Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 17, 1893, Page 6

Feeling in Wheat Was a Little Tame at the Opening. LATER SHORTS BECAME ACTIVE BUYERS In Corn There Appesred to 1o an Inclina- tion on the Fart of Some of the Shipping Firms to Brenk Frices. ©nicaco, M1, May 16.~Thers seemad lcss anxlety regarding the financial outlook on ‘ehange here today and the weather was not a1l that could be wished for the growth of the wheat plant. The rise was sufficient to more than overcome the offects of the stormy weather in England and France. July wheat I8 %c higher than last night, Corn was fir and closed at ¢ Improvement. Rye for July delivery took & jump of 2%4cabu. Nobody would sell any to & few anxfous shorts, who thought they must have it. Provisions ruled strong and closed witha gain of 56¢ for pork, 2244 for lurd and 174e for ribs. The feeling in wheat was a littlo tame at the start, Influenced by the lover English cabl and Australlan failures, but at New York the raflway stocks were higher and the market here no doubt was a short one, considerablo wheat having been sold recently on the bellet that the financial troubles would carry prices down still further. With signs of a strength ening market, these sellers were disposed to cover, and there was a good deal of buying on the part of shorts. The higher Berlin market was o strengthening feature. The opening was about the same as yesterday's closing to whade hetter, th o woale, and pri declined fre . LUt soon grew stronger und pri dvanced with slight fluctuations 1, ady, and the closing was about at the top. Corn, at thestart was steady, first trades Being ut yesterday's closing pri but (here wopeared 10 o an inelination on the part of some of the shipping coneerns to break prices, Difarings therensng i the day advanced, the price golng he offerings were quite Teadily taken by come of the larger commis- slon houses having castern_cofincetions, and the price soon railicd, ng the carly deelines and closed with a slight gain for the diy. A good ensh demnund was sald 0 exist and the report of 400,000 bu. heing worked off helped 1o sustain the advan Onts began with an casy feellng in early prices, declining fror of the the strength from e to e and about the top pric e for the diy. With the recelpts of live hogs only a molety of what was anticipated, provisions opened excited and strong ata fair advance, which continied to MProve on two prominent oper- ators buying pork. They had to bid the mar- Ket up by reason of an absence of disposition 0 ol The yohume of trading was cons quently light. Lard and short ribs ady in synipathy. The rushing in of w fow sl cover ndded to the strength, but the moderate reaction at the elose. Th a falling off in the demand for shipn. domestle necont owing o tne i i 110 the export trade was almost in Wheat, rs: hogs, s and the close wi s with w gain of from e to 24.000 The 1o 2674 20 70 207 10 90 102 ‘1067 { 1050 |10 18" 02 11090 | 1020 Cash quotations were as follows: Froun—Firm, without uny special change: winter patents, $3.50@3.50; wintor straights, £3.0003.80; spring patents, §8.7504.25: spring ntents stralght, $2.75@3.20; bukers', §2.25@ .50, Witear=No. 2 spring, 78'5¢; 1. 0. b, 6C No. 2 red, 731sc. No. 8 cush, 413c; llow, 43c. No. 8 spring, . 3 lard, per ; short ribs, sides (loose), ulted shoulders (b car sides (hoxed), sKy—Distillers’ finlshed goods, per gal., Sugans—Unchanged; cat loaf, 6c; lated, 5 4-6¢; standard The follow ments for tod; granu- ipts and ship- On the Produce exchan market wins weakes L 18723¢ 16@21c. Fggs, casier; strictly frosh, 136 New York Markets, Niw Youk, May 16,1 471 pkgs.: exporis, 7,506 bl sales, 8,900 pkis: ‘murket dull, cusy Cox MEAL-Dull,”steady; yellow : toduy the western, , quiet; western, 64@69'5¢e, AL S ~Rece(pts, 26,720-by L3 sales, 2,950,000 bu, arkot firmer, fuirly 2instore and elevato Da@B0C; N ed ut c , raing and tho Uni lom, together selling for foreign accouit and loe advanced 5@He on western buyin on wealker lnte cables, and closed firm 1 403 > 2 rod, July, 50 1-16@s1 8-104 ust, 5114 rance with fair 1 realizing, fell @iy vering yesterduy; No. S cloxing” B03c; September, mber, 8600 300 bu.; exports, 90,540 60,000 bu. of futures wnd 480,000 Spots, firni but searce and dull; in elevator, 53¢ aflont. Optlons nd very quiet; eables firm und un- th receipts small. The closo shows 0 0f 1y@ye; May, S1ie; June, August, blc; \ber, 61, elpts, 180, 145,000 bu. ul Spots dulland wea rate export trade. Options dull but firmer; Muy, BOYc; June, 85%c; July, 85ic; No. 2 White, 41ic; No, g0, 864¢; No. 3, 850; No, 8 white, 4015c; mixed western, S6@88 50, weostern, 4047 HAY -Firni; Hopa—Firni but guict. eusy; 5 to 60 1 selacte 60 1bx dry, 20 to 80 1bs,, 12 Ing baiasc, i iy, 50y y, 500 OATs— K bu.; sales, bu. of spot. wet sulted, New cnos’ Ayres i Texas dry, 20 to 25 fet; domestic fle QBOVImERR - Ut wneats, e guie; ors, 500803 plekled Qlan: oe, Brar 1 y cleded, 11, 4; options, 10.95; fuly clu closed 111,40 mess, §21, Buren Siles, d$11.15) Pork, quiet, Hew niess, §22, fane: steady; western ere ¥, hquu{«- CHEERE - Fuir demand; ubout steady, EGas-Quict, weak receipts, 10,660 pkgs; westorn frosh, 145G 1430, e Light supply, strong; city, #2 per e hid, ONHEED O1 o1c. he market was dull - le sule huving been reported spot sules, i Juue op- e u 'oll, sules, reamery, Quiet, easy; crude, 47@ none, 2445 ROSIN-—Dull, cusy. TURPENTINE - Dull; flim at 51G8145c. Rice—Dull, easy; falr 0 extra, 8@bize; Jl“nn.-l' k" OLAsES—Now Orleans, open kottle, good to cholee, quiot and steady. BuGal- - Kaw, easler, quiet; falr r contrifugals, 96 test, 4ci sule contrifugnls, 90 test, utde, ¢, i umnd*. P1aTnos—Steady, quiet; Auerican, $12.76@ 15.50. % CorrEr-—Eusy: Lean-—Duil; dow 14, Tin—Closed firm; Stralts, #19.70 bid, $19.90 asked l.l‘u‘oluludy und quiet. Spelter, dull K bugs ned quiet, Wool Murk: “Il?:fliAuuKuu. P ll‘y“' Qulet; Mon- werritorial, ) BOsTON, Muss., fiq l&—’l‘lun 18 no chunge in the wool sma . inally !; mfl XX and 80@81c for and above; Michigan X ut 26@26c, No.1 combing wool at 83@3bc, Ohlo fine defaine av 81 . and Michigan fine delaine at 30c. Territory and Oregon wools are in n fair demand on & basis of ba@bse tor fine, H3@bdc_for fine medium and 47@50c for medium, Texas and Cali- fornin wools, auior, Pulled wools are quiet With sales of Aand B supers at 20800, Aus- tralian wools stendy, firm. Forelgn earpet wools, quiet, fien. Omaha Froduce Market, The trude In produce was hot overly active, and the scurcity of hereies and green vege- tables made it & 1ittle quiet around the frait houses. The markets did not show much change. Fges wore a little weaker, Butter s slow and there §s very Tttle dowand for coun try roll on the partof the loeal retail trade. Ak 5001 a8 the recefpts are lurge enough to ad- it of paekers commencing baying there will be most likely & more active market and prices will be better established. FRUITS, Arries Choice stook, #3.75@4.00 per hbi, ETRAWNERRIES—Choice shipping stock, $3.50 per 24-qt. case 5 LEMONS-“Choice, $4.2584.50; fancy, $4.750 A8-Per bunch, including crates and 2.00@2.50, ks - Per doz., #2.000.2.25, ars - Newcastle ' California sceditngs, 2.60; Neweastle Mediterranes 1, $2.50. Calitornin mountaln oranges, $2.25@2.50; Washington navels, cholce, $4; Washington navels large _sizes. #3.5028.75; Riverside soodlings i Redlands, $2.75; Redlands, 128 size, $2.50. DUTTER, EGGS, GAME, POULTRY, king stock, 11@12¢; 1, 126140, 2 arkot, 12 hens, 9ei mixed coops, 7@ zeese and ducks, S@9c TARLES, PEAS—Per 14-bu. box, £1.001.10, BEANS nv, $2.20@2.80; fair to 8e; ola roosters, bt comnion mAGE=Per Lb., 8, Per crate, #3, per doz., $1.60, bu. box, #1.00@1.10. ANS- P bu. box, #1. Per bhl., §2.50, S -Uolorado Stock, § 10@1.20; Wis- bunks, $1; west, o ol n Nebraska, $1. os. 1,25, nehes, 75¢. doz. bunclies, 75¢ 15 5. ¥ ¥ er bbl,¢ ; Callforuin, ver 1., 3'sc. Musiiiooms -Per murket husket, $1. WATER CRESS—Per 16-gt. box, $1.75, b MISC! HAY-The market on good upl 5 @7,76 in car Iots. i Ll i EAL- Choleo ind s we: i Chiotee and small fat, 7@8e; New York Dry Goods Market. NEW York, May 16.—Western mails wand the weather rain dry goods market was thi of extreme quict, An auction sale also of 10,000 pleces of forelen woolens diverted many buyers from the gencral market. This sale was only nod- erately attended, however, and the goods sold very low. The offerings were composed. of KIeiL Nariety of styles in plece lots ind seemod wexceite very little Interest. Nothing unfa- yorable to the market 15 1o be inferred from the sale. goods were evidently not wanted by clothiers for some enuse in In the goods or the character of the sale. Nothing transpired in ‘trade worthy of noto. Jobbers reported a fair business, with ship- ments impeded, but there was ttle doing in any way nt first hands. The situation s & alting one und there s nothing to be done perbu. large being the aspect of the St. Louls Murkets. ST, Louts, Mo, May 16.—FLovrR-Un- l‘h-»ln‘; %ic ahove yesterday; No.2 ady, 70¢; May, 70%¢; July, 725@ N--Sold_up e on weathoer news; No 2, cish, 4014@400 J‘”K' 41,4114 b, 8i3e: Tuly, 2814c. with good job- . standard mess, $21,25; Bicon, packed shoulders, sugar cured, 18@14c, Four, 8,000 bbls.: wheat, 8,000 , 85,000 bu.; oats, 28,000 bu.; rye, g 10,000 hbls. corn, 17,000 bu.; oats, 23,000 bu. ley, none, Strong, higho wheat, none; ryc and bar- Lower; choice cre: el 21@32¢; cholce dairy, 190 20¢. AR Liverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, Miy 16.— WHEAT- ; de- mand. moderate;” holdors, Ofer ‘.S.‘(‘.i?r‘.;w‘?f; No. 1 Californis, s 1%3d@! 2t3d per cental; .f\u.'fll red \\hn.n]» 5s. ‘llbl; . Receipts of wheat or the past three days we 67,00 cel including 20,000 Amegiean, © 01000 Centils, ConrN—Quiet; rmand moderate. western, 48 24d. Receipts of Awmerl for the pust three diys 53.300 centals, Lanrp—Prime western, 525 6d perew fine American, 30s per anadian, bs 5isd per cental, 2 turday 'and the following Monday Will be observed as Whitsuntide holidays in the grain and provision market here, mixed an Kansas City Markets, 'y, Mo., May 16. 71@71%c; No. 2 red, 74@75: 2 mixed, 35@36i5c 0. 2 mixed, 28145@24 3232 e TER-Wenk i dairy, 16@19c, Dull and unsettled at 111 13- Wheat, 41,000 bu, < none. Wheat. 14,000 bu 000 b declining; creamery, orn, 3,000 corn, 7,000 Cotton Mark NEW ORLEA La, middling, 7ie: low zood ordinary, 6%e¢. 41875 exports to Gre Lu‘l‘ s, Kood August, $7.39@ i October, 87,476 08; December, $7. - Options opened ba ) points up, closed firm, 20,750 bags, Including: June, $15.46@15,65 $15.10%15.15 " October, 0G0 16,00, F16.874,@16,50. cptember, ¥15.00@15.¢ Dec Bpot Rio steudy, quiet: No. 7, Milwaa UKEE, Wi No'2, 70¢, Steady; No. 3. -Steady Bd@34 5. MLy July, 7 Con OATs 8 white Bai RY PROVISIONS—F May 16.—~WHEAT—Firm; L9@43¢, white, 8513@36¢; No. rmer; pork, $20.90, Minneapolis Whoat Murket, MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, May 16,—Ver business todiy, but the narket wis whas cash stronger: No. 1 northern, 67G080: No- s vorihern, G607, Recelpts, 99 cars. ' Clode: i‘vmyi. l.{ulyi ‘1,0.,'." ?‘upl:‘lllln 'y T24%¢; on ruck, No. 1 hutd, No. 1 nortlicrn, 683c: No. 2 northern, 68150, IER: Dokgoi Cl nth Markets, CINCINNATE, O, May 16.~WigAT—Firm; No, o Cher y Firm; No. Conx—Strong; No. 2 mixed, 45, rmer; | 34084 WHISKY-—-Steady, lower at $1.19, Baltimore Grain Market ALTivORE, Md., May 16.—W 2'ved, spot and May. 705676 %0, Corn—Mixed uul and May, 48485 ¢ T8 Quiet; 2, white wester STOCKS AND BONDS, Lower Prices Were Touched Generally Enrly m the Day, NEW YORK, May 16.~The stock market extremely erratic in 1ts course e duy and as a result lower touched, but the declines were less important than of late. The fresh business troubles on this side and the failure of the City of Mel- bourne bunk In Australia were uscd to de- press the list, but the bears failed to dislodge any conslderable smount of long stock ana pt rallies occurred after euch attack. he fact that no troubles developed on the Stock exchange inspired the bears with cour- age and they gave the market much better support 3 The shipment of gold by toworrow's ste. ers will be §1,600,000, waich is a blllfl‘ll'l‘“:‘l:‘l‘ll than expected. Moffey continues extremoly yivsy,on cull and dais by w decided effeet, s the brokers are more willing 0 wake mars ginal wccounts. During the afternoon there wus good buylug right through the list wnd prices wade a steudy wdvance. The bel that the uffuirs of the National Corduge co piany uro in Better siape thin had Doon looked or fn view of the ruliors recent); circulated, aud that the Distilling and: Hlltlelu»dlni company was succoeding in geuting out of it troubles; helped along the upward wovement, Natloual ~ Cordage, preforre on_ sny bed 12 1 transactions, jumnj it Di 1% 00 * 105 was rly in th stillers ' rose from § ton R ur, from o i Ohl . e wauLa, erent | e kel o THE OMAHA DAILY BE g Y i 2t o WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1893. from 72 t0 76: Loulsville & Nashville, from 85 o 6705 Naunhattan, from 1264 (0 1304 Missourl Pacific, from 354 to 87 i\ New Yor Central, from »h" to 101; Northern Pacific referred, from 182 to 138; Western Unlon, rom K21 to 844, and Lake Shore from 118% 10 120%. There was a brisk borrowing demand, although the rates were notquite up to {rn'wh day's highest. The market closed firm In tone At prices within a feaction of the highest at- tained, The Post says: Locally, the tendency of to- duy's ##ock market was unmistakably to wards recovery. The market was not active but there were slgns all day of buying bot! for the short account and for investment pur- poses. London's operations, however, - Unued to weigh heavily. Not only 'did a twolfth Australian bank this morning an- notnee its suspension and a respectable Lon- don banking house assign, but new selling for continental account was reported and thero wais obvions dorangemnt {h the nikriet for Indian exchange = silver, prices falling rapidly, almost to the Towest point on record Continued sell for London account, not withstanding some arbitrage purchases, de pressed at first all stocks having a transatlan- tic market Other stocks, however, after an early spell of weakness, showed a decided endency to strength, this, the stocks of the Industrial group b hare. The slgnd- closing quotations of Now York Stock ex- n Adums Expros Alton, T. H.... . do preferred American Expross. tmore & Ohlo.. reforrod.... . U. 1, Den. & Guit. |Northwestern ... Ao preferred . 0 Centrar Pacific. . v Chew. & Oblo.. ... Oregon Nav... Chicago & Aiton ', 135" (0. 8. L. & U. CB&Q “ Chicago & St Cotton 011 § ilg | Rending Del. Hudson .. 5 Riehmon DL &W . o preferred DI &I 6. prd. [0 Grande W . C. F. Co. do preferred. Tenn | Rock Island... 3(St. Paul... L do preferred.. ! £t Paul & Uninka.. do preferred. N % |Southern Pacific Hocking Valley A | Cuger tefinory.... iinols Cen:ral. Tenn. Conl & Iron. St. Paul & Dulut | Kan. & Tex. pf'd Take Brie & Wen Krlo proforred Fort Wayne.. GL. Northern pfid. & E. 11, pra do preferred luke Shore. Lead Trust. Loulaville & Nash. Louls. & New Al'by Manhattan Con Memp'is & Chw's'n’ Michigan Central. Missour! Puelfic. Mobile & Ohio Nashville & CI | Nat. Li National 15| Colo. Fuel & Tron. do preferr 85 do vreferred N.J. Contral 108 |Tol. AL AL & Norfolk & W 26 8| The total sules of stocks today were 282,200 shares, including Atchinson, 8,100; Chic Burlin; 17.200; ' Chicago ware, Luckawanna & lling and ceding, ectrie, 5,000; Shore, C & Nashville, 15,50¢ ari Pacilic, 5,500; N 700; National Core clflé, proferred, 6,500 Tsland, 6,200: § do preferred... . Wells Furgo ). 54| Western Unlon |Wheellng & L. K A0 preferred. Minn, & 8t. L. ity | D, & R, G, 178 General Electri, orthern H00; Roek New York Money Market. NEW YORK, May 16.~MONEY ON CALI asy at 2@d per cent: last loan 2 per cent, closing offered at 2 per cent. IUNME MERCANTILE PAPER-G@S per cent. STERLING SXOHANGE—-Very firm, with actual business in bankers' bills 4. sixty days and #4894, aull. The closing quotations on bonds: T[St L. &1 M. 12 5L N, R State bonds ‘enn. new Tenn. now sof Teno. new set s Cannda Southern 2s Central Pacific 1st: D& D& R Erfe 2ds. M. K. & T, Gen. . M. K. & T. Gen. . Mutual Union os NI C. ock Qu May 16.—Oall loans, 526 per 6@7 per cent. Closing quo- ks, bonds und mining share: % | Wostingh, | doprafer: 84| Wisconsin U | Atehison 2ds 183| do s |Now Englind i 1631 | General Electric 5 Wis. Central 1 87| Allouez Mining Co' Gen. Elec T4 Atlantie. ... Tllinoty & 19 [oston & Montan Mexican Contra 8 |Butie & Boston. . N Y. &N.E 2 |Calumet & Heein! 0id Cotony. 184 |Centennial Orogon Sho 18 | Kranklin, Rubber San Diego. c Union Pactfis, | Quincy West End. 10 13| Santa Fo'\ opper do preforred-.... ) B1 | Tamarack,... Amer. Sugar, dopreferred. . Day State Gas Bell Telephone. .. Hoston & Albany! Boston & Malue. do preferrod. C.B.&Q San Francisco Miaing Quotations. SAN FRANCISC inzz quotati were as follow: Alta. s i Belcher .. Mono... Best & Belcher. Nuvijo . Bodle Consolidated. 25 [Ophir.. 16 | otod 90 & 25 rolnt & Curs B Utah. Norcross ollow’ New York Min |Yellow Ju |iron Siiver Quick 5 v proferr Bulwer.. y. Hale & Norcro: Homestnk . S71. Louis, Mo., Muy 16. following are the elosing minj 3.1 @4.10 340 @hid0 0@ 03 08 “[Granite M. [iT@ 424 Hope 400 @hTo | Leo Bimetallic, 54 RIS 8 Hopes Elizuvetn *usked. Financl NEw ORLEANS, La., 848,709, KAN8AS CitY, Mo, May 16.—Clearings, $1,- l‘inl‘NUH. PARIS, May 16.~Three per cent rentes, 97¢ for the iccount. NEW YORK, Mu; 16.—Clearings, $139,730,758; balances, $7,657,749, 1 Notes. May 16.—Clearings, May 16.—Clearings, $1 M1,184. Money, 415 per MomE, M 16.—~Clearings, #: balances, 8405,036. Money, 6 cent. Loxpox, Muy 10 into the Bank of £8,000, a1s, Tenn, May 16 ling ut '#1.50° pre 05, $50,812, Amount of bullion gone gland on balunces toduy, New York ex- fum, Clearings, Money, 6@8 per 4 DAr 0 80c pro- , May 16— es, short, HAvVAN United fum; on Ly ange, fitm; on the lght gold, 10ige prewi- d'premium, May 16.~Clearing x #1,551,191. Money, change on York, b@10c dis 5. Louts, Mo., Ma; 6827 balances, per cont. Exchunge mium CHIC, 5, $4,18. noy quict at 628 on New York, 90¢ pro ) 111, May 16.—Clenrings, #16, . New York exchange, 50e premium, ling exchange firm wt #4664 for sixty-diy bills and #4.5015 for sight drafts. Money quict atb@7 per cent. W Yok, May 16.—(Special Telegram to MiE Bk |- Exchange wis quoted as follows Uhicago, s0c premium; Boston, 5@10c discount; t. Louls, 90¢ premium, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MAKKETS, Steers Dull and Lower—Cows Active and Strong—Hogs Scarce and Higher, TukspAY, May 16, Bad markets Monday were 1n a great nieus- ure responsible for the comparatively light supplies of all kinds of stock today. Compared with Monday aad Tuesdiay of lust week the past two days show a falllug off of about 2,000 cattle, 3,500 hogs aud 1,000 sheep. Even the swalluess of the offerings failed 10 help the cattle market any and sellers had to submit to a 10c to 15¢ decline. Bpeculative shippers did absolutely noth- lng on account of weak markits east and in comsequence the dressed beef wmen, whose necessities e extrewcly limited, had the t practically to them- selves. Huyers anmonnced their inten- tion to take off 18¢ or let the eattle alone, Chicago reports wi discournging that with sellors it was a casget Hobson's Cholce from first to Inst. |'nmm circumstances trade could not possibly iave boen otherwise than slow. No class of cattle mot with favor, and buyers could find fadlt with everything. = The trade was simply demoralized, and as slow and mean as it ever gwte, Sales included good 1200 to 1400-10. hee vas at from $4.40 to #4.75, Falr to good 1000t 1200-1b, steers went at from 84.10 to $4.66,+ Seyeral loads and odd bunches of common o fair - ilght stuff sola, - at .75 There was '$onstderable stock b first hnnds 68 th close In marked contrastwith the dull, lower steer trade was the aétivity and strepgth that characterized the matket for cows. The offer- Ings were light and the demand was good. Cholee spuved leifors sold straight for £4.40, and old thin cows sold as low m{:‘ but the bulk of the fair to good butehe to held ws sold cudily at from #3 to £3.75. There was no ango in the calf market, falr to good stock selling at frow #3.50 to #5. Rough stock, bulls und stags sold 4t vory nearly steady prices, mostly from 3 to #3.60, The toeder trade was quiot and weak with sules of good Stock mostly at from 380 to £4.10. Poor to fair stock was almost unsale- able at any price. Representative sales: DRESSED BEEF. Av. 080 660 916 1008 118N . 987 1115 282 022 .. 986 1033 L1160 1040 933 B0 1111 1805, 1435 29 YEARLINGS. 60 16 COWS. 60 © aano 1050 1164 1042 BOG 11055 L1010 1110 1060 . 1090 .. 933 L1068 (1144 11385, 1171 L1070 SIS Bl [CTCIIOP 1530 1066 1430/ 1495 . 71890 ..1360 ..1680 STOCKERS. ANI 560 770 420 525 831 756 90 05 10 Av. 2 stugs. 1450 HoGs—It is murket. Av. Pr, 40 feed's. 1137 $4 00 11 a case of seesaw in the hog e light today, ana with r buyers 1ost no time in putting on the 1oe per ewt. they took off Mon- day. The demand was good from all souree ppers took about a third of the light supply and there was quite a little speculativ tivity, whiie all local s took 18 many the 1d get at the advance. Inquality the e rather better than on Monday, and d to choice louds without ght sold principally at #7.80 and $7.35, the light and anderweight stuff and ing erades sold atfrom $7.20 up to ). Everything sold eurly, the bulk ut$7.30 and §7.35 as against §7.16 Monday and $7.55 to #7.60 one week ago toduy. Kipresentative sules: No. Av. Sh. Pr. 50....248 80 7 20 8. 40 7 20 87 200 64 200 No. 69.. 200 40 120 0 80 120 160 40 PIGS AND ROUGH, 7 00 SukEP—Recoipts were light:and trade ruled slow, with valtes weak. Eastern markets have not yet recovercd fro parulysis caused by Excessive receints for-three weels, and until there 15 some improvement in that quarter none need be looked for hers, Falr to good natives, #.00€5.00: fulr to good west- crns, #4.00@5.60; common and stock she 50@4.00; good 10 choice 40 to 100-1b Tumbs, 125, Representative sale No. 114 native wethers 5 00 Recelpts and D 1on of Stock. Official receipts and disposition_of stock as shown by the books of the Unlon Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. m. May 16, 1593, RECKIPTS. Cara. | Head| 19| 2.001 v, Pr. 59 Omaha L0, , The G, B, Hawmond Co1. i & Co. (9. The Cudahy acking Co.. Chlcago 1. & ¥ - Kingan & Co. B Vansant Shippers Left over Chicngo OnicAGo, 111, My 36.—[Special T Tue Bek.)-Natlvi 'A:lx/l!lllv we light supply evenfor u Tuosday, scurcely more than 1,500 Hiéhd arriving., They were firm and therefore i spite of the very lght demand the tew uséflil shipoing lots no doubt would have broughtiudyanced prices but for the deeline of 3¢ per pound yesterday in the London muvket. There wus quiet tride at from $1.60 10 84,25 for poor to extra cows and heifers, at frou #2 1o 34 for bulls and at 1 #.16 #6.10 “for very common to extra steors. The market for Texus cuttle was wiy off. There were about and they sold_anywhere from 160 1o than at the closs last week. They were at fron $2 Lo $4.50 for poor to ehole s for hogs were at least 10¢ higher thin csterday. They advanced to from $7.40 to 7.70 for poor {0 extra grades at the opening of business und the udvance was firmly sup- ported to t Tho disappointingly small the advance, only about 9,000 head showing up instead of the )00 (hat many inthe trade had looked for, Viry tew of the 0ferings sold below $7.50, and only one or two lots kot above $7.06. The market closed fira 4t the above range of pricos. Few light hogs were tucluded in the Tecelpts, the offerings being notably good. Sules of sheeh WEre ut stronger prices. They aid not range wuch bighor thin on yes terdiny, but were quick sale. The lamb niarket was considerably higher, the best of the. offerings being from §7 (0 87.85. A big hunch (452 hewd) with an average of 79 chauged hunds at the outside pr Bheep were quoted at from and | fl u;n.m And wooled lambe at from $5.50 to ecelpts: Cattle, 4,000 head; calyes, 1,000 head hogs, 9,500 hiead; sheep, 11.000 head. Journal reports: oipts, 4,500 head: steady; wo o 50070625, JD0: grass Toxans, $3.1069.61 IO@4.40; cows 82,4004, 068 Re 10,000 5,000 hend ki tive, 5@ 100 highor: nilxed and packers, $7.406.7 prime heavy < welghts, #7.6067.70; prime Hght, shipment e oxtra rs, $4.60@ fed Texans, shipments, eipts, 12,000 iarket § 505 elipped head; shipments, htly higher; clipped native and weste @6.10; lambs, ns, 0D ok Market, May 16 -CATTLE ceipts, market steady for m lights; others dull and slow: range st $3.00604.60; shipping steers, $4. 5 tive ws, $1.85604 2! butchers 4.60; and fo 5 and niixed, #2,0604.00. oG8 Recelpts, 10,600 ned strong anid 10¢ higl Re- Hum head; market losed slow und heavies, mixed, Yorkers, Jgwor. . Buikc of nlos, 7. 7.8 prckers, $7.0007 [iieht £7.16@7.25! plgs, $6.00@7.10, SHEEP— Heceipts, 4,800 head: steady tive shoep, #3.80@5.40; lambs, $4.4006.80. ve Stick Market. ST LOUts, Mo., May 16.-Carrie—Recelpts, 8,800 head; shipments, 600 head; Slow te lower: nutive steers, 88,0024 oxans, 8 @ na- Hous— Recelpt ad; 5@10¢ highe #7.0007.40; light, 7 TEER - Receipts, 4, shipments, 400 head: quiet; i i T #3.50@4.50. New Yo k iive Stock Market. NEW York, May 16.—Brx Receipts, 120 10 trade; dressed heef slow at 8a9ie for native sides, S~ Receipts, 118 head; market steady. SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 8,818 head, Sheep were slow butsteady. Lumbs dull and Me lower. Clipped sheep, #5.00@5.20; spring Tambs, £7.650@9.00. 1 457 h shipments, 800 Y@'7.50; mixed, i market firm at CUR OWN EXPO3ITION, Preparations Well Advanced for Opening the Manufucturers Exhibition Monduy. Executive committee of the Manufacturers association met at the Coliseum building yesterday afternoon for the transaction of routine business and at the same time to in- vestigate the progress of the work on the exposition, which will open next Monday. Mr. Chaawick read a telegram from Con- gressman Bryan of Lincoln accepting the m- vitation of the committee to take part i the opening program on Monday evening. Sec- retary of agriculture Morton has also prom- ised to be present. Other prominent citi- zens of the state have been invited but have not replied as yet. President Page reported that all the space had been taken and that the number of ex- hibitors was considerably greater than last year. He also added that the members all appeared to be enthusiastic over the idea of making the best exhibit of their goods pos- sible and that they wouid make better showing for Nebraska than last year. Davis & Cowgill have a force of men at work putting up the shafting for the ma- chinery and the electric motors will be put in place today. Secret Holmes said that he had talked with most of the manufacturers about the necessity of having the exhibits all com- pleted by the close of the present week, so that there would be no hitch on the onening night and that they were all fully the importance of being ready on time of the firms are preparing to work nights on their exhibi Tt was ted that always requiyed wore time to complete exhibit than_estimated at first, but that the firms that made exhibits last learned that fact at that time, D'The following firms commenced wi terday and ave progressing rapidly: X Gilman, Farrell & W. A. Page Soap company, Omaha Milling' company, Om: Tent and Awning company, Sutphen & jedney Pickle company, Omaha il works, E. M. Hulse company, C. C. White of Crete, Hayden Bros., solidated Coffee company, M. E. Smith & Co., Mark & Mooney of Fremont and the manual training department of the Omaha High school. A tour of the building convinced the mem- bers of the committee that the work of pre- paring for the exposition was progressing in a very satisfactory manner, and they ad- journed to meet at the call of the president, The First Christian church has secured the resvaurant privileges at the Coliseum during the run of the exposition. M. E. Smith & Co. are setting up ma- chinery for their overall factory. They will have thirty sewing machines, a cutt chine, ete., all in operation. In addition to that, they will have a complete pearl button factory, turning out buttons during the ex- position. The Consolidated Coffec company have their exhibit, which will be something novel and entircly new in the west at least, nearly completed. THAT PIPE LINE TO GIBSON. Effort Being Made to Secure Conces- slons (rom the Water Compauy. As a result of Mayor Bemis’ veto the coun- cil may rescind its former action in locating seven fire hydrants along an obscure road to the Gibson school. An effort is now oeing made to induce the water works company to lay the main and put in three or four hydrants for the present. With this idea in view Councilmen Hascall, Howell, Specht and Jacobson held a conference with Receiver Rust and Superintendent Hunt of the compan, The matter was pretty thoroughly gone over, Under the terms of the contract between the city and the company, when a new water service is ord ! wts along the line must be loc: than 400 feet upart, for which the ¢ s an annual vental of 0 per hydrant. The proposed line of pipe from Bancroft street to the Gib- son school is 2,800 feet, which means that before the company would put in the line seven hydrants must be located. Coun- cilman I all admitted that if four hydrants e located the service would be satisfactory for the present, and those who do not favor the schem that beyond the oneat the school non: the rest are required, as they will be located in the timber, where there areno houses. Superintendent Hunt of the water works company estimates that it will cost about £2,500 to lay o -inch pipe from Bancroft street to the Gibson school. ~ He also'says that there would be but a slight difference in the cost of putting in a four-nch pipe and the six-inch, Monday afternoon the members committees on fire and water and and alleys, composed of P and Howell, McAndrews voted most of the day posed route of Mr. Hascall'™ water vice to the school house. Without exception the members say that the city should provid water for the people in that part of the city. The conelusion that the memoers now desire to reach is what s the best and mosy economical plan to get the water there, At least five of them believe that if the pro- posed concession from the water company of of the streets uce and Hascall nd Jacobson, de- ) going over the pr At all times should a sick person have the best of care. Atno time should more be ex- ercised than during the period of recovery—the time of con valescence, Strength is needed then, That is given by the food eaten, that is, if it digests well, Notice how the doctor inquircs about how the food agrees with the patient, Agrees means digests. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract helps digestion; is so palatable, That's the reason so frequently the only malt extract given is Johann Hoff's, See that signature, "j()HANN HOFF,” is on the neck label; none genuine without this, Eisner & Mendeison Co. Sole Agents, 132 and 154 “sanklin St., New York, Our booklet about this Extract seut free, | ) Prelude and Bridui can be secured they wili consider the ques- tion solved. Othorwise they are undecided a8 o what recommendations will bo made. DAMROSCH CONCERT TONIGHT. Program to Be R ndered by the Great Symphony O hestea of New York. The best of the musical festival is yot to come. Tonight the renownedy Damrosch Symphony orchestra of New York will make n Omaha at the Exposition nail It is the acknowledged peer of the eidl orchestra, and Omaha music lovers know what that means and may exalt their expoc tations accordingly. Tonight's program is one of the best in the orchestra’s repertoire Tts firsdt part is devoted to the interpretation of half a dozen of Wagner's greatest cre. ations, ali of which, by the w heard rendered by the Seial orchestra on its recent visit, providing oceasion for comyy son that will dountless be improved to in- struction. This is the program in full: Overt Tannhauser Wagner (@ Final, act 1 { Ohoriis | Lohengrin ogtriod, 1 Rladvelt Ikyries —Die Walkure Die Meistersinger . Violin Sglo, Mr. Adolph Brodsky. (@ March of theTareadors | () Danse Boheme, (@ Roverie.... . ¢ () La Ronde Dos Latins. . Ak Mr. Adolph Brodsky Valse Roneg ot Juliette. .o Miss Lillian Biauvelt, Andante, for Strings Téchaikowsky (@) “Glory Be to the Fatho | Handel () A TE Was in the Boginning, § Festival Chorus and Band. Miss Blauvelt is th: young American so- prano whose voice, art ana manner have sug- gested to the critics that Patti's successor has already arisen. Mr. Brodsky is the greatest resident violinist in America toda, Praise has been ea by the local ma agement for the excellent avrangements it has made for the comfort of the audiences, the inconveniences felt at the Seidl concert having all been removed, or -as much so as was possible, the hall and - its circus chairs remaining. Tickets numbered 11 (printed on the lower left hand corner of seat check) admit to- night, and none others. A \w[uu‘d placard above the main entrances indicates the door- ways by which the different sections on floor and in balcony may be most conveniently reached. T'wo concerts are given tomorrow, at 2:30 in the afternoon and atS in the evening. School children should form a majority of the afternoon audience, as they will b ad- mitted for a quarter. Scalehi und Blauvely will sing at both concerts tomorrow, and Anton Hekking, perhaps the greatest of liv- ing cellists, will pla, g B S Piles of people have pues, pat Da Witt's, WitehHazel Salve will cure them e New Telephone Exchange Quarters. Manager Lane of the telephone exchange states that the company will not get into its new building before the early part of October. The delay is because of the im- possibility of sccuring the new switchboard Sounds of the Forrest ForostBird - Miss Lil Ri¢ 'u.rllu‘ v Wagner Prize Waugner Camen Bizot . Vieustomps Rauzzinl Gounod before the muddle of August, as the company | that is to make it now has its hanas full of which -is_pr World's fair busiuess. That com counting on 5,000 new subscribers this vear, and it is work that must be attended to at once or not at all. In the meantime Omaha must get along with the service of the vres- ent oxchange. The service is somewhat im- ed temporarily at the present time, as e of the large cables were burned out during the storm of last Wednesday night, necessitating a vast amount of repair work, but the damage is being rapidly repaired. T $10—Excursion to Sheridan, Wyo.—$10, Tuesday, May 30, the Burlington Route will sell excursion tickets to Sheridan, Wyo. (good to return until June 5), at the very low rate of $10.00 for the round trip. Tickets will be accepted for pas- sage on train No. 5, leaving Omaha at 10:15 a. m., May 30, and arriving at Sher- idan at 3:30 p. m., May 31. Through sleeping car, Omaha to Sher- idan. Returning, special train le: idan_Friday evening, June 2, reaches Omaha Saturday evening, June 3. Tick- ets will be honored on this train and also on regular returning trains. 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DADISMAN, WAL R WO, fma Market reports by mail and wire cheerful [ urnished upon spplication. Chleaz & 7 (Omaha Tent-Awning COMPANY. SE COVIERS. pam Street. BAGS & TWINES | B emis Omaba Bag COMPANY. Importers and manufae: turers of flour sacks, BOOTS AND SHOES. Coe Shoe Company. o Weinid 1119 1121-1123 Howard St. urers of Boots und Wolf Bros & Co., Manusacturers of Tents, Awnings, ete, 03 snd 705 5. 16Lh Strect, Morsf alesroom and O Fa y We ara the ONLY e B a1y stato 0f Nobrase : B eal Tiyigation 1s xtadd to ull to lnspeck Kirkeadall, Jone . Hand-Sewed JOMPANY Wh;xlwulu 1104-1106 Harney street 1410 Harney Stre 't ?‘OOZ;, COKE, Omana Coal, Coke & LIME CO., hard and saft | conl, 8 k. cor. 16uh and Douglus street I L DR M. E. Smith & Co. nlabing koo roer 1ith and Howard Sts. e FURNITURE. OmabaUpholsering| Bebee & Runyan KE COMPANY CORNICE. ¢ Eagle Corniee Works vanizeiron cor- winduw caps. e kylights, ete | U Dodya » treet GOODS, 8 0. Notlons, gents' furnis) 10K gu0dw, cor. 11th and Harney Sireet CUMPANY. Upholstered furaiture. 1102-1104 Nicholus =t Wholesale only. FURNI and 15th Stree Kilpatrick-Koch Dry | Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Linn, +- COMPANY. Doalors in hardware at . Corner 10tk and Jackson | D) Douglas Street. * IRON V}ORKB. Omaha Safe and Ir¢, WOIRKS, Sntex,vnults, ntl wo | shuttors and tire | pos. Gus. Andreen, 1 | and Jackson b WAL Wholesale iraw 0043, I mittens. 1.th and Harnoy Stre LUMBER, John A Wakefield, Imported. American Port: land cement, Milwau- Charles R. Lee, '} Hardwood lumi WO white lme. MLy Ry, P 1. Oberfelaer & C 3 Frick & Herbert, Wholesale liquor deslers | - of milinory, notio, Matl orders’ prompt 1001 Farnam St Hiled. 208-2'2 8, 11th, Standard 0l Co Refined and lubricatl Carpenter Paper Co Carry & full stock of e wrasoing aud Branch & Co. | Jas. A. Clark & C¢* frults of all | Butter. cheese, ©# poultry and gem Kkinds, oysters. 17 ¥, Lith street - BTOVE REPAIRS | BASH, DOO Omaba Stove Repair | . A Disprow &( Manufscturers of sas and water sttachments doors, blinds ag ¢ for auy kind of stove mouldiogs. Braneh ¢ | made. 1307 Dougias sb. | Boe 13tk sud Lenrd s Produce, M R i i)/ ¥ v Twportora and Joubs + 4