THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
111 Osntli Hilt Stroif, bit Wliiat Ltus
Iti Early Adranc.
CORN FIRM DESPITE HEAVY RECEIPTS
Oata Strong on Drum nil from Country
Interests Main I'rtltirc of I'm
visions la :tri'nKtli of l.nrd,
Which Close tHithcr.
CHICAfiO, Mny 20. Corn ami oat ruled
trong todny, elosltiK Kllc higher lor July
delivery, but wheut lost its enrly advnnce
and closed unchnriRCd. Provisions cloned
I'ac to lOo up,
In response to the Liverpool market
(ailing to follow Baturdy'H ndviuice on this
Hide, May wheat opened He lower to un
changed at 72'4c to 7SSr. During the fore,
noon the price rose to 'MVtC. Thin wnn lrnsnd
Chiefly on the purchase of approximately
2.'),000 bushels by a single linn, although
tho stntlstlcs were stitllctcntly tt)ll l!ti to aid
materially In changing tho alucs. Traders,
who were short ot July In most cases, cov
ered on the advance at 73'lc the advance.
At T3',ic tin; advance was checked by the
heavy sales of an Influential operntor.
Hliorts by this time were In a, more secure
position and this operator succeeded In un
loading only u small portion of hi lung
line, estimated at 2,WW at 73c or better.
He sold till tho price reached 72'ji. and then
apparently having disposed of his burden,
he. stopped and the market cloed steady,
July unchanged at 7Jic May exhibited
strength m times, but the buying seemed
to be side play for thn purpose of helping
July. From various parts of tho spring
country came word of the need of rain, but
Kansas prospects were said to bo highly
satisfactory. The domestic visible de
creased 3,2fi5,0OO bushel. World's shipments
last week were 7,902,0.x), l.&iO.dn) bushels un
der the previous week, while tho quantity
R II oat showed a decrease of 1.W8 bushels,
the decrease In shipments was due to u
falling off In Itusslun exports, tieabourd
clearances in wheat and Hour were equal
to tw.oyi bushels, while primary receipts
aggregated WM,arv bushels, compared with
16S,0f)0 bushels last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported a total of 3IH cars against
B03 last week, nnd 36 a year ago, Local re
ceipts were 37 curs, I of contract grade,
Corn held firm In the face of heavy re
ceipts. One firm bought n quantity for
shorts, Mny was also In demand by shorts,
who saw tit to secure profits, and as thcro
was not much on the market the price was
held well nbuve Saturday's level, July sold
between I'to and !5',ic, and closed SWic
higher at 44?c. May ranged between 4514c
at the opening nnd 48c and closed at the
latter figure 114c oyer tho previous close.
Receipts were S32 131 of contract grade.
Trade was fairly active,
Oats were active and strong on a de
mand from country Interests believed to
reflect tho backwardness of the season,
This class of buying caused covering by
local people who were short and the result
was an ndvance In prices. July sold be
tween IS';H28e nnd 79c nnd closed "sfiVic
higher at 28;c. Offerings nt tho top wcro
liberal, but not sufficient to appreciably
lessen the demand. Iteeelpts were 299 cars,
Htrtngth In the price of lard was tho
feature In speculative trading In provisions.
Aw advnnco ot 1214c In May was taken as
an Indication of nn Improved demand. Tho
market was also helped by the corn
tdrength. July pork closed 7V4c higher nt
JH.2i: July lard 10c. up nt H.17!4. and July
ribs oW.io Improved nt ".!714'(7.).
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
45 cars: corn, 915 cars; oats, 4fi0 cars: hogs,
22,000 head.
The lending futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. High, Iw. I Close.l Sat'y.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Folk
May
July
Sept.
Lard
May July
Sept.
Ribs
May July
Sept,
73?, 73T, T3H,'73i5Tt, 73
72',4aH "3' 72J4 72", 72i
5'43H 4 45U 4S 464
44 45W 44tf W.i, 4tv4WH
44(i'tfU 44s 4I 44H H
30 30i SO 305 294
2SlJ4 29 2SU 2Siff
26!iJih 2T 2CU'? MV(fT 2H
14 724 II SO 14 72 14 SO H 7Jij
14 SO 14 95 11 85 14 921, 14 fii
14 f5 14 90 14 k2M 14 87H 14 75
S 20 8 2!) S 20 S 25 S 10
S 074 S 17',j S 07(4 K 1754 S 07U
S 10 S 20 8 10 S 20 3 10'
S 15 K 15 R 15 S 15 -K'rM
7 9214 00 ft 24 HI " 7 2tf
7 90 7 95 7 90 7 95 7 S7',i
No. 2.
Cash quotations were aj follows:
KLOUH-Qulet: winter patents. J3.S0tf?3.90;
tralghts, 3.'.'0if3.SO: spring specials, $1.20;
patents, I3.404M.19; Btralghts, J3.2093.SO:
bakers. I2.20fff2.fi0.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 69873ic: No, 2
rel. 73U1I73T4C.
CORN-Ko. 2, 4754c; No. 2 yellow, 47fl
47 lie.
OAT8-N0. 2. 304J30ttc: No. 2 white, 304
34c: No. 3 white. 80H331HC.
RYK-No. 2. 54V4C.
UARI.KY-aooif feeding, 50365c; fair to
choice malting. Mc.
8ERD8-N0. 1 flax. $1.70; No. 1 northwest
ern. 1.70: prime timothy, .00'S3.65.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per hbl.. M4.WI
B14.M. Ttrd. per 100 lbs.. $7.6087.G:i. Short
ribs sides (loosel, J8.0OWS.2O. Pry failed
shoulders (boxed), JB.75w7.CO. Short clear
fides (boxed). JS.12i4fi8.25.
WHISKY Basis of high wines. J1.2H.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today:
iteeelpts. Shipments.
25,000 25,000
61.000 526.OC0
454,000 491,0011
370.000 2S5,0i'0
4.000 MOO)
Ploir. bbls.
wheat, hu..
Corn, hu,..,
Oats, hu
Hyp, nu.
Barley, bti 11,000 ti.oo.)
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wns firm: creameries, ltfJlMjc:
dairies, ll(iil"V4c. Cheese, easy, 9fll0ic.
Kggs, steady, nt llUHc.
KBW YORK CSKXKItTi, .MAnKKT.
Qanlntlona of tlir Day nit
Commodities.
Various
NEW YOnK. May 20.-FIX3ITR-Rccelpt!,
18,06 bbls.: exports, 7.4SO bbls.; fulrly ac
tive and firm with wheiU: winter patents,
$3.fi3fH.O0: winter straights, J3.45fj3.5Ii; win
ter extras, J2.45irf2.85; Minnesota bakors,
J2.90fi3.25; winter low grades. J2.30W2.40. Ryo
Tour, steady: fair to good, J2.Wfi;3,10: choice
to fancy. I3.50jf3.70.
CORNMKM Quiet; yellow western, $1;
city. P9c: Brandywlne, 2.45if2.55. '
York carlots.
nARLKY MAKT-Ullll: western, t55Q7:c.
WHEAT Receipts, 364,100 bu.: exports,
124,509 bu. Spot, steady: No. 2 red, 824c.
f. o. h., afloat; No. 2 red, 79c, elevator;
No. I northern. Duluth, 83ic. f. o. b
afloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth, 90c, f. o. b.,
afloat. Options opened temporarily rather
easy, owing to foreign selling, but quickly
recovered and ruled firm up to the last
hour on bullish weekly statistics, active
covering. Influential buying at Chicago nnd
lsss favorable crop news. They finally
'''''"fy.1.0 realizing and closed about steady
t 4o net decline. Mny. ROilSiSlHo.
closed at Sfic: July. 7RHfi79c. closed at
78c: BeDtember. TBUifTKiv r-in..,i ,
CORN-Recelpts, 74.200 bu.; exports. 64,396
"J " . ' wc- elevator, nnu
V0T4c. 1. o. b., afloat. Option market opened
falrlv steady anil nrmitro,!
trength on heavy western buying, a do-
ZAZiZF, umi covering. .May,
JAJj&Oiic. closed at Wc; July closed at 49c
Bentember. 48 l-tM4Wc. i-ln.o.i a, jii V-1'
OATS-Reeelpts. 213.700 bu.: exmirts
JJ.065 bu. Spot firmer; No. 2. 33Uc; No 3
Mo; No. 2 white. 34c; No. 3 white 33Vic
c,k,I!lxHW,""l31l3.?F tnC', white:
HAY Steady; shipping, 75c; g
good to
choice. 925(If95c.
iiors-g
-Quiet: state common to choice
. 17fi20c: 1899. Ilfl5c: old olds? $X
oast. 1900 crop.l6Jfl9c; , ilyUc;
itno crop, ii
'nclflc coa
old olds, 26c.
HIDEB-Steadyj Galveston, 20 to 2S lbs
18Vc; California, 21 to 25 lbs.. 19c; Tc-a
drv. 24 to 30 lbs.. HQ14c. ' le"aH
IiEATHER Qulot; hemlock sole, nuenos
A)ru, IlKllb iu liruvjrwciKllls, -I01-JC: aeiii
S3V14f24Hc '
TALLOW-Steady; city (J2,er package),
4ic: country (pkgs. free), 5lio?ic.
I'lioviHioNH ueer. quiet: ramiiy, jio.m
12.00; mess, J.l50fi9.50; beef hams. JM.OiM
21.50: packet. JKMX1Q10SU; clt extra India
mess, J15.0tVfJt7.00. Cut meats, quiet;
iURHiea i)mes. .9uuiu.(u: picKieu suouiuers
i.txi; ptcKiea nnms. rj.76Uio.:&. l.ani, nrni
western steamed. JS.45! refined, firm: con
tlnent. J8.fl0; South America, J9.10; com
pound. J6.75. I'ork. firm: family. J16.oo
ii.w: snori cieat, iis.wyif.w; mess, m.vo
RICE-Qulet; domestic, fair to extra
IVttfc: Janun. 4H'UHc
BUTTER Recelnts. 9.2S I nlfes sleadv
creamery, IMJlfc factory, lttrt3c; Imita
tion creamery, 13iil7
B citlSKSIS Receipts, 1,144 pkgs.
nulet; fancy, large, colored, 8c: fancy
large, while. SHflSSc: fancy, small, col
wrru. jijoi inncy, small, wuiie, c
EatJ8 Receipts, 16.955 pkgs.; steady
western, ungraded, 11013c; western, stov
ae packed, ISfilJUc.
POULTRY Alive, weak: fowls, 10c
springs, yuSfZSc; turkeys. Sc. Dressed, easy
iu wm. iwi mrney, ivc; urouers. ..uc,
METALS Another nronounced mnrkn
was noted In tin both at New York and In
mis-oteauy; no. 3 western, fi04c, afloat:
Utate. 57flt8c, . I. f.. New York cnrlofs.
RARl,Y-DuU; feeding. 4648Wc, c. I.
1. New York: mnlflnir. fr'itf.Tfl i e
Iondon, partlcularlv the latter, Trice
there rose 2 Ps on spot and 3 15s on
futures before the demand subsided. The
close wns strong with spot quoted nt 126
7s 6d nnd futures nt 125 17a 6d. On te
celpt of this Information values here ad
vanced about ft) points and are now nbojl
the same as London figures, not counting
freight charges and other expenses. The
market here wns not as active as In Lon
don, but ahnwpd considerable strength, clos
ing strong at J27.HT.'8.0O, despite thn fact
that suppilns In this country are still heavy.
The Improvement In London was due to
active movement, rather than to consump
tive demand nnd still higher values are
looked for Tho volume of business in Lon
don reached large proportions. The rest of
the metal list was 111 strong contrast to tin,
as prices on mostly all gtndcs were largely
nominal. Copper ruled dull nt i.rry for
Lake Superior anil JI5 6214 for casting and
electrolytic In the local market, while in
London It had a steady to firm start, but
closed easy under realizing with spot qmted
at 9 lis 9d and futures nt 70 is I'd.
L'ail ruled unchanged both here and In
London, clolng nt J(.3754, C12 2s 6d respec
lively. Spelter, whllo displaying .omo
steadiness abroad, prices advancing 2s d
to J-ii ios, was Millet anil unchanged here.
DnrneHtle Iron markets ruled dull, but nom
inally easy nt old prices. Pittsburg reports
very quiet markets In Iron and steel. Pig
Iron wnrrnnts, J9.fiofllO.50; northern foundry,
JI5.25Hir,.7n southern foundry, J14.0ogi5.O)
nnd soft southern, J13.005H5.fiO.
Omaha wiioi.p.sam: makkkts.
Condition of Trndc nnd Utiotn t Ions
011 Mtnple nnd I'nnuy I'rodnre,
EaciS Receipts liberal; good stock, firm,
l&fillc.
IAVK POULTRY-Hcns, 7!4c; young nnd
old roosters, Sjj6c; turkeys, CrfSc; ducks and
geese, 6c, spring chickens, per lb., 20t25c.
Hl'TTEH Common to fair, lOyilc; choice,
125r13c; separator, 20c.
FRESH riSli-Hlack bass, 18c; white
bass, 8c, bluetts h, lie; bullheads, 10c; blue
tine, 7o, bufTalo. be; cattish, 12o; cod, 9c;
croppies, "jlu-.'; clscocs, 7c; halibut, lie; hor
ring, 6c; haddock, loo: mackerel, 15c; perch,
Cc; pickerel, 9c; pike, 11c; red snapper, 10c;
salmon, 14c; suulish, 6c; trout, 8c; wnltetlsh,
ic.
PIOEONS-Llvc, per dor., Jl.
VEALS-Cholc-, 9'alOc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholosale
liny Dealers' association: Choleo upland,
Jlo.w; No, 1 upland, jlo; medium, J9; coarse,
JS.50. Rye straw, M.H). These prices are
tor hay uf good color ana quuilty. De
mand tnlr. Receipts, 3 cars.
OATS No, 2 white, 29c.
CORN No. 3, 43c.
UUAN-J10.
VEGETABLES.
HPINACH-Pcr bu. box, 50c.
ASl'ARAUUS-Natlve, per doz., 4050(5.
It II I' HA UK Home grown, per lb l'ic.
Mill' UKU.'1'tj I'er.uoz., f,0c.
NEW CARltUTS-Per doz., 50c.
KtSW' I'URNIPS-Pcr uoz.. 6Jc.
CUCUM13ERS Hothouse, per dot., J1.25
'PARSNIPS-Per bu., 40c
TURNll'3-Per bu 5oa V
UEET5s-Per bu., 4uc.
l-AltUUTS-Per bu 40c,
LETTUCE I'er bu 25fi'30c
RADISIIISS-Per do.., 203f25c.
PARSLUY-I'er doz., 30c
PUTAiuUJ icr bu.. Wc; Colorado, Mc.
SEED 1'OTATOES Early Ohlos, o5inWc;
Red River Valley, toe.
CAUUAUfci-New California, 2V4c.
TOMATOES-l.orlda. per tf-basket crate,
fancy, J3.50; choice, J2.7:.
ONlONS-IJermudas, per lb 4c.
CAULIKLUWER-St. Louis, per crate. J2.
HEANS Wax, per 1-3 bu Jl; string,
per 1-3 bu., $1.
ECU I'LAM' Per bu. box. J3.
l'EPPERS-Pir bu. Sox, J2.25.
1EAS Per bu., J2; per 1-3 bu 76e.
CELER Calltotnin, per buncn. ttt75l
NEW POTATOES-Per lb., 3ia.
FRUITS.
STRAW UERR1E3 Arkunsas, per 24-qU
case, J2.50.
CHERRIES California, per 8-lb. box,
APPLES-Por bbl JI.50; Washington, per
bu. box, 12.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGEd California seedlings,
2.50; navels, J2. 503. 25; Med. Bweeta, J2.75JI
3.0U.
LESIONS California, extra fancy, J3.25;
choice, J3.
RAN A NAB Per bunch, according to size,
J2.U0jf2.50.
FIGS California, now cartons, 76c; layers,
65c: Imported, per lb., l'B12c.
DATES Persian, In 00-lb. boxes, dalrs, 6c
per lb.; Halloween, 0Vc per lb.
PINEAI'I'LES-I'cr doz., J1.75iJ2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Cullfornlu, per 24-sectlon case,
J3.75.
CIDER-Pcr bbl.. JI.50; per half bbl.. 12.76.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb., lie; nl
bcrts. tier lb.. 13c: almonds, tier lb.. 18'f20a:
raw peanuts, per lb., 54f6'4c; roasted, 6V4K)
VAi:: liriizlls. 13c; pecans, wu22c: cocoanuts,
HIDES No. 1 i:reen. 6Uc: No. 2 creen.
44c; No. 1 saltea, S5ic; No, 2 salted, 5V4c;
No. 1 venl calf, 8 to 12 Ids., 8c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, S13c; sheep
pelts, 2iQ75c; horse hides, J1.50fi2.2S.
St. I.ouU Crnlti nnd l'rorlslonn.
8T. LOUIS. May 20. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 72c: track, 75fi)
5V4c. May. 72c: July. fi9'i'ff9ic: Septem
ber. fiS'Ac; No. 2 hard, 72!iH72ic
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 4354c; track,
44(S44 54c; May, 434c; July, 43c; September,
' OATS-Hlglier; No. 2 cash. 3054c; track.
30!i(fi3054c: May. 3054c: July. 27q27?io; Sep-
lemner, -tic; no, 1 wnite, jivkco.BC.
iive Firm at 07c.
J'LOPR-Qulet: natents. 13.5533.75: extra
fancy nnd straight. J3.15Q3.30; clear. J2.S0
3.(J0.
hi;kijs 1 tmotny, ;.ionj.w.
CORNMEA 1 Steady, J2.30.
URAN Dull, nomlnnl; sacked, east track.
6Sc.
HAY-Stendv: timothy. JI0.00fll.25: nral-
rle. J7.'iiJII,50.
WHISKY Steads', J1.2S.
IRON COTTONT1ES-J1.0G.
HAOClINa-6HW7c.
HEMP TWINE-9C
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing.
JI5.75. Uird, higher, nt J8.0754. Dry salt
meats, II rm: boxed lots, extra snorts. J8.Zo;
clear ribs. J8.50: clear sides. J8.P0. Bacon.
firm; boxed lots, extra shorts, J9.00; clear
ribs. J9.12V4: elenr sides. J9.21.
1''IiA.hkkp-no marget.
M ETA LS Lead. Arm at J4.25. Spelter.
dull at J3.80.
POTLTRY Steady: chickens. 7c: sDrings.
151T17c; turkeys, Be; ducks, 6c; springs, 1254C;
geese. 4c.
RCTTKR Steady; creamery, 16tjfl9c;
dairy. 12fil5c
tiiiUH-liigner at uvic, repacgeu ana enses
luc.iurien.
rkcf.ipts Kiour. 7.cno bbls.: wheat.
BS.ooo bu.: corn, 59.000 bu.: oats. 98,0OO hu.
shipments nour, iidis.: wneat,
10,000 bu,; corn, 63.000 bu.; oats, 20,000 bu.
Liverpool tirnln nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Mny 20,-WHEAT-Spot,
tenilv: Nn. 2 red svestern winter. 4h lid:
No. 1 northern spring, fis 154d: No. 1 Cal
ifornia, fis I'td. Futures, quiet; July, 6s
liu: Meptemner, iy ivci.
CORN Snot. steady: American new
mixed, Is Id: American old mixed; nominal.
Futures, quiet; amy. nominal; July, as
imil! Mcptemoer, ah iiin,
' kas-unnnoian. sieaoy.
FLOUR-St. Louis fnncy winter, dull, at
hops At Lonaon (t'acinc coast), steady.
nt 4ri4 10s.
PHOAMSiuisa neei, easy; extra India
mnKH. kis an. I'orK. an 1: nrimo mess.
western. Bis fid. Hams, short cut. 14 to 16
lbs., firm, at 46s 9d. Lard, firm: prlmn
wesicrn, 111 uerccn, im; American, re.
fined. In palls. 41s 3d. Bacon, firm: Cumber.
inuu cut, -0 10 ,j ins,, 11s ;iq snort rios,
,0 ... o, it.. ji n,i . Ann. mUji.. ii.i..
28 to 31 lbs,, 42s 9d; long clear middles,
iici;, o iu tv hp, niit'i i uitrui Ullvnc,
16 to 20 lbs., 41s 9d; clear bellies, 14 to 16
ids., is yii. anouiucrs, tqunre, 11 to 13
lbs., firm, at 37s.
BUTTER Dull; finest United States, S8s;
cood t'nlted States. C6s.
CHEESE-Amerlrnn finest white dull, nt
lis; 4111111 iuuii iiiicoi. cuiurcti, qtnei, ni 4i)S.
TAi,i,uw-i'nmf, sienay, quiet, at zos;
Ausirnuan, in i.onnon, stcnay, nt .1,3 Ja,
Kauiai Cltr fimln and I'rnvlatona.
KANSAS CITY. May 20. WHEAT Jul v.
665ifi66Uo; September. CIHc; cosh, No. 2
hard, ti054ff'70c; No. 3, 68i69c; No. 2 red,
lie-.
CORN May. 41Vic: JUls 40Hc: 8en-
lenincr, chbh, mu. . mixea, 4l((ftlKC,
J(l. J WllllV, Vm'I.
OaTS-No. 2 sshlte, 41941HC
RYE No. 2. 65c
HAY-Cholco timothy. J10.50ST1I.00: choice
prairie, j.i.wuia.io.
fanov. 131i lie.
KOOS Firm: fresh Missouri and Knnsns
stocks, 8t4c .dozen loss off cases returned 0;
new whltownod cases Included, 54c more.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 120,000 bu.; corn, 57,-
un.: num. nu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 71,200 bu.; corn, 16,.
nil, , DUld, J.UMf,
Toledo Grain iinil grril.
TOLEDO. O.. May 20,-WHEAT-Actlve,
;.,K,uvnB" May, 75 ;c; July,-73Hc
4 tOItN-Dull; cash nnd May, 45c; July
-SVc TSQ"lc1' CHsl1 nnd May' 29o! July
RYE 53c
fiV.!,'2XKnsJ::KD-Nomln: cash, J0.M
43cKUIA Mn' 20 CORN-Flrm; No. 3,
.,9AiTJhKlrm! No' 3 whlt. 2932954c, billed
UhedBold'r0" U, ba8,S of '-a for "n
Minneapolis Wheat, Fnr nni uTKn,
MINNEAPOLIS. Ma 20. WHEAT
Cah, 72c; July, 7114872c; September, 68HO
654ci on track. No. 1 hard, ,4c, No, 1
northern, 72c, No 2 northern. 6949 i0c.
FLOt'R First pntptits, Jl.fip1rl.l0. second
patents, J3..W3.9U, ilrat clears, 2.70H2.k'J,
second clcnrs, J2.101T2.20.
BRAN In bJlk, Jll.tOTfll 75,
(Jrnln In .Htnrr mill Atlont.
NEW YORK. May 20. -Tho statement nt
the visible supply of grain In store and
nlloat on Saturday, May is, as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange, Is
as follows: Whent. U.49"" Ml., n decroiso
of 3.2C3,0" hu.: corn. 15,913,000 bu., n de
crease of 1.425.0HO bll.i onts, 10,724,00) bu a
decreatc of 725.000 bu.; rye f-62,onp bu.. a
decrease of 101,000 bu.: barley, Ol'.C.O bu.,
nn Increase of 199,ooo bu.
Pbllnilpliibln Produce MnrLrt.
PHILADELPHIA. May 20, Bt'TTER
Quiet, steady; fancy western creamery,
194c; fancy western prints, 20c; fancy west
ern nearby prints, 22c,
ECHIS-Mlcndy; fresh, nearby nnd west
ern, 134c; fresh, nearby nnd sotitliwestoi'ii,
1254c; fresh, nearby and southern. 12c.
I'llEESE Firm; choice small fair to
good, S'iyfc.
lllvnnUcc llrnln MnrUct.
MILWAFKEE. May 20. WH EAT -Mar
:et higher: No. 1 northern, 75476c; No.
northern, 731?7lc; July. 7241t34c.
RYE-Steady: No. I, 5i.i1(5!ic.
BARLEY Dull; No, 2, 67c; sample, tog
Ic.
HIclii Itntlei- Slm-kct.
ELOIN. 111., May 10. Bl'TTER Marks t
teody, 184c; sales of sveek, 673,2"0 lbs.
MOVKMENTM l. "TrKf( AM) nOJtl.
,nt Week's JtrcnKtli Is ol Slnln-
tnlncil TliroiiRliiinl tlie liny.
NEW YORK. May 20. - The tltnvnrd move
ment of stocks Inst week fulled to continue
today, although there wns some resistant
at times in the way of strength of In
dtvdital stocks, There wns a progressive
decline In the Influence of those special
movements nnd tho dny closed with the
market quiet, active nnd decidedly nt about
tne lowest or tne nay 1111 nrouiui. moro
were one or two unfavorable new features
during the day, but there were also some
developments which hod n favorable Inter
pretation, The mnrkct gave nxowlng evi
dence of Its abandonment to the class of
professional operators with the public evi
dently not u factor In the market nnd dis
inclined to respond to the temptntlon of
price movements, Tho market opened Ir
regular and then yielded all around to the
realizing, but recovered strongly In re
sponse to n movement In the coalers. There
was some strength also among the south
westerns, utinarentlv nn the score of nub-
llshed reports of n projected new stcnmshlp
inn- irum n. .iiexicnn port 10 tne urieni.
A movement iu the coalers svas appar
ently speculative. The strength In St. Paul
ss'as not oxnlnlncd v nnv news, lint ltn
buying wns called good. The stock yielded,
nowover, in tne into weakness una closed
nt a net loss. The svenkness In I'nlon
Pncltlc svas an effective factor iu upsetting
the market. Allegations of a further lsu
of convertible bonds to finance the pur
chases of Northern Pacific stock svern the
prime lactor in tne hiock'h weakness. It
closed at par, 7 points belosv Sntuiiliiy's
close nnd nt the losvest of the day. Othor
notable sveak stocks svero Atchison, svhlch
lost 4V4 : Coniollilnlpil nn. nu urn,. un,..,f
34; Manhattan. 3U; Rock Island and Mut-
rppoiiinn , z-s; ixiuisville, Amalgamated
Copper, 254, nd several other stocks from
1 to 2 points. Mlmir ImlimtrlnlM
notable chnnges, nlthough there best prices
svere reduced by the late weakness. Among
wium were ine iiiterimiionul Paper stocks,
Amerlcnn Linseed. United States Rubber.
National Lead nnd thn mM,n,- (.!,
??"f.ks.' J." A,nlcnn Linseed prelerred nnd
I'nlted Stntes Rubber nreferred the nln
had reached about 5 points. There svns
large luying of Burlington for ensh, which
was amiurentli rnniip,i-,i n-i,i,
the proposition for the Burlington being
conditioned of thoilenoslt of at least tsv.i-
Mn "0 capital siock on or before
Tne bond market generally was dull nnd
liiegulnr with some yielding In the late
trading In sympathy ssith stocks. Total
hnLe,i' llnv VH.I.,U'' V''00 L'ulted States
bfmdb were all unchanged on tho last call.
nJ'!,eiVomI?)L'rolal Advertiser's London
financial rilbleerrim n. Qt,A.t,ln.l
dormant on the stock exchange here todav.
iuiio ui me general mnrKet, hosvever.
was steady; there are many signs of re
turnlr.g com dunce In , Amerlcnn slurbs.
They opened well, with some activity
i5f-Bli,..a".uf V below ParU'- nd enrfy
sales by cable here for New York caused
?nffv ",l'le-h T.hen'. """-ever, there w s a
rally to the best prices of the day under
,ne t'n,,l.of tne coaleis, Northern Pacific
spurted 10 points nnd sot the bears in Loih
don and Berlin lighting ngnln.
. "'Vl IZ i wen; as h gh
01'fc on Paris mmnnri 'im,i. ... ".":'
ylu selHcment lor consols o Juno
Money was from 3 to I per cent on Inrce
repayments to tho bank. Time money ss-Ss
34 per cent: bills. 3 ll-16y3?i. The bank
linn liniih, om , , . v utiiiK
cheque was 25.1554; Berlin, 20.47.
ine iiiiiowing aro tnt closing prices on
tho Now York Stock exchange:
Atchison
77USo. Pacific
M'i So. Hallway
.. 461,
.. fS'4
.. '; .
,.H0'
.. :)
.. 20
.. 3S'i
.. 17'i
.. 2l'Ti
.. 1!4
.. (.1
..IIS
..m
.. 81
...111
.."lis-i
.. 24",
.. 79
.. M'i
.. !"
..123
.. 4;t;
.. 7.V,
.. 97
.. t.iit
..I0V4
..220
.. B7
.. 2S',6
.. 14',
.. ii
.. 41
.. 211,
.. 43
.. 75
.. 821 J
.. 60
.. 33',
..11.1T
.. 41
.. SI
..io:
145!i
.. 65
.. 1 a
.. 761 J
.. 2:1,
.. Ii.1i,
., P2P,
.. 2t'
.. 31
.. v:h
.. -i
.. 43'
.. Kr
.. lU'i
... 22!i
.. 31i
... 74
...:.")
... ii
... 18
... 72',i
do nfd
Baltimore & Ohio..
lUP
no prd
Tx. A l-aclde....
do pfll
13
.V)
414
i:
79
. :s4
78
41
ll'3'.i
1 W.t
Chicago T. A T....
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash ,
An pM
Chlcnio Ac Alton...
no pfrt
do pfd
W. A. 1 4. K
do 2d bM
Chlcaso Ot. W
do m p(d
do 21 pfd
Wis. Central
Can. Paclllc
Canada Southern .
do pfd
Adams Hxprea .
Arilpr I.1 nra.u
dies. & Ohio
C. n. Q
4(1
l'Ji't'C. i;xprF.'s
Chicago I. A I.....
-.sseiis-Ksigo Kx...
do pro
Amai. copper ...
Chicago & K. I...
105
M
,151
, o;
, 14
, lil'i
!2
,163
.:io
, 414
Amir, far F
Chlcaro & Nor
C. 11. I. A I
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colo. Southern ....
do pfd (.,
Anier. K, A- R
do nfd
Amer. Tobacco ..
An. Jlln. Co
Brk. Han. Tr
do lit pfil
do 2d nfd
P-l. A Hudson
Colo. r. A I
Del. L. & W
Denser & It. O....
ton. Tchacco ...
do pfd
'(en. Klectrlc ....
(lliicop Himdr ...
do rfd
Erie
, 3
do IU pfd
do 2d pfd
!i lnt'n'l Paper
f-4
, K
7S
,V.i
, 34
, V)
, ffi
,115
.101i
,1C4
iln nM
Gt, Nor. pfd
Rocking Valley ...
Iclede Oas
Nat. Iiiaciti
do pfd
National Iaii
Illinois Central ...
.National Halt ...
do pfd
No. American ...
I'aclflo Ciuit
Iowa Central
do pfd
It. E. At W
do pfd
Pnclflo Mall
Louis, fc Nash....
People's On
'Pressed 8, C
do pfd
rullmnn P. c....
Met. St. ny
Mej, Central
Minn. & Bt. L
Mo. Pacific
J24
,1015i Sugar
St.. K. A T
iTenn. C. A I
do pfd
1 . . I.ther....
do nfd
N. .1. Centrul
N. Y. Central
.156
.i:,04
. fo
. s7
.1544
. OVfc
. 9S!i
.116
. 40H
. V,
. 5:
. 444
. K
. 33
. C24
.1M
.ISS
U. 8. It libber
Nor. 4- west
no pfd
Wesleril ITnlftn
do rfd
No. Taclflc
Amer. Mn. oil...
do pfd
Union Hag
do pfd
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
Heading
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do 1st ptd
do M pfd
do nfd
Mex. Kntlnnnt ...
St. L. A S. F
T.. St. L & V...
do 1st pfd.......
do 2d rfd
no pfd
P. C. C. & St. I,
dm, Oas
St, U 8. W. .......
do pfd
Int n I Pouee
St. Paul
llepubllc Steel ...
do pfd
10 prd
T
n- York Money Mnrkut.
Arm a ifiV7 nor ionh loot n ,7 .,,.. A
"t'r .. "int. inuu, u-3i ruling
rate, 4,. Prlmo mercantile paper, 4fllVfc
KTV.IJ1.IVri PYPII A Vf!l.' T.i ......
a . V V irill, Willi
actual buslnesB In bankers' bllU at Sl.SSUft
.oo-4 ,ui iiimnu nnu ill for HlXtV
,?,;.P?;.t,A.,illc',' Hmw, commercial
bills, 4.S.vfTpl.84'4.
,?lliVlyJt'?Iu".,n,e8i nominally. 60c; bar
silver. 6!;c: Mexican dollars, 4DC,
BONDS-State, Inactive; government,
steady; rullroad. Irregular. m " '
The closing prices on bonds todax are as
U. S, ret. 2s, reg
1M4I do 4s M
uu cuupvn ......
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s, reg,.
do coupon
do coupon
ftft I J c- t... i32;
." io. i-scinc 35 71 Ti
W do it 103
.1" N Y C 8 L 4s. ...107
13J m. ft w. con.ts 100;
.HlVi Ore, .S'as-. Is ...109
.HIH do 4s lot
,.iS o. g. i,. c. m lg
uu w. ......
D. Of C. (, 65...
Atch, ten. 4
do adj. 4s
Can. So. 2s
J". Keadlng gen. 4s.... K.'i
""?' ss . is lop,
,.!- Ht 1. & I M c. 5s,...ltJ
.. 9 St I, 8 P g-, ,....lt,3
lCsnEt. Paul consols. ...1W
.IOS St. P.. C. & P. Is. .US
U. C J, 171"
ao os .............
C. & N. W. c. 7..
An a IT. Hh. &S.
.uu I do lis nnft
.14IH So. Pacific 4
.W 1S0, Hallway 5 116?,
Chicago Ter. 4t,...
Colorado So. 4s...
p. It. O. 4
Krl general 4s..,.
P. V t. C. Is.
Gen. 15lctrlc Si.,
la, Tentrsl Is
1 4. & N. unl. 4s,.
M K. & T. 2s...
. . Jl. & T. 6 SSi
r 1 . 1 115
.102V4 do 2s 100
.. ii Union Pacific 4 103
.111 inDsn is 117
.ISJHl do in not;
.117 West Shore 4 IIS1)
,10Ji4 Wis, Central 4s '4
. J.MjW. (.-enturles Hi
Offered.
llnnli Clcarhius.
OMAHA. Mav 20. Bank clenrlnss lodav.
$1,214,131; corresponding day last year, $1,
022.676; Increase, S220.4M.
CHICAGO. Mny 20.-ClearinKK. J23.S75.754:
balances, S2.5.1S.294; posted exchange. J4.S3U
W4.s; Kew xorg exenange, iuc piemium.
BOSTON. May 20,-Clearlngs, $I8,W,191
balnnccs, S1.546.6IS.
ST. LOUIS. May 20,-Clearlngs. J3.532.4J9
balances, J1,U4,793; money, &V7 per cent
New York exchange, 4c premium hid ; 60c
premium asked,
BALTIMORE, May W.-Clearings, M.1SS,
&i7; balances, J43.6ii,
1 IIILADHLPIIIA, May 20.-Clearlnes,
12.e.Vt.2So; balances, $1.79.?5.
NKW YORK. May 2n.-Kxchanges, Ji:6,
?W.71, balances, l.'ll.Ml.
CNICINNATI, May 2f.-Clearlngs. M.013,
900; ,vrw York exchange, 20y.'5c premium;
money, 354'tpi per cent.
llnslnii tnck ttnotntlons,
BOSTON, Mny 2o.-Call loans, 1535 per
cent; tlmu loans, 4')u per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
A , T. A 3, P
do pfd
Amer. Suisnr
do pfd
Amer, Telephone .
Itmton A Albany.
llfton P,eaatel
Hoston A Maine...
C, H. A Q
Dominion Coal ...
do ptd
V. f. Steel
do pfd
ntehmirg pfd ....
Met. Central
N. K. (I. A C
Old Dominion
Rubber
t'nlon Pacific
I'nlon 1ind
West Knd
. 77S
. It
West. Klectrlc ....
Atchison 4s
N. 11. O, A C. 5s.
. C2
.101',
. 6l'i
. 15
. :.ut
.113',
. 51
.4'.")
.1"!
.534
. SI
. 14
. :o
.
. 51i
.155
C'4
.t:o
. 2S'4
1. 3
.W,
.12154
'Adventure
M7S
.2J3
.l.1
.!!,
Ring. Mln. Co
!Amal. Copper ....
'Atlantic
"Melon A Mont..
.IM'i
. 3-.5J
.115
. :.ts;
. fi's
.nt
. 2,1
. i
. 31
22
.KOU
. 3
. 91 !i
Rutte A Hoston..
Cat. A Hecla
i'entennlal
I'ranklln
Humboldt
isccola
1'arnit
TJulncV
Santa Te Copper..
Tamarack
t'tah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
Bid.
Xetr York Mlnlnc fltoelis.
NKW YORK, May 20,-Thn following are
quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
Hrrece
Hrunsntck Con..
Comstock Tun...
Con. Cal. A Va.
Dcndwood Ter...
Horn Sllser ....
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Con...
.... 20 lUltle Chief
... 10 Ontario
...170 .Ophlr
...17 Phoenix
.... 13
... S'O
.... 95
.... 14
4
12
.... 11
.... 45
M, I'otosl
...2M
.. 60
.. 115
... S4
... &
Savage
Sierra Nes-ada
Small He;.e ..
Standard
Condition of (lie Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Mny 20. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
et nl fund exclusive of the 150.0O0,CXi gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shosvs: Available cash balnnccs, JlW.SSl,
kM; gold, J0o,O37:72S;
Co (Tee .Mnrkrt.
NICW YORK. May 20.-COFFKIvSpot
Rio. quiet: No. 7 Invoice. Iic: Cordova. SUc.
Karly firmness gnve svay to sveakness be
fore the close and speculation fnlled to
mutcrlally broaden. The opening was
steady with prices ft to 10 points higher on
room covering nnd fair foreign buying
based 011 higher markets abroad, One re
port had It that some 20 per cent ot the
remaining coffee in Brazil svas to be burned
In order that prices might be advanced, and
doubtless 11 considerable proportion of to
day's strength In speculative markets re
sulted from this story. Yet liquidation nnd
room proflt-tnking carried prices off toward
midday and mi the break rumor had It
that not a bag of coffee svas to bo burned
In Brazil or nnywhero else, The close wns
quiet, with prices not unchanged to 0
points lower. Total sales svere but 12,150
bags. Including July at ,VEi0fr5.f'c. August
nt B.fi.Vli.'i.iKc: September nt 5,i'I?-3.75c: Octo
ber at R.ii4t. 1.75c; December at 5.93c; Janu
ary at o.MtjO.iDc, March at tigO.lCc, April ut
6fj 0.20c.
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. May 20,-Backlng nnd fill
ing by July longs and shorts constituted
the svhole feature of operations in the locnl
cotton market todny. The close ss-ns steady
with prices 7 points higher to 1 point lower.
Spot closed dull; middling uplands. S 11-lBc;
middling t,ulf, S .",-16c. Sales. 1.7iV bales,
LIVKRPOOL, May 20.-COTTON-SpDt,
increaseii uemanci, nrmcr: American mid
dling, 1 o-lfi; sales, S,W0, of which Soo svere
lor speculation anil export, nnu included
.400 Amer can. Rece lots. 11. you ba es. nil
Amerlcnn.
NKW ORLKANS. Mav 20. COTTON
Steady; sales, 2,40u bales; ordinary, Pic:
Kiiuii iiruinary, u ii-i&r low middling, tJiC;
middling. 76;c: 1:0ml mlddltnir. S 1-lftc: mid.
dllng fair, S B-lSc. Receipts, 4,215; stock,
172.30.1.
ST LOUIS, May 20.-COTTON-DU1I: mid
dllng, 7 U-16c; sales, none; receipts, flfttf
bales; shipments, 676' bales; stock, 73.S76
bales.
O ALVKSTON, May 20,-COTTON-Q'ilet,
till nml IttiNln.
NKW YORIv. Mav ?0 ntt.Sf'nMnnojrt
nil, firmer, prime crude, nominal; petro
leum, i-iisy; rosin, quiet; straiueu common
to good, $1.52l(i; turpentine, quiet.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Mav 20 Olt-Sr-rpHU
balances, Sl.Ui; rerllflcntes. no bid; ship
ments. 12C.2S1: nverngc, S9.921; runs, 101,719:
average, M,81S.
LONDON. May. 20.-OILS-Cnlcutta Un
seed spot, 6bs 6d; litiliced oil, 33s Dd; petro
le.im. Amerlcnn relini-d, Cs 5-lBd; turpentine
spirits. 27s CJd.
I'MAiiLiiHTON. .May 20.-OILS-Turpen-tlUe.,,.nfSv.'!t,.3l'ic;
rosl"' ,lrm- unchanged.
SAVANNAH. On.. May 20.-OILS.-Splrlta
turpentine, firm, at 32Hc; rosin, firm, quote
A. H. ,-'. SI. 10; D, J1.15; K. J1.20; F, Jl.'-Vi; (J,
$.U(i; U 1-W: I. I1.S0; IC. .05; M. J2.33; N
J2.70; W O, J3.00; V V, $3.25.
Wlinl MnrLnl
ST. LOL'IS, May 20,-WOOI.Movemcnt
... iHtiriiniiih, huh larger receipts or
new clip. Choice lots of unsvnshcd run-
st
nt, but no great PlrenRth or acthitv for
L tl V t 1 1 1 M rr Alan T l t , . . . .
iiKlit iiriV. minc uvu-c-
1.UAUUA, .uny 2ti. rue svoo nuctlon
RnloH nlnunrl In, In.. .l,l. , 1 i .PV.'.1.
bales. Competition was fair and prices gen-
w ...... nil,,, ..'iuhik inn series izi.bu
bales were catalogued, of svhlch 103.000 were
anil! ID llin n , 1 . . . , Ann . . . '
n yXi . . -"iiuiieiii. 10 .Mnerican.
lS.Owl held over and the remainder to the
homo trade.
ICvniiiirnteil nnd lirleil Crnlln.
for evaporated apples with conditions nbont
i.- i nn uiii iiiK me pres'ious sveek. Trail.
Ing svas light and the feeling quite stendv
nt unchanged prices, stnte common. Sltjc;
prime. 4ifi.ii; choice, 5fJ5Hc; fanes-, 6'.'
tiVic.
CALIFORNIA DRIKO FRIMTS-Market
InnCtiVP. hill linmlnnllv ulnnl., n
3'4ic per lb as to size and qunllts-.
.Miricois. rtoyai. ,y2rnv:c: Moor Park. KU'S
BIAfjlOc. ' "'"-V1- l"----"e'l,
eir York Dry fiomU Mnrket,
NKW YORK. Mnv 20 Tlioro H,w kan
a moderate increase 'in tho number nf small
orders coming forsvnrd for the ijenernl
' in in tuunn goocis, nut tno market is
still quiet in all ilenurttnpiitH nf .mnU,
and without change In prices. Print cloths
j i in i nnu iimrr ouisiiie or t all Hlver.
Prints plow of le" for present season.
Some hllVlllC for foil, hut nn nrln. ..,oH
Olnghnms unehniiged. Fine white goods
,.,.,, ,, Kniiii-n irregular, nosierv nnd
underwear quiet and without quotable
change.
Sni.-nr Mtirlicl.
NKW YORK. Mnv "ft stTr!ATTjn.
llrm. but quiet; fair 'rennlng, Sy,; centrN
fugal. P6 test. 4 !l.32c ; molasses sugar. 3(4
3H": refined, quiet.
NKW YORK, May 20.SLTfJAR-Qulet:
open kettle, 3 3-lfiga 13-lfic: open kettle
lunV'uc1 V'rf cntrlfugAl yellow.
4V44(I 11-lfjc: seconds. 2!s&4c; mnlnssos,
strong; centrifugal, StflSc.
TUB HI-; A LTV MtRKET.
INT..Ri?t,I2ETa nl,rt tov "en Monday,
K.tlJ -V, "l ,
Wnrrmtlv Tl nml.
Altnnlti- TTnnllt. n. . . -.
c . v. , ' ' iirnm-iiiiiuii iu i', ij.
niiiiuivii. mi ,, niocK I. Hemls park..
Hnmn Investment comhnny to M. F.
Prn,;?' l5l 'Wnck l..Iopo Place
V, ' 9onllln,f nn wlfo ,n ' V-
700
030
1
2,000
475
SO
1,200
3
330
"' '";.' o. . inu ii, tuocK n,
TtnrrlRnti ftnr,A
Marlnda McClary to T. O, Bernhardt,
l"ts 1 nd 2. block 2, Ambler Place..
M.ls Ronj nnd svlfe to K. M. Woolf, lot
o. vjiiuiruy lldll ,
Rumsey Baling to August Blerhnch,
lots h nml H hlnni,'- a.,n .i.i
...... , ,..,,un ,, p,i,IK n mil,.,..
J. ,A- Owelley and husband to Rita
i-iipciiir, ,iots .s, to 3S, Ilellalr
Silas Cobh aiid svlfe to Anton Greener
"'1,Ut. '"OCK 2. West Side
Ldsyavd CasHldy and wife to James
piniin, lot 1, block II, 2d add to
ATount Dnilfflna
John Astleford and ' wlfo to 'William
numiirii, mis ii and 12, block 4SI,
Ornndvlow
Mnry Rosvden nnd husband to O. ).
Bnush et al, I acre commencing at ne
corner sublot 5 of tnx lot 20 In 10.11-13
Fr?rt.. "nyliow and wife to Timothy
Kelly, lot 10, block 3. Patrick's add..
Herman Real and wife to W. R. Ras
gprshek. w 32 feet of a 99 feet lot 1,
block V, Lowe'B add
Cieorgo & Co, to Matt Oahlon. lots 14
to 21, block 12. Cloverdale add
M. Ti. Pre ot al to Louisa Cowglll, lot
19. Luke fc T.'s add
K, J. Llsmnnd and husband to Bank
FrB ..,,.".1'""K "nd Loan association,
lot 19, block 10, Corrlgon Plnce
(lult tin I m nerds,
S. M. Hendrlx to d. C. Barton, lots 13
to 16, block 13. West Knd add
Lyle Heath nnd svlfe to ,1, A, Heath,
lot 6. Freeman's add
J. K. Heath et al to same, same
City of Omaha to W. I. Klerstead et
al, part of alley between block 4 and
out lot 2, Smlthfleld add
Heed.
Sheriff to J. A. Abrahamson, lot 3,
block 2, Belvldere add
1,000
GOO
750
1.S00
m
Total amount of transfer J1U51
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ctttlt RttxipU Light and Mtrkt Did Nt
fchew Much Ohinj;.
HOGS OPENED WEAK, BUT CLOSED STRONG
Good Demnnil for Slieep nt Prices
About n Dime Higher Tumi Lust
Week, nnd Choice Litniba ynlit
Just About Stent!) .
SOUTH OMAHA, May 20.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oltlclal Monday 2,47 i.tM &.&)
Samo day Inst sveek 3,7sO 6,il'l i,oii
bame sstek before 3,122 S.cW u,7os
name three weens ago... 2,9U aiu .20
same four svoeks ago.... a.iwi o.ltu b,i
Same day last year 2,121 4,il 2,127
Average price paid tor hogs at South
Omaha the past bcveral days with com
parisons: I 1W1, 1900.lKl3.,lb93. U97.1696.l.
May
Muy
Mny
May
May
May
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The otliclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. She'p. H'r's.
C M. & St. P. Ry .. 2
O. it St. L. Ry 1
Missouri Pncllic Ry.. .. 1
I'nlon Pacific system, 17 6 17 1
C. V N. W. Ry 1 4
F K. & M. V. Ry.... 25 19
ri. C. & P. Ry 1 3
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 1 5
II. t M. R. Ry 17 12 6
C, B. & Q. Ry 3 I
K. C. & St. J 1
C, R. I. & P., east.. 3 6
C. R. I. Ac 1.. west.. 20
Illinois Central 2 3 ..
Total receipts .... 91 68 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the
number or head Indicated;
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omntia Packing Co 113 M)7 ....
Ssvlft nnd Company 40s 1,127 11
Cudahy PucKlng Co 413 1.19.' l.fWf
Armour A: Co 132 1,29J 2,241
Ssvltt, from country I4i .... 519
Hamilton & Rothschild S
Wolf Ai M 23
Other buyers lul .... ....
Total 1,553 4,725 4.76S
CATTLK There was a very light run of
cattle here toauy, but Chicago nnd about
2)i,W"l head, which Is the largest receipts
ot tho year. Tho market there broke n
dime as a result of the heavy supply and
the losvcr prices at that point naturally had
a depressing effect upon the river markets,
Tho light receipts iu this point and good
demand prevented any material change In
prices,
Ruyers started out this morning and tried
to buy the cattle a little lower, nut sellers
held on fot good strong prices and In most
cases tney succeeded in selling out nt
about last sveek's quotations. In other
cases, hosvever. they thought they did not
do quite as svell so that the marget could
best be described by calling It sWauy to a
shade tower. The trade ruled fall . itctlve
and everything was out of first hands In
good season.
There svere very few cows nnd heifers on
sale today and the market held Just about
steady nil around. Packers seemed to svant
nil there svas on snle and more, too, nnd
ns a result It did not tnke long for tellers
to dispose ot what they had at very salU
faclory prices.
There svere only n fesv bulls on salo this
morning nnd the mnrket was certnlnly no
higher on thnt class ot stock. Unless they
were good they sold a little lower than the
Bamo kind brought last week. Calves and
stags did not show any material change.
There were not enough stockers and feed
ers In the yards to make a test of the
market. Speculators carried over very few
from last week and as a result they were
looking for fresh supplies this morning nnd
bought up what wns offered at good strong
prices. Rpresentntlve sales:
HKKF STKKRo.
No. Av. Pr No. A v. Pr.
1 690 3 75 40 1171 4 15
2 720 4 35 f1 3i 5 f)
5 MS 4 4S 23 1IDJ 5 0.)
1 100O 4 M 19 1153 S '
14 1IW 4 Jj 1359 5 (5
1 1530 4 T'l 3 1360 5 05
S 911 4 70 5 12iS h (:,
41 1162 4 75 9 1236 b 05
104 1076 4 75 1150 5 05
IS i57 4 75 2J 1125 5 1)
40 1125 4 75 49 11V) 5 15
17 1010 4 Ift 31 1754 I 15
IS Mi 4 SO 1 1272 5 15
19 1143 4 H IS 1(10 6 i5
19 1271 4 90 38 1345 5 15
STKEKS ANU JiEirKKS.
: 6tt 4 ?J 10 120J 4 ss
6 1I1S 4 65 20 1232 4 H
10 1095 4 10 20., ... IM1 5 00
to m 4 5 15 1173 5 05
STKERS TEXAS.
21 122S 5 10
COWS.
1 920 5 V5 1 970 4 (0
1 730 2 35 1 1160 4 SO
2 1040 2 60 2 1185 4 15
1 1010 3 00 4 1032 4 !S
4 H7 3 10 5 1162 4 20
1.1 1CW 3 25 1 720 4 2'i
3 1013 3 25 2 1165 4 !0
1 710 3 25 1 1120 4 20
1 113 ) 3 ?5 1 1H)0 4 25
1 :i0 3 35 I.... 90 4 25
1 1170 3 50 1 1020 4 23
I S26 3 90 1 1I40 4 2i
3... 1130 3 tO 7 1134 4 30
1 930 S 90 1 KM 4 40
1 fi i 90 1 1010 4 45
1 1210 3 90 1 124) 4 10
2 1220 4 00 1 1210 4 1(1
2 1175 4 00 J 996 4 50
2 10i)0 4 00 2 1360 4 JO
COWS AND HKIFERS.
12 937 3 90
LUWS A IN U UAbVta.
3 160 3 M
HEIFERS.
1... 570 2 50 6 M3 4 15
j... 340 3 00 7 642 4 15
1 BOO ft 50 1 470 4 50
Z 6S3 3 15 11 925 4 SO
! f05 3 73 16 703 4 50
BULLS.
1 10) 3 10 2 500 4 18
j 13M 3 25 2 1045 4 IS
1 444 3 70 1 1470 4 15
1 1540 3 75 1 1470 4 15
1 1550 4 'V) 1 1750 4 10
1 1020 4 0) 1 620 4 25
2 1400 4 10 1 890 4 50
CALVES.
1 100 6 00 1 140 50
J 1C0 6 25 1 210 6 65
3 ISO 6 .'0
STOCK CALVES.
4 312 4 W
STOCK COWB AND HEIFERS.
1 790 2 40 6 701 3 55
1 1160 2 OS 13 4' 3 ?0
1 790 3 10 19 468 4 CO
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 670 3 M 11 472 4 90
f. 4 70 IB .... 482 i 00
13 504 4 SO
TEXAS.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
26 bulls 910 II 75 13 bul&stg.U18 12 00
1 bull I&4 2 I'D Z3 PUIttftlg. 754 2 lt
1 cosv 610 2 75 8 cows "90 3 25
lions There was a good as'craire Mon
day's supply of hogs here todny, and as
advices from other points svere rather un
favorable the marKot nero wns a shado
lower. Some hogs sold steady with Sat
urday, while others were 2Hc lower, so that
the market could be quoted a a In tie easier.
The long string today sold at J5.72H. with
n few of tho choicer loads at 5.7o. and
from that up to $5.S0. The lighter and
commoner loads brought from $5.70 down.
It was not n particularly active market,
but still thn hulk of the hogs soon changed
hnnds, . ...
Tho close of tbe market was n little
better than tho opening, or about steady
with Saturday. Sellers were able on the
close to sell out strings at 15.725 that they
could only get J5.70 and J5.7254 for In the
morning. As a result of tho activity on
the close everything was out of first hnnds
In good season.
A glance at the sales below will show
that the bulk of the hogs today were of
very fair weights and the qunlity of the
offerings wns also good for Monday.
Representative sales:
No, AV. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
9J 167 .,. 6 KVt 70 23 (0 5 724
S3 174 SO 5 67!, C2 240 80 5 VJti
70 215 40 5 674 65 274 fO 5J2H
78 H2 SO 5 37'i 71 231 ... 6 72t
79 210 80 I 10 32 236 ... 5 724
54 259 SO 5 70 55 2S4 50 S 721,
SJ 203 ... 5 70 71 234 120 5 724
21 JO) ... 5 70 M 232 160 I 22,
H si SO 5 70 56 23J 160 5 221,
66 228 1 60 & 70 64 237 160 6 74
75 212 280 5 70 71 256 ... 5 72 4
71 207 50 6 70 44 371 ... f 724
4 217 160 5 70 72 SM !0 5 2i
78 214 ... 5 70 78 ,.223 ... 6 724
S 2(1 ... I 724 It 277 W 5 '2),
t: ... 2J 200 S '.24
67 241 M '4
89 22 40 5 724
88 210 SOO I "24
65. .......2M 8) 6 15
67 Ill 80 71
63 263 120 S 15
57 2JJ 160 5 75
64 256 ... 5 75
69 219 4) 5 75
12 264 ... S -.3
82 255 210 5 75
M 251 80 6 75
65 277 ... f. 774
M 2f 80 5 774
57 0 ... 3 7-4
72 271 160 b 174
M 290 120 5 77 4
fj 310 ... J M
P. 291 80 5 M
60 103 DIM
67.. 235 80
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es :j:
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.. S 75
!0 259 120 5 724
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St
29 Si 50 5 724
SHEEP There wns n fairly good run of
sheep nnd lambs hero todny. nnd ns tne
(leiiiunii tnr fhnirx, .in (T wn fnlrlv liberal
the market svas In good shape.
Sheep In particular sold readily, and .'he
mnrket looked Just about n dime higher
than last week, Clipped svethers sold as
high as H.40, but they svero very choice.
Oood lambs were also ready sellers, but
they brought about steady prices with last
wtek's close. The top on Colorado wooled
.ambs svas fS.tn, nnd on clipped lambs
Packers did not take hold any too svell
of the commoner kinds, but still the mar
ket looked about steady nil around on
lambs.
Quotations: Choice clipped svelhers, $1.25
71.40: fnlr to good clipped svetbers, Jl.tOif
1 , unuiuo unpin'ii ewc, inn
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uiii,i,:ii t'wvn, o..'V7ii4 tii'iiLr ,!.,,..,
'iio.i"', icciici wemers, ij.;vi i.iuj irruc
lambs, J4.oogi.40. Representative sales:
0. .V. IT.
2 buck lambs 70 Si (0
441 clipped western wethers S 4 20
703 dinned svestern wethers 125 4 40
778 clipped western wethers 110 4 40
475 clipped lambs 70 4 60
.it v.oiorauo lamos...
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CHICAOO I.IVK STOCK MAItlllir.
Ordlnnry Steers Active Hons nnd
Sheep Stenilr to Slronu.
CHICAGO, May SO.-CATTLE-Recclpts,
2S.000 head: good to choice steers steady,
others active, shade lower: good to prime
steers, 5,lofC.93: poor to medium, $4.O0'ij5.l'5;
stockers and feeders, 3 00'if5.O0: cows, $2a
Wl.5; heifers. 12.90fl4.95: dinners, J2.15fl2.S5;
bulls. rJ.9ooil.IO; calves, J3.!W7i5.5o: Texn
fed steers. Jl.25it5.40: Texas bulls. J.'.75t3..
lIOOS-Rocclpts, 35.00) head: estimated to
morrosv, 19,00i); left over, 1,500; steady to
strong, nctlve: top, $6.00; mixed and
butchers, $5.7005.95; good to choice heavy,
J5.f5fi6.00; rough heavy, J5.'!55.SO; light,
J5.65'fl5.!iOi bulk of snlei. l."i.SO'iia.92H.
SHEEP AND LA.MBS-Rtcclpts, 1S.C00
iieno: snecn steady to strong, lambs Mrong
to 10c hlgner, active, good to choice
svethere, $4.304.60; western sheep, Jl.lfVif
1.60; yearlings, JI.50S4.73; native lambs,
J4.5oS5.75; svestern lambs, JI.S5Tj5.75.
Knusns Clt.v Live Mnvk Mnrkrt.
KANSAS CITY. Mnv 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,700 natives, 700 Te.xans and SO
calves, dressed beef cattle steady to strong,
costs nnd heifers stendy to 5c higher, stock
ers nnd feeders stendv. choice beef steers.
J5.30y6.70, fnlr to good, $.75fr5.23; stockers
and fteders, J3.n5iJ4.55: western fed steets.
$!.70fi5.30: Texas and Indian steers, JI.20
W5.15; cosvs. J3.25JJ4.75: heifers. J7.7oTi5.10:
dinners, $2.5033.10; bulls, J3.2&JJ4.50; calves,
Jl.50fi6.00.
lIOOS-Recelpts. S,5M head: market
opened weak, closed strong to 5c higher;
top. J5.90; bulk of sales, JS.63'i5.S3; heavy,
J3.soa6.90; mixed pnekera, J5.70Jf5.S5; light,
J5.3SW5.75: nigs. J4.50W5.30.
SHEEP AND L'A MBS Receipts, 2.0V)
hend; market 5t(10c higher; svestern lambs,
$I.S0?i5.30: svestern wethers, Jl. 35174.75: svest
ern yearlings, J4.50fl4.SO; esves, $3.6ff 1.25;
cuus, i.i,wni.Mi; Rrnss jexas sacep, jj-iou
1.25; spring lambs, J5.50Q6.00.
St. 4. oils Lire Stock Mnrl.ol.
ST I.ntTIH Mnv VI fATTt.R-Herein!.
3.000 head. Including 2,300 Texans; market
steady: native shipping nnd export utecrs,
S4.75f6.R5: dressed beef nnd butcher steers,
jl.ootio.Ki; yenning steers, ji.wa5.7o; steers
under 1.000 lbs.. Jt.0O94.90: stockers nnd
feeders, $3.00fi4.S5: cosvs nnd heifers. J2.00
r4.j: canners, Jl.zajr2.S5; nuns, w.onin.-n;
Texas nnd indlnn steers, J3.255I6.40, the top
being ror very choice grades; cows nnd
heifers. J2.fi51M.S5.
HOGS Receipts. 6.10) head: market strong
and nctlve; pigs nnd lights. J5 6.rrnu.ii; pacx
ers. $5.C0M5.S0: butchers. $5.h6.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.10O
head: market steady; native muttons, $4.00
(fM.io; spring iambs, J5.60ji6,oo; cuus nnu
bucks, $3,001)4.00: Texas sheep nnd yenr
llngs, J4.00ffll.20; Texus spring lambs, $5.y.
,civ Vorl. l.lvc Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. May 10. BEE V'ES Re
ceipts, 5,103 head, market active and 10c
higher; fteern. Jl.uOfiOfiO: hulls, J3.00q4.Wi
cows, J2.25W4.05. Cables steady; shipment',
none.
1 'ALVES Receipts, 7.S94 head: demand
fair, prices 25c lower; veals, J3.5O05.625$;
choice. J3.76; tops, J6.00; buttermilks, J.I.OOn''
3.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts. 13.325
head: market steady to strong, lambs. 25t
35c higher; mostly nil sold; clipped sheop
M.S3?H.ti5: extra, J1.75; clipped Iambi, J5.no
Oia.fca; extra cupped inmus, cuus, ji.iw;
wooled lambs, J6.0Ofi6.4O; spring lnmbs,
slow, at J67i2f7,50 per 100 lbs.; by tho
head, J1.25'(il.25 each.
IIOOH Receipts, 9.47S head; market
steady; svestern hogs, J6.00; stnte, 56.15.
SI. .losppli Live Stock Mnrket.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, May 20.-(Speclal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts. 2.SO0; market 5 to 10c
lower; natives. J4.2Ofl5.40: Texas and west
erns, J3.6VJJ6.30; cosvs and heifers, $2.20tr
.90: bulls and stags, J2.30fl."5; yearlings
and calves, J3.ft5ffl.90; stockers and feeders,
$3..V1N.W: veals. $4.25576.50.
HOOS Recelnts, 4,700; market steady;
all gades, $5.7035.90; bulk of sales, $5.75
5.R5; pigs, stendy.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recclpts. 500;
market ttrin, lambs, J4. 40175.40; yearlings.
J4.251il.75; wethers, J3.K01J4.30; ewes, J3.50g
4.10.
Stock In Slsh.
The following table shows tho recelnts of
cattle, hog'i and sheep at the four principal
nvo siock margeis May so:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
South OmalM 2.177 4.7.19 5.500
Chicago 26,000 35,000 18.000
Kansas City 3,4m 8,6"0 2.0O)
St. 1.0U1S li.10.) 4,100
Totals
34.S77 54, 20,000
Mon Cllj- I, lie Stock Mnrkrt.
SIOUX CITY. May 20.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 3.500; market
10c lower: best stockers stend.v, others
sveak; beeves, J4.Mii5.40; cows nnd bulls,
mixed, J2.251f4.O0; stockers nnd feeders,
J3.50fi4.iX); calves nnd yearlings, J3.O0lfl.S5.
IIOOS-Recelpts. l.hOO; shado lower, S5.60'tf
6.70J bulk, J6.62kq5.65,
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Karnam Street, Paxton Hotol Hlk., or wrlta
Harry E. Moores,
C t. T. A.. Uinaha, Neb.
DR. K A'V ' S
RENOVATOR Invleorotes and renovate the
system: purities and enriches tho Mood: curci
tho worst dyspepsia, ronstlpatlon, hendacho,
liver and kldnejs. Kcnndfl ntdruugUts. Kreo
Rndvlre. sample and hook. a-rra
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ENOVATOH
Teeiiliou lO.'IM,
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Successors to James E. Doyd & Co.,
OMAHA, NEU.
COIYIIVIISSION
CHAIN, ritOVI8llX8 AMI STOCKS.
Hoard of Trade llnlldlnw.
Direct wires to Chicago and Now York.
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Money Will l'-nrn II lie .lloiithly lleturiis
Th. lnvoRtnr's Fund Pavs Heml-Monthly.
The oldest established In America. No
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