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THE OMAHA DAILY IVCE: FlUDAY, MAT 30, 1002.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Price Uphild at Opening, but Bearish Turn
Soon Followi.
GRAIN VALUES FORCED TO LOWER LEVEL
Gearroa Marketing of t'oeatrr Hold
las irnda OrraU Dwnr aad
' Tta'aaater' Strike Affrrla
Hoc Prtdicti,
CHICAGO, May 29 Bull speculators In
rains who figured confidently on a rally
In prices after yesterdays serious slump,
came to grief again today. For a time they
took hold of the bull arguments and up
held the pits, but made-to-order weather
and Indications that the farmer was runn
ing his old holdings to market pushed all
prices down to a new level. July wheat
closed c lower, July corn He depressed
and July oats H'Sc down. Provisions
closed 2S! lower to Vic higher.
Most of the Influences in the whest pit
favored sellera. support from a strong
quarter and the comparative firmness of
the foreign market k pt prices fairly firm
for the first hour. Cables showed a little
decline, but were not bearish. For a time
.corn helped wheat, but It soon became
apparent that the beam had the situation
In hand again. The weather In the win
ter country was warm, with rains, and In
the northwest clear and warmer. He.irs
laid great stress on this argument and
Were thriving on crop prospects. Receipts
were Increasing. In the way of novelty
car of Texas new wheat was shipped In
and on Us harvesting the southwest sold.
No additional export business csme to the
relief and everything slumped. July opened
H'oWc to a shade lower at "2SW72c and
dipped to 72c, closing weak and c down
at "2&"2l4c Ixcal receipts were 21 cars,
1 of contract grade. Mlnneapollsand lu-
j luth reperted 20 cars, making a total for
the three points of 224 cars, against 121
last week. A year ago the day was a
holiday. Primary rccelpta were 814.0OU
bushels. Seaboard clearances In wheat
and flour equaled 370,000 bushels.
Everyone with Interests In corn was
alert at the opening to see what stand
the farmera would take on the Chicago
hlds sent out last flight. The country
again let go of. between 300.000 and 4i0.'i0
bushels. Cables, however, showed Indif
ference to our slump yesterday and the
big bull crowd supported fairly well for
time. This kept July Arm early to Its
yesterdays closing price. Then came ths
advice that the receipts tomorrow would
be 2H6 -cars. Trade turned very bearish,
bears sold short and when the small sup
port of the Wall street crowd was taken
away price dropped lc. Good crop re
ports keep coming to market and weather
reports are a good aa can be desired.
The cash demand was only fair. July
opened a shade higher to Hc lower at
3o to 2.c, and slumped to 62c, and closed
weak and r under at 62M,(g14c Receipts
were excessive at 224 cars.
The only feature to the trade in oat
wss the nervousness, accompanying the
"May-July" delivery, small trade and
In this option caused fluctuations of lc.
Otherwise the market waa dull and un
changed. July, new, sold from 3'c on
the weakness lit the other pits to 36,0
and closed weak and VoNo down at 3674c.
Receipts were liberal at 229 cars.
The strike of the teamsters of the big
Chicago packing houses began to have a
bearish effect on provisions today. At
- the opening price were strong on a run
of hoga 13,000 head under the estimate.
Packers manipulated the pit for higher
prices and then unloaded lard and ribs on
tha crowd. This, together with the grain
weakness and the strike, lost the pit all
Its early gains and brought net recessions
In some options. July pork closed 2Wo
down at $17.06, July lard a shade lower
' at lio 14 and July ribs 24c up at 19.66.
Estimated receipt tomorrow: Wheat, 20
cars; corn, 295 cars; oats, IDS car; hogs,
30.000 head.. x
Tomorrow being Decoration day and a
legal holiday, there will be no business
von the Board of Trade.
The leading feature ranged a touowa:
Article.) Open. High. Low. Cloe. eiTy!
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May
July
8ep.t,
Oats
May -
a July
b July
a Be.pt.
b Sept.
iork
July
Sept.
Lard
July Bept."
Ribs
July Bept.
734!
73A
.. 72Hl
72V73WH
72
716
Tl
;72V44
72i&74
71471V
fO7V
7274
72H
72H
2Hl
B2
61
61 H
62
,62WWV
6274,l3
sH.
6H60 0
'43Ttf 44
441,1
43
85 l
so
" 7m
' 28'
So!
te4HWN.34HW
3737H
307437!4fH
266
2il
2S
80
30MH
30-HI
30i
17 06
17 20
17 10
17 00
17 10
17 06
17 16
17 07
17 22
10 17H'
10 Z3W
7h!
10 17H
10 12H1
10 15 10 17
10 ZU
JO lb
1U llW 1U U
9 67
9 2V,1
9 62V4
65 9 62
70
W 60
No. X a Old. b New.
Cash quotation were follow:
FLOUR. Dull; winter patents, 93.90
4.00; straights, $3,4063 80- clears. $3.203.60;
spring specials. $4 3(Kn4.40; patents, $3.60tf
9,90; straights, $S.0wj3.3(.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 7073c; No. 2 red,
"c'oRN-No, 2, 6162c; No. 2 yellow,
62fi63c.
OATS No. 2. 41H43c; No. 2 white, 43
fi44Hc; No. 3 white, 43H844Ho.
RYE No. 2. 6c. '
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, s.'MfJOc.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.69; No. 1 northwest
ern, 91.77; prime timothy, 96.306.36; clover,
contract grade, 98 36.
PROVISIONS Mess pork. per. bbl.. 917.00
f 17.06. Lard, per 100 Ins., 9101010.15.
hort ribs sides (loose), $9.709 80. Dry
salted shoulder (boxed), IS. 08. 25. Short
clear side (boxed), 910.16910.26.
WUISKY-On basis of high wine. $1.30.
The following were the receipt and ship
ments yesieraay.
Articles.
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu. ........
Barley, bu
Receipt. Shipments.
18.000 17,000
...1. 13.000 130.000
99.0J0 171.000
218,000 12.000
9.000 i.tkio
..... 16,000 4.000
On the Produce exchange today tha but
ter market waa steady; creameries, 202?
22c; dairies, 17319c. Cheese, easy at 10V4
ijHc. Eggs, nrm; fresh, 14c.
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MBW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
4aoattaa of the Day Varlons
' ' Commodities.
' NEW YORK, May 29.-FLOUR Receipts.
21,076 bbl.; exports, 10.777 bbls.; easy and
bl16c lower to sell; winter patents. 94.00'ai
.zO; winter straights, $3.lx.ifa4.00; Minnesota
patents. $4.0Or4.ti; winter extras. 93.154y3.30;
Minnesota bakers, $3.10if3.W; winter low
grades. $2,964(3.10. Rye flour, quiet; fair to
good, 93 15igX40; choice to fancy, $3.50(j'3.65.
CORNMEAI-Dull, easy; yellow western,
21.32; city, $1.90; Brandywlne. $3.45a3.65.
RYE Steady; No. 3 western, 6,'iUc, f. o.
b., afloat: state, 6iJ4c, c. I. f., carlots.
BARLEY Nominal; western feeding, 64
s6So c. 1. f. New York; malting, lilWii.Jo c
1. f New York.
WHEAT-Receipts. 105.126 bu.; exports,
217.610 bu. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, nominal,
elevator; No. 3 red, 79Vkij60c, f. o. to., afloat;
No. 1 northern DulutE. tilSlc, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba. 81 So. f. o. b.,
float. Opened easlur, but Improved for a
time and looked quite steady, but bears,
taking advantage of fine crop prospects
raided the market and prevented heavy
liquidation at mid-day. VVeakneea during
the afternoon, helped by small clearances
bu. Spot, weak; No. 2, T2c, elevator, and
ivc, i. o. o.. unott option market ral
rira after the opening with wheat, but
being later Influenced by large carlot esti
mate and bearish crop news broke undor
heavy liquidation and closed weak. May
6nij)SSe, closed at kSc: September, 64"W
tWic; December closed at 60c.
OATS Receipts, 48,000 bu.: export 825
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2. 46c; No. 3, 45c; No
2 white. 60c; No. 3 white, 49c; track white!
!46c. Option easier with corn and the
favorable crop outlook. -
HAY Qutet; shlpplag, fttfjttc; good to
choice. i-yvfrc.
HOPS Firm; state, prime to choice, 1901
.crop, lai-!c. l9uo, Ho'lSc: olds. 6c.
clflo coast, 1901 crop, 17V21c; 1900, 13&15c:
olds, 6itc.
HIDt Firm; Galveston. 90 to 25 lbs , 13c
California, 21 to U lbs., lc; Texas dry 24
to SO lbs , 11c. .
LEATHER Steady; acid. !42Se.
i VOOL uulet; domestic fleece, 24c.
TAIXOW-Essy; city ($1 per pkg.), 6c;
.country (tkga. free), lV&'c
i RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
sSuH'io; Japan. 4V4c
' mOLASHL Steady; New Orleans, open
.kettle, good to choice, 3Jlc.
PKOVIHIONS-Beef. flrm; family, $100
14 40; mesa, $14 on: beef hams. $21
. a.; packet. 914 (o 15 60; city extra India
mess.Mewu-'i -w. i Ul meats, steady; pickled
belltea, $lu.(W(aia.74; pickled shoulders, $s&0
cj id; pioHiea nam. ii.ia II tw. Lard
steaay; western sieamea. iu .vio.0: re-
nnta, atesay; continent, 10M; Bomh
Ankcrica. 111. 60: romoound. la Ibn-a fla vnrk
firm; family. $1S fc-n 'o short clear. $14. 50k
il (: mens. Ilkum 1 60.
ttUTTtkrl-RecelyU, 8,961 pkg.; steady ;
ana tne close was Hve net lower. Julv,
784f7 6-16c, closed at 78c; September,
76 T-ltyrrTT l-16c, closed at 7ttWc: December,
77H9 '9 S16c, closed at 77e,
state dairy, 1Vtt22r; creamer-, state, 4t
;y'ic; creamery, imitation, iVflW"; tac-77-y.
lT'olS.
'II EfrHB Receipts, t.Ct pkgs.; Irregular;
fancy, large, colored. S-c; white, 10c;
fancy, small, new. state, full cream, col
ored, choice, 1Hc; white. loc.
EiMJS Receipt, ii,3 pkga.; nrm; state
and Pennsylvania, HSfil'tr: western an-
candled, storsge packed, 17jlfk!.
MUIA8JK Kteady ; jsew Orleans, subtle.
POI."L.THY Alive, steady; turkey, loc;
fowls. loc; thickens, steady; dressed.
steady; broilers, 20&UC; fowls, 12913c;
turk,y, 141 iic.
MKT A 1.8 The New Tork exchange will
be closed from this afternoon until Mon
day morning. The local market for tin
was quiet but steady, with a slight train
In prices, spot closing at $:. 0nj,10. 1. Lon
don closer jns higher, with spot at jeisb
and futures at 1.13. Copper was about
UVfcC lower at New Tork, with stsndard
snot to August quoted at I11..V(M1.!: lake.
$i2.2Mi 12.80; electrolytic, 12.00tol2.26, and
casting, I12.00fgl2.2n. At London the prloes
for cupper were zs ta higher, closing spoi
and futures at .4. Iead was steady and
unchanged at New Tork at 4.12Vi. Ixindon
was Is 3d lower at 11 (s 3d. Bpelter ruled
quiet here and unchanged at 94.76. London
was zs ki lower at ais os. 1 ne local marxei
ror Iron was steady. Warrants continue
nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern, 9.btf
20.60; No. 2 foundry, northern, 19.&0(i! 20.50:
rio. 1 rounory. soutnern. six.Bimis.bii: mo. 1
foundry, southern soft, IIS 60&1.6. The
Kngnsn market were nigner. tilasgow
closed at 64s 3d and Mlddlesborough at
4!s 6d. .
OMAHA
W1IOI.ISSALE
MARKETS.
Conditio of Trade and Quotations
gtaple and Fancy rredaee.
EGGS Including new No. 2 cases. RV4c:
cones returned, 13c.
LIVK POl'LTRY-Chlckens. 8c; old
roosters, according to age. 4a6c: turkevs.
Krallc; duck and geese, 7c; broiler, per
lb., 25c.
Bl'TTER. Parlctnr stock. 16c: choice
dairy, In tubs, VfgWrj separator, 23c.
FRESH CATGUT FISH Trout. c:
crappics, 10c; herring. Be; pickerel, 9c; pike,
11c; perch. 9c; buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunfiah,
6c; blueflns, 8c; whiteflsh, 11c; catfish, 13c;
oiaca nass, jsc; naiiout, 11c: salmon, lnc;
haddock 11c; codfish, 12c; red snapper, 10c;
roe shad, each, 75c; shad roe, per pair, 36;;
split shad, per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb.. 25c; lobster, green, per lb., 23c.
PIGEONS Live, per do., 6c.
VKAI, Choice, 68c.
CORN 61 c.
OATH 49c.
BRA N Per ton, $1S.
HA V Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Uealers' association: Choice hay
No. 1 upland, 19; No. 1 medium, M.50; No. 1
coarse, 8. Rye straw 96.60. These ' price
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair. Receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
EGG PLANT Florida, per dog., $1.25.
ByCASH Florida, per do., 11.0091.25.
CA C LI FLOWER Southern, r box, 92.
l'OTATOES Northern, $1; Colorado, 1;
new potatoes, ier lb., 2c. .
GREEN ONIONS Pet, dog., according; to
lse of bunches, 1&&20C. 1
ASPARAGUS Home grown, per doi., 20
4flc.
CITI'MBERS Hothouse, per dog , 6078c.
LETTl'CE Hothouse, per dog., 35c.
PARSLEY Per do., 30350.
RADISHES Per doa., 2Sc.
WAX BEANS Illinois. pr box. 91.60; per
bos. Tic; pc; market basket, 75c;
string beans, per -bu.. 75c; per bu., 91.60.
GREEN PEAS Per half bu. basket, 75c.
RHC BARB Home grown, per lb., lc
CABBAGE California, new, 3c.
ONIONS New southern in sacks, per lb.,
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket Crate,
34.25.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 92.
FRUITS
STRAWBERRIES Per 24-o.t. case, 93.00
'3.2o.
CHERRIES California, per box. 9126.
GOOSEBERRIES-Per 24-qt. case, 92.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Florlda, 30 to 86 count,
9350.
BANANAS Per ' bunch, according to
sle, 92-25(fi2.75-
ORANGES Valencia, 94.60; Mediterran
ean sweets, 93.50i6i3.75.
LEMONS Fancy, 93.60; choice, 93.26; Mes
sina, 4.0CKu4.5o.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
HONEY Per 24-ectlon case, 9276S.0O.
CIDER Nehawka, per bbl., 93.26; New
York, $3.50.
POPCORN Per lb., 6c; . shelled, 6c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
12c; hard shell, per lb., 11 c; No. 9 soft
shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 9c; Braslls, per
;h., 14c; filberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, oft
shell, 16c; hard she IL.loc; pecans,. large.-per
lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoanuts, per sack,
$3.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green,
6c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 6c;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lb., 80; No. 2
veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. 6c: dry hides. 8ii
12c; sheep pelts, 75c; horse hides, 31.602.60.
OLD METALS A. B. Albern Quotes tha
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ion, iu; iron, stove piate, per ton, 17. &o;
copper, per lb., 8V4c; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8c; brass, light, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb.,
84c; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb., 6c.
84. Lonts Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, May 29. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 77c; track, 78
i8c; May. 77c; July, 6969ic; September,
69V; No- 2 hard. 767c.
CORN Ixwer; No. J cash, 63c;- track,
64m&4c; May, 62c; July, 61i&lc; Sep
tember, 67c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 41c; track,
42c; May, 41c; July. 32Vic; September,
27c; No. 2 white, 464&c.
RYE Firm at 6vc.
FIX)UR 8tady; red winter patent. $360
iuj.io; extra lancy ana clear, i3.3UfflP3.46;
clear $3.0O(&3.2O. - .
BE El Timothy out of season, nominal.
COHNMEAL Steady at $3.16.
BRAN Steady; sacked. 89fc90c.
HAY Dull and weak; timothy, 99.0oa
14.00; nralrle, 980012.00.
WHISKY-Steady, 91.30L
IRON COTTON TIES Steady, $1.06.
BAGGING Steady, 6a
HEMP TWINE c.
PROVISIONS Pork: Oulet: tohblnv
$17.60 for new. $17.20 for old. Lard: Higher
at iu.tM. ury salt meats, steady; Doxed
lota, extra shorts and clear ribs, 310.00;
short clear, $10.124. Bacon, steady; boxed
lota, extra shorts and clear ribs, $10.874;
hort clear. $11.00.
METALS Lead: - Firm at $3.853.!7.
Spelter: Strong at $4.65.
POULTRY Market steady: chickens.
9c; springs, UiUZbc; ducks, 6c; geese.
4a4c.
BUTTER-8teady;
creamery, 1723c:
aairy, i&nic.
EGGS Steady
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
it 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
6,000 8,000
47.000 ' 66,000
26.000 41. 0
M.0U0 29,000
Oats, bu
Liverpool Grata aad Iralalaa.
LIVERPOOL. May 29. W HEAT-Bnot.
No. 1 rorthern, spring, dull at te2d; No.
1 California, quiet at 6 4d. Futures dull;
May. nominal; July, salld; September,
6s lSd. -
t'OKN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 6sB4d; American mixed, old, 6a 4d.
Futures, dull; July, (s!VI; October, 5s td.
PEAS Canadian, steady at j 104.
FLOUR St. Loul fancy winter, firm.
$ d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), firm,
PKOVISIONS Beef, firm; extra India
mess, lot's ltd. Pork," firm; prime mess,
western, 76s. Hams, short cut, 14 to )
lbs., steady, 63 6d. Hacon,, Cumberland cut,
K lo tl lb., steady, kU; short rib. 14
to 2t lbs., steady, &26d; long clear middles,
light. 23 to 34 lbs , steady, (2a; long clear
middles heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., steady, 61s H ;
short clear backs, 14 to 20 lbs., steady, 62s
61 ; clear bellies, 14 to 1$ lbs., steady, 62 tkl
Shoulder, square, 11 to 13 lbs., quiet. S8s td.
Lard, quiet, American refined. In palls,
slstd; prime western. In tierces, quiet, $23.
BUTTER Nominal; finest, United State,
firm, S6s.
TALLOW Prime city. .firm, at so Sd;
Australian, in London, firm at 33a sd.
CHEESE Firm; American finest white,
old. steady, Ms; American finest white,
new, Us; American finest colored, old, 60s;
American finest colored, new, firm, 63 td.
Kaasa City Grata aad Prtrlilssi.
KANSAS CITY. May 19. WHEAT May,
6v4c; July, 671ifc37c; cah. No. t hard,
7iya7mc; No. i, 7oc; No. 1 red, 73c; No.
$, 72872ie; No. I pring, 71 He
CORN May, 61c: July, Mc; September,
63631tc'. cash. No. 2 mixed. 24a2V4c: No.
I white. 64tti6c; No. 3. 64c.
OATS No. 3 whit. 4SWc.
RYE No. J. Mc.
HAY Choice timothy, $1250; choice prai
rie. $9 00110.00. r .
BUTTER Creamery, JOc; dairy, fancy,
18c.
EuaS Steady; new white wood
1SW". losa oft; case returned. 13c.
Receipts Shipments,
Wheat, bu 44. in) s$ )
Corn, bu , tU.guO 23 300
Oats, bu $,ha) . 14.0ml
Mllwaafcea Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 19 WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, TTtj-TTHe; fc'o. 1
northern, 7Vrr7A4c; July. Raflac.
RYE-Iy)wer; No. i, fc,
HA RLE Y Steady; No. X. Tltfcc; aampla.
a&hric.
CORN July, C2Ac
Wlaaeaaall .Wktsl, ristr aa Braa.
MINNEAPOI IS. Minn.. Mar H-WHrAT
-4Vly. 7c; JUy, J5,c; September, rVi
Sc. On trsck: No. 1 hard. 77Sc; No. 1
northern, 74Sft70Sc; No. I northern, 73S'9
TSSc
FLOUR First patents, $3 7fVB'S.8S: second
patenta, t.V 56j .1 o ; first clears, t2.9ivy3.0O;
second clears. 12 30.
BRAN In bulk. 914 OOfil4.25.
Toleda Urala and eed.
TOLEDO. May 2 WHEAT Dull and
weak; cssh, 81c; Msy, 81c; July, 74Sc;
September, 74Vc.
CORN Fairly active but weak: cash,
64c; May, 624c; July, 62Vc; September,
Ooc; Iecember, 45c.
OATS Dull and easier: cash, 44c; Msy,
44c; July, 35Sc; September, 2Sc; new
July, 87c; new September, 31c.
SEED Clover, dull but firm; cash, $5.15;
October, $5.20; No. 2, $4.30.
Dalath Grain Market.
DULUTII. May 29-WHEAT-Cash, No.
1 hard, 764e; No. 2 northern, T3c; No. 1
northern, 7374c; May and July 4 73-T4C; Scp
tembeiv 71Vsc.
OATS Cash, 44c; September, 29c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. May 29. CORN-Lowerj No. 8,
61c.
OATS Easier; No. 2 white, 43c, billed
through.
WH1SKY-91.30 for finished goods.
NEW - YORK ' STOCKS AND BOXD9.
Reading Lead Activity-Had Market
Tone Is Firm. ' '
NEW YORK, May 2.-The new commit
ments In the stock market today were of
entirely Insignificant proportion, owing to
me tear or possible developments or tne
triple holiday. There was some closing up
of open accounts, however, and as thee
proved to be mostlv on the short sloe, tno
tone of the market was rather firm In
sympathy with the leaders. The move
ment In the general list was listless and
very narrow.
The leader of the market In point of ac
tivity was Reading, and Its advance of
nearly 2 points was attributed In some de
gree to the demand from shorts to cover
In the fear that a strike settlement might
be reached between now and next Monday.
The Immediate news today did not favor
such a presumption.
resident Fowler of the Ontario ft west
ern emphasized an emphatic denial of re
ports that concessions to the strikers were
contemplated on the part of the operators.
The reported utterance of F. P. Sargent
of the arbitration committee of the Civic
Federation that he believed a sympathetic
strike was probable among the soft coal
miners was given some attention, but this
did not reassure traders short of the mar
ket sufficiently to Induce them to remain
uncovered for an Interval of three days.-
The advance In Canadian Pacific was
also renewed, in spite of denials oT re
ported buying foxcontrol in behalf of
Northern Securities Interest.
An Interesting feature of the week's cur
rency movement Is the shipment to Canada
of some $2,000,000 by Canadian branch
banks, which Is supposed to be due to
transactions In Canadian Pacific. Notwith
standing this movement and the absorp
tion of nearly a million dollars on sub
treasury operations, the receipts of cash
from the interior on balance are estimated
thus far this week at nearly $3,000,000, thus
promising a strong bank statement for
next Saturday.
The promise today of the British parlia
mentary leader of a statement on next
Monday concerning the peace negotiations
was regarded In speculative circles as
tantamount to an announcement of peace.
Today's bond market shared In the dull
ness of the stock market and the closing
waa semi-stagnant below the best. Total
ales bonds, par value. $1,123,000.
The following are the closing price on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atrhlaon Sn'Ro. Parlnc
.. 4S
.. 84
.. S"
.. 41
.. 21
.. 27
..10414
.. 84
.. tes
.. 43 '
.. nm
.. Si
.. 27
.. 49
..200
..220
..lit
..200
.. 69
.. 31
.. 1
.. 24
.. II
.. 48
.. 84
..m4
.. 47
..IIX11,
..22U,,
..!
.. 17H
.. XiSfc
.. 74'i
.. 46
.. M
.. 4774
.. 22i
..121
.. 44
.. 41
do sfd tK
Bo. Railway .....
do pfd
Tnin Pacific.
t., at. l. a w.
4o pfd
Union Pacific ....
do pfd
Baltimore c Ohlo...10V
do pfd
Canadian Pacific .
Canada Southern .
Chea. ft Ohio
Chicago A Alton.
do pfd
Chlcaio, I. A L..
do pfd
Chlcafo R. I...
Chicago a Ot. W.
do 1st pfd
5
.138
.
. 4S
. IJVi
. 74
. 7S
Wahaih
do pfd
W. a L,. E
do Sd pfd
Wis. Ontral ....
do pfd
Adams Express .
do td pfd
. 47V
Chloin A N W II1V.
Amer. Kxprana
Chlcaio. K. 4.' A P..172llT 8. Eipreaa..
Chicago T. & T lli Wella-Pargo Kx..
An nfd
. m Atnai. iopper
C. C. C. V St. L..
Colo. Southern ....
do lat pfd
do td pfd
Del. A Kudaon....
Del., L. a W
Denrar A 41. a....
do pfd
Brla ...
do 1st pfd ,,
do td pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hoiking Valley ...
do pfd
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
do pfd
L K. A W
do pfd
Louis. Naah
Manhattan U
.104
. aik
A mar. C. a F...
do pfd
Amer. I.ln. Oil.,
do lU
.
.1714
.(
. 4144
Amcr. H. A R...
do pfd ,
Ana. Mln. Co...
Brit. Rap. Tr....
Colo. K. A I....
Con. Uaa
General Electrlo
Hocking Coal ...
lnt:n'l Paper ...
do pfd
Int'n'l Power ...
Laclede Gaa ....
National Biscuit
National Lead .
No. American ..
Pacific Coast ...
Hacltlc Mall ....
People's tlaa ...
. .. no
... m
... M
...14
... uH
... n
...16314
... 4
... 8.1 H
... M
...12l
...110
...1S2
Met. St. Rr...
Mtx. 'antral .
Mci. National
tllnn. St. L
Mo. Pacific ....
M , K. A T...
do pfd
N J. Central.
,..14
10144
.. MVPreaaed Steal Car.... 49
... Biv, do pfd tVi
...llOVi Pullman Palacs Car.. 134
...100 I Republic Steal 17'4
... MT. do pfd 24
... t64 Sugar its
184 Tann. C. A I..
4
16 14
82
II
84H
15
17
4014
OVfc
. tl
, 1244
, Mi
. I34
41
N. Y. Central
Nor. A Wast
do pfd
Ontario a W
PcnnaylTants
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd.......
St. L. A 8. P
do lat pfd
do , id pfd
.1M4 U. B. A P. Co...
. 6TVa do pfd
. M U. 8. Leather....
.2.1 do pfd
.144 V. 8. Rubber
. 431 do pfd
. S3-H U. 8. Steel
.( do pfd
. 47(4 W'eatern t'nlon ..
. 83 Am. Locomotlvs
. 71 do pfd
si. i.. a. w
St. Paul ...
do pfd ..
24 K. c. southern..
1701 do pfd
1NI
New York Money Market..
NE5W YORK. May 29.-MONEY-On call,
steady at 234 per cent; closing bid and
asked, 83!fc per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 44j4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.87
for demand and at M MH ror alxty davs;
posted rates, $4.8ott4.88; commercial bills,
$4.X3V?f4.84T4.
SILVER Bar, BlHc; Mexican dollars,
41. c.
BONDS Government, steady; state, In
active; raiiroaa, irregular.
The closing quotation on bond are a
follows:
II. 8. raf. ta. rac....l08r4,L. a N. nnl. 4s in?
do coupon
....1U' Mulcao Central 4a... 2",
107 VI do lat lnc 2!
....107 Minn. A St. L. 4s. ..10614
do la, rag
do coupon . . . ,
do 4a, rag
do coupon
do old 4a, res
do coupon ...
do ta. rag
So coupon ...
Atca. an- 4s...,
do adj. 4a
B. a O. 4a
do IWa
do conr. 4a...,
Canada Bo. la. .
C. of O. la
....laatjja., Ik. a T. 4S 101
....l44 do Is at
....11044 N. T. Ontral Is... .104',
....1HV do general 2a....H
....1U&VN. . C. sen. la 13HS
....itkia no. racino 4a lua
loal do ts a
.... 3 N. a W. c. 4a 10',
lot. Heading sen. 4a 10014
.... -Ht L. a 1 M e. as. ..lis
....107a St. L. a 8 T. 4a.... D
....108 ,81. L. 8. W. la 84
....10814 do la Ht
.... 86 8. A. a A. P. 4s 0
do lat Inc....
Chaa. a O. 41a 10.414 So. Pacific 4a K14
i n ics go at anon svfcs au no. Hailwar oa 1Z3
c, B. a u. n. a h Tsias a P. Is
.121
C, M. a 8. P. 4a 111
C. a N. W. . 7a. ..131
IT.. St. L. a W. 41. I.4
Union Pacific 4a 1014
C. R. I. a P. 4a. .. .11114
do conv. 4a 107W
c c c a st u g. 4a. 104
Wabash la U
Chicago Terminal 4s.. rS
00 za 11
Colo, a So. 4s &
do dab. B 7!a
Denver a R. O. 4a..losV
Waat Shore 4a II3I4
Brla prior Man 4a.... V
do general 4a 17 W
" . at l a.. 4a so
Wla. Central 4a 84
P. W. a D. C. Is ..1IS
Con. Tob. 4a 40 14
Hocking Val. 41a...lloa
Boatoa Block Qaotatloas.
B08TON, May
cent; time loan
closing ot stock
AtrhlsoB 4a
Oaa la
Mai. Central 4s
N. B. o. a c
Atchison
do pfd
Boston a Albany....
Boston a Malna
Boatoa Klevaled ....
N. Y . N. H. a H..
Pltrhburg pld
t'nlon Paclfta
Mas. Central
A mar. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. a T
Mass. Elsctrle
do pfd
N. B. (1. a C
VBllad Fruit
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wasting Common . . .
29. Call loans,
, 446 per cent.
and bonds:
loiy Advantura
84 Alloues
41 Amalgamated .,
84V, Bingham
eOVCal. a Hacla..
latjCentnnlal ....
242 .Copper Hangs ,
l81!toialnlon Coal
lfc lisle Royal ....
247 Mohawk
14S Old Dominion .
104!4lsceola
K4l Parrot
4Q5 per
Official
24
I
4
14
846
14
4i,
140
i;
424
SO
41
28
117igulucy
....181
.... I
....171
118
Santa Fa Coppar.
Tamarack
178S
444.
'
4
1071,
.40
101 I
Trinity (..,.
.... 114
Cntted BUtas ..
I . a
Victoria
Winona
Wolvarlns
.... 904
.... 214
.... 4H
.... 8
.... 1614
lew Yark Mlata Haalatloaa.
NEW YORK. May 29. The following are
the closing price on mining stocksi
Adam Caa...
A I lea
Llttla Cblaf ...
Ontart . ,
(phlr
Phoanla
.. 11
..to
..13
..
.. n
.. 12
.. 17
.. 40
..126
4
Brunswick Co ...
Ceaastaca; Tunaal
Cos. Cal. a Va ..
tadwoo4 Tarra. .
Horn silver
Ire Silver
Laadvllla Ca
414 Potoal
las ,Mvaga
.10
Slarra Nevada
Small Hopas .
Standard
..m
.. 6
Forelf a Ptaaaelal.
LONDON. May 29. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following change: Total reserve. IncreaseJ
a.tal,uuu; circulation, orcmata aai.uuu; nul
linn. Increased A.HO0.74I1: other securities
Increased 2.637,tM: other depoolts. In
creased 4.4ho,(.W; public deoslts, decreased
iSS.OU); notes reserve, increasaxi Al.obowO;
overnment securities, decreased t.rnk
lb proportion, of Ui Bauia. of fAglaad
reserve to liability Is 469 per cent: Inst
week it wss 4S.11 per cent. Rate of dis
count unchsnged at 3 per cent. The amount
of bullion taken Into the Bank of Eng
land on balance todsy wss 77.000. Oold
premiums are quoted as follows: Buenos
Avres, 133. an ; Madrid, 37.37.
PARIS, Msy 29.-4 p. m. -Three per cent
rentes, lOlf 2l4c for the account. Spanish
4s closed at 8 65. The weekly ststement
of the Hank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In clrcnlstlon. Increased
8.tC5,(Of; treasury accounts current. In
creased 24,u75,uiPOf ; .gold In hand. Increased
l.i,ii'f; bills discounted, Increased M,72i,
Wif; silver In hand, inrreased 2.7oo,OiiOf.
MERLIN, May 29. Discount rates: Short
bills, 14 per cent; three months' bills, 24j
Rer cent. Home stocks were eomewhst
rmer; foreigners were firm, Italians espe
cially being In demand. Ranks were sup.
fiorted. Mines advanc
ng. Canadian Paclflci
orted. Mines advanced on further cover-
a were weak.
tosdos Stock Market.
LONDON, May 29 4 p. m. fclosing:
Con,., money MS Norfolk a Westers.. t
do account.
.. Ma do prd
.. IVOntsrlo a Wasters
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio
. li4
. 741
. 82 4
. 43
. i.1
. t"-i
. M "4
. MS
.10144
2 V Pennsylvania
...loii.
Readlnx
..104
,.1401!
do 1st pfd
do 2d prd
Southern Railway..
do pfd
Southern Pacific....
Canadian Paris
Chesapeake a Ohio.. 41
Chicago U. W....
C. M. a St. P..
SO
.171
Oenvrr a R. O..
dn pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
fin 2d old
. 434'
t'nlon PaclBc
do pfd...
t'nlted States Steal.. 41 4
.. 4H
.. MS
..1SU
do pfd
97 V
Wabash
Ittlnnta Central..
do pfd
.
. 41,
, Sl4
. 12
. 42 '4
per
Loulsvllls a Nash.. .141U
Spanish 4s
M . K. a T I4V,Rnd Mines.
do pfd o DeBeers
N. T. Central 14014'
PAR BILVER-ljulet at 23 13-16d
ounce.
MONEY 243 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for both short
and three-months' bills I 24S2 per cent.
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA. Mav 29. -.-Rank clearings today.
tl.loo.211.M; corresponding day last year,
tl,Ht.37.Si; decrease, $S,17.B3.
CHICAGO, May 29. Clearings, :'4,Z23.n;
baliinc-cs, tl.812,i. tf'OBted exchange, 34-;
sixty days. $4.84 on demand. New York
exchange, 3c premium.
NEW YORK. May 29-ClearlngS, $202,
171 .(134: balances, $9,509,119. j
l'Mii.AlEl.HHlA, May zs. clearings,
$17.8;i.M,.K)7; balances. $20(4,064. Money, 4Vs
per cent.
BOSTON. Mav 29. Clearings, $20,074,487;
biihtnces, $1,887,432.
ST. I All IS. Mav 29 C earlngs. I9.Z37.zbi;
bnlnnces, 1946.852. Money, steady at WfP
6 pT cent. New York. 55c premium.
CINCINNATI. Mav 29 Clearings. $3,527.-
100; money, 6 per cent; exchange, 0S35c
premium.
- Wool Market.
ROSTON. Mav . The Commercial Bul
letin will say In tomorrow's report on the
evool trade of the United States:
There has continued a good nemana
from manufacturers and the week's sales
are large. Some big blocks of Australians
have been picked up at full prices, but
below the London basis. Values of do-
mesne wool are unchanged here and nave
not responded to the bullish western ad
vices. IJvely times ,are reported in the
far west and in Texas and other states.
The new clip Is rapidly passing out of first
hands. The receipts of wool In Boston since
January 1. 1S02. have been 101,683,2s6 pounds
against 74,976,562 pounds In the same period
In 1901. The HoBton shipments to date are
104,937,204 pounds, against shipments of 99.
742.870 pounds for the same period In 1901.
The stock on hand in Boston January 1,
19ii2, was 77,340,4(3 pounds; the total stock
today Is 74.078,745 pounds. The stock on
hand Mav 31, 1901, was 4S.07,zl'( pounds.
LONDON. Mav 29. WOOL There waa a
full attendnnce at the wool auction sales
today. A good selection, consisting of 14.4M
bales, was orrerea. Buyers irom an sec
tions purchased freely at full rates. With
drawals were frequent, owing to the firm
ness of holders. Scoureds were taken by
the home trade and the continent. America
occasionally bought a lot ot crossnreas.
The withdrawals' numbered 6,000 bales.
Following are the sales in detail: New
South Wales. 3,300 bales; scoured, lOH'J
ls9d; greasy, 6d(gls. Queensland, 1,6(
bales; scoured,1 9d& Is 9d; greasy, 8ty
lUid. Victoria, 3,100 bales; scoured, oHoaj
IsHd: greasy. 4M&llV4d. South Australia.
900 bales; scoured, llVd31s 6d ; greasy, 4l4d
(61s. West Australia. 600 bales; scoured, Sd
gels Id; greasy, b4'nliKl. Mew Zealand, 8.400
bales; scoured, 4dls Id; greasy, 34'S1M.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 600 bales;
scoured. (MllnlsSHu: greasy, (S'nfd. funta
Arenas, 900 bales; greasy, 4(itH4d.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK.- Mav 29.-COTTON Snot
dllng gulf, 9c; sales, 5,852 bales. Future
closed quiet; June, 9.10c; July, 8.97c; August,
8.66c; September, 8.18c; October, 8c; Novem
ber, 7.uc: januaw, v.sic; veoruary, i.vic;
March, 7.95c-
GALVESTON. May SB. COTTON Steady.
9 8-16c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29. COTTON
Firm; sales, l,4n0 bales; ordinary, 8c; good
ordinary, 8ic; low middling, 8 15-16c; mid
dling, 84c; good middling, 911-16c; mid
dling fair, 11) 3-16c; receipts, 1,316 bales;
stock, 145,565 bales. Futures, steady; May,
nominal; June, 9.24c bid; July, 9.37tff9.38c;
August, 8.7641 8.76c; September, 8.2vh8.21c;
October, 7.83( 7.84c; November. 7.73(7.74c;
December, 7.73ig7.J4c; January. "i.Wal.lSc.
LIVERPOOL. May 29. COTTON Spot.
fair demand; prices l-16d higher; American
middling fair,. 69-16d; good middling,
6 9-.TJ.1; middling. 5 6-22(1: low middling.
i l-16d: good ordinary. 4 15-16d: ordinary.
4 ll-16d. The sales of the day were 10.000
bales, or which z.ooo were ror speculation
and export, and Included 7,400 American;
receipts, 7,000 bale. Including 600 American.
Futures opened steady ana closed steaoy;
American middling, g. o. c, May. 6 8-64
6 3-6-1(1. buyers: May and June. 4 63-64H3)
4 63-65d, buyers; June and July, 4 6-64'
4 63-64d, sellers; July and August, 4 60-64
4 61-64d, buyers; August and September,
4 54-64(64 55-64d, sellers; September and Oc
tober, 4 37-6404 38-4d. sellers; October and
November. 4 29-6d. buyers: November and
December, 4 2&-MU, buyer; December ana
January, 4 25-64d. buyers; January and
February. 4 24-6494 25-64d. sellers.
ST. LOUIS Mav 29. COTTON Quiet !
middling. 9c; sales, none; receipts, 423
bales; shipments. 673 bales; stock, 25,612
bale.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 29 COFFEE Spot.
Rio, quiet; mild, quiet and firm; Cordova,
8nllUc. The market opened steady, with
prices unchanged to S points lower and for
tne rest or tne aay ioiiowea an uneventrui
course, with trading of a professional
scalpers' origin, ine taient appeared to
ne trimming accounts tor me nounays.
The news from foreign markets lacked
special feature. The crop movement about
met expectations, while clearances from
Brazil for the United States far exceeded
anticipations. The market closed steady
and net uncnanged to o points tower, to.
tal sales were li.taO bags, including: July,
6.10c: September. 5.30c: October. 6.35c: No
vember, 6.45c;. December, 5.50c; March, 6.70
4J5.76C.
Kvaporatrd Apple and Dried Frolta.
NEW YORK, May 29. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is without change;
export grades are In light supply, with
prices nominal; jobbing grades in fair re
auest and stead v: stale, common to good.
iUHc; prime, 94'10c; choice, liHiH)14c ;
fancy, lie.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are steady on all sizes and the jobbing and
exnort movement moderately active. In
apricots a fair inquiry is noted for spot
and futures at steady prices. Peaches
Steady in tone, but not mucn ootng at the
moment. Prunes. SA.titi'ic. Apricots, boxes.
10sil4c; bags. lOtyruzc. l-eacnes, peeled,
14'yloc; unpeeled, 8VuliH4c.
Oil aad Rosla.
UIU VII X, 01 la y 9.-Jl i-ar v r tr4.m UKianrr-,
$1.20; certltloateH, no bid; hipmnt, 01. 761
1 . w. 1 . avft llfl V.hl a attinas faO IVlll
eawra aval S t T AuU W . I
i) 1 a. , svriKdt, LVt.tnv uvtm. , . v. . , av,i
bbls.; average. 99,412 bbls.
TOLEDO, May 29. OIL North Lima, 88c;
South Lima and Indiana, 83c.
ir. W IUHIV. May i uu-vmonra,
steady. Rosin, steady; trained, common to
good, 11.57'A. Turpentine, steady, 4848c.
SAVANNAH, May 29 OI L Turpentine,
quiet, 45c. Roslm firm: A, B, C, D. fl( E,
1126; F. 1.30; Q, 3135; K. 1 ; I, 1 &; K,
$2.45; M. Ute; N. 33 3o; WW. $3.70.
agar Market.
NEW YORK, May 29 SITQAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, 2Tac; centrifugal. M
test, 3 7-16c; molasses sugar, 2Hc. Refined,
steady.
LONDON, May . SUQAR Beet, May,
6s 2 yl.
NEW ORLEANS. Msy 29. SUGAR
Steady: open kettle, 2Hii3 8-lc; open ket
tle, centrifugal, 3ij3Hc; centrifugal yellow,
34 1-16c; seconds, 23 l-16c.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. May 29.-BEEVE8-Re-celpta,
120 head; dressed beef steady: city
dressed native sides. 9H4JHV P'r lb. Cable
quoted American steers at I.IMitTlic. dressed
weight; refrigerator beef, 11c per lb.; ex
ports today, 88 head sheep.
CALVES Receipts. 178 head; easier; veals
sold at 4 .2631. ui,; mixed calves, o(Otj,7i;
city dressed veals, (H4jllc per lb.
tiOQS Receipts, 2,L head; nominally
firm.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 128 head;
sheep, quiet, firm; good grades slightly
stronger; good yearlings nrm, other
steady; spring lambs, c higher for top
grades; common and medium, very slow,
steady: sheep sold st t4.Ci5 36; yearlings,
35 SU04V3O; spring lambs, fa uud 00; dressed
mutton, T4jl0c per lb.; r?reed yearlings, J
tjUci dxesacd prin IabUm, ilVaiVc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Etld About 8tedj, and All but
Beit Oowi Bold Lower,
HOG MARKET STEADY TO TEN HIGHER
There Were Km Good ghee or La nabs
a Bale Today 80 that a Test of
Market Waa Sot Made, bat It
Ceald Be ttaoted Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 29.
Receipt were: Cattle. llogs.'Bheep.
Cfficlal Monday l,9oe b,ii 3.500
Olllcial ' Tuesuay 2,148 10,191 41
Oltlrlal Wednesday tMi ll.sttl 2.9J
Onicial Thursday 1,77(1 lo.Ul l,3t9
Four dsys tht week.. 8,475 87,733 8,245
Same day last week. ...13,68 32.444 4,623
8a me week betore ll.boS 2a,64 lu,6i
Hame throj weeas ago... 7,7s3 34,2i3 12,8it
Ha me four weeks ago...ll,29 3i,449 lu,74
Burnt days last year.... 13,309 t-.Wii U,M
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table show the receipt of
cattle, hog and sneep at Coulti umaiia for
me year 10 date ana comparison wun last
year;
1902. 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 81o,b88 2.,109 27.579
Hoga .....1,u7i,1j4 988,040 U,oii
ttnec-p ioi.tu 4b3,u3 ll'i.076
The following table show the average
price o( hogL soid on tne Soutn umaua
inaiaet the last several days, with com
parison with former year:
Date. I 1902. 1901.1900.189. 11898. 1897.1896.
May 1...
May 3...
May I ..
Mav a...
ft Ml 34
ft 7l 1
ft V ft 1.)
U 21
I 31
l8
ft W ( 21,
Ml 1VI
ft t i li
tl t lei
ft t ft lb
I ft lS
5 68 1
6 Vl t 171
ft l ft 21 I
ft b ft 33
ft &
i ft 11
ft 73j "
6 i ft 03
ft 3 ft 08
31
! 1
So,
S 68
! "I
.-!
1
s6
4U
3 W
I no
346
t Clj
3 IM
3 toi
3 OKI
3 bo
'1
I 621
a ill s u
1 3 14
I 71
I W 1 24
I l IM
to4 81
3 (t 3 4)
3 11 I II
I 8 II
3 8
a oil a 14
3 ti 3 1;
3 u 8 3v
3 til 3 15
3 1 8 21
3 1
3 66
3 62 3 11
a 6i a 12
3 62 8 07
8 3 03
3 62 3 03
I 3 03
8 451
8 401 3 04
8 391 i l
3 34 1 93
3 341 2 92
3 36 2 9
I vi
1 Wl
1 OS J
M j
"'I
7 uw j
7 os
1 '
I
I f '
I lil
1 lai
I
I 12
Til 1
77
1 03VSI
7 us 1
7o
a I
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9' I
7 OlTil
I 90.
8.1
W
3 Dai
1 tvl
V
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I S9
I IK
;l
4 19
4-3o
4 li
I
4 25
i 4u
4 391
4 3u
4 2
4 2
I
4 331
3 M
4 17
4 18
4 2U
May ft...,
May 7...
May ...
May ...
May ID..
May 11..
May 13..
Mav IS..
May 1..
May 3..
May 14..
May 1..
May 18.1
May If..
May M..
May 31..
May 33..
May Zi..
Mav 2..
ft tol 5 01 3 bo
6 HI
6 04 1
ft 041
S
68,
May 25..
May 2t..
May 3i..
ft 2
4 9W
65!
3 HOI
ft 60l
May 28..
May 29..
ft 3
6 67
4 35
4 90
4 U
I 1 09V.I
t 60
Indicate Sunday.
The olllcial lumber of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Road. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'D. H'ses.
C, M. 4k St. P. Ry... 6 8
O. & St. L. Ry 4 3 ... ..
Missouri Pacltic Ry.. 1 3 ... ...
Union Pacific system. 14 25 4 1
C. A N. W. Ry 12
t. K M. V. R. H. 13 bo
C, St. P., M. & O ... 6 13
u. a m. n. ny a 21 1 ..
C, B. & 14. Ry 4 3
IV. C OS Dt. J 8 .. I ...
C R. I. & P.. east.. 3 14
Illinois Central 1
Total receipt.
157
The disposition of the day's receipts was
a follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber 01 neaa inaicateu;
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
omana packing - Co ,
86 434 .....
32 433 .....
330 2,728
M3 3,609
310 3,003 559
' 46
... 268
9
58
63
, 15
6
39
1
81
1
29
97
O. 11. Hammond Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co ,
Armour at Co
Swift, from Kansas City
Armour, from Kan, City
vansant ft Co
J. L. Carey & Benton....
w. 1. Btepnen
Hill & Huntztnger
Livingstone & Hchaller...
Hamilton & notnscniid..
H. L. Dennis & Co
B. F. Hobblck
A. S. Mawhlnney
Wolf & M
Other buyers
Total 1.716 10,207 827
CATTLE There was a light run of cattle
here today, so that the supply for the week
to date is considerably smaller man ror
the same day ot last week or of last year.
The better grades of all kinds of cattle
did not show much of any change from yes
terday, but the tendency of prices on com'
mon grade was undoubtedly downward.
While the beef steer market could not
be quoted active, still anything aieslrable
sold without trouble at lust about steady
prices. As high as 17.30 waa paid for a load
of long yearlings that only averaged 1,167
pounds. When it came to the medium and
common klnda the market was slow and
sellers found it a hard matter to get what
they considered steady prices in ail cases.
Practically everything, though, was dis
poned of In good season.
The cow market was rather slow all
around and except in a few cases the
tendency of prices wa downward all
around. Some ot the very best grades
brought just about yesterday' price, but
aside from those the market waa lower,
The decline waa uneven, owing to the fact
that the tendency has been downward for
some time because of the break at other
markets. Sales were made here today that
looked 10c or even 15c lower than the same
kinds sold for yesterday. But In spite of
that fact the prices being paid on thla
market are well In line with the quotation
at other point.
Good to choice bulls, veal calve and
tags all commanded steady prices today.
but where the quality waa not up to the
proper standard tne market wa slow and
weak.
There were only Just a few bunches of
stockers and feeder on sale today, so the
market did not snow mucn 01 any change
from yesterday. tne aemano rrom the
country so far thl week ha been noth
ing extra and for that reason speculator
are not very anxtou for the commoner
kind. Yesterday there were 14 cars of cat
tle shipped to the country. Representative
sale:
Blbluts.
No. Av. rr. ho At. Pr.
1 1080 4 to im to
1 810 4 80 It 108J 40
1 860 4 80 1 :10W 4 44
IT 741 I 00 11 lit 46
I 8M I 40 13 1004 8 44
1 , 780 6 26 17 100 78
1 80 6 60 41 1238 80
1 .. 180 6 60 11 1121 i 84
t 1060 I 80 tl list T 00
II IN lit W 1171 T 10
844 00 1140 t 10
1 820 4 00 1 1180 T 10
1 Ill 4 40 , 10 130 T 10
1 7:0 10 17 1J71 t 10
10 84 4 IS IT 1361 T 10
II 1011 W. ' 40 121 T IS
1 1440 I 40 15 12US t tO
10 1164 I 40 1 1310 T tO
30 1104 4 40 30 1147 T l
1 1170 I M
STEERS AND COWS.
...10J1 86
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
II...
II...
841
10 116..
..lull
4 41
140
1010
100
781
8v0
141
110
1000
180
...... 840
Il
120
ISO
1030
IM
4 16 to....
...1016
4 60
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 64
4 60
4 80
4 SO
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 76
4 76
4 T5
4 TS
4 76
4 71
4 T6
4 80
4 86
4 80
4 80
4 M
6 00
I 00
I 00
CUWB.
1 T5
I 60
1
...108
... 145
... 171
...1084
... 160
... 861
...1040
... 171
... 718
...loot
...1080
...10T
...1230
... 870
...1210
... 840
... 180
... 80
...1160
... 841
... 108
...118
... 480
... .o
...1061
...1140
... 8U
...1018
...12O0
...lloO
... 840
...1180
...1120
... 874
...1030
...1180
...1110
...1180
...11O0
...1110
...1007
...1130
...1230
...130
...1340
... S0
...uto
1
I
1 ,
It
I
1
I
II
6
1
4
1
1
1
IT
I
4
I
4
IT
1
1
I
, 1
1
I
. 1
l!!.'.'.'.".'.'
1
I
I
1
1
8
1
I
t
4
1
I
1
I
t
1
t 80
I IS
t II
1 76
00
I 00
I 00
I 00
I 00
I 00
8 10
I
i ts
t 26
I u
1 ts
I IS
I tt
I IS
I 6
I 60
I 60
t 60
80
I 10
I 41
I 84
I II
I 71
I Tl
I 71
I Tl
I 80
4 00
4 0
4 04
4 00
4 M
4 04
4 10
4 10
4 IS
4 M
4 IS
70
840
0
170
160
MO
K
H
148
...I... 630
8!0
880
1040
1W
84
681
134
164
1110
1W.0
1000
1080
1010
10M
88
10U0
Ml
1017
1084
860
Ill
78
I 00
6 00
1 00
6 00
6 00
6 40
6 10
6 26
6 21
6 16
6 16
6 40
I SO
4 60
I 66
6 S
I Tl
6 IS
6 71
6 M
4 60
4 00
I
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I
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4
1
1
1
1
1....
t
1
I
4 80
4 IS
141
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... 784 I 08 17 84
... HI III M
I II
6 46
4 80
I 08
I OS
6 0
I OS
I 4
6 06
6 4
6 44
ft 36
ByLLS.
.. 46
I 14
I 81
1.
..120
..1410
..1O40
..1410
..114
..17u
.. 88
,.147
..1J
1SS8 I
101 I IS
S I 8
tit I W
T70 4 4
110 I 68
U0 8 6
...1744 I 80
...140 6 60
...i;.i 6
...1640 6 64
...U0 6 60
6 61
...1?0 I 81
...140 6 80
...IK 4 16
1.
HEIFERS.
1 MO I 00 1 6."0 4 !
1 704 t 10 1 734 4 35
4 660 I 16 II HO 4 40
1 84 I M I..... toe 4 18
t UW I IS IS 164 6 00
1 M0 I 71 1 410 I 00
1 80 I 74 6 401 4 00
1 iV 4 00 4 - '7 4 4S
1 644 4 00 t 1180 I 44
1 770 4 25
CALVES.
1 tl I 76 I HO I Tt
1 70 4 60 1 140 4 76
1 10 6 00 1 144 1 04
1 14 4 0 1 10 t 04
1 1H4 I 64 1 19 IN
1 140 4 60
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 340 I 00 1 6"0 I 0
1 7M I 60 4 TOO 16
1 110 t 60 1 40 I II
1 170 I 80 1 140 I 16
1 6 0 I 00 1 110 I 26
1 600 t 00 i 120 I tS
I I4 I 00 1 800 I IS
1 800 t 00 1 100 t 40
1 430 00 1 40 I 10
1 860 I 00 1 611 I 0
1 480 I 00 t 60 t 66
1 610 I 00 411 4 26
STAUS.
1 1040 I 16 1 1240 I 11
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I r KM) I IS t 66 4 26
t 611 t 26 ' i... 110 4 26
1 110 3 60 1 67 4 16
1 40 4 00 1 1260 4 40
1 684 4 10 1 434 4 40
1 Tito 4 10 1 110 4 TS
1 420 4 JS 60 711 I 00
1 674 4 M
HOOS There wa another liberal run of
hogs here today, so that the receipts for
the four das of this week are consid
erably in excess of the same days of isat
week and also or last year, ine iibie
above will show the exact ilgure.
Today s market wss all tlin way rrnm
steady to 10c hither It waa. In fact, what
Is called a hump-back market. On thal
start hogs sold at just about steady prices,
but as the morning advanced the demand
seemed to be more active and the market
strengthened 11 n. Alter the first round
hogs were selling generally a nickel higher
and then o'gloc higher. The bulk of the
offerings was disposed of In good sear-on.
but some hugs that arrived late tn in
forenoon did not fare as well. Packers
seemed to be pretty well filled up, and as a
result they did not care to buy the late
arrivals unless they could get them for
less money. The close then wss Slow ana
weak. The ajallty of the offerings was
just about the same as yesterday.
in most ot tne gooa, nesvy wrigm noes
sold from $7.15 to 37.25. while tho medium
weight sold from 17. (4 to 6..10. ana tne
lighter loads went from 7.06 down. To
day's advance carries the market back to
about where It was the latter part of last
week, the loss of Monday now being en
tirely regained. Representative sales:
NO. A. 811. PT. fO. AT. on. rr.
11 120 ... 6 60 140 237 120 7 10
J 121 ... 1 06 76 221 10 T 10
74 lit 140 4 86 61 147 100 T 10
64 206 ... 1 00 16 H4 ... 1 10
41 216 60 1 00 21 266 120 t 10
71 Ill 80 1 00 41 224 t40 1 1
10 14 240 1 00 14 240 60 1 10
61 184 60 1 00 41 240 60 1 10
86 201 U IM 61 248 100 T 10
48 214 140 7 00 41 211 ... T 10
10 210 60 1 00 - 72 241 140 T 10
68 316 120 7 00 64 242 HI 7 10
81 304 40 T 00 12 221 140 7 10
48 200 40 I 00 47 241 140 1 10
80 180 40 7 00 6 2J 140 7 10
74 200 ... 1 02V4 60 220 80 T 10
60. ...... .201 140 7 0JW 61 264 60 t 10
64 227 120 T 01 U 61 24 140- II
47 214 200 7 2. 70 234 60 1 10
13 no 80 T MS. 67 226 140 1 10
II 214 80 t 06 72 211 40 1 1
74 211 240 T 06 41 116 40 t 10
46 226 120 7 06 22i 200 7 10
61 200 80 T 46 66 221 140 T 10
78 211 180 7 06 4I 140 T 1214
68 216 10 7 05 66 286 40 1 lt
78 Ill 180 7 06 40 T lit
70 la 100 T 06 124 '
76 Ill 10 7 0S ;;,
71 211 40 7 06 I ' 2V6
42 261 so I 06 . U J 60 t 12
64. .......2.17 180 1 05 . " !" 40 7 12
72 Ill 40 7 06 135 4I 7 12',,
U........204 40 T 06 " I I
80 Ml so T 06 " ,4T 60 T 12
73 ...hi 240 tS ' ' 3
14...
71...
74...
61...
64...
73...
69...
60...
44...
46...
...
46...
68...
67...
42...
II...
68...
78 H .40 7 0S " 167 1 7 11
4 21T 40 1 OS
..246 too T 16
85 216 ... 1 03
44 230 ... 105
41 2C.T 8 T 06
62 221 180 7 OS
7 210 80 7 OS
77 211 200 1 W)
77. ...... ,2)0 220 7 06
6 247 .280 1 06
212 240 7 05
74 214 120 7 05
M 218 180 7 05
44 ..287 180 t 06
46 224 SO 1 OS
..241 160 T 16
..253 200 7 16
..241 80 7 16
..260 180 7 16
..241 10 7 16
..261 .... 7 16
-.144 40 7 16
...251 140 7 16
..254 ... 7 16
..276 120 T 16
..240 140 7 II
..240 ... t 16
..261 10 1 IS
..Ml 80 T IS
oU....,,21!g 180 T OK
4.. 230
60 T 07147 - ff i7 80 7
... 7 07 .a Ml a t(?
. . T.i ii 44 17
1 17
S::::::::S!I a 2::::::::5S
T ZO
7 20
7 20
Yi? si.
10
...132 240 7 10
loa 40 T 10
oi fajf th f,r" Pr?ct'-y nothing,
a test nf the WUh .wh,ch to maM
fhat were nS.SS' the few bunchei
Packesldf. ler1 of cmmon quality.
d not "em to Cttr whether they
Z2Lihf, commn "tuff or not, but at the
5tm?.il m" ey cl""el the; would buy
dea rable grades at strong prices. It was
fllV ,market " 'ho common grades and
the feeling was weak.
Quotations for clipped stock: Oood to
choice wether, 35 764, Oo; fair to aood. tS.S0
j6.6; good to choice ewes, 15.00 50- (air ta
good. fl65S5.00; good to cCcelambs. 36 16
4j6.40: fair to good, tft.00.l6. Woo ed I stock
eell. about JWsOc abov Tcllpd l .tort.
Choice Colorado wooled Iambi. $1757.25:
sale- 6'6i'75- preentatlve
No.
Av.
Pr.
6 culls
308 Oregon" raa" wathera"!" ca Ann
246 clipped lambs 45 .7,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Lower, Hogi Higher aad Sheep
Steady to Lower.
. FLCAO' M' 29- CATTLE Receipt,
7,000 head, Including 00 Texan; slow and
10c lower; good to prime steers, t.007.40;
poor to medium. t4.7o6.: stockers and
li&?'LMU6Ml COWB' ll-SOfciW; heifers,
2n00i&.00; canners, 11.50.50; bulls, t2.5o3
t0rt6 30Ve"' ,2''60: exM ed teer.
HOOS-Recelpt; 23.000 head; estimated
tomorrow 20,0u0 head; left over, 4,000 head;
active and 6-&10c higher; mixed and butch
ers, 36.9ixn7.2n; good to choice heavy. 7.2o
7.40; rough heavy, 36 95'7.15; light, 36.71x5
7.00; bulk of sales. I7.00y7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 10.000
head; sheep and ewes lower, wether
steady; choice lambs, strong; good to
choice wethers, 36.404i6.25; fair to choice
mixed, 14. 60(5.25; western sheep, I5.25ft6.26;
natlvo lambs, t5.0f)4ft7.00; western lambs,
t5.26ti7.00; top, spring lambs, t7.W.
Official yesterday;
Recelpts.Shlpments.
Cattle -2O.094 8,200
Hogs ,. 30,029 ft,2u0
Sheep 19,416 1,414
Kaasaa City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,350 natives, 1,6.0 Texan, 260 calves;
market opened steady and closed 10c
lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers, I6.85fa7.40; fair to good, 34.0066.80;
stockers and feeders, 12. 754716. 36; western
fed steers, It.506j6.6n; Texas and Indian
steers, l2.70tifi.Hn; Texas cows. 33.2544.76;
native cows, I3.5.V36 R5; native heifers, 3316
4(6.75; canners. 11.754(3.00; bulls, t3.OOiyS.0O;
calves. 32 254(4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 6.700 head; market 510c
higher; ton, 37.40; bulk of sale, t7.004iT.2n:
heavy, $7.27437 40; mixed packers, t..00
7.324; light, t6.6CK37.15; yorkers, f7.OCXU7.lo:
pigs, t6.304j6.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 4,000
head; market steady to weaker; native
li.mbe, X5.404i7.5u; western lambs, tS.60-
7.00; native wethers, to.404l6.15; western
wethers, t4.Xxu6.00; fed ewes, 84 80(6.15;
Texas clipped yearlings, tC.454j6.0u; Texas
clipped sheep, t4.4o4i5.7&; atockera and feed
ers, t2.0uv4.bo.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 900 head; steady; natives, 35.304J
7.25; cow and heifers, 81.60ti6.4O; veals,
83 .50476 50; stockers and feeders, 32.504,(6 40.
HOGS Receipts, 7.1HJ head; strong; light
and light mixed, f.9iKu7 .90; medium and
heavy, t7.104j7.4O; pigs. 14.00476.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head; steady; western lambs, t6.604jf7.2j.
western sheep, t5.004j6.7S.
Slaas City Lire Stock Market.
SIOITC CITY, la-, May 29 8peclal Tele,
gram. I CATTLE Receipts, 300 head;
strMig; beeves. t6.0OJi6.76; -cows, bulls and
mixed, l3.(AX!fc 60; stockers and feeders, 83.00
j4 50; yearlings and calves, t3.004j4.40.
HOGS Receipts, ft.Ot0 head: 5c higher,
elling at 366:.10; bulk, 4.fc4t7.00v
SHEEP AND LAMBS In demand. .
St. Laa Live Staek Market.
ST. LOUIS, May CATTLE Receipt,
2.3U0 head, including 1,200 Taxan; market
steady, with native butchers stiff 10c
lower: native shipping and export steers,
tftO"4t7.50; dressed beef and butcher steers,
ts.0wu4.8v; le)i uacter LwO oeuadj,
...1060 I 4
...liiO I 4
...10 10
...1310 I TS
...1.16 I .
...I ) I v
...870 IS
...1175 IN
...11M 4
27 180 1 tn
S::::::::S X ?.? S:::::::l5 ?8
8::::::::K',S S ,fS
78.. 213 iVa V
.. ...... 237 too 7 10 68 "."'tI I'd
..... .
6.50; storker and feeders, t.1 tnt SO; coat
snd heifer. U 2s.(H .On; csntiers. tl.jiMi'J W;
bulls, ft 2.(S 00; calves. 4.-iii 50; Texat
snd Indian steers, fed. 8-t 5:Vi 5"; rnsera,
3 5"4t4 40; cows and heifers, tS.7bi.-t ST..
HOWS Receipts 4.400 head; market fi
higher; pips and lights. M.H(6.0o; packers,
ti.!i? .3; butchers. 1 7.fW.3.-..
8HE15P ANI LAM 11:4 Receipts. 3.004
head; markrt dull niul lower; native mut
tons, t4.Su41n.2X; lambs, 85. or 111!. 7$ ; cull anO
buck, t3.0O4i4.S0; stockers, 6J.5"4,3.t.
Mock la .laht.
The following tftble shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Ave prin
cipal markets for May 20:
, Cattle. IIo'm Sheep,
South Omaha 1,776 10., .ij. . l.SS
Chicago 7,i10 23. 0.H 10.i3
Kansas City t.V) 6,?0 4.0".
St. Iiuls t:. 4.400 ,.
St. Joseph 900 7. W0 M
Total 15.926 51,737 UJiS
LEGAL NOTICE.
HOND8 FOR SALE.
Sealed bids will be received by the trus
tees of the village board of Hurwrll, Neb.,
up to 6 o'clock l- m., June loth, 13o2. for the
purchase of water bonds of Bald city
amounting to 14,000. Said bonds will ho
eight In number, of IH0O each, all of which
will be payable April 1st. 1!M2, with an op
tional payment In five years, with Interest
payable annually at 6 per cent April 1st of
each year at Nebraska Fiscal Agency, New
York, N. Y., In the curency of the I'nlted
States. Said bonds are dated on the 1st
day of April, 1902, and are duly registered.
Bidders are required to deposit cert I tied
check, payable to the treasurer of the vil
lage of Burwell, In the amount of lioti as
jruaranty that the bonds will be taken If
bid Is awarded. Each bid must be Inclosed
In a sealed envelope, marked "Proposal f.r
Rids." The village board reserves the right'
to reject any and all bids. For general In
formation address A. C. ALGER, clerk.
Burwell, Neb. May29dfitM
RECEIVER 8 SALE.
Clothing, huts and caps, gentlemen's fur
nishing goods, furniture and fixtures.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
the order of the United States district
court, sitting In and for the district of Ne
braska, In the matter of the Continental
Clothing company, a bankrupt, on Wednes
day, the 11th day of June, 19ii2. at 10 o'clock
a. m.. I will sell at public auctlod to the
highest bidder for cash at the northeast
corner of Douglas and Fifteenth streets.
In the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Ne- '
braska, the entire stork, furniture and flx
turea of the Continental Clothing company,
said stock consisting of men's and bovs
clothing, hats and caps and gentlemen
furnishing goods.
All of said stock Is to be offered for sate
In bulk and In parcels, and sold tn the
highest bidder for the property In bulk, or
to the highest bidders for tho different de-
Cartments, or parcels, provided the total
Ids for such parcels exceed the' highest
bid for the property In bulk.
Stock Inventoried by order of court shows
a value of 124,612.94; furniture and fixture
cot over 17.6110.00.
H. F. ROBERSON. Receiver.
M30dl0tM4E
GOVER.NMEXT NOTICE.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, 210 Observatory Office Building,
Des Moines, Iowa, May 8, 1902. Sealed pro
posals, In triplicate, will be received hero
until 2 p. m., June 2, 19u2, for constructing,
f.lumblng. electric wiring and steam heat
ng, at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, of two
double set oftlcers' quarters, one double
barrack, one double set non-commissioned
officers' quarters, one guardhouse, one cav
alry stable, one quartermaster and sub
sistence storehouse, one quartermaster'
stable, one bake-house and one coalshed.
Plans, specifications and full Information
will be furnished on application to this
office or at the depot quartermaster's
offices In Chicago, 111., St. Louis. Mo., and
Omaha, Neb. U. 8. reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all proposals or
parts thereof. Envelopes containing pro- ,
posala should be Indorsed "Proposals for
," and addressed to R. B. Turner, Q.
M. M3-6-6-7-30-31
DR. McGREW (Age 53)
SPECIALIST.
Disease astd, Uiauaats ot Ma a Oaly.
tt. Year Experience. IB Year la
Onsaha.
If IDIPfiPCI C cured by a treatment
VAnluUutLX which U the QUICKEST,
safest and most natural that has yet been
discovered. No pain whatever, no cutting
and doe not interfere wita work or buai
bM. Treatment at office or at borne aad
a par m bui cut cure guaranteed.
Hot Springs Treatment (or Sypoills
And all Blood Disease. No "BREAKING
OUT" on the akin or faoe and all external
lane of the disease disappear at once. A
treatment that. I more successful and tar
nor atiataetory than the "old form" of
treatment and at less than HALF THxD
COST. A cure that la. guaranteed to be
permanent for lit.
niCD On nflfl esses cured of nervous
UlLes atUiUUU debility, loss of vl tail i
and all unnatural wane e at metv,
BUictur. Uleet, Kidney and Bladder Dlax
gsft-. Hydraoal. eured permanently.
CtUlsDKI IAW. CONSULTATION FRKB,
Treatment by msJL P. O. Box 74.
Cnfioe over US ft. 14 ih treat, between JTaJ
aaa 4V4ataSU ata os ass a. aaa,.
JOBBERS & -MANUFACTURERS
Of OMiVHeV
MACHINERY ANO FOUNDRY.
Davis & Cowgill Iron : Works.
fAjruvAOTViiBita AtrpMinu
of machinery;
NKKAI. KBPAIHINO A BrmCtAUTS
WON AND SHAHS TourrDw.
tawla tea. aI Itvaa Jka les-ee,
OsaafcJL, Ret). Tel. SSaV
m. tabrtskte. Aa-eat. J. B. CtwgUI, Mg
rRANE GO.
tP aaf a an aM .sn asaTttsaa am
MaaafaoMier and 71) ben 67
Staam and Water Supplies
Of All Kind.
114 a ! DOrcn.AS.ST.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
A ostcrn Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
KaetrU Wlrlag Bella a tW UaSatUa.
ts. W. JOHNSTON. MctY. UU.Hevard.Jt
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.
Oasks, Bob.
Manufacturer of
Tents and Canvas Goods.
Baud for Catalogue Numfear 33
BOYD COMMISSION COMPANY
Been 4. Sew Yoa-lc Life Did,.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. STOCKS"
Bought and aold for eaab or on margin.
All telecraph, telephone or mall ordvra
rUl receive careful and prompt attention,
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