Nebraska Newspapers

    COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
TTtnk Cabin and Weitera Ratal Cembine to
Diprew thi Wheat Uarii.
CORN SUCCUMBS TO LIBERAL RECEIPTS
111k Trnilr In -Inly Onin -.tIIIi tm
mptmf ClnnntH.v t'nlonilctl Wo
ilnlnni IJnll Opin Knny
lint Mcnil I.ntrr.
CHICAOO. Mny .-Whcat prices ere
pounded down for u net lo oi WW to
day, tho wc.tther litlna tho mnln hcnrl-h n
fluencr Llheral rccelplH cnuscd n clem
loss of 3 cents In Mny corn, .but. the Jin
closed stonily U'fi-c down. July onts.closcd
lower iiiid provisions n sluido to u tents
h''fhcr wheat market bowed meekly to the
lnlluenco or lower cables, and tie ruin in
the west scetnlnKly adds the. IiiIhIi n touch
to almost perfect conditions. Libera Mfia
rhlpmcnts enme ns an udded encouruKcm tit
to thorn who wish for lower price. jj
opened u .hnde to V.Tfo lower at '2V' '
under pressure from Ii.iiks nnd f'"","
Ihk neurit and dropped enrly to .:'c. HAf"5
caliles from tho rontluent eiiuscd a Hurry
of nlarni nmotiK shops and he m iiket re.
rovtred to 72V4'' iliirliiK the llrst hour, but
the bulk of the pit was npilnst a r-couT)
nnd the sharp reunion t ''V followed,
"rrndo wan dull the remainder or. Oxr-w Ion
nnd while prices ruled fractionally nho
l ,o bottom the real of the day, 111" clow
win rathe.- easy. M4; ""r L1 dltf. Si
72c. Kxportern reported tvelity-oni! loads
taken for export. .Seaboard clearances n
wheat nnd flour were eiitml to
busheln, while prlmury receipts were l,i,uoo
shes computed with bushels last
Nf.ir. MliineHpolli and Duluth reported .U2
lam nxalnst Inst week nnd.l a ycur
l, : I, oca i receipt were ixty. x wjm.
none r.r contract khiIo. , '1 h wor id a sh ;
inei tn w re 8.lw,w- mi-inoir, v. inn- n i -tlty
of orean pass.iRe decrcaHcd ltM.W
biiHliels. Vhlhlp Vicereines, 1.CM.0"o bushels.
Tho market Inerrtisf In receipts of con
tract corn, toother with tho expectation
that Ihcto would be a further Increase to
morrow, wan Inllueiitlal In the crop market
.Mny corn felt the lncre;i.e more sertoi sl
than tho deferred future-, l or delivery this
month tho m.irKci npcncu nun
cents, which proved to bo tho day's range,
mw n HOin Ot nW ' I1L tJVr. I lit I U I .
nun ww... ..... ..mi.,, i
scarcely any lim e " I
If I ' MV. ... ''nrfetl
slvely durlnn tlr forenomi and prices at
onn time showed " '
sellers in some lust nces bough .t latir in i
1
nnii n leiii'iliin fnilnwi'il. July
i oi ino mosi in a ii
sold between IUVfH5',e and closed steady at
filnJMfi'ic llecelpts were 391 cars, seventy
of' contract urade.
Pig general trading lit the .Inly and the
unloading of Sffl.ooo bushels of May by an
Inlluentlal operator, wltii a fractional de-
i llno on botii deliveries, niatked the day H
session In the oats pit Sympathy with
wheat and the fall of rain were the bearish
factors, but the decline in prices wns small,
owing to continued support trmn t he eleva
tors, July sold between '!TWJ 2i-V' and
closed t.K lower at "friv. May closed lie
down at 2Sc HecclptH were 2S2 cars.
Provisions were dull and the range or
ii rices narrow. The opening vn easier In
ii mp.ithy with corn, but a fair demand
steadied the market later. July pork closed
at 16.25, July lard closed at 17.9.) and July
libs 'i shade better at V-'Mt 7.921 j, Lstlmated
lecelpls tomorrow: Wheat, 105 cars, com.
Ma cir!i, mils, 350 cars; hogs. ai,ijn head.
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
Articles.1 Opeli.l High. lw. Close.' Sjiil'y.
I
I 72 72lJ 71H.72 i72'i'ry
tei'H', 721,j m,li TP.MUW
bn fi51 M I ' 50 I 31 53
,ii fin Mil i57,i ir,tTii i '
I 15b H! !5Vi ?s lo'.iftS (
:S1c "iU -'fl.i 21S ,2fi
25 25 2P! 2Pi25Ti,flU
II S2K. II RS It S21.J 11 S5 It M
II MlJ II 95 II KM-I 11 95 11 90
S 00 S 0214 R fn R 10 S IW
7 9J1- 7 Hi's 7 MVfel 7 95 7 921;
7 92'i 7 95 7 92( 7 95 7 95
I
s a-, s in r o:, s o;ij. r oj
7 fft 7 !iJ!ii 7 S7'.Sj 7 irji, 7 9)
7 S7'.A 7 90 7 S5 7 R7!s 1 S71J
May
July
Corn
May July
Sept.
Ciats
May
July
Sept.
Pork
.lay July
l.anl
May July
Sept.
Illbs -May
July
Sept
No. 2.
Cash quotations wete na follows:
I'LOUIt Dull: whiter patents. S3.S0g3.9O;
straights, $3.20i93 70: clear, 5S.ai2.0; siirlng
specials. J3.t0; ptitents. $;.t5y2..S'i; stralghti),
t3.iKf3.20: bakers. $1.9')fl2.50.
Wl I HAT No. 3 spilng. fi7-'41T71';ic; No. 2
ltd. 7li1l7J0.
COItN No. 2. B04i51',e; No. 2 yellow, 50'f
M'f.
OATS-No. 2 while. 30c; No. 3 white, ISVtf
I9lc.
HYK-No. 2. 52c.
IIAULKY I'alr to choice malting, ISftaSc.
SKKDS-No. 1 llax, 1.(!7: No. 1 nortli
western, $1.63; prime timothy, $3.k0; clover,
contract grade. $in.w,
ITtOVISlONS-Meni pork, per bbl , $ll3
JlH.90, Lard, per WO lbs., $s.0W.07'i. Short
ribs sides (loose), $7.9.ViS.15. Dry salted
shouldera (boxed). $H.S71sf 7.121. Short clear
Bides (boxed), $S.25frS.3;'i.
WHISICY-llasls of high wines, $1.30.
Following tiro the receipts and shipments
for today:
RcvelptB. Shipments,
riour. hbls 29.000 17.100
Wheat, bu 45,000 rH,o:o
Corn, bu ."is.im IvMOO
oats, bu I'Kl.Ooo 25!,wio
llo. bu !.0i) 31,0 0
Unrley. bu I3,)0 COCO
On tho Produce exchange todav thn but
ter maiket was easy; creameries, llffl8e;
dairies, lHiUlc. Cheese, dull, at Byilc. Kggs,
weak; froth, I Hie.
M)V UIIK ii:.MJIAI, .MAIIKKT.
Quotnt I'iiii uf (be Day on A'nrloim
Ciiiunioillt lc.
NKW YORK. May H.-FLOl'R-Re.coipts,
Sl.w'ij bblr.; exports, 26,715 bbls.; market
moderately active on top grades; win
t r patents, $3.503iS.55; winter straights,
1!30'((3.55: winter extras. $2.45ft2.S5;
Mlm.crom bakets, $2.90f3.25; winter
Ii v grades, $2.:i012.40. Ryo Hour, bteudy;
lalr tu Rood, $2.8503.20.; choice to fancy,
i i.2.Vf(3,C0.
COItNMIJA L Quiet; yellow western, 97c;
i It 9Tc: lltandywlne, $2.45fl2.55.
R YK Steady; No, 2 western, 62Vic alloat;
btut . 55b5iic. c, I. f., New York carlots.
ItARLKY-Otill; feeding. 464$Hc: e. I.
1' New York, malting, 62flWc. Cl , f. New
I1ARLKY MALT-Oull: western. 57&2c.
WUi;.T-Recelpls, 1I2.5W bushels; ex
I ports, 23S.729 hushrls; spot, quiet; No. 2 red,
SHc, f. o. b., nfloat; No. a red. Sl4, eleva
I tor; No, 1 northern. Duluth. 831ic f, o. b
1 alloat (new); No, l hard, Duluth. J2Vc, f. o.
. z., afloat; options opened steady, but
I oulckly turned weak under bearish cables,
lreer receipts, Increases on passage nnd In
vvvr-d's shipments nnd liquidation; mi active
. scAro of May shorts on light stocks was the
I only bull feature: closed lrregulur at 3iv
( Ho net advanco; May, M!lSJSl?;c, closed at
Jil-Hc; July, 7S l-tGWSTic, closed at 7Sic.;
September. 7ti'45T7ii 13-1(h. closed at 76ic.
CORN-Recelpts, 13,000 bu.; exports. 219,
M7 bu.; sales, ifirt.onu bu.j futures, S.OOO bu.
pjii, piuu. rui.) , .mi, 0.1'ic, eievaim, unii
filsHc, f. o, b.. afloat: option market was
generally weak anil lower, following U'lil-
cago: larger recelnts In nrnsneet. hejivv
I cables, noor exnort demaiul nnd iiiiliiailliiL-
I nil affected tho maiket; closed easv nnd Vic
n.o net lower; May, 52li'52?ic, closed 62iic;
.Inly, 50Sff5lc, dosed 5os4c, September, ilMi
ly.iv, 1'iiiniii iir-u.
I
, track, white, ;2:4T.".7e; options dull ami easier.
nAY-Qulet: shipping. 75liWo; good to
r'hnlr. 93ftl9ilt,e.
HOPS Quiet: state, common in ,.,i
! eron. liC'f2oe; 11) crop, 114fl5c; old" olds'.
. 2iJbo; Pnclllu coast, 19,1 crop, ICnlSc: lk9S
crop. 11M15C. old olds, 2'6o. u
II I D1CS I-Mrni: Calveston. 20 In n.u
lSt-c: California, 21 to 23 lbs., I3c; Texas
dry. 24 tr. 30 lbs.. 14U141,c. ' lusna
l.i: ATI I K R Steady : hemlock sole ni,i
to heavyweights, 2l'a23c; ncld i'MliWii:.
TALLOW-Stemly; city ($. per i"ikB.j. 4i
fa5c: country (nkgs. free). 5fi5Le.
PROVISIONS-Heef, steady; family. $10,50
ror 11.50; mess, $9 00,119.50: beef hams. $19.50'ii.
21 50; packet. $10.0X1(10.50; city, extra India
mers, n.cvjim.w. v.iu meais, sieauy; pick
led bellies, SliiflOlJe: pickled shoulders, 7ic;
.....I..-.. 1. ...... lulfllA ,1 I , - T
lUCKItll llrtllia, tn,,wuiv,,, ItUllI, stcdiiy
western steamed. $S.35fiS,10; rellncd, cajy
continent. $S.55: South America. JD.25: com
pound, $6.75. Pork, (inlet; family, $Ki.oor
16.50; short clears, $15.50017.00; mess, $15.50.
4 It on.
RICK-Stcndy: domestic, fair to extra
. ....... 1 .. JK'0lTln
u-.'rIK!i Utllirtll, lJIMIlV.
MOLASSES-Qulet; Now Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 324j49c,
nt'TTKR-Rcielpts, 333 pkgs.; strong but
unchanged; creamery, lo-arjo; ractory.
llGri;;.v
I I. IICCilu III vvi,i. I'n),,,, an HIIJ i
fancy, large, colored, 101:c; fancy, large
wniie, lu-iwiunu: lunrj. uniiiii, coioreu
line: rnncy, smnii, wniie. uuc .
i r'OGS Receipts, 11,131 nkgs.; firm; west
i cm, regular packed. 13Jil3Vvc; bturago west
Uf: miiithern. Iliil2'-C.
I MKTALS Pi lee changes or Important
features were lacking both at home and
HbroHd in menu circles loony, mi win. o
nntnis lilL'lirr on asking rates, due chiefly
io tv ll;lit advance abroad, where price
OATS-Recelpts, lll.OiiO bu, ; exports. 103.
S15 bu.: spot, xlcudM No. 2, SJe; No. 3,
21io; No. 3 white. .".31'rt33;c; No. 3 while.
32i33'ic: track, mixed. western. ?irn-Hf.:
clo.ed nt JCUSIJIIS, Is M. The close here was
quiet, with U.5 still bid and 1X10 asked,
with no business of eonefiicn'c reported,
r'oppcr In London declined lis 6d under
liquidation, but rules slow and closed (inlet
at 70, 2s fid for sot and 70, Us 3d for
futures. Local copper was Inactive, but
nominally steady at unchanged prices on
the basis of ll'.oo for Lake 8uerlor nnd
116.fi.!' i for castlns and electroly tic. The
trade was without chnw-o and riulot. Spelter
also ruled unlet, nt M.Mfll.0f. with the Lon
don price unchatlRed, nt 161 15c. loundry
Iron remains (!ilet, with prices as last
ouotcd. I'lir Iron, JlO.SiVif 10.60: northern foiin
dry, J15.:.Vnlti.r-0i southern foundry, "ll.toy
lS.wi; soft southern, $13.wvj?15.M.
I'OI'LTHV- Alive, easier, sprint; chickens,
per pair, IWTiic: fowls, lie: turkeys, fcc.
Dressed, firm; turkeys, tO'fec; fowls, 10c.
OMAHA W'llOI.KSAIiC .tiAHKI'TS.
Conilltloii of Trntte nnd "luntntloii
of Stnplr unit p'nnoy I'roiliicc.
L'GUS Receipts liberal; goad stock, firm
at U-illc.
L1VJ4 I'Ot"LTHYIlcns, sc; young and
old roosters, 'u7u; turKoya, Citta ducks and
geese, IHiVm.
UUTTEIt-Common to fair, logilc; choice,
ISfil.'lc; separator, Soc.
1'ItESU I'lail-blacU bass, ISc; white
baH, luc; bluellsh, lie; bullheads, 8c; bluo
tlllri, u, burtalos, 6c; cattish, 12c; cod, 9c;
croppies, 10c; clscoes, 7c; hullbut, lie; her
rltiB, Uc; haddock, tic; mackerel, 15c; perch,
tic; pickerel, 3c; pike, He; red snapper, 10c;
salmon, lie; suntllsh, be; smelt, ic; trout,
luc; whttcllsh, l.'c.
1'IUL'JJSSi.lve, per doz., Jl.
VKAl.H Choice, 'jyloe.
HAV--lrlces quoted by Omaha Wholeaala
llay Uealcrs' association; Choice upland,
r.'.iX; No. I upland, $11.50; medium, $11.00;
coarae, iloi-J. ltye Btraw, W.lnj. These prices
uru for hay ol good color and quality. Do
mund fair. Jlccclpts, 7 cars.
v;.vi'h--No. - while, ;Sc.
CUltN-No. 3, 43e.
UltA.N'- 15.
VKOKTAULKS.
iiflXACli I'er bu. box, GOc.
ASI'AIIAOI.H-Natlve, per doz., COU&JC.
itilL UAllii-CaiUonila, pur lb., Jc.
iNr LdliiiuTn-l'ur doz., ouc.
NHW TL'HNIl'S-l'er doz., 60c.
CbiL'."MHi-.i(a iioiliuine, (ier doz., $1,000
l.u, 11 J to SlU'.
i'Ai.SMl'b l'cr bu 40c.
ilit.MW-l'ii' bu. unsKct, inc.
lit-A.'i'A I'o bu., 10c.
cAttltnTS l'cr uu 10c.
buTi'LUiJ-ler bu., ao'fllOc.
UAUlbiriid l'cr uoZ., i'uijSOe.
l'AltSLWl I'er uoz.. .jc.
l-uiATUUS l'er bu.) 65ij00e;
Colorado,
JuetH
ruiATUKM-i-ariy unios, oiaui
ittMi jtivtir hiicv. ye.
- - - -..
"siUOliV Po i AlOrJS-l'er bbl.. Jl.SO.
CAbUAOIS-NoW Culltornla, 2Wc .
1'o.d AYuiis - e loi'iuu. pui (,-o.isnut crate,
funcy, ti; choice, JJ.75; Mexicans, per -I
. k". ,,i(-5
i ,v loNh-ulim. oer lb.. .Itic.
cm I. IK I. oWH it Missouri, ncr crate. $2.
HKANs-Unx, per b bu $1.25Ul.bu;
string, per 'a bit., l.toyi.l0.
lVlU . .... 1 -i Ci i.U. uo., $3.
I'm 1 fcha-l'tr bu. box, $2.25.
PKAS Per bu., $2; per li bu., 75c,
t.tiiiiitv' Cuiiioiiilu. oer bunch, 6'3'5c.
FltUlTS.
STUAWUKKUIliS Tcxus, per 21-qt. case,
11. mi Louisiana, i4-t. cuses, JJ.255H2.oO.
Ai'PLli5 Per bol tl.uu; Vviuliuitjlou, per
bu. tox, 2.00.
'iltOPJCAL FHU1TS.
OllANOICo calltornla sicJ!!ns!. 42.255
2.50; navels, $2 50Jj3.23.
l.l;.lUn-.ulllornla, extra fancy, $3.2j;
choice. u.u,J.
UANA.vd Per bunch, ucocrdlng to mzc,
FlUS-CallfornIa, new cartons, 75c; layers,
C5c- imported, per lb.. 1012c. .
. ,r... w I'iifkii, h It, f,lllll. linvnM. .illt.4. f.i I
cer io. . llalloween, a'fcc per lb.
PIN1J APPLKS-Per doz., J1.75Q2.25.
MISClCLLANUOUS.
I IONKY California, per 21-sectlon case,
ClDint-Pcr bbl., $1.50; per half bbl., $2.75.
NUTS-Kngllsh walnuts, per lb 15c; 111
i,.,riu iur in., lin: nlniunds. oer lb.. Ih'a2uc:
raw peanuts, per lb., iftilic; roasted, t!40
c; JrnZllS, IOC, IJU.aua, , tutuanuio,
cacn, 4',sc.
lu'm'.V No. 1 crecn. 51ic: No. 2 green.
.. . ,,. V.. O rn ll.il rALn I
I vni run , ic I" lhs.. kc: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6e; dry hides, 8fcl3c; sheep
pulls, -Jtiioc; nurse niucs, n.avu-
St. Louis (Jrnlii anil Provisions.
ST. l.oriS. May ti. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red. rush, cle.ltor, 73V4c: track. 711aC!t'
75c; May. 73'i.c: July. 70V,e; September, 70o;
No, 2 hard, i2&72!4c .
COIIN-Lowcr; No. 2 cash, llc; track,
Jix.fiiv. Mi,., .111-.,.- .In v 4ll'.r.
Jiii.fi ixp. M.iv. j Hie: July 4li.ic,
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 29!4c: track
29'iQ30lic; May, 291se; July, Ittl-c; No, 2
white. U'AUSlc.
ltYU Firm. 5514c.
l.M.nnt Dull: natents. $3.55Tl3.7o: extra
fancy anil straight, $3.15g3.30; clear, $2.S0ff
a.!"'.
L ' , . 1 T C T I , 1 . . . n,.r,inn ra.ilntn t'" T'.TV
nisi lO t lllllll , ,i-.f. ,.."U
3.50; prime worth more.
COltNMKAL-Steady at $2.25.
IH1AN.' Onlet : sacked east, track. 70ffi71c
IIAY-Steady; timothy. JOoOfl 13.50; pralrlc,
$11.50.
WHISK Y-Stcndy. $1.30.
1HON COTTONT110S-$1.
ll.UlttlNI1-Blt.ffi 7c.
111!MP TWINE 9e.
piioviSIONS I'ork. slow: lobbing.
$15.75. Lard, slow, $7.95. Dry salt meats,
easy; boxed lots, extru shorts, $S.3714; cleir
ribs, is.w; clear sines, js.nivs. iiacon, eusj.
boxed lots, extra shorts, 9.121a; clear ribs, 113V. 6s reg. nnd coupon, 109Vi
$9.25: clear sides, 9.371s. I'lie closing prices on bonus ioda, nro as
METALS Lead, sicaoy, &peucr, i
slnmlv lit S3.S,U,.
POL H Itv ntenny ; ciucKcns, lij'ioe;
turkeys. 51se; ducks, 6c; geese, 4c.
Hl.T Tl'.u sieaoy; creamery,
15tJ19c;
iliiliv. 12H15e
' l.'lli'!C!ain.,,lv 1(Vl:n rrnJlcUed nnrl rnSCS
Included.
l.lverpniil (iriiln nnd Provisions.
i.ivi.Mfi.iiii.. Mav c.-WHKAT-spot.
L!&A. 1A
lis 2d; fujures. steady: July. 5s 10-Vl; Sep-
tember, 6s 10d.
,VXV.V "S. 1 si Jul-
American mixed, old quoted. 4s Ed; futures
v-uiw ni'i". v i i . . j t- r,i. V .. .;!
inlet: May, nominal; diny, is u; ocinein
ner4 is.
i'h ,h I'nnnr tin. Rip.nnv. hi ri!. i'.ii.
i.M.niTnHt. I.nuls fanev winter, dull. Ks,
UOP3-At London. Pacllle coast, steady,
at XVlIKi 16S.
I'liovisio.NM lieer easy: oxira
mess, fils 3d. Pork, steady; prime mess,
western, B3s 3d. Lard, steady; American re-
linen, in pans. s; prime western, in iierci-K,
steady nt 42s. Bacon. Cumberland cut,
26 to 30 lbs., steady. 46s 6d; snort rios.
10 ribs. Hi to 2ii ins.. sicaay ai
iiu d. Lnnir clear middles. light
28 to 31 ibn., steady, at l.'S m.
I.mitr . leiir middles, heavy. 35 to 40 lbs,.
steady, at 40s 6d; short clear hneks, 16 to
ni lus,, sieauy in tun .i; firm umiib, it '"
lh HIS., BllNlUJ, III 1.1 ihi, liuunirm, nifitniv.
Jl IO 1.1 IOS,. Ml'Ull.V. Ill ."IS n'l I1AI1ID, iiiiuii
cut. 14 to 16 lbs. tlrm, at 15s 9d.
I1UTTER Dull: finest United States, 8s;
good United States, 6s.
CHEESE Quiet; American finest white,
47s lid; American linest colored, ibs.
TALLOW t'rimo city, steady, zoa; aus
trnllan 111 itonnon, qiuei, :ns wi.
Ciraln In Store mid Aflont.
VRW Yfinii. Mav 11. The stnement of the
vlulhlA Hiiiinlv of ernln In store nnd nflnnt
on Saturday, .May 1, as complied dv ino
New York Produce exchange, is as follows:
WliPiil 411 liR OM hn dpnre.lR. lC.S4.nofl hll..
Corn, lS.tWi.OOO tm. 1 decreuse. 360,000 bu. Oats,
l2.&3i.,(H"i mi,; increase, ibz.imj nu. itye, ihi.-
000 bu.; decrease. 21.000 bu. Barley, 695,000
nu,; iiecre.ise, i.nju nu.
Pnurlii Miirkrt,
PEORIA, HI., May 6.-CORN-Flrm; No.
45c.
OATS-FInn: No. 2 white. 29Uc: track.
29c. through billed.
w hisky uon the basis of $i.zs for fin
ished goods.
EIkIii Hutter Mnrkrt.
ELGIN. 111.. Mav 6,-Bl'TTER-Steadv at
ISii c; saics ror ino week were i.iw ids.
Coffee Mnrket,
NEW YORK, Mny fl.-COFFEE-Spot Rio.
dull: No. 7. Invoice, Ulic; mild, quiet; cor-
(lOVn, S'.il ii wan uiminer nun miy
nn thn cxclianao for futures. The mnrket
nnt.np,l steadv at a decline of 5 nolnts und
. . i . t,.,...... ii .1,,.. ...,,iAM
IlllCd more 111 IIP" livn. mi in. J HIIMt'i
light lOCllI HIIU IIU:!!,!! nvillllll. iinmhlll "ill
by larger Brazilian port receipts than ex-
pected. an easier turn of European mar-
I . I n I - .1 T n. .....I ,i ham. fit. nl n,,t-
kcih man miiixi-'i . , , .7.
sldo support, uontiiiurii unii iriiuu in ino
spot market nun preiiiciinni iui wrsii m-
nolntK hidiwwl to We gilt dnWIl tllC market.
Clearances for tho United States were large,
The market closed sieauy mm nei .""'
cnanged to u poiuia mnn. imhihi itiiuru
a trine lino in uiu " '-"""i"
Total sales were, but 11.500 bags, Including
Mav at 15.25! Sentember ut $5.5j; December
at $5.75; January nt $5.S0.
Wool Mnrkct.
S?T. I.OI'IS. Mnv 6 WOOI
ICtlll),
falrlv netlvii: medltnn crndes. lirnl7We: light
line. llSWic; heavy tine, Mfllc; tub washed,
li'KJlC.
LONDON. Mav 6. WOOL The offerings
ni ma wool auction sales loony nuinoereu
12.1V) bales, Including a good general selec-
tlon, The trade was large and competition
between homo nnd continental buyers wns
spirited. American buyers secured a quart-
Illy or new good crossnreos.
1
llvnnorated mid llrlril I'm It a.
NEW YORIC. Mav 6. E V.vpo rtATRT)
M'lM.KB Trad nu in tne market ror evano-
rated apples was confined chiefly to choies
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY,
and fancy j:rndcs at old prices, nnd even
this was In n small way. K.xport was slow
Htale common, 31 k, prime, IHifU'ic; choice,
5fi5'4c, fnnci, (fjie'e.
CALIFOHNIA DKIHD I'UtriTS-rontlnile
Innctlvc nnd nominal. PrJtics, 3Vif'c. n
to slr.p and quality. Apricots, Royal, ixt'a
12c; Xlo.ir Park, SrflJc I'eachcs, peeled,
mtfl20c, unpeoled, oy310c.
JIOVKJIKNTS HTtlt'KS AMI HOMJS.
Mpeftilntl ve AiMnnrr in Hrnovnl tTlth
tSt'ent Vlolenee.
XBW YOniC, May 6.-Tho interrupted
speculative advance was renewed today
with ureal violence. The Rratmcrfl, Paclllcs,
Trunk lines nnd Houthwesterns proved to
be the. most active. There waa a continued
dearth of news to account for the strength
of the market In general or Northern
Pacific In particular. There was a wind
rumor that all tho great railroad Interests
whose supposed contest for control has
raimnl din reeent violent movements In
prices, I ail come to ti compromise and there
were aboil' to consolidate all the principal
railroad systems of the whole country. This
narrowed -own somewhat to more specific
reports of progress In tho sotithweBtern
merger, and of further steps towards the
adjustment of relations In the Northwestern
railroad ileal, Northern Pacllle mnde an
extreme advance of 23 points, with no very
Important reaction on the way up. Long
strings of 1,00 to ,( share blocks were
recorded, but the successive prk'c changes
did not exceed of a point after the open
ing, when the second sale was made at a
Jump of 34 points over the llrst sale, which
was I points over Saturday. The movement
over Canadian Pacllle was apparently sym
pathetic anil reached an extreme of 13'J,
Tho Duluth and South Shore and Atlantic
rommon nnd preferred rose about 31?; points
each. Aside from these there were few
stocks which exceeded the opening prices,
among them Atchison, which rose an ex
treme, 6Vii points nnd a number of less prom
inent stocks. Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cincin
nati & St. Louis rose f.Vi points; Minneapolis
& St. Louis 7 points ,nnd the coalers gen
erally from I'i to A points.
Vnnn n f fhrm r-n1ni U'lis fllltv mntntntfieil
' The buying of Northern Pacllle was very
concentrated, a single house being credited
with the purcnaHc oi as mucn as i.w.'M)
shares. It Is n house prominent in all tho
recent notauie movements ot rallrond
stocks. The day s business was well over
2,001V") shnres, but was Gno.tfX) leas than on
any tun nay s iraning insi ween.
The lonowing are me closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchlon ..
. S.i?i St. Paul
.'M I do pM
.lll"iV. l'acine ....
. W'i 8. Hallway .,
.1S5'4
.134
. ZVi
. KV,
, s:.4
a to....
do pfd
cnn. I'aclnc ....
110 do nfil
Can. Southern...
.. M Texas & Pacific
.. SO't T.. St. L. & W.
..151514 do pfd
.. L'nlon Pacific ..
.. il do pfil
..CO Wahnsh
Chef. & o
C, II. & CJ
0., 1. & U
181
iW
111
9V4
21
'I',
, IS
:H
ii
47
'.:
rs
tlo oM ....
Clilcaitn & I
111.
C. & N. W
..20ii do pfd ....
..14 W. et I.. K.
c, n. i. & r
C. C. O. A 8t. U.
.. SJ', do pfd
.. U Wis. Central
.. SJ'i do pfd
.. :. lAdnins Kx
.. IJ'i'Amerlcan Kx
.. 47 l. S. Kx
.. i Wellsd'arpo Kx...
.. Sl'j Cons. Oas
.. 211 Hocking Coal
.. ki'i'lntcr. l'oner
.. W Itepuhllo Steel ....
..177'i do pfd
..221 Aninl. Coprer
.. Am. Car Kdy
.. 9S't do pfd
.. 41 It Am. L. Oil
.. 71 do pfd
.. 51 Am. S. & It
,..Wi da pfd
. . 5:'i Am. Tobacco
Colo. Southern
lo 1st PM
do 21 pM
Chi. T. & T
do pfd
Chi. Alton
.!(
do nfj
CHI. w
.. 1
.. SMi
.. 76
..lllli
.. r.ij
tlo pf'I A
do lira ii
IjcI. & Hudson....
.. U & W
I). & It. II
do ptu
Krle
do lt pM
do 2d litd
.. 5Ji,
.. 9i
.. SCi
.. '4
..102
.. r,ii
..10V4
..ns',4
.. i'.aj
7
... Sl',4
... 4r,
,.. IT' i
... H?4
.. 7
... S'.IJ
,.. 60
... r.'j'i
,..U6i
,.. 41
... S514
...2)!
...147'j
... n:',
... ir'i
... m
... 15
... 77i
... 2H.i
... CJ'i
... UK
...100'4
... !9
Ot. Northern pfd.,
,In"..uinc Valley
Ulk'nf5 . . .y
7b1 j Anaconda M. Co..,
1UU Hrooklyn It. T
31 Colo, 1 & I
6"j Ctm. Tobacco
M do pfd
KO (len. Klectrlo
tOSA Olucoso Sonar ....
1M Inter. Paper
1T0 do prd
IV 1 I.iclede Gas
!'-' Nat. Illscult
U Nat. l'ad
It-HNat. Salt ,
3"'il do prd
Ci N. American ....
155 -Pacific Coast
, ICOi I'aclllc Mall ,
M'.i People's (las
S3 Pressed Steel Car
lIT'il do pfd
W2 Pullman I'. Car..
3fi!i KtiRar
153 ,T. i I. Coal
I... 70 Union Hag
45' do ptd
7M; u. S. Leather ....
Mil do nfil
.-"(-
III. Central
Iowa Cfnlrnl ..
do pfd
I.. B. & W
do nta
iKiulf. & Nash.
Manhattan I. ..
Met. St. Ity
Mex. Central ..
M. & St. I.
Mo. Pacific
Mex. National .
K: .& Tl
(IO tllO .....
N. J. comrai
N. Y. Central
Nor. ei W
lo pM
N. I'aeldc
ln nfd
V,?nnVylvnnla''.'
, c. "t at
Reading
' l)o isl ,,fd ...
I" ii J Vi
Ontario & V..
do Id nfd
St. L. &. S. I'...
(iU. S. llubber ....
H i do prd
fi"i U. S. Steel
14 do prd
CC'4 Western t.'nlon ..
do lid pfd ....
do !d titd
St. L. S. W
do prd
Voir York liuiey .llnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Mnv 6. MONK Y On call.
llrm at 6 per cent; prime mercantile paper,
4f('4H per cent.
STERLING KXCIIANOK-Kasler. with
uctual business In bankers' bills at $I.S7Vf4
4.8S for demand nnd $ i.sij ror sixiy
days; posted rates, $4.fi5vit4.S6 and $I.W,
commercial bills, $4.S3-)iSi"4.Mli.
blltVi'iil (.eruucaies, wo; uar, ojc; .Mexi
can dollars, ISHc.
GOVKRNMr.NT HONUS weak; rerunn
ing 2s reg. nnd coupon, joi; 3s reg. ana
eounon. luO'.i: new Is reg. nnd couuon.
is reg. nnu
iouows:
u. b. rer. ;s, rcB..,iuu .n. i. i-eairai vi?i
do coupon
lUi N. J. Cent. gen. 3i.l33
do 2s, reff
do coupln
-.03!i No. Pacific 3s 721i
l('?'il do 4s 10Ji
Ui'.tN Y, C & St U 4s..l0i'.,
IJJ'.iNor. & West. c. 4s. .101
113t Ore. Nav. Is I'D
do new is, reg..
do coupon
do old 4a reg...
do coupon 113' do 4 Oo
do coupon
,u
do 3s, reg..
nfTTS,::-:::; 'Ik -vs::: .
dQ BdJ 4s M c ,
V""- fouwirrn M . n r g. ....
Ches. & Ohio ('-. .106 Bt. raul consols. ...193
do 3s 120 St I'. C & P 1 US14
c. & N. w. c. 7s...;:;sh, do 5s i:o
do s. ! . neb. cs.. ..l.'i s. rncinc Is :sl
CM. Ter. 4s 91 S. Hallnay If 117t
Colo, Southern li... It S. It, & T. 6s M
n. n, G, 4a
102'4'Tex. .t Pacific ls...ll'Jlj
do
.100
Union Pacific 4s
Wabaih Is
do 2s
West Shore 4s...
Wis. Central 4s..
.io:.'4
.ItS'i
.110
.U44
. 9f'Ni
.. 95'i
Gen. Elcctrlo fs....iJli
iowa Central is... .117
j.,. & uni. is ioj
jj.. K. & T. Is a
do 4i.
SSli
Vlr. Centuries ..
Offered.
nnslnii llnliin Klncka.
nnSTnt.'. Mnv Cl'nl1 Innno lHR nor
cent; time loans, iai per cent, omciai
ClOSing
A.. T. & St. K...
.. SC N. K. O. & C. IH.
. .VA't'Adientiire
6.114
17
do pfd
Am. Sucar
..iUH'HIriRham M, Co....
no pfd
.111
Amal. Copper '.2214
Am. Telephone.
Atlantic 31
lloston & Montana .412
Ilutte & Potion ....!!(
Boston & Albany... .25S
lloston I.
.1
c n. & Q
Dominion Coal
.19614
Calumet & Hccla....MS
... I'jK Centennial
31
do prd
... 11414 Franklin
...I.'S Otceola
...143 Parrot
...2'. Qulncy
... 11U franta Fe Copper,
.,, 33't.Tamarack
... 2H4 t'tah .Mlnlns
...124!,hvinon.i
... 3'4 Wolverine
...lOO'.i'
.. IS
..
.. Sl'i
..17V
.. 3
..m
.. 21
.. 2s
.. 't
I Oen, Klectrlc
r.u. r.icwuu t,,.
Mex. Central ...
I N. K. O. & C...
Old Dominion
1 ,
H" on V"'.?0
Union Land
Atchison 4j
Sew York Sllnlnic Stork.
NEW YORK. May G.-Tho following are
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con.
Alice
13 il.lttle Chief
4J Ontario
.... 12
,...s;.o
M
....
s
.... V
20
.... 55
370
Ilreece 150
Ophlr
llninswlck Con 16
Phoenix
Comstock Tun .,
., .'. I'ototl
..230 Ifavaae
,. 10 ISIerra Nevada
..110 (Email Hopes
,, CO jmandard
Con. Cat. k Va, .,
Deadwood Terra
,r " HiiveV
Horn silver
uadvllls Con..
1. iiudon Stock Qiintntlnnn.
LONDON, May 6.-2 p, m.-Closlng;
Conkoia, money.,
do aecount ...
. . . .
... fli do 1st pfd ....
91 9-l Pennsylvania ..
... Pi Heading-
...KPi'N. Paclflo prd..
...Ul'i'Orand Trunk ..
. 71.
. 7i ;
Atcnison
Can. Pacllle ,
.1031,
at. ram ...
Ill IVnlr.il
. Ill
i,ulsvllle ,
, .ivi itinnconna
..Ill Inand Mines ...
. io's
. 4V
Union 1'aeine prd... !V,4jU S. Hleel
w. j, central n uo prd
.102!:
r.nw
BAR SILVER Firm. ?7&iil nr n
MONEY 2?fl3 per cent, Thn rate of dls-
1 ci
count in tho open market for short bills Is
3V3 7-16 per cent: for three mnnihi' hills.
I U I'lVUU, ,., .Villi
Cnll Mniipy Ailvnures.
NEW YORIC. Mav IV Cnll mnnt...
vanccd In 10 per cent tndnv nml n,v,. ,.f
mo oanks inniiguraieo a new system with
reference to accepting collateral for loans,
What passed for an adequate margin a
week or so ago. when the bull mnvnmpm
was at Its height, was not considered sutll-
dent lo meci tno uncertainties or today's
I market, ror mat reason one ot tne princl-
mil banks reo'Jired'n marshi or $30 on p.i-h
1100 asked for In new loans, scrutinizing
witn unusual care tne names upon tno
I paper.
GMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bef Btttri Sold Stroig t a Dim Higher
and Cons AotWt aid Htrngr,
HOGS AVERAGED TWO AND A HALF HIGHER
I'nlrly l.lbernl Supply of Sheep nnil
1. n in lis nml Uhlle .Mnrkct Mm n
Little Mow, Just About
Mend) t'rlccs Mere l'nlil,
SOUTH OMAHA, May 6.
llecelpts were: Cattle. Hogs, sneep.
umciai Alouuay a.oiu is.y)
b.ioJ
Same day last week 2.9U U.iOi b.ow I
Mima week beiore i,Mi t,ni b,iit
Sninu three weeks uku,, 3,m e,ils b,o7u
&UHIU lour weeka ugo.,,. 1,iai i.mu i.iv2
bntne day last ycui l.ioi 4,i21 i,WI
Average nncu unlit inr hues at Soutn I
Omaha the past suvcral daya with com-
parisons:
I 1901. 19W.ls99.,b9i.lVJf.lS9'5 ilS95.
April 15.. 6 01-7.1 I 3 721 3 6i 3 W 3 34 4 71
AortI Id.. i 1. f, tf.i i :i bi, s a,i 4 n io.
April If.. a 92i b oil 3 72i 3 Vl J Uj 4 74 I 81.
April lb.. a M?, 6 4 3 b 3 b'0 3 4 (J 67
Aprll 19.. b b I6 3 111 3 bl 3 Dl i 1
April 6 b 451 3 7o 3 Wl 3 Mi 3 35 4 6
April 21.. 6 12 3 771 3 VJ 3 U 3 3u
Aplll 22.. 6 fcOHl i 3 72 3 M 3 t4 3 3J 3 70
A nril l . . P nt! a .' "ii ! kii I Vk, 1 hi
tin
April 2S.. I 6
Alilll VJ.A 5 C5 I
3 77 3 75 3 .'l
. '..! I.'. . en
3 tU
3 61
April 30.. I a OlVil 5 32
3 83 3 3 15 4 ol
May 1.
t ijl'i
ii 2tj
3 ,9 S 121 4 46 I
. 1 ;:l . m
May S...
.May 3...
May 4...
May 5...
May t...
2 i'7
5 72
5 6)
S 67! '
5 l-i
6 17
5 26
3 S0i
3 -il I 4 bo
3 72l 3 26 4 47
., i in'.
3 65
3 5
3 S7
3 93
3 95
3 93
3 62
3 61
3 bl 3 32 4 40
' I
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal lllllnhrr nf rnr.q
of stock
vas:
.uubi.i ... mu-, uy eacn roau wns.
Cattle. Hogs.Sliccp.
C, M. & Ht. V. Ry
O. Ac St. L. Ity
L'nlon Pacific System..
C. & N. W. Ry
K 13. & M. V. R. V...
S. C. & 1". Ry
C, St. 1'., M. .ti O. Ry
H. A: M. R. R. R....
C, il. oi g. Ry
K. C. & St. J
C, R. I. A P., cast..
C, R. I. & P., west..
Illinois Central
3
1
24
16
1
" i
11
13
3
1
9
Total receipts 130
51
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng tno num-
uer oi neuu lnuicatca:
Hn crs.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 36
t.91
916
3i5
Swift and Company 451
Cudahy Packing Co 195
Armour & Co 159
Cudahy, from K. C
Uudahy, from country.., 93
R. llccker Ac Dcgun bis
Vausant & Co ,S5
Lobmau & Co 367
Benton &. Underwood.... 59
Livingstone Ac Schaller.. 2i0
1.1VJ
S62
!, 36
2,213
1 20
Dennis & Co 30
Hamilton & It 2!-
Other buyers 3SI
M2
Totals 3,4S0
3.635
6,052
IM'r'I'l.l.' Tlinr nuc, ., f,lr run ..f ft. ttla
iinr,. i.i.inf r.,r n Mnmiuv nn, i nu imnifnra
were all liberal buyers It did not take long
for tho more desirable grades of all kinds
to change hands. Armour had an extra
steer buyer here today, which of course
hlnn,l tu ulllmiliiln IV.n mnrlinl nml tlm
general Impression Is that Armour will bo
u ht.fl.vv l,livl- hrn tnr unmo limn In nmn
nr ill li.nilt ill, III Ihr. tlnmnf,. In I Hn llil,mn
........ , , ,
There were only about thirty enrs of
ueci siccrs inciucied in tne receipts tins
morning nnd buyers started out early and
bought up what was
orrerta in snort oruei.
The market was not only active, but strong
to n dime higher on the more desirable
grades. Even the commoner kinds sold
without dlltlculty at good, strong prices.
Tho market on butcher stock was also In
good shape and practically all the better
urades changed hands nt an carlv hour at
gcod. strong prices. Tho commoner kinds
and ennners did not show any Improve-
ment, but tho better grades were In good and Indian. $1.15tivi.oi): cows. $3.00fil.o0; heir
demand. crs, $3.1011.93; canners, $2.00ft2.75; bulls
Hulls also sold nt fully steadv nrlces and $3.10?7-l.7O: calves. $l.005.73.
calves nnd stags iiImi biought rully as much
as tney uiu last ytck .
rnero were a good many stockers and
feeders on sale this morning, but tho do-
mand seemed to be HUttlclcm to take what
wns offered nt last .week's closlni: prices.
Tho liberal supply of bourse gave Buyers a
cnanco io tuscnminnic againsr me com-
moner kinds, nnd in some cases sellers
lounu ii oimcuii io get steady prices ror
unacsirnnio grades. Aiiyimng goon, now-
ever, sold in giud season
Representative
sales:
REEF STEERS
No. Av. Tr. No. Av, Pr.
1 700 4 00 2i 1164 4 93
2 950 4 23 12 1220 5 10
3 6.11 4 30 2 U3 & 10
14 370 4 20 1 1200 3 13
13 920 4 43 31 1143 5 13
1 950 4 50 47 12GS 5 13
40 699 4 (5 13 1103 5 13
4 OtiO I 6) 31 123S 3 ;0
Z 0S6 4 SO 33 1196 3 10
5 1274 4 SO S 1125 5 10
2 S2M 4 Wl 25 12(3 5 3)
23 10)3 4 10 12 1371 3 30
li 1197 4 S3 Hi 13ii7 3 20
20 1195 4 S3 SS 1390.. 3 20
18 1041 I S3 37 1351 3 70
6 954 4 S3 11 1217 5 50
18 1010 4 90
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
3 w 4 ,10 30 m 4 (15
IS 763 4 35 1 94.' 4 SO
COWS.
1 910 1 73 I, 1043 3 C,
1 910 2 73 1 1100 3 75
1 730 2 75 1 1230 3
4 813 2 75 I K03 3 S3
3 92S 2 SO 1 1100 3 CO
1 S90 3 00 IS 1178 4 V0
1 1160 3 10 ' 12 1032 4 00
3 934 3 13 1 930 4 00
2 930 3 23 S 1032 4 00
3 950 3 23 1 1270 4 00
1 0S0 3 13 4 10SO 4 C,
2 1010 3 25 1 1300 4 10
12 935 3 23 1 9Su 4 10
3 1000 3 33 3 1000 4 IS
2 1053 3 35 S 974 4 15
1 S90 2 15 7 1228 i 10
3 990 3 25 ' 3 13(6 4 25
16 1030 4 33 3 1263 4 23
1 1200 3 33 1 710 4 25
1 1240 3 50 1 1030 4 "i
3 10(0 3 f0 1 12V) 4 23
2 910 3 30 2 10W 13
1 12M 3 60 17 920 4 30
tl 1100 3 W 1 1330 4 73
HEIFERS.
1 790 3 2i 2 755 4 33
1 690 3 75 3 S70 4 50
3 "'J 4 00 1 934 IN
BULLS.
1 700 2 10 1 720 i 63
1 700 2 75 1 160 3 C3
1 1170 3 05 2 965 3 73
1 1170 3 13 J 2070 3 TO
1 1270 3 15 1 1370 I 10
1 920 3 10 1 $10 4 00
2 1030 3 () 2 1ISS ( 0)
1 6b0 3 30 1 1320 4 (-3
1 1(30 3 50 1 1030 4 10
1 1020 3 55 1 1260 4 10
1.. 750 3 C5 1 1050 4 15
1 1003 3 0)
CALVES.
1 IM) 1 75 1 130 6 CO
1 90 4 73 1 110 6 CO
J8 356 5 1.0
STOC1C COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 630 2 10 12 153 3 iV)
1 "30 2 23 1 1010 3 65
2 990 2 23 1 970 3 05
1 S70 2 GO 1 102) 3 65
1 SCO 2 00 b 550 3 tr.
1 66i) 2 73 SI 473 i 75
1 7(0 2 75 Jl m 3 75
1 1013 2 73 19 370 3 73
1 1030 3 fo S 533 .1 55
C "12 3 10 IS 3 S3
1 310 3 00 8 517 3 M
3 750 3 00 S Hi 3 90
2 610 3 00 1 450 4 0)
4 420 3 35 8 750 4 W
6 711 3 23 13 731 4 00
3 S" 3 M 39 61 4 M
4 650 3 2) 2 50i) 4 ')
1 "30 3 35 15 50 4 00
6 751 3 T5 50 651 4 00
2 600 3 23 23 4)4 4 00
2 915 3 35 1 710 4 00
J 1500 3 FJ 3 SOJ 4 10
2 310 3 50
8TOCK CALVES.
1 170 3 00 17 203 4 73
., DO 3 50
STAGS.
..1300 3 10
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 600 3 00 71 007 4 70
5 592 3 '.3 1 650 4 "0
4 737 3 50 17 "M I 70
3 603 3 '0 16 674 4 70
1 10 3 SO 12 434 4 73
3 654 3 50 17 711 4 75
1 780 3 73 S7 $1
2 593 1 ro 23 2 4
3 400 4 00 10.,., 35 4 10
3. 191 4 10 S3 933 4 50
8 678 4 I) 20 193 4 SO
19 433 4 13 52 783 4 90
4 520 4 15 12 520 4 93
1 735 4 35 i (I'I 5 "0
IS 334 I 30 Jl 593 5 CO
6 COO 4 60 14 590 3 )
4 74 ) 4 S3 37 592 3 Co
S 637 4 03 39 578 5 I'D
II 332 1 63 41 550 3 M
HOGS There was not a heavy run
boss here today und the market can
MAT 7, 1001.
quoted a strong 2'jc higher than Satur
day. Packers started out and wanted to
buy their droves at about steady prices,
but sellers were holding for an advance
nnd dually got It. Tho bulk of the hogs
sold from $5.ti to $5,70, with it top of $".7i'a.
Tho marKci Kept improving as me morn
ing advanced and closed up strong. The
llrst sales were mostly nt jS.fi.'i, and later
nt $3.05 and $5.tii'4, and llnally at $574
nnd $5.70. H was a good, uctlvu market
nfirr irinlliie llnallv started, and every-
thing was i out or iirst hands in good sea-
No. av. Sh. 1'r.
No.
AV. sh. I'r.
13 "H ... 4 fit
P3 W 40 5 r.ji,
64...
7...
7t...
87...
67...,
62...,
64...
73...
62...
7S...
61...
CS...
85...
81...
...loo 160 fi fjii
,...!M 12i) 3 67',
....1(7 80 S 7'j
....113 ... 5C?',
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SI ll'MI' Tlmrn wiim iilintll im average
Mondnv's run of sheen liero today, anil
although packers did not seem to be par-
o tlculariy anxious ror supplies, seners
mauageu to gei jusi aooui sieauy inn w,
ri the trade at tins poun. i.;oioraiio lamus
until ii m lili?h us LViiO. which was lust about
steady with last week, and clipped lambs
Bum ill fl.o,), linn uiiiniwii n;iiii.-ip ,v i,.
wI.im, u iiw. u.imi. ii m tlinv broiicht last
week. Tho market us n whole then could be
quoted Just about steady. .
fiiiiitnilmiM! Ctinlrn wethers, tl.20fll.ti0i
fair to gcod wethers, $l.wy4.20: clipped
, 1 . , . I , in nt,l,l t,l1ll,M(l
MUllltlB, 1.I.1J Jl'1.0, ,1111 .V, r"ul ,.'..-
wethers. .i.7u'd l.oo; cnoinc iikiiiwcikui year;
Hugs, $l.25fl.iW; fair to good yearlings. $l.lo
f -': clipped yearlings. $I.154j 1.33; choice.
; - -;.. , i,,, ,f7. ,nlr t i eood
s?Vf j ' J,i,l AWP!t. tj-jsiiJ.;:.:
ciuiiro iniiiiiN. 7i.!Mrrf.i.m: lair to cuuu utiuu.
$l.0.'ii(4.9O' rllpped lambs, $1,201)4.40; spring
lambs. $5.50;il.oJ; feeder wethers, $3.j01i I.Ou;
teener lamus, ji.wyi.iu. iiepresciuuinu
hales:
No.
A v.
35
71
159
79
102
SS
75
SS
90
S3
72
69
69
Pr.
$2 50
3 50
3 59
4 00
4 15
4 35
5 ()
5 (0
2 CO
3 O)
I U)
4 75
1 75
2 cull lambs
139 clipped ewes
iu uncus
255 clipped Mexican wethers..
461 dinned .Mexican wethers..
311 Colorado flipped lambs...
613 Colorado-Mexican lambs..
&3I Colorado lambs
2 cllmu'd ewes
501 clipped ewes
423 western wethers
fill Colorndo western lambs...
110 Colorndo lambs
Chicago 1,1 vn vrocic mahkkt,
Mcern Sternly In Ton 11 IbIht Hiis
nil Sheeii Mow,
CHICAGO. Mav 6,-Cnttle-Recelnts. IK.Oiio,
tncliidlng 3)0 Texans. Steers, steady, to 10c
lilgher; butcher stock, active and steady;
good to prlmo steers, $5.051) 0.00; poor to
medium. $l.o0f-5.0: Miockers and feeders.
$2.WVj5.00: cows, $2.05f(4.Ci5; heifers, stendy to
Mtroiig, itifM.bu; canners slow, h.wh.mi;
bulls llrm. $:i.0of(4.50; calves nbout steady.
3.50115.00; Texas fed steers, $I.25J(5.10; 'i'exas
grass steers, ji.(.Niyu.4u; Texas Dims, .. ioy
3.90,
11 OGS Rcclctits today. 30.000 head : tomor
row- KM 'ipni'i estimated left over, 1.O00
head. Market opened 5teady, closed tirm
F.0??!-- clearances. Mixed and butchers
$-i."o..s.i; good to choice heavy, $o.,W(o.S,VJ
rOUgll llCaVV. u. . ,11 J.l.l : light. Ja.DOSl J.W
udk of salcs, $3.75q.5.SO.
SI11CHP AND LA M US ReCCllltS. 20.1
Illlll'ltet slow: CXIlOrt 1111 to $l.l): Cllllliei
I inmliu ul.iortt. ivnnltil .,'n. I.' ..lliM.n.l lit. In
$4.75: .good to choice wethers, $1.1015.40; ; fair
"'.y'':",''- . . .;JV'."
$l.lofi5.40; yearlings. Sl.lMil.oO; native, lambs
I la,uu'"'i .niuni uuinra, h,woij..,
KiuiMiiK City l.lvr Ntnrk Mnrkrt.
KANSAS CITY. May 6,-CATTLU-Re
ceints. l.fOi) nntlves. 500 Texmis. 2i) calves
native and Tcxus beef steers. 101115c hlkher
stockers and feeders, active and steady
aood to choice native beef steers. $5.25fc5.60
fair to good, $4.50(B.15; stockers and feeders
$1.00375.25; fed westerns, i6.MTl.-o; Texas
HOGS Receipts, S.500 head; market
opened siorioy, cioseti nc nigiicr; top, fo.ss
bulk or sales, ji.tvuii.Ni; neavy, j.i.mi&.sj
mixed packers, $5.55y5.75; light, $5.2535.tT7',i
pigs. S loom 5.20.
SHKICP AND LAMUS Recelnts. 6.S00
mnrket strong nnd nctive; western lambs,
i.oun-i.yj; western wetnera, l.'o'u-i.j'i; west,
ern yearlings. $l.50tff 1,75; owes, $3.503ii'l.0O
cutis, K.&uoia.ai; cupped Texans, ja.o"Jai.2o
spring litmus, jo.wqjb.w.
ew York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Mny rt.-HEEVES-Recelnts
i.sd neuu: steers, ste auv to snn e lower
bulls, steady. 12; cows generally 10c higher
steers. $4.S5ff5.65: oxen nnd stnKS. Sl.Oiirr
5.05; bulls, JJ.10fjt.30; cows. $2.K'al.o0. Cables
steady; exports, none.
CALVliH llece nts. li.un neni : demand
fnlr Mirlces steady to 25o lower; some Into
arrivals unsold: veins, j.i.wiia.io: mainiv,
j3.5Wio.50: little cnives, ti'.Tjjia.uo.
HllKKP and L...Ain iieceipts. w.'hs
head: slow; lambs, 16c higher; sales, 25c
higher; clipped sheep, $3.2501.50; export
sheep, $1.75: clipped culls, $2.5003.0); old
sheep, Si.ootfS.oo; clipped lambs. $4.5iX(fj.50;
clipped culls, $.t.50tf3.75; lambs, $2.00'ii5.O0.
HOGS Receipts, 9,313 head; market lower
nt$5.050.10.
.St. I, iiii U Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. I.OI'IR. Mnv I".. CATTLE Herelnts.
2,200 head, Including 150 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$1.90(15.75; dressed beef nnd butcher steers,
J4.2Kijfi.;;o; steers under ids., w.iauo.mi;
sloLkers and feeders, $2.70fil.S5; cows nnd
heifers. 2.(W( 5.00 ; ennners, $1.25(!2.S5; bulls,
12.70'fj 1.10; Texas nnd Indian steers, $3.45(TJ
3.10; cows and heifers, $2..V?l,15.
HOGS Receipts. 6.700 head: market hteady
to 5c lower; pigs and lights, $5.6O!j5,"0;
packers. $5.0017.1.73; butchers, $5,751(5.55.
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts, 1,600
head; market steady, with no good lambs
nn snlo: native 'muttons. $1.004.60: lambs.
$1.603,00: spring lambs. ij.OO'SS.iK); culls and
bucks, $3.ooif(.5o: stockers. $2.00Q3.25.
St. .losepli l.lvi- Stock .Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. May 6.-(Snecl.U.l-
The .lournal quotes:
CATTLE Receipt, ww head; market nc
tive, 10c higher; natives, $4.30ft5.20; Texas
and westerns. $3.75fj5.20; cows and heifers,
$2.35j5.10; bulls and stags, $2.35j4.M; stock
ers and feeders, $3.E0ft4.M); yearlings and
calves, $3,754(5.00; veals, $l.25ifi6.50.
HOGS Recclnts,3,su) head; market about
steady; all guides, ISTMQ 5.8214; bulk of sales,
$5.U5Crjo,75; plgF, steady.
Hlll'vU,!' AJSU l.A.lllin JircripiH, ll'-uu;
sheep, slow: lambs, 10c higher, $1,90(5.10;
yearlings. $l.0Ujl.&0; wethers, $J.!s5t 1.30;
ewes, $3.25tj 1.00.
Stock in Slnht.
TTnllnwInir nre tho recelnts at the four
principal western markets ror May o:
Cattle, lions. She'P.
Smith rinmhil 3.670 S.oSO 6.75S
Chicago 15.000 30,001) 20,liiH)
Kansas city i.r"J e,.T"i n.wsi
St. Louis I5.7( 1.600
Totals
2S.370 4S.7S0 35.15S
Sinn. City Me Stuck Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY, May 6,-lSpeclnl Telegram.)
.i'atti.h-Recelnts. 4.000: market slow:
cin..L-rrsi Htoiulv. ml cattle strong: beeves.
$l.5H6.0o; cows nnd bulls, mixed, $'.3503.75;
stockers and feeders, $3.25Q-I.l0; calves and
yearlings, j.i.ou'n i,v,
HOGS Receipts, l,2o0; mnrket steady;
telling, $5.li"!f;'Sfi.ii5; bulk, $5,5715.60.
Hn n U Clt'iiriiiK.
OMAHA. Mnv 6. Hank, clearings today:
J1.11S.37S; corresponding day last year,
$1,021,227; lneteasf. $127,151.
NEW YORK. May O.-C'lcarlngi, JH2.C0S,
969; balances, $12,919,011.
, ('llli'AUU, .May ti. uicuriiiKH, j.,5..n,io,
balances, $2,763,121. Posted exchange, $I.Sj14
Gj-t9; Now York exchange, 10c premium.
ni l.uiii!", iiiny ii, i. icHrniun. .'.i"i,i"-i
balances. $2,730,iiO; money, 5'0i per cent.
New York exchange par bid. 10c premium
nsked.
CINCINNATI, .May 6,-Clearings, i.iw.'
l.V. Now York exchnnge. 1520c premium.
Mnncv. .If6 per cent. ,
BOSTON. May 6,-ciearings, i3,w..".
balances, 1,9I5,709. , ,.
PHILADELPHIA. May 6,-Clcarlngs, $1.,-
620,587; balances, J2.170.I7S. ,
BALTIMORE. Mny 6,-l'ieHrings. -,ii,
919; balances, $550,473.
Cotton Mnrket.
vi'iv win I.- t.-iv (l.-COTTON Shorts
and longs controlled the cotton miirket by
turns todny. wiin mo i- n iniuih iu
liettnr position at Urn closing. Soon after
mld-day there was a break of Mn points
under selling brought on by estimates, of
heavy receipts at New -Orleans und Hius
ton tomorrow. July tell back to 57.iO nnd
for the rest of the session the market was
feverish and Irreg-.tlar. with the nit predis
posed to sell on further decline. The mar
ket was llnally steady, with prices not un
changed to .1 jsilnts lower. Spot closed
quiet; middling iiinmnm, oj-ini.-, middling
Spot, moderate buslnes. 1-32d lower; m rj.
dllng for the account. 1 2T;il. P00'1 "
dllng. I17-:M. middling, I 11-32(1, low nil;
dllng, 4S-32d; good ordinary. 3 2-32d; rrdl-
,111,.., -. I. .... .-. - - .
S.iM) bales, of whlrh iW were for export and
Included 70") American. Receipts, none, I he
Cotton exchnnge will no cioscu on .n.iy
27 anil 31 and June I. ,.rtv
Ni:W OUL1CANH, May (5. -COTTON-Spot,
easy; sales. 3,10) bales; nrdlnary, ;Jf.
good ordinary, 61-16o: low middling, i.7o;
middling. 7 l-16c; good mlddUnc. Sic: mid
dling fair, SVi receipts. 3.0Sd bales; stuck,
197.211 Hales.
eir York Iry tiooils MnrUel.
NT.W VOIIU-. Mnv R. DtlY CiOOUS
Some good sized propositions In the dry
...... I -I. - . "... . H, l.t.t unll.ira tin.
IIIIIIKUl llll I'AIMIIl, lint riiiM" -.
clhie to accept buyers' prices. The market
lor urown rottonn is oiuerwise iuu-i mm
Irregular. Hleachi'd cottons dull, with nil
easier tendency. Wide sheetings slow and
iincnniigi'd. I'rint cloths innctlvc in pre
vious prices. Wide goods barely steady.
Prints dull and unchanged; glnghnnis,
quietly steady; white goods, steady In lino
grades; low grades, chill and Irregular
MiHiir MnrUrt.
NHW YORK. Mav f.-rtCOAR-Raw.
Ilrni; fair rrllnlng, 3c; centrifugal. 9i? est,
4 9-;i."c; mninsses sugar. ;iic, retined, nrm.
NKW ORLHANS. Mny (i.-SrOAR-lJlll. t;
open kettle. 3 1-10'if-l 3-bV; open kettle, cell
trifugal, 3T4t!llr, centrifugal yellow. Hi'n
IV; seconds, 2?Sle. Molasses, strong; cen
trifugal, fi'dlte.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
Vn ii ninrinrirjn nciiliist State. Error
from York. Opinion by Hnlcomb, 3. Filed
April 10. 1901. ....
l, in nn iniormation miner mc toihu h
i.iiiinn ,,r noiinii I J nr the criminal code,
charging n person with carnally knowing
a ttniale child unticr tne ngu m to jnuji
with her coi'sent, It Is not necessary to til
lego that such lemnlc child Is other than
tl... tlniichtnr nr nlRtnr' nf the OIIO com
mitting the assault.
2. Nor it it necessary to nllege Hint tho
offense whm committed "with the consent
of Muih female child,
n An ,1 i?,.ti,irn1 ruin Hie re-exnmlnntlon
nf a witness should be limited to the points
arising out of tho cross-eMimlnntlon. But
whether this ruin snan ne strictly eiuoicvu
or nnt seems to rest entirely In tho dis
cretion of the presiding Judge. Schlcnker
against State, 5 Neb., 211, followed,
1. Admission of testimony of mother nnd
sister ns to age of prosecutrix held without
error.
5. The Mata may show, in a prosecution
for rape, the subsequent acts of the tie
milium nun nrier llin allcccd commission
or the crime. In leaving the locality appar
ently for tho purpose or escaping urresi
nnd prosecution.
6. instruction quoted, In view of the evi
dence, on bchnlf of tho defendant, held
proper.
7. Evidence examined nnd found Slllllelent
to support the verdict of the Jury nnd tho
I ltd n tmti I or the trial court.
iNO, il, 1 riinnie agiiinsi nunc. r.rnii
from Merrick. Alllrmed. Opinion by Nor
vnl. C. .1. Filed Anrll 10. 1901.
1. A plea of "not guilty," whether m.nlo
bv the accused or entered by the co.ir t for
him when on arraignment he remains mute.
Is n waiver of nil defects In an Information
that cm be reached by a. motion to quash.
2, The words "prosecuting attorney" In
sections 579 nnd 5s.n, Code ot Criminal Pro
ccdure. construed to mean county attorii"y
'I. Information for crimes must be by the
county attorney or mo proper county ami
in. verified bv his oath.
I. Clerk of the district court may prop
el Iv lako vcrlllcatlon of Information.
5. A court will take Judicial notlco of Its
clerk.
C. Name ot an addlttnnnl witness discov
ered after tho llling ot an Information may
he endorsed thereon before trial.
7. In n prosecution for robbery from tho
person It Is not necessary tu a conviction
that the prosecuting witness testify In so
many words that he did not consent to the
taking oi tne property, u ins wnoic icsu
mony discloses his non-consent.
No. 11,761. Tccumseh National Bank
ncatnst McGce. Error from Johnson. Af
lli'nicd. Opinion by Holcomb, J. Filed
April 17, 1901.
1. White the KCncrnl rule Is that an nd
mlnlstrntor or personnl represcntntlve of a
decedent's estate must prosecute actions
for the recovery of debts due the estate.
there Are exceptions to the rule, and In
the present case, held, that the order ot the
trial court, substituting an heir at law and
permitting her to prosecute the action for
her Intel est In the claim In controversy, In
her own name, the other heirs having set
tled nnd compromised theirs, was not er
roneous.
2. AVhere, during tho proceedings In an
notion to recover a debt alleged to bo due
an estate, the trial court, on application of
an heir at law, sets aside an order ot dis
missal made at the same term, on a stlnu.
latlon entered Into by the administrator
and tho defendant, nnd permits tho heir
nt law to be substituted piaintur, nnu
rrosecute the action In her own nnme and
light for her Interest In tho subject matter
of the litigation, nnd the evidence upon
such hearing has not been preserved in a
hill or exceptions, the presumption Is that
there wns sutilclent evidence lo support the
finding and order maoo ny me trial court
on such hearing.
3. Where a settlement of a matter In
litigation Is entered Into by the minimis
irntor. which Is prejudicial to the stibstau
tl.il riehts of an heir at law. and not such
as properly protects her Interests, or was
entcreu into couosiveiy ami in iiaun nt ner
rluhts nnd without her consent; held, thn
court may properly, under the clrcum
stnnces, permit the heir at law to bo sub.
stltutcd to prosecute the action In her own
name.
I. Such substitution would not bo equiv
alent to tho beginning of a new action, and
tho statute of limitations can not be In
terposed by renson thereof.
5. Action of the trial court In disposing
of tho first, second nnd third drlenses,
plendcd In the answer, as matters of law,
to be decided by the court, and withdraw
ing tho samo from tho consideration of the
Jury, held proper.
6. Where the questions raised by the de
fense pleaded havo been disposed of by thn
rulings of the trial couit. made during the
pendency ol tho action, they hae bee ime
ms ndjudlcaln, nnd are not proper ques
tions to bo tried by the Jury as issues ot
fact.
7. AVhere n perior, wns a stockholder and
nn oillccr In a auU at the time of an al
leged deposit out of which litigation grew,
but before tho lltlgtilon and long prior to
the deuth of the plaintiff who began the
litigation trnnstcrred all his Interest In the
1 ni 1 1 U nnd severed !'s connection therewith,
lie would not. on a subsequent trial of the
cue, utter, tho dinth of the plaintiff, by
reason of his prior connection with the
bank, be Incompetent to testify as to trans
actions had with the deceased plaintiff at
the tlmo ot nnd relating to the alliged de
posit, and would not havo a direct legal In
terest In the result of the suit within the
meaning of section 229 of the code.
S, if a Judgment pronounced hi a penilng
notion will be legal evidence for or against
tho witness In another action then .u ,1
witness has a direct legal Interest In the
result of the suit, which reiiileis nln testl
money Incompetent under the provisions of
9.1,(1 section.
9. Testimony of witness as to traii-nviions
Inquired ibout held Incompetent ns agu.rsi
the leprccontntlves ol the deceased by r".,
so. i ol his connection with the firm or nark
of RiR'sili Ai Holmes, of which ho was a
member
in. Where testimony of a deceased peron
i.iken on n rormer trial is read in ivmnvu
nt a siinsequent ma., h'lt not relating to n
particular transaction Involved in conlio
vcrsy, tho testimony or a witness regurdln
such particular transaction Is not thereby
rendered ai'mlsslble
11. Where, under the plendlng". the bur
den w'as on the defendant It Is not eirir to
charge the Jury that "unless you find "fur
ther that the defendant has proved by a
fair preponderance of the evidence that de
rei.dant has paid lo George W. Harmon or
tho bank or Russell ft Holmes on the au
thority of George W. Harmon the si-m nf
$5,000 und Interest. If vou hud that Interest
wan inld by defendant bank you must r'.ni
foi the plaintiff."
12. Instructions examined nnd found to be
perCrent to the Issues nr presented .iy tho
pleadings, and tho giving of the same wllh
ci.t error,
p. hvktcM'r examined nnd found to sjp.
port the urdict and Judgment rendered
t hereon.
T 1 1 It REALTY MAIIKKT.
INSTRl Mf.N'IS placed on record Monday.
May 6:
Wnrriinly Herds,
E, N. Rummcl and wifo lo llnnna
i numum, nn. 1, oinck l, llrlgga
I'laro i ,75
C. J. t amp and wife to Omaha Brick
company, lot lo, block 49, Grand
View no
Chnrlen Conner and wife tn J. .I.
tV0!'.""'. Jr.. et nl, lot 12, hlock 17.
Bedford Place 1
W. D. Swentzel and wife lo A. P.
'iukev, lot 5, block 197. Omaha 12,000
A. P. Tukey nnd wife to Slorz Brow
ng company, s 44 feet lot 5, hlock
197, Omaha fl.frt)
Robert Collyor to R. S. t 'Oliver, lot 3,
block 3. Isaac & S.'s add; s 3S feet
lot 15, Reed's 2d add, h4 lot 3, block
4, Horbaeh's 2d mid 1
(lull Clitlm Deed.
E. M, McNalr and hisband lo Ed
Phelan, lot 7, block 3, Missouri
Avenue park ."')
Deed.
Sheriff to E, M. McNalr. lot 7, block
3, MIsouri Avenue park , 267
Total amount of transfers "I?,5$
ST. LOIMS, May . cut
tiling. Sc: sales, none: receipts. t.v2 hales;
shipments. 1,162 bales; stock, 3.i9n bales.
GALVESTON, Mny 6,-COTTON-l.asy,
Sic.
BIG STOCK BROKERS PINCHED
( Menu" I'li'iu I niilile In .Meet Obllu'.t-
tlon ii it Ncii 5 orU Stock
liti'lm line,
CHICAGO, Mny 6.-Jamlc-on & Co., 169
LaSalle street, one of the larc.cn slock
brokerage firms in the west, lme sin
pended, They wore unable to meet their
obligations on the New York Stock ex
change. Cook's Imperlnl Extra Dry Champaqne has
a delicious aromu of the grapes It? purity
Is undoubted.
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lo-t fiwr or iti-Hkriilnir ilialtif.
uur Viuiiuiii Orirun Pi eloper UI
Intorn ini ulUiout diutt er
rlri'litrlti 75.(100 in nre i nutmm
failure, not one returned , nnC O P (mud. wrlle fur
frrr nirllrulnm. n-nt ieMiil In ilnln ei.velore.
LOCAL APPLIANCE CO.. 130 Thorp 81k.. IndlinipoHi. Ii id.
nIrvITaTills
Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor aaJ Manhood
Curo (mpotcticy. Nlpht Emlr-iIons, Loss of Mom
ory, nu wasimp ui-K-npetsi i
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(ha nlnli clow to nnlo
clieolis nnd reslnios tin-
llre nf Minth. l!v mnll
i60o nsr box. 0 boxes for
$2.60, with our bankablo i;nurontee to curt
or refund tho money paid. Hond for circular
aud ciiy of our b.iukiiblo Kusrnnteo bend.
NervitaTablets
P.XTRA STREN0TH
l,nM,tltl D,,la
l,ri,n,ii.,.il llllllltuntiv tvw.ui.o
Positively piniriintrod cum for Loss of PowCTi
Varicocele. Undexcloped nf lihriinkon Orsnna,
Pnroli, Locomotor Atnxln, Nditoiih Proattfl
tlon, llytnrln, VU, Infinity. PnrnlysU nud tno
Itestilt of Ktci-siIto Uso nf Tobacco, Opium or
Liquor. By mail tn plain pneknc". 81.00 n
mix, O for $0.00 Willi our bankable fruor
nteo bond to oure In UO days or refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA IViEDiCAL CO.
Clinton A .ln"f-" - . "-CACOf IU
For cale by Kunn .C., Uth and DougUU
t, Omiilwi. "latx; Oau. H. JJttvia. Couaoll
Bluff!'. Iowa.
DeWett's
LittBo
seis
Tho famous little pilis
For Biliousness, Torpid Liver, Const,
patlon, Hick Ileiulsiclie, Uizilness, in.
testlnal ObstructioiiH, Jaundice and
all other Llvor and Bowel Troubles
DhWitt's Littlk 1'tAititY Bisiais aio
uneqiialled. They net promptly and
never rlpe. They are so Miiall that
they can be taken without any t rouble.
Propcrod by E. U.flo Wilt Co.. Rhlongrv
"The Best of
Everything
Chicago and East.
St.Paul-Mitiiieapolis.
Hot Spritigs-Deadwood.
CITY OFFICES:
(401-1403 Farnam Street.
11 .Ml LUS hllOUTUST TO
ST. I.Ob IS.
TheSt. Louis Cannon Ball
Leaves Union Stntlon dally S:15 p. m.
Arrives In St. Louis 7.00 a. m.
L'S .Mil, liS SII()UTi:sT
(tlil.NL'V.
TO
TheQuincy Express
Leaves Union Station dally nt 7 00 n. ni.
Trains loavo dally for St. Louis, Kanias
City, Qulncy nnd all pointo U.-mt or South.
Tickets to all polntB In Europo via all
lines, Call at O. v ft. L. city ofllco, 141J
I-'arnam Strcot, I'axtnn Hotel Dlk.. ur wrlto
HarryE. IHoores,
O 1. 6 T. A , Omaha, Neb.
fcystem Ih th" only "ofo nnd uro method or cur
nallChrotilo DUease'S Dr. Kav's Jtfnnvntor
iHthoonlv perfcctsyHlem renovator. I-ree sam
ples and book. Dr. II, J. Kuy, Saratoca :v Y.
WILCOX TANSY PILLS
MontBirReBUl'to-. Sataand Sure. , Nivf
Fills. Druasllls orbl Mall. Prlct, (2
Stnillor Wornin's S-l'Ouard ('')
WILCOX ME0.C0..329 N. 1 5tt bl..Pilla. Pa.
Bold oy Shennan & McCtmnoll Drug Co.
T rtritiiine XKtfl.
Boycl Commission Co
Succcasor- to Jmes li. Uoyd & Co.,
OMAHA, NRD. I
COMMISSION 1
(JIIAIN. I'ltOVISIO.NS AM) SiTOCICS,
llimrd nt Trnilr HiiIIiIIiik.
Direct wires to Culcaijo and New Yorlf,
CotusvonUvnce, John A. Warren & Co.
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