Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1893, Page 11

) 8 been most grateful to busine: ies. The long spell of wet and unseason- sle weather acted to the disadvantage of arde generally aud rendored business o ons dull in the northern citie Th fzn news was bullish and put th e price up porarily; the financial disturbance at home had & decidedly bearish effect and pulied itdown, In the end the nearby influcnce O = - o i o o 8t o ot e —— = - = - . s e —————— - s o s e s s Al s i v I d ¢ ’ m\ now feoling the results. Amer plates, Qg om ctendy. Spetter, quiot: do- | combined to dopress prices, the bears makp) g-u*a wook, clonrings, $99 200,193; balances, 120 798 I\ has nover n more prosperous mestic, #4.8504.37'5. I* violent attacks upon the londing shures. 757,008 Our farmers and prodncers have nover | o - -valhi;‘l‘;‘«m;;n.n?::, ':‘;’ufll "Tlmn."l::‘\y % Now vi"r 9 ; bees 3 n 8 9 £ — A Dovver COREIWOE KU Whve Sathom flosed with thatfrado fn produce | houses, the witack culminating with & story T ity s b oLy 1 . (o well employed and conservative business | . mackowon a good many | that R'R Hollins & Co. had falled NEW York, May 18 -Oloarings, 81 1 ther Conditions Are More Favorable for | men everywhere are solid, These local Wheat Market Yesterday Straggled with ATh ApRarently on the - down erade and | AS & matter of fact, the firm in question at | NE T UBS IS, Tae pree 7 & Good Business, | be'pasesa and there is reason o belioys Two Opposing Foroes, T L e h w0t (e G | hatie. denlal tor the ‘provlieny af the Bock | vl 05, ¥89,992,700 1% 140" ssed and ere {8 reason to believe | hian their inmedinte wi ompel them to ¢ do 0 the president of the Stock | had ol Libd 2 3 | that the country at Invge will be all | The demand for berries is @ood and shen t Exelinnge, and stated that thiy were fally pre- | ahmanecenia, Pa. May 13 2 120 7380 P i | the better for the bunkruptcies thatare now | S e nn‘- 101 qul'l,wlnmrhl fsiactive, 'r]|.--n~ = d |u”m|.-u“ '{lv]nlhlhiryunm\v' The { ult 414 per cent ‘;',‘I “':“I; 'AY'»';"‘“' Koment m; ?’E:u | ta - A only one car of borrles more Saturday. rally in the final dealings of i to 1% per o Ll s for tho week end 2 80 A nce, O h 80 r e cted v o ¢ v o 3 ¢! | tod: were $78.870,688: halunces, § 0 07 ). i W R VOLUME | faking place. Of course some well conducted | NG - (MPROVEMENT IN - WINTER WHEAT | while the quallty wis somtewhat botter nt, the latter in Rock Island, which sold up | today | g H, 4 240 7 80 120 0DS GENERALLY MOVING IN FAIR VOLU but weak concerns will be riea down | the pr \u-:hum'. good ~lnm\|n- stock is still | from 68 to 69%. The provious decline was | ol Lovie, Mo, Ma irings, 43,075 40 7 30 200 - through causes for which they are not - | searce and it is difficult to #il orders from the ual to from ' to big per cent, and there was [ 702; this week, #2357 correspondin 80 7 80 160 responsible bhut arow out of the country. Denlers have been forced to write a | considerable liquidation. The short seliing W Inst ar, ¥ SOS T4 hadances today. 160 7 80 4 plous Raine in the Coantry Give Promise | conditions under which they are | Under These Conditlons the Market Was | good ninny explanations th éountry enstomers as far greuter, how . as was evidenced by fl-mnn“- iy week, £2,424 0315 carresponds 120 7 80 " " " y | e o ne | whose orders they have besn unable to fill for * the sharp borrowin 1 the close, | Ing week Inst year, 82424031, Money 2 h ROUG ©Of & Prosperous Year—-Bank Clearings f“""fi""‘ o RTNSE AL TAh T S St ot W SHNURHIBIEIES T the very good rewson thaf stock that would | hen pretty much everything on the st | gnict at 6#8 per cont’ Fachange on New ‘ 9....108 AT 1. e 40 e Sl Bhow that Omaha is Stead- htident, howover, that within the next s\x Opening and for a Short | stand shipping was not to e had. | was wanted. Sugar f T 8% per cont to | York 90¢ premium SRS A, 8 J fiy Advancing, months the financial situation will materi- Time Theroafter. | Potatoes continue on_thin up graile and the | 814: preferred, 1% po 1o 84: Atehison, | Catcaao, 11, M gs, 017121 | (SHEEE Thore has been o steady declino n y A 3 | ally improve and we shall cnter upon an arket Is stiil firmer. The demand holds up | 24 per cent ; Cotton Oy 1% 780 for the woek, st 400, wep valios all week, This has been in - other era of prosperity which will be free for It are not Iarge 33 ohneeo 4 per cont | 135,401 for the Styent, | Symputhy with eastorn markets whero exs a long time from the evils of overspeculation The butter murket s very weak and It is | to b0, Biye ’ | ¥ York exch prentanm. | SRS ":';'"H';;:‘ ‘l_';pm:ll:n\ll,\ of |y\p‘|m:, have [The change to warm and pleasant weather | which have caused so much grief in the last | Ciioado, 1, May 13.—~The wheat muarket | ‘.ffl'!'l.u‘.fh!:.“ "l!i: -"v';'.'"'[':-!‘;'.'f |l>|l1||l“‘:\.lllll Im-)x‘wvrn- ington & Quine Sterling exchunge firm sy Hills, 84,8013 LS every avallable oute men inall | fifteen years | toduy struggled: with two opposing force. v : o - Per cent to 813, Chicago Gas 2% per ¢ let and for ', Northwestern 1% per cont 10 10 id, $4.80, Money fifm cline here Al od _ prices “down, Tho _des {al paper slow N has been from 400 to 75, iUl o < but At the | decline - the demand 18 i onk, May A8, Tho dmgorts of | good. “Tho ran today Was it and the ket atthe port of Now York for e week | Ko and Tower, Every thing <oldhoweyer inmbe Were 30,765 A28 were gold and GataEn Wethorh Ag V0. 31,345 sllver rts of specta fron g R o R T By T8 ean expeet to recelve 20 cents for even the best country butter, A good share of the but- | Paul 23 per cent to 681, Rock Istand ter that is of fair quality sells considerably be- | cent to 68, Lackawanna 2 por cent to 1 Tow that figure cven now andeverything seems | Delaware & Hudson 2 per cent, Whisky 2% per | 1o Indicate that it is only 4 question of o few | cent to 15, General Electrie 173 per cont to 72, ys when it will go still lower. The packers | L hore 11 per cent to_90, Louisvills “The business fraternity is very much | to cratified over the completion of the organ. | o | ization of the Commercial club. Now if | every member (and cvery business man | should be « member) will give ™ [ % Falr to good natives, $4.506@5.60; 4 D, ! port of New York for the week we 455, | ta b5 mon 4 Ly anty ¥ proved the stronger and closed the warket at | aré only offering about 1 to 12 contsand when | Nashville 13 jer cent to 67, Munhattan P Which §510.800 Pyl 1455, | falr to good wostorns, $4.0005.50: common ere had been a revival in the eities e ot peprenniztion | the cordinl | p o s o Yo ducline from yosterday's clos- | IUis tuken nto conideration that a large pro- | purcent to 138 Michigin Central 2 per cont w0 | YL SH RN NS s 888,150 BT v b G T U T 1 to choice support which its purposes warrant, | AL Y dliveries | POTHON Of the receipts linve gone to the pack- | 97, Missourl Pacific 1% per cent to 855 Y Rllver wol - i o . Inmbs, $6.0000 Reprosentas huth, and enahle it to be for good i the | INR auotations. The more remote deliveries [ PO o 1% b 3 1'% per cont to ver went to Europe and $10.000 #old | tive salos: g e e it to be a power for gooc i el > 195 | ers, shippers can draw theie own conelusions | Y por o 5 B, Lond 14 DUF cont 10 | 2ot 4a0s stient tont s lhaid $10,000 gold | u : During the past few days the streets have | community for which it is organized. of corn were easier in sympathy with wiheat, ndition of the mar 80, New Jersey Central 81 per cont to L08, 140 Sutronsury today $500,000 gold was re= | 2 Av. P ven full of people out making their pur- | “Possibly some of the business men do not |;ul rurl.\h-y it was firi, owing to the good uarketIs lower and wouk at tho m;:’m’:;fl{ Central 8 por_eont to 0 NEY | ecived trom the west gt ok : 440 Moxloan lambs. 53 85 25 4 sl 1 o ¢ > o for spot stull. Provisions wore sub- Some dealers were predicting a 12- | England 15 per cont te 23, Union Pacific 11 5 : 40 wos Ioh B 40 nses of summer goods, and the local vetail | appreciute the great value to the business of | demand N Fkot for tho opsning S ol or oo Vestern U oF cen A By H e s | jectod e 0. Falt gl \io 10w ( o gof the week pereent to 80 and Western Unlon % per cent - N 0 western wethors b s bbb A L :::tlvrl‘tx&: b T v Werural J!-fi)rl;|'xlv'l"x2' e i Irl:‘;ulll(ll’:t‘;llelh ) Ll ! e Post Of the bank tlittle noad AL LERDG M D = ! A b / ¥ 8¢ 4 't e 7 W Be to ™ ‘ Ok b o Post suys: he bank repor e , ¢ e 5 " g be change to warm we ther also hus the | pmanufacturers who last vear con- Extremo dronth was reported (. many large 4\1'|: m (l::.‘ o lfl‘"'l""» ‘Q'.Ol I}»l‘.V\::‘Ly.n\r |;|1n e sald, excopt, for its reflection of the ¢ Cattle Trade Not Satlsfactory Nor Prom- [eceipts and Disposition of Stock. itural tendency to stimulate the demand | tributed largely to the success of the ex- | and hmpor < in B vl andl the quos ,..'u- 3 AS0. holce shipping SUYS of money from the west to New York r| 1sing - Hogs Active with Fair Ontlook, Ofticial recolvts and disposition of stock as all kinds of summer fabrics. “The weather | hibit will not do anything in that line at the | tations from thero were higher and gave ths | LEMONS -Choice, $4.2624.60; tancy, #4.76@ | Guily,onough, while in the interlar exchanses | SATURDAY, May 18, | Shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards now apparently sufficicntly settied to en- | present time, Itis probably now 100 1ate | tolor of truth to the dismul 0 universally In favor of th y reports. In the Recelpts of both hogs and sheop show i con- | Gompany for the twonty-tour hours ending as for them to get space in the builaing. but by compel such movement of car (cy 1nto the o ¢ o erate sidorable gain over lust week and a_year ago, | © 0Clock bom., May 14, 1893 ourage the commencement of building | FOF them to get space I the bullding, bt BY | country thure wus no fmprovement noted in | SAYAXASTEer, bunch, Including crates and wost whoro demand for monoy IS &t present | wiile the fun of eattle s beon Hghter, Th RECE(PTS, perations and of public improvementsona | Nebraska should be represented on | the Winterwhuat und Prime telesraphod that | Thisgai , $2.009.2.25. Fiincnse likve bucn ‘the sums roloased by tho | OMCHT ARUEES dre us e Hogs, Sheop. | CATRR | WOUR | SUEEC.[WOWNER & Nl Jirger scale, which will put additional money | the 931, and arrangemen.s should be [ I some of the most important states fv had § o OUANG Califoraln seodlings: | forpuizhivs tguidation, money can senrcely R R to circulation and help to keep up tho | completed, so that when the electrie | Fetrograed during the week. Under thes 0; Newcastle Moditerrancan sweets, $2.507 g 33,932 4,263 | Care, 11ona now b ply vall oncall. Wore the generil ars. Callfornia mountain oranges, $2.2502.605 | d0 A ¢ " ' button is touched and the exposition opened | conditions the markey was strong and a shade | Wit n "V o, o §3: oton | Sttuation less clouded, borrowers in the mer- | Suujo ek last yo iume of businiess with the retail merchants. | g or0 il o' no. carpenters or other me- | higher at the opening and for u snort tme | navels. lvg 505, Riverdde | cuntile community would bo the beneficiaries In jobbing circles trade has been only fair, | (hanics placing finishing touches upon ex- | thereafter. But traders woro i ithout auy t disposed to | seedlings, ds, $2.76; Redlanas, The following ure the closing quotat very important features of | hibits, The country merchants are to be | 40 muchas itwasu half hollday and outside | 128 size, ing stocks on the New York Stoc Wa Head|Cara [tead| Cars \nieua: sizes, Extreme dullnoss s charactorizod the cat- 5; Redla Yok. | te trade all week. For the first thre T : x cipts were liborg nd prices business was lighter than for some duys. Then T . = POULT change today ! declined, 13, Wed i he oioral interest. Asa rule, jobbers ¢ here in large numbers and the two weeks of | {her came & Feport of some small falires. i L e L A SO - i w o By, Woanegduy . the | Craaha Paoking Co hat tho volume of business thus far has | the exposition ought to be and will be, if the | New York and stocks hegan to break, A~ Mil- | BUTTRRERacking stock 1 ‘l“;' A o | Adama Expross. . 3 1mited supplics on Thursduy and Friday | Jhed 1 ilammon; fully up to last season, but some look | PCODIC. appreciate the “opportunity, very | waukeo dispateh said that a run had bogun on | OUILry roll, 12014e: eholco to funcy country, | Ajion, 1. il..... 00 Nortiwestorn. ... 1ina sliehit ronetion, but with a tar [ §rift&do en fully up s ¢ profitable to the irade of the city. the Plankinton bank there and all this ca - Rats Gonsrs 3 Ao proforred 1700 preterred .. 4y and continued bad roports from | o Gidahy Ko or o little falling off later. Reports from | PO GYNe 10 the trade o Gty | o e to | Oporators to lose eonfidence, Thore was & wild s General market, 13¢. | Amertan e |80V Central. 100 | eastern markets thero was another big drop, | e 1 81 oo lifferent, sections of the state indicate thi i N 4l B : Tush to get.rid of long wheat and it did not HULTRY—Cholce hens, 9¢; mixed coops, | Balumore & Ohlo.. NV &N E B4 | und the week closed with prices anywhe Ry % In o compare the uational bank statements of | Fled JEEEEE G ORERAGEE S demora liza- | 7@8e; old roosters, 5@6e; geese and ducks: nadn 1 Jont w185 1 Pron 1661 Y0, SUG loWeE t N RI080 SOF fhere have been rains in nearly all parts, | Sepembor 0, 1502, with those of tho last | o and enrry rices off: Thers wia i siien | BG9¢i pioons, $1.00 por oz live. Canadn - solg|oregon [mp..cooo” 10 | dlig" provigus weok: | Tho . cuvisen once | waoecuen . Degan. T e O e e "atvon | Callyand yet I fane§ no other city can make | rouction bt the marks contiuued nervous v B T A ol it g T L ‘ o And Tooors” a botter comparative showing. The former | and inclined to weakness, date represcuted a congested condition of | | AY the opening prices were advanced from | BEANs the money market and the latter the r e 1o %e, but later became w 3 Chos. & O 4-bu. box, $1.0021.10 Chicago Alton. Ns-Cholce navy, $2.2)22.30; common | € 1 & Q ak and there | stock, $1.90642.00. tleast contined to this coun- arkets have heen and are shupe. Liberal receipts, hippers and tesaors U R f maluly local, or R dog | sull in very fal country retail dealers more confidence in the fruture, and the natural tendency will be to tu d the ral ton Sy Jutlater veca and ; Chicago i S L s wenthivg wud tEponey v ali el bold up the volume of business.” Suiil there | vorse, The dates are extremes. Following crious decline, with some fluctuations |~ CALIFORNIA CABBAGE-Per Ih., 8¢, Consoltdated Gas. Inian Palac 0 depress the tr the last naned mflf:u:.'“n?mrfl:g tFads in: tho conntryis li""“‘,"",","""' atement of two of the South | ower for July and ¢ lower for September X1 “Dor 1g-bn. bos. $1,0001.10 Dol Hudson._..0.00 1| do profer As the dressed becf wen want litde more | CIHEAG0, Tl May 13, -(8pecial Telogram ta ng ¢ 2 ) Omaha banks is taken because I could not | than yestordiy. TRING BEANS—1'CE 13-, DOX, $1. e B Ao s thitn enough to supply (heir present nited 1E BEe - Cattle trade was - inactive and not very active at the present time. putmy Hhauds on the Septomber figures of | . In corm thury wis more dofng than on yostor- | RPINACH- Por DL $3.00- bk do brotors Becossitior the Bt hitndy Bevos Have been | PECes without noteworthy chanize, Tho ro- According to the reports of the grain men | Tiese banks readily: day. Tho foolingat the start was quite i, | Asearaous=per GOaToe. 3 Bosk Iniand. . 10 e Dest demand all weck, wiiio e hcavier | 0t woro Hilted 1o about 600 head, which fihere is still a very large percentage of last S 4 helng a continuation of the sentiment prevals | Lerrock—Per doz., 85 340¢ HH A grides lave gono begging for purchasers, 5 an unusually Hght supply cven for a'Saturs vear's corn crop in the hands of farmers and | 1oune and ai oS0y 002 May b 080 | ent at the close of yesterduy's session KADISHES —Per do7.. 25 080c. b I G he week - closed © with o on o rather [ Gy, but buyefs did ot want them at any ads it anothier good crop on top of it Nebraskn | ciiuh items o.ooroe 10 176,184 5,431,078 | tradps were atubout the PARSLE b0, S T J Bt vunfor T Suurday, but udie | panee Quotations were trom £1.60 to 4,26 B el hLxS L, LD A 5,431, pts and a good y ONTONS t Northern pr'd.. 120 [Southern | ne tom the — actions - of buyers | for cows and helfers, from 83 to 84,06 tor could not help but experience & moest pros- | Deposits..... ... 19,961,402 18,151,807 v TATORS —Uolor : & > P g 3 " 5 ' | stockors 1 focdors, from $4.26 ) : Rt S lorado stock, #1 Co& K Loprd., 97 |Sugar Kofiner the supply was more than ample. Specalitive ockers and foeders, from #4.20 1o 106,10 for 9 ocrous scason. As soou as farmers feel ren- | It is comforting Lo observe that although W factor neld in burbanics, §1; western Nebr Hocking Valloy /5 218 Tenn, Coal 1ron. SIIDDUES et WIth exCeme . eaition, and | Shipping steers wnd' from $2.25 to 6 tor B eonably surc of another fair crop thesurplus | thereis a heavy falling off in cash and | Steady for awhile until wheat ho break ¢ PLANT--Por 50-1b, boes, $1 Uliols Central.... 8 |Texns Pacific...... i1 m.f- for dressed beet houses acted as if they | Texans. The ealt market was quict at from ot lust year's crop will be thrown on the | deposits there iS ncarly 47 per cent of the | 4iid then ncted tn syinpathy, selling off s, the | New Bers Perdor, bunchds, 7oc, KAt e e Ol S ma he: - Ty [ atthint cura Whtnortlioy got iy eittlc ornot '*n‘i.’"‘.'if,", iarkot w dy at tho | k¢ by will bo in ensy circum- Siadiiadis ? 5 s nancial situation hay zood deal todo [ NEW CAriors—Per doz. bunches, 75 ox. p'd... 30| U LR “ieago reported adrop of from 35 to b, ¢ hoi markot was steady at tho openin ket und they will bo in easy circum- | former with which to do busincss. 1 think | Sianeial situntion navieg o goed doal fodo | - Nuw CAtuors—per doz. bunclies Tk Erloy Woni:: 17| UrS: express. i B | ShcuED R robaticomasetosue wIth | of iusiieds. Tt wis tally. Bolowor bber 1 the atances, « condition that never fails to cause | in view of the general situation the banks | Nod from e 10 e and at the close had 10st QUABH=PGY b vo 1 Ki | AR 18| iy de lized. Bids were from 10¢ 1o 15¢ | Worning and elosed very dull, The range of Ban improvement in business. . should feel encouraged and the people stould | but from e to s DA ONIONS—PPer bu. box, §2, ‘“.‘.']‘,n'";nf;{f ,fl,”‘ lower than Friday o out everything in the | SHOS Wats from $1.25 10 #7.80. Throwouts B Weile the financial conaitions .pl'(-\u‘HHK‘ feel entively safe. We have been so accus- | There was amoderate trade in oats and an POTATOES —Southern, per bl ouls. & Nash ! | Western Cnlo §2ta | Dot steer line, even i luding the protty good [ R L DU I b s/ R in some sections of the country are naturally | tomed for & year or o to a flush money mar- | easier feolinz. Opening prices were at about | per bu. hox, $2.00; California, per 11 ouls. & New Al'by | Wheellng & 1 | Hehtcattle. Scellers woere naturally watol | I WelRhtsifound ‘a bilyar at 87,80 @ disquicting they do not appear to have pro- | kev that the comparison is almost startling, | the top and closing at the bottom and showed | MusiRooMs=—Per market bisket, $1. Manbiaitan « o o preforrod “ i nd the trade was about | the bulk of the hogs were unlonded at from duced any apprehension in thi o IT the | but the figures speak well for the city never-: wlv:‘_’xul-:;‘nlfl”f‘r Ihl\"‘l' "H-_”“' ‘;”I\:“l-:lhq ::.::‘ WaTER CRESS— Per 16-qt. box, $1.75. Memp'is & Chn's'n. in. & St. L. 1y low and dragging as it gers. Good 1,200 o 1o #7.70. causes are too far removed to have any local | theless,” i s s o LOU: Michigan tentral. the chief causes for the decline Ll n i Missourl Pacific. MO 7 HAY ~The market on good upland hay, 87.75 | Mobile & Ohto..... il suffred wt (e | @588 1 cur lots. Nashviilo Chiatt ] to cante | | VEAL-Cholee and small fat, 7@Sic; large | National Cordage G S5U-1b beeves sold at from #4065 to §4.580; irto good tuu; to 1,160-1h, m-.-;,;‘u“r.u... ’ 3 "'ll"d 75 ""l‘ poor 1;; l*';nlflc‘; 20 0 #4.60 and common to poor light grades | Krades. Lambs were strong av from 5. at from $4.15 down to 8,50, © EILEIAACS | 10 %7, Thero was only a4 likht demund There Bits heen very H1e change in the cow | 4nd a still more Timited Supply: 600 enttle, marketall week, Riecipts have been light, | 10,000 hogs and 500 sheep, making 57.011 o3 for sheep woro steady and firn at bearing. The Wool and Cotton Reporter in B TRTTT eI The provision trade g commenting upon the financial dis- FACTORY FACTS, hunds of the Cudiby-Wrght-Fair turbances remarks that while speculato R bination. There was enough raiding were in a frenzy at the exchanges Notes About the Me) Who Mike the Wheels | selling on stoploss or On the |l the merchants and manufacturers of the Go Round. Was good buying of Turd by brokers acting for Businoss Changes. i at. Lin Fuel & iron | | do preferead e | and thin, 3@6e. Qo praferred .. 3 |Llous. & Tex. Cen.. 105 | Tol ASA & N MLL e d he demand fron ull soutees fair, and wi cuttle, 108,491 hogs and - 62,622 slieap for the 5 Ak o Norfolk & W. pfid.. 25 |10l St 1L X K ¢ G wrees fade, and with no | G & st U088 chttias 1og 1 country who do not speculate. and tiey are | The great event of the whole year so far | Ui ombliation andithere wis u purtial The following changes in firms and locations | North Am 5 | 4o preforred Doty coming prices v been well sus- | Wetkidl i "‘;‘-'*;II:.'|:’!|[5{hl_'l;; 818 hogs he majority, were pursuing the even tenor | ag concerns the manufacturers is the annual | Estinated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 165 | 476 Feported L) 5 Wit SR R L 7 3 f their way, and the wheels of trade were Cartis, coeded by, Curtis, Neb, Mrs. B. Elllson, fruits, cte, suc- | The total sales of stocke today Dailcy. shares, ncludine: . Anderson, restaurant, suc- | Burington & xposit R rar (& curs: corn, 195 ; oats, 200 cars; I rovolving at their normal rate. If ono listens | ¢XPosition of the Munufacturers and Con- | G860 fitad, 10 the whispers of embarrassments among | SUmers association, which will open in the The leading futures ranged pathy With beef stecrs, but . prices | 70,654 78,332 Lows and 40,418 sheep for cubott stendy, sales Inehiding oo 1o | the corresponding week last yeu very good cows and heifers at from s follows: 1 e clat cocdod By 1. M. Datley. ngton aar with the bull of ‘the fair to good butchors Kansas C ve Stock Market. some merchants and manufacturers, it will | Coliseum building one week from tomorrow, TR Linconh, Neb. Joseph Fruss, grocerics, gave | §000; Ditiem 610, Frbr o0 Gerce] | CONS, BL from 43 lo 870, Very fow | Kaxsas Crrv, Moo, May 18, -OATTLE-Ro- be found on investization that the few in- tis, on May 22, For two months or more — == bill of for#1,160. : Electrie, 8,000; Loulsville & Nashville, 3 Change. | Enlos were it o paces, Showed 10 | colpts, 1,600 hond; shipments, 1,100 hoac dividual examples of disturbance are of | yho manufacturers have been preparing for Neb., Mes, A, Fleld, groceries, suc- | Manhattan, 4,600; Missourt Pacific, 41005 | 1o wond stock, Bull Lo #4.60 for fulr | wnrket range steers, $2.50004.40; parties who, while apparently pursuing o anufacturers have been prepaving for cecded by T, P Hendry. gland, 6,200; Northern Pacific, 44007 | (oaie sunpiy and demtmd aod&svere mod= | wiippers,© #.50@6.60; nutive cows, $1.85@ legitimate busiuess, have been secretly | the coming event, and it has been no easy & Lineolit, Neb, Geordd Dauley, groceries, sue- walng 91005 Rock. Tsland, 19,100, St | g55s fpp iy and demund and steady at from | 4.30; butchers' st 3.6004.05; " stockers ate wen s el b s 5 cecded by T, Kéttinge baul, 90,0005 Suzare 7,7008 We ¢ LR - code N ¥ dabbling or delving in Sheculative sehomes | matter to get them to talk ahout any other by, KU, o antel and Cabine | 4ol 30,0003 Sugar. 77,7003 Western Unton, 5 Is usually the ease on” Saturday business | &5 oomsos > ¢ DillisEanaRUKEA) R which have had no dircct relation to the | subject, unless one happencd to be a ¢ fi3H works, Capital 'Clty Carpet compuny and In- | =00 ey ‘\}‘G‘Iluulmnn-.‘ cker and feeder Tine. Reg- Hoas Recelpts, 100 head: shipment business with whiclh in Uie world of trado | tomer with an order for goods in his pocket. 4ing clor Decorative company cousolidated and R T At il evon at pricos 100 il She untry, Ao | 4000 “head;” mirkot *opened ' 10¢” hi i“;:“nmlll‘:;"‘l;x ltllx':‘;m-‘:::m-hx;\"‘l‘;:-‘; J.O.-..,"(t The good impression made on the public by st corntive company. Y 0 Of the INEHOr |y copyrighted 1893 by Janes Gordon Bonnein.) the tirst of the Over than | closed weak o Jost bulk mand close up to_the production of goods | PUsiiess that wis wraceable direetly to that i Ehm et Dk R DG ORI < exel S on o Timited | seale, DRESSED Bt e n - Rocorpa) hoad; shipments, and the movement of produce. FhisliatE onrthe s ubiot auliaciurersigens PP R PR R Tt Omaha, Burnett Bros., clothing, moved to | Leading presented a somewhat 0. Av. P Av. r none; market slow and weak; wool muttons, ‘Omaha’s bank clearings still show a ma- | thusiastic on the subject. | | g South Omaha. dull appear . Two more failures | 137 ... 960 83 1010 #4 9 3 clipped, #4.0004.75 2 terial increase over the correspouding time At the same time they realize that they 2085 (202 | 2055 |23 Council Bluffs. Tu., Burnett Bros., clothing, | Were anpounced, making a total num- | 1707070 900 4 1039 4 t lust year, amounting during the past we have a much harder task ou their hands A0 200 e sold out. berof ten for the settlement completed yester- | o 4 C1050 4 St 1 Live Stock Mark: o e B0 or g, MThe clatrings of the | than last year when the first expos‘tion was ol |l e e Sloux Talls, 8. D, Williag Quing, manutae- | &, while further difficulty s anticlputed. | 13 i ELT R TR s G e A pust week also make a good showing ns [ held. At that time visitors did not expect et om e | turer of out i B L e 3 5 1000 a0 o BT LOUL M Ay 1 i celRt Compared with previous wecks since the | L0 S¢e very much of an cxhibiv and were 1008 | wengliow | 117 St Louts Mot Arzontife lssues woro dull 4t 3 por tent | 3 3 AU 440 | oy . good matives ‘on anie: fed Toxns fizst of the year. oo | SRR A e B i P 1% [1698 110 Bl 1k | 30 Lovts, Mo. Muy 18.-Troun—Dull, | (e, [N TRESS Kaoricuns inihe | 55 1 445 | oipta, 1800 hoads sipmonts i R Wil T Nobraska 3 Juiy. 1l 5 6| 16 07 | il R i, §3 4508 3 50 i b ; o ad; 3 m‘f..l,":l,{\‘;“g;‘é;,f‘“:1["\:.':\‘;(“,';‘;“[‘, or it the | the condition is reversed and v Visitor | _Soptois | 10 22w 10 23| 10 07! 10 vh | 0 e cl,;,'xi),“",‘“;'v"‘,'a‘.l“ i ah; Do 403800 upport, exhibited « diooping ten- | 14 1 442 1 8.200 heads markel slow; hoavy, $7.20@ totals for previous weeks ' 3 will be expecting a great dealand the manu- [ ~Oush quotations woro as follows: cholce, $2.30@2.40; family, $2.05@2.156. ey oy le”‘. DELO S asatnaoting #5 4 1145 I, 87.1037.60; light, #7.1547.46. o 0 N aaaita facturers are fully alive to the fact that they | Frouk--Dull, winter - patents, 4,507 Witk Options showed "some vory violent | Lowiville & Nushyille and Lk Shore, X por | 20 i 34 e ik AL DD onany < #1A80.819.70 | will have to put forth a great effort to meet | wintor #3.0003.50; sprinespatents, | Auctuations, finally closing S below yes L Ot Lt o e I B Ty T oo ok | 4 4 45 L tivos e DD i s o) - 1918.22748 1 the expectations of the public and keep up ients” strightl 32750 duys No. @ rods coshy gtondyi 70itei Muy |50 efie ouior T B A 00 R 0 vt T 4 460 10000 ; : 4 NG A Ly 3 " the reputation of the Manufactuvers ass- 2.2682.60. R it e e TRl ment was noticeable in Erie preferred, Ervie | 5 B0 3 = Brtany. ; : .32 | ciation. In order to do this they have pre- | W IFAT, 2 spring, 734c; No. 3 spring, | , (ORNC akengd by grop hewslostd | Stcona mortzuge, Pennsyivantic and W 2 a 46 e Produce Polaters, Baturday...... e 1 w\:'ml to |»-:11 in amu lx‘lrx © amount of ma- A ;|;“ml May, July, 40%@ ‘('mlxmi'fl?{nu "(l,“l"rx:l"‘ll “'i»,‘;,f',{’,",,::;.( Atraesline 4 370 H’ll,l‘ll' 1‘?”;035 pr:"i)lml‘:x;\i rmn:‘u :;fiu.:“f;rp:n rl(:: g 1:;:.:‘““ M Lo oy i :!‘l'l'llh".l\'lll“xh“:)ullrhr‘:l’l' et D0 e Ao e \l"‘:‘"‘;‘ piEvistronE Rdull) sh, 81%c; l/i'}’.[f-’.‘!-:T.l“ffl.'.&"\&.-r‘l:;n‘xl|x'.“:l“lfi'.\ by 8 42 470 | from Groas Britain and 80,740 sucks from eek cuding May Bafarasnsiibiwas folndthat thntfen turaivas Goe. 3 May, 82¢: July, 25'5¢. N e lustun- | 88,00 375 | the continent. ‘The figures for the previous Week ending April O RTA L 1 R v Ut 3. 02¢; No.3, £.0. b, 4881e; | 4 POVISIONa=Quict, in lght demard; pork | G100 o e bt areamnd | a8t 2 4 475 | mouth (March) were 260,653 sacks from : Week ending Apri /86066991 | The mumber of exiibitors that will take | Mg & fo- by 4dasler o o0 o shoulders, 110 lonies and ribs, $10.405 shorts, | Coty The discount markey wits quiet. - Iwo PRING AND EXPC 47 | Great Britain and 61,000 sucks fromthe Week ending Apri GHO1INS07 | part is alsy much larger than last year and T e e #10.65; Dboxed, Tbe wore. Hucon, ' packed | 304 three months bills were quoted “at 315 to | 4 ALGOE R bl 170 8 g0 - continent: S R e that promiscs to give u greter varlety to | Ponk—Megs, -per Dbl £20.2502035; lard, | shouldors, 810.60; longs and ribs, #11:35; ot 32 170 16..000.12¢ 180 There is one thing that country shippers Aeokanding March 20.. :h(.‘»‘.\‘!lllll“fl', {\\x:ul.t-\'.t‘m‘)lln(:'ur manufac- | por 100, he #10.400 15 45; short rib sides L A L L O e New York Money Market. 20! 4700 19001220 485 | should remember, and that is thit butter is Week ending Mareh 11 turo of uny importance In'the swute. will be | o080k, 0 A O dharLelons sitlos (oanody | b corn, 44,000 Du.: onts, 54,000 bu, Youk, May 18 -MONEY OS CALL— | L aded much more closely than it was dur- Week ending 5 ZEPLGALD 0t s & i b SHipMENTS -Flour, 4,000 bbis.; wheat, 2,000 | Nominally 8 per cént. _MixeD. ing the winter. When butter is us scarce as Week ending Febr T'he manufacturers have also striven to i corn, 42,000 Dut onts, 3,000 bu.; rye, | PRIME MERCANTILE PAVER 628 por cont. 1118 405 .. 425 | jiwas during the winter months, most anys W""t vum K ¥ shraar ;x, ;\\;(I\III o nl‘v:';: dulw.ly:\uu:nluf ”L yu.lu S expo- 1,000 bu.; barley, 1,000 bu. 3 .\rr:lu,l:;‘:: hh[\){nux;fifl~:y;u; s L”'x:"" ’ml 41 4 ;“ thing would sell for good to choice, and the eek endini Junuir : on and they believe that they have suc- e Jusiness i bi bills o 448515 for EARL trade had to take itor go without! At this Week ending Junuary 21 rded in introducing new feature: 5e; lard “A Hausus .1ty alarkets, sixty duys und 34,8544 80 for demand, 3 26 683 ' bocomot 4 onty Weakauging Jununry 1e SnkethaRaEhIbItCS RS Inll,:!:‘s‘\\ing 1o | S "rln'x“»fixr-‘m wer LAY L0 i S D i | CETTET PR R DA T Couh e o SRR R A FARNOE those who saw the one last year. ments for tiay and casy; No. 2 havd, 65466 2 red, | aull. 1 2 - ot noicasntto — Bloneilas oL G5 Tlie elosing quotations on hor ; 2 045 butter wmeans choice butter and not poor AS DUN 8 Y A large proportion of the manufaciurers | CORN—We nd lower; No. 2 mixed, 86 ORI = 1. 1 900 buttes were at the Coliscum building yesterday SRR ). 2 white u3sc. 0:8, 48 coup.s 1o |5t 4 A 70 Jowa farmors are begiumng to find the: Omahw's Bustness and Drospects Compnred | MATKIng off their space and getting ready to IR (Ol “No. 2 wixed, 205@a0e; | S ek 'St 4. 03 40000 ,owa turmors aro bogluning o fnd. thols ana Critloiz commensopRea)Ions on Mondiykand fromi Gorn bu : Faas—12¢ T e T 16,0001 Towa are sent to the Atlantic coast durin Mr. W. H. Roberson, local manager of R. | work will be comploted, the Coliseum build. i ’ Buregr_Unchanged; creamery, - 20026¢; Jutta 1 1 i Ausunals sl the summer and are in wuch greater deman G. Dun & Co., speaking of trade in Omaha | ing will be about the liveliost place it the e . X S—Wheat, 4,000 bu; corn, 1,000 | Tonn. now etis. .. 101 8 G 20111060 vianiiho eaatorh proguot. aindaduilla and Nebraska says: city. The lumber for the booths is being | On 'l"'l‘-wulm-l wnge toduy !lln' .'1"‘1'” 10 ‘Yono. nuw sok 35 “f 10, 959 'M\‘ “‘ |‘||| I‘V'ill Sk S ;"1‘:\ ELI?;II)LL ‘v;:":.: s it g R e 50 i v o 5 weak; ereimery, 20523 205 duiry, —~Whe: 000 L c mnada Southern 1 5 926 ave deemed ‘tica Jossible Bisdgr prodnyacl sunsino hayeistim: h‘"ll..‘fi(‘\f:.:"},;"Q"'{,'J{.',L, PRAI A B i, dull, stretly fresh, Lo, Rikaig=iVlioat, 18,000 -bu; - oorn, 31,0001 conlrel FasIOH 18700 807 12 900 western eggs should be placed before them aluted retuil trade quite a good deal, but the | il AT 71160 in better condition than those of their own week has been dull. Even grocers complain | * Stveral of the manufactaiors out in the | . . New York Markets. Cotton Market. dadusanion fon. A well known dealer explufiis the thut sules are not up tothe average on uc- | state who will take part in the exposition | NEW YORK, Muy 13 ouR—Reecipts, 19,- | Ngw ORLEANS, L., Quict and 1.001100 cause for this us follows ho Towa ozg is R R T lp nertne oy rant o 400 ksl foxports, 3i b1s., 10,014 sucks; 16iy; R0 Indddiing A 800 g2 firmer and strouger and s i much 1ore ! $9uBL of Sory recelpa of strawborries and | huye bosils looking ho r f PR iR S e R R R A ORI fhoarlinnds g 1..01:1050 solid product than that of the east.” / Ahaze: ¥ i Lasic Vot reco! T et 5 oW ¢ 9 0 . Bfiracn vegotable e ey The Thomson-Houston Llectric 00NN MEAL—=Dull, stenay; yellow western, Lt T mal ur. froke) BT i fenn, 0ld 0 Do gag From present appearances there will be a g ‘tAwmong commission men complaint is | company is putting in the lights and-| $2.6562.75, ynstwise, 3,110 ’. 2 ‘1215 potato famine in Cahifornin this year, or, in Jieard not only as to the quality and quantity | pow and will also have an eleetric cooking RyE-Quict, firm; western, 64@6 2 32,025 biled, : 12 any event, high prices will rule, even if a Uf the strawberry supply, but also on ac- | apparatus that is expected to prove an iuter- | o BARLEY MALT-Steady, quiet; western, 607 utires Git wnd " stoudys sulos, 20,500 4 21 lullsu):pl;‘_mnl! vined fro .yy.u{.m 4.ufirt§ru, ) count of the situation in conneetion with Cal- | esting feature. o T WiEAT—Recolpts, 40,600 bu.; exports, 142,- | paiesi iy oid: Tune, 478107 52 Jly, Boston Bte okl i ions: a California paper. Stocks ere lighter ifornin oranges. Tho orange growers under- | Congressman Bryan has been invited 10 | 500 biug snles, 3:320,000 b, futurot 2,000 b | 5 i0: ikt 373367441 Septonbor, 8450 | osrow, Muss, My 18, Call louns, 5561 o huve boeg befose for many WRGE, %00k by & combination to sustawn prices and | Lolrgacnton the opening nlchy, and ass spot.,, Bpotmurket dull. lower, closing uteudy Decembor, §7.6047 61 D1 por_conti time Toans, 6@7 por cont. Olosing | HEIFERS, and the advance in value hus brought in N & 8 Sceretary of Agriculture Morton and Ma, No. 2 red, in store and eleviitor, 78%@79¢ —— i held back their fruit when it was inde- mand, The result has been unsatisfactory Bemis i getting the exposition started out | afloat, 0. b, 79h@S0! in the proper manner, northtun, 831, " Optionls opened stron quottions on stocks, bonds wnd miningsharsst | 29 .; 80 10...... 866 4 00 shipments from the east as far back as Wis. 1 Ateh. 1 & 90 consin. Thereare few dealers here who can 1 corponl Markets. h v loctrie, et h 1 B3l Livervoor, Muy 18, -\Wnear—Firm; o > proforrod . 4 CALYES, relate another instance of the kind, although 10 them, and has kept good fruit out of the B |‘"'vm'»' A% ion Hrg hl:“fr-_-nl- forclen | yind mod + \oldors offor sparingly; No. | Aoe e | Wisconsin entrai.: N 300 Wrpviyy ST ) for years past Utah and Nevada have been 4 market. 1t is belicved that Wushington CONTEST THE TITLE. W e Wost, wen ke Jute cnines renorcs of | Lualifornia, 63 20@6s 3d per centul; No. 2 red | Bay state Bis| Atchivon 2ds LK 400 L. 220 400 | drawn upon to helpoutattimes. The ship- i navels will be received in large numbers financial trouble in Wall street and I Xn10r 08 1g, e e (e Honton & Atwany. 1, 31 [xow Wiiana #.r 1 4.5 its roferod 10 came o hand'sfuom) | next week. Another Step In the American Water Works | 1zing, closed hewvy at 40 %e under y A e I T R COR T e S PR AR peral Kloetrie b8 87 BULLS, 2 ubacea. and as high = as §2.10 was | In wholesale circles trade is good gener- Compiny Litigation, Trading fairly active; rod, Jun "BrEr—Extra Indin mess, 685 04 per tierce do preferred ... n. Contonl 18, 86 1 2 60 1......1860 paid for choice lots, They were all ally speaking, though some lines find orders A new phuse of the American Water | 74 AR Aukust, B2ies Septenibor Potti—Prims mess, western fine, 1005 perbbl, | 3 B & @ | Mloues Jining <o, f 210 0 o of the Burbank variety. Another carload is ; Dobotter thina vear ugo, Tho willinery | wore Compuny controversy was turned to. | Uik; whlvs, - SH0000 b, tutires. 94000 by | LABD--Erime wentdrn, Bs por cit Kitetivury nii. tlantle .o 1 2E0 100270 expected 10 arrive and @ higher rate 1s bid BAvALIAR e B8 Declal v AT eLed by U1 L o orhiort hariors wess ||| BROEBpats alrly astiveiontexudet ansoungi|| - tAL@N=FiRE Anoricin B350 per ot Bostons .. 1 et 500 10001520 for them. From all accounts this will be a Rk eta, b Gaps Navo dled notod the. anil | Dlod in Upited Statos aure conteating h B2t hont, Optlot dul, 1atses Milwauhes slarusts K e 0 Ao e it B ] . e ils o the e o ed States coart contesting the @wh23e aftont. Options dull, 4@5e, w ‘ v iy & . K s 0 2 705 i¢ crop will amount to over on ©ffects of the deluyed spring. title to the lots upon which the settling | deciined, owing to wonkness fn' wheit and ll;‘l‘;,‘-;;‘ Wise Moy, 30, -WaRAT-Flrm; | QU COIGY.s iresces IR ARTRRKUD . coer trns 815 1..5..:1950 of thut which is usually raised. The pro- “Collections are only faiv. One or two | yigingur Florence are located, JAHtRE westiluy, cloding D0Me: Juno, 80o; | Sioin=Ruets No.'8, 4e, Rubbor . L [oscuon 525 longed rains interfered with the planting poune my!‘hl"t lh"xlm! ll““g' “"1‘ uneask- | oo potitioner is . Hyde Rust, recelver | - UATS—fecolpts, 1,600 bu.i sxborts, 1900 | o9 Te—-GQuiol; No. 2’ white, 85%4@86c; No. 3, | PAR 2 tuss[danta v Cinp 280 10 1208 075, | A0S dld.novbenshishoicop pub R eI h mess caused by eastern failures is appre- o S ey ) S sales, 15,000" FieD DR 8435 , g g DPpS 38 B... ..1,20 5 | the year. ciably effecting colloctions throughout the | of the American Water Works.company. and | S 38 1000, i futures, 28,000, bu spot. | Sy —6ic. ren | PARAASK STOCKEIS AND PREDERS, The egg case problem appears to be a dif- BEIBNT 1 | the defendunts wre C. B Venner, Frederick By, 85531 spots No. 2 white, 4115 | Kys=61 2... 820 B 9. 793 86 0 OKE 0ako NEOD\OI ADPEATE 10.u0 4 Ay he bank failures in New York state, in 2 Chlcago, 87¢; No, 8, 3 N, H. Mills ana Delos A, Chap; Iv is " 3 e ficult matter to arrange to the 8555 No. 3 Minneapolis Wheat Market, ] H i satisfaction 1 WYOMING CATTL] Chicago, Indianapolis and elsowhere are cre- . k DS irs i ooy Ui [T ; 20 o8 X L A * of both parties, the commission men and the alleged by Mr. Rust that in 151 Mr, V. AT I d MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 13.—Market feat- SAN 1ita . Cal, May 13, official y. Pr ship| At the present time egg cases are ating, io wy judgment, unjustifiable alarm | ®EREEE Y S {\ gl o epagh [Eis e sildae, - LT UdE LED s and very weak and draining tod; closing quotations 10f wining stocks today | 1 cow ... ... 500 ¢3 28 | SO0 the countiy o, any one ordem ] . throughout the country. Nothing is so sc acting for the Amoricun Water Works com- | o 04X, touipiel Brmy shipping ‘(s strong, No. 1 northern sold, 69@ | were as follows: 10 0ORABFR. 2 oo eessearreaisas 3,068 "4 10 | fo ¥ etom. i one honse will not furnishithns tive as capital, and o little flurry | pu purcfiased some lots i Florence, Hoprs=Dull, wteady: . siute,. common to ipts, 189 cars. Closed onJuly, 7005 | Ay —TeT 6eows ... e el o AR .-'-'.5.-smu\ srtain shipper 0 n-uv.hu’l!“hloul:a among the speculators on Wall street makes | to be used for a site for reservoirs 18042 Pacific coust, 180211 September, 72 Ontruek: No. Lhard, 713 Beleher........00.000 13 | Mono. Hoas—There has been plenty of activity fn | CH8ES 10 4 el i h hox i N vitra conservative men eautious from one ¢ P ‘ Quiet, visy : wet sulted, Now Orleans | N0 1 northern, 693et No. 2 northern, 675¢. Best & HBoleher. ... 140 |Ophir Whe hog market. Prices advaneed sharply on | Will. Lvery commission house has a large end of the country to the ther. Tomy | 804 = seltling bisins, 'The lots were 00 4D 10,60 Tihe s Aviei0: iaxne her Hodie Consolidated 25 |Potosi.. Mondiy an Tuesday ruily but sinee then | amount of money tied up in egg cases and as 1 ind there is nothin 1 it b he | purchased for &3,675, and the deea to. 60 1bs.. HiL7e; Bu Ar: Collee Mariket, BUlWer....o. vooeers 20 |BaAvase with liberal supplies and weakness in the pro- | the life of an egg case subject, to the rough 1 miny © is nothing alurming about the i A P N e 120505 Toxun dry, 50 to 35 108 s NEW Yons, May 13.—-Options firm, 6 to20 | Cholar:. .7 "1 115 [Slerra Novada b viston trade there has been a rupld and steady | handling of express compauies and freight ] failures that e occurred, A little | was made out to . H. Mills ] 4 ) 3 points up, closed birely stendy, 10 to 20 p Coow'd Cal 125 |Unlon Consoliduted 118 | decline of fully “that much, the week's | Jiies is short, there is a constans veflection will corvinee almost any | with the understanding and provision in the | “Phivisions—Cut ats, Diuctive, firm | GD: suies: 9,000 bages fetuding: Juno, do. o O o o |V ineket... . o | closing prices Delug substantially the sume | Gitoo for new' cases. But this is bok thoughtful person that theso bank- | qeed that the property should be deeded by | piekled belilos, 12 Iba.ut 12¢; pickled shoul- | July, $15:05@15.15; Auzust, £15:15; Neptom: | Gty Nororass. . 55 |°° 9 ax for Mo proceding waek. 3he guality . rupteies are mercly clearing storms. In %, $0.1215009,75: middles firn; short clear, | ber, #14.550414.95 H14.90. = Degomber, $14 stean | Spot Rio, quiet, firmg!No. 7, $10.1245¢10! cos, Lt — can Water Works com- | §11 coming on soon after be- — of the offeeings i mproving right along, and | the worst feature of the question, Coms - from present indleations falr suppties secm to | mission men do not complain at the boo! " vhel pople " o Mills to the Amel e Freal tihte Duiafios o it B New York Minlug Quotations. be wvadluble for some thie to come, although | amount of money tied up or of the wearing over real estate speculations & great ma pany. But troubl 45, Lurd, quiet, | at $10.60; s S ‘The . veen Mr. Venner o 5 X od it §10.50 Cluclunaph Murkets. New Y iy 18.—T) . - thore is no prospeet of materially’ enlaged | out of the cases. The great cause for dis RESRIUA o mon the Batuel Lends liween Mr. Venner, aud.oiher ateckholders, r l«'l:v:wl at CINCINNATI, O, May A8.—WiEgAT rlmnflu\.‘:;mhfl‘:yq l:i. :.:“’uf&“ L"Llf-‘éfi“.. 'J&Z marketing In the: neur future; in tuct, Judglng | gypigfaction lies in mg fact that country of a man who has acquired a fo it is alleged in the petition that Mr, Venner asy; old mess, $20,75; new | 2red, 700, e New York boare from reports coming n " from - varfous | G EIREOR SO0 b g SRR 1o renlide gage in banking is well kunown, prevailed upon Mr. Mills to deed the lots to | mess, $21.50 W prine, nominal, i Conx—Qulet; mixed, 46¢ b s parts of the country, tho fatality among | SHIPPErS, A8 a rule, ppear { e ot et companics, investment com- | M0 NPOR;Raks 9 d the lots to | M R s doniand: wastam datry, | Oa%s—Slaadss Na IS0 3855 Grown Point 70 TPl mionta Biies during. e fite coid, wet apring will b | Uhat ey casos costmoney and that the man 1 panies and similar corporations is in Delos A. Chappell, in whow the u_llu now ap- western wory, 20@w20'3c; wes- WHISKY—Qulct at #1148, 2;01 .::L:“rl‘_:;v serlously felt in the summer and full supply | sending them out into the country atthe cident to the banking spirit which | pears on the county rocords, This transac- actory, 20%20c; Elgins, 25028 | y e Deagwoud .. Tima orwarkeublo ogs i wtringoncy n "0 | roquest of a shipper hus a right (o expect ¢ sE-—Qulet; skin 0 g I 3 0 o oney marke uve controls men of means everywhere. Couse- | tion was not discovered, it is | GHEESE—Qulet; part skinis, (now hdelpbindireio Markek | o ! cUey L0 | them back again, o Hale & Noreros Yellow Jacke d 1 3 z iberul ly; receipts. 9.8 ) : § trict operations of packers for some tinie, 4 fllll:’lu:':)l":l':fi“.\":‘:l:“::f '."{tfi.“:"?lfl‘i‘u'w’“d‘ "l‘u held in the petition, until February, e -L’?..,':',EJ:T 15 e, 17004 g::‘.'s."t::x, h\l‘l"{nl, Wans [Giex i ver: 20 l"rll.duy‘mil( ‘."(“',"‘Y:l"l_‘ X fi::'!"‘h.:.-::'lyuju Mist of m’tm I“‘;"‘"{:’;‘ H"fif:;"’,":,""l‘,’,‘"']“"”" ihat e bield real ostate ke were ed by the ); s v i ash and Ma . 2 mixed, 50@5( do preferre - t o | RN A Ak OFF 02808 WAN 3 Organization of & great many Lrust com- 1593, and the receiver is now anxious y, No. 1ixe @, » roperty and that A LLow--Scarce, strong; clty 82 per pki. T8 Futures anged; ) e enough 1o glve ull buyors u 10 | the man who would pay the most for the B O an gRbuat \BALY. trust 0~ 10 got tho title to the mroporty transferred | rta b ouree: Stronk; clty 8 per phig) | OdmsZbutures dull”and unchunged; No. 2 huiwer Bl et few CBuyers Cwero fton | e N ave tho chues YR ILieTEAR I:-mk- were organized all over the | 1o the American Water Works compuny for |~ GorroNseED OiL—Quiet, irm; crude, 48 bid; St. Louls Minlag Quotation quality, paying little uttentlon to welght "The | 4L0n sent out to him by a certain firm on res country also, many of them with large | the reason that ChaBpell hus threateued to | yellow, ble bid, New York Dry Goous Market. popular price for falr to good hogs of all } : ) ; YR o ) S1. Louts, Mo, May 18.-The following ure | Weighis 7,80, with £00d 10 cholee med quest and on promise that the camital. The' trust companies, controlled | bring suit agaiust the comprny for posses. | ) ETROLEUNM-Qu erude in bbls. NEW YORK, May 13— Businoss welghts was ) good 10 cholee mediuin firm sending I Quich, | 350, - ) dry g00ds | the closing inining quotatio and heavy hogs selling fr Up to #8740, | them should have the eggs. Kl took too much chance in making loans and | serious complication, for the large settling | #5.15; Philidelphin and Baltimore tn bulk, | {mportant chango or teident. Am. Netlio. .4l .4 |Hope. packing grades wt fram - that down 1o | gpenly, but 4 great many of them conducy have suffered the uatural consequence. | basins are located on these lots aud they are | #20562.70; United, closed ut bse i Hipeistlio., 4,15 @30 |ig0:- o 0 4720 A very weuk foellng doveloped along | (heir business on that principle apoavently, Foreclosed real estate represents & very | apsolutely necessary to the company in the | BOSIN-Quict steady; strained, common to Baltimore Grain Market. N ope | o Do deching Trom the eurly mare | 1 bappens very frequently that & commise 9 large sum of Woney among Lrust companies. | operation of the plant. B I T nicadyas 14 BALTIORK, Md, Muy 13— WueATWeuk; bid. - ; B M b butk of the trading. wis it from | sion firm is requested to send a certain nums The dull market for this commodity has ‘The petitioner states that as the represen Dull sy domestic: fale 1o extra, 8@ | N0 2 red, spot and une, 7743677 %e Finunclul Note $7.25 10 #7.85, the siwme as on Friday. und as | ber of cases to a shipper and after waiting & caused themdistress for want of cash and the | tative of the company he stands ready at pan, 44@ixe. d Coun ~y i mixed, spot wnd May 49%c, New ORrLeans, La, May 13.-Olearings, | compared with #7.80 to #7.85 one week ugo. | reasonable length of time for the egg weaker ones are goiug to the wall and mast | any moment to pay t Mr. Chappell the pur- sk New OFleans, open kettle, good to | VAT No. 2 white western, 42¢, #1,758 450, Ropresentative sales: writes only to learn that some one offered 1 inevitably go unless there is a change | chuse price of the lots with interest from s @ady, quiet, 30adse, * s—am— — KANsas Crry, Mo, May 13.-Clearings, | No. No. ? L more for them and wus allowed not onl in the conditions. Boom times brought to | the time of purchase, if it should be ascer- Al It qulet steady ; fulr refining, 8% STOCKS AND BONDS, .5 3 [ (33 B0 #7 80 | 15 take the eggs but the cascs us well. the banking business of the country a new | talued that Mr. Veunor hus notalready been | ST TELOM, St fotlued, qulot el | X Paus, May 18.-Three per cent rentos, 96¢ | 1. 19288 00 730 | does no good for the commission man 1o pros and less conservative elenient thun has ever | paid for the lots. . O g SO gl Ay Dadh MI60: | Neeurities Ware Extremely Wewk During | b2c fur tho account. T o 63 120 730 | testasthe cascsare goue and the country been there before. Old. tried bankers hay 1t is also alleged in tie petition that Mr. | b 3-16a@5%¢: cut loaf, 5%@3 15-160; ¢rushed | _the Greater Fers ol the Sessi i, Bavrivoue, Md, May 18.-Clearlngs, $2.461,- | 1 69 R0 7 30 | shipper will not pay for them. It frequently kept their heads snd conducted their business | Venuner mutilated and destioyed the original | 53@5 16-16¢; powdered, 5 15-1000 4e; granu. New York, May 13.-The stock market | 620; balances, $375,691. Money, 6 per cent. 47 67....244 260 7 30 | happens that u shipper after selling a flvin's aloug proper lines, und their business is | deed from Mr. Lantry to Mr. Mills in_order | lated, 5 5-16@5%¢; cubes, 5 11-16wn e, was extrenoly weak during the greater part | '4""."”*- luy 13.Amount “'1 bullion ko 70, 12 00 7 80 ez cases will not ship any wore to that firm :glld. Bah the, I\\:llmlwun; of finauco, 88 | 1o covor up the proviaion contained in the 1048 MoN—Steudy, qulet; Awmerican, $12.75@ | of the seasion. Ruwmors of neavy gold exports [ 419 O Bank of Euglund on bulunce toduy, | 78 88428 80780 | for fear that who firm- wrill bold buck tfwu“ oy are cal . have plung uto the eed, makiug 1t necessary on the part of Mr. P & ~ duriug the coming week, dispatches that the — - e 6 v woney w pay for the cases, Thus the col financial world with socalled pro: | Mills to.deed the probersy 10 the Americas | | orbenz-Quictaud weak lake,810.85@11.00. | SUTME the Cor crops wis mure discouraging | ofagTor palass, Mey 18, -Olearipge W16, | 8. g3.%48 b0 780 | wmission wan uot only losés his cases buy gressive methods und the country iy l Water Works company. "IN Steady; Straits, $19.60 bid, 820 asked l than ever uud the buak failures out west, all | per”cent. ~ Exchatige on Now York, at pur. | 63 .. 120 780 | shipper at the sawe time.