Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1893, Page 6

L ety T— COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Oombivation of Failures and Orop Prospects Forced Wheat Down. FREELY LONGS LIQUIDATED QUITE Government Crop Report Generally Given & Bearish Construction and the Mar- ket Started Weak with the Sell- ing Pressure Enormous. The bank fallures, and lower forcign fon today that shook of wheat. Some good buy- € on the break cuused nreaction of % Tonight the price of July coripared with yes terday's closing quotation shows a loss of 1%e por bu. Corn and outs are each o trifle higher and provisions, after a dull session, closed a Tittle lower on the whole for pork and lard, but ribs showoed marked decline, amount ing to A good deal of excitement aceompanied the sluniy In Longs liquidated freely short selling was v feature and stop loss orders beconiing operative, added to the weak ness, The CIUMCNt Crop report was gen erally given bearish construction and the market started with the selting pressure enornious, For the bulls fought the decline, but i of weak eables and gencral finan the fight wa & lostng one Then the fir Ind ure beeame known and the clinas wis reac when It ed that the Colum! ank of this city had closed its doors. There W pnrtind panic, but it w cheeked Deduetion from the varicd widely, but it thut the most influentind part of tho trade trucd it rishly. In this they seemed partially sus Many “wieaao, T, the governm markets made & c 24 from the pric May 11 report mbin nt's L nior whieat quitd al the face ial complieation L news of the mapolis fail- i government report was evident innati Pric sulated on o report of not cent for average condition « winter wheat, but fnstead the report wis 76 3 only 2.1 points less than last month During the st hour buying was on a liberal seale and there was o good recovery. The price for July at the close was from t Gage, which enabled those who bought puts to it put to them as they wanted it A Hin 1o common belief 1 three of th vy Operators who were short were the chief sellers of puts yesterday afternoon. The W fronn 7 1o e lower than the clos of y ay: ruled unsettled and declined with some fluctuations 1 more, them rallled e, fluetuzted and closed about 13 for July and Dae lower for Septem bor thin yesterday The corn marker did not act with wheat ex cept In showing a 1t weakness at the open ing. When wheat opencd demoralized at the break there was a DIl at selling corn by few houses, led by Bartlett-Frazier. Helm holz_ was o free seller. The low point tonched on the first rusli of sellin ket fiemed at once. The selling of sov past had relicved the Dig howses of thelr long Bruf and not a few had doveloped quite o short interest. On the hreak there was u dis position to take the corn for all wonths !'rh'\\ made n good rally hefore heing cheeked by th fuilures. This caused hesitation but no sethiack of fniporta When the flurry o wheat was ended and a v foeling prevailed, there was imercased eneral buying in corn. Prices responded ind uly showed the most streneth and sold well ahove the Wednesdiy closing. The support § themarket wirs 1he more surprising heciuse were weak and receipts. more Iiheral market opened unsettled with sales front yeunder yesterday's elosing prices, bt terward worked up with stight declines of from 4e to e on cover over 70 per Ang figed price oits were not large and the b them and hold e most of the day © Of fromi Ly 0 1y A reaction of frony the market ¢l from yesterday. A A existed and 160,000 and at New York for ex- {0 1hy rrow ra The opening o ta dect at about the lowest prices. e to e followed, and without important ch ood shipping dems £, wore "sold herc port There was comparative quict in t slon trade. There wis no outside hu fmporti The local traders werc Anelined to raid prices it ¢ of 1 because reccipts of hogs were posted several thousand over the estimated 23,000, Th foature of the later business was the huying of September Iard by Cudahy and Wrizht, enusing wrecovery in that staple and lard, but leaving ribs weak Estimated receipts fo 160 car: 40 car 18,000 head Phe lending tutures r ARTICLES, | OPEN, © provi- ness of a ltl hecause rkets und nged as follows: THIGH, | ToW. [CLOSE, |Y 1y Whent No2.| | 433 4334ty A 4The i 23| 43aing | 4245 4ibgn g pritRE e “ Iy sl g 30| 0% G N wih g 094 sutg 2% | 30| 0t 2034 204 508 | g g | Bept. .. 714 Mern Pork . | May. July. Fept 1 July . Eept..... Bhort Kibs, 10 2 .I i0 40| 16 4ng 10 45 10 873 10 50 Eirm: aull, steady No. 2 spring, Conn OAT: 87c; No. 8 white, 3317 RYE-—-No. 2, 68716 BARLEY No. 4, f. 0. b, s, Frax Seep™No. 1, §1.08 TIMOTHY SEED - Prime, $3.90. Ponk - Mess, BOLL, $20.65@20.76 L@@ 10.774; shg 2. 2 white, f.0.b., 3 'No. 3, . 0. In, 47@6oc; RN ae L ard, Tt rib sides ted shoulders arsides (boxed), 1), $10.00 1 010,50, stillors: ™ i Distillens’ Ftshed goods, per gal., PRk Uinchanged; cut lont, 6e 0.45¢; stand CALT D, The following were the receipts and ship- ments for today: T Al cranulated, | Hecolpts. | Shipm ents Ficur. bbls Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu Onte, b Hye. bu Barley. tu 15,000 20,000 On the Produce exchange today the butter murket was a shade wonker; ereamery, 200 25¢; duir Ye2de. Eggs slightly lower, fresh stock, 14 om The following pri sissippl river points WHEATNo. 2 spring, T0¢ bid; B8¢ bid: No. 2 hard, 65¢ bid; No. bid Ryr W Gram, s ave for delivery at Mis- No. ) 3 soring, hard, 610 No. No 2, bbe bid 2 white, 81¢ bid; No. 8 white 2 cash or May bid; No. 8 or beit No. 8 white, 89¢ bid 39¢ bid; No. 2 whitc cush or Muy, 86'5¢ bid; New York Markets. New Yonk, May 11.—Frovr—Rece pis, 000 pkgs.i 0Xports, 6,200 bbls., 21,400 « 3,400 phis.; market dull but v Lhe Jate adyinen tiken off CORN MEAL-—Stendy; falr wostern. $2.6522.70 RYE-irni, quiet WHEAT Réceipts 000 bu.; sules, b6 bu. spot. Spot miarket options dull, closing store and elevator. 1. 0. b, TO%@80c; No tions W Lok stoady nand; yellow western, ¢ 000 b3 0.000 bu exports, 8 futures, 45,000 1320 lower, with steady; No. 2 red, in T8N@T0¢; “afioat, 741 Lhorthern, 3tle, Oy 1 lower, deelining nent report, fing at the ‘west and generud the close on vering, closing low yesterday; No. 2 red [ e August, B214¢; Sop LRV SR A J CORN'-Leceipts, 4200 bi bu: sales, 1,885,000 by gpot., Spotn’ stfon 0. aflout 2, H1h@blse Optlons I|Ill| dectining g Seye on Tk e at e oy June, b0ye: July, b tember, .'x‘ UATS. bu. sl Bpots teildy ¢ export; wh i Muy 2 white 8bige; No. B84%¢; white west I 3 shipping, 70@ WOt financ reables, ' fo exports, 81,100 futures, om000 ' by though dull Dy in 21 e weik Wost SHOrts covering, clos: ryesterday; May, bo7,¢ ei Augast, 6100; Sep 161,300 bu.: exports, M bu. fitures, 124,000 b, spot mixvd and fairly active for s lower, nezlected. Optious dull ey dune, 30%e; July, 3530 No. §701 No. 4 western, 60 4 ust, 15@ 220, pet, tirm; plekled @9%c; middles dulk irm. Lard, 1 steans close at#ll.2o siles, none; options sal none; May ot $11.20; July closed at $11.40; Sop- ruled steady and | sed | tomber closed nt #11 old mess, $20.75; now Rurre Modera Igins, 201ge. CHEEse Fan Part skims, (new) 2 EGas - Dull, waik; recolpts, western, fresh, 1551060 TALLOW=Firm, falr dem: kg 3 COTTONSEED ( 48e bid, PETROLECM lected throughout: not w i ported; Pennsylvaniu oil,spot options, sules, none: the only bid. offered b7 %ey nonc; 20t hid ull, steady; 2@ 1.30, L TURPENTINE QU Rick—Dull, en Bay Japan, 41574 MorAssEs - New Orle: cholce, steady, quict. RUGAR—KuW, easier, quiot; f B3¢; centrifuguls, s centrify ned, guiet it Tieow 15.50, Corren LEAn N Fius 5 plates, quivt, steud tie 14805 on fehange, ut #2014 ork. qu ness, 821,00 demand in fair and 9,224 nd; city #2 pe t—More active, firm; crude 2le sule les, 1o quot liman wis 1 Jun DR at stralned, common t t, firm at 81@31 14 domestie, fair ns, open kettle, good t 35 A0 ¢ r¢ Quiet, steady; American, $12,75 spelter, 1ge, sales, 500 tons «tin, Jun Omaha Produce Market. falr trade in most all lines anc in o The market very iinporta NGt ShoW any vel There | no gre develop nrices dic tions, I'he in violent fluctua reipts of strawberrios nounted to only a little over the offerings were picked up Cholee stock was not at all plenty. midday ufullear came in- from Vin JThe potato market is gradunlly firming uy The local demand s good and stocks are large, Shippers e holding potatoes | AL points of supply and at the nt ri progress it will be impossible to find thing in the shape of & potato that ¢ 1 this market under #1 per bushel The butter market continues ahout stead |t the decline, but deniers geneeally look for stil further réduction in the price before lon as the receipts wre constantly inereasing, Lis year in May butter sold on this mai ket as 1oy Be 1o O Denlers ‘generally are market ns steady. but 10 sales ¢ le oultry quoted by cxpres: 100 ¢ases ang s Abou Buren quoting the Is very weak at 13¢ to the v it s © being made tr is slow at the prices previousl Thore g Conly i fow ducks coming | at this season and they are mostly poor fact, no good ducks have been seen on th WATECE I Some The hiy market is gradually say upwird and is now sell ot touched i w lonz tim IS stock, #3 Chic work tthe hi 1S narke ArPPLES Clolee STRAWBERRIES per 24-gt LynoNs BANANAS -[er paeking, £2.0002 P'INEAT 200042 ANGES- Neweastle Newcastl ifornian Washington navels, lur seedlings, 51400 per Hhl & shipping stock, $3.5 Cholce, #4.25 tancy, 4 uding erates nn; ¥s #7.5029.00; per doz. California Mediterrinean sweets, £2.51 mountuin 2 2 navels, choiee, #4: Washin ¢ sizes, §3.500.4, iy Redlands, $2. i Redls BUTTER, EGGS, GAME, POULTRY. BUTTER—I'nir togood country roll, cholee to faney country, 150,20c, GG General miurkied, 135 PorLrry- Chofce hens, 905 mived 8@ s old roosters, bde; geese and i phzeons, 8150 per doz live. VEGETABLES, box, $1 navy, 16@18¢ PEAs-Por b BEANS -Che Stock, #1.9042.00 CALTFORNIA CanaGre SOUTHERN CABBAGH CrersnEns WaX BEANs Perii-bhu. box, §1.2 STRING BEANS -Per bi-bu. Doy, $1 SeiNac- Por bl : ASPAR Vor oy LETTUCE - Por doz., 400 BADISHE:Per dos PARSLEY ~Per oz, TOR ONTONS—Per (o7, Porators Colorado onsin burbanks, 95¢; westorn BO@Y5c; eastern ‘Nebriska stoc carly Olio seed, $1,25 PIE PLANT=Por 50-1h, hoxes, $1,50, NEW BEETS —Por doz bunches, 750, NEW CARROTS -~ Per doz. bunel) NEW TURNIPS—Por doz. bunclics, Sguasu—Per bu. box, §1.507.2.00 BERMUDA ONIONS— Per bu. Doy, $2,50 NEW Porators Southern, per bbl., 5,00 bu. box, #L.76@2.00; California, per 1b. MUSHROONS- "1 1 CELERY- Califor WATER CRRESs by Per crate per doz. 3 stock, 81,10 rket ket #1 per doz., $1.0011.25 Per 24-qt. boy, $2,50, MISCELLANEOUS. HAY—The market on @5.00 in ear lots, VEAL -Choice und thin, 3@6e. and small fy St Louis Markets. 8. Louts, Mo, May 11—Frovn but nged in price; patents, 8.60: others unchanged 3.30 family, $2. WAt furth yosterdiy Tuly, 785078 % ¢ Conn-Held up well, elo 146 %e: No. 2 mixed, cash July, 40ige OA'vs—Dull; July, 283;c. PRROVISIONS ard - mess, new, of21; ats, Joose shoulile shorts, $10.70; sulders, longs ts, $11.621,@11 75, 1, 15 Lde sepa Dul $3.45( #8.204 choice, $2.30@2 4 off and dropped closing 1K@ 150 1 2 cash, 31'4¢; May, lull, easier; pork, stand 2160222 Flour, 34,000 hbls.; 000 Bu.; ats, 28,000 bu STUMENTS - | 000 Dhis.; wheat, 000 bu.; corn, 4 ats, 8,000 bu Busin an Chan, . following were re; weney Neb an Grove o Dan’s Mer i L. $parling, billiards, nove Hiane sold out A ]llltm, Neb, Sae Wood Ri Bros., blacksmliths, dis . Neb,, Henry Chamberlain, 1 stoe l.l K i ‘llHiul-.\Iv for #21,500, Alden, Tn E. Peet & Co., dry goods, bill of sale for $500. Fis St Mary's, Kun., Mueller about to dissolve Wathenn, Kan., John A reported huened out Rro ngs, 8D, ¢, AL Skinner & Co., store, suceeeded Dy Skinner & Hiangen Clark, 8. D, V. . Tinkcom & Co., sold out sold out. €. Gordon, lumbe geners Knnsas City Markets, KANSAS C17y, Mo, May 11 WHEAT-Wea and lower; No. 2 hard, i No. 2 roc Cony No. Active, hut e 2 white, 8RG8, OaTs—Unchanged: No. No. 2 white, $213@33 BurreR- Eusy; creamery, 141 RECEIPTS- Wheat, one. bu.; onts, SHIPMENTS —Wheat, bu.; outs, none. i No. 2 mixed, 87c 2 mixed, 2913@3014, 28@26¢; 5,000 bu; corn, 8,00 8,000 bu.; corn, 1,00 Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS, L, May 11 les, B7,600 bades: May 44007.45; July, 87,40 September, Novel Futures quic L7.70; Decomber, §7.7 Good middiing, 7 colpts, 1,49 3,600 biles middiing =140 ordinary 0ss, 1 stock, 164,134 biloes. Coftee Market, NEw May 11 and ste steady 1067 cluding: M July, #14. #l4 De firmer, quid Ditizs Santos to be shipped, 7, Lt Youk, Options opened quic nts advanes 14,500 b June, $1 £14.00; Octole Ri. 1554 1c, 1,600 | Sunto and 2,000 bags I Jis Whont Minn,, May Fluctuation No. 1 trigk: N No. 2 Warket, 11 —Wheat mar about 1 ket stoddy Cash i good demand 3 2 northorn 130’ ¢ Close: N Septembir, [ No. 1 northern, 08l @t | | Misxeavorss | | No. s 100 . northern, 61 Phil PHILADELPHIA Weak and feverish; Cony May 49 OaTs @A Iphia Grain Market. M 11 Wi red, May, No. d weuk, closed firm (hg e No. 2 mixed Q weak; No. 2 white, Muy Haltimore Grain Murket. BALTIMORE, M., Muy 11.-WHEAT No. 2, spot and May, 76 s, Coln=Eusy: mived, spot, 49%¢ OATS-Quict, steady; No. 2 white 4le N Wool Murket. May 11.-The demand fo woolen manufactu Is very light and sales of the week are only 1,730,000 lbs dowestic wud forelgn. Prices’ continue 1 Host BOsTON, Mass., , steady; about steady; steady; pkess or Market has been dull and neg- to extra, @ @ asked . domes did not very readily y \ v y " seedlings, ducks: §2.2022.830; common good upland hay, $7.75 t, 7@8'4e; large 1, @ low May, 70c; t or creamery, wheat, 8,000 . Neb,, Porter Bros. & €o,, bankers, & True, drugs, Al furniture, 8. D, Nelson Bingham, hardware, k 1, duiry 0 0 4 260" bales; sales ot d ipts, 1 hrd, 7015 41 Weak westorn, r e 0 THE tuvor of the buyers. | dull and ensy fine medium ~ and Consl derable new sold at 16%@18¢ on_ th nd Oregon sules cons d 1 MILWAUKER, Wik July, 78 Cony- Qi OATS | white, 34234 BARLEY “65¢, RYE Gle Provistos: N No. 2 sprin t; No. 8, Firm: p Liverpoo Livenreoor, May 11 | mund moderate: holde: THforn i, 6% 2ied i N —Steidy; dema d pe al KPP0 1iess, w TALLOW—Fine Anor NEW Yonk, May 1 dullin commission cire | fiprovement in the jo of i with retu closed 10 fiew fentures, ToLEDO, 0., May 1. No. 2, cash and Ma Dull, firm? Ne CORN 0ATs - Quiet; cash London ¢ LONDON, May 11, 895 per quarter LINSEED O1L 208 111 STOCKS A | Securitios Opened Lo | ascertained | points. clining « NEW Yonk, May 1 opened greatly depres: lower quotations for s consequent upon the England rate of disc cent. The latter stiffe exchange here and led hout g there wil unless the ex still more tomorrow, 1 gold will go out next w weel little surprisce. The fa National bank of Chi in Indinnapolis as wel in thel brokernge cone sisted the bears i generally pressure to sl conti or After that rally ensued a badly frightened duri market moved up i it was noticeable t in liberal buying order Bgher after cueh ntt Prices Ma tnwhich w led The the —compan condition, coupled with Treasurer Oaks of th the Ju terest will b di Li reassuring « the stockholders. 1t w mack had elosed 't toan extend - Europ Extensive wi the leadi one heavily short and wi by the buying ovder by prominent | The casier feeling in ti the Late lmprovement fitm in ton The Post been not rumors ment eral wit ofti o 1 its financ L for ten da of trouble an fon, been th ovenient of I other words liberately invented to Prices it moments wished to buy. Of the fication nothing need | factors of w particular stripe, the = authors have 'hidden w0 s identity that the cimi exchiarize rules of discl alike power Let it the New York City bin tion of excentionil sou vestments in brokoers paper hitve for months the extreme; thit th failures we in the coneeivab currence amon t catastrophe, the b would, heyond iny FESOUTCEs 10 S AV hat tiey will be there is ot the stz The following are th the leading stocks on t change today : ro cover but r Ateliino) Adams, Alton, 1 1 do profer Amerlcan Kxpress Baltimore & Ohlo. Candu Pacitie Canada - out Contral Paclt (hes. & Oblo Chicago Alton o1& Q Chicago Gns, . Consolidnted ¢ (Ve T v Cotfon Ol Cert Del. Hudson D& W DAR G ofd D& C.F.Co.., £t Tenn Eclo Erle preforrod Fort Wayne Gt. Northern § O &1, I, e v . YuckingValloy iilinols Central St Pmul & Duluth Kan, & Tex. pfa... Lo Eriv & Woat, 10 preferred Lake Shoro, Lend Trust Louls, & Nash Louts. & New AT'by ttan con . M 5 & Chun'n Michigan ¢ [ Missourt Py Mobt Nash 15 25 1 St 1 th Awerlean Co Northern Pacific 81y 153 The total sules of sto shires, ineluding: A Burlinzton & Quinecy 8,000:Chicago Gas, ninti, Chicago & St Laclkawannu. 15,600 92005 General Eleet 44000 Louisville Nittan, 9,000; tional Cordige Northern Pucific, pre 28,400; Rock Islund, 2 St Paul & Omaha, 6,60 cifle, 6,100; Missou w York 3 NEw Yok, May 1 Easy it 24 snx ‘nt closed oftered it 2 Pitise MERCANTILE | | STERLING EXCHAN | businessin bankers' | | sixty divys and #4.55%G | T GoveRNsENT osing quotatios B oz 3 ds coup N diow rog Pacitie by of 05 105 Louislana 8'ped (a1 4 Missourl fie 11 Tenn. now set s 100 Tonn. now set3s.... 10J Tenn. new set s 7 | Canada >outhern s | Central Pacific Ista & K G Ists | DG Krie 2ds 8 K& I Gen’ e K& T, Gen. s ual Urion e iz 12y i B t 102 106 ity V. Debenis't's a. 103k Boston Stoe BOSTON, Mass. M per cent: thme lowns, quotations on stocks, i | ‘ Al T. &5 F [ By Elate Gan 1 | el ‘Totkpaone, & 184 oston & Albany | Hoston & Maine i do preferred | Puechoury pid | i wtan i VN | #an thogo 12 i Unlon leifie: .20 0 Wost ki i _do preferred 0 Centri New York New Youk, May 1 for New York Dry e 1 shipments or 5o be forwarded on Saturday it will o stion of the re largest in the industrials, from 14 to 2 ) his e nking and ¢ relutively 124 Western U BoxDs Territory wool has been fin 52@! for 48@boe for mediun spring Texas wo ho ®pot and to areive wool dull. In pulled £ 800,000 1he, of d prices, Australian W arpoet wool st unch orelgn Iwaukeo Markets fay 11.—W g, 7 g 2 white, hork, Tuly, $20.75 I Markets, WigAT-Stoady; do- rs offer moderatély; No. 3ad per cental. nd falr; mixed western, tern, 08¢ 0d per tierce, feun, 275 per ewt s Market. 1.—RBusiness continued les, but there wisa littlo Uhing trade as the result ilers. The market dis Market, WHEAT - Active, steady; ash and May, 45¢. 321y Nl Murket. ALCUTTA LINSEED 4 per ewt ND BONDS. we pt of De- o Quotations. 1. -The sed ‘u 0 Reces stock market the receipt of ties from London Ivanse in the Bank of ount from 8 to 8 por ned the rates of sterling towgreat deal of talk As rly asean be 1 be noshipments this 1ge matket moves up mt report has it that vek. Should #1,000,000 on e sion Columbian small bunk banking and nzton, Del., us flure of th o and of 1ns of Wiin roperations, vened lower nued for falf lowever. smiadler shy ne the aftern Ldown frequen the declines which left quotatios v Final prices wer stattnined. th hour sharp were the hut nzht and n the poi sadvanee statement — that n o excellent finaneial L the announcement by \o Northern Pacific thit e puid promutly when sftect on the minds of as reported that Itracts prep an tour for recreation ) have heen following rators find themselves not a little dismyed ol tnounts pliced brokeraze fivms woney stimulated The nmiarket closed nhatian fiprove- s Gen- hoan il - ory sial article, says: Tt has | ys that Wallstreet it the bankshave, on iickest immediately professional beirs th W intensify the br when the speeulators | malignity of such fulsi- e sadd ke all o Iy mean and cow of these ceessfully the nul law “and th pline are unfortunately suflice here to say thit ks are toduy in u condi- | indness; thist their in- louns and merchunts been conservative in losses in last week's y Insiznific il th wholly improbuble o i her of dividual 2 hous bend their united ate from trouble. 1 for such action likood e closing quotations of he New York Stock ex- ir 2074 Noriao, U, & Guif. NG stern proferred san Palace. ... et do preferr Minn: & St. L. &I G #4114 General Kicetric Nat. Lin Fuel & iron do preferred Hous. & Tex. Con. Tol. A A. & N. M 0| Vol SE. T & K. € a0 preferre. of 4l | cks todiny w tehison, 7,.000: Chichgo, 16,300; " Cotton Oil 200; Oleveluand* Cinein 8.900; Delaware Distilling ric, 24 & Nashvill ri _Pucitie, 21,900 New England, 4,000 erred, 10,8005 Ronding, 3007 St ) 105 Suszar. 1,600; hion, 19,200, oney Murkot. 1. -MoNEY N CALL ; Inst loun, 2 per cont; it PARER—G14@R per cent k- Firm, *with aetua ills nt $4.80704.8014 f L4 59 for demand Hetter. Stute bonds, ns on bonds: SULXT M Gon o SUL & SF G ML ) St Baul Con.L L SERC &P et TP, 1 G, T Kot T I G Rets, L 10 Cnlon Pacifio Iats.. . 106 West =hore K GOW. Ists Ateli 4s . Ateh. 2w, class A fritraie 11 41 10 104 1108 jrowns con tenn. 0ld s Vi te Va. bxMat ¢ » Va eons 41 sorles I Quotations, y 11.—Ua [ vew wogland fe General ileotrio Wie. Ceatrnl ls Allouez Min tlantie Hoston & Monta Butte & Boste alu uet & 1 entennial Franklin Kearsarge Quiney Santn Fa Cappar amarack g Quotations, ~The followlug are the . 1003 | an glosing quotatio New York board Crown Point Con. 1Al & Va Deadwood @ould & Curry Halo & Nore Homestake Moxican Ontar Ophir st Louts, Mo, losing minin ¥ ttie allie poth neked 81 g .50 o ¥ KANSAS Ciry, 1,574,710, New' Orreay #1.512,1 NEW York, Ma balances, $.610, OMAHA, Muy 11 day lust weok, $1 Ma HALTIMORE BO7; hulances, 83 _PHILADELY A | cent CINCINNATL, O, w York , $2,218, Youk, M Tie Bk~ Exch today: Chicazo, to 10¢ premium BOSTON, Mits 204: halunces, §2 Exchange on Ne 8t 18, ] alinnce cent. Excha minn g 111 535 New York ¢ ling exchanee st demand, #4580 rate, 7 per cent LONDON, My England doe week, The ni’s Feseryve 41,37 of balances, §1, Mo, Moncy ns 8% l’p'fi"‘w\ ith i ofgteres Nav » {Standard Unlon Con. e 194 16) iron Silver x slive 140 5 {Fulwer ouls Mialng Quots Mayi 11.—The 12 quotations: nineinl Notes. Mo, 8, La. 11 y 11 b1 Ulearing 47,002 May 11, -Clear 21,9 Money ¢ Pu, May 11, Cl . May rings, , $1,01 N exc RETD May 11 50° premiun s, #83,441 Ly Special i Wi quote 750 premiom; St. Louls, 90¢ § May 11, -Clearin 023,250, Money ‘W York parto 1 May 11 -Clear #450,2 M 2 Yo y 11.-Mone ange Ne on New May 11 eliang pr rongs Sixty-day Clearin 11, -The proportion of 1o Hability, whi fent, I8 now 89, bullion 04,000 May 11 Money 44 40478 OMAHA DAILY BER FRIDAY, MAY 12 ining stocks on the | day. The doin ada r tollowing are Granite M. 8425 @40 | ) O 05 Uiy () Clearings, Cly $124,722,241; arings, 53.012; same Ings, #2,625 i por cent wrings, $11.- per 6K por premium; W York cx- 1. Clearings, Telegram to d as follows Boston, pur premiun s, $14,921,- 6 per cont O premiun ings, $4,795, oney, vk, 00e pre £17 430,- fm. Stor- Ditls, $4.55 the full legal in the Bank during the the Bunk of e last week 19 per cent Amount of hullion gone into the Bank of Eig- land on balances OMAHA LIVE SEOUK MARK Cattle Extremel Act today £50,000, co and 1 Lower, THURSDA ¥ Seas ve an s, Igher —Hogs v, May 11, The reecints of cattle were unusaally light even for 150 mog on i The quality of th ferior, but few de Butéhers' st stronger, owin supply was i heifers sold Bulls, oxen, #3.50 10 45, warket on cd, but few demiand Himited. No. 10 Ay . 870 1060 970 594 021 1005 1138 1035 1012 N80 1078 958 B50 930 810 912 920 910 1016 1000 1840 1220 1140 1800 1690 8 1530 1870 4 STOCKE 700 'l the heav shipping d crs were willi ine, and uft sturted trading w were ont o market 8 Hoas toduy T'he 160 400 160 240 120 160 A0 240 40 219 ot 510 SHELP mixed stock are from grades of sheep, alr to good we ind stock sheey 40 10 100-1b, lum tive sales: No Two dd wer Mexican mix Keceipts ar Official 1 shown by th 35 were over 5 10 B Ly, although th OWing to the small suy lo was firmer, ron anything w e offerd nt b ves liere of all kinds « to the f bulk of ot mi A stafy 4, to woi Stock cattle was fresh arrivals Representative RESSED BEEF, 14 o4 MIXED, 85 3 00 0ows! ERS AND FEEDER: 8 1 8,000 fest receipts in nd was limite ng o pur the i s fairly brisk, o f by about bulk of the inst #7.50 yes i AND ROUGH ' 1 30 yubte loads 3Wer thin st QAoa nutive sterns, 34,000 ), #2504 00 a4 Disposition o and disnasition Wits vl was y the 1 prices, us o wited at all rather in- ld a little et that the the supply wny desirabic it cows and O 82,20 (0 4 Wi ealves nd quality. dull and un- and outside sules: 1068 116 8 hogs on some 1 ed, but locai got’ fuirly and ull o noon 150 h i Sh 120 § 240 160 Pr 50 360 160 240 of Mexican Prices week on all #4.6020.70; 701 common ¥ood to cholce Ay 87 Pr. €0 35 f Stock. of stosk as books of the Union Stork Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. w., M CATTLE Hoo Cars Head | Cars BUY RIS sha Packin: Lo i L idamno Swilt Ao The Cudabiy Pack Sqaires Cilengo P v Chiengo CHICAGO, 111, N ay 10, 1nuy RECEIR LS, B SikEi Head | Cars [Hoad CATTLE fuyll Stock Ma Speclul HORSES & WIS Carx. | Hoad HOGS. | SHE riet. Telegram to Tum Bk )-Cattle were wore irumly Leld 10 1893 1410 not appe o aeilve thun before, hut the supply wis o good | deatshort of the nimber looked and that fae <sufficient to impart a better supply of native cattle was lim fted to about 10,6000 head, the remainder of the 18,000 on sale coming trom Teas, The | yards were emptied and the close was strong | Wt trom 81.05 £ 84.35 for poor. th oxtre ¢ and heifers, fron 43 10 84,05 for stockers fecders, from $4.25 to #4510 f and shipping steers, and from #2.2 xans wrse, henyy eattle werd w180 contion, TIRHUWOIKhE stoers wooth, 400 to 1,250 b seld to wdvantage. No fancy cattle were stoers ©s on lows wore pared down another 10 | today, making w reduction of 25¢ sinee Ties Ay, AS high ns wus pald for « load of | very cholee 230 hogs, but w falr outside | quatation was and 1t would have hoth | ered a salosman to wot that price any tin after 8 o'l 1t took good stock to hring us much as 87 d we note that most of the busine < done wt prices ranging downward from $7.60. There was n kool packing de mand, while the wunts of the shippers were | somewhat Hmited. consumption having nicasarably checked by the recent high prices | Closing quotations were from $7.30 (0 #7.65 for | common” to cholce light, und $7.50 to £7.75 tor | medium and heavy. Poor mixed stuff s | from $7.30 to $7.45 and there we | 88 fron 85 10 $6.75, The close was st A further decréase i the lying effect on the sheep market, but it tenable sellors (o get back any part of reeent docling of from do¢ 0”70 thit prices had been subjected to. The frosh ar rivals and the greater part of the accumula | tons were elosed out on o basis of yesterday's quotations, or at fron #3 to $6 for Texans wnd | | 1t fron #3.75 10 86,75 for nitives and wosterns. There was a firn lumb market at fron $5.40 tsupply and in fair head: ealyes, 500 The Evening Journal report CATTL i fots, 13,000 4,500 Iy market steady steers, $6.00: best mediim, &40 others, $6.20150 fod Texaus, #7004 srnssers, #3050 3405 fur cows, $4. 600450 Hous—Reccipts, 25,000 head; shipmen 800 head: market, 100 lower nd mized, #7. 7.60; heav $7.650 light Siee 0 e 0004, flevet shipnients fanicy oind one ot 10,0 0 shipments, d Texans ol s head; minrkot dy; clip] 0@5.00; L, westerns, $0. Kunsus Clty Live Stock M KANSAS Crry, Mo, Muy 11, -CATree ceipts, 2400 head: shipments, 1,500 b arket Slow but steady: range steers, $2.30 140 shipplng steers, $L.45@5.60; native cow $1.00a4 butehers’ ok, | $3.5014.507 stockers und foeders, #3.1034.60; bulls and mixed, $2.75@4.00. Receipts, 10,5 mirk 87.3017.85; h 87.0007.85; mived § @7.40; pigs, $6.8007.00, SHEER - Reccipts, 1,750 head: shipments, none; ket Sul0e higher; wool muttons, ] clipped, #4 ket. il shipients bulk head Vit 7,40 packers, Sitles 35 st St Louts 2,900 he Steady te ood Hoas 27001 0: Sieke 1,800 he: #4.4004. Lowis Live Stock Market, Mo, May 11, -CATrLE d:' shipments, 1,900 Roceipts, i mark head; e lower; i 10275 coipts, 1,700 rket steady Lambs, 5 for bist head; clipped ship Pexans New York Live Stock Market, NEW York, May 11.-Receipts of 200, No trading. Dressed beef steady at for native sides, Litest London cable qu native steers irm at 11200, dressed weizht, and Auicrican refrigerated beef steady at 1015e. Shipments today, 400 beeves and 400 shecp Receipts of shoep and Trade uctive, firm, steady DEPOT INJUL lambs, CIION CASE. Mr. Howe Fru Mr. Kimbail xaming Subjects ful Crons- case was continued yesterday and most of the testimony is now before the court. The attorneys will probably begin thew argu- ments today and submit the case tomorrow The defense had Mr. Kimball on the stand the forenoon, but he was in the of the opposition for cross-examination during the greater part of the time. He smd that he knew Mr. Clark to be personally opposed to the giving of the Union Pacific guaranty bond to the city, bindimg that road to allow all other roads to cross on reasonable terms to this side of the river, but the Unmon Pacific president had nevertheless instructed the witness to car all the requirements of the coutract with the city in reference to the union depot. These instructions were verbal. during hands ¥ ou witness with ne was those the case accord he asked if, in instructions, would surrender guaranty boud the city in the present injunction case was dismissed and the city bonds turned over to the union depot cou pany. if Mr. Clark should nosw instruct him not to do so, and inform him that the former instructions were revoked. ‘Tho witness thought awhile, and then concluded that he would take legal ady before acting in the matter. He finally made bis mind that. he would nder the bond if the board of directors of the depot company so_ordered him to do. He said he was personally willing to turn them over, but he did not think it would be proper for hita to act in the matter without instruc om the board Mr. Howe then again took up the phase of the matter which is based on the idea that one of the reasons why the Union Pacific was mwilling to go ahead” with the depot under the old plans was that they called for a building that would be partly located on the ground of the B. & M., whereas as a matter of fact they wanted the whole thing on the ground that hus been supposed for years to belong to them, and in fact does so belong except for the city's equity in it Mr. Kimball showed where the buildings salled for by both plans would come with refercnce to the dividing line and the plat as introduced in avidence. Then the ques tion of streets was into and it was shown that the company never had exclusive control of these streets and that they have appeared on all maps er printed of that part of the city The wituess said he had been inclined to b lieve that the Union Pacific had always had full legal possession, even though it had not oceupied over 50 per cent of the streets in dicated Examination as to the amount of there expended up to this time oce remainder of the morning session. In his es timate of these expenditures, the witness had included in his afidavit $10,000 due the contractor as percentige on his contract: §.000 for legal expenses; 3,300 for taxes and other expenses. Howe wanted to know how these things could be put in money already expended on the new depot as going to make ug the §150,000 required be expended before the bonds of the city were to be turned over to the trustee. The witness admitted that he had sor doubts as to the propriety putting in all these thing: but made fine distinction as to money expended on the new depot and money ex | pended fn the development of the union | depot plant.” Howe could not understand why legal services should be included, as he did'not believe that they caused the walls to rise as rapidly as would a simila expend s.ce for brick and uc Phurston suggested that the legal sc were a part of the foundation. Then | asiced how it was that the statemic | penditures was several thousand doll larger than a statement made in Junuar 1801, although little or no work had been done since that time, Mr. Kimball thaught that it must have been because some of the items were overlooked And then Howe punched several holes the depot cocounut, ind a pan of rich milk wais set be the judges. In answer to in quiries, the witness testified that in th amouut was included the cost of all the materisl purchased, whether it had jo into the building or not, and that some of it had been tuken away and put into other work after the starting of the in junction proceedings, so thul material that was used elsewhere was charged up as hay ing gone into the depot. ‘The witness also said that the cost of all repu shell now serving as a depot aud the cost of all material used in keeping the temporary buildings and inclined roadway in repair was thus taxed up. He admicted that in this way the cost of the new depot would be con stantly increasing, whether the walls rose another inch or uot The cost of un ice house sold by the | Pacific and moved across Seventh street was taxed up 0 and included in the amount of mou lod on the new depot as was also that of putting iu another bridge ance to money ied the a in made on st The hearing of the union depot injunction | arrivals | ptive and westerns clippd, £.00 | O | on Seventh streot in accordance with a of the Union Pacific formulatod b new depot brofect was sprus - BALVATION CONGRESS Hatlelujah Lads and Lassios Wil Co BAte In Omahia Next Week, The Salvation army will hold an interstate war congress in this city Wednesday of noxt w that fully brought ercises. plan fore the 1t soldiers Tuesday and is expected will b and participate in the ex Major and Mrs. George French of this city will Kk oMcers together and be in command of the entire company and will be assisted by a compotent staff. The congress will open on Monday cven with a reception to the visiting officers h will be held 1 the barracks Day enport street, At 6:30 p.m there be i wedding parade in which the f command will march and in the evenine t “hallelujah' wodding will bo the Exposition hall. The contracting par are Captain L. Black of Hastings, Ne Captain Stella Meyers of Washington On Wednesday the i will consist of a holiness convention at i o'clock Young Men's Christian association hall, and in the vening the company will meet in the bar racks for the final promotion and_commis stoning of ofticers and farewells, The con gress will be attended by a number of lead ing Salvationists from abroad who will assist in the tings., A goneral invitation extended to the public to be present at the exerciscs on Tuesday soletanized at ies and I Vithy board of and - Kesolutlons of Sy, special meeting of the the Omaha Buildor held y the Ata di rectors of Iraders xehange. sterday olutions were adopted W hie s, The Omaha tilder and Traders exchange hits met with the loss of honored president by the death of My B.Hus cy, who repiesented this exehans allits cotnells and the interests of 1h i Ol Wi wing res Nathun Our late president b institution of the Omaha Builde 1 | | | los | | | I been closcly tdentitied with alliis in terests wnd operition=, having been clected for the third time to preside as its president, and fron his practical experi offer ount wise und useful - sugzestions o his sthers: thorefore he it Resolved, That the oflicers wers of the Omaha Bu xehiange do hereby offor the interity brother dire i 1estify o U which his death hits hrow At time when his iy Resolved, That the Ouiidin I'raders exchanze extends (o the Tate president heartfelt synpathy i encein this their hove of afliction Resolved, That these resolutions | upon ord and acopy of the sent to his fumily and pudlished in o papers AL VIERLING, Vi i W. 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