TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MAY 3. lOOn.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Eeamh Sentiment Pevelopi and Jalj
Wheat ii Lower.
BAD CROP REPORTS ARE CONTRADICTED
At Uw Point Short Crr mm4 Cssea
Rm(Is ( Helf-Cewt Cask
Wkeat la Better De
Baa eaV Oata Slaw.
OMAHA. May 2. 190.
The msrket vu steady for a while at
prices WuWe lower, but a bearish senti
ment was evident, and In th absence of
unfavorable crop report July declined to
about le below yesterday. Hhorts were In
dined to cover at the decline and there
was a reaction of Vio. Miiy closed un
changed and Julv V4c lower. Reports cam
from the southwest contradicting unfavor
able one sent out a few days ago. A
trifle better demand for cash wheat
noted.
The corn market was very narrow, though
it ruled slightly lower In sympathy with
wheat. The cseh demand wa fair and
receipt light. The market seems to be In
a rut and shows no signs of going- either
Wll. .
Oats were slow anil th rang narrow, tb
lose showing a slight loss.
Primary wheat receipts wer VA.ODO bush
is And shipments lw.nort bushels, against
. tcelpts last year of Xftft.OUO bushels and
.-shipments of 194.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 654,000 bushels and shipments I7&.&0
bushels, ngalnst receipts last year of 110,'"")
bushels and shipments of M.000 bushels.
Clearances were 20.000 bushels wheat, 27, 0.0
barrels flour, 2&0.0U0 bushels corn and Xt.taJO
bushels oats.
Liverpool closed unchanged to V4d higher
tin wheat and tfAd higher on corn.
Local rang of options:
Artlcleii. Open. Htgh. low. Clos. Yes'jf.
Wheat1 I i I
May 70HAI 7?HB 714 72HA T2tA
July 72 A 72iA 714 71 72SA
Corn ' I
May 4.VH.B 43- 44A 4SA
July ' 42H 42A 42A 42VA 42 S
Oat k-
May 21B
A asked. B bid.
Ontahak Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, TSiffTSc; No. I hord,
7fWj72iy.j No. 4 hard. 5t;'7ic; No. 2 spring.
Y2a74'4c: Vo. I spring, 7072c.
CORN No. t, 44Wo ; No. 4, 42V4BsSHe; No.
I yellow, 44V; No. I white, 46Hc
OATS No. 2 mixed, 04c; No. 2 white.
8l'4f ''OV; No. 4 white, Slo.
RTE No. 2, 6Sc; No. 2, bo.
a Carlet Heeelpt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City..
Minneapolis ..
Omaha
Tluluth
8t. Loots
1
.. 28
..m
.. 8
.. M
.. M
4
54
27
lit
111
18
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CHICAGO OFIAIS AND PROVsSIOJii
KeateVes of tke Trading: and Closing
' Prices on Boars of Trs4.
CHICAGO, May 2. Ideal crop condition!
caused free liquidation of wheat here to
day and resulted In a weak market. At the
close the July delivery was off Vle. Corn
was duwn e. Oata were practically un
changed. Provisions were 7tyti;17c lower.
Bentlnient In the wheat pit was bearish
all day because of favorable weather for
ti.e fjll auwn cron. Local bears and pit
traders were fairly active sellers, while
the principal buying came from shorts.
Prices were weakened also by th faot
that receipts-'In the northwest were larger
than forthe corresponding day last week
uf one year ago. Advices concerning the
condition of the new crop were some whit
coiilllctlng, but the majority of reports
i received told of good progress made by
winter wheat. Ail day prices declined
u tidily until the last half hour, when a
lnul tally took place on Increased buy
ing by shorts. 1 he closing was fairly
ki.uily. July opened l4e to c lower at 79o
to c, sold off to 78c- and closed at
Clearances of wheat and flour were
Ci;vi..l to 142,(XiO bu. Primary receipts were
;ti,. . 0 bu. against 268,000 bu. a year ago.
Mi. lii iipolls, Duluth and Chicago reported
i c. .) ts of 213 cars against 177 cars last
wit., and 125 cars a year ago.
Lionise of profit taking by local bulls
the corn -market was easy- for the greater
wi t of the day. The chief causes of the
cling movement were the official forecast
of ele:ir weather tomorrow and the weak
ln r.1 of wheat. Cash houses were the prin-vli-nl
buyers. The market closed easy with
).i .vcs almost at the lowest point of the
day. July opened unchanged to Vfcc lower
at rtftttfeo, sold off to 4tio and closed at
,c. booal receipts were M cars with 81
Mt of contract grade.
- Notwithstanding the decline In wheat the
nata market waa steady all day because
of the recent rainfall which caused con
siderable covering by shorts. July opened
Urn: bunged at SlVyUlc. sold between IKrf
HSc and 81 c and cloaed -at tlc. Local
receipts were 111 cars.
Provisions wer weak because of gen
eral liquidation In all products. Th caus
of tnu selling which was heaviest In lard
wan hi unexpected Increase In stocks of
provisions In ator In Chicago as shown
by I le official monthly report. A 6c de
. nine In th price of live hogs also weak
ened prices. At the close July pork waa
down 17V H5.S7H. Lard was off 10d
12Vfcc at 8.2(&.tt. Ribs wer 7tto lower
at f8.0.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow; Wheat,
.) cars: corn, 186 can; oats, 114 oars; hogs,
j'4.ioo head.
The leading futures tanged a follow:
futures steady; May. 4s I 'id; July, 4s
4Hd-
KKW YORK nKWKflAt. 31 A UK KT
Qaotatlens of k Day Varlons
Cnsa4ltles.
NEW YORK. May 8.-FtOt'R-Rcelpts.
15.2M bbla.; exports, II.M0 bhls .; msrket
steady; Minnesota patents, I4vjj4 40. Mln
esnta bakets, 8J."ii.1 7S; winter pstents,
UH4; winter stralshts. M 7f-tfJ win
ter extrss. iZKMi.tlKi winter low grades.
13 6ftlJ30. Rye flour, steady; fnlr to good.
SSJBfJJsn: choice to fancv, X.n4.10.
CtRNMEAl Htearty; fine white and yel
low, 11.20; coarse, 8107O1.0; kiln dried.
12 704 2 0.
RTE Dull; No. 1 western, 70e asked, f.
o. b., New York.
BARLEY tjutet: feeding. 4Hc, f. 0. k
New York; malting, 50fi7c.
WHEAT Receipts, li4,0"K bu. ; spot,
barely steady; No. 2 red, 91c. nominal, ele
vator; No. 8 red :tc, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth, K9c, f. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 northern Manitoba. se, f. o. b. afloat.
Further declines occurred In wheat today,
growing out of Improved crop news, liqui
dation and the declines In stocks. This
was followed by rallies near the close on
export rumor and covering; Msv, 87 7-19
H7Tc. closed at R7Sc; July. MV(ffi.
closed at c; September, 83iS3 ll-lc, closed
at Wc
CORN Receipts, 1,375 bu.; exports. 120.WK
bu.; spot, steady; No. 2 Mc, nominal, ele
vator, and Me, f. o. b.. afloHt; No. 2 yellow,
nominal; No. 2 white, nominal. Option
market was fairly active and well sus
tained all day on Arm cash situation, clos
ing t&r'e net higher; Msy. &S4ifc, closed
t 6c; July. 63it3V. closed at Mc; Hep.
ten i her closed at UHc.
OATH Receipts. l,nV bu.-. exports, SS,9:
bu.; spot market steady; mixed oats, M to
82 pounds, 31Sc; natural white. 80 to 33
pounds. S7f.Wc; clipped white, 88 to 40
pounds, 3SV4!t4o.
HAY Bteady; shipping, &6c; good to
Choice. Sl'ErSbc.
HOPH-Steady ; state, common to choice
105 crop. 1014c; 104 crop. 810c; olds. 6
7c; Paclflo coast, 1905 crop, 1017c; llsH
crop, 9&lle; olds, 4iic.
HlDKd Steady ; Oalveston, 20 to
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 21c;
Texas dry, 24 to 80 pounds, lc.
I.KATHER-eteady; acid. 26H17Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family, ll 50
018.50; mess. 8 60V 00; beef hams. tJO.OO
tf22.00; packet, 210.00311.00; city extra India
mesa, 1 7.50(S18 00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled belll. s. W.jryfilO 60; pickled shoulders,
88.00; pickled hams, 81100. Lard, easy;
western prime, IX.66 W; refined, easy:
continent. 8900; 8. A., s.9b; cofnpound. 17 00
4j7.60. Pork, steady; family, 818.60; short
clear, 818 218.00; mess. I17.2.V8-17.75.
TALIlW-teady; city, 85.12Vi; country,
85 U VU6.87.
RICfO Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 3
fc; Japan, nominal.
BtTTTKR Steady; street price, extra
creamery, 2020c. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 13 20c; renovated,
common to extra, lOfflWic; western factory,
common to firsts, lliul&c.
CHEii38E-Irregular; old Stat. full
cream, large and small, colored and white,
fancy, 14"ic; state, good to prime, 13V4sl4o;
state, common to fair, ll(gl3o; new, state,
full oream, large and small, best, 10c;
no, -.o it-, inn iu s,fuu, v t-
E(W8- Easy; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby rancy, selected, white, lc; state,
choice, JStilSVic: state, mixed fancy. 18c;
western extra, firsts, 17c; western seconds.
l6fHb'4c: southerns. HUftlflc.
POULTRY IJve chickens, 12c; fowls, 14o;
tumeys, izc; dressed easy; chickens, ioc
turkeys, lf16c; fowls. WaUSc.
t. Lonls General Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 2. WHEAT Futures,
lower; cash, steady; No. 2 red, cash ele
vator, 88$0c; track, 89 91c: May, 79 Ho;
July, 7 f H c. ; no. x nara, suwisc.
CORN Futures firm; cash, lower; No.
2 cash, nominal; track, 49tt&60ttc; May,
464c; July, 46Hc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 cash, 82 Wc; track.
23 c; May, 22c; July, 21c; No. 2 white,
84H&850.
FLOUR Bteady; red winter patents.
14.20 4.60; extra fancy and straight,
$3.70(8 4.10;-clear, $2.70 2.SO.
BSlU Timothy, steady, zoaj.o.
CORNMEAL Steady, 32.20.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 90 0
82o.
HAY Firm: timothy. 111. 004718. b0:
prairie. 111.60012.50.-
B A GO I NO Hc.
HEMP TWINE-74c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: ' lobbing.
? 11.46. Lard, lower: prime steam, 38.274.
)ry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts.
89.00; clear ribs, 19.25; short clears.
$9.97 H. Bacon, lower; boxed extra short,
110.00; short clear, 210.12H.
POULTRY Lower; chickens, lOo; tur
keys, 13c; ducks, 12c; geesei 6o.
BUTTEK weaa; creamery, itviic;
dairy, 144jtl8e. . ...
lUUb Sieaqy, u c caae count.
Receipts. Bhloments
..... 4.000 8.000
20,000 48.O00
..... 19,000 83.000
120.000 92,000
Articles. Open. High.j Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
' Corn
May July
Sept.
July
; 8pt.
.'Pork
- May
.July
' Sept.
Jjird
. May
July
rpt.'
Jjtibs
May July
Sept.
T'afiS 47
4tHa '
7
714
'-i77T,e7i5i
!31sn4
15 40
16 76
nr.
6?S
7
8 a
$ 70
82
81W
2W
16 42Hj
1 TJ
7W4
I
47H:
82H
si
2
16 40
15 0
78X
;78H-tS
47HtlH
40 -4 :
U 7M 16 (7H
8 65! 8 60
i 7-iVti i o
TIVsi 8 72W
I 45
8 66
8 70
8 40
8 7Vi
6
784
74
47
41U4
8?S! K
8i81Hfj4
2H
15 424
15 65
15 67V 15 W
16 STV,! u 86
860
8 65
8 76
I 4?W
BO
8 67W
8 on
8 75
8 87H
8 46
8 87(
8 76
No. 1
Cush quotation wer a follows:
KLOl'Hi Market steady; winter patents.
13 fry! 90; winter st mights, 83 jy-3 00;
Mprins- patents. U'Q 'M; spring straights,
l;.4i'ii; to: bakers. t: a ''2in.
WMEAT-No. 2 prliig, 80fflVo; No. 2
ajprln. 7&(fc; No. i red, WIVuwc.
tjHN No. 2. 4Hc; No. 2 yellow, 4So.
IMV8-N0. 2. 3Za; No. I whit, Hy.lfic;
No. 3 whit, 3iViJU4c.
RYE No. 2. 5ic.
BARLEY Good feeding, tOQilc; fair to
.clu'Ui- malting, 4.'4ic.
' SKKDS-No. 1 flax. 21.07H: No. 1 north
western, $1 134. Prttn timothy, 83 20. Clover,
.infract grade, til 26.
t HOVIS10N8 Mess pork, per hbl., 115.40
1 : ..to. Lard, per luu It., . Bhort
I .. sldrs tloose). t 4oe.46. Short clear
lrs (iKixed). t-vU"o0O.
FuUuwmg were the receipt and ship-
TTienta ox nour ana grain:
Receipts. BhtPiuents.
44.1UO 3t.o)
ricur, bbls..
Wlieat. bu..
Corn, bu....
Onla, bu
Rye. bu
Hurley, bu.
6. no
...Sou.'oO
...KV7.000
2,iO
f.auo
26.')0i
m.ouo
- i0
1.H00
On 1 lie Produce exchange today th but
ter mirket was steady; creameries, lK4f
H. : dairies, ltjixc. Kugs, easy; at mark.
t-us.s included. 133140, firsts. 14c; prime
prta, 16c; xtraa, l4c. Cheese, easy, hvj
Kansas City Grain na4 Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 2 WHEAT Firm
May, 74c; July, 71 Sc; September. 70So;
rash. No. 2 hard. 77V6.'Hc; No. 2. 734
U77sc: No. 3 red. fcwaic. No. 1. rauxgwe
CORN Firm; May, 44c; July. 4c; Rep.
leniber, 4.c; cann. ro. 2 mixed. 4.'4i,o;
No. white. 47')4in47Tr: No 3. 47c
OAT3--Weak; No. i white, Sa334o.
RYr-8teady at 55'.j67c
HAY tady; choice timothy, 3H0CK8
13 76; rhmi prairie, ti0.i0tilu.;6.
LOUS Market 40 lower; Mlaaourl nd
Ivaniuta, nem- rvo. 1 wliitewood case In
cludwJ. 13ic vr dosen; case count, 124c
,er iloseiu returned. 4c less.
BI'TTr.R-r'rrc: creitmrry. lc: packing.
Ket-vlpta cihlpnienta
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Vtrket is Demoralized by Enormous
Volume of Liquidation.
SALES EXCEED TWO MILLION SHARES
Anarnnda Drop Twenty Point as
Hill Pacifies Ten 1 ter Market
Is Higher, knt Clos Is
Inateady.
NEW YORK. May 2. An enormous vol
ume of liquidation was effected In the
stock msrket today. The aggregate of the
si, ares sold, while falling far below the ab
solute reoord of dealings at the New York
Htork evchange, rose well over 2.000.000
shares and made the day one of the great
onfs In New York Stock exchange his
tory. Very serious Inroads upon prices
were caused by the violence of the liqui
dation. Hut towards the end of the nay
the market showed evidence of the relief
afforded by the liquidation accomplished.
It was a fine day for the bears snd they
opersted with great boldness and on an
enormous scale all dav. Their Inclination
to take profits on the large declines of
the day was an important factor In the oc:
casional rallies.
The shrinkage In market valuations gave
rise to the Inevitable reports of money dif
ficulties and added to the uneasiness pre
vailing about the stock exchange. There
wns no confirmation of any Importance of
these reports and their failure of verifica
tion helped to th rebound. The extreme
weakness shown during the day was at
tributed to the same causes which have
been of. effect for several weeks. It was
generally accepted as a fact that very
wealthy speculative operators and power-,
ful pools, who had persisted In disregard
ing the warning of the money market and
In attempting to hold the market by main
force, were being forced from their posi
tion and obliged to sell out their huge
holdings to obtain funds In hand for the
reimbursement of hanking centers which
had advanced money for use In the abor
tive speculative campaign. The manner in
which stocks were hurled Into the market
and the slxe of the Individual blocks traded
In gave a strong Impression of the dimen
sions of the speculative Interests which
were being forced to sell and of the dis
tress which urged them to the dramatic
measures. There was not lacking the sup
position, however, that the operation might
extend not only to the selling out of hold
ings In the hands of these Interests, but
also to extensive commitments on the short
side In the effort to recoup losses on the
long side, according to the bold methods
usually pursued by the element supposed
to be most largely concerned.
The money- market Continued tight and
the rate for call money rose again to 12 per
cent. Rates for time loans for all periods
up to six month were firmly held at 8 per
cent.
Intimation of a forthcoming peclal
presidential message to accompany the re
port of the Standard OH company Inquiry
were made something of. Decreases In
March net earnings by the Southern Rail
way, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati A
8t. Louis and the Denver Rio Orando
companies made a disagreeable supplement
to yesterday's similar showings by the St.
Paul and the Loulivllle A Nashville, not
withstanding the largely Increased earn
ings reported by the Pennsylvania and the
Norfolk & Western.
The substantial recovery of the latter
part of the day Inft no adequate Indica
tion In the day'a net prices of extreme
demoralisation that ruled In the market
about midday of the season. At that time,
aside f.orn Anaconda' 20-point slump, there
were such declines as 10 for Northern
Pacific, 10 for Great Northern preferred. 7
for National Lead. 64 for Reading. 44 for
Smelting, 4 for I'nlon Pacific and Loco
motive. 6 for Cleveland, Columbus, Cin
cinnati & St. Louis and 1 to 3 oolnts quite .
gonerally throughout the list. By the close
of the day a fair sprinkling of gains was
established, which was substantial for St.
Paul. Brooklyn Transit, Canadian Pacific,
Atchison and Consolidated Gas. The clos
ing tone, however. . was unsteady, with
otr.e fresh relapses at a few points.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value.
23.5',00U. United States bonds were all un
changed on call.
Quotations on stocks today were a follows:
ales. High. Lew. Clew.
Flour, bbls. ,
Wheat, bu. .
Corn, bu. . .
Oats, bu. .
Minneapolis Grain Market.
. MINNEAPOLIS. May 2. FLOUR First
patent. 84 10-a- 2v; second patents. S3.mtf
400: first clears, 83.6sS.60; second clears.
I2.4"3lf.
MKAN in duik, tia.vcyis.ou.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
rang of prices, as lurruanea uy r . u. uiy
a Co., U0-U1 board of Trade building was!
A6amt ExDraM
Amalssmated Cnpper M0. 000 101
Aoiartran C. A P 11.10 OTSi
Americas ('. f fti l.' 100
Amarlcan Cotton Oil 1,10ft- it
Ainarlcau Cotton Oil pfd
American Efcpreaa r ,
Americas H. aV L pfd...
Amarlcan Irs. sacurtt lea.
American Llnaeed Oil...
Am. Unattad Oil prd.....
American lormotiva ...
Am. Uocnmotlrs pfd
Amarlcan 8. ft
Amarlcan 8. at K. pfd
American Sugar Refining
Am. Tobacco pfd., ctta
I.ano
10,600
too
io't
1
12.700 57',
ano 111
74
S44
s
M
67
17
6S
i2t
100'
17
10O
0
JOJ
10 s
b7
17
37
no lit
.141.400 14.14 IMS 142
1.700 11 1111 114
10, K)0 ISO 117 10
4.100 101 100 10U
Auaconda Mlnlug Co M.100 U 224
Article. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Clos. Ts y
Wheat-
May...
July...
Sept...
.
July...
Sept...
1 16 I 1 1B4 1 15
1 174 1 17lil 1 17
1174 112 I 1"
75H H
TB4'(f474'
754!
77H
ertT
1B4
17
75 7
7747844
774 784
1 14 1 18
1 1741 1 174
1 13 fl 174
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 784c; No. 1 northern. 7K4o; to ar
rive, 784c; No. 2 northern, 7H3774c; to ar
rice. 764o: No. 8 northern, 74474ei No. 1
durum, 72c; No. 2 durum, 70c. Corns No.
2 yellow. 444c; No. 8 00 rn, 434a. Oata!
No. 8 white, 804c; No. 2. 3SU$2lV. Bar
ley, 3U0o. Uy. BitSWc. Flax. 81.144.
Mtlwnnk Grain Market,
MILWAUKEE. May 2. WHEAT-l.nwer;
No. 1 northern. &l24c; No. 8 northern, 77
re04c; July 784c
RYB-Bteady; No. L 68f34o.
BARLEY Dull ; No. 2, Wc; aamplc, 40?
CORN Firm; No. I cash, 474948c 1 July,
44o.
Pktladelpkta Praxlae Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2 BlTTTER
Lower, weak; extra western creamery, 2Jc;
extra nearby prints, tic.
EOGS Stady. fair demand; nearby
fresh, l4c at mark; western freah, 17c at
mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
U48-14C.
Perta Grain Market.
PEORIA. 111.. May 2.-CORN-Hlgher;
No. 8 yellow. 47c; No. 8, 474c; No. 4, 464c;
no grade, 46 -tic.
OATS Higher; No. 3 white, 834c; No. 3
white, 83c; No. 4 white, 82c.
RYE Unchsnged; No. 2. 63c.w
WHISKY 81.2 for finished goods.
Toledo Seed Market);
TOLEDO. Mav 2 9KEDS Cash clover.
8 86; May, 86 .87; alslke, 88 30; timothy,
11.624-
Metal Mnrket.
NEW YORK. May 2. M ET AL8 The r
waa a sharp advance In the London tin
market, with spot closing at 1S4 6 and
futures at 178; locally th market waa
firm in sympathy with apot, quoted at
240.t&40.2u. Copper waa lower In the Eng
lish market, with spot quoted at U lu
and futures at 82, but no change waa re
ported tn the local market; lake Is quoted
at lig.ltj 78; electrolytic. Ill tt4-U a0;
casting, 818.O0Ql8.2i. Lead was unchanged
at 18 tn London, but showed continued
firmness In th local market, where spot
I quoted at 86 686.75. according to lot and
delivery. 8peller advanced 2 id to 3 12s
td In London, but wa quiet and unchanged
at 38 un.l& locally. Iron was lower In
the English market, standard foundry be
ing quoted at K 10d and Cleveland war
rants at 48n 3d; locally no change was re
ported: No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted
at II 7Tyf19 00; No. 3 foundry northern. 818 26
(rU.bO; No. 1 foundry southern,
No. 3 foundry southern. 817 7&(i 11.00
ST. IOl'IS. May 2. M ETA 1.8 Ieed,
firm; K.utt.Ci4- Spelter, firm; (a.vT4
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata. bu ..
Oil and ftesla.
NEW YORK. May 2.-OII .8 Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, f. o. b. mills,- 3Hc;
prime yellow, 7tf3s4n. Petroleum, firm;
rennnd. New York. 37. SO; Philadelphia, snd
Baltimore. 27 U: Philadelphia and Balti
more. In bulk. 146. Turpentine, flrrn at
7l74o.
1R1OHIN Firm: (teamed common to good,
I4UU414 10.
SAVANNAH, fl.. May I -OILS Turpen-
llnu Mr... . C. -1
JI.I.U . OV.'P. I hi "l, r-rt
ta.uoO ',.' 4H.'1ik1 I ROSIN-Flrm; A. B, C IS.T5; D, 23. 90: E.
' 13.10 83 80: Q. 8400: H, 84 80; I, 34.40, K, 14 70:
fIL CITT, Pa , May t Credit belancee.
81 64: shipments May 1. 87.911 bbls ; runs
April -. l'2;4 bbla: average. .J.ij hhls :
ehipmenti May 1 Lima. 64.174 btiia. ; runs
April 30, Lima. tl.JTii tbla., avrrage,- fc.eaa
bbla.
I Irerneol Grata and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. May I. WHEAT Ppot
nominal; May. (s t4d; July, C Sd. kap
tember. (a 4dL
I'o'tN" tput flrm: Amcntan mixed new.
t 8il. A-u.Jii.aji mixed ojI. 4a 'jJ.
Atchlaon
Ati-hleon pfd
Atlantic t'oaat Una
Baltimore A Ohio.
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt. ...
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
CheeApeake A Olilo
Cutcago Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago Gt. Wcatern
Chicago A Northweaiern...
Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul..
Chicago T. A
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C. C. A St. Louie....
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colorado A So. let pfd
Colorado A Bo. 3d pfd
Consolidated Qee
Corn Producta, rfg
Corn Producta pfd
Delaware A Hudaoa
Delaware, U A w
Denver A Rio Orande
D A ft G. pfd
platlflera' Securities
Brie
Kne 1st pfd
Erie td pfd
General Elrte
Hocking Veller
Illloola Central
tulernatlenal Paper
International Paper pfd
International Pump
International Pump pfd....
Iowa Central -
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City Bo. pM
LoulBTllle A Maahvllle ...
Manhattan L.
Metropolitan Street Re ...
Mexican Cantrat
Mluneapolla A St. Louie...
M , St. P. A 8. i M
M . St. P. A B. 8. at. pfd.
Mlaaourl Pacific
Mlaaourl. Kaneaa A Tesaa
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. H. of M. pfd.
New York Central
New Tork. O A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A Weatern pfd....
North Americas
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People' a Oaa 1...
P. C, C. A St Louie....
Preaaed Bteel Car
Preeaed 8. C. pld . ex-dlv.
Pulttnaa Palaca Car..
Reading
Reading tat pfd
Reading Id pfd
Kepublle Bteel
Hec.ub.He Bteel pfd .:.
Rock lelaild Co
Hock Ialand pfd
St. L A 8. f td pfd
BU Louis Boulhweeters. ..
Bt. Lou la B W. pfd
Southern Pacific
Bo. Peclfle pfd
Southern Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tennessee Coal A Iron....
Texaa A Pacific
Toledo. Bt. U A W
Toledo. Bt. L. A W. pfd..
I'nlon Pacific
Colon feci do pfd
failed Stalea Bipraas
totted Blalee Really
United Btatea Rubber
I. B. Rubber pfd
t'nlted Blalee Bteel
(J. 8. Bteel pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical ....
V a -Carolina t,hem. pfd . .
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
Wella-Pargo Etprese
Watlugbouea Electric
W setern t ulon
Wheeling A Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wia. Central pfd...,
Northern -Pacific
(antral Leather
Central Leather pfd ...
Bloaa-ShBleld Bteel
Ureal Northera pfd
Total aaiea for the day,
M.eno ttv.
1.000 100V4
us
'
t.eoo 1SWH II, i
4
f"
l.ooo iimh I0f4 IPS'
100 ! n
41.(00 7M, 71 7i
14.0OO ir.7s 14f4 iiIi
1.100 lug
1.400 M
104
t"0
T.HO0
74V,
74Vj
17V,
04
4 4
J
71
14
4.700 147 IH ll
44.000 lb btk la4
im
i
l.ioo mh eo4 M44
12.400 4SS4 4V4 t:T4
l.Boo h ao m
inn as ssv, a
t.aoo 444 41 44V,
(.too 1I4
1 lIUj
1.100 74Vk
l.ano 11
tUO 440
T.too M4i
131V4 lltv.
1114
too
1.400
ll.4ne
1.(00
1.400
(414
4JV
MS,
744
(II,
1.100 1(1
inn ii(
4 4O0 14IS4
4.(00 11
600
4,4il0
700
00
83
UV4j
(41
44
14
sOVa
1.100
700
14.0H0 14
l.fsio 1WI
400 110s
T.l 144s
K0 71V,
74 V,
114
41744
I4S
(IS
11
71
4JV
141V,
111
144
14
14
40
M
44
'iisi
M
71
lei
44
1
44 V.
51
14
74 a
4SV,
141
114
1(4,
1S44
43
;,
IMV,
M
40
134V, 114,
I47H4 141
110
14S
7v
114
144
71
t"0 14SV4 14SV, 1(1
loo let
11 1"0 44
4.4e
IKS)
7,00
(.
li"4
4f4
7t
1(4
1V4
44 V,
ft
MV,
141
NV4
44
SI
14
10.0O0 UJV IX1V4 lti
1 l0 4M, 414 4&V,
1.004
1,("0
as',
If. 4,
44 V,
(Si,
40
SV
in
4.4"0 1S4V, 1117, 13.S44
1,71a) , (sv, 4VV4
!00
T.(m
too
Law) 111
Ml, Its) 117 111
poo fl 1
ZOO
400
4.1n
11 tie
IM
CO
1.0H0
1
ei
71
44
44
1
M4
44
14 V,
41 v,
4JV4
II V,
4
S3
74
44
44
1144
1
4
1
llv,
41V,
41
MH
4
SI
1.400 I17V4 117
I7.)0
1.40
4
7S
49 V,
HO 1341, 113V.
4. IOO ft II
1144
44
KiO
UJ.M 141
M
It
44
7f"4
444
44
HO
11444
0
41
14
MVi
I4
4 ,
41
Kiv,
40
l
114 V,
34
M
lis
I
to
41
134 141 V4
IV, l
following; ehsnEes: Cash In hand. rle-crease-1
3 .( mirks; treseury notes, In-
oreeised 140.'1 marks; other sectirltloe, In-
creasexl TT,7).0no marks; notes In circula
tion, Inoressed 2,940,oi) marks
New Yerlt Meney Mnrket.
NKW TORK. Msy 2 MONEY On
call, steady, 3tI13 per cent; lowest, 2 Pr
cent; rullnir rate, 8 per cent; closing bid.
34 per cent; offered st 4 per cent. Time
loans, firmer: sixty, ninety days and six
months, 4 per cent.
PR1MR MERCANTILE PAPER 4 4 V
6 4 Per cent.
FTKRl.lNil EXCHANOF Weak, with
actual business In bankers bill st 14 SS
4348330 for demand, and at 34.80804
4.808 for sltty dsy bills, posted rates,
4 J and $4 stV; commercial bills, 14. SO',.
H1I,V K.K-'-Har. stc; Mexican aotiars.
04C. .
BONDS Oo'rnmni, steaay; ranronn,
weak.
Closing: quotations on bonds today wer
as follows
V. 8 ret. Is. ra....lfuj
de coupon loiv,
f. 8. 3 r If
do coupon .10"
V. 8. old 4e. reg 13H
do coupon 10144
V. 8 n. 4s. teg. ......130
do coupes , ill
Ant, Tobacco 4a , 74
do 4a HI
Atchlaon gen. 4a ions.
do adl. 4s........... si
Atlantie C. L. 4a..... M
Bal. A Ohio 4a...... -IM
do 84 . 44
Brk. R. T. r. 4a...., M4
central ef On. 4a. ..11
do let Inc. 47
do Id Inr a
60 3d Inc asu
Chee. A Ohio 4U,a...'.lv.
Hhlcago A A. SV,a... m
C , B. Q. B. 4a.... t
C, R. 1. A r. 4a T4V,
do col 4a ll
CCC. A Ft. U g 4t .10314
Cola. Ind. 4s. aer. A. 71
44
40
100
. 4.70a
. 1 107
.IHo.ue isvs
.117.400 IO444 10t
. I.0 17V, M
(00 104
4V
1.400
A 100
l.OM)
e
ate
411,
M
144,
474.
II
41
ill"
iii
14
v
41
do eeriea B. .
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Cuba (a
D. A A. 0. 4a ...
Distillers' Bee. ,4a.
Erie p. I. 4a.......
do gen. 4a
Hocking Val. 4va.
Japan 4a ... !
offered. - -
Japan 4a. M scrtea... 1714
dn 4a etfa S3V,
de 4vs rtfa 41V,
d td Mrlea t"
LAN. unl. 4a tfijvfc
Man. c g. 4a H1
Mca central 4a 77V,
dn tat Inc 24
XI In, A St. U 4a.. 41
M.. K A T. 4a 100
do Sa S7
N. H. R. of M. e. 4a. 43
N. T. C. g. v,a 74l
'. J C. . 4a U7
fo.- Pacific 4e Ii4
Do an ,4
A W. t. 4a lmi
. , L. rfdg. 4s 44',
iHnn. conr. lv,a (Tj,
leading gen. 4a 100
L. A 1 M. e. 4s. IIS
t. U A S. r. fg 4. 444
t I. S. W. e 4e 7s4
aboard A. U 4a 44,
'e. 4arlAc 4e 41V4
do 1st 4e ctfs 46
So. Railway fa 1141
Teiaa A P. Is 12.1
fit. U A W. 4a.. 801,
7
314
.l4v4Halon Pacific 4a.
.-.10H14
.. 41
.-.100
.. no
..107
V. B. Wei Id 4a.
wsnash la
do deb. B. . . . ..
Weatern Md 4s.
W. A L. E.
" I4,tvia. -central 4s,.
..104
... K44
...llllV,
... 74V,
... 44V,
... 47V,
... n
Doaton Stocks, and Bonds.
BO8TON, Mfiy 2. Call loans, 6-97 per
cent; tlma loans. 64t' P'r cent. Official
rtoelnff on stocks snd bonds:
Atchlaon ad. 4s ...
do 4a
Mei. Central 4a
Atrhleon
do pfd
eRoetrin A Albany. ,
Boston Maine .
eBoeton Elevated
Vltrhburg pfd ...
Mexican central
N. V., N. H. A H
Cnlon Pacific
44
.. f4
.. 77
.. 714
.. W
..
..177
..144
..141
1
Advfntura
Allcuea
Amalgamated .
American Xlnc
.Atlantic
Bingham
Cel. A llecla..
Centennial ....
Copper Range
Daly West ....
. .1S4V4 I Kranklln
.141 Orar.by
Amer. Arge. Cham.. 4 11, Ink Royals
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
de pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ...
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8..
Edleor. Else. Ilia .
Maa. Electric
do pfd
Maes. Oaa
t'nlted Trait
United Shoe Mark.
do pfd ..........
V 8 Bteel
do pfd
Wealing, common
Hid. ee Asked.
.. iv, ui. Mining ...
.. i-fv, i"Mlrh!gan ,
.AM Mohawk
..t.".l Mont. A C. C...
..1st Old fiomlnloa ..
.. 54 14 Osceola
..104V, Parrot
..is Qulncy
...140 Shannon ..........
...17 Tamarack .......
... 4 Trinity
..44 (I'nlted Copper ..
...104V4 V B Mining.....
... 74V, t'. B. Oil
SO 'ftah 1...
... 3Nt4' Vlctortn 1....
. .loj, Wolverine
14 1 h
.. 4
.. I4V
. .10"-,
.. 4
.. 14
.. 314
..400
..
.. 7a
..
.. 14
.. 12
.. IM4
.. iv
.. IS
.. Jl'
.. H44
.. 1(44
. . Iimuj
.. aiv,
.. 44
.. 7H
.. 44
.- 4'
.. 44V,
.. 56
.. 10-4
.. i.7
.. 6,
. UJV,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
' London Classing- Stock 4.
LONDON, May 2. Closing tjuotatlons on
the Stock exchange wre:
Console, money Be4N,. T Central.
edo account 44's Norfolk A W..
Anaconda I2V4 do old ,
Atchison mtv, Ontarla A W..
do pfd lM1,! Pn.nsrlvanla .
Baltimore & Ohio 10i4iund Mlnea
l anadlan Pacific 1(1 V
Chce as Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C M. A St. P..,
rieBeere
Denver A R. O....
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central ...
Lmlsvilie A Nash
M.. K. A T
.. 1444
. -trj .
.. 17,
.. 41
.. !
.. 41)14
. . H
.. 46
..171
..144
Heading
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway
'do pfd
Southern Pacific .
I'nlon Pacific ....
"do pfd
I'. B. Steel
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4s
....1.T7W,
.... H8)4
... II
.... 4K4,
.... eT4
4',
.... 40V4
46V,
... 47 1,
... 36 S
....IOI14
.... 4S,
....144V4
... 44
.... ZS
....107V4
... 1014
.... 43V,
.... 41',
ounce.
X .on,' cpanisn ss
SILVER -Bar, steady. 30-16d per
..iw.c. i otio; per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3Mi34 per cent; for three
months' bills, 8 7-16&34 per cent
"Jew York Mlnlnar Stocks.
NEW TORK. May 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
. fl ' f.lflle Chief
ion Ontario ....
Adams Cos.'...
Alice
Breeca
ebrunawlck Con
Comstock Tunnel
Con. HI 4 Va..
Horn Stiver
Iron Silver
Leedvllla Cos ...
OUered.
... M npnir
...67 l-noenla
14 1 atuai 1 ...v.....
...100 Savage
...190 aiirrs Nsvadu
.-..HXI Small Hopes ..
... 4 standard ......
"VK-J '
,!.4i
.. i
.. 14
... SO
... 14
... ii
...too
Desirable, Cattle of All Kindu Shoi
Little Streneth.
Soro
HOGS AVERAGE A VERY LITTLE LOWER
sheep anst l.ninb t'ontlnne In Very
Arllve Demand, with Valnea on
All Kinds Steadily Warklag
to n Higher Level.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 1, 1.
Receipt were;
Cattle
Hogs
Hheep
HECK1PTS
Cattle. Hogs. 8heei
Ui.V't a;u.fl8 4i,TS4
IvUi.Mi 7Kn,Mt 111. .411
Wo,u,4 bNM 46.4TU
TO DAT IS.
Ths following table snows the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omxha
for th year td date, compared wltn last
rsr: ins. IBuo. inc.
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ,
ortiolai Wednesday ...
Three days this week. 12,725
Same daya last wek...lti.o.U
Ham week before 12,o.i
Hume three weens aKo..U,W
(Same lour weeas ugo...la.l41
bam auys last year b.j-
CATTLK QUOTATIONS.
Th following will sbotr trie voices paid
for tba difteient kinas of cattle on tbs
South Omaha market:
uood to choice conned steers.. ..6 OXa6.4l
rair to choice cornted steels 4.(ri"i.W
Common to 'lair conned steer.... 4 iAa4 W)
Uood to cnoice cows and hellers.. o.iou4.u
ratr to good cows and belters I.wm w
v.omnion vo fair cows and heifers.. .uuuJ.uu
Uood to choice feeders .d'al.w
Kalr to gooa stocKers and feeders. Jt.MM4.utJ
4.6T7 ".o
7.4 4.611
i.bnl .1UH
1S.K14 lS.KivO
;14.461 lM)i
io.4Vl 3H..1W
lD.UtJ JR. bit)
.t.Ji V4. Jc
24.S41 il.olb
Common to fair stockers.
Jjutis, stuns, etc
HANUE OF I'RICKS.
Cattle.
Om.iha a.tMioo. ."5
U. Uvula. dU
. . i .OV4(4 .lrO
t lucugo 1.IUU.10
tvanstut City it.3tiujo.vu
ht. IjouIs .uuuu.ii
bluux City Ji.uuiu0.4u
The loliowlng table snows tho axeiugo
price ot hogs at bouth Oinana for the last.
evtrai da8, with coinparisons:
Hogs.
6.uu((o.oJ,.4i
o.oun.t.'
b.lU4U.4U
b.oU'4lu.oU
O.ltNjO.ilt
Date. IM. llH.id.lW4.;i9ii3.l!lu2.,rj;il.lt1.
AprU 20.,
Apill U.
Apiil U.
April M..
A4111I
April to.
1 4.1 11 2tj.
April W.
Afiil i.
April a.
April 30.
May I...
May 2...
I 41.
I !l
I MWl
0 .
ti b4'7,
' I
6 2!iV4,
,. .:....(
i -a ,
a sui
oe
I
3b
0 'U
6 ltl
b 1U
6 U
I
6 111
5 ei, 7 lu
4 (SU 7 U,
4 i 7 ui
4 o.l 7 ui
I 7 W.
4 T61 1 Uu
4'io I
4 7b 6 fe
4 il ti Mi
4 tW I 'n
4 bi M
I M
4 67 1 6 ia
ti m
Bb,
ti toi
. Il
7 uui
I
7 0i
1 oai
t) io
V
7 uu.
& b&, j 4X1
e It ii
6 SI I
s 401 6 as
0 lb t d.
t 0 o o
0 I4 to eu
6 6 24
0 di
6 U5,
0 oo 5 33
a W a 2o
e il a 18
Cars.
44 4444
I'siv, liie
144,
44 Vi
104
7
1il, 10,
Mono 14v, 17SV,
4 40S 40V, 1st,
em mi v, incv,
4 704 TI asv,
14.114 144 r,
1.444.100 eharea.
1V4
41
144
151
41 It
14
14
44
144 S
It '4
1004
77 V4
441V,
- Treaenry Btntensent.
WASHINGTON. May t-T,oday's state
ment of th treasury banlances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the li0,(00,0u0 fold
reserve, sliows; Available cash balance,
Sl&K018.Kl: gold coin and bullion, 167,646, ;
gold certificates. t3.o4e.3u0.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, May I Rank clearings for to
day wer tl.etr7.tll.47 and for th oorTS
spondlug date last year II, 3S,J7 I.
Bank ef Uernaany flatenaent.
PERI JN. May I The weekly stn'ement
of ths luil dial Eank of Geiuin iiivsi Uu
Wool Mnrket.
BOSTON. May J. - WOOL - Foreign
wools have attracted th trade this week
In the absence of domestic, which are
especially scarce. The bulk of sales him
been In foreign cross-breds, both South
American and Australian and a demand
was noted for New Zealand 46 s. The
nnnness of the foreign markets is 10
Hected here. Territories are so scarce that
there are hardly enough sales to make a
pric. Pulled wools are yulet, although
some transactions of A supers at 60(6;!c
are made. Leading quotations follow:
VJ. Pfnn"ylvanfa XX and above,
84i8J4V.c; X, 32fa3c; No. 1 and half!
blood, S9 4t 4(ic; one-eighth and one-quarter
blood, 34j 40c; fine unwashed, 254J
half-blood unwashed, 31 3i!Hc; de
tain washed, am?7e; delaine un
washed, l2c. Michigan fine unwashed,
I4t 26c; half-blood unwashed, Jl'ijSo-three-eighths
blood unwashed, 32tg33c;
quarter-blood unwashed, SldaSic; del a In"
unwashed, 2728c, Kentucky, Indiana
and Missouri combing, three-eighths blood
8334c; combing, quarter-blood, 82W
S!Ac. Territory, ordinarv scourerl liu.i.
line, 69"0c; flue medium, 6fltxnc;
medium, 6!&64c. Pulled wools, Bcoured
basis, extra, 7274c; fine A, 1i643Piic; A
supers, 60v?2c; B supers. 6ifit55c; C
utier. 4 2 if 4 4c.
6T. LOriS. Mo., May 2.-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades combing and
clothing. 24 & 27c; light fine, 21ffj.i3c;
heavy fin. I7f20c; tub washed, 31&37C.
Dalntb Grnln Market.
Dt'LI'TH. May 4-WHBAT-N'o. 1
northern, 78'ir; No. S northern, 77t,c; on
track. No. 1 northern, 79c; No. 2 north
ern, 77Vic; May. 7c; July pW; bVptemlier,
7c. ...
OATS To arrive on track and May, 3!c.
REAL ESTATE TltAXIFKllS,
E. & Balch, trustee, to First Chris
tian xrhurch, lot 1 and part of lots
2 and 4, block 3. Capitol Hill addi
tion HO,!)
Thomas H. Tomb to E. K. Balch,
trustee, same lO.OOt)
Pasauinpslx Savings liank to Frank
Thomsen. lots 7 aud H. block 2 I,(o0
Charles Turner to J. Thomsen, lut
2. block 1. 8ummlt Park l.tjtiO
Lew Marshall et al. to J. C. Kins
ler, half , Interest . in blocks ho
and 86. Benton fctij
Same to F. P. Cowdry, lot 1, block
6, Hanscom Park, and other lots 137
William K. Iirenten and wife to Pe
ter Btrausbaugh, lot s and part of
lot 7, block 1, Okahoma park J,24
Mary F, Balliet and husband to
(ieorge W. Bprague. lof 17, block
B. baunders dk Himebaugh's addi
tion '. 4U0
Ora Van Bandt to satiie, lot 1&, block
B, same 5
Math KvetB and wife to Manilas
Kvets. part of lot 6. block 78, Bouth
Omaha 1
William J. Mack and wife to H. M.
Bushing, 1st acres In nwi of swv.
K-14-13 1,000
H. K. Burnam to L. B. Kendall, part
01 101 oiock s, parx piuce
H. W. Baker and wife to Arthur C.
Chrlstensen. lot IS, block lt. Hal
cyon Heights . 374
The Byron Reed Co. to Hugh D.
Foy, lot 17, block 2, Reeds Fifth
addition ,376
L. F. Kurts to J. E. Stevens, lot ,
Sennssen Place addition !,0OO
Julia Dohle to Omaha A Southwest
ern Railroad company, tract lot 2.
block H. Omaha 0U1
Th Byron Reed Co. to same, tract
lot 2, block H, Omaha 20
Imperial Investment company to A.
S7 IL..II..U In. IS 1,1 1. 1 1 , ,
. nnuiin. vi m . , J 111
fen A Smith's First subdivision.... 1.2S0
Amelia Hawes to W. W. Cones, lot
16. block !. Morrison's addition HO
Barbara Hlldek to Vaclav and Marie
Jeienek, lot 3, block 4. park For
est 1.03;
O. N. Blrkett to Pauline B. Davis,
w4 or lot 4. block 1, Patrick's addi
tion SCO
John H. Levy and wife to E. C Saw
yer, lot 10. block 3. Kllby Place 660
Emma Arm burst and husband to
South Omaha A Western Itailrnad
company, t ie acres In sw4, 33-16-12. 425
John A. Armburat and wife to same,
(13 acres. In swV,, 33-16-1.' 326
Samuel A. Orchard to I eo barnch.
part of lot I, Kounlse Second addi
tion I.ioo
E. Johnson' and huslmnd to Marie
Ljnfjby. 1 an of lot 14, blvck ti l.iou
bunday.
TUESDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows. -.: number of cars
of stocxeis anu feedets snipped to tiie coun
try aud their points ot destination:
CATTLE.
W. Arnold. Red otta. la. U
J. B. Tnompson, Jeweil Jnct., la. N. V.
L. C. Ituae, Piescotl. lit. SI
J. . who., Uiiiiatt. ia. U. W
M. S. Duncan, lnumnola, la. K. 1
A. UralneB, iiolslein, lu. N. V
C. Ruan, Holsleln, la. N. V'
At. V. Oirry, Mooitleid, la. Q
J. B. lleuUi ick, Vernon, Wyo. 44
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were quite
liberal tor a Wednesday, mere heliit a
conHiueraole gain over one week u.vro nd
a slight increase over two weehs ago. The
fact that quite a number of th-: train
were late In arriving al the .yaras nmiie
the supply on sule at Hny one time rattier
meager, betuuea delaying the trade. It la
liaruiy necessary to auu that the receipts
constated almoKt entirely ot cornlVd cleers,
as thai has been the case all th week,
the offerings 01 all other kinds of cattle
having been comparatively amull.
As is always Hie case wnen a consid
erable proportion of me Block is late in
arriving In the yards, the market opened
slow and the morning was well advanced
before very much business was transuded.
The feeling, however, was, it anytning, a
little belter unlit at the start and the
market was anywhere from lu.ly stcany
to a little higher than yesterday. Among
the receipts were quite a number of lnuua
of well mushed beeves, so that llio salua
looked very well on paper.'
Cows and heifers continue Mil' Very' light
supply, whllo the demand is as good as
usual. This combination of circumstances
always results In . a good strung market
with a reasonably active trade. The olTer
Ings of everything changed hand in good
season in the morning.
There were a few stockers on sale this
morning which brought very good prices.
The luct is, desirable kinds of stock cattle
are selling very high. There were hardly
enough feeders In sight to make much of
a test of the maiket, but the feeling waa
good and strong.
Representative sales:
The official number of cars of Block
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U'r'a
3
C. M. & Bt.
Wubash
Missouri Pacific
U. 1". System
C. A N., VV.. east....
C. N. V., west
C, Bt. P., M. & O....
C, B. & Q.. east
C, H. 14., west....
C. R. 1. & P., east...
C. R. I. A P., west..
lltlii.iis Central
Chicago Gt. Western.
Total receipts
The disposition of the day s receipts Mas
as follows, each buyer pun-naslng tne num
ber of head Indicated:
7 4
41 18 16 1
4 3 .. 2
M 41 1 2
.24 8 3 ..
4 4 11
,21 11 7
6 ' ..
3 1
2 2 4 ..
2 .. ' .
178 lu4 31 6
Buyers.
OinauU Packing Co..
Bwilt and Company..
Cudahy pacxing Co..
Armour 61 t'o
Van Bant & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Bon
Wolf
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Hi ml A Co
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
1 14 oM o-'7
tt.U 2.4u!f nou
AH3 ,b4
Mi. Z.Ail 1,31.3
6.
U
ho
6u ,
13
li
lob !.(
Totals
No.
I...
I. ..
ti...
7...
4...
II...
4 ..
74...
11...
10...
11...
1...
13...
14...
II. ..
ti...
4...
17...
44.. .
4...
I...
14...
I...
17...
11...
14...
14..
14...
IS...
II. ..
I...
I...
1...
1 ..
I...
1...
1...
1...
i...
t...
1...
1 .
1 .
1...
1..
I...
I...
1...
1 ...
1 .
I...
I...
I..
I...
1...
1...
1 ..,
I...
1 .
1.
4 .
I ...
4 .
4 .
..
4..
1...
1..,
1..
I ...
1 ...
I..
I..
1..
1..
1..
III. .
4 .
BE1CF
Av. ft.
4 00
4
4 ti
4 14
4 40
4 40
4 4f
4 h .
4 io
4 4n
4 40
4 4
4 OH
4 44
4 44
4 45
4 to
4 44
4 40
4 60
4 46
4 46
4 4i
4 45
4 70
,.1H30
.. Ins)
,. I4
. .
. ihS
.. 72?
,. tit
,.1044
..1117
,.11'tl
,.WU
.. 3i
..
.. J
..1Si4
..11114
..1121
..1011
.. 4:4
. . 444
.. 401
. .lUiti
..lo
. . ill
..1241
. .Us
. .Hh4
..1142
..i-iit
..111!
.. 4M
.. y)
.. ato
. . 4-0
.. :
. .1070
..Il20
.. keo
. . t0
.. 440
..lino
. . 440
..lieu
.. 470
. . 4D0
..llut)
..10X0
.. 441
..lew
..1 'U
..1004
..1070
..11)00
.. 4 k.
..UTO
.. 4
..lv74
. .1050
. . 12'l
. . 10J1
.. boa
.. OJ
. . 11.41
..
..
. . ll 4!
..I11W
. . 4f.li
.. H'l
.. Iti
.. V-4
..
.. 4. 0
.. 4io
.. T:0
.. 4i0
.. 144
..
.. S".
4 IW
4 16
4 76
4 7s
4 '
, 3.9LK
BTKLR3.
Su.
11
11
2
II
10
60
Hi ,
14
I
1
4
II
1
11
4
11
14
11...
11
7
4i.
IS
14
lb
17
:o.
7,8..7 4.3S-2
Pr.
4 40
4 Ml.
4 J
4 4.1
4 m
COW s.
AV.
..1277
.1144
..1177
..IIM
. .1145
..1214 .4 as
..12.4 4 44
..IIM
..1137
..ll7
..!.
. . 1 1 us
..1144
..1340
..MM
..lit
..ltit
..1244
. .U.jI
..1467
..uno
..1111
..1421
..1171
. .13HS
...1341
...476
..l..o0
..166
.141
4 U
4 40
4 M
4
4 40
4 40
4 43
4 V,
6 00
4 H6
4 tie
4 00
6 00
4 IK)
4 10
4 11
t 16
I 16
6 14
6 lu
4 26
I 10
I 10
1 ro
1 04
2 OA
1 26
1 4)
1 60
2 40
1
S 74
1 76
1 15
1 74
I 40
1 00
1 00
1 tVI
I 04
I 10
1 25
1 16
1 26
I 14
3 16
16
I 40
I 4u
4 40
1 60 .
I 4o
1 61
4 44
61
1 70
1 10
i 10
1 74
1 76
HEIFERS.
11
14.
ti.'.'.
14
1 16
I 4"
1 00
1 00
Oft
1 10
14
3 10
t
4 .'4
1 u
I -
; tj
ii...
...Ki
...ii'.i
...142
...u:o
.(.!!
... 4'l
. . . 1226
... 7
...lieu
...1016
..11.4
. . . 13S0
...142.)
...1.140
... V0
...1174
...10
...l'J17
...1 .64
...1147
... 4.1
... 1 1 OS
. ..1U0
...1111
...lll
...1174
...1161
-...list
.. .1IU.1
...l'i6t
...ma
. . . 1 1.
... .114.1
...1246
. . IsvM
... 741
... 710
. .. ef.0
.. . 6:2
... till
... lit.
... 1e0
... 1.
, . 6tn
... Uu
... 7l
... SW
... I. V)
t 76
I 76
1 76
1 76
3 SO
1 S3
I 40
1 4)
1 46
4 00
4 00
4 40
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 t)i
4 14
4 10
4 10
4 to
4 II
4 16
4 10
4 2j
4 10
4 2J
4 40
4
4 40
4 16
4 14
4 60
4 60
4 40
I 74
4 70
I IS
1 40
4 00
4 00
4 e
4 00
4 Co
4 in
4 16
4 16
4 n
I 4X1 I 60 t 6 4 14
14 71 I 40 4 4 4 46
I 470 M 1 4 ivn
414 I 44 4 4 4
BULLS.
1 47S I 76 1 t' 6
1 0 I 14 1 161 1 m
1 1060 I m 1 IkW 1 4"
1 linxl 1 . 1 lso 1 41
1 76 1 15 1 "Ml 0
4 1M I 6 1 UW 1 4.1
I 414 1 40 I 1 SO
t lTlK) I 40 1 1440 4 .i
1 14MI I 40 1 1I0 1 711
1 1O70 1 44 1 11T4 I -,i
1 14K0 1 40 1 1!! I 7S
1 14W1 I Ml I 4." 4 Ml
I 164U I 60 I 4i 4 14
CALVES.
1 HO I 40 I Ill IS
I 310 I 40 1 110 6 14
17 174 I 50 1 12" 4 tb
1 40 IH 1 160 4 4"
1 10 4 00 I IJ.. 6
I HI 1U I l- 6 50
1 10(1 V 00 4 110 6 40
1 1M 6 00 1 146 4 40
1 120 I 00 1 144 i 4"
1 1.0 6 00 10 I 6 IS
1 f.'d 6 26 ' 1 HO I 74
STOCK EHH AND FLKDKHS.
1 41.0 1 40 1 460 4 IS
1 140 1 00 1 70! 4 26
1 6" I 00 1 4:4 4 25
1 67D 40 1 4-M 4 15
t S 60 14 734 4 30
1 170 1 60 4 7.10 4 40
1 446 S 40 1 ao 4 J4
1 470 1 75 414 4 45
1 7o I 76 4 Isii 4 54
1 640 4 O'l 16 fl 4 54
1 730 4 no 4 k . . . 6:r. 4 50
4 4 4 00 in 4 60
II 643 4 00 36 ll2S 4 4"
1 40 4 OH S 646 4 On
1 475 4 06 II 4M 4 40
1 473 4 10
HOOa The market opened slow and gen
erally ZW lower this morning. 1-ater on It
firmed un somewhat, so that the close was
very nearly steady with yesteidny. The
market, as a whole, however, would aver
age a trifle under yesterday. The big bulk
of nil the hgs sold st W.ifVfM.&t. while the
bulk yesterday wns Sti.27Htil 3". The top
fur both days was the same, Iti 35. When
the market wns once under way It wns
reasonably active at current prices, so that
everything In sight was disposed of in
reasonable season.
It will be noted from the tnble st bend
of column thin the receipts so far this
week show a henvy falling off, a compared
with Inst week, and ore Blao a It 1 1 lo be
hind the record for the correcpondlng week
of Inst year.
Representative Bales:
No. At. SU. Pr. No. At. 8b. Pr.
6 44 ... t 00 76 241 ... 4 ?7V
25 147 (" 4 J2' 43 1I 40 4 17 -
42 !M 120 4 J6 47 2M 40 4 27 W
Ml 2(3 4U 4 15 sc 2?4 40 4 17'
49 231 1W 42 264 40 4 v:v
S 40 4 26 16 121 ... 4 17'
64 214 ... 4 15 71 2S4 160 4 I7'a
1-5 3'K li 116 44 226 ... I l
25 721 ... 4 14 si 2il 40 4 17.,
41 li 40 4 U 1 274 ... 4 17V,
71 124 10 4 23 41 1S1 ... 4 S7v
71 142 40 1 26 4s 141 ... 4 27V4
44 HI 40 4 25 72 215 ... 4 27v
11 141 40 4 26 M 217 ... 4 27V,
7r. 166 ... 4 26 40 14 ... 4 IIV
64 114 S20 4 25 14 226 ... 4 2 7V,
4 21 40 20 IM 201 40 4 27 's
44 101 4 26 48 248 ... 4 27V,
24 231 ... 4 16 77 !i4 SO I7V
74 IJ! ... 4 26 42 277 120 4 87'
47 271 40 4 14 64 143 M 4 27V,
44 1H ... 4 24 62 26 2 8 0 4 27',
76 187 It in 81 244 120 4 27',
76 144 U 4 16 11 2"7 40 1 27V
61 210 40 4 26 11 227 40 4 27 V,
63 114 240 4 (6 14 123 ... 4 tiv,
74 226 10 4 23 16 J"0 40 4 27
41 ti 10 4 26 75 2 5 40 2'',
24 242 . . 4 2J 71 IM 60 4 HO
42 l:iT 120 1 21V, 74 ill 40 4 10
46 145 aO 4 2,'v, at 222 40 4 10
44 223 ... 4 2,' 42 14 40 4 10
71 244 ... 1 27', 75 221 :.. 4 10
7J 214 ... 4 27V, 20 ... 4 Kl
46 2i7 300 4 27V, 71 ... 4 30
4.1 1 40 4 27 V, 10 2.4 ... 4 10
10 264 80 4 271, 214 ... 4 30
64.... 24 ... 4 27V, a 2b4 80 4 10
11 220 10 4 27V, 61 2X1 120 4 So
67 263 ... 4 27V, 74 110 ... 4 30
26 271 SO 6 27s, Hi 144 ... 4 SO
42... 223 240 6 2C, 60 274 .., 4 30
72 121 120 6 27V, 1.4 214 ... 4 10
18. m ... 4 171, 80 230 240 4 30
61 2L2 ... 6 17 V, 12 2X4 ... 4 32 V
4 214 40 4 !7t, 41 174 ... 4 36
4k 4 ... 4 127 4a
SHEEP ll was the same old story
No. Av. Pr.
2 western cull ewes tia 3 V6
61tj western clipped ewes Km 5 io
2iti clipped wcltiers So a bj
4So western feeder lambs S 6 10
titti western ewes 101 S 15
4!'5 western lumbs Ml 7 lu
472 western lambs h., 7 o
10 western cull ewes 75 3 ()
i western clipped lambs 53 4 00
10 western clipped lambs 64 4 DO
47 western cull lambs, clipped 52 4 75
it7 western ewes 97 6 15
iHi western clipped lanibr 70 5 '&
J3 western clipped lambs US 6 00
174 western lambs 71 6 i6
in
the sheep barn this morning that Is, an
active and higher market The buyers were
til out early Hiid everything at all de
sirable sold quickly and all of P'c higher
than yesterday, or ISftiiic higher than Mon
day. As showing how good the demand is
at this point, buyers were heard urging
parties w ho were In charge of some 'stuff
consigned through to eastern points to put
it on sale and give iheni a chance to bid.
The clipped Uinh., which sold yesterday
at $5 75, brought o.SJ today, with the best
on sale bringing SH.O0, which Is the high
point up to date. Clipped ewes from Ingan,
la., and the Houston Bros', ewes from
Tekamiih sold at It will be remem
bered that the Houston Bros', ewes brought
I6.W yesterday and 6.00 on Mondny.
Good Colorado woolcd lambs sold as high
us t7.2J. as agalnt 17.00 fur the same man's
stuff on Monday, while n string of Colo
rado wooled ewes brought $0.15, the hl;,-h
price paid so far, us against pi.00 fur the
same stuff on Monday.
All these prices were very satisfactory
and the market, as a whole, entirely to the
Usher; natives. 14 0"!f roai and heif
ers, fl. 75414 &. sto kets snd feeders, H.isky
4 50
IK MJ!4 Receipts. 5. KM head; market
stesilv; light. 20(it H.'i; medium snd
Ik s y. r. -i.nl' .IT1,.
BIIKKP ANI LAMPS-Rccelpts, T.'."l
head; market steady; lambs, 17. .m; clipped
Innibs, $M.
OM4.IIA HMOI UMl,. MARKK.T.
Coadltlos) ef Tr.tde a a. el tAnoiatloas en
Utaple and Fancy I'rodeice.
EtlOia Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, esse
count, 16c.
LIVE roi'LTRY Hens. li'Vullc;
rooster, fciii'c; turkeys, 15c; ducks, lie.
HL'TTE It -Packing stock, lie; cnolc to
fancy dairy, 15c; creamery, 21'a21tIc.
HAY I'nces quoted by Omaha eed com
pany; No 1 upland, IT; medium. o.oO;
conr so. i;.00(jti.6. Rye straw, 4oO.
BRAN-I'i r ton. 117.M.
NEW VEdKTAHl.K.S.
TOMATOES-Florida, per crate of 21 lbs,
net, ei.io.
WAA BEANS rer box of about W lbs.,
net, 14.50.
STklNt BEANS Per box of about IS
lbs., net, 11.
TURNIPS. BEETS AN1 CARROTS -lA
iiisiana. per doi bundle. 45c.
HEAD LETTUCE Louisiana, per bl.,
K; per doi. heads, fl.0tilfl.3a.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per do.
heads, ir.c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dot., ti omrf
1.60.
ONION'S Colorado, yellow and red, 2o
per lb ; Spanish, per crate, 12 00.
MUSHROOMS-Hothouse, per lb.,- tyif(i0c.
RAl'ISHES Hothouse, per dns. bunches,
50i; 75c
TROFICAL FRVIT9
DATES per box of 30 I-lb. pkgs , fS.ffl;
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6o; Bay
ers, per lb.. 4c; walnut stulTed, 1-lb. pkgs.,
IL'.HO per dm.; 8-lb. boxes, fl.olS; JafTas, sll
sixes, 1.1.2a; Mediterranean sweet, 13. 5;
seedlings, 13,
OKA.tlE8-Californla, extra fancy. Red
land navels, all sixes. 13.35; fancy navels.
f.l.5; chntce, all sixes, $3.
LEMONS - l.lmnnlers, extra fancy, 240
size, ft; 3') tn gm slxo. f4.25.
FltJS-Callfornla, per lo-lh. carton. 7MJ
83c; Imported Smyrna,' three-crown, Uci
six-crown, 13c.
BANANAS Ter medium ised bunch,
fl.'if(i2..'5; jumbos. f2.G0ti3.0O.
TANGERINES California, per box of
about lii, f.1.00.
OKAPE FR U IT Call f ronia, per box, f&Oi)
il5.50.
I'i.VEAPPLES-Siie 24. 80 and 36, f5; ixe
42. 14.75.
FRUITS.
PEARS-Wlnter Nellls, X2.50.
APPLES California.. Ben IJavls. f2 per
bu. box; Winesups, 12.50 per bu. boT; otner
varieties. fl!.tKi2 .50 per bu. New York ap
ples, itnldwlns and Russets, t8 per bhl.
GRAPES Imported Malagas, ft.O0'i7.5O.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., 50'ti)
8fc: Smith Lmkota, per bu., 7i'vU75c.
NAVY HEANS Per bu.. fl.ho; No. 2, fl..b.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 5M,c.
CABHAGICalifornia, 3c per lb.; Wis
consln, In crates, per lb., 3'ic.
CELERY Florida, fl.25 lier dm.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per U-peck
bbl.. f4 7u.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. 13c; No. S ribs, HHc; No. t
ribs, !'4c; No. 1 round, 8c; No. 2 round.
7c; No. 3 round, 7VsC; No. 1 loins. 16c;
No. 3 loins, 13c; No. S loins, HVic; No. 1
plate, 4c; No. 2 plate, 8Vic; No. t plnlo, 3c;
No. 1 chucks, $c; No. 2 chucks, 6Vc; No. 1
chucks, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CII-ER Per keg, f3.7o; per bbl., f8.75.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., 13.50.
CHEESE Swiss, new, lftc; Wisconsin
brick, 15c; Wisconsin llmberger, loc; twins.
13Vj,c; Young Americans, 15c.
N UTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15'c; hard shells, per lb.,
13V. Pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small,
per lb., 12(.. Peanuts, per lb., Hc; roasted,
per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 12(jl3c.
Almonds, soft Miells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, ft per sack
of loo.
FRESH FISH Trout, 11c; halibut, !lc;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, 11c; sun
tish, tic; perch, skinned and dressed, tic;
pike, ilflc; redsnapper, lie; salmon, 13c;
crappies. tic; eels, lac; black bass, 2;'c;
whllelish, ltfijUc; frog legs, per dos., 55c;
lobsters, green, c; boiled lobsters, 42c;
bluetlsh, 15c; herring, 5c; Spanish mack
erel, lftc; haddock, luc; shrimp, fl per gal.;
smeits, 12c; cod, 12c; bullheads, 12c; catnsh,
loc; roe aliad, 76c; flounders, He.
OYSTERS Fresh standard, fl.40 per gal.;
shell oytvleia, fl.0i"a2.00 per 100; Little Neck
cl'iins, fl uO per ltfO. '
SUGAR Granulated cane. In bbls., f5.06;
granulated cane, in mcits, fo.01; granu
lated beet. In sacks, ft. 91.
SYUL'P In barrels, 24c per gal.; In cases,
10-lb. cans, fl.oO; cases, 11 5-11). can, I2.K0;
ensef, 21 2i-lb. cans, $1.90..
COFFEE Roasted:' Mo. 35, 25V4o per lb.;
No. 80, 2t"4o per lb.; No. 26, lHVxo per lb.J
No. 20, loVtt-' per lb ; No. 21, 12V per lb.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh, per H
bbl., 10(i lbs., f4.50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., itto lbs., bloaters, fm.00; No. 1, t28.0n;
No. 2, fi6.O0; No. 3, t'iO.00; Irish. No. i. flf.OO;
i herring. In bbls., 2uo lbs each: rnorway, 4K,
liking of the selling Interests. It would be I ,13 uo; Norway. 3k. 113.00; Holland, mixed.
mm in imHginc uie mantel in oetter con- ,1U(I. Holland herring, In kegs, milkers,
anion, so fur as the sellers are concerned, j J.. kens mixed 70c
than it Is t the present time. CAN N ED GOODS Corn, standard west-
Quotations: Good to choice western ern- 5,vdiic: Maine, fl.16. Tomatoe. t-lb.
mm us, , .n,at i..'o; rair to goon lam lis. ij ta ; cans
1. w, uuii lainiis, 14 i-irnti.to; gooa 10 cnoice '
yearlings, fo. ..7i.S6; fair to good yearlitifts,
i.'.t)4i6.75; good to choice wethers, fa.I.V'i
6.36; fair to good wethers, fD.ffySS; good
to choice ewes, fo.7fj(t15; fair to good ewes,
fl.76u5.75; cull stuep and bin-ks, td.HiXiii 60.
Shorn sheep and lambs are bringing prices
generally ibc"(irLi lees man wooled stock
CHICAGO LIYB STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad sheep Strong; lo Tea Cent
lllglier lloaa Loner,
CHICAGO, May 2. CATTLE Receipts,
13.0110 head: strong to 10c higher: common
to prime steers, f4.otrfi6 :!0; cows. $3 2Vt4.tT;
heifers, f2.7a4i-i.36; hulls. f2.titifri4.26; calves,
2.7?t!5.76; stockers and feeders. 2.751 4. aO.
HOGS Receipts, 26,000 head; 2Hr5' lower;
choice to prime heavy, H.4;'tii.'li, medium
to good heavy, fii.4"fct.15; butcher weights,
f8.4ovi8.S0; good to choice heavy mixed, K. 10
(fl.60: pat king. to.7tKt4l 15.
SHKEP AND LAMMS Receipts, 2?.000
head; strong to loc bitflier' sheep, $1.5.u"
S.7o; yearlings, f' .'iVn6 75; Iambs, f5.2ofi7.6o.
gt. l.ouls live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 2 CATTLE Receipts.
1.5o0 head. Including 5n0 head Tex.ins; mar
ket steady: native shipping und export
steers, ft 5tV'i5.75; dressed beef tteer. 44 50
ti5.75; dressed beef and butcher steers,
43. ton 4.90; steers tinder 1.0C0 pounds, f.'Mo.(t
4.36; stockers and feeders, fi.tKy 4.;i
und heifers. Sj.ui'i.) Di; canneis. fl.iDu
bulls, ft.2ufi-4.eB; calves. f.).()'rn-..'.!); Texas
und Indian stteis, f.i.Oo"j4.'it.; cows und heif
ers, oii',i;).Mi.
HOGS Receipts, 8.010 head; market
weak; pica and lights, ffi.6o'it).4u; packers,
ri(( Jji;.4i; butchM and best heavy, fti.a.Vu
C.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.500
head; market steady; native muttons, ffiO
1(6 to; laml s, v.t0u7.iYi; culls and bucks,
f40l4i6.l0; stockers. f3.ltrt3.t.
peaches, is.ooyu.uo.
5; pink. 90c; fancy
ilnook. I . 12.10; fancy sift-keye, F., 1.j;
rdines, la oil. t2.50; K mustard, t2.6i7J
11 Ruert notatoes. fl. 15111.25: sauerkraut,
fl.2u'ffl.60; 2-lb . 97Vir(l.iO. Pineapples,
grated. 2-11).. f2.tf4i2.30; sliced. fl.9fKu2.20.
Gallon apples, fancy, f3.75; talifornla apri
cots. fl.4(Kri2.); pears, fl.iSin.aO; penches.
fancy, fi.s4i2.4o; H. t:.
Alaska silnon. red, fl.16; pink. 80c; fancy
Ch
sar
x 1
ti Hi- 1,111111, kins. ROCijII.00: wax beans, 2-lb.,
750190c; lima beans, 2-lb.. 75cfl.35; spinach.
fl.3fiitt2.00; chertp iieas. 2-lb., hoc; extra, 75,j
oc: fancy, fl.35'ul.76.
HIDES, PELTS ANI3 TALLOW No. 1
green hides, 9c: No 2, 8c; No. 1 salted. 11c,
No. 2. loc. bull hides. 74i'Aie ; dry hides,
121520c. Horse hides, large.. $3; small, 12.
Sheep pelts, each, 5nciil 25. Tallow, 144,
4c;. No. 2, c; rough, PAC
gnarar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, May 2.-SUGA R-Raw.
flrm; fair reilnlng. 2 15-ltic: centitfugal. 91
test, t7-l(ic: molusses sugar, 2 ll-liic. Re
fined, steady; No. 6, 4.10c; No. 7, 405c: No. 8,
4 00; No. 9. 895c; No. 10, 8.9"c; No. ll, S.Soc,
No 12. 380c; No. 13, S75c; No. 14, J.75; con
fectioners' A, 4.45c; mould A. 4.95c; cut loaf.
3.8ic; crushed, 3.tv6cr powdered, 4.70c; granu.
lnted, 4.01c: cubes, 4.85c. r
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 3iti38e.
NEW ORLEANS. May S.-BUOAR-Qulct;
but steaiiv; open kettle, cenllfrugal, Uli
3H-: centrtrugal whites. 3u4c; yellows,
3Mi3ct r.econds. '.'d'ic
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettl, L5p
30,-; rentrlfugal. 7ft,20c.
BYRL'P Nominal, - 254) 30c.
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. May 2 COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, lUT&c; mld
dllne: emir. I'.'c; po sales.
LIVERPOOL. May 2. OTTON flpot,
unlet; prices unchanged; American mid
dling, ffocd. The sales of the rlay were
S.4sT hales, of whl h were for specula
tion end export and Included 7.400 Amer
icsiii. Receipts, l.lnO bales, sll American.
FT. LOUIS, May 2. COTTON Steady;
cows-eTrlddling, llc: sales. 44 bales; receipts. 82
uiiieN; sniiititenio, i".) i.ni.-, ci". s,
bnles. -
NEW ORLEANS. Mav 2 -COTTON-Spot
ch'sed quiet: sales, 1.250 bales; ordinary,
8'iic: good ordinary, fi:i-IGc; biw middling,
lir'vc: middling, 1 1 c-; good middling, lle;
middling fair. 12',c; receipts, 6.692 bales;
ttock, 170,212 bales.
Kansas t'lly live Murk llarket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 2 -CATTLE--Receipts,
8,3i 0 nrisd, I'iciuJItig 5u heud
siiutlierns; market stvuriH: cMilce export
and dressed l,eef steers, i-i.Ttitid-lti: fair to
good, f 4 26(1 5 715 ; western fed steers, si.oO'u
5.25; soul hern cow s, f2.C'K(j4.iti; native
cow. s, t"?t 1.50; native heifers, f3.7ia.3ti;
bulls, f3.ltfii4.il; calves, f3.0ifi5.H5.
HOfiti Receipts. l.t head; market
steady; top. fti.40; bulk of sales, fei 2jii.35;
heavv. M iV-iii ti'ickers, to.2it,'''m.4l; pig
and lights, f5.0if.ro.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. ll,50
head; market strong to lOr hltflier; top
lambs, 17.35: lamhs, tj.'i'a'.'iii: .hei'i and
yearlings. f4 lvMi.i5; wi stern fed yearlings,
ii .o.jij.tvi, western fed sheep, J I.CviiO lj;
Blockers and feeilers, f !.((( 5.00.
Stock la 5lbt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesttrdiy:
Cnttle. Hogs.
Scuth Omaha 3 vi 7 fiM
Sioux fit v I S 0 ;.gv
Kinsas Cliy 8 3'"' 12.' '-
Ft. Joseph 1.57'i 6.8"4
St. Louis l.f.O 01
Chicagi) ., li.tssJ ,Xa"
Sheen.
9.5 . 1
2f:5
l.f )
22. (V
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 2 -COFFEE Market
for futures opened barely steady at de
cline of 6 to 10 poinis uhd r bearish esti
mates for receipts ut the Hrazalian ports
rtuilng M ly. The loss was Increased
f. 1 1 k I i I y djring the middle session. lut the
model ate offerings were pretty well sb
soibed nt the decline und the market Wus
tteivdy at lo to 15 fioliit lower. Sales of
the day were reirted of 62.2f0 1i'KS, in
cluding Mav. at S 3jal 4r: June, fific;
July, ti .51 'mi! tWc; August, f Kic: Bcptejnber,
6 .74J iix-; December, S9Wi7'6; January,
7. He! February, 7.15c.. Spot ltio, easy; No.
7 invoice, 8c.
Totals
.S156 fJt 344
42, 'C?
klosi f llr Lite gfork Market. .
EIOUX CITY la.. MV 3. (Special Tele
gram .1 CAT'i I. E-H'C lpts. l.n-jo heal;
market steady; be.'ve.i. f (.r.Q:jl.4'l; ow.
bulls and mixed. f3o45.); stockers and
fed"rt:. f is t4.611; culvi-s urd yearling,.
V Hr 40.
HU'jr' Receipts. 3.8C1 head: n-.firket weak
selling ut J'i l 'itl M; bulk of sulesi, fi Yi'tti
C .
t. Joseph live Stork Market.
BT. JOSEPH Mo, May fc CATTLE
Itecelna, 1,6. 0 l.cud, market sltudy tj lij
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