Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Panio in New York Did Not Affect Ohicago { Hpocnlation, GIVEN GOOD SUPPORT EVERYTHING This Stute of Affairs Wgs Partly Due to Bad Weather it Home Abroad, Notwithstanding the New York stock mar sup Cnicaco, 111, May punicky condition of the ket everything on ‘change here port. Thils state of affairs was pir bad weather for the crops wbroad Whent closed Septe v duy. opening. had good due o and at tron ight nigh Corn_opened sturted e to %e for July and 1¢ for At from Me 1o Y nee, closing from %e to 1%c over yester Outs were from ¢ to %4¢ higher at the and the close showed a net gain from %o to %e. Pork and lard closed be higher and ribs 74¢ higher W opened firm eomewhat restricted by Btock excha flurry uncertain feeling in New Ve called strong. Thers wa fng, and some of the prin nected with the May deal buyers for the July and Septe While the financial news fr unfavorable, operators did not to sell wheat on the the of Cables n this country &omewhat bullish sentiment There were hea and dry weather in Kansi N Kurope wik reported The ot of 1,000,000 bu. which the Cudaly ook from the erowd during the fiest few mii utes was also 1 Srong [ever 1o assist prices up ward. Atfirst flush the WaM strect market appeared to be ready fora recovery fron the crash of yesterdiy On this the wheat market started higher thin last night. Wien the minutes later showed the panle renewed pore severity than before and told of fuilure of & V. White and others there wa temporary setback. When' th urred t good buying begun elevators appeared to giving the market support, Mitehell heavily, Logan and other' big conn houses ‘'were taking wheat and Pavker others, thought to be aeting for Cudahy froe buyers of July wheat Thie buying did not have the appearance of belng o support for sentimental effect on the hut was based on natural and bullish in ot started forduly at 701y on_ the ly trades iniddiny and asecond rally prember sold - from [l out or. though trading 1 the New In view of the very York the tone mizht tty zood buy \ pr pals wl Were repor wher del New Y n much strength of leratc crop adyives offerings were L 10 haraeter higher th ontinue unasforabie were weather the 1o the none ton fayorable hout i wires i fuw and wer hed 7bge a advanced str Incorn another with a good gen active day was witnessed 1 trade, though prices kept within 1e range. Everything considered, t corn murket was the st Ston the floor 18 safe (0 sty that where the advince was 1o, 11 might casily have been double that but for fhe panie in Wall street, which made cvery body cautious. The recefpts were Hizht at 1 cnrs, The withdrawals were liberalat nearly 800,000 hu. The weather over able for plowing or valled to prevent seasonaple growth where the seed is in the ground esult of all this and becauso of a remarkable shipping de gand, cash corn wis strong wnd higher. The best prices of the day were made near the July rose todd'se and September to closing prices beine at the highest point day's runge, July 45%¢ und september fuvor- pre the corn belt w seeding. Cold rain sosston was experionced by thut market nuling stronger h i clostng at from 1 Yo 1 higher. At the opening, May was offorcd rather trecly hut with few buyers, most of the businoss then being in June and July, Luter the attention of the crowd was turndd to May Hog products were slightly higher carly on fruproved prices and active buying of live Togs at the yards snd s covering by those who #01d shiort yester The offer were Mttle in excess of the wants of the crowd, how- ever, und the mirket off some, only to become firni in on good buying orders then the ng was fi he opening si re 5e ing 1745¢ on orders wrkets and then Tothe opening price of steady. Chinges wo tomber ut 75¢ pro was rather dull. Letive higher, to buy dectining uni for the latier. he market opened 6 ter and improved 7ie, then deciined 10, rencted and elosed be ibove yesterdny. Ribs were quiet, but strong. The bpening was 10¢ higher, declined be, advanced 124¢, fell off b and closed stead Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 235 cars; corn, 140 cars; oats, 160 cars; hogs, 9,000 head “Phe loading futures r WTICLES, bet- but 1ged as follow. | OPEN. | HIGH. | LOW. | CLOSE. 724 byt Mewh POrk dulvicvni| Keptirser Lara- " July . . Nopt..... 0| Enont e July E 10 623/ 19 45 19 923 19 10 60 10 52 10 18 10 7 10 10 05 1 ('m.lu.m-nnum were as follows: Froun 'm, unchanged WiEAr—No. 2 spring, 72ic; 69%:c; No. 2 red, oo No. 2, oo, 2 No. 2 yello 0w, 43¢ J 2 white, 81%@82¢; OAT N 3 No, it o Tivy s Bad No. 8 spring, 483@y, ash, 43c; : No. 4, f.0.b, 874 p No. 1, #1.091.10. INOTRY SRED--Prime, $3.051,00 Ponk—-Mess, per. bl #1087y Tard, per 100 s, $10.407 10.4 sides doose), $10.106010.1207 ghoulders hoyed) $0.974610.00; (boxed), 530,10.50, e Bdtinice: Sntshea goods, X SEED 119 short vl fdry salted short elear per gal,, SuGans—Unch b.45e; standard 8 The following wer ments for toduy: eed: cutloaf,6c; granulated, the “Articien. Kecelpte. | Shipm ents. Flour. bbls.... 1 Wheat, bu Corn, bu Cats, bu live. bu Bariey, hu . On the Produce exchange market tirmer; ¢ 184 s, higher; 0, 74.0.0 1031000 151,00 8,000 today the mery, 21926 strictly fresh, Omana Gran, ing prices are for deliver, r points 2 spring, e hard, 61¢ bid; The foll sissippi riv WHEAT b7¢ bid; vid YE OATs 81¢ hid Conx’ No. white, 40¢ 89¢ bld; y at Mis- No. No. 2 bid: No. No 3 spring hard, bu¢ No. No. Sae bid 2 white, 82¢ bid; No. 8 white, May, 39'%c bid; No. ¢ better, cash or My se bid, bic No. 8 whit cash or Now York Markets. NEW Vork, M Frovi-Recelpts, 851 DKKS. eXports, 1,150 bbls., 18,967 sucks; 24,800 pkies.; market | more aetive, in‘instances, 5@ 10¢ higher, MEAL-Quict, stoudy; yellow weste “WHEAT—Recelpts, 125 500 hu 000 bu.; sales, 5,590,000 bu. bu. spot. Hpots firie No. 2" red, In store and afloat, TRL@T8RC: 1. 0 northern, 8240, U‘nll« strong and (@1 e hig enced by foreign buy orable ¢rop reports, | exports tures, 1 moder/ toly clevator, bles, unf; tter Chicago und local o1pts, 54,400 bu.: exports, 245,000° bu. futures, 20,000 hu spot. 8pots stronger, but very dull; No! 2, 514 @b2c in elevator, float. Options woro 4@14e higlier on lizht receipts, fore buying and shorts covering, elost with speculation more wciive June, 514¢; July, 02 August, ber 58 5 OATS 54,600 hu.; exports, bu.: su tures, 86 Bpots dull; whittes higher. Opti \Srmer: May, 20,800 mixed west- white western, 41@A4nc, ¥, xiuh-' Quict, domestie fleece, 27@32¢ pulled 7 xans, 17@ 21, LARD - Botter demand, higher; enst oaw closed ut $10.65 id; sales, 550 tier a1 £10.006010.60. Optlons, sules, 260 e May, $10.58; July, $10.80; Scptember, $1 Pork-Qulet, firmer: sales, 500 Lbls.; old 1207 new mess, $20.60, arket was weak through- Mt on & moderate busluces. Peaunsylvaunls butter | | | | | | | receipts and ship- | | | | | b A\nl sales, b ofl, none; 80, highest At 68 4e bid, offered at 80¢ bt Li Total 6,000 D1, i - Lighiter re WOSEEID CranInery CHEvak 1, ey Kaan - Fimiers 0ok western, frosh, 16231 4e. COTTONRED O1L-Fitn 4% bid; yellow, 6oe SUGAT-Ruw, detive, firner @3y rifugals, 96 test of 11,000 Lags contrifuz and 90 bags iiolasses sugar and L i large line of cer L4 without particul active, firm. Pia [RON=Steady. quist; American, $12.75@ 1., 0, oy 1 LEAD 3,074 Tix-Closed Straits, asked; plates | steady domestie, #4.42 stern dalry, 20 26830c; Elgins, 80¢ moderate recelpts; good demand; crude, tulr refining, 3% Ae; sales carly 06 'test, at 4l KO test, nt 3 rifugals, 98 tost rs; refined fairly En-Steady Fusy domestic firm; 1l 20,60 L ensy Oma the continued cold and wet weather was very unfavorable for the fruit and green vege- tabie husiness and trade in those lines could There Were 444 cases o ceived, which was less than was anticipated but a great plenty constdering the quality Il most of the stock wis wi ked wnd dy and had to be sold at o w price Cholee stock that would bear reshipping very o Pri n butter continue about steady re s i wenker andereurrent 1o the e and dealers ire nore auxious to sell than the, were i short tine g Whil S Are geie trade tendy tromg as It mizht b nies having sold good st thure are 1 the It cent I'ho 110 strawberries re ling to the market is o ory dealer S (hin 18y shaded o S, il While ¢ Porl and the wlily 1kt n poult “ns ar tup v demi il and the only rens thitt tho weither Ol it th firmer and ar ere unloss the The by 1 noted fr I I eulid Ao 1 i better pric et it thitt little and the Tante for gam 1 on 50 and favor n 1l to the firn iipg f the potato market dealers are feelir wnxious to sell as they the up as will be ven below. Hay Al the el to the diss iy dealers who held FRUTTS AppLEs o shippin per bl STIAW 21 Ly BANAN Chol stock, $3.75@4.00 IS choice, Cise {ONS Arkansus #3.25 per Cholec 5 fancy, $4.5 Per bunch, [REat NEAPPLE (003,000, 4"(\\“1\ enstle, 1.00; per doz Florida, i for Moditirrncan swe tain oranges, $2.25 S Washin 7 Riversid Redl VEGETABI hoy, #1 $2.3002.45; per hox, $3.50; New- odiings, #2.50; Neweastle, ts, #2503 Californin moun LH0; Wa on navels, ton navels, large sizes seedlin Ked 35013, (% Pras—Per ¥ bu BEANS—Choico navy stoek, $1.900,2.00. CALTFORNIA CABBAGE Per Tb,, § ATABAMA CABGAGE Por crate, §3.75734.00, TLORIDA CABBAGE ~1'er crate, 48,0003 50 CUCOMBERS—Clioice, por doz., $1.2062.00, WAX BEANS et % <hu. hox, $8.50. STRING BEANS - Fer %-Du. b, $2.50. SPINACH - Per DL, $2.50. AsPAIAGUS —Homie grown LETTUCE—Der doz., 353400 KADISHES —Per doz., 3 PARSLEY ~Per doz., 35 Tor ONTOxs-Per doz. PoraToEs -Colorado ' stock, 81,10 consin burbanks, 85950: western N HO@OHC: ¢ Nebraska citrly Ohio secd, $1.25, i PLaNy 50-1b, boxes, New B 1oz, bunche NEW CAnit v doz. bhunches, New Tersies - Por oz bunch TOMATORS 10 SQUASH—Per bu. hox MUDA ONTONS —Per b, o NEW POTAToEs Southern, por per bu. box, 32 California, per ib., 814 MUSHROOM narkel hasket, #1.50 CELERY - California, per doz., $1.0051 WATER CRESS—Per 24-qt. Lo, $2.50, BUTTER, EGGS, GAME, POULTRY. BurrEr—Packing stock, 15@17¢; fair to good country roll, 19@22c: cholce to fancy country, 230250, EaGGs--Geperal market, 1 Gane-Mixed ducks, $1. juck snipes, $1.25 PovLTiy--Chol 9e; old rooster 10@11c; turkeys, 10@12¢; plgeons, doz live. common per doz, $1.25. Wis- nska, wsbe; $1.50%1.78 50, hbl., 85 LR teal, 81 mixed and $1.50 pe MISCELLANEOUS, HAY--The market on good upland hay, ¥ @7.25 In ear lots, VEAL—Cholce and fat, and thin, 30c, 7.00 smnll T@8e; lurge St. Louts Markets. ST Louts, Mo, May 5.—Frour—Stiffer; patents, 838005407 extra fancy, $3.0503.15; others unclianged. WHEAT--W s VoTy SUFONE 0n Crop and Al news 2 red, cash, 6750 Juiy, 70%@71%e, closing, 71% September, T44C Cony—Rose with wheat, g mixed, cash and Muy, 40¢; July, 41%@42c, closing at 41@41%c. Oars—strong and higher; No. May, 33l e August, N nd finan- iy, August, 7 tning 1c; cush, 82%c; FLAXSEED - Crover Ul TINOTHY- | BraN-— Highe country points. HAy=irni; prime to che BurtER-—Cl separator, dalry, 24@25¢, EGUS—Steidy at 124, LEAD-— Wealier; 83,771 asked 54,80, Coiy Mt WHISKY- #1 PROVISIONS & ard mess, #19.7 meats, loose sh and firm at 524 for bulk, 2,00 13,00, 250 choice spelter, steady Seady at$1.95 wud highors porl, stand: dry salt 1 ori piched shouls 3; shorts, 150 L4 Fiour, 5,000 bbls; wheit, but outs, 12,000 bl SHIPMENTS bu 3,000 bu. Flour, 5,000 bbls.; wh 66,000 bu.;’ vats, 9,000 At bu.; 1,000 Tye, Kansas ¢ty Markets, IKANSAS CLry, Mo, May 5. Wikat and strong; No. 2 ha'd, No. G4 a@ohe. CorN Active 214003¢; 2 red, e No., 2 2w higher; mixed, No. 3 No. 2 mixed, RvE- | ‘lyu, No. & Frax seen ' Steudy HAY - Unehanged; Eaas -Weak at 13c, BUrTEr—Easy; créamery, 15 19 RECEIPTS oats, none. SHirMENTS - Wheat, bu.; oats none At #1.0101.02 23 Wheat, 6,660 bu.; corn, 4,000 bu.; 2,000 bu.; corn, 1,000 Cotton NEW ORLEANS, L 25,800 bales; Muy, $7 iy, $7.42; Auziist 816 Oetober, £7.60: Docember. 87.6007.¢ dling, 7 13-16¢; middling, 7 9-1G¢; low u diing.714e: good ordinary, 6 16-16¢; nét reeelp GYS biles § CXDOTES (o Fruicy 171 bales; sales, 2,300 biles; st bales. Wiekly pt 10,075 bules 13 to 9,830 hules 100 bales; Marot, Muy b.—Futures 30 bid; June $7.4507.49; 87.00@.7.57; Sales, Neptemier Noveniter Good niid ra to the contin inners, 591 Dules Liverpool Aa LIvERPOOL, Mity 5.~ WHEAT - Firn, moderates holders offor sparingly fornia Gs Liad per centil SPEING, Ox diad L0 01y cental Western, spring adi’ No winter, B 10d Keceipts of ‘wheat for_ tho past three days were 887,000 contiuls, dine 150000 Avicricnn, ey Steady; dewand falr: mixed westorn, 4s dhyd per cenid. Keeeipis of Americ for the pust thres days, b entals LARD=Prime westérn, Sisod per cwt 0. 1 Cali red western, No d nous Profits Reatized, Post suys: Prev wvorable, is lower. T srduge fuilure e i Six hundred and ity thous wentout 10 Australls and £ from EgyLt. wdon special to ailing finanetul because. New S V. White wre disregarded S0 profits toduy 1 pounds of gold 100,000 came in New Youk, the Eves and Nutiona Milwauhoo Markets, May 5. Prin, Bsc No. 8, 480, No. 2'white, Coiy OATs—IHgher; white, 846085¢ HARLEY=Steady; No 2 RyE Higher; No 1, b, PROVISIONS— Quic(’; pork Higih suniple 40@6; July $19.50. efrigerator Boet, AMEKIOAN REFRIGER quisriers, 25 60628 104 hind- 1d@ds 2d per 8 Lbs, Ly thie car- LAVERPOOL, Muy 5,—AMERICAN REFRIGER- ATOR HEEF Forvquarters, 4id hindguar- ters, O4d per 1L, Live cattle sinking the oftal, 6d per b, ATOR 1) quaricrs e 85 New York Dry Goods Market. NEw Yonk, May b.—The dry goods market was very Uut as regards dewund, although 12,000 dairy, | demand | d | THE OMAHA there was s job Jots were sought for. In spite of the troubles in inancial eirclos there continues a | good tone to dry goods and tho ugh some re ductions are expected In eotton 1L will not tndicate efthor an overabundance or want of confidence. Goods to print cloths have been Bt agents are not ikin practically roduced | disposcd to make any numerous chinges and buyers are ready to take the goods London Chnad N, May 5. Svaan Cub 96 degrees 18¢ per cwt, Cubn muscovado, f refining, 108 LINSEED Of1 SPERSM OIL - £560 per ton WHALE O11-£19 per ton SPIITS PETROLECM—6%d per gallon Rodix—Anierican, straiied, 874d per ewt Market. Options opened steady points up: elosed quiet L to 5 points down, sides May, #14.30014.45 $14.101214.20; Sep- wher, #14.05; De- Rio, dull, steudy; Lost 198 por Conte NEW Yonk, May 5. i unehinge and steady, unchnng 19,500 bugs, including Juhne, $14.15%14.26: July tember. $14.05014.20; ( iber. $14.00a1 Spot, No. 7, $15.3714415 slis Wheat Market. Minn., May 5.—Trading wis was highest point reached No. 1 northern tn 631c. Rece lose y. 643c: duly, 6 0. 1 hiard, Ba'e; No. 1 1.3 nortiern, 63 ¢4 40, Philndelphin G PUILADELPIIA, D Strong and higher; No Comy-Options firin Min MINNEAPOLIS, inJuly today wheat No northern, tn Market. May _ 6. WHEAT Yred, May, T6@7601 wnd higher; May, © 4r\|‘~ white Firm and advunced; No. May, 4113 Cinclnoari Markets. CINCINNATE, O., May 5.~ WHEAT No. 2 red, 67¢ CORN- St No. 2 mixed OATS Stron No 2. mixed, WHISKY - Quict at #1183, prices A5 In fair de- mand 440 3414, + Markot. y 6 WHEAT Cash wnd May, 7245c. Nigher: No, 2 dy and duil; N Firm and wsh, 450 2 niixed, 3 Baltimore Gra Bavriony, Md., My 2 ved, spot and My GRS -Strong: mived, spot and May 2, white western, 41¢ Market. WHEAT ~Strong; No. PHILADELPHIA, inal. Pa Quivt and non STOCKS AND BONDS, ml Activity Inte Excito t Churncterized Denlings Yesterdny. NEW York, May The duy ceptional netivity and intense ment at the Stock exelange. The geeat slamp in prices during the lust half hour of business yesterdiy wnd the further break this morning, wis ex- pliined by the failures of 8, V. White, Ferris & Kimball W. L. Patton & Large ounts of stocks were sold out for the ne- count of the and the avalinche of of- ferings cronted a panicky of wilaies than experienced since the 10 of the According to those who passed through the Black Friday troubles and all the financial upneavals since then, there never has been a time when the Stock exchinge louses were so completely demoralize Wwas the case to- day. The'stiu tion resolved el nto o mat- ter of selling for practically any price ot able. The cnormous shrinkage shows plat how acute the panic hid heco quotations over last t wis equal to fr 1o 24 point prossure to sell con- tinued qshor r, there is little doubt that others been forced to the witl As was one of ex- excl and Co. w hoase m been we condition ns ring panic < and e £ e lor would have 1t was London turned s o heavy buyer and aecopding (o competent authority {00k upwards of 100,000 shires, and at the same e hone Investors who have not put in apy Wall street for years back took round ts of both therailroad and in- 4 The buylngz thus exhibited ed the tide, sut not until n_Sugur 24 points, the pre 17, Gon- Cotton 011 8, ¢ Gils 4 Tl iminating O, Manhntian Blovated 1%, National Corg preferred 25, Nationul Lead 7, preferred 7, Omaha preforred 6, Rub- er G4, Wheeling & Luke Erie preferred G and Bl Four b3, The drop In other stocks 4 points. ivity in the money market acceler- ated the selfing movement, but luter funds me dectdedly ensier, the fore ex- | s declined sharply ‘thus removing the Sility of gold exports und firns which hud cported (n close quarters pulled through this combined to create a niuch tier foeling and the recovery wis even more \Id than the previous decliig cneral Eleetrie sold up from Amiorican Sugar from 63 to 51k, preferred from 68 to 78%; Consolidated Gas from 112 to 119%; Edison Hlaminating from 110 0 116; Lake Shore from 123 to 128; Manhat- tun fron 0 18045; National Cordage fron 154 to srred from 45 to tional leud from 26 1o 36, preferred from 67 to sw Jersey Contral from 1041 to 109; U iber from 89 to 464, and Western 1 B0Y Lo BGM. During the last half few industrials ran off sharply, eral list held well and_the “market dy in tone, with a more confident an has providled for several days past wnumber of instances final quotations were above those of yos more particularl the railway list. The sales footed up vs of the Wali street situation: s only nafural that the climax of this ex- citement and despite the London buying eve andard rallway shires should b 1I'he biddin, ) of money ft—though the Tate within an Lour fell again to 6 per cent wated the situation. Not only did Man Vlevated whoso fallen trader has long beeii the nized manipulator, collupse ut the deeline of the fudustri whra- cite and granger spec puints upward. -~ But the turn ¢ suddenly! Started by the persistent London buying and chiecked Tor uw spay nouncenient of another failure, th rtinterest finally began to cover on the most extensive seale A5 confidence returned, such of t as were leftunburt joined int I thie ha Cuvy supplicd thelr part. In lief ina reaction spre W into one of those st pedes ulways familiae after - temy punic, and i a fow of the best known stoe S rose far aboye yesterday's elosin prices. “Bull rumors™ of the most curious “eiption took the piace of the cqually wild Stories” of yesterday and the diy be- fore, another (lustretion, happler than that whichi preceded it, of Wall street's mereurial dispositior the foll the Teading stoc change to up 58 to 84 Post s r ugain Sl s are t Ws on closing quotations of New York Stock ex- Atehlson North Amorienn « Adams cxpross 180 Nocthern Pa ptd Alton, T. W0 Ul k%, De. & Gt do preferrad 150 | Northwestorn Awerican Expross ao b d Bultimore & Onio. NOY. Contra anada et SI4 N Y & N Canada - outh Ontarlo & Wostern Coutral ' orogon lmp Ches & Ubio Ore.on Nav Chicago Alton )N L A Pneitic M Pittsburg lman ading nwond Trmin'i do preforred Rio Grande W do preterrod Rock 1sland St Paul do proferred t. Paul & Omakis Cotlon Uil s Del. Hudson. DL & W D& GLof'd protoriod Fort Wa Gt. Northern aul & Dulutii xoptd Lake rrio & Weat Unloa Pa 10 proforrod U S, Expi Lake Shore. W Lead Trust Lounis. & sneh Louls. & New A Aan‘attan « on Monip'isn & Cha's'i Michican Central Missourt Pacttic Moblle & OUlo Naushyiile hatt Natleunl Cordage. ag orrod N tral folk & W Fuel & iron Ao pro Hous. & Tex. Con Vol ACA. % N M 771 Burling- & Ohlo i The total sules of stocks todiy were shares, including: Atchison, §1.800 Ton & Quiney 400; Chicsipeake 10,100; " Chicigo Gas, 88,4003 Cotton Ol 9,000; Clevelind, Cinéinnath. Chicagor & St 5,600: Delaware, Luckiwanna & West- 00; Distil LOO0; Erie, 8.400; eral Electrie, 2 Louisville '& Naxh 7 M Missourt , 8,400 Nutionul Le National 81,700; New England, 9,800; North cifie preferred, 7,80 nig, 46,900 ek Island, 9,800 8i. Paul, 50,200:" 8t. Paul & Omuha, ' 6,300; Sugar, ' 137.800; Union Pacific, 6,600; Western Unfon, 8,400, 1otations, The atlons St. Louls ST, Louts, Mo the closing mini Adams . 480 American N 37 Bimotallle Elizaveth tasked Minlog ¢ May quo! @ W Granito M 4 W |Hope 560 Lo 0@ 483 | Sm 1o, following are o New York Monoy New York, May 5 at from 4 1o 40 per closed at 4 per cent PRIME MERCANTILE PARER—G@S per cent BrRRLING EXCuANGE—Unsettled, with actual Market, MONEY 0N CALL—Loaned t; lust loun, 6 per cent; DAITLY BEf sixty-dny Dills and s 4@4 864 for den GOVERNMENT BONDS- - Stendy steady \ The closing auotatl {1 S0 LA G S 8 At Paul Con elfie 6 of 1057 St PG & T s Islann 8'ped 4a . S0y T. P ). G, Tr Rets Missouri TP R Tean. new Unton P Tenn. now set s West 2hor Tenn. new set s G, W, 18te Canada Southern 3 Atch s Contral Pacific Atch. 248, € D& R G Iate GoH ASA &R GAs GO &S A Erle 2da i HT, & CO08 MK & I Gon s Ao Con. e MK & T Gon. 60 N Carotina e Mutual Union N. Carolina 48 N.J. G Int Cert /¢, Browns con N Pac late Tenn. o1 08 NI Pac. 2ds. V. fa N.W. Con Vn kxat coup N.W. Deb va 40 werles ns on bonds: Hoston Stock Quotations. BosTON, Mass, May 6.-Call loans per cent! time loans, 6@7 per cent quotations on stoeks, bonds and mifning sha Atch T RS F { American Sugng do prefarr. Bay State Gas, Bell Tolepione Boston & Albany Boston & Maine do prefarred COBAQ Fitehburg jfa General loetrle Lilinois Ste: o W Wes prefr dhngh kivetiic 4o proferred Wisconsta Cantral ALONIBON 24 +v.vrer o' in Vow iCngiand B General Kl Wik Atlouer Atiuntic Roston & Motitana Mexican Central Butte & Boston N V. &N. ¥ Calumet & 1 ola Colony : Gontenninl, Orogon Short LG Erankiin Rubber Kenrsarge toan Diego Oseroln Unlon Paciic Quiney Westiend Tumarack e K0 $ing i1 New York M New Youk, Muy osing mining g Quotations. Tho followir quotations Crown Poing Con. *al. & Va Gonld & Curr Halo & Noreross Homestake Mexlea Yellow Plsmouth Fina Crey KANsAs 5. ) Clearl Pants, May 5.-Three w¢ for'thie account OMAIA, May b Clearings day lnst week, $959,34¢ NEW YORK, May 5.-Cl 840; bal, ! $6,702,008 _Bavrisone, Md., May 5 590 halances, $304,177 PRULADELPHIA, P £11,090,785; balances, 412005 per cont LoNDON, May 5 drawn from the Bank of Engl todiy £550,000 per cent rentes, ings, #1065, Cleavings, $2,2 Money, 6 por el Miy b.—Cleari §1,831,414. Moy id on bala York Cleard; W fum Clearings, $4,123, Moncy quict, 6@8 on New York, b0 prem May. Clearings, 1,700,960 on' New York, BOsTON, 4 per cent. discount. ORLEANS, ). New 50 per #1,000 000 prem NEW Youk, THE BEE,]- Exch today: Chicigo, 20¢ discount; St Louis Cnieaao, 1L, May o Ix enslers discount rito, 612771 per eent York exchange. 8¢ premium. Sterling change, duil and wealont #4545 for sixty bills iwiid £4.59 for demand posted. #19 balancos, Exchang 1740 La, May 6 York exchiuig premiun Clear! com ank, #1.50 [$pecial 15 quoted as fol it Boston, 1 50¢ preriun OMAHA LIVE STOUK MARKETS, Trade Unsteady o Brisk snd Cattle ging— ¥ Firapay, May 5. So far this w show a falling o hogs and 1,300 sheep. The i ply of cattle was rather appolntment to the trade, but owing to bearish tone to castern advices and the quent lack of activity on the part of spec tive pers, the lightness of the failed to have astimulating effect on the tr In fact, the murket was slo 1 on all the most desirable beet grades o shade e The panicky condition of the money ma has taken a good deal of the aggressive out of dealers, both east and west this is probably on y temporary. Atany killers have been verv conservative buyer two or three days. The market today slow, the very o undoubtedly being in a m for this, Both dressed beef were after the good heavy 10 1,450-10, 1 Falt to good 1,00 to 1,2 from 8440 o #4.7 ran of half fat sold at froy swn 10 #3 50, Tie m was rather on the dull and dragging o throughout, hut with no encouragement the oust sellers xenerally fing medicine and at the close practi: thing was out of irst hands. With cows it wis somewhat different. ' were not over 15 loads on sale all fold addition to the usual good loc ers were on the ground with g eustern butehers, and _the ofte hands in short order at prices str than T Nales of about 3 with last, rece 10 cattle 1en wttle, 1 ship nd 1 while th snd underwel ordin sht took iy ev d orde ings chax (o , whils pri ndy, com I'stock selling nt $#5.00, There was a good demand for of rough stock and prices ruled firm 82,60 10 #4.25 for common to choice bulls, ¢ and stags Nothing much was doing In the stocker feedur line, but this was on account of | supplies and an indiferent country dena Prices were not quotably lower, in fact re choice stock will sell about as LIgh us ¢ Represeutative sales DRESSED BEEF. I A 0 10 choic all k No. Av. iy BAT 2 ak0) 21 602 3 533 J1010 1093 900 1048 Coos 940 9485 951 715 R0 1038 Av 0 i 00 PRINGAND EX 23 10 40 0 ARLING Cows 31 1000 900 1030 K70 1040 1000 1087 1018 1080 1007 1150 1100 50 50 1090 i HETPERS, 60 y 30 651 645 1055 1000 1025 1040 601 50 494 870 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. 1cow and calf,.. State bonds, Amount of bullion with- #15,- Maney, Telegram Cledrmgs, 2,000 though linary quality of the offer Asuro aceount ves brought from #4.80 to $5.10, 0-1b. steers sold at stuil from demand buy- from rom $8 to at from and ros ngs, oot e nt ngs. ney, nees ox- ngs, n44; per i 6 to Tows 7to ey Noi ex- Ly togs ipts ls- the ns uln- ipts ade, but rket pirit rate s for W ings whle pers 50 s ket rder T y- iere In nged oo fat mon inds nen and ight and. Hy | ATURDAY, MAY 6 d9 othing lllnn" along the line and ! business {n hankers' Lills at $4.89@4 44 for f 1 cow and ealf. 1 milker 140 100 400 110 BULLS 60 60 1660 1240 1140 1490 STOCKERS AND 2 85 il 420 3 650 U80 430 1000 steers Hos and rather in the nature buyers and sellers, Reee and the weneral quality about the sani 17 18 usu steady to a nickel low: close 20 wnd 47 Al w light reports and for fro somewhiut s were anious for th nd good to cholce ¢ Ly y hogs sold at $7.2 the highest oint of the da out of first hunds befor of the At from 87 #7.20 10 #7.25 Thursday week ago! Representit Av. Sh 184 160 W02 40 529 40 200 180 0 160 80 10 PIGE AND 1 400 1 1,05 1 50 SHEER - Kecelpts wer wosterns, The good, and although portéd_constdezably 1oy there wis very littic app here and prices raled some good western wothe Falt o goon nagive 10 good westerns, $4.( stock sheep. $2.500.4,00 100-Ib, lumbs, £5.0047.0 137 fiy tor v western wethers Offcial roc shown by the books of th apany fo sk . o, May CATTLE OGS, a4 Cars &n Hend |Cars 2,280 4854 DISPOSITIC BUVERN, Cmuha Packing Co ... ‘The G. H. Hammond Co. by, PackingCo ! &P Co ca D, Armovir! t & Catey .. CHICAGO, THE BEF Muy 5.-18 Bre Wi 1L W cattle mar All goods w but all showed n lack of ddressed beef firms Lasis of from $4.85 to light to nd the and heifersat from £2 to at better thun # less thun $4.60 wel thnnced fin g uiry tor from #3 10 §4.70 X at from $2.25 to 8 There Wits an abr At the close of business would not bid more than $7 the shape of 1 hog, whil hesitate to pay from $7.6 best of the offerings atloast one sale at §7.7( common grides wis not ies of the twenty odd thouss below $7.40. Shippers w todiy, and 1t was the inere 3 at from 87.1 to primo 1§ nd b from medium and heavy This yesterday's prices of from The flood of sheep This week's suppl, the previous week g h\u weeks s as firm |14 Pressure was greate ( withstand, prices tal 1o b0c per 100 Ths, Conside of “the supply it must 15w much less sellers had _ reason the last w sup tributed a lar wverage quulity t sold principally from $3.50 to $5.5 tives 10 .75, though th 46.25. Libs ure of cording to quality. T Tess and prices very weak Reccipts: Cattle, 5,000 Bead: hogs, 14,000 liead “The Evening Journal rep CATTLE - Recoints, 8,000 2,000 head; market opened 1owers top prices. nutives, $4.90@5.801 others, £4.30 #4,00404.40: native cows, #3 TloGs - teceipts, 16,000 6,000 head: market 1o | pickers, £7.2057.40; prime woights, §7 Supkr 2,500 he FIY(- e pts, 10,000 ad; 1 ket dull, w D D. Frazee, Pres. severe Light, PEEDERS f s were o of the offe) f late. Th fuir t old tha s 87,1214 Tened sell the san o hogs i we very brisk and the close was strong o Everyt 10 o'clock ) o 7,30 0 ¥ 40 120 wily The hog market wis somewhat mixed wsurprise to both 1ot h rings re vy Hmited demand from either shippers or specy lators, and buyers sl started in biddin r than Thursday's weak i hogs of sl o T ronger i he tradd 1t [y the bulk < ngninst a0 4 1 483 2 wan 300 e double ¢ demand from all sources n market n diberal arunce of as firm vs_sellin 4,508 wood 10 ch 0. Repre Av Kecetpts ana Disposition of Sta wnd disposttion of sto Union Stoc the twenty-four hours ending at EEC. 10K Hewd| Car IN TILE | 06 pocial Tel wker foe li ere in falr firmn ess we 16, 4 There w nd f yesto 0t f the ) ad & marked, nd on sl nted son sed den rthat started prices skyward i is an e to 1 Tamibs is unche little loss 1 for than the 1ing back from the e shrinka o expe ly Texa rin b head: eal ecp, 9,000 orts head; sh low, Stei 506£6.00. 04.75; fod 107 4,50, head; sh ViRl ) I 1 head: sl cak und fAs Nocy 20 0 30 80 6 00 teeks, all W were re- suppiics, weakiie ever for #5.90, 00; fuir on nd Jiee 40 to sentutive i 00 k. ns rds kY SES & WIS, S TRUEED, 6 Live Stock Murket. egram to ng in the dor up cows as 4 mis- erably poor ot of_cows that could not be sold ), and sales of st fow, et s cattle were steady 5 it s i con- ceders at ot turn in the hog 1 re vanee in y few sl e stock nd from Thic poor for on for’ (i ked than for the last several thousand head Turger Qn for any Previous 1Wo conseeutive weeks. mnrket i e ted this ze thun cet. Of 8 cotl- to from $5.50 to 87 trade today wis life- hend, ipments dy to 100 mediam, Texuns, i xed 1 but 40, nts, and her Dpigs, \ipments irregulur Booae & Ireas HAWKEYE COMMISSION CO. Caupital $25.000; Omaha und Sioux City. Grainand Provisions Railroad Stocks and Bonds. PRIVATE W IRES Room 212 New York Life Bullding OMAHA., REFERENCES Bioux City; Comnmorelul Umats Spectal attention given Corresponacuce sollolted Nutional 10 outside lown State National Bank, Bank orderss | Chambe Texans, clipped, $4.2505 50 15.50@05.706; western wotl 6.05; lambs, #6.00¢7.25 ved, others, clippeds O s in flo Kansns Clty Live Stock Market. KANsAS Crrv, Mo, May market wasdull; steors w @10¢ lowe o stoers, 43254 ra, #4400 ntive cows, #1764 90 $3.50004.40; stockers find feedors 5: bulls and mived, $2,0064. 10,000 hond; the o gained_ loss and Sales, 87.00787.10 20; " heavy, $6.05@27.16 @7.15; 1 $6.00607.156¢ plis, $6.60 Siek cipts, 1,100 hond; sl 1800 head: the mirket was dull Muttons sold at #4.65 5,80, CarTLE R nte, 1,000 head th K to 10 lowor “t e Recoipts, opened 10c lower strong: bulk arkot closed piekers mixod, $6.0% 7.10 01 and st St Lovis Louis Live St Mo., May & K Market, CATTLE - Recelpts, 8,000 nead! shipwients, 2,900 hend; market generally steadyifea Texans, $4.80; fulr to KO0 HAtlve Stoers, $4.00440.10. Hoas —Receipts, 4,200 head 2,000~ he market 5@ i0c oavy, 87.1 mived, $7.007.30 #7.0007.25, ) ¥ SHEER - Kocelpts, 11,000 K00 Tead, sty thirou Texuns, $4.85 shipments Mghor ¥ light 7.40 * ' head Texuns $0.15 shipments Inarket natives pped New York Live S NEw Yok, May o oves were 13000 The s steady. I\ sold ut $4.50135.60 O%e for native DOV OSE LOI0T oW ters of beef, EPAND Lamnps 3,300 head I Market. REEVES Roece trading was ost 1o best native dressed heef steady at 80 fdes, Shipments toduy. 500 300 beeves and 6,100 quar pts of dull, toers Recolpts of sheep and market quiet, dull o ¥ Price Cured of Rhoo The many cases of rheumatism Chamoeriain's Pain Balm during few months have given the people great cor fidence in_its curative properties, and hav shown that there is one preparation that ean be depended upon that painful and ag sraving disease. Honaker Bros., Lorain, O. say: “Mr. Moses Price of this place was troubled with rheumatism for a long time lu; ain Balm has cured him, He says that the Balm has no equal atisn cured by the past fc —_—— The Ballding 1 Building Inspector Tidy has Just prepared his report showing the operations of the de partment of building for the wonth of April During the menth 231 permits representing an outlay in buildin “The record is a very good pares very favorably with th of former years. ‘Tliis brings the total build ine tions since the 1st of Janu: &I2,205, n January forty-two permits were issued representing $20,480, February, forty- eight, represent 490, and M, 140, vepresenting §152,525 - REALTY MARKETD one com month ng & THE INSTRUMENTS 1803 placed on record May 5, WARRANTY DEEDS. H B Jeffrle 1l wife to Charles Bett W 321611 Citizens Bank of Council G Turner, lot 13, Place John Riley wnd wife it 2, block b, Denl Lena nd Martin wde, ot 7, bl Harvey Omahn & i s 3,000 Blutrs block 2, o Sumniit 5,000 to Annic Green add Quick to Patrick 470, Grandyiew e Grady, sani Lumber compuny to Southwestern Railway onpiny, an rregular tract in s corner government 1ot 2 13, and part subdiv. lot 16.13 Mjst MeCle John Little and wife to W O Biriolo mew w15 feres of naw ne 30 15-12 1 WL Wright and wife to §2 0 Belle Isle, lots 5 and 12, bloek 1, Burling- ton Pl A Smith to Jobm Fankhonser Glock 16, Rose Hll Hinvich Heger and wite 't Ju Dumer, 2 @eres in nw corner of s 15-12, 1M i an 25 feet 106 5, ! 1 10,000 1 Vadley Land eonipiny 10§ ghun, lot 4, 1n 27, and sw nw 636 lot 10, N 200 Wit to CM Tadtend, w ok 3, Kirkwood ad N Anderson and wife to Jens sen, sty lot 13, block 4, Willia Hagzedorn's add WD Youlen wnd wife to D 'W Merrow, lots 5 and 6, block 4, Lob div 740 1,000 ks sulbe 200 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, W O Bartholomew to_Ellen Litle, 15 cres of nw ne 85-15-12 DEEDS (master in chancer; Savings hank, lot ard 11il1 to National Li iy, ot 6, bi¢ w Dundy, jr, Passumipsie block 14, Or D H Merecr (s \ce compa Omaha inett shoer(if) 1o Peoples Fire Insurance company, lots 9 wnd 10, 4, block 7, Me- to 3, 3 2,890 Peterbor £ b lots 3 to 8, blook 8, 3 F M Sturdevant (spo 0B W Morrow, lots 17, 18 andl 2, block 4, Junction View ferrace [ e, 2,850 270 Total umount of transfers. 70,818 “MOTHER'S is a scientifically preparcd Liniment and harmless; overy ingredient is of recognized value and in constant use by tho medical profession. It short- ens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to lifo of Mn!hur and Child. Book *To Mothers” mailed free, con. taining valuablo information and \'(;I\m:urvte timonial; Bent by expres: es prepaid, on rec of price, §100 hex botties - - ruid: on receipe BRADFIELD REGULATOR C0., Allantz, Ga. 8old by all druggists, 100 ' THE NEXT MORNING I'FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS RETTER, My doctor says it acts gently on tie stomach, Iiver and kidueys. and is a pleasant Inxative, Thig drink s made from herha wnd it prepared for use LANES MEDIGINE AL driiggis seil 1 at S cannot get . send_your s Family 'I"l‘“l" moves the bowel ‘diny: 10 order to be heal(hy thisis b A\Idr\.l)lh\lfllll WOODWARD Lk Rov, Of Lioalth shoy aoubdly guarded senscn. The air reeks with chilly the weathor & changoablo and un These cond it ons «re { Terrible DANGFR POINTS for the re of the ¢ the coug nilammation ut thisf mo!stur rt Bew the uncs and pipes tha chest pain THE DEADLY PNEUMONIA rocked tun -, the dreaded O o qULY Grip U LR oldest and most faltnful stand- DR, SCHENCK'S PULMONIG SYRUP, Break up your co'd at once. Stop your b, Driveout that inflammation in time. Defy that Posumonta. Cure that Consumps tiou THE PULMOXNIC SYRUP of all nd nsumption. St g rd Yo the acts quickost and surest the o oldust stundurd for every luns tron Dr. Schenck's Practical Ty Linge, Stomach and Lic plicants. DroJd. He Sehene ra. pproved s 8 0l moiled f & Son, e ¢ to all Philadelpht ] e EXTRACT OF BEEF lonl comfort and stimulant, b rofesslon recommends highly the use Liebig COMPANY'’S Extract up when exhuusted and seo how kIt in all¢ Try a [ fresi This 1s 0 facsimile of the nature e Ly b gun the Jur | :BL‘ SURE AND GET THE GENUINE. i Y s e e i J e | | MARK REGISTERED.) - INDAPO Ml‘ DE A WELL MAN ov INDAPO THE GHPAT HINDOO REMEDY DUCES TITE ABOVE RESULTA in 80 DAYK. Nervous Disenses, Failing Paresis, Bleepl < and quickly 31 or young. e ure ‘or maney r Trugaais ton hav g AN AT ot othor gotitowe wilf sena it vy mai upo Finpilct (- seniog envels Medleul Co., b6 Ply SOLD by Kuhn & Co., Cor. 15th and Douglas & id ). A Fuller & Co., Cor. 14th and Douglat Sts., OMAHA, NEB; by Paul hneide Broadway and 6 Pearl St., COUNCIL BLUF 10Wa, and other Loading Druggists, it Feceipt S()I]'l‘ll OMAILL 1. Union Stou« Yar ds Comauy, South Omaha. Rest Cattlo Ho Sheop market in the west. COMMIS3I04 HOUSES Wood Brothers, Live Stock Commission Merchunts £01th C maha Telaphiono 1157 JOUN D DADISMAY, | WALTER B WoOb,' § Market reports by mall and wire choerfully: urnished upon spplication, Chilenze Managers MAHA Manufacturers ¢ . AWNINGS AND TENTS. o Omaha Teat-Awning | Woll Bros & Co., COMPANY. Manusacturers of s reee alH HORSK COVIERS ¢ VEh Stroet BAGS & TWINES Bemis Omaha Bag | COMPANY {mporters and manufuo- | Tirers of flour sacks ‘ burinps, twine BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shoe Company. and Office 11071100 1111 Mg Factory - 1119-1121 oNLY Manufasturer Lite of Nobraska o0 13 extond d to all Lo Inspect art <t How of Bo Snlestoom we nre th Shoos in t Aenera) fac l\lrl\mulnl, Jones & | Amer, COMPANY. Wholesale wients Loston Hand - Sewed SHOE €O and rubber g 110 Harney 8 boots, shoes s, 108 ot COAL, COKE, | CORNICE, (maha Coal, Coke & | Eagle Cornice Works Mirs.gulvanize I ron cor hoe, window caps tulh e, ete’, 10 LIME CO_ hiard and soft coal, 8 1. cor. lith and Dougius street — e 5 DRY GOODS. i Smith & Co. | Kilpatrick-Koch Dry M. E s, ¢ b ownd Hownrd >te FURNITURE, st Omaha Upholstering ~ Besee & Kunyan COMPANY Istered far COMPANY 21104 Niehoine Wholesule ouly e ———— Uph FURNITURE Jobbers Drectory HARDWARE. Rector & Wilhelmy COMPANY Lobeck & Linn, Dealess in wechn Hou L e IRON WORKS. hurdware and uklng Streat Sr 10th ana Juckson HATS, ETC. W. A L. Gibbon & Co | Omtha Safe and Iron Wh WOUK Hats, caps. Sufe i vauits LUMBER. John A Wakefield, | Charles R. Tee, 1 American Port- | Hlardwood © Milwa aud Quincy \umber, w wnd pargues Kln Sts | MILLINERY. 1. Oberfelaer & Co. Lportors and alors T il dnory, Mall orders promptly 1001 Farnam St flled. 208-2°2 ¥, 1ith —— e PAPER. OILS i’.upun.er Paper Co| Standard 0il Co. Carey o full stock of priatagl wenpplog and | Refned ang pap LIQUORS. Irick & Herbert, Wholesale iquor ton lubricating pupors, ¢ PRODUCE Branch & Co. frulta of COMMISSION. Jus. A Clark & Co. Dutter, ehes poultey and gui Produce, all euxs, Kinds, oysters. e STOVE REPAIRS SASH, DOORS. Omatia Slove Repair [ M. A. Disbrow & Co| VOUKS Stove repatrs | Manufacturers of ssab, wod water aitachiments [ doors, bilnde aad for any kind of stove | mouldings. Branch ol wade, W7 Dougias sk | tice L4tk sud Limrd.