. Cs
do con. 5s
Beadlnu gen. 4j
It. 0. w. is....
St. I. I M r S. lift
's F g Cs..i;(4
P. fi. ref.
do 29, reg
do 3s. rcg
do coupon
do new 4, rcg
do coupon ....
do old 4s, reg.
do coupon
do Ss. leg
do coupon ....
D of C. 3 65s..
Ateh. gen. (s....
do adj 4
Canada So. :...
C. & O. 44
do 5s
c. & n. w. c. ;
do S. V. d. .'... H94r " I'aul con 1
Chlcairo Ter. 4s.... jsi, bt. P.. C. & p. i,..jjo
13. II. 45. 1 Iftl I'10 ta 12.'
do 1 91 1 So. r.Hllnay 5s
K. T. V. (t (1. Is. ..1024 H. B. & T. 6s ;n
, 1. --1 T,nn ,1 .. . ....
v. w. fi n. c. i.. 70 rex. . pacin,, S..,ii(u
.131
101
1031;
12S'.i
1134
934
nn nllr n 5s 1:0 no ,'s
O. B & S- A CS..1104 I'nlon rellle ts.
do
II. & T. C. 5s....
do consol 6s....
la Central 1'
K C. P. O. Is
1-4. n c. it
I, ,t N unl. ts...
M . K. & T. 2s
do 4s ... jj.'.
"When issued.
.1iJi,Wnliasli Is
,.1114 1 do Zx
.110 I West Shore 4s...
.111 IWIs. Cen. Is
.. 71 IVa Centuries ...
. .ia4' do deferred ...
. .jm 'foio. s,i i
.. 61 1S0. Pacific 4i
.. 93'jl
.105
ii5?i
.hxj
.113
. 93
. 5
Cniiilltlnn nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. May S Today's state,
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemntlon,
shows: Available cash balance, $111,651,327;
gold, $77,265,786,
I'orelmi Flnniiclnl,
LONDON. May S. I p. m.Thc market
for American securities fluctuated some
what after a steady opening and then de
clined, with operators showing Uttlo dis
position to enter the market, The final
CHICAGO I.IVH STOCK .MARKET.
Steers) Fully Sternly Units I.oivrr
Sliorp mid l.nniltN Slronu.
CHICAGO, May 8.-CATTLE-RccclPts.
2,500 head; steers fully stendy; butchers'
stock, active ami "strong; natives, best
steers on sale lodav, $5. 35; prime steers,
ei niu.r. Tr.. r..l I,. .,w.,11,,, tl UY77-1 T?; an.
! lected feeders chnlec. others slow, $i.25fr
5.10; mixed stendv. $3. ifi'K 4."0: cows, W.iia'fi
I. SO; heifers. S3. 251 3. nl: caniiprs. J2.3.'i'ii'
:i.); bulls, $2.S0f 1.35: calves, aetlvp, and
25c higher thnn n week ago. $l.ft7.oi;
Texas fed steers, $l.O'f(5.20; Texas bulls,
$3.25y3.75.
HOGS Receipts today, KOnO head; to
morrow. 25,000, (stlmuted, left over, 2.000;
mostlv 10c lower: top, $5.32s: mixed and
butchers. $5.00f(5.30, good to choice, $3.20ff
5.32i; rough heavy, $5.0.Vii5.15: llglit, $1.90
55.20: bulk of sales, $5.Offi5.25.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS -Market strong to
10c higher: good to choice wethers. $5.3517
5.70; fair to choice mixed, $5.25175.35: west
ern slipep. ?5.i1i5.70; yearlings, $5.6015. 9);
native lamb, $5.'fri.75; western lambs,
$5.Wg5.3j.
.St. I, ouls Live Slock.
ST. LOl'IS, Mav R.-CATTLE-Rccelpts.
2.7M head. Including 1.0"0 Texans; market
sieadv for natives to strong for Texans;
native shipping and export steers. $I.K5
ft. 65; dresseil beef and butcher steers. $1.35
555.15: steers under l.OOit lbs . $3.50?4.60;
stackers and feeders. $3.l0ffl.RO: cows nnd
heifers. $2.nvf(,-,.on; .unucrs. $l.&05jl,S5; bulls,
f3.10'ol.25; TexnM nnd Indian steers, $3.10'n
5.): cow nnd heifers. $2,5011.05.
1 IOCS Receipts. O.sim head: market 10c
lower: nigs and lights $5,1015.20; packers,
$5,1013.25; butcher". 5. 2015.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts, 700 head;
market active and strong; native muttons,
$1.231(5. 25: lambs. $5. K Hi 7. 23; eulls and
bucks, $3,001! I.'u; ntockers, $2.50'3.oo.
KniiMis ( Ity Live Stock,
KANSXS CITY. May S. CATTLE Be
celpts, 9.700 natives. 600 Texans; desirable
cattle, active and steady, few poor grades
shade lower; nntlve sleers, $1. 5515. 50;
stockers and feeders. l. 001(5. 25; butchers'
cows and heifers, $3.;;ojM.S5: dinners, $2.0)
if3.30: fed westerns, $!. 001)5. 20; Texans,
M 901 1.70.
HOGS-Recplpts, 7,21)0 head; market very
slow and 10c lower: heavy. $5.05ft5.15;
mixed. $5.fiOfl5.10; llglit. $liof(l.95; pigs,
$1.2017 1.7".
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.200
head; mnrket very active and steady;
Colorado lamb?, $5. 754Jti.fi I; clipped mut
tons, $5.f0li.VKi; grass Texans, $l.75'a5.05;
culls, i:i.&"Til.50.
i-tv Ynrk lilie Stock.
NEW YORK. May . -BEEVES Receipts,
19 head, consigned direct; nothing doing;
nominally steady: cables quoted live cattle
firm; Anierlcm rofrlcf rator beef, higher at
I'e per lb.: sheep, steady; exports tomor
row, 652 quarters of beef.
CALVES No recelnts: 1 car on sale.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Clipped lambs,
culls sold nl $5.25; nominally steady for all
sorts.
HOGS Receipts, 1,513 head; none for sale
alive.
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....1017
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....1010
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112S
912
....1017
....1IS0
....1119
....1035
....1193
....10S3
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....1110
....1100
....1033
....1010
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....1162
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....1112
....1255
....1115
....1071
....1096
....1053
....1293
....1201
....1231
....1257
....1120
....1196
.... 9S1
....1020
....1232
....1161
.105S
.1052
4 23
t 25
4 25
I 30
4 35
I 10
4 15
4 45
I 15
I 15
4 15
4 50
I 50
4 50
1 50
1 50
4 50
4 55
4 55
4 55
t 00
t 0
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 63
4 65
I 65
1 65
1 65
4 65
I 65
I 65
1 65
1 65
4 65
1 65
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I 65
4 65
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4 65
1 70
4 70
4 70
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1121
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1263
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1490
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1314
1297
1324
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1554
1496
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STEERS AND HEIFERS.
572 4 40 10 015
I 40
4 45
4 15
4 55
570
895
.114i
. 820
. 829
. 926
t 53
4 55
176.
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65K
.. 621
..1064
..1120
..1173
.1228
COWS AND HEIFERS.
23 1036
12 1161
SVS.
1...
Stuck In Muht.
Following aro the receipts at the four
principal western markets for May x:
,,,i(tln I I .r.o Qh.
South Omuh.i
I'hlcugo
Kansas City .
St. Louis
Totals
Cattle.
3.'W
2,5' )
lo,:io
2.7'
Hogs. Sheen.
9.991
H.ovi
7.200
9,,(J0
!.6
200
7"0
19,301 H.9DI 11,553
10 1091 4 15
7 977 4 30
CO1
1 610 2 00
1 830 2 25
1 700 2 25
1 740 2 50
1 820 2 nO
3 900 2 60
1 730 2 75
2 925 2 75
1 1110 2 75
1 1050 3 00
1 1170 3 00
1 840 3 00
2 991 3 O)
1 933 3 00
1 1030 3 15
1 910 3 15
1 1000 3 25
1 1190 3 25
1 1020 3 25
5 7 IS 3 25
1 860 3 33
1 940 3 50
1 900 3 50
1 1010 3 50
1 1270 3 50
2 1070 3 50
1 960 3 BR
1 950 3 55
I (ISO 3 55
8 1090 3 60
8 1017 3 60
2 1160 3 65
2 1155 3 65
3 1043 3 65
2 935 3 65
1 1060 3 65
2 1130 3 70
3 893 3 70
1 1250 3 75
1 990 3 75
7 116S 3 75
1 1070 3 75
12 952 3 75
1 1250 3 75
2 100 3 90
1 1100 3 75
1 1117 3 75
1 1220 3 75
2 1175 3 75
1 880 3 75
STOCK COWS
1 2i i0 2 f )
2 120 3 0u
1 420 3 no
1 610 3 50
2 70i) I 00
2 675 4 "0
2 h05 4 20
5 381 I 25
1 690 4 25
3 661 4 33
1 520 I 35
CAI
1 530 5 fl
1 250 6 00
2 85 6 00
1 150 6 50
....1020
....1160
....1040
....1070
....1270
.... 960
....1029
....1100
....1295
....1250
....1180
....1140
....1040
....1320
....1236
...1129
... 800
...1142
... 963
...1198
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1115
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1110
1500
...1200
...1175
... 991
...110)
...1031
...1016
. ..1390
...1180
...12S7
...1275
.1430
Pr.
4 70
4 70
4 70
I 70
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
I 75
t 75
4 75
I 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 80
4 50
4 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
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4 SO
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4 80
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4 90
I 90
4 90
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4 95
4 95
4 95
t 95
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5 00
5 00
5 00
5 05
4 60
4 80
4 60
4 65
4 70
4 70
4 90
4 30
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3 Sfi
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3 90
3 95
3 95
3 95
3 95
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4 20
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4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 25
t 25
I 25
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4 65
AND HEIFERS.
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770
700
555
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.1500
...1730
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3 50
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. 575
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I 65
I 65
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I 75
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I 80
I 80
I 90
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5 f)
5 0i)
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5 25
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1 10
I 10
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4 50
4 50
I 55
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I 60
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3 63
3 I'm
3 70
3 70
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 80
3 80
3 90
3 90
4 SO
1700 !1 65
HOGS The hog market at this point yes
terday was way out of line as compared
with other markets, close to UV higher than
Kansas City nnd almost as high as Chicago.
When packers came to realize this morning
that they were pa) lug too mm h for their
hogs hero ns compared with the wa the
hogs are selling In other markets they
started out to even up things by forcing
prices down here. The market accordingly
opened 7V410c lower than yesterday, mostly
10c lower than yesterday's general market.
Some of the better hogs sold on that basis
that Is, at $5.10fi5.l2't for good mixed loads
and as high as $3.25 for the best heavy. The
market was slow nt the decline and before
very much was done reports arrived from
nt'her market points Indicating a still fur
ther decline in prices, so Hint the market
here eased eff again and closed 15c lowct.
In the language of the yards, tho late mar
ket was rotten, Late sales weie largely at
$5.0MG.10. Although the market was a drag
from start to finish, sellers could do notli
lng but take the prices and they were
finally forced to cut loose and sell, so that
tho hulk of the hogs changed hands In rea
sonably good season after nil.
It will bo noted from the table of average
prices above that the market has been
steadily following tho downward course
slnco last Friday, when the average price
paid for nil the. hogs here was $5.26. Rep
resentative saies
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
103 158 ... 4 75 93 213 10 5 10
78 190 80 6 Ol S6 3Ti 40 5 10
72 1M 80 6 0) f.2 201 ... o 10
70 219 210 5 0) M 23S ... 5 10
18 228 ... 3 0.1 95 206 120 5 10
32 257 ., 5 C tu 271 40 5 10
45 207 80 5 05 hS 265 80 5 10
84 211 ... 5 05 59 271 ... 5 10
77 10 40 5 Oi 6t 255 ... 5 ID
94 us so 5 or, 65 fo ;, 10
79 VI4 80 5 IV, 77 2!2 160 6 10
41 210 ... in; 70 V ... 5 10
84 229 40 5 03 M 210 80 5 10
74 :40 80 3 05 79 247 J0 5 10
73 222 320 o 05 i6 240 120 5 10
65 214 40 5 Oi 6 120 Ihrt 5 10
72 237 80 5 05 67 2.10 IW 5 10
67 '.'27 ... 5 05 62 255 ... 3 10
80 23S 200 505 63 256 ... 5 10
80 23 10 , 0.i 80 211 SO 5 10
64 230 80 5 074 31 J7I 10 5 10
2 t.V ... 5 CI 4 70 2.K1 ... 5 10
76 258 80 5 07 4 77 217 ... 5 10
K! 241 80 5 07 4 87 .4.275 2V 5 10
79 218 80 5 07 4 83 211 160 3 10
70 130 40 5 07'4 76 237 210 5 1ft
67 2"6 ... 5 07'i 78 227 40 5 10
63 266 160 5 074 63 M ... ., 10
85 232 160 5 07 4 73 2fi2 ... 5 124
74 217 ... 5 07 4 67 2IS ... 5 12'j
7t 219 ... 8 07 4 75 230 160 B 12'
W 218 80 5 074 119 273 80 5 12'j
TO 212 80 5 07'j 68 230 80 5 124
12 32 ... 5 074 W 5 12'j
65 247 ... 5 074 82 Ill 10 5 124
CI 228 50 5 "74 56 217 320 5 1 24
14 250 ... 5 07', 71 2(8 ... 5 I24
32 216 40 5 07 4 61 228 80 5 i;i,
7f, 231 120 5174 61 245 ... 5 124
61 234 ... 5 07- 76 272 80 & 12,
65 232 120 3 074 73 247 80 5 124
65 232 80 So;i, 63 257 ... f. 124
75 215 ... 5 07 4 71 246 80 5 124
64 217 ... 5 07U C 250 ... f, 124
6S 256 80 5 074 63 236 20 5 1'.",
72 241 80 5 074 76 231 80 8 fji,
82 217 160 5 07'4 71 259 40 5 124
74 201 H) 6 074 69 235 ... 5 124
CR 221 160 5 OT'i 67 2.10 ... 5 124
81 237 WI 5 07'j" M !4S 80 5 124
71 227 ... 5 074 f 200 40 5 124
63 231 ...$5 07 U 59 274 40 5 124
91 216 ... 5 07J 62 284 120 5-124
66 230 40 5 0;ij 52 2 5 124
30 246 fa 5 07', 52 283 ... 5 124
66 242 (0 5 074 f- 'M I2'l
74 198 40 5 I'I 65 255 80 5 124
68 219 120 5 10 53 253 ... 5 15
61 2A1 ... ' 10 69 258 R0 t, li
70 245 80 ., 10 63 35! ICO 5 15
3t 235 40 f, 11 67 236 ... 5 16
70 237 40 5 1ft f 278 ... 5 15
i 261 120 5 10 65 2B0 12ft 5 15
67 221 '0 5 in 70 262 l 5 15
74 244 8ft 6 10 55 245 19 5 15
71 221 0 5 10 69 257 V 5 15
68 242 160 5 10 64 255 ... 5 15
91 213 160 5 10 61 27.1 ... 6 15
94 221 280 5 10 73 2.14 ... 5 15
ts 205 ... 5 io so :;s so s so
69 252 ... fi 10 62 3ft( ... 5 20
61 116 40 5 10 61 285 ISO R 20
67 W iffi 5 1ft K 267 ... 5 20
51 210 80 5 10 86 339 ... 5 22'i
55 235 80 5 1ft 55 326 ... 5 25
72 246 to i 10 56 293 80 5 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
t?J0 3 25 10 515 4 CO
SHEEP Today's receipts numbered only
nboiit a dozen cars, or about the same
number as were here yesterday. The mar
ket did not develop any new features,
values being just about steady on nil kinds.
The demand was good, as usual, and the
market fairly active at current prices.
Everything wns sold and weighed up nt an
early hour. There were some Colorado
lambs hero which sold at y7.ii. The sales
below will show the prices paid for all
kinds.
Ouotnt ons: t'llnned wetners. js.3oi-fi.tn:
clipped yearlings, $5,4015,60; clipped ewes.
good to onoice. K.mnin.iij; iair to goon
clipped ewes, $l.251-4.60; good to choice
Colorado wooled lambs, $6.75177.00; fnlr to
good western wooled lambs, $6,5056.75;
cood to choice clipped lambs. $5.6.VT(G.90; fair
to good clipped lamns, n.ioju.u,. tifpre-
sentativo saics:
No.
93 goats
1 buck, clipped
2 bucks, clipped
26.1 western ewes
239 western wethers, clipped..
241 western wetners, clipped..
40 western lambs
105 ellnned wethers
239 clipped wethers
I'D cupped wetners
91 clipped wethers
19 western wethers, clipped
159 yearlings, clipped
166 yearlings, clipped
11 Colorado lambs, broken fleece
17 western lumhs. clipped
279 western lambs, clipped
5 Colorado lambs
45 Colorado lambs
390 Colorado lamb.s
2lf) Colorado lambs
263 Colqrado lambs
A v.
S3
110
150
89
101
95
59
105
102
95
95
96
92
91
72
78
SO
71
7S
7S
Pr.
$1 25
1 50
I .V)
t 50
5 10
5 25
R ."i
5 35
5 33
5 10
5 40
5 50
5 60
5 fO
5 75
5 80
6 80
6 00
6 85
6 S3
7 00
7 00
St. .Inner Live Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo., May 8.-(Spe-clal.)
Tho Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipt., 1,700 head: market ac.
tlvn and steady; natives, $1,0015.25; Texas
and westerns. $3.9V!5,10; cows and heifers.
$2250-1. 85; bulls and stairs, $2 251(1 90, scar
lings and calves, $1,0015.25: stoi kerb nnd
feeders. $3,6011.75; veals. $S,75fi6.75.
HOOS-Rccclpts, 6,300 head' market 10
lower: all grades, $5.oou.20; bulk of ..lies.
$5.07S?5.15.
SHEEP AND DAMBf Reielpts. 3.000
head; market strong to 10 higher; quality
fair; Colorado lambs, $6.90.
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
Telephone 1030. Omaha. Nj!
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etc., for Germane and Specially Ad
dressed Printed Mnffer. et. . for other
parts of Europe. American and Whlto
Stnr steamers on Wodncsdnyc German
and French steamers on Thursdays and
cniiard and tlermnn steamers on Satur
days take Printed Matter, etc. for all
countries for nhlcli they are advertised to
carry mall.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic Malls name,) above, addi
tional supplementary malls aro opened on
the piers of the American, Encllsh,
French and German steamers, and remain
open until within ten minutes of the hour
of calling of steamer.
Mnlls for South unit Ceiitrnl Aincrlcn,
Went Indies, Etc.
WEDNESDAY At 0:30 a m (fumilemen-
inry 10:50 a. in.) for CENTRAL AMER
ICA (eM-ept Costa Rica) mid SOI'TII PA
CIFIC PORTS, per s. s. Alamo, via I'olon
(mall for Guatemala must be directed "per
p. s. Alamo '); al II a. m. (supplementary
11:30 a. m.) for PORTO ItK'O, ST.
THOMAS and ST. CROIN, via San Juan,
also 4'1'RAi'AO and VENEZUELA, per
s. s. Caracas (mall for Savnnllla and C.n
thncena, via Curacao, must be directed
"per s. t'arnc
THURSDAY- A I 1" u lu isuppli nienfnry
10:30 a. in.) for BERMUDA, per s. s Pre
toria; at 1 p. Ill for YUCATAN. CAM
PECII'E. TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per
s. s. Yucatan, vl.i Havana and ProRre.o
Cmall for other i'arls of McnIio nnd for
Cuba must be dlrei fed "per s. s Yuca
tan"!: at I p. m (supplementarj 1:30
p m.) for NASSAU. N. P. OUANTA
NAMO and SANTIAGO. CUBA, per s s.
Nla.-ara; at 0 p. m. for JAMAICA, per
s. s. Admiral Schley, from Boston.
FRIDAY At 1 p. m. (supplementary 1 3H
p. m.) for TURKS ISLAND and DOMINI
CAN REPUBLIC, per s. s. Cherokee; at 1
p. m. for PORTO RICO, per s. Arkadl.-i
SATURDAY At 10 a. m. isunplemenlarv
10:30 a. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA. SA VANILLA, CARTHA
GENA and GREYTOWN'. per s. s Altai
(mail for Costa Rica must be directed
"per s. s. Altai"), at 11 a. in. for CI BA,
per s s. HiiMina. via Havana; at II a. m.
for NEWFOUNDLAND, per s n. Silvia;
nt 11 a m. for YUCATAN, per s. T or
densiold. via Progreso; at I p. in. for
NUEVITAS. GIBARA. BARACOA nnd
PUERTO PADRE, per h. s. Laiienburg
(ordinary mall only). ,
SUNDAY- Al S:50 p. m. tor ST. PlhRRL
MIQUELON. per steamer from North
Mallfor Newfoundland, by rail to North
SvdnoN, nnd thence bv steamer, . lose at
tlils ofllce dally al S:30 p. m. (onncellns
close here every Mondn. cdnes lav and
Saturdnv) Malls for Ml'iuelon. b rail to
Boston and thence by Hteomer. eloie at
this ofllce dally at S-W n. in. Mails for
Cuba, bv rail to Port Tampa. Ma., and
thence by steamer, close at this otiii
dally (except Monday! at "7 a. in J the
connecting clones arc on Sundav. e'ln'
dav and FltrtaO. 5 n Is for Cuba. b rail
to Miami Via", ami thence In M-nmer.
dose at tills lofllco every Monday. Tuesday
and Saturday at 2.3 .. . . he ' n.'
Inc closes aro on Tuesday and hiUuidnj).
Mnlls for Mexico I'll v. lAerland, unless
snoclalls addressed lor dispatch by
steamer close at this "Mro dally at 2:30
n in and 2:30 p in. Mails for Costa Ulca,
lie Ize Puerto Coruz and Guatemala, by
I'lll o New Orleans, and tbenco hy
sieamer, cloi-e nl this ofllce dally at "M
p I .connecting Iokcs here 'liiesdays
for Cost a Rica and M'-ndays for Belize.
Piurl.i Corti'is and Gu.itemalai Regls
lered mall closes ni 6 p. in. previous da
'ReglHUied mall closes at 6 p. in. second
day before.
Trim .Pacific Mull.
MalM for Hawaii, Japan Cnlna and Phlllp
' pine Islands, via San Francisco, closn hero
dally at 6:30 p m up to Mny ., Im In
slvo, for dlspaldi per s. s. Coptic. Malls
for China, Japan i nd Philippine inlands,
via Tacoma, close here dally at 6:30 p. m
up to Mny 6, Inclusive, for dlspal. h per
s. s. Dalnyvostnck Malls for Society
islands, via San Francisco :nrc lure
dally at 6:30 p'm. up to May II. i I ' -Hive,
for dispatch per shli-Oal!ee Mads
for Australia (except West Australia!.
New Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI and Kanioan
Islnnds, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6:!0 p m after April 2S and up
to May "12. Inclusive, or on day of ar
rival of s. h. Campania, due at New Virk
May 12. for dlspao h tier s s Alnnudn
Mails for Hawaii, china, Japan and
Philippine Islands, via San Fram Is- o.
i lose here dally at 6:30 p m. up to M.i
14. inclusive, for dispatch per s s. Amer
ica Mans. Malls, for I'hlna and Japan and
Philippine Islands, via Seattle, close hern
dally at 6:50 p. m. up to May "11. Im u
slve, for dispatch per s fi. To?a Mam
freglsterfd letters must be directed "i
Seattlo"). Mailt, tor china and Japan, via
Vancouver. m- here dally at fi::i0 n. m
up to May "22, Inclusive, for dispatch per
h. s. Empress of India (registered mall
must be dlreited "u Vancouver ).
Malls for Hawaii, via S.in rran
clsco, close heie dally at 6 .'!') p. m. up
10 May "25, Incluche. for dlp.U"h per .
Australia Malls for Australia (except
West Australia, which goes via Lurope,
and New Zealand, which goes via ban
Franc's, o), Hawaii and FIJI I ':'''''''. vli
Vancomer, close here dal'v r h:iO n m.
up to May "i. Inclusive, for dispatch per
a. s, Aorancl.
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