THE OMAT1A DAILY BEEt Fill DAT, MAT 3, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Taki Flight to Fifty-PiTd 0ati
Oloitt Strong.
MANIPULATION IS MOSTLY IN MAY
Vfrnde In When! on l.llirrnl Sonic Mny
Out Ail umpc from I'cnr of
i Corner July I'ork Closes
HlKhcr.
CHICAGO, Mny 5. Mny com soared In
Ko lodHy and closed Ic over yesterday nt
MV4C. July cIos.mI IUc higher. Wheat wiih
moderately acuvo mm nrm mi mmwi
weather (ind Iti sympathy with the coarse
grain. JJly closing W.c higher. July oats
cloned with nn ndvancc of . ', M'U
wltli a gain of Hie. July I'ork closed J2'j0
up. I-urd mid rH) practically utH-hanged,
In corn tho tight grip l tho lending bull
on the Mny delivery wiim more than oyer
npparenl. Priced fluctuated violently with n
u. rango of DC hut actual transactions In
the pits were very small. Phillips, who has
the market cornered, refused to sell. Asl'Ie
from the manipulation small receipts of
contract grade corn ami n report that Ar
gentina's exportable surplus hail been le
duced 60 per cent were strengthening fnc
tors. The manipulation was, of course,
most apparent In May, although the July
',4c nnd lie jumpi to two. i iu nrmigni um)
very small oflerlnKs rrom scattered scalpltiK
longs. It was reported that some hit-go
Mhort lines had been settled at the market
price, with Phillips In a private conference,
but no uiithorlty for the assertions could be
found. From fioc May dropped back to u3e,
not rrom any Increase In offerings, but be
cause the bidding stopped. Later o4o was
bid and nt the close shorts- were, offering
1
tf'.4c. 4c more than ye.iterduy's close. July
pold between 1c ami ami cioseo ivtc
hB of contract grade. The weather was said
to bo highly ravoraiiic tor tun crop.
While trade In wheat was on n liberal
scale business appeared to be mostly for
the professional element, who were locking
lor scalps In the way of quick profits. Tho
market's undertone was strong, however,
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UIIUI'I III.- mil lieu. u ill niuuiij ill , I), . i,
dry weather, under which Insects thrive,
anil in sympainy wuu ine neigiuioring
xtreugth In corn and onts. From Minne
apolis cHtne the doleful word that Kanias
complnlnlH of the work of Insects In th2
llelds were moro gloomy than over. From
this sourco was also recorded a fear that
wheat will not stool unless some cool, wet
weather Is forthcoming. There was. how
ever, nn lacking of reports of the usual
optimistic character in regard to crop pros-
norl. .tlllv mionnrl lln hluhnr ill 7flli..J, 7?.ir.
land advanced early to "IHc. This .wns fol-
lowen ny a renction on prniit-inKing to .v;
'fu"3o, but bulls bought at the decline and
the market again reacted to ilftTI'fcc and
closed firm at THKc. Henboard i?leariineen
ilri wheat and flour were equal to "Sl.OOii
bushels, while primary recelpta aggregated
ronly 312,000. against r.TO.OOO last year. Mill
i nrnpolls and Utiluth report 217 cars, against
, SIR last week and 4X1 a year ago. Local ro
I celiitH were 51 ears, 1 of contract grade.
1 ho oats market wns active nnd strong.
Slay advanced sharply because It was
thought the bull crowd In corn hod also
cornered the supply of onts. Julv wns
more amenable to legitimate market In
fluences and advanced on the weather as
well as In sympathy with Mny In tho faco
of liberal commission house celling at
times. The demand for M.iv inmn mnntl.
'from pit shorts, who got but little. Atuy
yriuiii iiumci'ii -sine mm 2'Jiic, auci closed ivtc
' higher at 20-V; July ranged between 26c
, and arc. and closed with n gain of Tic at
fiit: Receipts were 17t cars.
The only redeeming feature of tho prc
1 visions market was tho advance. In July
pork, on buying thought tp bo by packers.
J.nrd and ribs were neglected and fluctuated
' within a narrow range. July pork sold
iroin Sir. to J15.32V4 and closed at the top,
.(2V4o over yesterday. July lard closed 2,o
lower at JS.ffi and July ribs a shade down
II t s,
Kstlmnted receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 2j
cars; corn, 375 cars; oats, 215 cars; hogs, 23,.
(Mi head.
The leading futurca ranged as follows:
Articles.) Opcn.l High. Low."! Close. Ycs'y.
Wheat
May
July
Coin
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
jTork
May
July
iLnrd
May July
Sept.
Cnibs
May July
Sopt.
W. 71 73 73yMf5i 72'4
i3Htf?i -V.i, 7ii 73l 73Uti,
W! K 60 1-314 4DV4
47"i 4C, 47(f7; 45iSff
l 4lii V, 4fii 45Utfi
fi 2SS Ifii 27TiTi2S
MJt 27 " 2 j4(S ij
2o? 23 23?, .'.i ........
15 m 15 ir, h nn ir, ,5 u M
lo (K) 15 15 00 15 221,4 15 (10
S 17U S 17'.i S 1214 S 12A 8 15
Spja X10 SO.-, 8 (V 8 07U
8 07V4 8 (P2',4 8 0214 8 03 8 05
' j' jo" " ' '80.V ' " 7 07i 8 ffi 8 02tA
7 97H 8 (0 7 32'i 7 05 7 07 !5
nHrh.2!lot.a,lons WPro n" follows:
.',0-lJ!rD,',""r"1 modernto; winter nat-
r",'?-?!3-00,1 HtrnR'1'. $2.tIS.70; clears.
J2.wyn.40: srirlng specials. ii.ooVm.io: pat-
UwfeSo 171 !Ur',,1,ts' "W3.2o; bakers.
"5V4c ,BATN'0, 3 "Prl'iK. "3c: No. 2 red. 75fa
f 0NJ'"' 2 yllow. B2fi51c.
nVR-No. 2. C3ff5lu.
Cho().e'lmlg.0Gts,,nfr' HWBC! fn'r ,0
15.2(1. Lard. ier 100 lbs.. IS.lVl4iiS.20 Hh'iu
'ribs sides (foose), M.l(Vfih.30. Dry salted
houldors (boxed). S.871j7.1214. Short clear
Bides (boxed). tS.mHys.W).
WIUSICY natls of high wines SI "7
syOAn-Cut mat. 6.14c: Branulatcd,6:57ci
iconfectloners' A, 6.44c: oft A, 5.23c.
fortoday"b r ,h recclpt" ana "hlpmtnti
irinn- kki Itecelpts. Shipments
ColrnUV,b" i'm -''
corn, mi, lm (Mto kf. iut
1 0.1 ts. bu :::: : S5
?nJh.ei,I!ro',uco,ejffnul,B0 t0(lny the hut
ilnrlrlmHk1lt,y,", lu.'i: creameries, 1M,1PU;
' 11 Vic. Chccao, 3V4Q14C. Ege,
JVISW lUlllf (il'.MCK.VI, MAIUvKT.
h-tiiotatlitna nf Uie liny on VnrlniiH
1 oiniiiiiilltle.
1 ,!co tnucy, J3.25f3.45.
umii'vV fiM'r0"": western, GVJ72c.
iv elr'Ym rneiT,',t"' 3l''-w hu-5 exports,
JJDj.1.7 bu.; spot strong; No. 2 red, PI'io
If. o. b. alloat and l2o elevator; No 1
1 hard. Duluth, 5Tc f. o. b. nflo.tt. On
.tlons opened linn and carried the strenclh
pretty much all day o aii Wiethe trr.de
partly for outside aecm, " "ti Sh "rop
. news had much to do with tho advance
and was supplemented by " teadliiesB
iibroad. a big rise In corn and frc"cover
.Ing; closed strong at M',tVr. net n lvViice'
Way, li1iSll4c, closed at bl4c; Ji,Tv it
clo'sod'arW:1 79TiC! "HWS
COHN-Hec'elpis, 22,0Ort bil.s exports fa (144
bu.; spot strong;' No. 2. Bic elevator nnd
KHo . o. b. alloat. Option marked SS'i
strong nnd active all 'lay. May LhortS
n 1 o tvecriius, ih,ii nu.: exports. 21.164
uii,, i.iui 111111, 1, .111;, au, ( jji-jo: No
t white, 31c; No. 3 white, 33c; track, mixed
western, 32?ifi33c; trncl:, white. 3244t37c.
Options firm and active with other grain.
!!AXrS,-rH.,iy: h'PIlnif. 77146S0C Krn'"'
HOPS-Qulet; state, common to choice.
1000 crop. WJOu; is9 crop. ugiSc; old olds
SOtSc; Pacltlc const, loon crop, ltfiflOu; im
crop, lliriliiv. old olds. 24fc,
IUDE8-Flrm: Clalvcston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
1S1,o; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Tcxns
dry. 21 to 30 lbs.. 145fl4!4c
TiKATI IHH Steady; hemlock sole,
Ijuenos wVyres. light to heavyweights, 21'tf
S5o; acid, 234ft24lc.
PrtOVlSIONS-fieer. quiet; family, J10.W
ji.du; mr, K'.wa lo.ou; necr nams, Jl.5or(ji
21.00; packet. 10.0uiifl0.W: city uxtra India
mess, i4.00fil(i.fti. Cut ments. steady; pick
led bellies. 81401Ot4c: pickled shoulders, 7c:
pickled hams, lcxftio'c, Uird, steady; west
ern steamed, ts.tfl; refined, steady; conti
nent, 1R.75: South America, 10.35; compound,
K.75. Pork, tlrm: family, lltf.BiVn 17.0.1; short
Clear. 115.50fll6.00; mess, tl5.60tflfi.50,
TALLOW Firm; city, ITic; country, 6'iJ
die.
tl i. n . . I . . .1 .... I - . I , , n.
Vic: Jap.in. 44.134'ic.
f CHEESE-nccelpts, 4.4S1 pkgs.; Irregular;
J?Wi ,YOIlK- Mny. 2 KLOUR-necelpts.
K.ip bbU.j exports, 17,505 bbls.; fairly acllvo
'"rm: winter patents, W.n.W; winter
tragh s. J3.MVij3.b5: winter extras, I2.13M
2.Soi Minnesota patents. .004.25; Minne-
mill IIIIKCrS. lZHKn'A '' tv r. nr a...
Lir ,.-':unln!"Kr.r: yeimw western,
'' iv'c1. "tanrtywlne. $2.43Hf2.-;3.
-iuiVT'f;-"ly; - western. S2c, afloat;
imirSvV'', '; h N.ow Y,,rk harlots.
HAlU,h-Qiilet: feeding. 4Gtj)SV4c, c. 1. f.
York ' ,nrtlUriK- il'. V. f. Now
......r,. .. ;, ll4 -uly turn, n u icst
rrlccs In several years were attnine 1
Closed strong and Hie. net advance" May
closed at 54c: J"1. Sl,432'ic. closed at
KMc: September. 49tili5iHe. c ose.i ? '
fancy, Inrgf colored, lOo; fancy, Inrgb
white, lo'itflO'c: fancy, small colored,
llUc, fancy, small wh't', ll'(e.
lll'TTIJIt-Ilecelpts, 1,757 pkg..; steady;
creumery, I5ia'4c, factory, l!'dl3Uc.
i:008 Hrcelpts, 11.770 pktfi.; llrmer:
western, regular packe I, 12'4f 13c: htoratjo
western, i:iiHc; southem, llfl3c.
POt'liTHY-Allve, easy; springers, per
pair. lM(20c; turkeys, Sfi'Jc; dressed tur
keys, 101.40; fowls, s'fllOVjf.
MKTAUS - QuIetnesH win irovnlcnt
throughout the day In the local market for
metals, speculation was almost dormant
nnd trading was conllned chiefly to meet
ing Immediate requirements of consumers.
Ailvlreu frnm lmdon also Indicated n
featureless market. Tin nt that point wns
unchanged, with spot quoted at US nnd
futures at 111 7s fid. Locally the market
for tin ruled quiet hut steady nt 12i.7',4V
2i;.W and trade was slow. Copper In !.on
don advanced 12s 6d under nn absence of
sellers und closed steady nt .C70 2s M for
spot and 70 12s Cd for futures, with the
local situation, while holdings as to tone
showed llttlo signs of activity and prices
remained nominally on the basis of $17.00
for Lake Superior nnd for casting
and electrolytic. Foundry Iron rilled dull
but about steady at unchanged prices on
the basis of $;i.50ino.5o for pig Iron war
rants; northern foundry, H5.2MilG.50; south
ern foundry, 11 l.imj 15.50 and soft southern.
113.00'fi 15.50. Spelter was again easy and
somewhat lower here In sympathy with n
similar decline In London, prices there
falling off 2s Cd to 10 17s fid. The local
market closed easy at 13.0584.00.
OMAHA W'llOI.KSAl.n .liAIIKCTS,
Condition of Trade 11 ml ((nolntlona
of Mnplc mill Fancy Produce.
KOtlS Itecelpts liberal; good stock, firm
nt lle.
L1VK POULTIIY-Hcns. S14c; young nnd
otd roosters, Z'ts'ic; turkeys, ti'uSc; ducks and
geese, 7li7!4e.
HUTTKIl - Common to fair, 1101114c;
choice U'ulUc: separator, 20c.
FilliSII FISH-lllack bass, 18c; white
buss, Iw, bhicllsh, 11c; bullheads, 8c; blue
lllls, "c. bultnlos, lie; cntllsb, 12c; cod, to;
croppies, 10c; cIscoch. 7c; halibut. 11c: her
ring, (ic; haddock. He; mackerel, 15c; perch,
Uc; pickerel, Do; pike, 11c; red snapper, 10c;
salmon, lie; sunlllsh, 5c: smelts, be; trout,
10c; Whitehall, l.'c.
PlUiiONS Llvu, per do7. It.
VKAI.S-Cliolcc, KiUOc.
llAYPrlccs auoled by Oninlm Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice Upland,
112.IJ0: No. 1 tmland. 111.50: medium. UI.01V.
coarse, llo.to. itye strnw, J6.0J. These prices
Hie lor any ui gooo coior una quauiy. uc
niatid fair. Itecelpts, 6 cars.
OATS No. 2 white, 28c.
COIIN No. 3, 13c.
HHAN-115.
VUG ETA H LHS.
SPINACII-Per bu. box, c.
ASPAItAOUS Native, per doz oO075c.
lllll'llAHH-Callfornlu, per lb., 3c.
NHW lJKUTH-l'er doz.. 60c.
NEW CAKKOTS Per Coi., t,w:.
NLW TUHN1PM Per doz 75o.
CUCUMHIJltS Hothouse, per doz., ll.W'ii
1.7d, as to size.
PAHSN1PS Per bu., 40c.
TUltNIPS-Per bu. basket, 50c.
HEETS-l'e" bu., 40c.
CAltHOTS-Per bu., 40c.
LET'J'bCK-Per bu., UiaiOc.
KAD1SHES lcr uoz., 2O5i30c.
PAUS1.EY Per doz.. 33c.
POTATOES Per bu., OufltiOc; Colorado.
OOcfoll.Oo. '
siii-Jt) potatoes Early Ohlos, 53S0c:
Iteil Ulver Valley, 00c.
SWEET I'll AlOES Per bbl.. 11,60.
CAHHAGE-aNcw California, 2'4c
TO.MA TOcS 1' air. (111. Her (.IuiskaI rrntm
12.75Jj3.li0; .Mexicans, per 4-baskct crate,
91.75.
ONIONS Ohio, per lb., 4c; per bbl., 11.50.
OAULIFLOWKK-Mlssourl, per crate.
J2.501l3.UII.
UEANS Wux, per bu., 54.50; string, per
bu., 11.00.
EGO PLANT Per bu. box. W.
PEPPEKS-Per bu. box, J2.25.
rUAS lcr bu.. J3.00; per one-third bu.. Jl.
CELEUY California, per bunch, 50g76c.
FllUITS.
STHAWllEniUES-Toxas. ncr 24-nt. ease.
$4.50; Louisiana, 24-qt. cases, J2.25ft2.60.
vi-i-i.ii.es i-ur uui i.ov; v aniungton, per
bu. box, 12.00.
THOP1CAL I-'HUITS.
ORANGES California sccdllnzs. i?.";rri
2.50; navels, J2.Mf3.2a.
LI'iMONS California, extra fancy, $3.23:
choice. $3.00.
lJAASiS Per bunch, acocrdlnc to hlze.
$i.-ivu2.':i.
fius uniiiorma, now cartons, 75c; layers,
5c Imported, per lb., 10yi2c.
DATES Persian, In iW-lb. boxes, Salrs. 5o
per lb.; llnlloweeti, bt4c per lb.
I'l.-vi-jAi-i-ijr.n i'er doz., i..wyz.w.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 24-sectlon case.
$3.73.
(Jtui;i; l'er bbl., 4.oo; per halt bbl., 12.75.
NUTS English walnuts, ner lb.. 15c: fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 18i2cc;
raw peanuts, per lb., 51juV4o; rousted, t144j
J'.-c: llriizlls. Uc: nccuns. l,u..w. cocoanuts.
cuch. 4V4c
IIIJJISH No. 1 green, 6io; No. 2 green,
4Vic; No. 1 salted, tilic; No. 2 salted, 514c;
No. 1 veal call. 8 to 12 lbs.. 8c: Nn. 2 v,.:ii
calf, 12 to 13 lbs.. Go; dry hides, 8&13o; sheep
pelts, 23I75c; horse hides, 11.502.25.
Liverpool firiiln nnd Pro visions.
... . ..... .u... .....j . , 111,,!. 0tUI.
Arm; No, 2 red western, winter, fis; No. 1
northern, spring, Cs ll4d; No. 1 Cnllfonla,
6m 2d, Futures, quiet; July, 5s lllid; Sep
tember. Bs lid.
(JOHN Spot, American mixed nnd old,
quiet at 4s 54d. Futures, llrm; Mny. nomi
nal: juiy, is iii; esepieinner, is ?id.
J'I;ah Canadian, steady, nt Ds 7V4d.
FLOCH-8t. Louis fnncy winter, dull, 8s.
HOPS At London, Pnclllc const, steady,
at JEW 4 15s.
PHOVlSIONS-necf easy; extra India
moss, GIs 3d. Pork, steady; prime mess,
western, G3s 3d. Lard, steady; American re
fined. In nnlls. 42s 0d: nrlmc western. In
tierces,, steady at 42s. Hacnn, Cumberland
cm, .11 10 so ins,, stcnuy, 4tis u; snort rlos. is
ribs, 1G to 2G lbs., steady nt 41s 9d. Long
clear middles, light, 2S to 34 lbs., steady,
at 42s 3d. Long clear middles, heavy, 33 to
10 lbs., stcadv. at 40s Gd: slinrt elenr hacks.
1G to 20 lbs., steady at 40s 3d; clear bellies. 14
to iti ins., steany, nt 45s 6d. snouiders,
square, 11 to 13 lbs., stctdy, nt 3Gs Gd. Hams,
short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., steady, at 46s.
MJTTEK-null: flnejt United States, S8s;
good I'nlted States, GGs.
CHEESE Quint: Amerlenn finest white.
7s 6d; American tlnest colored, 46s.
TALLun-rnmo city, steady, .'&s; Aua,
trallan In London, quiet, 20a Gd.
Knnsan City Grnln nml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY'. May 2.-WHK AT M a v.
70"-j,1i 7014c ; July, 6SH(gGMc: cash, No. 2
hard, 7i!472!4o: No. 3, K3'o7014c; No. 2 red,
72V4c; No. 2 spring, 68c.
cuiiis .May. KwtKXc: July. 42Ti'if43c:
cash, No. 2 mixed, 42'.4f(43c; No. 2 white,
4414c
OATH NO. 2 white, 30c.
TIYE-No. 2, 5214c.
HAY Cholcn timothy. HO.oOff 10.50: choice
prairie. 110.0OfC10.5o.
Hl'TTEK Creamery. 155117c: fanev rinlrv.
135i 14c.
LOGS Weak: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, lOo doz., loss off, cases returned;
new niiiienuuu cases included, ac more.
UECEIPTS-Wheat, 46,800 bu.; corn, 36,800
bu.; onts, 11.000 bu.
SIIIPMENTS-Whent. 47.200 bu com. SI..
m bu.; onts, 14.000 bu.
MHVKJIKNT.S IX STOCKS AND IIOMIS.
Interest In Union Pneltles Tnken ATrny
oy AlOlllHOIIH,
NEW YORK. May 2.-TI10 Atchison
stocks took tho leadership awny from
Union Pnclllc. both in point df strength and
activity. During the most of tho day tho
,,iuiiiu in 11 iiiipiiciiun in tin) i wo common
stocks ran a close race, but tho denltnxs
111 Atchison common nnd nreferreil ,.uallv
outstripped those In tho two Union Pacific
stocks. A heavy preponderance of tho total
irnnsacuous in 1110 wnole market cantered
In theso stocks. Thero have been conlldent
predictions that tho llrst dividend on Atchl
son for 11 half year would bo 2 per cent
and II Is likely that largo short Interest
wus accumulated In tho stock by those who
had hotter In format Ion In tho expectation
that yesterday's IV, per cent dividend would
bring out heavy offerings. As 11 matter of
fact tho offerings were very model ate.
Tho character of today's buying could by
no menus be safely attributed either to a
demand from shorts or to purely specula
tive manipulation. Tho movement whs sup
posed to bo duo to 11 new phase of the
struggle among the granger trunk lines to
secure for themselves compensatory ad
vantages to offset the llurllngton deal. Oftl
cluls of the St. Paul railroad were quoted
anonymously tills niornlnit as breathing
lurill nil rn ieiiiiin ui lilllllllllf; h new line
to tho Pacific unless they were accorded
a share In the advantages of the supposed
Union Paclllo absorption. This corroborates
tho ciinent supposition that the great
granger trunk lines feel themselves at n
practical disadvantage If they have not an
assured Paelllo roust nutlet as well as an
eastern trunk line connection and that nil
of them will sooner or later tako measures
to securn theso advantages. Tho movement
or prices today wns cited as giving evidence
that tho buying of Atchison was for the
beneilt of Ht. Paul and probably also of
Hock Inland.
There was a disposition lo attribute the
lato strngth of Baltimore & Ohio to plans
for making thai road tho eabtcm outlet
and the late spurt In Norfolk & Western
and Chesapeake & Ohio were supposed to
ndlcute tilteinatlvo possibilities. Tho dec
laratlon of the llrst dividend on Norfolk &
Western of 1 per cent was, however, the
more plausible explanation of tho strength
of the lust named. Tim feverish and erratic
lluetuations In Union Paclllo we "?npy ex.
plained by the new uncertainty surrounding
Its control, 'I hero were various rumors
both to he effect that tho Vanderbllt Inter
cst3 had perfected their control and that
tho Harrlmati Interest had secured the
maintenance of their control. Everv move
ment In the stock, and every rumor regard
ing me coniroi were looked upon with sus
picion by the uneosv snectilnlor.4 as 11 de
vice to further tho contest, and underlying
1111 was meir iireun inai wnen once the
actual control Is decided the high price will
not be maintained. The extreme ratine of
the stock was 6 points and the net loss
IS. Atchison advanced an extreme U'j und
closed within 11 fraction of the best. St,
Paul Is 2', hlcher on the ilnv. nhevnnenkn
A Ohio 314 and Norfolk & Western 1U. The
siockb included in the llurllngton deal, the
Eric stocks not excluded, were all notably
heavy. The heavy jirollt taking and weak
ness of the I'nlted Stntes Steel stocks had 11
large sentimental Inlluence on the whole
market. New York Central wus quite
severely handled and loses 3TS on the day.
Except for the few special points of
strengtn tno market was, on the whole, re
actionary. Tho money rate was distinctly
llrmer. The closing of the mnrket was kmsv
and almost weak, except for tho Ilnal spurt
in Atchison.
Union Pacific convertible bonds continued
active and the bond market otherwise was
irregular. Total shares par value, 17.1G3,Oti.
United Slates registered coupons declined
s on the last call.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchnuge:
Atrhlson
do pfd. ,.
llaltlnioie & Ohio.,
ilo pfj
Cunaillan Pnclllc. .
Cnnftln So
Chen. & Ohio
C II. A IJ
Chi. Ind. & 1,
Jo pfd
CIiIchro & D. lit...
C. & N. W
C, It. 1. & V
. H St. U Soulhw
i)3', ilo pfd..
IW, St. Pnul
. !: do pfd
. 3SN
. N
.171',
,1M
.l'W I So. Pacific
. 744 So. Hallway
. M4 do fil
D' Texas & Pnclllc...
. 3'1 Union Paclllo
. 71 1 do pfd
.UO'i Walinjh
.810 I do pfd
.W 'Wheel. & L. K....
. 8('i! do 2d pfd
. l."! Wis. Central
. M; do pfd
. Adams lix....,.,,..
,17' American Ex
U. S. Ex
. 4J1J Wells-Fargo Ex...
. Kla Ainnl. Copper
, 40!j Amer. Car & K. . . .
. 'i1?! do pfd
. Sll j Amer. Unseed Oil.
.1514 do pfd
. 2!l Amer. S. & It
. 4i do pfd
. Si,
. '!',
I3'
KS'i
9lii
:i.
. 4?,
. IMi
. 3M,
. 22
. 17
.in:,
.191
. S7i
.119
'.JUi
. 33
C. I'. C. & Ht,
I,
Colorado So....
do 1st pfd....
do M pM
D-l. & Hudson
Del. U 4. V...
Denver & IX.
U..
do fJ
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Sd pfd
(It. Nor. pfd
Clil. T.T. & Tr
do 11M
. Ki
. zs
WW
. 91 i
.12:14
. M i
. K,
.ltlj's
.
.IC4'j
. 03
. 21
. "i'.i
81
. 1M,
. it
. 201i
. 761,
. 43i
. li
. o
77
. Hi
. M
. :s
Chicago & Alton...
do pfil
ChlcnRo O. W
do 1st pfd
do 2.1 pfd
MfxWun National.
Tel. Ht. U & V...
do pM
P. C. C. .t St. L...
Hocking Valley ...
do pfd
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
do pfd ,,
Lak Krle & W.,,.
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan 1.
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central ,,
Minn. & St. I.
Mo. I'ncino
M., K. & T
do pfil
.V. J. Central
N. Y. Centiul
Norfolk A W
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania ......
Hemline
do lit pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. it S. V
do lt pfd
do 2d pfd
4, Amr. Tobncco ...
. Anne. Mln. Co
. 21 Hrooklyn It, T
. iVi Colo. Pnel & Iron.
. 50 Ci'.n, Tobncco
. Jl". do pfd
. U' Hen. Electric
. ::(i" Olucose Siorar
. SO Inter. Paper
. lt, do pfd
. TliI-iclede Gas
.IIS'; Con. (las
. :i Hooklnt: Coal
. 69 Inter. Power
. Sli Hepubllo Steel
.124 do pfd
,10) Nntlon.il Illicult .,
.U7i National Iad ....
n:U National Salt
. do pfd
. V' No. American ....
.IWlt Pacific Coast
. 3:u Pacific Mall
. 61? Pconle's (Ian
.11715
.111 Pressed S, Car
41 !i
,lflj'; do pr
. fcftVjPnllmar
. hi
.'.no
Pullman P. Car..
11414
t
H
ISS'i
4iTi
7814
Wis
60
i
7tli
Sugar
Tcnn. Coal & I....
6.iu
Union Hat; & r...
do pfd
V. S. Leather
do pfd
U. 3, Hubber
do pfd
U. S. Steel
. 131,
'W'.i
. IS
. 7Ms
It
.' 61
. r.3
.ioo,
. 3!i
do pfd
Western Union
New York Money .Market.
NEW YORK, May 2.-MONEY-On call,
firm at 45iG per cent; last loan. 5 per cent;
ruling rate, 4!lu per cent; prlmo mercan
tile paper, 3;tj4!i per cent.
STEKEINO l2xCHANOE Klrm under
tone, with nctual business In bankers' bills
Ht 14.SS for demand and !l.8l?i for sixty
days; posted rates, t4.s.!&fi4.8tj and il.W:
commerclnl bills. I.S41il.!stH.
SIEVEIl Certificates, 00c; bar, 59',4c; Mex
ican dollars, WM'.
MONDS Government, weak; state,
strong; railroad, Irregular.
The closing pllccs on bonds todnj. are ns
fallows:
U. S. rcf. 2s. reg..
do coupon
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg....
do coupon ,
do old 4s, reg.....
do coupon
do Cs, reg
do coupon ,
I), of C. 3 60s
Atch. ten. 4s
do ndj. 4s.. ,
Canada So. 2s
Chen. & O. (lis.....
do 5s
C. & N. W. c. 7...
do S. P. deb. ia..
Chlcogo Ter. 4s
Colorado So. 4s
D. & It, Q, 4 ,
Erie general 4s,,...
v. w. & r. c. i.
(Jen. Electric 6s...
Iowa Central Is...
I,. & N. unl, 4s....
M.. K. & T. 23
do 4s
lOt'.i N. Y. Central ls....107i
lOiili N, J. C. sen. 1 13.t?i
110 1N0. Paclllc 3 724.
110 do 4 IOC
m? N Y. C & St I, 4s...lWTi
1384'N. & W. con. 4s... .10114
lH'S.Ore. Nav. Is ".'r)
1131,1 do 4s 10111
110 O. H. U 6 12S
110 I do consol Cs lie
11', Reading gen. 4s..., i
mo o, w. is lot
M St I. & I M c. 5s. ...115
lOSli St I, & H I- g. 6...13t,
106 St. Paul consols. ...19.!
llO'.i St I". C & P Is 11SU
110'; do : 120
121 So. Pucinc 4s 94
95 So. Hallway 6s 11714
SS4 S. R. & T. 6n GO
1 "Hi Texas & Pacific Is. 120
! do 2s 100
10915 Union Pacific 4s....105H
ISSllt Wabash Is 1I71J
HTil do 2s 110
10.114 West Shore 4s 11414
83 Wis. Central 4s 91
9Sli'Vo. Centuries 95!,
Offered.
lloalon Stock (Imitation).
UOSTON, Mny 2.-Call loans, 3141 114 P"r
cent; tlmo loans, 4ij414 per cent, Otllclal
rloelnc:
A.. T. & 8. r
do pfd
Amer, Sugar
Amer, Telephone.,
boston & Alb'y...,
HoKton Elevated..
Hoston & Me
C, 11. ft Q
Dominion Coal ...
do pfd,..v
Fltchbnrg pfd
Ed. Eleu HI
Mex. Central
Michigan Tel
N. E. O. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion
nulilier
Union Pacific
Union band
West End
. ten
,io4V4
1VIH
,10614
,20
,177
,194
,191
, 3V4
,114
.17
,210
, 29
, 62
, liK
,:io
, 85
2211
,12814
31.
Wetting. Electric
. CI
.102
. 66
. 17'4
. 2644
.121?
. 37
.415
.114
.840
. 3114
. 1014
. 25
.
. .v.' i
. 7714
. 8
,338
. 224
. 49,
67 14
Atchison 4s.
N. E. O. & C. 6s.
Adventure
Illng. Mln. Co
Amul. Copper
Atlantic
Iloston & Mont....
Ilutte & Doston ,,
Calumet & Ilccla..
Centennial
Pranklln
"Humboldt
Osceola
arrot
Qulncy
Santn Fe Copper..
I amarack
Utah Mining
Winona
, 59
Wolverines
Bid. "Asked.
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON, May 2.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money,,.
do account
Atchison
Canadian Pacific.
St. Paul
Illinois Central ..
Louisville
Union Pac. pfd...
N. Y. Central ...
Erlo ,
. 9H
. SI14
. M
.103
.1774
.15114
.112
.100
.17214
. 42Y
lo 1st pfd
Pennsylvania ....
Heading
... 72i
... 79?4
... 22
..104
,.. 12
.. H14
.. 4214
.. 65
..104
Nor. Paclflo pfd.
Orand Trunk ....
Anaconda
Hand Mines
U. S. Steel
do pfd
New York Mining Stocka,
NEW YOUK, Mny 2,-Tho following arc
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
Dreeco
llrunswlck Con.,
Coinstock Tun .,
Con, Cul. & Va,
Deadwood Terra
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
!eadvllle Con,.,
... 2) Uttle Chief 12
... 41 Ontario 850
...115 JOphlr 100
18
I'lioenlx
Potosl 6
Savage 12
Slerrn Nevada 25
Small Hopes 61
Stnndard , 370
. '
.223
. 60
.115
. to
. i
Hank CleiirliiR.
OMAHA, Mny 2. Hink clearings tpday,
11,076,798; cot responding day last year,
ll.MW.9Si; increase, 17,817.
CHICAGO. May 2.-Clearings, t34.C-5l.OSS:
balances, 11,U6.),615. Foreign exchange, 1I.S5V4
M.Ki. New York exchange, par.
ST. l.OUIS. May 2.-Clenrlngs, 8,SS1.S11;
balances, tl,fiTA(X)2. Money, 5fi per cent.
New York exchange, 10c discount bid, par
asked.
JIOSTON. May 2,-Clcarlngs, $30,497,tJ4S;
balances, 12.320.&75.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-CIearlng8, t,
350.8M; balances, 13,519,190.
BALTIMORE, May 2,-Clearlngs, 15,025,
067; balances, 1873.731.
CINCINNATI. May 2.-Clearlngs. 13.683,
S50. New York exchange, 10c premium.
Money, 31 per cent.
NBV, YORK. May 2.-ClearinBs, 1525,215,
108; balances, 113,622.701,
Condition nf the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Mny 2,-Today's stale
mcnt of the treasury hnlances in tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho !I50,000,OM gold
reservo In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash bulancc, 1156,i)iW,203;
gold. 106,976,614.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. May 2,-WOOIGencrally
t.c i' e u n 11 . .,HA" : rn,,xe'1 Rratles. 12ni7Hc:
light fine. lHUlljc; heavy line, 9&llc; tub
washed, 17ffi27c.
LONDON. May 2.-WOOlAt the wool
auctions tpdav superior selections, consist
ing of 14,907 bales, wrro offered, a good
doninnd prevailed and competition win
spirited,
(,'oflec Market.
fNEWV.nKi .Ma' -COFKEE-Spot.
Rio, dull; No. 7. Involco, 6t4e. Mild, dull:
Cordova, 8i;fl2Vic. The future mnrket
opened steady nl an advunce of & points
and further Improved after the call some
lo 10 points on covering, German busing
and dearth of sellers. Hotter foreign mar
ket news than looked for, a falling off In
port and Interior town receipts in Ilrnzll
and better trade In spot coffee were the
prime factors of support. Speculation was
exceptionally light, despite the better feel
ing. The market closed steady, with prices
net to lo points higher. Tolnl sales were
n,t,W bags, Including July, tit ft. Sic; Septem
ber, 6,btIo.70c, December, 5A5c; Alarch,
6.1jO.
( olion .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. May 2.-COTTON-U was
an exceptionally dull day on the Cotton ex-
nlitmnn 'I'lm ....-I..., .,,.1 ..... ..,( . .......
.......p... , ui iiiLiuus tun inn iiiiiiw rieii
the scalping element to make the usiul
turns and offered no Inducement to Inves
tors or the semi-professional trader. The
market was Dually dull but steady, with
nrlceB net 5 points lower to 2 points hUher.
May, closed quiet; middling uplands,
So-Pjc; in 1(1(1 Inir pnlf. SU-lGc: sales. !KJ
moderate demand; prices l-32d lower;
American middling fair, 51: good middling.
111-lGd; middling. 412d; low middling, 4Nd;
...v..,,,,, .t .jio-ioij; PIIK'I., liiw iiiiivn, III
which 6il were for speculation und export
and Included 6,100 American; receipts, lu.lnO
"('"". iiicniuiiig i,,,m)ij iMiierican, r inures
opened unlet and closed steady; American
., .iiiiik i. in, u.i niay, .iiuj nun jihiv,
4 2J-6H1 2.-.GId, sellers; June and July.
1 "wIM'.. J . I.I . 1..I.. 4 .........
. ui .,1..,T11 1, Bl'llCTB, OUIJ iillll .lllU.I
42b-6ld. sellers, August nnd September
i.u-uiu. ieiieiH, .Migusi Mini oi'piemuei ,
September, I 206ld, tellers; October, g. o. c,
I Oo-64d, buyers; October nnd November,
1 0I-GI'o4 02-bld, buyers; November and Do-
CI1ll.flP I.I 1, ,,....
iiiiiik, i7ni, iiiiuoiing, u o-iut , giiuo iiiiu
dllng, Mse; middling fair. S?c; receipts,
3.5S2 bales; stock, ini5,50l bales. Kuttircs
inlet and steady: .May. 7.M1(7.J5c; June,
i.767.77c: July. 7.7Kif7i2c; August, 7.&0H
i.n;t otiltJlll wt-l , .H(J 11)1.1 V.JllUl'l, I.UU1I
? ALU Vfimnt n oli, ftfi.. t- ...t...
i.vt tf t-iuifvi U.iO'(fU.i.VU IVL'CfllllH."! , U.iMW
.0ic. Tim fav the New OrloaiKt Hoard of
Trado and SURar cxchanRos arc ido5ci and
I.. -..t.... "... .....!..l . I - a..
iin- ,tn tun trAnuiiRU cupciniuu uunn in
honor of PrpHldeiu McKlnlny.
ST. UXMS, Mny S.-COTTON'-Qulct:
mlxod, M-KIc: aalos, none; rccolntd, 1,1 IS
U41ltjn CIIII'IIIUIIIK, .,Jim nillt-B i M 1L
bales.
GALVKSTON, May 2.-COTrON-Qulct,
St. I. oil Is lirnln nml Provisions,
ST. LOUIS. May 2. WHEAT Higher
No, 2 red cash, o!vator. 74ic; track, 75UW
iiilic; may, 74i(u7lT,c; July, 72'.5c; septem
her. 7l'ic: No. 2 haul. 7MI7314e.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, elevator, 45?sc;
track, 4514c; May. 45?io: July, 45iiH5TsC.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, elevator, 30lc;
track, 29H30c; May, 30!ic; July, 26c; No.
. wniie, oijl'il'ic.
RYE-Firm nt tCMc.
FLOUR-Dull; patents, 13.60(33.75; extra
fancy and straight, 13.2OB3.30; clear, 12.S0
3.00.
SEEDS Timothy, nominal; average re
ceipts, j.'.io'a.w. ; prime worth more,
CORNMEAI.-Steady nt 12.23.
URAN Klrm: sacked, east track. 703710.
HAY-3tcndy; timothy, 19,50013.00; prairie,
91 1 .Ml.
WHISKY-Stendv; 1I.2S.
IRON COTTONT1E3-11.
ItAGGING-GHIc.
II EM I' TVINE9,.
I'ROVISIONS-I'ork, firm; Jobbing. 115.75.
Lard, market lower at 1S.07V4. Dry salt
menis, stonily: noxed lots, extra shorts,
i.S.37!a: clear ribs, $8.50; clear sides, 15.6214.
Hacon, sternly; boxed lots, extra shorts,
I9.121i; clear ribs, $9.25; clear sides, 19.37Vi.
METALS Lead, linn at $1,2214. Spelter,
firm nt t3.8ilj.
POULTRY-Slcadv: chickens. Sc: turkeys.
6fi7c: ducks. Sc: uecse. 3Mjc.
I'-iiua L,owcr at nvc, repacked and cases
inciiiueu.
RECEIPTS-Klour. 7.000 bbls.: wheat. 19
fXl bu.: corn. G2.0OO bu.: oats. 52.000 bu.
&mt'AiisiN i i' lour, i.uoo puis.; wncai,
i,wu nu,; corn, rj.wt uu.; onts, iy,wi uu.
Dry (,'ooiN .Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Slav 2.-DRY GOODS-
There has been no business of any moment
reported In mint cloths, which nro rendll
available on tho basis of 2 9-16c for regulars
itrown sueeiings ami nriiis are illet
firm for export grades; other kinds Irreg
ular. Bleached and coarso colored cottons
Millet und unaltered. Prints nro dull and Ir
regular, uinglmms quiet and unchanged.
Hosiery and underwear selling In moderate
quantities In a generally easy market.
Nt. Joseph I.lve Stuck Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. May 2.-(Speclal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1,700 head: market
active, steady: natives, 4 30f(5.40; Texas
and westerns, $3.7fS5.30; cows and heifers,
iz.3jii5.iu; nuns and stags, iz.25Q4.Ta; year
lings and calves, $3.Tii'iiu.OO: stockers nnd
feeders, $3.50i( I.Sfl; veals, $l,25?ifi.50.
nuns Receipts, t.ijw neati; market bu
7'4c higher: all grades. $5.G2U'S5.8714: bulk
ot sales. 15.70Ji5.SO; pigs. 25c higher.
SHEEP ANU l.AMlIH-J-lteceiptS. D.OW
head; lambs, strong; sheep, slow; lnmbs,
$4.835i5.(5; yearlings, 11.25'ii 1.50; wethers.
ll.OOft 1.25; ewes, $3.50'n4.0O.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
No, 9,413-County of Douglas against Hcn
nett. Error from Douglas. Alllrmed.
Opinion by Holcomb, J, Filed April 10,
l'JUl.
1. In an notion bv a eotintv on tho of
ficial bond of n eoiinlv otllcer for fees al
leged to have been received In excess of
tho amount allowed by law, and for which
tho ufllrer failed to ncrount and pay into
the county treasury, and unswer alleging
a settlement and full accounting wnn me
countv commissioners of all Items men-
tlnnftd In the petition, and regarding tho
same facts therein mentioned, which were
web known to mid understood by the
county commissioners, and that all of said
accounts were duly and legally semen no
tween tho plaintiff nnd the said otllcor,
prenents a good defense, and In the ab
sence of a reply, Judgment on the plead
inira In fnvor of the defendant Is proper.
2. Where a full and complete settlement
of a county olllcer with tne county com
missioners, who are authorized to make the
same, nas been made, sucn sciueineni is
Ilnal nnd conclusive, unless there Is fraud,
mistake or imposition n making tho same
No, 11,721 Hills against State. Error
from Washington. Afllrnied. Norvnl, C. J.
Opinion filed April 10, 1901.
1, A wlfo Is u competent witness against
her husband In n prosecution for bigamy.
2 The mere allegation or nvermcnt of a
marrlago as a fact Implies that tho mar
riage wns legal
3. A communication to a minister of tho
gospol. or priest, Is -not privileged, where
It Is shown that It was not mndn in con
fidence of the relation, or was not to be
kept as a secret, Is admissible.
4. A confession of a prisoner voluntarily
mudc, when not prompted by any Induce
ment ol hone or fear,
5. A marriage solemnized In good faith
Is not void merely because tho contracting
parties may nt some prior time liavo en
tered Into an agreement or understanding
that tho marriage should bo Invalid.
6. A inarrlngH legal where solemnized Is
valid evervwhjre.
No. 11,775 Faulkner against Gilbert. Er
ror from Cnrs. Reversed. Opinion by Nor
val, C. J. Filed April 10. 1901.
1. Whom tho answer admits the execu
tion of tho contrnct sued on, It Is preju
dicial error to receive evidence on the
trial tending to show that such contract
did not exist nt tho tlmo the answer ad
mits defendant executed It, or for some
years thereafter.
2. Evidence of the reputntlon of n wit
ness for truth nnd veracity must relate to
such reputation at the place of tils resi
dence it the tlmo he testifies. Evidence
of such reputation In a community several
years after ho has ceased to reside thero
is l-relevant.
3. Evidence of a prior or contemporaneous
parol agreement between the purlieu to n
written contrnct which varies or contra
dicts the terms of the latter. Is Inndmls
sihle, the execution thereof being admitted,
Ko. 11,875 Anheiiscr-Ilusch Browing Ab
soelatlon ngnlnRt Hler. Error from Saline.
Afllrnied. Opinion by Sulllve.n, J. Filed
April 10. 1901,
1. Tho decision of question presented to
this court in reviewing tho proceedings of
the district court becomes tho law of tho
case and, for the purposes of tho litiga
tion, settles conclusively tho points ad
judicated. No. 11.471 Dobson ngalnst State. Erroi
from Chprry. Reversed. Opinion by Nor
vnl, C. .1 Filed April 10. 1901.
1 An Instruction whereby thn whole easo
Is attempted to be covered, but which
omits an essential clement, is erroneous
and is not cured by unother Instruction
which covers the point.
2. To constitute larceny thero must have
existed a fclontou? Intent at tho time of
thn taking.
No. 11.735-Bofleld against State. Error
fiom Custer AfTlrmed. Opinion by Norval,
C. J. Filed April 10. 1901,
1. The rule requiring the- name nf a per
son other than tho nccused to bo set forth
In an Information Is subject to the qunllfl
catlons that If the namo Is unknown that
fact may be so alleged,
2. An Information need not ncgatlvo the
exceptions of a statute, which nro not de
scriptive of the offense
No. II, Sit Johnson against Hesser. Error
from York. Affirmed. Opinion by Sullivan,
J. Filed April to, 1301,
Table Hoek Wniton Miop.
TAni.E ROCK, Neb,, May 2. (Special.)
Smoke wa3 seen Issuing from tho wagon
shop of l). W. Wright at 10 o'clock this
morning. Tho shop had burned through th
roof In several places. Thero was a high
wlnrt blowing at the time. Tho firemen soon
put It out. It originated from tho machinery.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-COTTO.V-Qulet
and steady: sales, 2,5') bales; ordi
nary, BJ.c; good ordinary, 6 5-lGc: low mld-
OMAHA LIVE STOCi MARKET
Both Btf Steers and Cows Stld at Jmt
About Steady Fricti.
HOGS FIVE TO SEVEN AND A HALF HIGHER
Stit EnniiKli Sheep nml l.ninlis Offered
Toilny In .Make n Test of the Mnr
ket, but Puckers Did .ot Seem
to Wnnt What Wns on Snte,
, SOUTH OMAHA, May 2.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sneep.
viuiciui .uuiiimy .,uij
Ulucl.il i tit-siiay 3wj
Olllclal Wednesday 3,j.-j
Olllclal Thursday 2,32.1
l our days this week. 12,76.1 37,030 15,175
Samo nays last week 12,122 42,lo9 14,i92
Same week bctore 13,i22 0,216 3l,3wj
game three weeks ago., 'j.ioi '.9,1.12 it, Am
Same four weeas ago....ll,M9 2i,o21 Is.sJi
Hume days Inst year lv,l9j 2S,;91 lu.olu
Avtruge price paid toi nogs ut Souih
Omaha the past several days with coin
paiisons: I 1W1. 1J.1!.1SM.1M?.1SS1.HM.
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
Aptll
April
April
Aptll
April
April
15..
16..
17.. 1
lb..
"'I
20.,
21.J
6 01'sl
S.iUf 6,0A
12,'JIJ 4,1lU
11,6.'6 4,113
&,78i 779
3 7.' 3 U7 3 SOI 3 3S 4 75
' I J til J di 3 ID 4
3 72 3 91 3 35 4 74
3 t! 3 tO I 3 43 4 $3
3 71 3 61 3 9l 4 bl
3 75 3 631 3 Mi 3 35 I til
3 77 3 73 3 8J 3 30
3 72 3 ill 3 M 2 3) 3 70
3 74 3 bi 3 2s 4 bl
3 67 I 5 M, 3 4 n6
.Uij 3 71 3 31 4 61
3 65 3 S4 3 81 4 5
3 67 3 19 3 7q 3 2l 4 tu
3 69 3 77 3 75 3 .'b
3 b'J 3 '.9 3 7i 3 12 4 W
3 is) 3 Mil 3 la 4 54
3 61 3 79 3 12 I 4C
J 'j' 3 CO I 3 !, 4 ;a
p 5 (Si
6 ny,
5 w,
0 W
6 46
6 45:
6 42
2J.
6 3tf
24.. I 5 76
2c , b 77,
0
a 3t
2t.,
7',il 5 39
5 72,
b 34
April 2s.
Apt II 2V.
April 30.
May 1...
May 2...
& 37
5 ti5
5 tilli
5 641
6 71.
5 32
5 261
0 1S J
'Indicates Sunday.
Iho oniclnl number of cars of stock
uiuuKiii in louay ny each road was:
Untile, nogs. Sheep. H'rs,
t'., M, & St. 1 Ry.. 1
1
2
IJ. & 8t. L. Ry...... 1
Mo. I'acltlc Ry I
Union I'ae. System.. 24
e. & N. W. Ry 1
!;'., E. & M. V. R. R. 19
S. C. & 1'. Ry
V St. V M. & O.. 22
II. & M. R. R. It.... 21
C., U. & Q. Ry 12
('., R. I. & P., east.. 1
C. R. 1. & p., west.. 2
Illinois Central 1
Totnl receipts . . .77o
23
I
11
20
13
11
125
Tho disposition
'h! disposition of tho day's recelnts
was
ns follows, each buyer iiurchaslmr the 1
num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 411
O. II. Hammond Co 171
Swift and Company 516
Cudahy P. Co 212
Armour & Co 569
Swift, from country
R. Decker fc Dcgan.... 60
Iobmnn & Co 63
Dennis & Co 1
H. F. Hobblck 1
A. S. Mawhluney 5
Hamilton & R ;i
Wolf ti. M 25
Other buyers 342
Hogs. Sheep
1,0-11
1,791
2,664
2,675
105
PHI
365
219
Total 2,112 6,761 160
CAI I LL Thero wns a fairly liberal run
nf cattle hero tnibiv mill mvlni- in iinrmm..
able reports from other points trado started
ui 1 u imio siow anil packers 111 eomc cases
tried 111 llllV Illplr UMimllna r. 1lttn
but tho mur'kc.'soon brnceii up and packers
i',,. juni uuuui nieuiiy jiriccs.
There wero about ml I'll PM nf tifnf glanr.
included In tlio receipts and except for the
llrst round the market was stcauv and ac-
uc. i nt: inure oesiranin KimiM ti 01 mn.iiii
at yesterday's qtintatioiis and evan Hip pnm.
iiiunur Kriuics bom wnnout much troublo at
market whh once under wny It did not take
imuKurn luntr 10 lmpiit inr nnnu
AH IlllH hem tho PHSr fnr urtitin i.odI
iih;iu huiu 1 ui iiiiiiiv ri wn 11 fin nniritrB nn
sale. Buyers seemed to want tho cattle and
although tho trado was a little slow In
starting It ruled tnlrly active nnd Just about
Bii.-uy liner on. uuiis niso sold 111 Just
about yesterday's notches nnd tho samo
ciiuiu no sum 01 vcai calves and stags.
uii.n.-., ami inufrs easeu on a llttlo
today, 'iho high prices of tho last few days
have rather shut off tho demand from h
imiiiii mm hh u resini speculators did not
caro mr any more cattlo nt tho fancy
iM'" 1""" iiinuj nun mo nay Dcrore.
In some cases sales were made that looked
as much as lOJjISo lower than the same
num sum mr yusieruay anil tno day before.
iiio common cattlo wero neglected and also
num inner limn mi!' uia jcsicruay, Ilepre
scntntlvo Bales-
IlEEf
No. Av 1'r.
1 690 3 25
4 1197 3 X
1 t'30 3 73
1 S80 4 f)
1 1010 4 0.)
1 91 4 10
10 1249 4 13
11 43 4 75
1 123(1 4 25
4 l57 4 33
7 SSI 4 23
1 970 4 23
1 1070 4 23
4 K)1 4 25
2 1133 4 :5
10 926 4 35
10 9S2 4 10
2 93 4 45
S 948 4 15
7 61 4
4 1052 4 30
9 1063 4 33
22 1064 4 60
7 1042 4 63
3 1123 4 61
14 126 4 65
16 960 4 63
16 1035 4 63
20 OSS 4 rs
13 923 4 to
19 1093 4 70
17 1205 4 70
24 1033 4 70
4 1130 4 70
& 1056 4 70
23 1017 4 70
9 1052 4 70
15 lGfti 4 75
26 1079 4 73
22 1095 4 75
2 910 4 75
4 1060 4 Si)
BTEERS A!
1 7 HI 2 U
1..., 460 3 W
1 1100 3 15
3 1010 3 26
2 1010 3 23
1 9J0 3 40
2 460 3 73
STEERS
No.
Av.
....1071
....1207
....1035
....1019
....1361
..,.1070
....1149
....1209
....1152
.... 812
....121C
....1238
....1116
....1166
....1330
....1113
....1071
....1136
....1234
....1310
....1294
....1273
,...1130
,...1236
....1242
....1036
....1167
..'.'1112
...1280
127
...'.1233
...1236
,...123$
...1323
.hi 190
...1234
...1194
...1323
...1375
...1373
...1393
'EKS.
... 942
... 920
...1110
... 916
...1027
...1108
Pr.
4 (0
I !U
4 SO
4 .0
4 f S
4 S3
4 3
4 !5
4 M
4 5
4 S5
4 ti
4 S3
4 S3
4 5
4 !S
4 rs.
4 fi
4
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 05
4 95
4 95
4 95
I !5
3 00
3 00
5 00
5 00
3 00
5 00
R 03
5 05
5 15
3 15
5 15
3 70
6 25
5 ."0
4 40
4 ro
4 65
4 70
4 SO
4 SO
m....
19'.'.'.'.
13....
47....
55....
11....
17....
20
10....
35....
3....
20....
21
U
41
11
17
22
33
(.6
19
8
16
13
19
40
b
43
20
14
19
34
19
11
45
6
21
19
JD he;
17
II
23
13
9 ,
12 ,
STEERS AND COWS.
..102 4 (0
4...
1...
1...
1...
COWS.
....1000
....1020
.... 860
.... 930
.... 90
....losa
....1010
.... 950
....1160
.... 920
.... SlO
....1020
....1070
.... 360
...,1003
.... 990
.... 990
....1040
2 25
18
.. 939
.10S0
,.1100
.1100
..1340
,.1108
.1033
.1170
,.1217
,.1160
,.1116
. 770
.1450
,.1110
..1193
3 SO
3 5
4 M
4 ro
4 (0
4 ro
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 (0
1 co
4 00
4 in
2 50
2 50
2 CO
2 75
2 75
3 fO
3 (0
3 ro
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 23
3 '.5
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 23
3 30
3 33
3 25
3 rs
35
3 10
3 40
3 50
3 ;o
3 30
3 :o
3 10
3 63
3 fi
3 CO
3 U
3 (3
3 75
3 75
3 7t
3 75
3 75
3 73
3 SO
3 SO
1
1
3
1
9
z
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
6...
1...
11....
1...
6...
1...
,.1160
,.1105
2...
2
4 05
1...
1.
....1070
10
10
10
10
1...
1...
11H0
1160
3
1
12
1
3
4
4
1
....1103
....1260
....1004
....114.)
....mi
.... 912
.... 912
....1190
....1079
....1070
....1IS3
....1118
....1040
...,10W
....1030
...,123
....1190
...,1330
.... 990
....1024
....1250
....1170
....1110
....1270
....1320
....1090
....1330
2...
7...
1130
.1037
. 913
,1110
.1072
.1130
.1035
. 970
!0
13
15
1....
4....
1....
16
13
13
13
12
1 1110
3 12S6
1 1190
4 20
4 20
4 25
4 fS
4 35
4 rs
4 25
4 .3
4 30
4 30
4 .10
I 30
4 Ti
4 35
1 ;o
4 31
4 30
.,1073
1100
1
1
...1210
... too
...1200
...1200
... 320
...1125
... 70
...1060
...1390
...1150
...1040
...1130
I
1
1
3
1
1
1
1.
1.
HEIFERS.
.... 536
.... 323
.... 637
.... 600
.... 510
.... 465
.... 64
.... 703
.... 95)
....iifo
....1290
....1310
....1630
....1340
..,.1260
....ICO
...,1510
....If20
....1100
3 SO 3 ,
3 75 2
3 33 2
4 00 7
.... Wi 4 23
.... 645 I 23
.... 623 4 23
.... 643 I 13
....low 4 :r,
.... so; 4 mi
. ... 790 1 30
.... 723 4 40
S
1
1
4 00
4 M
4 00
4 I.'.
4 73
I..
4..
II..
4..
HULLS.
1
3 (0
3 00
3 M
3 10
3 00
Z U
3 15
3 75
3 65
3 70
....14M 3 73
....16S) 3 SO
....1880 3fO
....1340 3 83
....2030 3 30
....1220 3 90
....1400 3 !)
....1070 4 00
...1853 4 M
....1130 I (4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
..tsw
..MM
,, 601
2 70 1 . . .
3 75 1
3 ?. 1
,.1210
...
... !
... 179
... 1M
... K6
... 1(0
4 AO
4 T.1
1 a
fi 51
:i
9 3:
e to
CALVES,
170
1.
,, IV
, :m
3.'.'.'.',.
I
AND
1
o
1)7
1
I'M
o
STOCK cowa
HEIFERS.
m 1 10
i:0 ! CO
J."0
m
9
1 33
us
mo
.w
10S9
(60
3 10
3 M
1
3
11
15
3 7
4 13
4 23
4 ?j
1 75
:o
2 00
3 (0
m:
w
1 (O
STOCK CALVES.
WO 2 2i 1 400 5 (0
STAOS.
!) I IJ
STOCKERS
VND FEEDERS,
1....
S....
2....
470 3 M
34.,
63
4 M
SU
9C0
CO)
431
CM
760
, 710
0J
630
3 ro
3 10
3 .)
3 SO
3 30
I (0
( 00
I 23
4 33
I.
P.
350
375
IM
763
830
7)
6(0
433
607
610
4 M
4 M
I 30
I 6)
4 M
I ?
5 0)
:, co
5 CO
3 30
1
16
2
3
!. ..
I
64)
I ?S
i Mi J77ro,I'y,'s hog market
nickel higher than yesterdav.
was a b'g
Tho quality
01 1 no ouerlngs wns better tlian ytstenny,
"iiicii inaaes tne market show Up on paper
otliHc higher. The supply wus liberal, nut
the demand was fully equal to the occa
s on and trade was active at the advance.
I'ractleally everything orfered was out of
llrst hands by 9 o'clock. The bulk of the
nixed hogs sold at J5.70 and .5.72i. The
heavier and better grades sold largely nl
.i.i5, while the light and common stuff sold
from lo.67!j down.
As Will be SCCII from the tnhle nf nvernire
prices the market Is now at the highest
point
sales
No.
13
;s
16
70
14
61
10
77,...
91
42
70
70
61
13
M
68
61
reached this week. Representative
Av. Sh
... M ...
...133 SO
...219 SO
...210 120
...163 SO
...22S ...
Pr.
14 i5
i 10
6 fJM
5 C7i,
5 1"',
5 C7lj
3 671,
671,
3 (71,
5 ffi
5 67'i
J 70
6 70
S 70
5 70
5 70
5 70
3 70
6 70
5 70
70
t 70
t 70
s 10
i 70
S 70
i 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
s ro
3 70
S 70
S :o
3 70
5 70
5 70
3 70
5 70
6 70
& 70
6 70
S 70
5 70
5 70
6 70
S 70
5 70
5 70
S 70
3 ',0
S 70
i 70
5 7')
I 70
I 70
3 70
5 70
3 70
5 70
3 70
5 70
3 70
5 70
1...
I....
1....
!....
O....
67....
10....
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
89. 214 SO S 70
M.. 213 ... 3 70
67 233 SO 3 '.0
36 242 40 3 ")
f) 213 1(0 , 70
77 507 ... 3 70
72. ....... 220 S) 3 7l
73 232 120 3 M
69 215 SO 3 70
SO 220 120 3 70
70 237 SO 3 70
tl 213 SO 3 70
63 230 40 & 72(j
47 230 SO I 72L,
63 213 ... 3 7:',
73 253 ... 3 72',
63 247 120 3 "!',
69 263 ... 5 724
SI 233 30 5 721,
72.. 236 ... 8 73'i
62 21 84 3 il'.j
32 248 ... 3 711,
76 256 100 3 721,
ti 232 40 I 721,
133 237 160 3 '2V(,
U 234 ... I '!,
C4 22 10 3 riv,
70 247 ... 3 72S
II tI4 ... 3 72':,
70 3J0 1(0 3 72k
S3 S39 10 S 72h
70 25J SO 3 72,
SI 235 40 3 72!t
(7 226 80 3 72fc
71 240 1 60 3 72,
66 232 80 5 72t
74 22S SO f, 7214
73 231 ... 5 I'Ji,
(6 734 41 3 72,
63 235 1(0 3 i2j
73 256 210 3 721,
73 243 80 3 72t
16 249 160 3 721,
(2 279 80 3 72t,
58 278 80 3 "34
69 247 40 5 ,'.i
65 292 ... 3 75
47 2S1 ... 3 76
(S 271 SO 3 73
69 253 ... 3 75
C3 ISO 160 5 76
33.. ......273 SO 3 75
13 311 ... 3 75
75 242 ... 5 75
63 204 80 6 75
60 271 SO 3 75
65 254 ... 5 75
(4 266 ... 5 73
34 528 230 3 75
60 263 ... 3 77ij
61 289 SD 3 77fc
4J 2!9 ... i 77'4
34 303 ... 5 7714
67 317 ... 5 Hit
43 432 ... 3 S3',
. . .20
...221
...218
...234
...225
...213
...239
...222
...243
...232
64 236
(4 217
160
80
no
M
SI.
.211
67....
37....
72....
13....
72....
66....
..237
..213
..220
..22
..253
341
2(6
3J9
2C3
69.
64.
,221
72
72
73
70
68
67
31
62
73
6
72
67
73
73
70
101....
...229
..191
..216
..217
..233
..232
..287
..256
..247
40
120
40
..121
..216
..243
..240
..240
..237
..204
67 236
74 238
17 198
SO
5.
213
1
lib
SO
(0
160
160
140
'Jo
SO
160
120
200
75....
63....
71....
67....
79....
15....
to....
68....
A..
73!!!!
64....
...216
...2:0
...212
...229
...114
...2C6
...210
.'.'.'229
...233
...263
...236
...216
...233
61....
91....
65.. t
69..
37
40
8UKEP There wero not enough sheep
offered today to make n test of the market
butt tho few that were on sale packers did
not seem to be ut all nnxious for. RecelptB
Included a little bunch of clipped wethers
that brought $1.25. or about steady with
1 llesdav. Then; were nln u f,v ,tve nn.l
some spring lambs, but It was late before
they had changed hands. Other markcta
were alo reported slow, so that the mar
ket here was In nbout the samo condition
us at other points.
Quutntlons; choice wethers, SI.23Qt.S5;
fair to soot" wethers. 34.HOff4.5Sr i-llm,..,!
wethers, 31.fKXff4.2o; fair to good clipped
wethers, S3..M:?4.(i0; cholro lightweight year
lings, $1.40'fi4.tVj: fair to cood vz-iirllnira l K
41.40; clipped yearlings. 34.15e-4.35; choice
lightweight owes, J4.o0iU4.lG; fair to good
ewes. J3.6l54.(); clipped owes, 33.25i(X75;
choice lambs, 14.90S5.Ci; fair to good lambs,
Jl.bjffj-UKi; clipped lambs, J4.2004.40; spring
lambs, J5.50b.o0; feeder wethers, J3.50dj4.00;
feeder lambs, J4.(ya4.40. Representative
sales:
No.
Av. Pr.
31 western ewes ...
CI western ewes ...
S 32 I ft
67
101
i'O
06
S
4
!- 5s
3 75
4 25
4 SO
D W
121 clipped western
10 western ewes ...
61 clipped wethers
S western lambs .
191 spring lambs ....
CHICAGO 1,1 VIS STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle .Moilerntelv Artlre llnun Klir
Lenin llluher Sheep Wenlc.
CHICAOO. May 2.-CATTLK Rfelnts
l.l.ooii head; moderately aetlvn nnd uhnin
steady; butchers' stock, slow; good to prlmo
niutim, o.wf(i.w; poor 10 mcaium, H.nriT
4.90; stockers and feeders, llrm at J3.60J.
i.w; cows. 3.tM!jt.to; neirers, JZ.70Jv4.75: can
tiers, slow at J2.00Cg'2.60; bulls, $2.764.40;
L-uirrv, eiow ui. i.v7iu.ii;; Texas-red steers,
J4 2516.40; TexaH grass steers, J3.5OH4.00:
rexas uulls, J2.75&3.sn.
IIOQS Rcce nts todav. 28.000 head! tl.
mated tomorrow. 18.000 heuri? left nvor
estimated. 600; overage 6c higher; top,
J5.9a; mixed and butchers. J5.fJfKfi5.90: good
choice heavv. J5.7OWS.0S! much h
J5.651iC.iri: light. J5.rffl5.S5: bulk nf xnlo
J5.75,'fo.871s.
SHEEP AND LAMRR TWnlnt,: 1 nun
head: sheen, weak: lambs, steav in atnn."
good to choice wethers, J4.1&S4.50; fair to
choice mixed, 4.105i4.6O; westerns, 4.15414..V);
nexus yearlings. Jl.20(fj4:&0: native lambs,
..vsu""", ...- ,i.iiiu v.vvuu.uv,
Kanaas City Lire Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY. Mav !.-CA'm.Rnn.
celpts, 400 natives, 4e0 Texans, 60 calves;
market active, but generally steady to 10c
lower; choice native steers, J5.1541D.40; fair
to good. J4.50ftt5.15: stockers nnd ritan
33.85(96.25; western-fed steers, J4.6Ofl5.0O:
rexans und Indians, Jl.ioJj-I.S.'i; cows. J3.354t
1.50: heifers. J3.50fn't.90: bulls, n irvrfj m.
calves, .m6M '
IIOUH Recc nts. 16.500 head; tnnrUoi r.7i
7Ho. higher; top. J5.8714; bulk of sales. J5.65
ao.Sa; heavy, J5.NHff5.s7H; mixed packers.
i.iUW.ko; light. b.30'jjo.7.ri: Pigs. J4.2o&6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, 12.000
head; choice lambs, steady; sheep, slow;
common grades lOo lower; western Iambi,
J4.75j(5.0O: common to good, J4.35Q4.70;
clipped Texas sheep, J3.7oWI.10: western
ewes, J3.75SI.40; culls, J2.75ft3.60; spring
lumbs, J5.5oau.50.
St. l.onlN Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-CATTLE-Rccelpts,
2,400 head. Including Toxnns; market steady
for natives; slow, loo lower for Texans; na
tive shipping and export steers, J4.75M5.s3;
dressed beef nnd butcher steers, JI.35'S0.30;
steers under l.ooo lbs., J3.75fr4,r5; stockers
and feeders, J2,7.rifl4.uO; cows and heifers,
J2.Mu;.00; dinners. J1.255j3.00; bulls, J2.&
4.10; Texas and Indian steers, J3.75S5.10;
cows and heifers, J2.50f 1.00.
ITOOS Receipts, s.Ouo head: market strong
to 5c higher; pigs and lights, J3.60ft5.70;
packers, J5.6iVii3.72l?: butchers, JJ."Of5.90.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpts, 5,000
head; market strong; native muttons, J3.75fr'
4.60; lambs, Jl.OorjS.oo; sprlnu- Iambs, JO.fjOu,
8.00; culls and bucks. J3.0oli3.75.
Stork In Slulil.
Following nro tho receipts nt the
four
principal western markets for May 2
uaitie. jiori
Sheep,
779
13,000
12,00)
500
South Omnh.x
Chicago
Kiinsns City
et. Louis
TotaU
2.MS
K.,85
28.000
n.ow
.13.000
. 4,510
..22,526 61,253
26,379
XetT York I.lve Slnek Market.
NEW TOUK, May 2.-BBBVE8-necelpls,
THE COKKISCT NUMBER OF
THE DOTS
Ami list of prize winnerH, will bo piiblishccd in
The Sunday Bee,
May 5th.
),4& head, all for exporters and slaughter
except 1 c.iri nothing doing; feeling steady:
no change In cables; shipments, 420 head
cattlo nnd 120 head sheep.
CALVES-Rccolpts, 77 henili slow und
weak for liver catves; common to good
veals. J3.0OfiG.fV; no prlmo offered.
SHEEP AND LAMllS-Recelnls, 2.31S
head; little doing: weak for lambs; prlmo
clipped sheep. JI.50; prime clipped lambs,
Ji.iii; wooled stock, nominal,
Iioas-Recelpts, 2,122 hend; weak; Ohio,
Jti; stale, nominal,
SI mix City Live Stock Market.
SIOI'X CITY, May 2,-(Speclnl TolegranO
CATTIiE Receipts, 7f) liead; slow and
weak; beeves, 3 l,.1i'n l.7."i; rows and bulls,
mixed, J2.2;3.7.: stockers and feeders, J3.00
4f4.)0; cnlves and yearlings, J3.25Jll.65.
HOOS Receipts, 4.SO0 head; strong- to Go.
higher, selling ut Jj.oi'vif'5.i"0i bulk, J5.e0r
5. ('.".
I'eorlit Mnrkel,
111.. May i.-CORN'-lMrm;
PEORIA,
No.
1, 4,1 'i c.
OATS Klrm;
through.
WIUSKY-Ou
Ished goods.
No. 2 white, 29'Jc, billed
the basis of J1.2S for flu-
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
AWNINGS t'ND TENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.,
Omaha, Keli,
Manufacturers of
Tints and Canvas Goods.
Bend for Catalogue Number 23
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
Johnson-McLean Co
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Stair Work, Builders' Supplies.
Telrphoue ll.TT.
th and Jones Streets, Onia.hn, .!.
DRY GOODS.
M.
E. Smith & Go.
Importers snd Johhsratt
Dry Goods Furnishing Good
AND NOTIONS.
WHEN IN OMAHA
VISIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Go,
HOWARD STHEICT,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uisttrn Electrical
V Company
Electrical Supplies.
Jisetrlo Wring Balls sad das Llcktlni
Q. W. JOHNSTON. JIr. 1510 Howard St
SAEE AND IRON WORKS.
Davis It, Gowgill Iron Works
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBBIUI
07 MACHINERY.
OBNCRAIi rlKPAIRINO A IPBCIALT1
IRON AND BHASB FOUNDERS,
SMI, IBOa 1300 jMkui Itraat,
Owaka. Neb. Tel. B3S.
B. ZftkrUkl. Agent. J. B. Cswgtll, U(t
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES.
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Ky Rising
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevatars.
AUTOMATIC HATOH OATC8.
Bnd far catslogue.
KIMBALL BROS., COUNCIL BLUFrS. I
UM Itta BUL lephan till
H. Davis & Son
Areata for the ntehraaa4
Safety Gatea aaa .
Fire Daara.
BlaTStar Hrdrtullo aad Htsa BUratar.
ElaTatsr repairing a specialty Laather
Valva Ovpa for ElaTaUrs. EagUas ad
rrlMtlag Prasasas.
Arne CO.
Uaaufactursrs and Jobban of
Steam and Water Supplies
Of All
Kinds.
1014 and
1010 DOUGLAS ST,
WALL PAPER.
Yottir Wall papor Co.,
JOHRKKS
WALL PAPER.
Large, well selected stock, prleaa sams as
aaatain houses latest novelties. Dealers
send for '.P01 eampl line and terms.
15M' -' " t OmimIiii.
COMMISSION.
Qavid Cole Co.,
Frash Dnssed Poultry,
Oysters and Ctltry.
416 So. 11th St.
Oinnliu
Telrphoue IDJII),
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James 12. Iloyd & Co,,
OMAHA. NKI3.
COMMISSION
(JIIAIN, I'ltOVISIO.VS A.M STOCKS.
Board of Trnde nullilliiK.
Direct wires to Chlcnno and Now York.
Correspondence, John A U iirrcn & Co.
BUY OIL STOCKS.
Good tlilnit every day. It you wnnt to
Invent, send to mo and 1 will buy you (mi
stook you want. If you don't know what
stock you want, leave It to me, Htockn
llahle to double any day. No commlHHloii
charged. Inferences: Manager Western
Union Telegraph Co., agent Houthern Pa
cific railway and agent KnnsaH City South
ern railway. Address, A. N, Warner, 2M
Crockett street. Iladficr'a Jowolery Stoic,
ncauinont, Texas.
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