Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 12, 1902, Page 6, Image 6
THi: OMAHA DAILY V.VAZ: MONDAY, MAY 111, lmi'J. t. h n f r. i I. I f. h to t. I t I'. i t 51 COMMERCIAL AND F1NAXCIA L plentiful Bullish Rew Aids Adv. in Quiet Grain Market. DROPPING OFF IN PROVISION VALUES Yesterday's !Hrnctri In Product Disappears, liat frfl Prices fialn. Tbnniih Onsul l.lnaeis lor (.mrranriil I rnp Report. CHICAGO, May 1"' Marked sbacnre of inv M'lllrm prunjrt" In grains ana ti con tinued dpi Tease In h locks on I. una 'lit jiuch toward bulling the very q.ii-t Brain Jnarkcts today. Trade was tn 111 walling tor the Kovernment report. July wheat im.-d Vii'jc hit?hT. July mm o up una July oat V Planer. Pr.ivlsiuti.-t nosed Ji'-jc lower hat sbon-r.l good strength nil session. Vnscafi(.nab) v cold we a tin r iiorlhwsi, with rains In sections and snows repunr i In the lied Hlver valley, tirrn cables, small receipts and prorpei is of a lair decline In the government crop report slarted prices Mjlher at the opening. Short covered Ireelv, but the principal tailor was th" absence nf selling pit-sti'c. which show. .1 a marked change in ihc s-nttment of ill-' pit. commission house! bo.iglit 10 fmio extent, but In tlie main th" pit was very quiet, waiting for t !-- ijovei nmenl report, which had la-en dolus, d There wax a talr cash business and Miplwc trade and July opened at v" lu ','' i: higher at 71,n to li'n'Ac. Minneapolis ri ported such a scarcity In the northwest that Interior millers were buying stuff to take back to their mills. All told, the tone of the rlt was more b.illish, largely because of that weather, which Is much too wet for further pprlng seeding, ljflte liquidation took off line of the gain, but July closed firm, to'ia higher, at 7."iV.'T&aC. Kecelpts, 14 cars, 8 contract; Minneapolis and JJuluth reported l curs, u total for the three points of 174 cars, against ZM last week end 2K1 a year ago. l'rlmary receipts were 03.0110 bu., compared with :t41,tna last yeur. Bf Hboard clearances equalled 4PJ,("il bu. Corn was lirmer to start with and made a furthtr gain daring the nurse of its rather dull trading The very favorable Itrowing weather of the last week had changed, much to the fears of tile shorts. The chief reason for the firmmss, how ever, was the ever present scarcity of corn, notwithstanding the growth of pas turage and the consequent curtailment of the demand fur dry feed. The -cash de mand was good and was n mainstay to prices against the quiet speculation. The bull combination still bought slutT and led the "tailors" to buy. Hut in general the etory of the market is tlint of a feature less day. July sold up to ii'4c, but liqui dation took off some of the gain late in the cession anil July closed barely lirm, VsC Up, nt Glc. Kecelpts, l7 cars. A good cash demand and a scarcity of CfloriiiBS developed a better and a fair trade in cats. There was noticeable ab sence of silling pressure that marked the other pits, shippers and commission houses bought liberally. The wet. cold weather helped the bullish acntlment along. July gold up to 37'.4C and closed tlrm, 'ae. up, at E7c. Iterclpts were IV) cars. Provisions lost much of the strength that marked yesterday's strong market. Locals liquidated liberally and the outside sold to some extent. Packers, however, Were supporting prices and worked hard against declined. l'ork and lard were higher early, but closed weaker. July pork closed l-'jc down at $17.:in. July lard 7Vj'" lower at $10.20 and July ribs luo down at .J4. Kstlmated receipts Monday: Wheat. 1a furs; corn, 90 cars; oats, l.W cars; hogs, B.i,00 head. Kst limited hogs for next week, J4.0(k) head. The leading futures ranged as follows: Article. Open. Uigh. Low. Close. Yes'y. Wheat I III May 7S 75 74SI 74 7l'i July 74Vq'5 75lji741Ui'i,75Mi 74'4 Sept. 73'i)7(i 747'7Ji,'(l::4 71VI T3;a Corn I , I May 61 NK f,l m I 6oi July 6' 62V4 t r,) til's, Hept. W: 61s BOlVtj'VKHi'ij'Ni Oats I May 43 43U 43 IP,-,., 42:'t a. July 3.-.', 3 I'm 85' 34-? bJuly &'r 37'4 atvt, 37 a Sept. 2't 2. :'B129Vi'4 bBept. Zu il 31 31VS' ........ Pork May 17 I7H 17 27H 17 20 17 20 17 30 July 17 45 17 50 17 22'4 17 3') 17 4."4 Sept. 17 47V4 17 60 17 25 17 27H 17 45 Iard May 11 35 10 35 10 25 10 25 10 32'-. July 10 324 10 37' 10 25 10 25 10 S2 Sept. 10 40 10 40 10 27 1U ii'i 10 3;'a 9 70 9 70 9 65 9 65 9 72' a July 9 70 9 72! 9 6'.'4 9 9 72' j Kept. 0 70 9 72 'i 9 65 9 Uu 9 7a No. t. a Old. b New. Cash quotations were as follows: Fl.OUR Steady; winter patents. $3 .9flf7 t.00: straights, i3.2mii3.so; chars, $3.00413 60; prlng siiecialB, H.JiK(i4.30; patents, $3.4ix(; I.SO; straights. $2.4t '3.30. WHEAT No. 2 sprlnK. 75'ili7C'ic; No. 3, 73fi76c; No. 2 red, v,c. CORN No. i yellow, tVi'c. OATS No. 2, 43c; No. 2 white, VMt ibc; No. 3 White, 44M liluC RYE No. 2. nUc. PARLEY Fair to choice malting. 6Si71c. SEED No. 1 flax, $1.64; No. 1 northwest ern, $1.77: prime timothy, $6.b0; clover, con tract grade, $3.35. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.25 ('17.30. l,ard, per luo lbs., $lt.255j 10.30. ghort ribs sides (loose), J'.t friiH 70. l)rv tialted shoulders (boxed). $x.mnj.35; short Clear sides (boxed), $10 1KI lu.20. WHISKY tin basis of high wines. $1.50 The following were the receipts and Bhlpi inenis yesterday: Articles. Receipts. Shipments Flour, bbls 15,ixm 6.000 Wheat, bu 67,cnO 1s3.ikio torn, bu M.lnxi U.onO Data, bu 165, H) 177, ouO Rye, tiu 2,( Uarley. bu W.trno 1,000 On the Produce exchange today the but ter market was firmer; creameries, l.'HJc; dairies, 17fi'2oc. Cheese, easy, LiyUc. Etufc, pi . ' fresh, ltc. asy ; NKW TUIIK tii:EllAL MAltKKT. Quotations of the liar C'onimndllies. on Various NEW YORK. May 10 FIXUR Receipts I.PW bbls.; exports, 12.42V bbls.; moderately active anil steady witn wheat; winter pat' nts, $3.lvr,(M.i,,; winter stralphts. $:t.7..-i( J.!) Minnesoia patents, $3..iiru4.1a; winter ex tras, .t.liif(i3..ti'. idlnnesoia liakers, $.'Umki 1.30; winter low grades, $2.9u'q3.16. Rye flour, null; fair to good, $3.40; choice to lancy, j jei3.nj. CORNM EAly Steady; vellow 11.30; city. 1.2s; Urandywiiie, $.1 40. western, Hi E Firm; No. 2 western, 6l,c afloat. UA RLE Y Dull; feeling, ftPurtSc, New York; malting, 67-.ii71c, c. 1. f. o. b.. 1. f . New XOTK. WHEAT Receipts, W:,,0M bu.; exports 227,263 bu. Spot, tlrm; No. 2 red, Klc, ( leva tor; No. 2 red. N1U.C, f. o. b., uMoat; No. 1 northern Duluth, SJ-'c, f. o. !.. artoat; No 1 northern Duluth, s.;i,c, f. o. b.. arlonf No 1 hard Manitoba, k,V. f. o. b.. alloat. C011 lderlng the narrow trade a strong advance iook niace in wneat litis morning, stimu. lated by a postponement of crop report tig ures until Monday, higher English cabhi covering cold wet w.aiher In the north West and a bullish cash wheat situation Hie close was very firm at mc nrt ad vance. .May, Mi u-pv.TM v, closed at M'.i July, bOWitMc, closed at Mc; September. 79 fTIC, closed at Tl'V; Ieceniber, W 9-16'y O-i , tHIMII HI p-'nC. CORN Kecelpts. 43 3oJ bu. : exports. IS. s.u on. fiot, urni; no. ii'i,c, elevator ana nfytiv-v. r. o. tv. alloat. option mar ket was lirm and higher on unfavorable westher news, the whinit upturn, aimil receipts and covering. Closed nrm and 1 Ko net higher. May, 67 S 'j6; '(,e, closed at hic; July. 6; i57V closed ut 67'i.c; Sep. teinber, 66'c, clofed at wi'cj December. 3c. OATS Receipts. l.D.OiMi b i.; bu. Spot, tlrm; No. 2 47e; .No exports. 2 Jo 3. 4 'k-; No. j White, al'.c; No. 3 white. Mc; western. 4M47c; track, white tlons active and lirmer with less favoruhle croti news. trick. mixe I , -i. I.VC. Ul- coru and on HAY' Steady ; shipping, &5iCc Choice. STWOit'.'.o. good to HOPS yujet ; state( coiniuo.i to choice. 15''l I ", lT'ie, t, M.ii.V; Olds ,,.ic J'aclrlc const, ltfol crop, la-jii-; l:i.'. lU'u 15c; olds, 5'i c. HlIiES h irm; Galveston. In 25 lbs . ISc California. 21 to 25 lbs., lsc; Texas dry '4 to 30 lbs.. IV. ' LEATHER Steady: acid. 21ii25c WOOly Quiet ; rtoinestii! fleei e. z. li 'c I'ROVISIONB neef. lirm: famllN, $16; ixieus. $13; beet l.ants, .l i"'i .';: .). " aeki t, $1!; city extra India mets, $j4.ou;i s . cut meatn, steady; pickled bellies, ln' ("rllc; i.lckled hhoiilJera. t i'v; pickled li.iins, muL'c. lJrd. stemiy; western stemned ll'i oo; May closed $lo ., nominal; r. rtn. ,1. qulel; conluiriit, li K); South America. (11.35; compound. lJu;.V Pork tlrm; faintly. $i9 & i20.-J; short clear. $1 5o4j'.'l.U); Wen, lis K") i 25. ill TTER Firm; creamery. 21V(i2I'-e; factory. 2S)tf31c; renovated. 1sii21'-.c, lmitH. tlon creaiuiry, 2wj21Vic; elite dairy, A j EGOS Firm; state and Pennsylvania, 17c; western, at mark, 17'.U7c; southern., at mark. 1 4a I b c. t HEEitr. ! 11111; siaie 1117 creams, small rur nuLka. luucv voioreu sua wcitti, Utl s4 1.Tc; full rrcnms, larfre fall make, fancy co'ored Hnd whi'e. L.Lr, TAI.IOW- Firm: city i$.' per rkg.), 67e: country pks. free ). t.VuTc. HH'K steady; domestic, fair to extra, 4' "'.'2e : Japan, IV" N(i iI.ASSKS Ht aiiy ; New- Orleans, open kettle, pi u l to choice, .l.'.'lto. I il l.I 111 Alive, quiet; turkeys, ftc; fowls, I.e. lii' ssed (lied), quiet; low Is, U'v ' turkeys. l;t 1 1 to. .M KTAI.S Today's market for nil metals was quiet, with prices, however, about un changed. Tin sold In a jobbing way at J .: 7-V'i Ki for spot delivery. Copper sold moderately at the following values: Stuid ard, spot, to August delivery, Jli.l.V. 11...0; 'lii . II elect i olytl", lll.rnxii ll.i; casting, ; 1 Ui't 1 l.T'i. Lead was unchanged at 4'c. s'pi Iter was quoted at $l.4u. Iron was quiet and s!cud . (IMA1IA wnoLr.sALi: MARKETS. Condition nf Trade and Quotation on Mople ntid l-'nnr r I'rodnce. ir'JtlS Including new No. 2 cases, 14c; cast s retui ned, loUc. I.IVi: l ol. l.'l J;"l -Chickens, HV; old roosters', aciouilng to age, 4nlc; turkeys, :tJllc; UULkl Ul.d gi-uti:, ic( broilers, pt r lb., 5c. HL'TTIJU I'm kins stock, Itfc; choice dairy, in Cibs, h'c.'m ; tc, arator, .lo.. fit K ill CAiijlir l-'l.lt I rout. 9o; dapple.--, l'Jc; lieiiinK. 6c, pickerel, 9c; pike, lie; perch, 6c, buft.uo. drc-fed, 7c: gutnish, 6e; bluelins, H-, wl,iellsli, lie; catfish, lj; black bass, lv; halibut, 13c; salmon. li,e; hailiioi k. Jlc; codli-h lc; led snanper, pic; ro - hii.ni, tut li. .mj; thad roe, pc, pair, ,tc; tij.it -nad, p-. r iu.. ;ec, iul.-tei. 1-oiied, per .c; Inciters, i;reeii, per lh ijc. 'l IKu.Ns- I. He, per doz., 7jc. VKAb- l'llOK, tijjjr. CO I l.N dm;. OATS io. JtitAN Per ton. 11. HAJf Prices quoted by Om.tha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association: 'hotce hay. No. 1 upland, 110.00; No. 1 medium, Jli.ou; No. 1 coarse, H JHvo straw, xi.oo. Ttieso prices are for hay of good coir"- ua quui;.. Ue tuttnd fair. Kecelpts Hkht. VKGETAULES. I' GO I'LANT Florida, per doz., "1.25. hyl'AfH Florida, per doz., Ji.n0ii 1.5. CAL'LiXbXOVViU Southern, per do.. POTATOES Northern, radu, il 35. J1.13&1.20; Colo- UHEi-.N ONIONS Per doz., according to size of Punches, l.'ui-'oc. ASl'AHAUCS liome grown, per doz., 35 Jl-it'c. CL'CU.MBKl'.S Hothouse, per. doz., 1.2i(U) fcPINAC'H Homo grown, per bu., .Vifpijc. LK I 1 L'CIC Holhouse, doz., 4iif4uu. PAllriLKY Per doz.. 3wii:i5c. HAtiiailKS Per uoz.. ..iic; per box, WAX PEANS-Illlnols, per box. J2 00; 1-3 wax, 75c. (JKlil.N i'KAS-l'cr bu. box. $1.75'ij J.00. HHUliAltH-liome grown, per lb., iic CAHiiAiir- l.'alllornia. t.ew, 3'iC. ON IONS Ohios, per bbl., "1.50; new Bouthern onions in sacks, per lb., 3m3',c. TO.M ATOKS Kloridu. per 6-baaket" crate, tS.Zh'U'i.ab; choice, "2.75(Li3.O0. NAV'l' BiiA.Ns-1'er uu., J2. FUL'ITS. FIGS California, now cartons, II; ported, per lb., lZuMc STKAWHKHKIKS-Per 24-qt. case, lm- J0.25 (UJuO. PINIi APPLKS-Florlda, 30 to 36 count, Sl.itxiiij.W. TROPICAL. FRUITS. BANANAS Per bunch, according to size. $2..u'U..,u. OKA.NUiiS-Hudded, 3.00; Mediterranean Bweelh.i J.iutfS.W. 1-Jl.ALo.no j.' ui.cy, $iiu; choice, J3.25. MISCliiLANKOUS. HONEY Per 24-scctloti case, $2.75tf3.00. UiOliit-Nehawka, per bbl.. W.i.. New York, 3.60. POPCOK.N I'er lo., fie; shullet:. 6o. NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb., llVsu; No. 2 soft shell, luc; No. 2 hard ahell, ite; brazils, 1M.T iu., 14c; tillMirts, per io., ttc; aimonds, eotl shell, 16c; hard shell, ijc; pecans, large, per II)., Uc; small, 10c; cocoa nuts, per sack, $J.5u. HIDES No. 1 green, 6'c; No. 2 green. 5Vc; No. 1 Baited, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6Vac; No. 1 veal call, 8 to K.4 lbs., !c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to lo lbs., 6c; dry hides, bUc; sheep puiiti, mc; horbu hldea, x..-... St. I.nula Grain anil Provisions. ST. IX5U1S. May 10. WHEAT-Stronser: No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 81c; track, s2.c; May, 7c; July. i.'i7o',,c; September, 73'c; No. 2 liard, 76'vU-n V. CORN Stronger: No. 2 cash, 62Hc; track, July, 61'.-ic; Scpiembcr, 6Sc; May, 61Vc; 5'JSc. OATS Stronger; No. 2 cash, 43c; traclt, July, 33-i4c; September, 46i4c. 43' ic; May, 42c; ,.'c; No. -' white, 4 H Y E Nominal, Ml-.u6nc. Fl.OIR Dull red winter patents, $3 65 (fiJMi; extra fancy und atruigiit, $3.3oi3.ou; clear. $3.lv3.2'J. SEED 1 lmothv. nominal at $5.00j.25. CORNMEALr-Stcady at $3.15. 1 IRAN Steady; Backed, east track, iAsJ HAY Quiet; timothy, Jll'.OiK? 13.&0; prai rie, scarce; In demand at recent quota tions. WHISKY Steady, $1.30. IRON COTTON TIES-Steady, $1.05. UAOOINU St cad v. uVu63c. HEMP TWINE lie. PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing, old. $17.45; new, $17.95. I.ard, lower at $10,174. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed lots, extra oris, fiS7't, clear ribs, $9.75; short clear, $10. liacon, steady; boxed loin, extra shorts. lu.7ti; clear ribs, $10.62!; i-hort clear. JloSiVi. METALS Lend, steady. $3.97Mi. Spelter. hljjh.r at $4.17'-. 1'ot i i li 1 steauy ; cmckens, 10c; tur keys, c; ducks, 7!-..c; geese, 4!?35u. Eiiiis Steady at He. PUTTER Steady; creamery, 17S3c; dairy, 16ru20c. Receipts, enipments. Flour, bbls 7.ik o.onO hf at, bu 31,i)o 22,11)0 Corn, bu 2,ih) 43. (no Oats, bu ia.000 zj.UaA) Liverpool Grain unit Irovlsion. LIVEUPOOI., May 10. WHEAT Spot, No. 1 northern, spring, quiet at Cs4'Jil; California, dall at 6 4d. Futures, quiet; May, 6a l-'d; July, tiSl)d; September, us ;i'd. t Uii.N-spot, steady; .American mixeu, ne w, iisSd; Americun mixed, old, 6s 8d. Ir ulures, qulel; Jul, Du2!d; October, 6a l'.jd. i'KAS-Canadian, firm, 6 ll'jd. FI.OLH tit. Jjouis lancy winter, firm, is Hd. Mi 'PS At London (Pacitio coast), firm, 3 liir'4 15s. PKoV ISIoNS Peef. slrono; extra India mess, luls :id. Pork. Mtrong; prime mess tt i surn, Ttis. Hams, slioi t cut, 14 to lii lbs., quiet. Sis. Hucon, Cumberland cut, ' Jti to .id. lbs., steady, 4!s 9d, short rilis. ltj ti J4 lbs., steady, 5Js; long clear mliidles, light. 2: 10 31 lbs., stiady, 6Js; long clear Huddles, heavy. ;5 to 4) lbs., steady, nls W; sliort elenr backs. 16 to 2o lbs., quiet. i:s; clear bellies. 11 to U! lbs., steady, 61s 3d. Hhoulilers, square, 11 to 11 lbs., steady. 3!'s 6.1. Iird. American rellned. In pails, steady, rJ- 3d; prima western, In tierc-'s, qult, ojs. JH T'l'Kll-Kin. st United States, firm. !)6s. UU El.riE-T-'u in ; American finest white, old. i.s; American tinoEt white, new, 61s; American i.in-sl colored, old, tils; American Must colored, new, 6T.M. TAIXUU-Prune city, lirm, 20s. KnimiiB ( It)' iruii and Provisions. KANSAS CITY. May 1).-WHF.AT-Miy. 7Jv-(i2 ; July, 71-V.m 71 4c-; cash. No. 2 hard 7;i' -; No. 3, 7j'i'iic; No. 3 r-d. 7l..e, NoT 3, 'im.i7v'-c; No. 2 spring, 73e. rOKN May. tilV-'d'i-c; September, o.".6, fjoc; cash. No. 2 mixed. 02-u -oe; No. 2 white li' .i;; No. 3. bVilil!-C. oATri No. 2 white, 4.'.c. HV E No. 2. 5;. i'Jc. HAY Choice timothy, $13 50ji 14.00; choice fl2f.-' ia.ua. Ill TTEK creamery, 21c; dairy, fancy, lvc KflGS Steady ; new No. 2 whltewood cases included, 14c per doi., loss ott; cases let urtied, K.!iC. Iteceliits. Shipments. Wh-nt. bu 27,21)0 Pi.il l ,,, n, bu 6:i.iiv M.ma) uuis. bu li,uw 1S.0O0 Plillcdeliibla Produce Market. P1IU.AUKUPI1IA. May IO.-HUTTER Firm lair demand; extra westcru cream- -l-v. J4o: extra nearby prints, 2'le. F.tHiS -Steady. fair demand: fresh nearbv. Io.-; tresh western. !.', 11 loVc; fresh southwestern, lii'jli'e; fresh southern, lai io'-vc . ... i HEKSE-r am; New York, full creams. fancy tunail, pi'jdf l'i'a-; New York full ci cams, fair to choice. 11 a '-' Toledo lirniu mid Seed. TOI.FKO. May 10 WHEAT-Dull: rash, iii'4c; May, M'c: July, .. 771. r September, I'oHN Dull and firm; cash. l'-,c; May, illiic: Ju v. .c: sepieitipcr, "ic OATS Hull and stroiu: casli, 44V4o; May. id-: July. ;v. c; heiUeini.er, .se. SEED Clover, lirm; October, $C.l; Milwaukee l.rsiu Market. MILWAUKFE. May 10. WM EAT Mar ket hlkher: No. 1 northern. ..Vac; No. northern. 7ii-7oir ; July. 7"lo. KYE-O'ill; No. 1, 6'-lt Osc. llAKI.Ex llikher; No. 1, ijzoi,3c; sam ple. IS- y ;-jc. ColtN July, 67c. allBBiespolla Vtbral, Floor ana Hraa. MIN'NEAPoIJS, May 10 WHEAT May Ta'.a'-"iki JJ'' iiTa J .Vc; vi.lciuivr, No. 1 hard. 7Sc; Nn. 1 No. 2 northern, ;ii 75'4c. atents, $3.V.il3.95: second ; lirst clears, $J !5; sec- $14 K u 1150. Ilnlnth I. rain Market. M'M'TH. May JO .-WHEAT Cash. No. 1 hard. 79-V.c; No. 2 northern, 74V; No. 1 northern, i'Sc; May, Tu'c; Jjly, .6Sc; Sep tember, 1 4 ' IIA'I s ChsIi, 44'2c; September, 30'c. CORN' tie'ac I'oorlil nsrket, l'EORLA, May 10. CORN Firm No. 3. 6P- OATS Firm; No. 2 white, through. WHISKY $1.30. 4-iViC, billed EW YORK MOCKS AMI IIOMIS. Strike Order mid Poor Ilnnk shnnlnt Kill Vpeenlnlhe Interest. NEW YoRK. May 1". The effect of the Ftrike order of th - authra. ue era sistiiciI to kul speculaiivi the st. nk market today. Piled nunc worK inti r st ,11 went lower in some cases, the volum - of speculat'.on was trivial ami was rather less In th ers than ill some other depat imenis of the list. There were some large Individual selling orders In Union Paoliic, St. Paul and a rumher of other prominent slocks in whb h a speculative party his b"i 11 active re cently, set minify on the assumption that diviiicliil i'lel'i ases were to be looked lor hi tho.-v slocks. The unexpectedly pom shewing by the banks had nun h the sain -effect on stocks, cousins struggling de clines on light selling. The opinion was heard that the anthra cite operators prefer a strike nt this time, if one is inevitable, rather than to have it 001111 in the fall. This ia not consistent with the confident assurance that has been professed in Wall street that there would be no strike at nil. The strike is not taken very gravely even now, as la shown by the effect on the stocks of the coal carrying roads. The loss, of over H.ofio.mw in cash reserves compared with estimates based on the known movements of cur rency repoitcd by the banks themselves of about $2,000,1101). wa-s rather vusuely at tributed to "local movements." The loan contraction of $2.2u4,fciO showed but a meager result of the stock market liquida tion. There is nothing to show how far th.- much discussed position of the trust comnanies tray have been shown by the weeks events. With discounts In Pulls und lierlin below 2 per cent and time loans for four and six months at 4'4 to 5 per cent In New Y'ork and even higher for shorter periods, the expansion in our loan obpea tions in foreign money markets is naturally increasing and represents a balance to be met at Home future time. The bond market has moved in sympathy with stocky over a much narrower range. United States 3s and the Is ib ilimd per cent, as compared with the closing call of hist week. The following are the closing prices 00 the New York Stock exchanse: Ati hlson io fd. Italtllimi n do pfd. Canadian . 7Tv So. Hallway . '.'7'... do p;d .liii'a Ti-xns Pailllo. . 'Toledo. St. L. A ..KS-V do pfd . b2' I'nloll I'.lelfle .., . 47 I do rfd . ::ii W i1,b!i . do pfd . 7b'-, Wlieel. L. K.. . :l I do 2d pfd . 2,HWia. Central ... . Kv)4l do pfd , 4H AdamB LIx . 31 " . I'."i . 41 . 21 . 3M. .l;i'j & 0.. ' Pacini- Canada Bo Chen. Ohio... Chii-aico & A.... no pfd Chliago. lnd. do .M Chiiaeo & O & L.. "wi"! . . 211-n . . 4S-. ..lie. do 1 pfd. . do 2d itd... Chlraco - N YV... '.'Si ;Ami-rl.an fc.x C, K. I. & IV Cblcago Ter. & 175 1 frilled Stau-B Lx... Tr... 21 '4 Welia-Kargo Ex to1-, Anial. Copper L lo-pj Am.-r. Car Sc F 3'"4! do pfd 711 Amer. Lin. Oil.... t;i 1 do pfd do pfd C. ('. r. & St. L. Colorado So do irt r'ii do 2d pfd........ . C.I . -t'.'-j . nr.;, .n;i . li.-.'ii .1(12 2-'-'i VJ-i'a .31-2 . 172 . 201, . 74 . . US Pel. A liuiLiin... .lT!. Amer. S. & H .27li j ilo ptd , jAiiae. Mining Co... . ilrooklyn K. T . ;ifi l olorado Fuel & 1. . Con. lias . 3 ,Con. Totiai-i-o pfd.. . lh3 lien. Klei-trlo , 1,2 .Hooking Coal , 9ii Inter. Paper Au2 I do Pf'l . 4i Inter. Power . l.4 li.arlrde llaa . tio 1 National HlBrult .. .12il National Lead .... .140 'National Salt Pel. L. W Pi-over & It. II.... do pfd Erie do lt pfd do id i.rd Creat Nor. pfd.... lloiklni; Valic-y .. do pfd Illinois Central .. luv.a Central do pfd Lako line & W... do pfd L. & N Mnimtlan L,.... .131i "do pfd . 6'J''i .10 . 70 . 3'j'i .loo, . 44 . a i Vj .iX. Mil rty si, No. Amerli-an Mex. Central 2' I'ai-ific Coast Mi x. Miitliiual Minn. & St. L. Mo. Pacific .... M . K. fc T.... do pfd N. J Central . N. Y. Central . Norrolk Ac W... do pfd Ontario A- V... IV iniM.v Ivuiiia .. Heudiiifi do ll pfd do 2-1 pfd St. L & S V.. do lal p.'d do J! pfd St. L. Snulhw.. do pfd St. Paul do pf.l So. Pacific .... I1H ....llo' j .... 9?', .... 2i',k .... tij H-S Pacinc Mall I'eople'a (Jaa ... Prmved s. Car.. do pfd Pullman P. Car. Hi public Steel . 17". ri't 12.,:l4 ....i.r.;' do pfd UTt'iSunar j)ii iTciiii. Coal ik .. :(:-v,jl 'dun. linn 4i P.. ..1411'al t1u Pfl1 .. 64;'4 t'- S. Loatiier .. .. Ill I do pfd .. t:''4;t'- J- I!i.!ilr ... .. B:ii do pld .. n t S. Steel .. jo-u .. H . . 13 'a .. 84 .. l'-'t .. En'j .. 41't .. 7.,lii do pfd si 1. . -J7 . f.1 .inn W.atrrn t'nlon o; American Locomo.... Sli do td UP, K. C. Southern 2;il4 do pfd DK1. Offered. i-it York Moi:ry Market. NEW YORK. May 10. MONEY On call, nominally. 1 per cent; prime mercantile paper. 4'.iri per cent. STKRUINU KXU1 1 ANGE Barely steady, with actual business in bankers' bills nt $l.s7at'i4.S7",. for demand and at $I.M'l4(fc-4.S5 for si.ty days; posted rates, $4.86 and $(H'-.: ci mmerclal bills, JI.MMi l-Si'4. S1UVEH Par, 50"sc; Mexican dollars, 41'4c. PONDS Government, steady; state, In active; railroad, easier. The closlnc quoialions on bonds are a follows: v V- V. S. ret. 2a. feg do coupon do 3a, reg do coupon do new 4a, reg. do coupon do old 4. rag.. do coupon .109ib. & N. unl. 4a m.'v, .lOSiMex. Central 4a k .10S'.1 do lat I lie HI lnn'ii 'Minn. & St. L. 4..HH;, ...137'ti.M.. K. 4 T. 4l... luo'.. ...137'-jl do 2a ...lli'HN Y. Central la. ...Ul'4 "do gen. .Sa.... ...105-4 N. 1. C. g. fa . S.1'4 .I'.-p, .luj .139 .lnj . 73 i .lot'i . h't .116', . ! do da. rig An rmitlOfl ldiVN'o. Pacific 4a Atchison gen. 4a 1"3H do adj. 4a Baltimore O. 4a.. .102H do 3s N. ft W. con. 4a., Reading gen. 4b... St L & 1 M c. (a.. do do couv. 4b..... Canada 80. 2... Central of Oa. 5a. do ia luc Chea. & Ohio 4n .loa-'aJFt. L. At S P. 4a.. i01-, st. l. a. w. ib... .li -J do 2a ... .7 ... H'j ... S' . Hi Ifl. A. 1 A. P. 4a. Iu'1 fo. Paclfto 4a. Ctilcago S; A. C . U. & U. n. l',!...!!',,. Hallway 6, 12:, 4a Vb m 'lex. 4fc r'ftcinc IB. ...121- C, M at) P. g 4a U6H l . si. l.. w. 4a... s C A: N. w. c. 7a. ..133 i-ntoa t'acinc in.-.', C R I. P. 4b 111', do couv. 4a li:, e'e C & ft L . 4s.l"3 Wwhaah la Ill) Chicago ler. 4 'J "do 2a l.u'-i Colorado So. 4a a-.'-n do dti. H ft' Heaver & K. O. 4a...nu weal snore 4s ni'i Eii pilor i leu a n"e . or u. r.. a-, do general 4B a.', '. vt-nirai v, tr v. A II. C. Is. ..114 luu. tobacco 4a tw)i Hocking Val. 4'na. .. lllVil Bid. Offered. London stoi-w LONDON. May 10. 4 p Market. m Closing: Consols for money 5 3-H Norfolk A Western MT, do account !lo 6-lli do pfd. Aiiai nmla , b Ontario Weateru.. 3 Atchison 1 l'enuylvanla 7" t ii'l i-i ii 3i'i do pfd loo'a ueuau.g rialiimnre & Ohio. . . .ll"1,; do lsl pia laiidoian i'acidc 13ii , do pia Chesai.eake Ohio.. 4i'' Southern Hallway Chl.aao 11. W 31 -4 1 uo ''J if C, M. & Paul. .174' Southern Paclde. 7. Denver G. 43'- Ciiioii Paclll ..1"7 Ltd . 3'j . . 7DL, . Ill .lli'l .141 . 21 . t l .1113 do pfd l ulled Statea Blaol. do pfd Wabash do pld Spanish 4s l.und Minaa bciitieta Erie 41', do let pfd do 2d pid tllirula Central l.uuiMvillt' & Nash, al , K. et T 4ft 7:.4 K'S 431). do ptd N. V. Central UAH SILVER Quiet at 23 7-16d per on ret. M"NEY 22'i per cent. The rate of dis count in the open market for both short and thrro-months' bills is 2i per cent. Button Stock tlHOtatloua. POSTON, May 10. Call loans, cent; time leans, i'Stfv per cent, closing of stocks and bonds: SijiS per otllclai Atchison 4b C.aa Is Hni. Central 4a N. E U. a C, Atchison do pfd ...IM't Westlngh. Common.. ZT4 . .. 94'-, Adveuiura ...S3 Alloue, ... f7 An.alraaiated . .. 7 Itlngliaiti ... HI , Calumal Ifecla . . .102 Copper ttang ... 1 'i.iiiiniuu (.'Oid ... i..:'a Frankllu ...144 isle Koyale ...l' j, Mnhaak ... -'7', Old Pouiinton j ...111'', Csceula ...UK parrot ...lt4l Qullicy ... ti Sauia Fa Copper. ...I2D r.mara k ...43 Trlnwuniala ..... ... si Trinity ... I ulted SUtas ...Iu;1 t'lab. ... 41 . .'iriorla ... Sl' tVluuda, 3' . 41 . HI .Mi.) . I." II. .mou v lia-soin Ac N. V . N. Klti hbura A I bany , Sle . . . . H & ptd ... I' u l on pi L.1C Mexican lei.tral American Suaar do ptd A mem au T. l.uulliilou 1. 4k lien Kla.lr1e ... Mass. Flectrle . do pfd , N. E U a C... Culled Krult ... C. 8. te do ptd l:i .17J . i . Ill . HI . 4, Forelgs I'lasnelal, LONDON. May 19. The amojnt of bul Hon taken into the Flank of England on balance today was 5i.iat. Gold premiums are quoted: Kuenus Ayres, 14u.lu; Madriu 3tS2: Roma, 2 iK. PARIS. Mav 10 Three tur cent rentes l'lf l;lc for the account: SnanUli 4av 7o ()n the bourea todav securilli-s were nulet and rather lirm. with Rio lint on in good da- '.'r. On '.ruck: noi iner',, Tt-'.r , ; I'M 'L R I'lrst 1 patents, $:t.ti 11 t.;.i uriil 1 b ars, $. a. HHA.N-ln l ulk. the Ink up- I'orte.l. flKI.IV. M.iv la The weekly stati nu it of the Imperial I'.ank of (b riuany show: the iollowiiin hances: Cash 111 hind, in cr.a'e, J JJi'i i r. a - e, 1 mi. v c: ease, .", v tlon. deer.:, Oil I. (.till-. II. ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ra ti s time liioiuh ' inaiks; tnasiirv poles, In- ' tllalks; other securities, ili'- .'Vo mirk-; notes l-i oiroi'a- . 21'. !m).i"io marks. I'. haiiKe J-m 4:e .pfit for chi'i ks. I'i--for hort bills. 1"4 pi r cent ; -' bills. lT per c nl. Vfit York Vliitr.a Wan in f lon. NEW Y'ORK. M'iv pi The followlt.it arc the eh sl:u rices on mining stocas: Adaina Con All-e p--cece tirunawtck ron .. I imi(.t ii k l il'i : el Con. l al A- :l . . . I'r.ulwnnil Terra.. It. rn Iver lion Silver 1 . u ulc I 'i :i . li ll.ittle Chief .. . 41 untarlo .6.1 "lnr .' . 11 T'hnctilx . flu, 1'i.ti.pi .l.'.H ;Sni.'iao . i'. iSi.rra Nevmla .141) Sn.Mll Hopea . 73 i Standiird . II . I.".', . S . 4o ,3;o Ilnnk t Icarlnm. OMAHA. May la.-l'.ank clearlncs for the week iiillnn today show an Increase of II. "7 over those for the corresponding week of IjM yiar. The daily figures read: PMJ. I'.iil . $1,l'S.::7s.oc, 1.jle..".'i.).:;s l.i . 1 :: l.li:ii.:'.:;j.n) !'71.7 '. :'.) i.nvj.:i.vi.:ii Monday ... '1 liesda V clili'- day P i i l I ?.(!: v . I iM.iy Saturday .. .$1 'JSs JJ7.70 . l .l:U,7J7. II . l.Jlv2.."-l . 1.'J77.7-."..::j . i.i.vi i; . l.i:;..!!i.i., Totals CHICAGO, Mnv . . . .$7.3t;o,7;io..".ti $.;,ii o 10. t'icariims. $JI,r.t!M7i; postetl exiliaiiKe, $l..M balances, -'J. I.';4 for sixty York ex (lays and $!Mi'4 on demand; New baiiee, joe vremium. NEW YoltK. Mnv P Clearlncs, $2 4L-i.T!l; balatiies. $lu,7ur,H2S. PHII.ADEl.PHIA. Mav lO.-CleBrlnus, $21,(ljl.i!Hi; balances, $2,i.iu,4rS; clearlnKS tor the week. l:!T.,'.yi,9"2; balances, $ls,4oS,9JS; motiev. 4'2 p.-r cent. HOSTON, May 10 Clearings, $Ji),2?S,717; baiatn-es. $l,:Ld'M!)7. BAI.TlMoKE, May 10. Clcarlnns, JS.SIa, 421; balances. $.":i."i.f.:)7; clearings for tho week. $J.l.lsx.,J7C; balances, $3,40J,6i.j; money, 5 per cent. ST. I.OU1S. May 10. Clearlncs, $7,nw,073; balances, $7 lu.Iiuo; money, steady, 4'i'iit) per cent; New York exchange, 3nc premium. CINCINNATI. May in. Clearings, $J,1 1S, Pf, money. :'i'.n; per cent; New York ex change, pi 'ooiic premium. Cotton Market, NEW YORK, May 10. COTTON-Spot closed eai-y; middling uplands, i'V; mid dling ttulf, !iTe; sales, l,7"o bales. Futures closed barely steady; May. li.'J7c; June, I'. 17c: July, !i. 12c: August. S.7c; Sedemtier, 8.f:'.f ; ociober. S.lsc; November, S 13c; De cember, s.llc; January, 8.12c; February, S.llc. GALVESTON, May 10. COTTON gulet, Steildv, It 7-1"i'. ST. I.OU1S. May R COTTON-DulI, tin chanm'd; middling. 9 5-Hlc; sales, Jim bales; receipts. 4oo bales; stock, 33,7lt bales. LIVERPOOL, May R CoTToN Spot, quiet; prices 1-32 1 lilphi r; American mld dllnir fair, 5 1-3J.I; Rood middling, 5v4d ; inl.ltlliliK, &'sl; low middlinir, fil-HJd; (rood ordinary, 4 Ji-3Jd ; ordinary. 4 21-3Jd. Tho sales of the day were li.iHiu bales, of which 1 tut) were lor speculation and export and included 5.7ne) American. Receipts. J.'i.oHl bales, incluilliiK 21.700 American. Future opened quiet and ciosiMl steady; American tniddlinu, jr. o. c. May, u l-iild, sellers; Miiy and June, fi'iia l-lild, sellers; Juno and July, ."id, buyers; July and August. 4 63-lu 5d buyers; August and September. 4 OS-id f4) MMild. sellers; September and October, 4 4l'.t'.i4 41-md. buyers; October and No vember. 4 3.'i-i'.ld. sellers; November and December, 4 ::j-td'(i4 M3-tdd. sellers; Decem ber ii nd January, 4 31-fil74 32-iild, sellers; January and February, 4 3u-tlicl 31-Wd, sellers. AVnol Mnrket. HOSTON. May 10. WOol Tho receipts of wool in Huston since January 1. liioj, havo been c,5,3r7,U'-r iiounds, against 6l,03-),iil7 pcuuds for the same period In lSul. Tho stock on hand in lioston January 1, 12, was 77,310,411.1 pounds, the totul stock la W. 442. 44s pounds. The stock on hand May 11, i:Jl, was 41.492.02ti pounds. ST. LOUIS, May RWoOL Strong; and more active; medium grades, lfl&17Vc; liaiht fine, lJrqloc; heavy line, 9t12c; tub washed, l.i(i('24'ir". LONDON. May 10. WOOI-The offerings, at the wool auction sales today numbered 13.G73 bales. Competition was active and prices lirm. Medium and line crossbreda ruled 10 per cent above the March averago price and good combine; merinos advanced 10 ier cent. Cape of dood Hope and Natal scoured, were Id higher. America bought n, few good greasy Victorian and some medium crossbreds. Next week f.2.700 bales will be offered. Following are the sales In detail: New South Wales, S.iioO bales; scoured. 7s 9d; greasy, 4s l'sd. Queensland, 2,0.10 bales; scoured. Is Nd ; greasv, 4'dlld. Victoria. lifi hales; scoured, 9d!Qls7d; greasy, 4ai''i Is 2'd. Tasmania, 4'" bales; greasy, 54iKils. New Zealand, S,7) bales; Bcourcd, 7dfi-lH TVjd ; greasy, 4'i'S.lOil. Capo of Good Hope and Natal, lot) bales; scoured, 7'idiSil: greasy, tif!t7V.d. The arrivals for the third series of pules amount to 61,420 bales, including 22. "eo forwarded direct. Oil und Koain. OIL CITY. Pa., May 10. OIL Credit bal ances, 1.2c; ccrtilicatcs, no bid; shipments,, luo47 bols. ; average, 10.430 bbls.; runs, b9, U33 bbls. ; average. 80, Pi2 bids. NEW YORK. May lu. OIL Cottonseed. quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow- i.i4ic. Petroleum, steady: retined. New York, $7.10; Philadelphia and Haltimorc, 35; Philadelphia and Paltimore. In hulk. K46. KnMn. steady; siealned, common to good, $1.65q1.57'i. Turpentine, steady, 4ti'4 i! 17c. TUl.Klio. o.. May 10. OIL-North Lima. SSc; South Lima and Indiana, S3o. LIVERPOOL, Alav lo. OII-Turpentlne spirits, nrm, jis im. riosin, common, steady, 4s l'-jd. Petroleum, retined, steady, 7'k'l. Linseed oil, lirm, 32s tid. Cottonseed oil, Hull refined, spot. firm. 29s. l.M)i).N, May in. i ii I, Calcutta Iln- 24s seed, spot, 61s 3d. Turpentine spirits, 6d. Evnporaleil Apples and Dried Frnlts, NEW Y'ORK. Mav R-EVAPORATED APPLES There is little change in the eva porated apple situation. The tone holds firm, Willi exporters fair buyers. Offer ings rather light. Prices us luat quoted. State, common to good, ifutie: prime. 9''ii S'.-o; choice. HVl'i' ,c; fancy, lou'ijiio. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS The prune market remains about unchanged wiinotit piirucuiar icature. some lohbinir demand is noted and prices hold steady for new fruit. Old fruit continues irreg ular. Apricots unit peacnes in modern tn demand, with the tone of the market steady. Prunes, .IV'i'j'Sc Apricots, boxes It'VuHc: bags, 10!fillc. Peaches, peeled, Htiliic; unjieelcd, bVsiullc. Sugar Market. NEW YORK. May 10 SUOAR-Raw firm; fair lelinlng. 3c; centrifugal. SM test 3'..c. Molnain s sugar. 2ac. Rellned. steady No. 6, 4.16c; No. 7. 4.0.V: No. X. 3 Hoc: No. U, 3lic; No. 10, 3.S3c; No. 11, 3 S0c; No. 12, 3.73c; No. 13, 3.76c; No. 14. 3.75c; standard A, 4. Doc; roufectlont rs A. 4.o0e; mould A. 5. doe; cut loaf, 62oo; powdered, 4.Hlc- arranulatcd. 4.c.fc: ctioi's. n.:tc. IjONDON. May 10. IJEET SUGAR May. tK O'xU. Co flee Marie: NEW YORK. May 10. COFFEE Spot Rio, xso. , invoice, ti-,c. ailld, ouiei; I ir- ,1.... i. -r, io,. rri.u .ii.ri.,t ,.,.o,.u.i Hiu,iii with prices unchanged. Jtooui shorts bid prices up & points later in the morning, but ut best the market was a tame affair, ( a t.Ks from for.i-:n niarkets and statistlca millions were quite as expected. The close was Heady, witn prices net un changed io 5 points higher. Total sales wie 4.1.-1(1 baps. lneniiiiiK rupiemoer st S.2...1 3.S..C; October, o.4uc; November. 5.10c March, B.75c. Weekly Hunk statement. NEW YORK. May R The statement of the associated banks for tho week einlinx today shows: Io.hh ilcl.MiMi. decrease J2.--2I.5mi: Uenoslts ;e; i.'235.ii, decr.-ase, J tM'i; circulation i'l.--'". Increase J1", ::a; Peal tenders $7 i.t'.K.o. d crease $2.6,1. 5"1; bp- el" $17i"i.4i.,"'i. decrease rt.:i'.ia); re. serve 1213 5m,'. j, decrease Itin.l.'iii; reserve r. ipiir-d $Jto.ivH.i decrease ai.'.isi.onu; tsur- liu.s JV!, I'd ,i.4jo, decrease i,U,uou. Kiiiorta and Imports. NEW York. .Mil- lo Exports of spec from this port to all countries for this week UMiMcpute $521,. wo sliver and $2.7 Hold. Tile inu.orts of specie this wee were $2.1i2 Bold and 112.964 sliver. Tho im ports of dry goods and merchandise at tlnj ;srt of New York for this week were valued at 1,2.'9.42.'. Dry Cooda Market. NEW YORK. Mav lo.-IiRY OOOD3 The week in the market closed quiet with out ( hai.tfe. print cloths inactive but steMdy. Coi ton yarns were quiet this week aid barvlv steady for hosiery yarn w rated and woolen yarns firm; linen iarns are atroiig. Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON. Mav 10. Today's state ment of the treasury balances in the gen eral fund. excljsLe of tho $'.50,ow,uon, kij reserve, In the division of redemption, shows: Available caail bttUrjee, (17,6o4, 2; sold, Jj;,y.,lji Pnnnlsh securities were dull owlnc tri delay in the votlna on th- bill rean the Hank of Snain. Kfiflirs wire i OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET rat Cattle of DeiraMe Quality Are All Hir-ber Than a Week A;:o. HOGS SELLING AT HIGH POINT OF YEAR Offrrlnx. of Miet'ii anil lainbs l.lh All the Week and While I. nod Muff Held Aliont Mend) tonmioii Kinds Are a Mllle l.nvi r. SOUTH OMAH V May R Receipts w : Cattle 1.1"2 lops. Sheep Odlcial M ind 4.111. 3 IH.'i i iilii l ii Otiicial otlielal ( iftii lal Otllclai Tllesdav. . . . ednesday 'i h.ll'S'l.lN-. . Friday...... b ituiday ... ,. 2,:;i . 1. !'.'- . 2. :''. .. 2,:im 4.4"S 2.2 ii e.2vs Mil t;.-."j Total this week R.227 4V72'1 137S Week endini; M.iv 3 II. IO' el.'"7 L..ti Week einllllK April 2H...14.4"i 41.1.1't UMf Week etiliiu April 1!. . . l.t. I-SI 3!t.i4;.l 2...:'.'i Week ending A.ril 12...1ti.37l 41.I--II l.3i.6 Same week last year PS.M.I 4.1.5.3 2i.'.i'.i REl lOIP'I'S FOR THE YEAR To DAT 17. The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hows and sheep at Sou: li iimilia for the .Mar to uate aim cmnp. rt-u is with last car. lJf-2. K"l. Inc. Ih'c. Cat'le 27:i...:ii -;.l.'.iir. .M.I.O Dous H :s. I-.7 M".i'.e 87,7s'J Sheep 331,fiOj 4eS,S2 77,377 Tho foUowincr table shows tlio averaKO price of hogs sold on the Soi.th Omaha market the oust several days, with com parisons with tornier years: Date. 1302. 19ol.;i;i,)0.loli9.ilS4.ilb97.il. April 15.. April 16.. April 17.. April 18.. April 19.. April 1!0.. April a., April 22.. April 23.. April 24.. April 25.. April 2ii.. April 27.. April 2S.. April 2a.. April 30.. 6 95!j tt 1 ti MVa 9 ti Ml, a 6 Oil IS 721 3 bi'l 3 801 S 31 4 6 45, 3 til. J 5 92 a 55i 3 72 3 91 3 e6 6 twj S 4a 3 6i 3 3 4S l b, Hi, il 1 ,1 3 91 6 boi 6 4j 3 73, 3 tki 3 73 3 el 3 83 8 35 8 30 1 84 8 28 3 36 8 ol a 3 2't 3 2b I 5 42, 8 77 B0' 6 SS.,1 ti i, 1 03 , 6 :-v,, 6 81 3 72 6 SO 5 36 & 7b 5 32: 3 67 6 77, 5 3 3 65 3 Mi 3 T4 84 3 82 3 83 8 71 3 84 3 79 3 7if it 1 1 1 ti oil J b,i 0 72; 5 31, 3 67 3 SI 3 71 7 07V I t 37i 3 lilf 3 7 0.1 .,i 5 6.5 6 9.Uai 6 64 i W 3 3 711 3 21 3 83, 3 8i 3 15 May 1 6 i"Ti 6 6-11 5 i'l 3 61 3 79; 3 12 3 13 May 2... 3... 4... 5. . . 6... i 0i'., o . I; a lsi 7 01V 5 72 6 17 I o Ite Vilf 3 ui 3 o May May May May May 3 ti., 3 t 3 71 3 72 3 5S, 3 62 3 64 i 3 9:!. 3 95 8 26 3 30 7 0.1 ti SS 6 93H 7 If) 7 os 7 07". S 66; 6 6s 5 t.9, fi 21 1 5 f.l, r. lo; D 65; 5 12 o 61 0 15, 3 91! 3 61 i 3 32 3 .sj 3 io, 3 c0 3 71: 3 19 3 Ml; 3 16 Mav May May lu... 3 60; 3 65; 3 62, 3 9j 3 6S ' Indicates Sunday. YESTERDA Y'S SHITM ENTS. The lollowlnir list shows the number of cars of feedi rs shipped to the country yes terday und their destination: Cars. E. J. Million. Guide Rock. Neb.-R. & M. 3 William Pates, West point, Neb. F. I. V. Pileisoii, Long Fine, Neb. F. H. W. Neville. Duiilup, la. I. C M. Hutton, Malvern, la. Wab I. en Oviatt, Shenandoah, la. Wab.. F. Hi-party, Nuola, la. Mil N. O. Silencer, Russell, ia. y The olildal number of cars of brought iu today by curb road was: E.. 1 1 1 Ji... 1 1 1 1 stock Caitle. Hogs.; C, M. . St. P o O. Ac St. L 1 Missouri Pacitio l Union Pacilio System 11 C. A: N. W 7 F., E. Ai M. V 26 C, St. 1., M. & 0 1 Ii. Ai M 13 C, H. Ac -J 4 K. C. Ac St. J C, R. I. oi P., east 13 C. R. 1. At P., west 1 Illinois Cet tral 2 Total receipts 2 96 The disposition of the dnv's receiiits was as follows, euch buyer purchasing tho num ber oi neau liiuicaieu: Puyers. Cattle. Hors. Sheep. 264 Omaha Packing Co..., Swift and Company.... l.'-oa .... l.!9 l,9uo .... Ludahy Packing Co Armour Ar Co Cudahy. lrom Kansas City Swilt, lroi.i Kansas (. liy.. Swift, from t-t. Joseph i. Jt. iiammona Co .obmaii Ac Co 703 Other buyers Total 61 6,526 537 CATTL1-7 There were practically no cat tle on aalo touay, so mat a test of the market was not made. The supply for tho week shows a light decrease us compared with last week and a biii decrease is noted as compared wilh tho same week of last year. owing to tne iigni receipts mis week tne market has shown considerable improve ment. Tho u ndency of prices ha$ been upward on all grades and such cuttle as are pood tnoupti to sell irom b .ou io si.iu are as high as they have been at any time this year. J he grades that sell from 5 M down are a Utile lower than the high time but in most cases l'l.il.ic would cover ibe decline. Tho commoner the quality the less the udvance has been this week, so that the very undesirable prudes may be more than KXiiluo luwer than the high time. 1'he cow market has also improved tnis week and the Hums as noted above for beef steers, the best grades uro right close to as high as they have been any time this year. 1 he medium Eludes, tliou-li, are probably 15'25c lower than the high time, and dinners and cutters are worse than that. The demand has been gooa an the week for the better grades, bul the common kinds havo beer neglected and hard to sell at satisfactory prices. Hulls and stags nave also auviiuceu tins week In sympainy wun me iiigner pucen ruling on steers and cows. Veal calves are safely 25c higher for the week, but it now takes a prime can io reacn o .. sttockers ana ieeoers nave oeen m raui' i light supplv all the week, and as the de mand has shown an improvement since the rains prices have advanced lMt25c on all desirable grades. Even the medium kinds are selling considerably higher than they were a week ago, but of course the better grades sell to the best advantage. Choice stuff would now sell for $5.00 or better. HOGS There was a nioueraie run oi hogs on the market today, there being a slight decrease from yesterday and Irom Saturday of last weik. The mnrket pencil with the bidding mron.T on goon, inaiv hogs and steady on the light, trashy sluff. Trie quality of tile general run touuy was much poorer Hum it has been tor some time which will make the market look weaker than it really was. Good hogs were ready sellers this morning at strong prices anil ranged mostly from $7.15 to $7.25. Medium weights were In fair demand an I sold largely from $7.00 to $7.15. As usual. there was not mucn oeiiiauu ior ngiu wi Ight hogs and they sold at barely nteady prices, ranging from $7.uo down. Late In the morning the bidding weakened on a few light loads that were left and the treme close on this class of hogs was somewhat lower than yesterday. I he market for tne win compareu very favorably with last week. On Monday prices firmed up a little, but on Tuesday and Wednesday the tendency of price was downward. i ne loss, nowever. was more thai regained the last half of the week and in fact on Friday the market reached the high point of the year, being a shade higher than on April 2S. Repre sentative sales: No. 7:i . . . 77... Av. Sh. Pt. No. 1H0. kl . . I . . 7S.. ,1.. bo. . f. . f.2. . 7.1. . Av. Bti. 40 4n ') lbO :io j Pr. 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 ID 7 10 7 10 7 lo 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 1 in 7 I" 7 IIP, 7 12', ,.r.i.i 2-'i i . 240 a ') ..111 ... :" ..;.. to vs ... o' ..11 ... .' m . .; d 40 7 is, . . lj4 ml HI . .2 'I " 7 (i'l . .3,1) Hi 7 "1 ..21 il 40 7 i) . .-J , ... 7 I'l . 40 7 i'-."i ..! ... ' '-" ..:u4 IM 7 rc i, ..2-,4 I'l 1 W, . 2JJ 24) 1 On ..2.0 KH 7 nf. . .2 .7 s t 7 o-j ..212 'i 7 ..2.1 16 7 i-3 . .2,n ho 7 e.'i ..2,1 2 m 1 i . .210 ... 7 (i . .2' ! ko 7 "ft ..22,'. li.'i 7 i'i . .alt. M 7 sr. . .222 l'l 7 0", . 240 12) J ci ..214 .. 7 o . .2.5 M 7 . .215 7 . lit 40 7 . .222 bo 7 07 , . 223 ... 1 v: j . 2..0 210 7 07' . ,..211 If'l 7 "1 ,. .221 l 7 6?-, ...-. Pi-! 7 l-Ta ...211 240 7 1'7', ...-12 ... 1 .. 2',t 14 1 7 lo ..I. 4 14 71... a... M... S. J 74. . . ..tii ..244 ..2.5 ..245 ..2 '2 . .27 ,. .2411 ..2,(1 . . .224 . .2.i: ..214 TI. . .22 .212 213 .'241 2,3 I'- l.,o 40 1.. li IS IS v) .. 74 .. I0... 1,1... ko. .. M .. M... 70 .. H2 . . ,7.. IS 21 .2'.4 It. 7 13 7 7 17', 7 17 : 7 211 7 2f 7 2i 1 2'. 2i. J 2KH 2J 77 2' i ail 7 10 SHEEP As usual Were no sheep or leaves thu S.lpplv ln.iaio Kciii i h. rt of Saturday, there w im n lambs on sal.-. f tile Week a i. out last yur. tui a mile m at ! r man mr ttioiiJh. hs bun a,l week. The ((Uall'V rather comiuoii 011 tin l.oie. The maiket has been somewhat uneven during- the week, but still there have been no ery radical change. Hood stuff sold readily all the week, but offering answer luii to Ibul UvbcrliUou ct skarus. At the clse of the week the letter frides call t-c quoted Just about Stllldv With the lose of hist link, but. owing t tin liniiii-d deiiiaud tor the common KitiiO. tin lu i rki t on s (Quotations . hi 'i-e wet In ii.i.75; p.a ,1 t h pi "S Is little lowir. lor . s $5 v hole Ili ped still k : i ioo.l t.i .nl oi; fair t- pood. $i : 0 - i es. t ..i" ti 5. .'('; t.llr p-.o.l. Jt ik ';.'. (', ,16 25; faT to poo ( lis al out 25-1 Choice Colio-ad.) Kid to choice lambs. $r, pi 1. J5 7.', . Hi I'l. Wooled sto. k oc nt.ovo clipped stoi k wool. . I lambs. $'1 7'',ii'l v . fair to nod, $6.."nwi 6. (5. Kcprcscntative i mi Aid) 1 1 i : Tlt Iv M MIKI'.T. tnttle onilnnl, llosx-i Hmna; anil lllirhrr mill Miepp iend. CHICAGO. Mav PV CATTLE - Rei-eljds. 2i head: nierket nominal; stcer. K'" !, poor to medium. $5.in.i(i.75: stoekeis iiil f. edt rs. $2. 7.V, i .", ;::,; CWS, Jl 5e'oi; on; lielfers. $2 7516, ;(; eanners. I..ri"i. 2.4ii; bulls, J25n'i 5 75; ci.lv. s. $2.mi'iifi oi; Texas fid Mc-rs, 1,1.2. .ii :.,. Ill ICS- Receipt 12.HM head -stlm-ited tro'-g to ".c ' o7 p. o.I Monday. 2v"0; 1, ft over. ."..'"; high. r: mixed and but.-liev, $6 to choice he,iy, f7:.""7 K; r rough In a . . buik of rales. M '517.25: light. $6.751 r.M; $;. '.J7.25. FIIKKP AND LAMPS-R.'celpts. 1 ') head; market steady; go, d 'o choice , til ers. 15. 75.. 6. 15, talr to choice, $7.i:m 7. ': western fhii'ii, $5 25 ('.. 15; native lambs. J-5 "0 6 5e; western lambs, $5.25.6.5u; w oul d Cidornd-ies. id.'.ci. OlMciiil ycsii rday : Rccelpis. Shipments Cattle 2 rot !.'.. 7 H.-ps 2 i ::. 'it S!u i 5,'.'2o 2 :i 1 Kanans City 1 he Mock Market. KANSAS CITY. May 10 CATTLE -Kecelpts. 50 bend; for ww It. H!.2oo head; mar ket iiuchaiigeil ; choice export and dressed beef steers, $6.75'j 7 ;1"; fair to pood. $5.1.v 6.75; stocki rs niid" feeders, $3.i.t'..6'); west ern fed steers. $5.0o'u6 65; Texas and Indian steers, $2.ic '(6 ii(; Texas cow s. ij;',',ii,'ii; native cows, $2.5''it .no; native heifers. l i) di6.3ii; cannefs, $1.75 it2.8.i; bulls, $;1.0("i(5. 15; calves. $;",.( "is 40. Hi HIS Receipts. 3.000 head: for week. 4n.iH head; market steadv to 5c hlcher; top, $7.44i ; bulk of sales. $7.1'C'i'7 30; I'-'avv, $7.2"'ff 7.4o; mixed puek( rs. $7.10)7.35; Ilvht. $7.65l(7.72'i.; yorkers. $7.oo.i7.12V:; pigs, $i.75ij 6.7(i. SHEEP AND LAMI'S-Recoipts todav, none; for weik, 17. ""o head: market un changed; native lambs, $5 .45777. 15: western lambs. $5.75'. 7. 15; native wethers, S5.4"-(Mi."i; western Wethers, $I.So.(6 15; fed ewes. $vn fn5i'.'i; Texas clipped yi arling4. $.'i.75:ii;.ii.-; Texas clipped sheep, $1.5o(i 5.05; Ftockers und feeders. 2.Smu 1.75. cVew York Live Mock Mnrket.' NEW YOLK, celpt.o, BO hea l; dressed steady; 11). Cables last steers n t 1 Ui I.'.e, May 1 n. II E E V E S R e dressed beef steady; city native sides. y-ullii.c per rccei-ed quoted American dr.jiscd weight; refrigcra- tor beef at 12c pcr lii.; exports todny. partly estimated. I.MiIi head beeves and 9, mo quarters ot beef. CALVES Receipts, calves sold at $6.25 pel 02 hend; ItuITalo lo.) lbs. ; city dressed vea is. id ne..c jier lt. SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts. l.so head; quiet, but at about steady prices for sheep and lambs; clipped sheen sold nt $1.75 per l'l lbs.; clipped lambs at $5.5o'.i' 25; un shorn lambs at $7.75; dressed mutton. :i'it ll'..c per lb.; drcssoil Iambs, extreme range, 7(d 1 lo. HOGS Receipts, $2.65. Sioux Cl( Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY. Ia., May 10. (Special Tele gram. I CATTLE Receipts. 2"i; market steady; beeves. $5.iiiii6.5u; cows, bulls and mixed, $2.5Vi5.25; stockers and feeders, S3.UU ill il"; yearllr.gs nnd calves. $l.n "u 1.50. IP a'.S - Hen ipis. 4 r.im; strong to 5c higher at $6.5( 4i7.15; bulk. $6.9o(u7.oo. SHEEP In demanii. St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket. ST. JDSKPIT. May ia-TTLE Re. celpts, 5o head; nominal; natives, $5.25 u' 7.25; cows and heifers, $1..5nfj6.5o; veals, $3.50 (li6o"; stockers and fieders. $2.5')'l5.5o. HOGS Kecelpts, 5.6C') head; steady ; light and light mixed, $7.no'(i 7.22' ; medium and licavv. $7.1ib-7.3ii: l'lps, $1.(1 '.,",. 25. SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, none. St. I.onls Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, May Kl.-CATTLE-Recelpts, lf) liKad; market strong, with scant sup ply of beef cattle during week: native ship ping nnd export steers, $5.5oo.i(i.!ii; dressed beef and butcher steers. $5.ouio-6.7!; steers under l.oou lbs., $l.0f"(6.4(i; stockers and feeders, $3.(v(4 !iu; cows und heifers, $2.25i'i' 6.55; eanners. $1.5C(i2.'J0; bulls. 2.75'n4.5n; calves, $5.(K I'd 7. On; Texas and Indian steers, fed, $4.4!'i'5.65; grriBSers, $.;.!.', if 1.5t; cows ami heifers, J2.li.sri.iiii. HOGS Receipts. 1,100 bead; market strong, active; pigs and lights, $'i.65((Hi.U5; packers. $6.9 117.10; butchers, $7.l)("ii 7.35. SHEEP AND LAM US-Receipts. 1.6'i() head; market dull, nominal; native mut tons, $4 75''5.50; lambs, $4.5e',7 Oo; culls and bucks, $4.0(ii4.75; stockers, $3.tKtr.i3.50. Stock In Slglit. The following table shows the roedp'.s of cattle, hogs and sheep at the five prin cipal markets for May lo: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha 59 r..:M 5.7 Chicago ... 2id L'.oed l.'") Kansas City 50 3D 0 St. Ixjuls ltd l.pi'l 160 St. Joseph 50 D.'4d Totul 459 2S.IM9 3,127 SPANIARD MAKES PROTEST Consul nt Havana Appeals for Cliiiiii-i for Murder to American Authorities. HAVANA, May 11. Spanlsh consul here, military gnvcrnment of Senor Vega, tho -Senor Torroja. has protested to against the mu lato president of the thi' d -r tins Spanish colony at San Juan, Partine, prnv Ine of l'lnar Del Rio. Tho consul also claims other Spaniards have been mur dered In that province and that the mur derers have been allowed to go unpun ished. He savs the murder of Senor Vena was the result of a political plot, the ob ject of which was to break up the organi zation of tho Spanish club. The consul further asserts that two former presidents of the club were atlackc! and obliged to leave town In order to save their lives. He alleges that high otncliils are implicate! 111 tne crime, anu no usits for protection for the Spaniards under the treaty of Paris, which guarantees the llv.s and property of the Spanish residents of Cuba end says this duly has bei 11 forgotten especially In tie province of Plnar Del Rio. As cabled to the Associated Press from Havana. Covernnr Genera! IVood lias of fircd a reward of S3.0nO for t lie conviction of the murderers of Senor Vega. DETROIT GETSAFTEf. LAJOIE Mlclilucnn City Suld to Have Landed the (irrat Player for First llaae. DKTROIT, May 10.-The News today PKTROIT, May 11. Tho News Saturday states that Napoleon Lajole, the cnjolia I Philadelphia second baseman, has MK.ro. d to play in Detroit and that Mr. McN'aiiiara o." the lxtiolt American leanue bam will fen to Philadelphia lj close tba deal with li e Philadelphia owners, l.aji le is to ,ly lirst base for Detroit, uccorillng lo lie News. Mr M.-Nanaru admitted to the Asso ciated Press that he would no to Phila delphia, but denied that the dial was iv.uiy to be closed, lie said thai while there li.ui been ney 0ti.1t ions lookini; to La jole s l:'un- ler to Detroit It Wojld be necessary to thoroughly ii; over the h nal status of tie matter letcre anything dclltdt" could be done. I1111H anil M 1 11 ni-HOli, 'lie. IOWA CITi', la.. May 11. (Spei la!.) Mlntitsota find Iowa Med In tennis Hatur oay, aeh unirsity winning i-n.- in.iii ti In doubles and two in siRyli s. Minn. s. .1.1 r. fuse l to play olf the u,.. In doubles, the Hailiy brothers of Iowa detca'e.l '-nian and Payne, n: Minnesota and Northiup and lln.ik of Mil. to seta d.'fer.ted Mal'-h and liull of low.i. In "it mti s. M,: r h of low a 'let. a 1 d H u ck i f Minn-sola, .lack liatb-y of i,)v.i del a'.d Noithiu;. i l .Ml .lies. .la. Pavne nf .Mi - sot. 1 deti-H'. ii 1.11 1. niiey or n.wa anu v. v man of MiiiueButa defi-ateji Hull of l"W 1. f. I'tiroier Cii.areaNiiiaii NoniiiiMleil. f'llli'Ai'i1"). May 11 Former CiiiKress.na 11 W'l Ham Lorui.tr was nominated -. tne ie p.lbllcall eandidalM for congress f ..m I n fc.xih district lu m Satjr lav. r.. v , uruve, This name muni appear on every bux of the genuine Laxative Itromo-Qulnlne Tau lets, the remedy that cures culj la on day. ii ceuts. "Tie m ar n, tKn 7a I tm ciiyumiyi Ali. Mav at; a TuLEr? i -'.; '.t.'. v -, TI ORODORJl' RANDS of 3d me value as tags from h 'star: 'horse shoe: I 'spearhead: "standard navk t "OLD PEACH & HOHEY".... Anri ."I T" Tnhrr rrt' W I I k4f ' . f . fWsSW'sla I 1 35.00 A BrIONTH Specialist f Iu all DI8EASE9 AjS Bnd DISORDERS v'i mem. 12 years la Omaha, SYPHILIS curiy! by the gUICK ES T, fufest and ni, natural method tl. has yet been discovered. Soon every slajn and symptom fluiappea completely and forever. No "UREAUIV OUT" of the dlscane on the skin or fae--A cjre that Is guaranteed to be psrmano: '. for life. If 0 ftlOfiPCI IT cured. 'Jfethod ticn, VkslibJuElLX without cuttlnr. pain, no detention from work; permanent cur.i guaranteed. V l:li. M17 from Excesses or Vletlmt to Nervous Debility or Exhaustion. Vnjt. Ing Weakness with Early Decay In Your nnd Middle Aged. lack of vim. vigor anj strength, with organs Impaired and weak. STKICTIUE cured with R new Hnml Treatrntnt. No pain, no detention front buslm s:i. Kidney and Pladder Tioubles. t onanlto tlon r ree. Trralintnt by MalL CHARGE 1,01V. llt 8. I4tb St. Dr. Si3?r;es h Scarles, Oniaha, Neb, TAKE Irt? nnirll V BITTERS For Indiqiittion, Constipation, Kiilsey Troubles. CCKUS. ft JOBBERS & MANUFACTURE. OF OMAHA MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY. m Works . ;.n C... M-NUFACTl'RFP-' AND OBBCRA rill- MACHlNHJilT. rtNEWL KKPAIR1NO A FBC1AAT, "'iRON AND MRAH3 rOTJHDEHa. IC01. I."tH anal 13 JaoVsaa (, Omnba, Kei. 'lea. IM, S. BabrDkle. Axont. J. H- C'WfiUI, ala f co. Manufacturers and Jobbers et Steam and Water Supplies Of Ail Kinds. 101 1 aoU 101U DOUCLAl ST. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. stern ElesfrlcBl W8 Gamnany Electrical Supplies. Maotrte Wlrlif Bells 4 O UU Q. W. JOHNdTON. Mr. W Howartj u AWNINGS AND TENTS. Omaha Tent and Awning Co., Oiualia, Ifrb. Mavuufaciurers of Tents anil Canvas Goods. Send for Cotalonuo Nunibef 23 I California and Back free To tli" f rst liundred responslblo ned iM'ineii wliu ask for full In- fj m . ..i... ..t i.nr vin..v:iril nnd our if I(j; .1. i . i" " " j.lai.n Ii T enlarulr.i? i'.. Write t-iday not totu'.rro. I 3 n V, VIi.' yard.! Cr rpfirutloc. 1 - J -' liajwan i-'r ifi' isi 'i 1! I'l.lliiir Oadfumlta fj bOYD i'" COMMISSION COMPAN i iii.OMI 4, !c I.lfo IHdaf. GRAIN, PROVISIONS. STOCKS itourlit and m'.d for cash or on marirln. A I leletrupll. telephone IT lllltll order) vl.l riMitc caretul iilid i-rumpt bttentioiai r,7,,i O.". ; &t P3 I l-rt J lOlai I luabd fur local aUid tu.UaU ktcoUUU. 1 t