10
THE OMATTA DAILY "REE: STl'UDAY, MAY 50, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
UarVeti on Board of Tridi Ara Qalat and
Narrow.
YHEVT OPENS FIRM AND CLOSES STEADY
Ont Are Hull "ml Ilnsj Xnt lluoli
l'rotl'lon MiirUet itml the
Itium' l iirni-lliiK
Clime Wi'nki
of
em i i off. n'j'u id
if. 'ni..
MKT At H- A'lvli es from abroad were
r.itlur iii - itlfartorv and. In sympathy
with this factor, together with tho oontln
ui"l torse pielpts of tin, canted n ilrop of
witnc 'MA'S points, clolng In a domornN
Izoil ronilltlon Ht j2s.fi2i4fiJO.Wi lnke copper,
ithlle lower In London, was quiet here, but
prlrj-H fully sustained ni Jlfi.75; pig Iron war
rants win- very weak; northern. No. 1
foundry, ruled steady, wonk ami unsettled
ut JSMnti22.iii, lenu continues ilull nnd un
i haugr.l n $1 '1H.''2t: spelter was a
shade iinniT nn it good export Inquiry and
closed firm at Jl..vi. S7's. The brokeri'
prli r fur lend ivss $3 vi and for copper $16.50
f(li.ii2'.
southern at mark. ' markct reae'ed under realizing and cK-cil 1 of the IUnk of Fr.
steauy at net advance or 5 liiillil!. loi.u cningc- Notes
saies, nags, int'ltiiiiiiK May at
Jun. $0.75, August. Jti.Mi'Kb.Vi; September,
$'5 S5f)CMJ, December, J7.15. March. $7.y
7.35.
m(vi:mi:t.s ok .stock .imi imxns.
CHICAdO, May 25. There was a narrow
quiet collection of markets on the Hoard of
Trade today and little change In Inllupntlal
news. Wheat eloped He lower, corn a shade
down and oats V'f'ic depressed; provisions
cln!"cd practically unchanged.
The cool, sequestered vale of life which
the wheat mnrket placidly trudged along
today was only Nr In width. If the oxpres
rlon may be used. The northwest wns still
without rain of the ort needed, although
Winnipeg, nrand Forks and Fargo sot a
llttlo moisture, which was Hiilllclent to de
press price here a bit. Ilefore the news
of these showers reached here the market
was llrm on the Liverpool steadiness, tho
drtness hereinbefore referred to and dam
age claims from Kansas and Illinois. The
close was steady. The notthttost reports
do not agree. Some sources Inform the lo
cal traders that the northwest can go with
out rain fur some time without suffering
materially, while others declare the sll na
tion already Is very serious In (onsecpieuie
tho majority of traders nre Inclined to awiili
romcthlng definite, although It Is generally
believed here that rain In the Dakotu.s and
elsewhere In that section would at least be
of some benefit. Trade was light, both for
cash and In the speculative article. July
opened 'c over yesterduj at i'mMi'hV una
sold tip to fi7-Vi7'4e, then It declined to
ftl'v, wheie II steailli'd and shortly after
ward wound up the session 's,c lower at i7Tf
67'de. New York repot tid thirteen loads
taken for exoort. Atlantic port clearances
In wheat and (lour were ctiuul to 23S.tn
bushels. Primary receipts were no.ooo bush
els, compared with 5SS,hm) bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth teported 3fM cars,
utrnlnst 250 last week and 5! a year ago.
lnal receipts were forty-one cars, none of
contract crude. Save for a little spurt of
nctlvlty early, corn was dull and generally
tinder the Inlluence of wheat. The opening
.mis firm with wheat and a little inKatue
followed under the same guidance. The
market also reacted with wheat, but rallied
under buying by an Influential bull tnarkit
ami nosed steauy. i no w earner was in.
vorablo for the crop. Liverpool was steady
country offerings were small; July sold be
tweeti 37c and fr?U'ii37i,c. closing a shudt
tinder yesterday at 37'i1itf7'V'- Receipts
here were "CA ears.
flats was dull and easy. The weather was
favorable, croti advices bearish and receiv
ers were sellers, although country offering
were reportiil small. Hecelpts here were
32.-. ears. July sold between 2l3i and 21Vf
SHfec, closing 'wnv under yesterday at L'l'jc,
There was not much of a provision mar
ket and the range was narrow. Hogs -were
firm early, but weak later, forming a mild
Influence for the guidance of product. July
pork sold between $11 IT1., and til. to and
dosed a shade over yesterday at $11 to; July
lard between KSi' and JO.K!1.. closing 2'je
lower at Jij.'.Cs, anil July ribs between $i;.r7 Va
find $f..V, with the close unchanged at Xni.
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 40
cars; corn, :U) cars; oats, 310 cars; hogs,
E0.0f head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows
Artlcles.l Opeu.l High. I Low, r Close. Yest'y
Wheat I I I
CfiifcfifSVifi'Ki
16711 ,J;7Vt '41
May
July
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
I'ork
July
Lard
July Sept.
Illbs
J uly
Sept.
1
0VS4I
CfiTB,7
3fiTi
37Vomn7',.'i-ii
i'.ilGJ'.i'l'i
37Tf,l
I
21 K I
21,l
3S
I
SC'4
37 3
21W 21HI
2li 2Ji,1iAi
11 to I 11 I7!4I 11 10
fi 07'4
0 Ci I
I
fi r.7',4
t; rr
6 !I74
6 :s
5714
0 fj7',i!
fi f2Vi
a)
fi .Vi
fi B214
3W
,ii?i
2l5i
21
ID" 4
u ir.
fi 02.,
82141
fi r74el
rfi-
,'!7
37'ft
21'4
JtVu
LIP,
11 4j
fi ft"
fi U2',:
fi R7I4
lj i..i
No1 2.
(!hhVi ouotntlons were as follows
l.M.Oini Hteiulv anil dull: winter natents
J3.fi0ii3.70; striilglits, $2 Wtfl 10; clears, J2.701C
3.20; spring specials, J3.SO'fi3.'JO; jiatcnts. J3.01
(Tfil.lO; straights, J2.fiufc2.'J0; bakers', $2.C0if
red, 721?
iimaiia u inn, Ks.viii: mauici:ti,
t'oiiillllon of Trade unit quotations nn
Stnjtlo mill I'liney I'rodncp.
i:rjfiS--Ilecf lots liberal: seconds. D'.VTLOc:
ffOO l Still k. POjc.
LI K POI'LTHY-Ilen'i. 71'jUSc: roosters.
H'eordltiK to an" and rzo. I'ttiW; broilers, 17
ilV; ducks, Wfi'ic; geese, iaS'4e; turkeys,
Sc.
i-'liSlt DltllSSKD I'OfLTHY-Ilens. fle:
roosters, fif)7i ; dinks and geese, lOfJUr;
broller. lij to ? lbs., per doz., 13; turkeys,
12141 13'stc
HfrrniJ-rommon t0 fnlr. 13?J14c; choice.
I.j'lic; separator, 20c; gathered creamery.
filse.
KISM Trout. Re; hluo fish. 10c: nlckprel.
Se; catfish, 12r; dressed buffalo, fie; roe
shad. ea. h, 4Sc; whlti fish, 11c ; herring, 6cj
blark bass, ISc; salmon, lie; white bass, Oc:
croimlr-. :o: filke, 10c.
IMliKf)N.-Llve, per doz., 90cfJ1.00.
VHALS-r'holn. ffilcc.
IIAV I'nr milnurl 1nla ITMah lmlnM
Ji.W; mlilland, holce, $f!.f,0: lowland, choice,
J.'Oi; ry straw, choice, 1; No, 3 corn. 3l'4e;
.M). white oats. 2IUc: crnckprt enrn. ner
ton, IH; corn and oats, chopped, per ton,
Ml); bran, per ton, 112; shorts, per ton,
jij.&o.
VKOKTAHLES.
f'irrnMHICnS-l'er doz., Jl.00fll.25.
AS PAUAftl'S llnmn rrrntvn nor Ant
i.vAV TU"N 'I'S IVr doz. hunches, 40c.
SIMNAf'M- IVr box. lOfjCOc
NICW IllCCTS Per doz. hunches, 3S1I40O,
LL1 II CK-l'er doz bunches. 3or33e.
HADISIIKS Ilfime rmvvti t.nr ,tn 1ST
20c. ' '
I'KAS-I'cr '4-bti. basket. Xfic.
WAX UKANS-IYr i,-bu. box. Jl.
SKKD SWUHT fnTATiit.-a rt.r t,v,i
2.no?f2.2S, Kansas, eating. 13.
''''' Tf)KS- 1'er bu., choice, KTTIOc.
Ni:W I'fiTATOHS-l'er lb.. 2'4ti3c.
f'AllHAflK-f'allfornla, per lb., 24fl3c.
fArLIKLOWKH-I'er doz.. $1.23ft1.50.
Tf).MATOi-:s Florida, ner slx.basket
crate. Jlfiu.
.MrrillHflOMS-t'er lb 50c.
llliriiAIlH 1'er In.. lUf?2c,
ONK)NS New Hermuda, per 50-lb. crate,
1.J), new southern, per 70-lb. sack, J2.23.
FltLMTS.
PTUAWUKIUUKS - Arkansas and Mis
souri shipping stock, per 21-qt. case, J2.003
(jnosi:ni:rmn.:s-i'cr 2i-qt. ense, t:
rilKHHIKS - California, per 10-lb,
CltANHKHUIKS-None on the markct.
Al'I'LKS About out of rr.irket
TIiniMCAL FUUITS.
PINHAI'I'LICS 1'er doz.. J2.0OQ2.fj0.
OltANfllCS California, navels, per box,
J3.7MI.KI; Mediterranean sweets, per box,
J3.2r.Ti 3 ,"i0; budded seedlings, J2.75'fi3.00.
LK.MONS-Callfornla, fancy. J3.75; choice,
$.1 25'y 3 50.
I1ANANAS 1'er bunch, according to size,
HIDKS.
HIDHS-No. 1 green hides. fHc; No. 2
green hides, CiUc; No. 1 salted hides, 7'4c;
No. 2 salted hides. 614c; No. 1 veal cutf. S
If) 12 lbs., ic: No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs.,
MISCELLANEOUS.
NIITS-IIIckory, large, per bu., J1.25;
shellbarks. 11.30; Kngllsh walnuts, per lb.,
I2f(13c; lllberts. per lb., 12c; almonds, per
lb., IIIjICc; peanuts, raw, per lb.. oU''lk
HONliY Ie.- 21-sectlon ease. J3.B0'u3.76.
M
ST.
No. 2
71'tc;
fiS'4(
box,
JS.OOQ12.50;
!.40.
WIIIOAT-No. 3, (i2rifiu',i.c: No.
i2',4Ci
COHN-No. 2, 37f?37Hc; No.
f) ATS No. 2, 22fi22V; No.
STi'tae; No. 3 white, 2Pi'u2.c.
HYIC-No. 2, KlHriiiVse.
HAKLKY-C.ood feeding. 3G',4c
choice malting. 3vfi lle.
SHUDS No. 1 flax, J1.S0; No. 1 northwest
ern, 11 M: prime timothy, $2. 12'2; clover,
contract grade. J7.fi0.
IMIOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., J10.30
(fill. 15. Lard, per Urn lbs., tn.ioHO.iri'i. Short
yellow, 37'4c
; white, 2lsW
fair to
Dry salted
Short clear
goods, on
J3.42
Shipments.
S.OO)
2".UI0
2S0.00)
107,OM
1.1W)
ribs sides (loose). Jfi.HMifl.70,
shoulders (boxeil). Vi.n'lt.io.
sides (boxed). J7.0(v,, 7.111.
WHISKY Distillers' finished
Kislx of liluh wines. Si. 23.
SI'GAK Cut loaf, Jj.HS: granulated
confectioners A, Ij.i's; otr A, fj.JJ.
Following nro the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Kecclpts.
Flour, hhls '.'.00D
Wheat, bu 2S,(hh)
Corn, bu IIT.omt
Oats, bu 2S1)
Ityo, hu ....
Hurley, bu "
On the I'roduco exchange today the butter
market was steady; creameries, lrtfiliPsu;
dairies. ISVuITc. Cheese, slow at SMfO'Sie.
Kggs, steady; fresh, 1114c.
MW VHHK tJCM'.HAI. MA UK 1ST.
(lllotlltlons for the Dll.v oil 'lirlous
f'lllllllHMlltll'l.
NKW YOUK.,May 2.V-FLOriJ-Hecelpts,
11.750 bbls.; exports, 17,S0s bids.: there was
n fair demand tor spring clears and patents,
liut only a slow trade In win
ter wheat. with undertone steady;
Minnesota patents, J3.iMi.l.s5: Minnesota
bakers, J2.li.Ml2 W; winter palents. JI.GOH.I.SG;
winter straights. J3.IM:!..w; winter extra,
J2,)0"('!'J.S."; winter low grades, t2.2oiI2.lo. liye
flour, quiet; fair to good, J2.j0i3.15; choice
to fancy. J,!.25fi3..V.
COHNMIIAL Kasy. yellow western, S2o;
clt. Sic; llratidywlne. .'.3.Mt2. 1.V
HAKLF.Y ljuli't, feeding, 43'4f4ric, c. I,
f , New York; malting, M'tiMc, c. I. f., New
H.CitLBY MALT Hull; wostcrn, SStfrniP.
UYH- Firm; No. 2 western. 03c f. o. b.,
Iloat; state. 5Sf50c c. I. f.. New York.
WIIFAT rtecelpts, 135,730 hu. ; exports.
JD.SOI bu.; spot, llrm; No. 2 red. 777dc, eleva
tor, nominal, No 2 red, S2c f. o. b. alloat,
tiomlnal; No. I northern. Duluth, 7,'ic f. o. b.
nlloat, prompt; No. 1 hard, nuluth, 7li'nc
f o. b. afloat, to arrive. Options opened
firm on dry weather reports, but through
speculative neglect and disappointing Fails
cables failed to sustain the Improvement.
Active selling for short account ensued and
with small clearings, a light export trade
and heaviness In corn made the afternoon
market particularly weak; It finally rallied
trifle on covering and closed steady at Wit
io net decline; May, 71 fi-lfi5i7l U-Hic, closed
Louis (Jin 1 11 nml Provision.
LOI'IS, May 2j.-WIII3AT-Weal;
red. cash, elevator. 70'ic; track, 71Tj;
May. 71c; July, C7sic; September,
No. 2 hard, firmi'ip.
COUN Steady: No. 2 cash. 3rAie: track.
,ii"ip; .nay, .i'i'sc; JUiy, tw;
37 'kc.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 23',.c; truck,
21c- May, 2!c; July, 213ac; September, 21,io;
No. 2 white, 27c
It YK Firm: MfirifiUc.
I'LOL'It Quiet, sternly and unchanged.
SKIOnS-Tlmothy, J2.00t(2.20; llaxseed,
nominal, at $1.77.
COUN.MKAL-Steady, at 1.95.2.00.
HHAN null, lower; sacked, cast track,
ti7c.
1 1 AY Timothy, easier, at
prairie, steady, at Sti.oOfrS.".').
WIIISKY-Lower. at 1.2314.
IKON f-OTTONTIKH Jl 30.
lIAOfilNCi Steady, at 7Ti'(jS1;c.
1 1 KM!' TWINK-Hc.
I'HOVISIONS-I'orlc. steady; Jobbing,
$12 00. Lard, lower; prime steam, $t.77' 3 ;
choice, $(!.V2'2. Ury salt meats (boxed).
steady; extra shorts. Jfi.S74; clear rlbi,
$7.00; dear sides, $7.I2'.. Hacon (boxed),
steady; extra shorts. $7.37',:; clear ribs, 1
$7 ,0; dear sides, J7.C24. I
MKTALS Lead, linn; $3.95. Speller.
uoinlnal at JI.H'lj 1. 13.
I'OCLTItY 1'lrni; chickens, 7o; springs,
ltt'(il7c; turkeys. 5c; ducks, 5c; springs, 12c; '
geese, 3d.
KOOS Steady ; 10c.
IH'TTHIl Steady; creamery, 1720c;
dairy, Il1il7c. 1
niCCF.II'TS-Flour. 1,000 bbls.; wheat,
22.0M) bu.; corn, .Ifi.OiiO bu. ; oats, .W.OuO bu.
SIIIPMIINTS-Flour, li.lOl bbls.; wheat,
11,000 bu.; corn, 75,000 Int.; oats, Ct.dOJ bu.
Liverpool (iriiln mill I'rovlnliinn.
LIVKUl'OOL, May 25.-WIIRAT-Spot.
steady; No. 1 California, lis l'.il ; No. 1
northern spring. 5s !i'4d. Futures, quiet;
July. 5s Slj,d; Sentember, 5s Sd.
COItN- Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, -Is '..d. Futures, quiet; Mny, nominal;
July, 3s !p'd: September, 3s 10i,4d.
l'HOVISIONS I'rlmo mess beef, dull, at
72s fid. Prime mess pork, western, dull,
at ii7s fid. Hacon, long clear middles, light,
steady, at lis fid; long clear middles, heavy,
stead;', at lis.
CI I HUSK American finest white, easy,
at 52s (id; American finest colored, easy, at
52s lid.
TA LLOW Australian In London, dull, at
2iM.
Hecelpts of wheat during the last tlireo
il.iys, IMi.oro centals. Including 0S.000 Amer
ican. llecelnts of American corn during the
last three days, 3ii,iino centals.
Kiiiisiis City liriiln anil Pro vlloiis.
KANSAS CITY. May 23,-WIIKAT-July.
fillitll'si ; .September, ra-tyWic; casn. No. 2
hard. ii2i.; No. 3. 5!)'nJHao; No. 2 red, CS'u
t"c: No 3. raiffii-iC
COHN July, .; September, SIMc; cash.
No. 2 mixed. ::n l4ff 37i-; No. 2 white, 37
37".c: No. 3. 3tii2C.
OATS No. 2 white, 2lfj25c
II YK No. 2. E2c.
IIAY-Chnlce timothy, J10.5O(11.00; choice
prulrle. J7.uVd7.50.
Hl'TlKH Creamery. Iffil7c; dairy, fancy,
lie
KUOS Market weak, Uc lower; receipts
heavy; poor outside demand: fresh Mis
souri and KunsKS stock, Slsc loss off,
cut.es returned: southern. 7fSc, new white
wood cases Included 'sc more.
UKCKIPTS-Wheat, 40,200 bu.; corn, 21,00)
bu.; oats, 17,oi) bu.
SIIIP.MKNTS Wheat, 25,100 bu.; corn,
71,500 Int.; oats, 4.000 liu.
.No Outride Deliiiinil unit .Mnrl.Pt In III
(eilsel Dull,
NKW YOItK. Mav 2S.-The stock market
continued Intensely dull today. There wns 1
no appreciable outdde demand and tirofes-
slnnal traders preferred to hold aloof pond- ,
lng more dellnlto 'tvelopments regarding I
tho nttalrs of Price, MiCormlik t Co., I
whoso failure was announced yesterday. 1
Thtro were not many transaction under
tho rule on the exchange today for tho
Ilrm's at count, but then- were Indication.
or large transactions In uceorduiK
private settlements. Thus In the
dealings there was a sale of a fMOO-sh.iro
blick of AtchNon preferred, the same house
being both the buyer and feller. Thcr was
also a report current that large repur
chaf wero made for Chicago aetount or
blocks of stocks sold vesterday for the
failed firm. The Atchison transaction was
explained as bring a mere transfer of an
account. T.ieo operations doubtless repre
sented the progress of a settlement of the
Ilrm's affairs. The prlies at which they
were made Indicated that the buying of the
stocks was Intended to be at about last
night's closing prbes. 1 .ie fait that m It
settlement could bp secured helped to sus
tain the market and nrlces ruled for the
greater part of the day at or above last
night's level, in spile of the almost stagnant
condition of the market. Later In the day
the miMaliilng Influence was less effective
and prices generally declined below last
nltrM's level.
At the same time rumors were dissemi
nated that other houses were In llnandal
illllteulty, but nothing developed before tho
iloso to warrant these rumors. The under
tono of the. market was rather depressed In
spite of the support. The evtent of the
falluro nffeetpd sentiment adversely and the
collapso of the corner In cotton was looked
to as materially altering the prjspccts ot
the cotton section owing to tho decreased
price of the article. It was pointed out
that the Invariable result of such efforts to
establish abnormally nigh prices Is a re
lapse to abnormally low prices. The dis
position manifested In Liverpool to extend
tho bear movement In cotton Instead ot
turning to the buying side at the decline,
disappointed some expectation. The pros
pect of a large Increase in the cash re
serves of the banks In tomorrow's bank
statement seemed to Increase rather than
relievo depression.
Preliminary estimates of the currency
movements with tho Interior Indicate that
the banks have gained from that source
over $3.oiiU.0iiO or about twice as much as
last week. The Indication thus afforded of
a further decline In trade activity made for 1
depression, especially as money In New
York Is becoming a drug in the market.
Tho call loan rate today fell to l's per cent
and cholco grades of mercantile paper com
manded ax low a.1 3 per cent late In tho
day. Tho reduction in the otllclal discount
rate of the Hank of France following that
on tho Hank of Kngland yesterday reduces
tho aiiractlon for the loaning of American
capital In foreign markets. In spite of the
easier money rates abroad there was n.i
disposition to buy American stocks for that
account.
The bond market continues dull and tho
change. in prices small and mixed. Total
sales, par value, $1,310,000. Fulled States
refunding 2s, when issued, advanced '3, 3s
registered and 5s and old Is n In the bid
nrlee.
Commercial Advertiser's London financial 1
cablegram: The markets here were iiuletly
steady for awhile, but weakened llually.
In sympathy with continued depression in
Westrnllans. American dealings were
microscopic. There wns some Liverpool
buying In the morning, but the cloe was
dull, In sympathy with N'-w York. Copper
shares were heavy, on the fall In metal.
The bank boiiKht 10,0u0 gold In Australian
bars and received 5.0X1 from Mnlta. The
Hank of France reduced Its discount rate
from 314 to 3 per cent. The Herlln bank is
oxrected to follow suit.
Following are the closing prices on tho
New York Slock exchange tonayj
2"'i Fnlnn I'aolilc
iaJi do ira. . .
itvc .-hows the rouowing 1
In 1 Iriul.itlon. decrease, 1
47.7M'.onor. tre.isutv ace. units, current. In
crease. 2ii,2ou,fnir. gold 111 hand, Increase,
:'.M).coor: hills ilUciniliteil. decrease, frt I7i.-
(if; silver In hand, Increase, .'t.TtVi.ourtf. Th
towering of bank rates produced a fnv.ir
able opening .m the bourse today, but
prices subseoiicntlv decllnei, on realiza
tions, Inllueiiced by tir.' petslstent weak
ness of cciimer. 1 1 tnl at tile dose they were
.... I ...I-
i,-ciih'. iMiiinr. rcie,irt 'i mi uimiuiiii ini-
vlees. Tliffe ner ictit rentes, lolf for tho
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
count. Kxcnanse on Lomion. 23f ISWo
for checks. Spanish l dosed at 72 22'?.
The rate of dlcouut of file Hank of Franco
has been reduced from 3's to ; per cent.
Huston Mni'liN nml HoiiiIn.
HOSTON, Mav 25. Cull loans, 2p(l per
cent: Hum loan Mil ner cent, otllclal
wttn closing:
curly a . . " t. a s v V,i.ft Knd
. .. r.iVN 1:. u. &
S. F. ...
lo pfd
Atner Knar
do pfd
Itell Telephone ...
Ilnston & Alhnny
lloton Uleuited
Iliuton ft Mo....
C. II. ft Q
Horn C011I
do pfd
Federal fleet ...
do pfd
I'ltcliliurg pfd ...
M-xl Mtl Central
N. H. (I. ft V....
Old 1'nlnliy
Old Iiomlnlnn ..
Ittiliber
I'tilnti Purine ...
113 Adventure
..HPj Altouet Mln. Co.
. .3Cti 'aiiiiiI, Copper ...
. .2 1 1 lAtlsntle
.AP'l HtiKfolt & Mont,..
. .I'M lllulte fi llonton.
,.1SS1 t'nlumct & Hecln.
9t
67
.. 4
.. 1'i
.. f7'
.. 51
..2W
.. 01
H
..us
..i:w
... 1.'
.. 1B1
..2W
.. liP
53 1
ilitennlnl
MiiniboUU
Isceola
I'arrot
julncy
Junta Fc Copper.,
raniariirk
lull Mining
Vlnona
Velvcrlnc
If i
:o
6
4H'4
135
t
3
. 371,
Cornfed Steers Gcnsrtllj Sold Some Lowtr
Than Yesttrdj.
OTHER KINDS OF KILLERS ABOUT STEADY
Hon Sell About !niiie nn I!rt
'llnie Yesterdnj Mieep unit l.nnilis
Motv nml Dull Vrrj- Frtv
(noil Millions Comlnu,
SOL'TII OMAHA, May 25.
llecelnts wnrp:
Olllclal .Mondav
Olflclal Tuejolav ....
Olllclal Wednesday..
Olllclal Thursday ...
Olllclal Friday ;
I''ive days this week
Same days last week. . . .1S.3I1
Ximo days week before. .17,193
haiue three weeks iiro. .12,2:4
Same four weeks ngo. .. .14,353
Average price pain for hogs
several days with comparisons
Caltli
, 2,421
. 3,l2j
. 1,301
. 3,303
. 3.M1
If3..i2!
Hogs, sheep.
t.Tsl
10, Hi
11,105
13.1S7
11.17S
M.75J
41,778
37,375
35,112
33.175
tor the
2.0SO
2,145
l.Hii
13,210
1S.45U
22,055
12.471
20.524
last
Xpw Vnrli .MIoloK CliintnllniiN.
NKW YOItK. May 25.-The. following
nre closing nuotntlons
today:
V
for mining shares
Va.,
hollar
I'imwi Point
f.,n f'rfl
He.idwiMid
Dmild fi I'nrrlo .
Hale A- Norrrons
Hnmpstulio
Iron Silver
Mexican
7
..IK
. M
. 12
.. It
:,.ooo
. r.7
nntnrln
Ophlr
Plyinotith
(julckillter ...
do pM ...
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Fnlon Con ....
Yellow Jncket
... 51
... 13
...VJ
...750
... M
...W
... 17
... II
London Stork luotn t Ions.
LONDON. May 25 I p. in-ClosIng
CotiHnl, money . .. .1V1 Hrle I21i
do mcoiint l'U do lt pfd 3"
Atclilsnn I'i Pennsylvania Ci'i
iliniidiun Pacific .. d'ili Itendlng
St. Paul 11 No. Parltle pfd 71'.
Illinois Central ....li:' Hniml Trunk Vi
lyiulsvllle SI'S, Annenmta S'i
fn. ni P.i lllc pfd.. :v Hand Mines 3S
N. Y. Central 13l's
May
May
May
May
May
May
1 .May
1 Mny
i Jtay
' May
I May
! May
, May
May
1 May
I May
.iiav
May
May
May
May
Mny
.Mav
, May
May
I. ..
2...
3...
4...
6. . .
...
7..,
S...
S ..
10...
II. ..
12...
13...
14...
15..,
11. . ,
17..,
IS..,
19...
20. .
21..
22..
23..
21..,
llA.iai.,lm., 1157. dmS. 1114. IUM
I 6 2, 1 61 I 3 79 3 4 4 i Ot
- I 191
3 71 I
IS) i l 3 Ml
111 J bo 3 Si ,
I e 26 .1 r,S 3 93 3 72 3 7
I 0 3 6.'; 3 95 3 6fi 3 3U
4 45
4 5)
7
3 01' 3 931 3 Ml
t 10 3 6?
5 12
5 l&i
5 Hi!
0 IS
65
3 (t2
3 62 3 97
3 Oil 4 19
3 651 4 35
I 4 22
3 fi'
1 a iv
I 3 7!
1'
5 17
.15 21
. I 5 2.11 3 7
f. 201 1 fVT
5 Hi 3
6 10' 3 65
I 13 C5 4 2iV
. . 1 o 03
..I 5 0V 3 !
..' r. 011 3 fa.
..I 0 Oil 3 621 4 2.7
. -( SOli 3 5S 4 17
3 S3
3 9i 3 6S
3 67;
3 66
3 65
3 61
I 3 61
4 251
4 4 3 f5
4 291 S 52
4 351 3 51
3 f;
3 32
I 30
3 19
3 10
3 17
3 20
3 15
2
3 19
4 40!
4 38
4 37l
4 45,
4 43
1 4
4 41
4 36
4 311
4 27
4 361
4 3S
5 07
6 16
I W
i 05
4 97
4 92
4 SI
4 s7
4 J
6 01
sift
So
4 50 1 . .
4 50 1 . . .
STAlLS.
I pen
. !
I 91
5 0.)
I 41
4 60
1....
1...
1311
UK
STOCK COWS
m 2 m
!,)
915
;o
m
500
UW 4 6)
i W
3 11
3 11
3 7.1
3 1
AND
H M1KH11S.
, WH 4 0)
HO
,t:i
410
4'i
,it;
8TOCKHKS AND FKIIDKHS.
I n
1 r
4 i
1 .vi
1 no
90
..1010
.. 9C0
.. 7W
.. 910
.. TM
.. fart
. . (ij)
i0
21
3 r
3 7i
3 So
4 01
4 21
4 14
4 50
4 54
I..
I..
23..
3V.
Mrt
, 5J5
, 4H
, M6
. 71
. ?ill
. 4W
. 793
4 54
4 10
4 iil
I .15
4 W
4 Hi
6 10
5 14
IIOOKT,i.l,i... 1,.. .r-l.,l U'HH ItlSt
about steady with the good time yesterday
or a little stronger than the extreme low
time yesterday. The market as a whole
averaged Just a little better than yesterdnv.
Httjers would take the good hogs at $5 ul.
the same a yesterday, but the proportion
at that price wun a little larger todny. On
tho other hand it was verv hard work to
get them to pay Ver M.n2ii for Cie lighter
mixed loads nml holders of su h were gen
erally reporting the matKi t ..o more than
steady with yesterday, The earlv market
was sutllclently active to clean up the bulk
or the hogs In verv good season Toward
the close after some of the orders had
been lllled and buyers began dropping out,
tho market became very slow and the close
w?.m rtcfl'lcdly druggy and weak.
tilth t!:e ex-eptl"" f Ti.esday this wns
the high day of the week, lint the market
Is now 5c lower than It was one week ago,
a big 10c lower than It was two weeks ago
and over 20c lower than it was three weeks
ago.
No.
6.1... .
(A....
(.....
!....
BOXERS REPORTED BUSY
Tttn UliittPs Desli iij mill .Many
I tintrrtN of I'reiii'li .11 Issliiini r
Stations lluisiicrcil.
LONDON, May 25 A special d!sratert
from Shanghai says advlciAi from Zti-'huati,
province of Hit Pelt, report thnt "boxers"
destroyed two villngcti rind massacred many
convert of the French missionary stations.
Tho general commanding at ?hl Nan Fti, it
in added, sent a tcRlmcnt to fho set no of tho
dlettirbaticcs. Tho toldler. were ambushed
by the malcontents and lct twenty-alx men
killed. llrlnforci'tmvits havo been d a
patchcjl from Ichang.
Sot ere Storm In Totns.
DALLAS. Tex.. May 25. A Wind nml elec
Irlial storm Is reported at Mineral Well.t
last night neneral property in the farming
sections sufleted setercl
llallettsvllle Tex , reports a cyclone last
night in the southern part of Lavaca
count v which did tiMl h damage to prop
cm. Many fnrms were swept clean. Tho
academe at Mossy (Irovo was destroyed by
the wind. No casualties are reported.
Culinns l'oiif ntulnf e .tic 1(1 11 ley.
WASHINC.TON. Mav 25-I'resldent Mc
Klnlcy has received the following cable
gram, dated Mitnz.inlllo, Cuba, May 21:
"The 1 Itt council applauds the nobln
course t 1 ken by your government In hoist
ing t ie 1'iibuii ll 1 ix at Paris
"CKSPKDHS "
3 11
3 12
3 07
I 4 26! 3 .V.I 3 01
" I .1 62 .1 OJi I HI I w
4 31 I 3 021 4 35 4 'M
3 451 1 4 321 4 M
3 40 3 04' 4 22, 4 63
4 !0
4 i
4 76
4 67
4 63
I 4Hi 4 65
I 45.
HAP. SILVHH-27d per ounce.
MONHY-FAfi:. . , .
The rate of discount In tho open market
for sh.irt bills, 2 15-161(3 per cent; three
months' bills, 3 lcr cent.
IlnnU ClenrliiKS.
CHICAC.O, May 23 -Clearings. 21.W2.WS;
balances. $2,42fi."Ol; posted exchange, Jt.SoVifT
4..SSK,; New York exchange, 10c premium.
I'll I LADHLPI 1 1 A, May 25,-CIoarlngs,
J15,'i2rt,327; balimces. 2.IU.i33.
HALTIMOHK, May 2-i. Clearings, t3,156,
073; balances, Mll,.fl0.
UOriTON, May 2.1,-Clcarlngs, tli.3S2,Sft;
balances. JI.iro.i4S.
NKW YORK. Mav 25. Clearings, J20i,SS3,
102; bnlanccs. J13.V.A195. ,
ST. LOFIS May 25. -Clearings, J5,O70.01b;
balances. J303.I3I; money. lfT per cent; New
York exchange, C0c premium bid, COc pre
mium asked.
Atchl-on
lo pfd
IlultlMiore & Ohio
rnr.nillaii Pacific
September, Canada So
Dies & Ohio ..
fill 11 go I'. IV..
C. II. fi Q
Chicago, Ind. &
do pM
Chicago fc i:. I
1I3 ilYulillfll
M do pfd
Wheel. & L. !:..
do :,l nfd....
... 12S JVIs. Centr.il
...121 'riilul AtPime ...
1.. S3 1 Adams Kvprens .
. .. .12 jAmer. Kxpress
..Wi V S. 1
53
. 73
Condition of the Trensiiry.
WA Si 1 1 Nil TON, May C5.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances, exclusive
of tho J150.ooo.ooi gold reserve, shows: Avail
able ensh balances, J1I3.S71.246; gold, $6,
tD7.C7. Cotton MnrUrt.
NKW OHLKANS, May 25.-COTTON-Nomlnnl;
Vales, 350; ordinary, 1 i-lbc; good
mm-
Indicates Sunday.
Tho official .lumber of cars of stock
brought In todny by each road was:
Cattle.
C. M. .t St. P. Hy.... 3
O. A: St. L. Hy 1
Mlssouti Paclllc Hy.. 2
I'nlon Pacltlc System 41
C. & N. W. Hy.. I
I'.. K. & M. V. II. n.. 25
S. C. & P. Hy 1
C, St. P., M. O. Hy 2S
H. M. It. H. It 17
, h. .t: u. uy
Hogs.Sheep.H'r's.
3
K. C. ,t St. J..
C. H. I. & P., east..
C.. H. I. fi- P.. west..
Illinois Central
Total receipts ....136
1
33
4
It
1
!)
47
10
162
5 1
1 ho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Htiyers. Cattle. lln. Sheen
uinanu racking Co....
O. II. Hammond Co...
Swiri and Company....
fuilahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
'uduliy, from K. C...
Vnnsnnt Si Co
1(111 fi lluntzlngor
L. F. Husz
H. L. nennls Co
II. T. Hobbeck
Other buyers
CM 017
S5 1,362 13.1
fill 1,102 2V
210 2,0v? S65
126 5,2I
251
3S
5 .... ...
116
2)
3:1
Iftt
iiil.id It g ! l-'-'l'. There were
miutiuim. .,. .,,i,, ,,,1,1-1,
Chicago .t N. lf....li;'i Wclls-Fargo
C. It. I. & P I
C. C. C. fi St. L... M
Colorado So 6
do Ut pfd 42
do 2d pfd PSij
Del. ,t Hudson 113',
i'):V
si-
lit 71V; Jury. TiU'dT- U-ltic. closed at
Beptember. 73'..c, closed at eOic
COHN Hecelpts 07,000 bu ; exports, 211.60:1
tin : swt, cisy; No 2. 42Jc f o. b. ntloat
and IIV elevator. Options opened llrm,
but. having no Important support, was at
lacked by bear traders and forced Into
lieavlness. A late rally on covering left the
clone, Hteady. Mi'ic net decline; .May, Wrf?
4Fc. closed ut 41-V'; July, 421h1i 12'ic. closed
at lic; September, 42'ft 12V'. closed at
421'.
O.VTS-Hecelpts. 113,10) bu : exports. 1,1.790
liu.; spot, quiet; .no, 2, 21c; .no. j, I'tii-jo: .no.
" white, 2vlt'i2?ic; rso. ;i wane, .'c; iracK,
mixed wencrn, 274i2Wc; track white, 21
3Uc, Options dull and easier.
l'lAY- Steady ; slilpplng. J7 5ili7.73; good
to choice, MVji92'jc.
1 IOPS--Steady ' state, common to choice,
ISM crop. 35c; IS00 crop. 10Jfl3c; Paclllc
const, 1WS crop, 3fl5c; ISKI crop, 10f13o.
HinKS-l'Irm; Cialvcston, 211 to 25 lbs..
19'ac; Ciillforiila, 2! to 25 lbs., 2P-c; Texas,
dry. 21 to 30 lbs.. 15c.
LKATIIKH -- Steady; hemlock sole,
Huenos Ayres, light to heuvj weight, S I if
I5',-e; Held. 261i2tii(C
PHOVISIONS Hcef, steady; family, J12.00
4Fi 12.W1; tness, JlO.OO-ii 10.50; beef hams, J2150
fi 21.00; packet, Jll.oOji 12 1); city, extra India
niis, J17.oVS( 19.00. , Cut meatH, steady;
pickled bellies, 7VjSVc; pickled shoulders,
ja.c; pickled liams. WWu 104c. Lard,
easy; western stenmed. J7.23; May closed at
S7: Soutb America, JS.00; compouml, Jf! 50
6ii'..75. Pork, quiet; fnmlb Jll.roiilt.5o;
Khort clear. JH (ifl5.00. mets JI2.00O12.75.
TALLOW Nominal: city, 4Mil!c; coun
try 41i4ft7io'.
HIC1J Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4li
fftiitti; Julian, 4fifl7c.
MOLASSKS-Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, I Iff 65c.
FHKIOHTS-Qulet; cotton by ste.im, 27c;
grain bv sleam, 3!jc
Hl'T'l'KH- Hecelpts, S.oas pkgs.; llrm:
western creamery, 16'j1i20isc; factory, 14?
lCCHKKSK Hecelpts. 3,91 pkgs.; Irregular;
fnney large white. 91lV-..taney large
colored. smiPc; fancy small while, 84tji
v-i fancy small colored. sMiOo.
EGGS-Reecipti!, S.V.O pkes.i Arm; west-
I)e. 1.. & v
Denver f.- It. O...,
do pfd
Krle
do 1st pfd...,
Ot. Nor. pfd ,
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Vnlly
Illinois Central .
Ion a Central ...
do prd
K. C. I. & O...
L K. & IV
do nfil
like Shore
Iuils. fi Nash...
Manhntt.111 L
Met. St Hy
Mexican Central
Minn. St. L...
tin pfd
Mo. I'nelll
Mobile
M K. A T
do pfd
N. .1. Central...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk f: West...
do pfd
No Paclllc
do pfd
Ontario & IV
Oregon My & Nav
do pfd...
Pennsylvania
Heading
do 1st pfd....
2d pfd....
V
pfd
S F. ...
1st pfd....
2,1 pfd....
Southw....
Pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. fi Omaha..
So. Pacific
So. Hallway
lo pfd
Texas & Pacific ..
do
Itlo O.
do
St. L.
do
do
St. L
do
l'lillinlelililii Produce Mnrkrt.
PlIILAnKLPlllA. May 25. HI' TT Kit
Firm, good demand; fancy western cream
ery, 20isc; fancy western creamery, prints,
21c.
KOOS Firm; good demand; frci,h, near
bv, lie; fresh, western, lie; fresh, south
western 13i2c; fresh, southern, WWllc.
CIIHKRK Dull; steady; New York, full
cream, sma'l. IJMSD'-jc; full cream, good to
1 holce, SVjDc.
Toleilii tliirKet.
TOLIino, May 25 WIIKAT Dull, lower;
i-pot. 71V1: May. 7IV-
COHN Dull, lower; No. 2 cash, 391ic
OATS I mil. unchanged; No. 2 cash. 21c.
KYU Dull. uncha:i"ed: No. 2 cash, 5Sc.
CLOVKKSKKD Aetlvo, lower; cash,
prime old, Jl 70: prime new, J3.00; October,
$3.15; No. 2, Jl 10.
II 1 11 I'll ii 1 1 m M'lient mid I'lonr,
MINNF.APOL1S. May 25.-WIIl!AT-ln
store: No. 1 northern, cash, ftiUe; July,
ttV: September, C5V On track: No. 1
hard. 67V'i No. 1 northern, 65'c; No. 2
northern, Sle.
FLOFH First patents, $3.55; second pat
ents, J3.35; llrst clears, $2.55; hccond clcurs,
$2.10.
llii I ( li (Jriilo.
nrLFTII. Mat- 25.-WIIKAT-N0. 1 hard,
cash. iSc; May. ifl'iic; July, 69V, September,
rWi": No. 1 northern, cash 67V: September,
67V: No. 2 nottliern, 05'tc; No. 3 spring,
02V.
O ATS-22'ift 23c
tllliiiuiKei' (iriiln .Market,
MILWAt'KKl'2, Mav 25.-WHi:AT-Dull;
N'V I northern, tl7iie; No. 2, 6.1'ji:0c.
KYK Steady ; No. 1. 56i.c
HAKLKY No. 2. 12 43c. sample, 371I2',3C.
I ollee .lliirUi-l.
NKW YORK, Mav 21.-COFFKi:-Spot,
Hlo, llrm: No. 7 Invoice, 7V- Mild, market
quiet: Cordova. OMilSV. Futures opened
steady at 5 points advance on local il"
inand; tost the. improvement In the ab
sence or public support and following un
satisfactory Huvro closing, but again
turned llrmer making e net advance of
10 points on further cables reporting new
cases of bubonic plague In Hr.izll The
Improved feeling In the markct assisted
tho firmer rulius ot futures. Later tha
Anier. Cot Oil
du pfd
,mr. Malting ..,
do pfd
Atner. S. & It
do pfd
177 Anier. Ktdrlts ....
W, do nfd
671; Amor. Steel Hoop
IP, do pfd
CO'i Amer S. f, IV
153I3 do pfd
15 Amer Tin Plate..
3T'a do pfd
112 AmiT. Tolnicco ..
ll'i do pfd
45 Anaconda M. Co..
17 llrk. Hup. Tr
26 Colo. 1". & 1
91 Con. Tolmcco ....
212 do pfd
, 79 Fderul Steel
. I9 do pfd
,132V fleneral Hlfctrle
. 12'HIuci)o Simar ..
. Cl'iP do pfd
. 94 Inter. Paper
. M 1 do pfd
Ohio 3:i Laclede Oas
... I0 National lllscult .
... 321', do pfd
...lliiVNullonal Lead ...
...i:il'.4 do pfd
... 33 iNstlonal Steel ...
...78 do pfd
... f IN. Y. Air llrnlse..
. .. 74'J No, American ...
... 21 Pui'iric C1.11M
4! I do 1st pfd....
..76 I do 3d pfd
..I2J Pacific Mall
.. 16 Pirtiln's (ins
.. 6.1 Presed Sti el
.. ! do pfd..
.. 57 1 Pullmun P.
.. Standard It
,, 9 SiiKiir
.. M do pfil
.. 32t; Tenn. C. fi I
.. II I.'. S. leather ...
.. 2610 do pfd
..H"v V. ,s. Itulilier....
..173'i do pfd
..t!2 IVestern Pnlon .,
.. 33 Ilepubllc I. & S.,
.. 12',' do pfil
.. il'j P. C. C. & St. 1
.. 16
20
9
....
.... 15:
.,..113', '
....Hi
....lis
.... 1
Kx 1M
31
P"
3
St'i
37
St',,
- 4
17
:o'
6'.U,
31
73
...134
... (Pi
... 71
... SS'i
... 2.1
... 77'4
,.. 3.H-,
... M'ii
...133 V,
... 4i
... oy,
64
... OS
... 20
... (0
... ID
... 01
... 24
... Hi
1:3
14
471,
S)
67
:s
99' i
Car.. 43',
76
Cur.... ISO
.t T.. .1
113
.111
. 7!'',
. 10
. fi?
. 2S',
. 91
. 79
. 14
. .16
. 56
ordinary. 7 15-16c; low middling. NV;
rtlln.r !, la.lKp: uood middling. 9c
fair, ol.4C. iteceipis, ,vi; mih-w, ii,..iiu.
ton futures, quiet: Mav. JS.C0 bid; June,
JI51V51: July, $S.H1iS.ri0; August, js.i .f
S IS: Srotember. S7.7IU7.75: October. tt.WtO
7.40; Novemb-r, $7.3. (it 7.33; Oecemtier, l'-iv 1 .r0-iow.,r
7.3s; January, J7.3tri7.30; February. $..39y kL, r";IL.
7.41: March. $7 IHi7.l1.
ST. LOFIS. May 21.-COTTON-Qu!et; no
sales reported; middling, S 15-16c. Hecelpts.
F.22 buie; shipments. 731 bales; stock, 43,(jI
''n'k'W YORK. May 25.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands. 0 o-10c; mid
dling gulf. 9 O-lOo: sales, 222 bales. Futures
closed quiet; May. J.70- June, JS.66; July,
JS.61; August. JS.15; September. $7..0; Octo
bfr, J7.7S; November, J7.CI: December. Ji.CJ;
January. J7.. February. J7.66; March. Ji.fiO.
NICW YORK. May 25. The great excite
ment that prevailed In cotton circles yes
terday subs'.dud somewhat today, yet fluc
tuations iti prices wore frequent and at
Hint's violent. The market opened with Ir
regularity. On the llrst call prices for the
present crop made a gain of from 7 to 20
points, while the advance on the new crop
positions was conllnod to 21i5 points. Up to
noon trailing continued upon nn enormous
scute with the room trnders distrusting
their own positions ami making every effort
to even up their Interests, following the
Into enormous liquidation of long account'.
The southern contingent mntlnued to sell,
on the nme ground that has dominated
their action for a long time, viz: The line
iharacter of the crop outlook and the gen- j
priil favurihle weather fore '.ists. The bear I
situation had the further advantage of un- j
satisfactory private cables from Liverpool,
I Manchester and Lancashlte In developing
conservatism on Die part or the consumers,
doe In tine i rmi renin ts cabled from tills
side. Reports from spinners and cotton j
goods markets in this country were nbo of
, liiiorlel, ,, c.kpii i Tho ilnmiiml nn ' hnie'e
I today was very active, largely from shorts '
i to secure profits, but some of It was buying 1 '
for a traction on the belief that the decllno
of tho last few weeks hud placed the mar-
ket In an oversold predicament. Liverpool
1 parties traded on both sides of the account,
1 but bought more than they sold. Yester
day's sensational failure was not a factor
In today's mat ket. The trnde here consid
1 its the market to be In n more wholesome
1 condition than at any time for months past
and further sensational features of a llnnn-
1 clal Kind are no longer looked for. Advices 1
! from Hie south, as well as from the Kngllsh ,
, cotton market, also pointed to a more re-
assured feeling. At the best point of tho I
day .May showed an advance of 32 points, I
while the rest or the list snowed a gain or
iMr21 points. The market was Dually quiet
at a net gain of 1S'u22 points on near
months and 3"(i7 points on August and later
positions.
Totnls
CATTLK Receipts
large for a Friday,
to tho phenomenally
10.710
of
1,571
quite
2,r:
cattle were
though not quite up
large receipts of last
nbout 100 cars of fat
steers on sale, which was pretty large con
sidering the big receipts that we have hnd
all the week. The result of the liberal offer
ings was that hovers storied not with fho
I apparent determination of buying their cut-
ue lower in many cases tney were mourn
lOo lower than vesterdav. The lleht entile
I of good quality, hy reason of there being
j fewer on sale, were the first to sell, and
! some of them brought about the same
prices ns yesterday. On the other hand
tho general market on fat cattle was 5c
lower and In extreme cases 10c lower. The
trade was a llttlo slow, as Is apt to be the
caso on a down market, nnd It took a little
longer than usual to effect a clearance.
Cows and heifers were in small supply,
and as the demand was of the usual liberal
proportions the offerings were all taken
early. The prices paid were fully steady
with yesterday. Hulls, calves, etc., also
sold at about the same old prices.
There was nothing new In the stocker nnd
feeder trade. The supply was small nnd
the market without Quotable change. Rep
resentative sales;
STKERS.
No.
I 1
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9
1
1
4
IS...
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Av. Pr.
. S10 J3 15
. 740 4 f")
II.
CO
20
11
23
M
21
I
I 2
! 3
1 33
1
22
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s
.. 760
.. 735
.. 920
..1115
.. 570
.. 910
.. fS7
.. 816
.. 970
.. fS.l
.. 919
..1331
R32
'.".1003
.. tss
..1150
.. 930
..1461
..1164
..1001
..1009
..!!!!
..10.16
Offered. Kx-divldend.
Xrtv York Honey Mnrket.
NKW YORK. May 2.1.-MONK Y-On call,
easy at l'-ffl'j per cent; last loan nt l's per
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, iiuigi per
cent: sterling exchange, heavy, with actual
business In hankers bills at Jl.ST'fjf 1.S7N 1 being
' 20.
for demand and at Jl.si'.fil.si'Vi for sixty
days; posted rates. i.Saitii l.isSVs; commer
cial bills. Jl.Sl'ijl.si'i.
SILVER Certificates, C0fl61c; bar, GOV;
Mexican dollars, 17!.c
HONDS Governments, strong; state, In
active; railroad, Irregular.
Tho closing prices on bonds today are as
follows.
..101 jf. Y. c la
.. 99 N. J. C. g. Sr.
..109'., No. Carolina 63
..109 do Is
,.131's No. Pacltlc 3s..
..134 do 4a
..Ii:i N Y C &
..11.1
..113
Wool Market.
LONDON. May 21. The third series of the
l!n) wool auction sales closed today with
oflerti of S 2S5 bale". The selection was fair
nnd met with a good demand at llrm prices.
The bulk of tho offerings were taken by
Yorkshire. The third scries or sales opened
with an average depreciation of 10 per cent,
most pronounced 111 inienor unci
reg,
reg
..117 St L
..lll'i S. L,
I'. S. 2s. ref
do 2s, reg...
do 3s. reg...
do coupon .
do new 4s,
do coupon
do old 4a,
do coupon ...
do fis, reg
do coupon ...
I) nf C 3s, 65s
Atcli. gen. 4s...
do 111IJ. Is
Canadn So 2s.
C. fi O. 4"....
Mo ,1s
!. & N. IV. c.
do S. F. deb. St.. 119 St. P. con
Chicago Ter. 4s.... 91 St. P., C. f.- p.
llenter & II. 0. Is 101 do 5s
do 4s 99 So. Hallway 3s..
13. T.. V. fs Ct. Is.. I'U S It A- T. I!....
I3rl" gen. 4 12'i Tenn, u s. 3n..
F. V. & 1. C Is.. 72 Tex. A. IMfltlu
Hen. Hlectrlc V.'o . do :
tl. II fi S. A. Si.. .Ill fnlon Paclllc 4s.
do 2f IM .IVnlash Is
ii & r. c. 5s no I do it
do con. fis 111 West Shore Is...
Iowa Central 1J....1131, Wis. Central Is.
K. C. P. fi (I. Is. 71 Va. Centuries ...
lot', do defeired ....
9H... Colo So. 4i
fS So. Paclllc ii
93 I
111
121
130
104
fi;
M4
St l 4a. .190
N. & W. con. Is.... 96
do gen. f.1 131
...113 Oregon Nav. Is Ill
...121 Oregon Nav. 4s 1)
...1U' Oregon S. L. Cs.... 1M
... 84 do con. .Is 1ISH
0ii Heading gen. 4s.... S4
9S
& I M ...Cs..l!0
fi S F. g. Ca.lJl'5
.. i:n
Is. 120
...12P,
...112
... 71
... 9$
Is. .114
.... Hi
.10.1
.116
.102
.112
i. 90
. 91
. S
.. 86V5
. M
!.u. n. c. Is
L. fi N. mil. 4i.
.It., K. & T. 2s..
do 4s
"When Issued. Offeted.
I'oreliiii I'iiiiiiM'Inl.
HKRLIN. Muy 25,-Huslness wns liesltut
Ing on the bourse today, owing to yester
day's failure In New York, and prices were
easier, the lowering of the Kngllsh bank
ratio not having any effect on the mar
ket, as a similar movement Is not expecte I
here. Toward the lose prices beenme
harder on covering purchases. Kxchungo
on London. 2im Itljpfgs for checks. Dis
count rates for short bills. 3 per cent;
for three months' bills. Pi per cent
LONDON. May 25.Tho market for Amer
ican securities, after a dull opening, was
firmer, with business limited to profes
sional traders. The tlnal tone was steady.
Spanish Is closed nt 72'j. The amount of
bullion taken into tho Hank of KiiL-land
on balance todny tvus l'15.io. Premiums
are quoted as follows: Huenos Ayres,
127.40; Mndrld, 21.20; Lisbon, I2..V): Rome,
6 7i-
TARIS, May Co. The weekly statement
faulty stock. Merchants, considering the
ftntlstlcal situation favorable, would not
accept the reduction and withdrawals were
heavy. Fnon the announcement of heavy
sales competition became more ani
mated and widespread. Medium cross
breeds throughout were In better
demand. This grade opened 7' per
cent cheaper and later, upon the
resumpthn of American purchasing,
hardened and closed llrm, 5 per cent below
the March average. Fine crossbreeds fol
ic wed merinos, Cape of flood Hope nnd
Natal stnrieil 7',a per out cheaper. In
ferior greasy was hard to sell until reduced
5 ;ior cent. The home trnde secured 7.0JO
bales and the continent f.o.noii, American 3,
000 and lIT.fuo bales were held over. Tho
following ate the sales In detail: New
South Wales, sou bales: scoured, lsfils "'Ail;
greasy, .lilfds 1',d. Queensland. 100 bales;
gieasy, 7dils. Victoria, -Oo bales; scoured,
r,'dfils lUil: greasy. Mdlfls P-d. South
Australia, 50 bales; scoured, Is 2'.il1ils M.
New Zealand, 13 bales; scoured, GVlTils Id;
gieasy, IMiIs Id. Cape of flood llopn and
Natal, l.ioo hales: fourcd. PjiKfls Id;
greiMy, 5dfi3i.il. The arrivals for the fourth
series of vool auctions sales closed today.
They are as follows: New South Wales,
21,050; Queensland, 12.CO0. VU iorla. 32.205:
South Australia, 1.1.15: West Australia. 1 IS;
Tasmania. 3 213; New Zealand, "2.015; Capo
of Clood Hope and Nal.il 7. Pill, of tho ar
rivals. Xl.ffO Australian and 2,3il Cape of
Oond Hope nnd Natal were forwarded di
rect to spinners. Tito amount available for
the foiitth series Is 21.515 bales. Including
lii7,(4X) held over from the sales Just closed.
14....
3....
20....
16....
3....
s....
80....
12....
I
I ""'.'.
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,10....
23....
....1014
....1093
....1159
....1260
....IIWI
.... 870
,...10'0
....1006
....122,1
....120
,...104
....ton
....116.1
.,..im
....1270
....1792
,...14t6
....HI2
....11S1
....1131
....1115
....1218
1201
1191
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4 2.1
4 40
4 O
4 4.1
4 II
4 '0
4 5.1
I 1.0
4 fin
4 6.1
4 6.1
4 65
I 61
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
I 70
4 70
4 75
4 75
4 7.1
4 75
4 73
4 80
4 50
4 80
4 80
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4 (0
4 80
4 80
4 85
I 8,1
4 f.l
4 F0
4 8.1
4 V.
4 81
4 90
4 90
4 91
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
No.
5...
IS...
1
19.'.'.
21...
IS...
12
A v.
1104
1064
1330
10? 4
1242
1418
51..
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21
33
21
4
17
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37
23
42
9
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14
44
15
107
12
20
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37
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40
17
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57
17
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1257
1197
1150
1332
1019
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1132
1414
....1333
....1IS7
....IMS
1191
1224
K30
1071
1297
...'..1264
1293
line
Kf.J
1166
1217
124.1
12.10
14S7
1M3
1314
1220
1415
137.1
1390
1446
13.17
HIS
137S
1J6S
.. ..1281
13.10
I.W.
H6.1
lWS
ST'!KH AND HKIFKRS.
710
782
m
4 60
4 fO
4 60 39...,
COWS.
971
..1020
..1270
Tr.
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 95
4 95
4 9.1
4 9.1
4 95
4 95
4 9,1
9.1
4 93
4 91
6 00
.1 00
.1 00
5 CI
5 00
3 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 no
5 01
5 0.1
5 03
5 05
5 05
5 03
5 05
5 01
5 01
5 0.1
5 01
5 01
5 0.1
5 10
5 10
.1 10
5 10
5 10
5 15
5 IS
S IS
5 15
5 20
5 20
5 20
4
4 SO
5 00
Oil llnrl.et.
OIL CITY, Mav 21.-Credil balances, $1.31;
certllb ates. no bid; shipments. 05,iVSS; aver
age. Ml.121' runs. 12'l.55l: average, S,3t0.
NKW YORK, May 21 ulL-Cnttonseod
oil. duM- prime crude, Jl'iilPje: prime, yel
low. 37c. Petroleum, weak; refined. New
York, Jvl5: Philadelphia and Ilaltimore,
Ji.10: Philadelphia and Ilaltimore, In bulk,
$t, II. Rosin, steady, 'turpentine, steady.
LONDON May 2V-Calcutta Unseed, spot.
56s. g;ierm oil. rilMOs.
I ollforiiln Dried Fruits.
NKW YORK. May 25. CALIFORNIA
DH1KD FRl'ITS-Qulet and featureless;
the market for evaporated apples was
Hit Iter quiet hut steady at unchanged
prices; common. HvfiSc; prime, 5fific;
i holce, line. i7c; fancy, 7's'iSc Prunes,
u'j'iTc per lb, us to size and quality. Apri
cots, Royal, 12'2'(illi", Moor Park. l:M15c.
Peaches, peeled. 16120c; unpecled, 7510c.
sumir llarl.pl,
NKW ORLKANS. Mat 25 -SFliA R-Opeii
kettle, 3fi I n-Ific: open kettle, centrifugal,
4fltW; centrifugal, yellow, 4'j I 12-ltt,;
seconds, 2"ttj4',c,
1 1000 2 73 1 1060 4 on
1 9.7) 3 00 2 107 1 4 00
2 1010 3 15 mo 4 on
1 910 3 2.1 1 1030 4 10
3 913 3 23 1 1050 4 13
1 1000 3 21 1 1090 4 1.1
5 11.V1 3 V. 1 140 4 15
1 1030 3 21 1 970 4 15
; I07O 3 2S 3 1126 4 15
1 1130 3 21 S 990 4 is
1 1110 3 40 4 1175 4 20
1 910 3 40 1 1200 4 20
1 1040 3 O 1 1110 4 20
6 1041 3 40 1 970 I 20
t, 1011 3 45 4 147.1 4 20
1 800 3 M 1 810 4 20
1 971 3 50 3 1010 4 ?0
3 lft-,0 3 :a 2 1901 4 11
1 800 3 60 1 1180 4 25
1 1300 3 60 1 10V) 4 2'.
1 1100 3 fO 1 "o 4 J".
1 900 3 fil 8 111 4 2.1
1 1180 3 70 1 10R0 4 2.1
1 SOI 3 75 1 1030 4 2.1
1 1040 3 73 4 1H0 4 SO
1 llirt 3 80 2 1270 4 31
1 1010 3 R1 14 89.1 4 40
1 1290 3 S3 1 10.V) 4 I0
1 1060 3 S.1 1 1100 4 (0
1 1010 3 85 2 88.1 4 40
3 1123 3 til 11 1101 4 40
) 1010 3 S3 fi 1153 4 40
1 1020 3 90 5 1260 4 41
1 710 3 90 2 1320 4 .11
S 100 3 91 2 11.11 4 55
710 4 00 19 1167 4 53
COW ND STKKRS.
I lirn 4 51
STKKHS AND STAOS.
5 1190 I 50
HL'LLS.
1 I'M 3 11 1 1JM 4 00
1 940 3 SO 1 1,W) 4 f0
1 790 3 30 1 lffrt 4 01
t 1 (10 3 61 1 '.12C0 4 0",
1 120 3 si 1 P50 4 01
I 1160 2 10 1 17S0 4 0.1
1 1670 3 80 1 1170 4 10
1 1300 3 S3 1 1690 4 10
1 90 3 '1 1 1200 4 50
1 1550 3 M 1 169.1 I 21
J 1710 4 01 1 1360 1 2.1
; 10V) I M 1 P00 4 SO
1 :i230 4 00
CALVKS.
1 110 6 00 1 1.10 6 75
1 241 00 1 210 7 00
2 145 6 7.1
HKIFKRS,
J 8.16 4 f0 is 877 4 Ml
1 frtl i 13 2 911 4 fjj
3 920 I 21 1 1510 I 65
1 fiOfl 4 2: 1 1160 4 1
4 f."7 4 3'. 1 910 4 71
1 770 4 40 i 8t3 ( 75
No.
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76 ..
53 ..
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74...
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i
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83...
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74..
69..
h.9..
61..
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56..
71..
71..
85..
73..
71..
Av. Ph. Pr.
200 $0 95
... 3 00
40 11 00
120 5 M
SO
M
40
120
..203
..189
..223
6.1...
71...
..186
..202
..223
..15.1
..266
..231
..222
211
'.'241
!!?2i"
..22
..20
..194
18
29
221
231
?1
246
232
219
241
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21.1
219
tii
22.1
:ri
261
223
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212
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..186
. .210
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160
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160
160
80
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so
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66
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220 160
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.242 ...
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213
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. . .2.14
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M 240
a 277
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SII'KKP There were only n few cars here
and the market was very dull and slow.
For several days there have not been
enoush mutton sheep or lambs to reailv
awaken any Interest nmong buyers, the
hulk of tho receipts for the week consist
ing of common and half-fat stuff.
Quotations: Cllpned wethers. $.".fKVfi5.1G;
clipped yearlings, $5 2.V7ifi.40; clipped ewes,
good to choice. J4..Wj4.75: fair to good
ollriped ewes. $4.OOfi4.f0; good to choice
Colorado wooled lambs, J'j.S.'vfi'.OO: fair to
good Colorado wooled lambs. J6.007ji; 75.
good to choice clipped lamhs. J.VTMiR.ftii fair
to good dinned lambs, $3.35S3.fA Repre-
sntntlvo .nies:
No.
155 grass ewes and wethers..
101 grass wethers
211 western wethers
13 native yearlings
" Colorado lambs
29.1 Colorado lambs
7 hev nre nt much like COATP-I)
ni-LCTIHCITY ns science can make
them. Knch one produces ns much
nerve-biilldlng substance ns is con
tained in thcntnoiint of food a man
consumes In a week. This Is why
they have cured thousands of cases
of nervous diseases, nich ns Debil
ity, Dizziness, Insomnia, Varicocele,
lybydeveloptnghrnlnmaUer: force
"SsX healthy circulation, cure indices
Hon, nnd itnpait bounding vigor to
Wf the whole svstem. All weakening
Ts nnd tlstii'-dettnvltig drains nnd
ir lop,es permanently cured. Delay
IT) """J' titcan Inwuity, Consumption
jm Price, ft perbox; six boxes (with
H Jron-cl.nl guarantee ti cure or re
W fund money), ft. Hook containing
Oosltlve ornnf. Ire. AiMmci Uul
Medicine Co,, ClevtdanJ, O
Sold by Kuhn .t Co., lStlt nnd Douglas,
and J A. Fuller & Co, llth nnd Douglas.
a cl way's
Pills
Vurely Vegetable, Mild and Reliably.
CURK ALL DISORDKRS OF THE STOM
ACH, LIVER, HOWK1.S.
Slvli lleiidnelie, lllllonlirs,
Iiidlitrstlon, Toriilil Liver,
l)Uy 1'erllllgs, Ilyspcpsln.
One or two of Railway's Pills, taken daily
I y thoso subjoct to muous pains unu ur
pldlty of the Liver, will keep the system
1 regular and secure healthy d'gestlom
I OBSERVE
! The following symptoms resulting from
I Disease of tho Digestive Organs; Constipa
tion. Inwnrd piles, fullness of the blood In
tho head, ncidl y of the stomach, nausea,
heartburn, disgust of food, fulness or weight
In tho stomach, sour eructations, sink
ing or fluttering of the heart. chokMig ot
puffocntlng sensations when In n lying pos
ture, dlmnos of vision, dizziness on rlslna
suddenly, dots or webs before the sight,
fever nnd dull pain In 'he head, d'flclency
or perspiration, yellowness of the skin and
eyes, pain In the side, chest, ilmlw. and
sudden flushes of bent, burning In the flesh.
A few doses of HADWAY S PILLS will
1 free tho system of all the above named dis
orders. ..
Price, 25 cents per box. Sold by drug
gists, or sent by mall
Ilndtvny A Co.. r.B Him St., Ilw loru.
Av.
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! ALABASTINE
CIIICAtiO 1,1 VR S TOCK II A II K UT. I
Steers Motv Hog MroiiK Sheep mill
Lniilbs Dull,
CIIICAOO Mnv 25,-CAlTLK-necelpts.
3,000. Including 400 Texnns. Steers slow to
lOo lower; butchers' stocks, 10fjl5c lower
Nntlves, best on sale today, one car. $5 45.
Good to prime steers. J5.101i3.70 Poor to
medium. JI.4ri?'4.fX). Selected feederr. slow.
$4 S.Vfl'1.05; mixed stockers dull, shade lower.
J3 7MM.20; cows. K.lO'irl.OO; heifers J3.3.V11
5.10; canner.s $2 4CU.3.CO; bulls, J3.00(f7 1 25 .
calves. Jj.mr4rs.s0. Texas, receipts win nest
on saio today, one car, $5.00; Texas fed
steers. $.fOff.15. Texas bulls, $3 2Mi,3 75.
HOftfi Receipts todny, 20.INY); tomorrow,
RO00; left over, estlmnted. 2,5(0. Strong lo
f.hude hlghor; top, $5.33: mixed and butch
ers. $.1.1003.11; good to choice, heavy, $5 2.W
5.35; rough, heavy, $S.10fr,1.20; light, $5 livff
5.30- bulk of sales, $SOO1i5.30.
PHKKP A'ND LAMHS Hecelpts. 5.000.
Sheep and lambs, dull. 10e lower; good to
choice, wethers. Jl.7iVTi5.14. fair to choice,
mixed, $1,201(4 01; western Sheep. $I.S.VTr3 15,
vearllngs, J5.0rtilG.3o; native lambs. JI.Wj
7.00; western lambs, Jii KHi 7 po.
New York Live M111O1,
NKW YORK. Mny 2.1-HKKVKS-He.
celpts, 2,'Jlfi head; fifteen cars on sale, mar
ket Kc higher, all sold; ordinary to prime
steers, $4.50fi5.53; bulls, $3 7(4 2.1, cows. $2 50
(SlCfi. Cables llrm, live ml tin. ll(i13c,
dressed weight; refrlgerntor beef, II, per
lb.; shipments, 591 cattle, m sheep, tomor
row, 640 cattle and 4.2i'iO quarters of beef
CALVKS Receipts, 417 head; demand 111
tlvo and prices 2.1c higher, nil sold, veals,
JI.dOT.75: culls. Jl.
SHKKP AND LAMHS Receipts, 4.S5S
head; twenty-four carH on sale; fed sheep
and yearlings, steady; common to medium
lower: lambs, steady to 23c off; three cars
of yearlings Unsold; poor to cholco sheep,
J3.50fifl.:i5; yearlings $3.5(r7j6,C2',4; culls, 3 50f.
4.2.1; lambs. $7.2,VfjS.0n.
HOC.S-Rccelpts. 1,742 head; half a car on
ale; market llrmer; good western hogs,
J5.fj5.
Is n durable, nad
natural cement
base, wall coatiug,
In 5 lb. paper packages, mado ready for uso In
tvlilto nnd fourteen beautiful tints by mixing
with cold water. It is a cement that goos
through a process of setting, hardens with ago,
and cntibocoatod and recontod without washing
off its old coats beforo renewing.
ALABASTINES
various knlfomlnoa on tho market, being durable
nnd not stuck on tho wall it 1th gluo. Alnlmstluo
customers should lusitiou having tho goods In
packages properly lubolcd. They should icjcct
nil imitations. There is nothing "Juet ns good."
ALABASTINE
Provonts much sickness, particularly throatand
lung dil!'.cultlo9, Qttributabln to unsanitary
contings on walls. It I111B boen recommended
in a paper published by tho Michigan Stnto
Hoard of Health on account of Its sanitary
rentnros; which paper strongly condemned
knlsomines. Alnlmstliio can lie used on either
plasUired walls, wood cclliiigH, brick or cnurns,
and an) 01m run brush it on, It admits of mili
eu! changes from wall paper decorations, thus
securing at rensonnblo oxpeiiHi the latest nml
best effects, Alnliantitio Is manufactured by the
Afabasfine CompanyofOrand Rapids.Mkhigan.
Instructive and interesting booklet uiullul fro
to all applicants.
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25; clipped muttons.
hits. Jl.irS'o 1. 00; feed-
K 11 11 so s City l.lvr Sloeli.
KANSAS CITY. May 25. CAT! LI! He
celpts, 3,100 natives, ) Texnns. Choice
klllets. steady; heavy and common light
easier; heavy nntlves, $4.501i,125, stinkers
and feeders, $1 fVVfi5.2."i, butcher cows and
heifers, $1.5011.75, canneri-. $2 tO'u'l 511. fed
westerns, Jl.'.O'iio.io; Inferior Texnns. Jl eo',
4.t'i0.
HOfiSRecelpls. 12.000. Market acllve. fie
higher; heavt, $5 151(5 2.1; mixed. J.l miliS 20
lights. $1.!i,lf.in7S; pigs, $1801(191
HHKKP AND LAM IIS Hecelpts. 2 200
Market good, at steady prices Spring
lamns. ji.eoiii txi, l ojnr i'io tvooi lamns. jii 7,1.
clipped lamns jniri(ii
t. Wfn.t i; 1 exas gr.isse
crs, J3.50fiil.fi0. culls, $.1.00-1,3.50.
St. Louis Lite Stock,
HT. LOFIS. May 25.-CATTLK-Recepls.
400, Including 100 Texnns. Market steady,
native shipping and export steers, $1 Mlf
RfiO; dressed beef and butcher steers, fi'fiv
5.20; steers under l.foi pounds. $1855(5 00;
stoekcrs and feeders, $3,701(1 S3; cows and
heifers, $J 2.Vfi5 00; canners, $1 SofiS s',, bulls
j:i 1011.25; Texns and Indian steers, $3 5o1
5.10; inw.s nnd heifers, J3.10ft4.60.
I IOOS Receipts, 5.1Ji. Mnrket strong to
5e higher; pigs and lights $5,101(5.20; pack
ers. $5,107(5.25; butchers. $5 151(5.35.
SHKKP AND LAM HS Hecelpts, Vo.
Market dull and slow; native muttons, $lfi
fifl.00; lambs, $5.0011 7. 7.1; culls and hurks,
$3 001(1.00; stnekers, J3.rvf3 W; Texas sheep,
$3.50.
Stud.' In SlKbt.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal markets ror .il.iv 20:
C'.ittle. Hogs
South Omaha
f'hlcago
Kansas City
St. tous . .,
Total ....
:.9ti
3.000
3.H0
100
Sheen.
UK
5.0 0
2,200
!ji)
DiCSl tS.778 9,518
DENVER
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Gar Service
H.R.PH1NEY&C0.
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Grain
R00M4hY LIFE BIX0.
OMAHA HtQ.
BRANCH I03QIUT
UMCOLn MllA
JAMES & ROY!) & CO.,
Telephone 1 ();. Omuli , N-
COMMISSION,
CUAIN, I'KOVISIONS tiiut STOCKS
IIOAIID (IF I'llADK,
Correspondence. John A Warren 6c Co
uirect wlrca to CWcuo and Sw VorX