Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1894, Page 6

has all Wheat Had Many Friends in the Pit and Closed Higher, CORN TRADE WAS ONLY MODERATE A Stronger and Higher Market—Pro- visions Opened Weak on Lower rices for Hogs. CHICAGO, May 9.—Wheat had many frionds today and closed %ec higher. Crop damage in California and rumors of Argen tine financlal troubles caused a moderately bullish feeling, but free selling and large norMhwestorn recelpts prevent advance. Corn and closed e higher, but provisons finished lower all around. In wheat tho opening transuctions were at a trifle advance, and after rallying from e c,worked back %e, rallled from e to 3¢ d some, ruled firm and closed steady The market advanced on the California crop damage and the Argentine finaneial troubles, Jt being supposed that with a panic at the latier place wheat shipments would be next to impossible, owing to the difficulty in negotiating exchange. Cables, however,were dull and disappointing and northwestern re ceipts wer twice as large as a year lower cables | In Oats There Was & Good Tusiness and i an onts abou ago, both of which were factors In checking any further advance, The corn trade was only moderate and fluctuations were within a %@%c range. was rather bullish. Today's re- only 102 cars and scemed to be factor that was productive of The feeling ceipts were the prineips strength, In oats there was a good trade and a stronger and higher market. The buying was liberal, and prices, after opening from 3e to e higher, advanced from %e to %e more, but receded from ¥e to %c and ciosed qniet. With a decline in prices for live hogs at the yards, provisions opened weak and lower and then fluctuated within a_very narrow range during the first hour of the session, with the tendency downward. Later the offerings became more free, the packers scll ing. Shortly before the end of the session there was a partial reaction on a little buy- ing, with the closing steady all around. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, s; corn, 140 cars; oats, 210 cars; hogs, head. he leading futures ranged 50 2 as follows: TAvticlen, | Oven. | High. [ Low. | Closc. Wheat, No. 2 My 57 57 July. 8134 8% @ Sept .. 6034 60 Corn No. M 3814 3014034 401505 30 ox| 26% 12 25 12 oo 3 838 no FLAX SERT 5 PIMOTHY SEED- PROVISIONS—Mess 12.271; lard, per 100 1bs., $1.25G7.27%; #hort rits Rldes (loc $6,3714@6.40; “dry salted shoulders (hoxed 00@6.25; short clear sides (boxed), 08710712 WHISKY=Distillers’ finished goods, per gal., SUGAR-Unchanged, "The following were the receipts and shipments for toduy: [ecelpta, [Shipments. Flour, bbls. 21,000 24.000 Wheat, bu 17,000 06,000 Corn, bu... 191.000| 804:000 Oats, bu 280,000 232000 Rye. bu 2,000 7,000 Barley, bu. : A On tho Produce exchange today the butter mar- ket was quiet; creamery. 13G15c; dairy, 9@ ‘1’1(0. Eggs, quiet and unchanged; strictly fresh, 7,000 NEW YORK MARKET, Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Grain and Provisions. Metals, Etc. NEW YORK, May 9.—FLOUR-—Receipts, 9,800 bhbls.; exports, 25,300 bbls.; sales, 15,600 pkgs. Steady, with a fair demand for spring patents and clears. On winter flour mills are firm. Rye flour, firm. Buckwheat flour, nominal. BUCKWHBAT—Dull; range on all grades, @Tic. CORN MEAL—Steady; Brandywine, $2.70. Duil and nominal; car lots, 51G52¢; boat [ yellow western, 26500 loads, 550 HARLEY-Quiet; No. 2 Milwaukee, 66G67c; un- graded ‘western, 60@8Ge. MALT-Quiet; WHIBAT—T sales, western, 65@$5e; six- 6,600 bu.; exports, " futures, 16,400 bu pot, dull; 2 red, and el afloat, 6iec; f. No. ern, ‘®ikc. "Options wi day on favorable California reports, talk of late se In the northwest and good covering by local shorts, Forelgners were early sellers and ex- port busincas was light. Bradstreet's visible supply showed 71,000 bu, se In world's ) May, e, closed at Cloged at’ 60%e: July, August, 62 T-16G62%¢, + 63 @iz, closed at Ty closed at 663 1,000 bu, CORN—Recelpts, exports, 5.000 bu.; sales, 8,000 bu. futures, 00 bu. spot. Spot dull, ‘but firm; ‘No. 2, 40 in’ elevator; 45 afloat; amer mixed, 4316, Options opened firm on local buying, " due to light receipts, and was a furthor advance later on the th close being at y, ‘closed at 4dc; Jun, \ T@ise, closed at 4 @'%c net Closed at teceipts, 19,600 b ts, 28,300 bu.; bu. " futury spot. Spot . 2. delivered, white, dige: No. § aiein, DG act track, state, 436 on_ light recoipis sed M@%e not sed at 394 3 July, ~ STRGe, at 3 o, SMPPINK, 300650, good to state common to che 7 Pacllic_ coast, 1318, Shotge. 1oy JES-Quiet: wet salted New Orleans octed, 45 1065 b, Avibige: I b, A@6e; Buenos Ayres, dry, b g tbw, yres, dry, 20 to 21 Ibs LEATHER-Tnactive: hemlock sole, Buen vrew, ght (o' heavy, 16610 ROVIRIONS - Tiver, cet @, Cut picileg @Me: pickled shoulders, Slendie. 1 ' n” clowed at 4110, a $1.10; May cloved at 1.5 n Rominal reind. eastor Pork. South 5.50. D OIL=Dull_and’ somewhat i rime erude, bbls., 285G20c; prime ¢ ud 2707 off crud Butter grades, ; prin mer vellow um 310 T wummer white, i western dairy { state large, off sum: prime i ay i IN@1L e small, s, 8960 plogs, i clty (@2 per i), 4@ 13-160; free), 4704 15-100, ax to" quality DUl United closed ‘at S0 bbls, 6o; Washington, bulk ew York, " $5.15; Philadelphia, phia, bulk, 3260 dyi " straiied, common (phs. PIETROLE bid:* Washington 3.0 \ .1 ROSIN' St 20. §00d, et and steady, dy; domestle, falr Lol 1o extra, Alie; G OLASSER Stoady; New Orleans, open kettle, COPPER-Qu 9350 LEAL-Quiet (%) ON-—Fl; loan, $11.007113.50, TIN-Harely sto; with, §20 bid: plates quiet. Sales on 'cha 2 tons August tin sublect to’ duty claus MINNEAPOLIS, May 9.—The feature of the wheat market ‘today was the advance in cash wheat and the near futures, While Septeniber an practically unchanged close from tho advanc figures of yesterday. < nd closed ‘that much highe Yo higher, and July, b hanged: May, 60%c; July %e. ' On track: Ne. 1 hard, 62; No. 2 northern, Gisc celbts for twenty-four hours, = 93,78 shipmients, 18,760 b The crop prowpects in the northwest are good, as they are generlly throughout the country. There Is 1o imm recelpts fro thut hud been gathering al Great Northern tracks during the recent st en brought in, and there is no more o takén from stocks In coun- farm deliveries of grain wnaries, Such movement in et b, ks No. 1 north 10 come except it vators or f b 150 i 4 arie “Auubtien. [, Davipoees, al. Soast. ¥ | e 11006 e, The flour market was a Hittle Ve, with patents quoted at_ from $3.40 to o il Bkers ot from $2.0 to $2.80, Bhipments At ot Por niy-four hours, 80,858 hhls Lowa « grinding foday at the rate of worr i Loeal Produce Market. DUTTER \mount of eountry butter ar- FIving 6 nat lirge, but the quality averages poor, “Thiere are practically only about (wo grades. A small proportion only Ix good enou for the ‘city trade and (he balance goes for packing stock. There Is plerte of kood creamer butter. A vot there s liide show of gr Separator crenmery, 1161 extra fancy country 14160, cholee country, 13giie; packing stock FUGS-The cew market 1s not in a very satls factory condition. Not only s the price low, but dealors elaim that there fs no money i handling oges- ot the present time, A g many eggs nre golng Into cold storage, but it f elaimed now that packers have ahout all want and will_soon commence to withlraw the matket. Denlers are holding rightest stock At De o good many | mo-callol NEsin being offered at and e LIVE POULTIY<The market doex 6o for old hens, and a goodly proport Fecelnts have 1o go At that 1 thoukh it | from Tocalbutehors, O roosters bring dc and younk onea Hdse, The demand for other Kinds of poult ather Tight, though a 1im fted 4 saluble. Dicks, 6@ics hen tur Ak scason Ia 80 far advanced that game In n v wanted VEAL-The arrivals are heavy, and 1t 18 no nrkel ¢ 1 up o8 t veals, 64ic; fow 0 keep the aquite it was 0 thin o1 Tea vy PIGIEONS~There 18 a demand for old plgeons. but yourg birds that are not strong on the wing are not wanted. ON birds, per doz., $1.2@1.50. v ARLI NEA o market 18 firming up all over the country. Neither the demand nor supply I8 very At this pol Californin_hand-piekd 2 10, westorn navy, $Li561.80; com- mon_ Whity beans, $1.601.7 ONTONE-_Old cnions are n thing of the past New southern onfons are que at $2.00 per w Dermudas still hand op oniuns are plenty at POTA’ The supply o coming mostly from Utah and Colorado, which stock is quoted fore are new southern which are quoted at $2 b arket, at 90c7e$1 00 p A in th ma cablage, per crate, § in the Good doz. markot, home grown on orders, krown ple stock 1s plant I8 be- color 18 of ‘siock of_six 1 ABLIS-8 rood skets b, per o, per bhl., Aoz cucuml $1.2 pe, por ¢ 7 beets, per doz., THGiswe; oX, $1.23; water cres 00} sauashes, bu. crite, $2 FRUITS, STRAWRERRIES—The supply on the market taking the Noldovers and the fresh receipts, was very large. The quality of a mno Inconsiderable proportion of the offerings was poor. Owing to the poor quality and the lar erings the mar- ket was lowor, shipping stock was billed out nt 8275 APPLES-There are no apples on the matket sultable for shipping purposes CHERRIES A few California cheriles are ar- rivinge and selling at $230 per box. The fruit is in good condition, but rath TROPICAL FRU $2.0002.50. mall in size, 5, 300 wize, $4: fancy choice lemons, 360 size, 1768, 2105, 1125, $3.25; Wash: Mediterranean’ sweets, Fancy, 18—} ner 1b, liowees, 65 to 70-1b. boxes, per Ib., . per aoz., $2.60. NEOU c; dark honey, 12%@13c. on cans, per dos., 312 . 10c. HON Engl walnuts, 12¢; filberts, 10: Tirazil nuts, 10 SAUBRKRANT—Half bbl CIDER-Ture juice, per bbl., hait bbl,, AP © 201b. palls, $1; hait bbls., & t TALLOW, ETC. HIDE 1 n_hides, 2%c; No. 1 green salted ', 3G%4c; No. 2 green salted hides, 4c; No. 1 veal calf, 8 1bs. to 15 1bs., 6%c; No. veal calf, 8 lbs. to 15 lbs., 4c; No. 1 dry flint hides, be; 2 dry flint hides, 3¢c; No. 1 dry ted less thi SH hides, l‘.;'n’l cured hides, " 44 per 1b. Green salted, ench, 253G60c; green salled " shearlings —(short-wooled eatly skins), eacl, o@lse; dry shearlings (short-wooled early ‘skiny), No. 1, each, 5{luc; dry shearlings (short-wooled early” skins), No. 3, each, Gc; dry flint, Kunwas and Nebraskn butcher wool, pelts, per 1b., actual welght, 5@Sc; dry flint, Kansas and " Nebraska murrain wool peits, ‘pef . T actual weight, 4@bc; dry flint, Colorado butcher Wool pelis, 1., ‘actual iweight, 4@ic; dry flint, Col) 5 murriitn Wool poits, bér 1o aethol welghe, 40 Lo 5 TALLOW AND GREASE-Tallow, No. 1, 44@ 44c; tallow,” No. 2, 3%@3%c: grease, white A, dlici grease. white B, " dc; 'grease, ~vellow, 3c} grease, dark, 2%c; old buiter. 2G2ic; beeswax, prime, 15G15¢; rough tallow, 3G2%c, St. Louls General Market. ‘ST, LOUIS, May 9.—FLOUR-Quiet, steady. WHEAT—Opened stead and on purely loca} trading, pending the receipt of the government report, " Myetuaica, within o range. oing. o : red, cash and May, 53%c; July, S4ies August, 53150 bid. s PR CORN-—Gilned %c on light recelpts. No. 2 mixed, cash, 37%c; May, 37%e; June, §1%c; July, @ cptember, e figher, but'tame. No. 2, cash, 36%e; Ty, %K August, 2o, ast side, ding. 10c bid, FLAX SI2 TIMOTH Y HAY - Firm prime to strict BUTTER R -1 MEAL nged: 95c@$1.00, GG de. Sasy. Pork, * standard Lard, prime to ry salt meats, mess, choice steam loose, ehoulder: fobbing, $12. 37.0507.10, longs and ribs, $6.371%: shorts, packed shoulders, $7; longs, shorts, REC] lour, 3,000 bbls,; : HIPMENTS - Flour, 8,000 bhls.; wheat, 1,00 bu.; corn, 97,000 bu.; 000 bu. Coffoe Murket. NBEW YORK, May 9.—-COFFEE—Options opened. unchanged to 10 points ducling o die: appointing Havre market and selling for Buro- pean account, rallied and was steady all day, 5 to 16 points net e cluding : Sept not i ol aulet and o ; warchouse deliy 5 Wags;: New York stock today, 186,521 bags United States stock, 238,821 bags; afloat for the United § 000 bugs; total visible for the United States bags, against 383,749 bags last vear. RIO DE JANEIRO, May 9.—Market qulet; quotations nominal, none given: exchange, 97d: pts, 4,000 bags stock, 110,000 bags, SAN' Market ' quiet; quotations i Teceipts, 1,000 bags; stock, 9. —Market prices May barely steady; unchanged to Yplg HAVR Market irregular; sales, 4,000 bags; prices W@t lower GALVESTON, May 9.-COTTON-Receipts, 331 ales, bales; shipments, none; 244 bales. Middlng, 6 Inchanged; No. 8 red, higher; No. 2 mixed, 30%@30t%c; 35G36c; No. 2 16G16c; dalry, 120 | No. 2 mixed, LT bu.; ‘corn, 11,000 bu.; HIPMI oats, none. none; corn, 2,000 bu.; On the Lonaon Varket, NEW YORK, May 9 - The ing I wblegranm “says: The nent ) account. Money 15 abundant Te only 2y per ¢ apness were {dl: de- wns the feature, was Indin councll sold 62 lakhs action 13 1-164; £91.000 The ! telegram re- Hures in ntne fs belie ruvity of tie situation ther ton Market. NEW OR May 9. COTTON sales, 00 bales: to arcive, 500 bales: re celpty, Mles; stock, 123,143 Futures, Moy 98,300 bales: “May, 36.47 bid; June, $I00680; Al H 6.80: Octobir, §0 i No- . $8.63G6.80; Decomber, ' $6.90G6.91; Janu- .+ $6,9604.97 LS, May 9.~COTTON %o lower and nddiing, 7e; sales, MO bales; receipis, shipments, 400 " bales; stack, 44,100 New York Dry Goods M rlkot. NEW YORK, May 9.—In commlssion elrcles the demand has béen moderate and mostly for sum- T fabrics and largely of the printed order. OF Autumn, there was b inquiry for flannel and blankets and more business was doing In corton flann. Woolen goods in steady move- on ¢ orders. A general shave i the of Fruit of the La an Masonville 44c, und ibleached cottons to Th Liverpool Mur"ets. L:-"';:“)‘;.”" 9, VHEAT—-Dull mand poor; holders ly; No, 1 Californla, L 11d@bs 10 nowinter, 45 84@%. CORN D sy, spot, 3 Nd. PROVISIONS —Heef, ‘extra’ Indii mess, 88x Pork, prime mess, &35 0. Bacon, long uid short s THE OMAT A _DAILY BEE THURSDAY, MAY 10, Ibe., 33 long clear, 45 1bs., Hs. entern, T 5. Finest, $0s; goods, 5o, Sugar Market, NEW YORK, May §, AR-Raw, firm 1 rly uctive: eales, 7,262 \bage centrifugal t. At 2%c. 492 ceroons Muscovado, 89 t 27-f6e, 268 hhds. Muscovado, 89 test, at 0 tons Muscovido, K test to Canadi | 3 bags molnsses sugar at Fefined, firm LONDON, May 6. —SUGAR--Cane, steady: cen trifigal, Java, 14 40; Muscovado, falr refining, 126 2. Ol Markets, OIL CITY, Pa., May 0.—National Transit cor- tificates opened 86%: h at, 85 i loweat, & closed, §5%; wales, 4,000 bbiw i bbls.: shipmients, 85,418 bbls. ; 52,0 PITTSHC Pa., May ticnal Transit certifica 1 at 86%; at 8i6; high- est, 85%; lowest, 8316 Peorin Grain Market PEORIA, May 9.—CORN~Firmer; No, 3, 38lic; 3, SENe, OATS-—1lgher; No. 2 white, 36a3%c; No. 3 white, 3340330 RYE-Dull but nominal WHISKY=Firm; high wine ban's, $1.15, Wool Markot, May 8.-WOOL—Very dull, slow prices not quotably changed Frisco Wheat Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. WHEAT-—Recelpts, 6,611 centals; May, $1; Decoember, $1.1214, STOCKS AND BONDS, Chilet Interest in Securities Sugar Yesterdu NEW YORK, May 9.—The chief interest Centered in in the Stock exchange was centered In Sugar, General Electric, Distilling, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and St. Paul. Lead was moderately active, but list was intensely dull, are given in the order of thelr activity, which places Sugar in the lead. This usually mercurial property was exceptionally steady today. After a loss of % per cent at the opening on a heavy pressure to sell, the fluctuations during the rest of the day were confined within a 1 per cent limit. Large blocks of Distilling stock came on the market and there being no eupport the stock broke 1% to 2% per cent. No de- pressing rumors wers present to account for sales, but there was no particular desire on the part of any one to buy the stock and the closing price was within 1% per cent of the lowest point touched. General Electric opened % per cent higher and then sagged off gradually uuder steady selling until a decline of 1% per cent had been recorded. There was some buying of the shares in the late dealings and the closing prices were % per cent above the lowest. Reports of rate cutting and the decline in wheat affected the. grangers unfavorably and there were selling orders from the west, based presum- ably on these conditions. Burlington & Quincy was alsc sold by Boston on the re- vival of the rumors touching the decrease in the dividend rate. The decline on the day, however, only ranged from % to % per cent, the latter in Northwestern. Natlonal Lead fell off 1% per cent In the morning, trading on sales of stock acquired in the bellef that a dividend was to be declared, a rumor to that effect having been circulated some days ago. A rally of % per cent was made in the late transactions. In the rest of tha market speculation was dull and the change on the day merely fractional. The market closed fairly steady. The bond market was firm on a small busi- ness. The Evening Post says: No news of significance to the stcck market appeared today, except the announcement of $1,900,000 gold engagements for tomorrow’s steamers. This was expected and had no apparent in- fluence on prices. All the gold was obtained today by the presentation of government bonds for redemption, which wiil run the federal gold balance down close to $93,000,- 000. The irritating fact in these operations is the unsound financial law which compels the treasurer to put these notes agaln im- mediately into circulation, thus reducing the reserve without reducing the obligations to guard which the reserve was founded. The following are the closing quotatlons on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: the rest of the The shares named Atentson .. T2 [Northern Pacifie. % Adams Expre: 151 |No. Pac. pfd. 175 Alton, T, H 30%|U. P. D, & G. 51 do ptd... 152" | Northwesters 1073 Am, Expri . 112 do pfd..... 142 Baliimore &Oio. 76 [N.Y. Ce Bl Canada Pacific €8l |N. Y. & N. Euj 63 Canada South 5034 |Ontario & W. 15k Central Pacific... 14 |Oregon Im 14l Ches. & Ohlo...... 108 |Oregon Nay 20 Chicago Alton.... 140 [0.S. L. & U. N. ol C.,B &Q......... 78% Pacific Mail, 164 Chlcago Gas...... 644/ P.D. & E... 4 Consolidated Giia. 133% Pittaburg. . 152 C.C.C &St L ... 374 Pullman Palace.. 168 Col0. Coal & Iron * 107 | Reading. .......... 163 Cotton Oil Cert,.. Richmond Term K3y Del. Hudsou. ... do, pfd satng Del. Lack. & W... R.G. W 14k D. &R G pfd..... R.G. W. pfd ... 42 D.&C. F. Co. . Rock Island 08l¢ East Tenn ....... St. Paul 004 Erlo .. ... St Paul ptd 119% sdopias St P.& Omana. . 38 *Fort Wayne...... do pMd...... 114 G. Northern pfd;. Southern Pac. 1. 20 C.&E.Lptd...... 93 [Sugar Refinery... 1013 Hocking Valloy.. 163§ Tenn. Coal & Iron 178 DI Central........ 923 Toxas Paclfic.... 8% 8t. P. &Duluth. ... 3 |T. & O. Cent. ptd. 69 K.&T.prd.... 233 Union Pacifis 17% Lake Erle & W... 16 |U.S. Express. 60 do pfd......... B7 |W.St.L.&P. 7 Lake Shore....... 131 |Wells Fargo Ex.. 123 Lead Trust....... #8%|Western U, Bady Louisville& N.... 473 W. & L. 12 Loulsville & N. A. 8i{| do pfd . 48 Manhattan Con... 1245 M & St. I 11 Memphis & C..... 5 |D.&R.G 10 . Michigan Cent.... e 363 Mo, Paclfic. . 20 Mobile & Ohio! [ 2 Nashville Chat. 673 National Cordage [ do pfd... . 7 N il Tl 7 North A|{l. C . 4 P! g *bld. The total sales of stocks today were shares, luding: Atchison, 2,100; Ame 41,600; lhlrl\ngln!l 14,400; Chlcago 3,500; "Distilling, 26,000; tric, '2,100: Loufsville & Nashyille,’ 2,300; National L New York Central,’ 2200; National Tteading, 2,300; Rock Island, 4,400; 400, E 007 General 13 w York Money Market. NEW YORK, May 9.—MONEY ON CALL— Easy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed at 1 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—2%G5 per cent. STERLING EXCHANG) rm, with actual business in bankers' billy at $4.88%@4.89 for de. mand and $4.85G4.85% for sixty duys; posted rates, $4.8816GA.90; commercial bills, = $4.8015@ SILVER CERTIFICATES—6a6 GOVERNMENT BONDS—Steady. State bonds, aqulet. The tlosing quotations on bond U, 8.8 reg N (T AT UL 8. b8 coup. 117X |St. P Consols. UL 8. 48 re 113% St P. C. & P. 18t U. & 48 coup. 11344 T.P.L. G. Tr. Rets U, 8. digs rog..... 08 |T.P.K.G. Tr. Rets tPaciticbsof 95, 103 |Unton Pae. ists.. Louslana stpd 48. 951 | West Shore Missourl 68...... 100" *R. G. W. lsta Menn. new set 9. 103 |Atchison 48, ... Tenn. new s 101 |Aichison 2148 A 70% G, H. & S. A. 08, 54| A0 TB..0nnnner |H. & C. 5.0 0 68 Tenn. new set i Canada So. 2ud 1Cen. Pac. 1818 1D, & R. G. 18ts.. D. & R. G. 4. Erlo 2nds MK &T. M. K. &T. Mutual Un! N.J. C. Int. Cert No. Pac. 18t. .. Ne' Pac. 2nds N. W. Consols Va. Centuries dodeferred Boston Stock Quotation BOSTON. May 9.-Call loans, 1}¢@2 per cent; tme loans. 2ig@3% per cent. Closing prices for stoeks, bonds and mining sk T Tarey I'Tx’:‘We-nqlA;,-|| Electrio 87k 11008 | W, Elee. ‘pfd...... 51 LU 94K | Wis. Central. i Atehison 2da. T Hell Telephone. ... 90 [Atehison 480 Boston & Albany.. 28 |New England 8s.. Boston & Maine.’... 146 |Gen. Blectric 68... Coll & Q..vvoiii TBM|Wis. Cent. 1 s Fiteubure. .., 735 | Allouez Mining 0. Gen. Electric 363 | Atlantie.. ... ¢ 1il, Stecl 50 ° |lioston & Montana Butte & Boston Calumet & Hecla. . N. Y. & N. Eng.... Ceutenulal. 0ld Colony. ... Oregon Short Line Rubber...... N Mextean Contral., 15 5 3 R 17 |Quinc e 49 amarack 5 _ London Stock Mariet. LONDON, May 0.4 p. . closiug: [Mexican ordinary, 10! 1Bt Paul com...... 42 N. Y. Central. .., 101 | Ponnsylvania. |, 02! Reading. Y Mex. Oen. new 48. 00 BAR SILVER-20d per ounce. MONEY=1 per cent. “Tho rate of discount in the open market for short biils 18 1 3-16@1% per cent, aud 105 three uionths Dills, 14@1 3-16 per cent. | OMAHA LIVE STOCK NARKETS | I .0 | Receipts a Fair Average, with Cattle In- creasing and Hogs Decreasing, - TRADE IN LIGHT- CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE Dealers All Wanted the Seanty Offerings and Paid a Neat Advance—-Heavy Grades Dull-Mogs Badly Broken in Price. WEDNESDAY, May 9. There was a fair average run of stock today. So far (his week, compared with last, there has been an Increase of about 3,000 cattle and 1,000 sheep, while receipts of hogs have fallen off fully 5,000 head. The general cattle market was tolerably active, with prices as a rule a trifle firmer. Recelpts were not by any means heavy, and there was not such a large proportion of heavy cattle as on the two preceding days. Most of the cattle were light and medium welghts, 1,200 Ibs. and under, and this made the trade more lively, as all classes of buyers are usually anxious for this kind of stock Dressed beef men, especially, all appeared to have good buying orders, and early prices ruled fully steady. Later outside butchers started in to buy light cattle and prices ad- vanced ¢ to 10c in many cases. The heav- fer grades were dull and no higher. They were in lighter supply, and while the de- mand was no better they were more casily moved than on Tuesday. Aside from the heavy cattle the market was active and strong, and by noon a very fair clearance of all classes of stock had been effected There were only ten to a dozen loads of cows and mixed stuff in the yards, and the market exhibited no new features. Good fat stock was all right, buyers all wanted it and prices ruled strong. There was not a great deal of the common stuff in the yards, but what there was sold no better. Calves were in very light supply and firmer, and the market for rough stock of all kinds was active and strong. The stocker and feeder trade was decid- edly dull, in fact there was scarcely any thing doing. Yard traders’ supplies were larger than they needed, and they were con- sequently very indifferent buyers of the fresh offerings, especially as the demand from the country was somewhat slack. Prices got too high to suit country dealers, and they are evidently waiting for a decline, Prices were off fully a dime today. ood to chofce feeders are quoted at $3.25@3.75; fair to good at $3.00@3.25, and lighter, com- moner grades at from $3 down. Representa- tive sales: . Av. No. 37. Pr. Av. Pr. 1166 83 75 1135 L8 No. No. 1y 19 1. I 13 3. 1 0. . 93083 00 240 340 50 1269 1090 1051 1000 3 820 D818 968 L 90 1303 1202 10... 147 11063 105 1008 1L 986 SHIPPING AN 20 1918 203071 b Vg 1 6780 1324 9,1 1397 s L7 .00 875 Lol 830 WSSt 32 st 16 ¥ 18 I 18 1...11040 200 1 200 7.L012 210 10180 228 1,.51270 225 . 2....10% 235 6. 980 2235 9. 16,1138 Ars wok 2...11003 2% 40 2 1 1.0.110 2 af 17,00 868 2 1 3...1186 2 2 300 ) 2 1.0.1370 300 410 2 1./71150 300 ULLS AND HEIFERS. HEIFERS. LT 235 4,007 325 L. 769 250 1..1150 325 930 275 9.l 8w 330 1025 300 11000686 335 L. 678 318 YEARLINGS. 10.... 75 325 Il... 08 340 CALVES. 1...210 878 1...200 428 1000140 400 1000130 450 3126 400 4000162 500 2,135 400 7 BULL! 2 85 2 00 300 2 315 270 315 27 815 276 10150 316 27 2....780 315 2 80 1090 320 28 220 335 STAGS. 40 1....1600 340 'OCKERS AND FEEDERS. 3.... 397 310 28888 =2 . 620 31 . HOGS—It looks very much as if the props had been knocked out from under the market and prices are dropping fast. The weakness in provisions s enabling buyers to pound the hog market successfully, and they have taken off 15c In thre> days without a strug- gle, and in the face of a big decrease In sup- plis. The run today was nearly 3,000 lighter than a week ago and the market was fully a quarter lower than at that time. Compared with Tuesday prices were a big 10c lower. There was some shipping de- mand, but very little from speculators, as Chicago was reported weak and lower. Local houses were all decidedly bearish and trade was rather dull from the start, although a trifle more active at the close. The popular price for fair to good hogs of all weights was $4.80, with quite a few of the better loads at $4.821% and $4.85, and an extreme tcp of $4.90. The pens were cleared in good season, the bulk at from $4.80 to $4.85, as against $4.90 to $4.95 Tuesday and $6.06 a week ago. Repre- sentative sales: No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr. 8301, 183" 20054 75 160 $4 80 1303 120 4 76 50 4 80 Gas 18 40 48 50 . 480 CEEEEETIESEE RS TTIEITERZE BT 80 212 200 160 4 80 260 ... 160 4 80 260 ... 50 4 80 LA ) 120 4 80 67,0000 1261 160 80 4 8 @il 0 80 480 PIGS AND ROUGH, Loiieee 890 % 68, 123 .0 445 SHEEP—Suppiies were light. But one load was recelved, they were fair yearlings and sold readdy for $4.35. The demand was good from all sources and prices fully steady Fair to good natives are quotable at §3.00Q 4.25; fair to good westerns, $2.20/4.15; com- mon and stock sheep, $2.50@ good to cholos 40 to 100-1b. lambs at $3.50G4.5 Representative sales: No. Wi pr. 170 yearlings |U|| ll‘.ll." Recoipts and Disposit Offielal rocerpity and diaposi by tho book of the Union Sto: for the twenty- fou enaing at 3 o'cloe {3 san twen naing at 5 o'cl i an RECEIITS AT oG SitwEr on of Stock, b Cars.|Head Cars [Hoad. |Cars, [Head| Cars. | Head _ 88 5,388 1] 187| 2| 82 DISPOSITION. BUYERS, SR CATTLE. | OGS, Omaha Packing Co.. The G. H. Hammond Co. Swift and company The Cudihy Packing O Jolin P, Squire & Co, A Haaw...... R. Becker & T P. D. Armour Armour Co Shippers and feedors. g e, Tota Light Recelpts Continued and trolled the Situation Sellors € CHICAGO, 81t would be strange, in deed, It under the continued lght recolpts the cattle market should not maintain a firm tone. With 16,000 head s today's supply, only 33,500 since Saturday and no large s In sight, the situ favorable to the selling in terest, but there was no considerable ndvance In any class of eattle, while s @ whole the market was slow at unchanged prices. The kind the present demand calls for, namely, light and medium . welght steors,” and "good cows and helfers, wore firm, Heavy stecrs, averuges of over 1400 1be., werd slow At previous quotations Sales ostly from $5.75 o $4.15 for and “shipping steers, and at from 8 heifers and bulls. 13xtra # were quoted around $4,05 to 20 above the prices froely ing from 200 to 00 b, loas 5 cattle hore toduy, bt v over $1.2 ket continued to sag. It was sven Jittle Jower tian at yesterday's closs, e from a declin in the were w m $5 to $5.05, nd poorer n ;,{-r;n ’{ “ Culls were ‘m from for heavy grades, s ity \UIH quite ) the needs of the trade unil at Tues The best fed wothers \wlv'-- run_down as from $1.50 to $3.50 .25 0 $L.35 houg of the sheep. from to 3.8, ves, 600 The Evening Journal o Market steady; prima ¢ S0gg 100 e 34,1004, HO( b and g and mixed, utcher welghts, $. butg hts, § Si D LAMBS-Re. Marke lower; top sh @ lambs, $4.50G4.75; spring la RES Movement of Hogs During the Pas and . $6.00 TS, t Week Shows an Improvement. CINCINNATI, May 9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—Tomorrow's Price Current will say: Western packers have handled 2 past week, compared with 215,000 the p; week and 200,000 last year, making a 2,400,000 since March 1, agalnst 1,650,000 ago. Prominent places compare as’ follow Omaha Louls o5y Cincinnati 100 Indianapolis Milwaukee Cedar Rapids St. Toseph Sioux City Ottumwa °, Cleveland ', ew York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, May 9.—BE head; market ‘active and firn prime, $4.4715@4.60; fair to ordinary to medium, §1. 4,00, B SHEEP AND LAMBS active to K@lc highe inferior ~Receipts, unsii 0 sheep, 14.45; unshorn, ; inferior. to chol b, $4.5065.5 —Ree: fair to good, yearl e clipped, $4. . 8,900 head; 5.4065.50, maiket § St. Louis Live St k Market. ST. LOUIS, May 9.—CATTLE—Receip head; shipments, 200 head, Market stei tiv 'y distolbn, $L35: 1,20 to 1 000 to 1,200-10s., '§3.70@3.85, $4.50@5,00. i 11,000 .000 hogs the e to Wy ding of i 1803, 530,000 000 136,000 110,000 58,000 000 00) 00) 24,000 40,000 43,000 491800 1 10 lipped, poor to fair, common to ceipts, 9,000 head; shipmen head. ket weak, S@l0 lowe T Jections, good mixed, $.8@5.10; good SHISE—Recelpts, 1,20 head; shipments, 101 hewd, Murket qulet, ‘steady Strangs Oline native .5 Wool natives, $4.50G4. he exas stecrs 0: oy shipping steers, §3.1074.43 cows, $1.50@0.85; stockers and fecders, §2. bulls, $: T N shipmen| head 10@ bulic, 34, heavies, packers and 14.90; Yorkers and pigs, HEE $4.0014.55, head; market slow’ but steady. . Sioux City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, May —Re head: shipments, 567 hea rket S@0e low $4.707 head; shi crs, $2.003.63; yearli X 36, cow 3.05; bulls, $1:25012.60, $1.50'9.00. Sight. Receipts of ive st for Wednesday, May 9, were Hogs, South Omaha..... g T 7 35 ol 5 15,000 23.000 Kaneas Olty...\. .\ 4500 12,800 St. Louls..... 21700 9:000 Totals. ...... New York Mining Quotations, NEW YORK, May 9. closing mining quotations Cholor.. Crown Homestake.... Quicksil Mexican do preferred. Ontario... Bulwer f Ophir. San Francisco Min SAN FRANCISCO, May 0.—Tho official guotations for mining atodkes 011y wors ows': 1; marke Dts, the four prineipal N —Recelpts, 1,400 head; shipments, 1,800 800 Sheep, 187 18,000 1,400 1,200 he following ara tha ¥ Quotations. closing a3 toi- T 4R Moxic 190 [Mon> 275 [Nev Bodie Con.......... 385 Bulwer g Chollar...... "/ [1l] 00 |8 Con. Cai, & Va.!.\l 7375 Crown Point...... 115 | Union Con Eureka Con.....\.. 0 |Dtah Hale & Norcross... 100 | Yellow Jiciet. 8t. Louls Mining Stock Quotat LOUIS, May 0.—-Mining quotitions: 8T. 50 70 5 Bl Anked. | A $ -u‘:“ [ .«mi m. .2 275 Bimiotallic g.00% -t Granite M. 1.50 S. Hopes Financial Notes. BOSTON, May 9.—Clearin ancen, $1,50,110. PARIS, May 9.—Three per cint rentes for the account May 9.—Clearings A, 9.—Clearings, $524, last week,' $822,7 NEW YORK, May 9.—Clearings, balances, 6 7 HILADELPHIA, May 9.—Clearings, 39,621, baiances,” $1,576000, May 9. Clearh J 2 Welllng ut LONDON, May 9. e Bank of Eng unt of bulll y on b TI, May xchang nt JANS, May $1,181,058 c premium bank, $1.50 pre SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.—Drafts, sight, 1lic; tolographic, 124c. Sliver bars, 634G6INC, Mexi can dollars, 51G61%e CHICAGO, May §.—Clearings, $14,521,00 York exchange #old at 10c premium. 8 exchange, sotual, M.8THG4.59, BT. LOUIS, May 9.—Clearings, 33,62 bal ancen, $684,357. Money, dull; b@i per Ex change on New York, Wia¢ premium bid I AuGROCEHs should keeP afull supply in stock. giocers kn ow. Good Housekeepers are always provoked, When delayed inobtaining® SANTACLAUS SOAPR foritis an indispensable article in good Is far superior to any other in the market, as bright women and bright Sold cverywhere. Madeonly by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago, hausekeeping: e Babies thirsting for pure air. Our stuffy, over-heated houses Speed ced Tittle ones can get out breathe (Bless ‘'em) are hungering and are veritable when the pale into God's pure air. Come In and see the rlages in our basement— tending as far as the ey 250 PATTERNS, the best the world renowned at the head satin_parasol, §i fever chests, sunshine and © can rea , worth $12.00. 1CE-BO. when you buy look a little out. the sense of smell. ICE-BOXES “ventilated” goods, OF THEMSELVES. A “GLACIER” refrigerator, $8 $13.60. Formerly Peap OLD TIMERS IN WYOMIN and and N the Big May 9. Uncle of President Cleve of President Scott 1 CHEYENNE, Wy tinguished American families now resi the famous Big Horn basin, in the we part of Johnson county, this state. the uncle of Grover Cleveland, and other John Caufield. nephew of General fleld Scott. A gentleman who traveled through that country met these personages and gleaned a little of history. The president’s uncle h looking forward to the time when he have established a pleasant home for self In which to fill out the measure o existence. “‘I have been a fool all my said he to his visitor, “‘but, thank God, I'm s my nephew now in Washington, who thinks he knows it no such a pig-heade upstart all and that the people who elected know nothing."” Mr. Miss Eliz comman uncle Winfleld,” said Mr. C when he paid my mother a visit land, 0., in 1846 of the United States army and was tour of Inspection to New Orleans Scott, sister of the field, in ¢ recall him, he was a corpulent man dr 1w to me as Everything he did was pre- en- m little presents, and looking back now I can | in the fatigue uniform of a g only 12 years old, but he se surly as a bear. cise and crusty. med He gave us child under his_surly disposition was a kind heart, Me seemed to fairly ship my mother, who Is still living a age of 82 at Youngstown, 0.” Mr. Caufield Is living an lifo on a ranch, with his wife and fa fourteen children, - DeWitt's Witch Haz DeWitt's Witch Hazel THE KEALTY MARKE seo that unostent NSTRUMENTS 1894 1» pla 1 on record Ma WARRANTY DEEDS. E_H Eldridge and wife to 1 8 Hauseman, lat 16, block 12, Wilcox's 20 add Rudolph s wife to Mary densen 1% lot 11, block 2, Willlam Hugedorn's add A Daniel Egan und " wite Tots 11 und 12, biock 9, Corrig: ¢ 1 Andersorf to Potér Andwrson, 12 to 16, block 3, Quick's park John Borgeson und wife to A lot 10, block 12, Brown park Jesse Lowe and Wil teet of w 110 fuet Omaha J 3 O'Rourks 10t 8, block 1, lot '8, Borgexon, Maxwell, ¢ 44 6 and 6, block 133, nd’ Wi Melvor Burr Pl Junnii QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, Bradford and _wife 1o ¥ lot 16, block 7, Hitehcook's sppleton und wite to Wyntt-Hulla Lumt . 1ot 4, block &, | ton pa ZTotal amount of Lranalens The “GLACIER,” everybody now about. It is perfection, Cleanatle, Handsome and at prices. .65, recently both s reached a ripe old age, but is well and hearty and is Caulfield stated that his mother was famous r. “The first time 1 ever saw my Cwas He was then commander uily of 1 Salve cures ulcers, Salve cures pile the in array of baby car- rod wide and ex- ch—OV goods made, with “FEATHERSTONES A full sized reed carringe, with a reasonable A “GLACIER” ice box, $3.50, worth $6.50 worth Send 10c for postage on big *94 catalogu Close at 6:30 evenings, except Monday and Saturday. phow Torn. Special The Bee)—The representatives of two to 18- de In stern One, the Win- of their shall him- of his lite him on a As T essed Ny there wor- t the tious day his lutely Process RS It don’t make so much difference what you select when you are buying “BAND-BOXES and WOODBOXES and BREAD-BOXES" but S you need to Dangerous gasses and foul deposits cannot always be detected, even by and RE FRIGERATORS are apt to be overlooked when we are considering the sanitary con- dition of our homes. Better buy the perfect WHICH TAKE CARE knows being Ventilated, | 1y 9, | 31,000 600 100 2,00 300 3R GASOLINE STOVES WE about 'em until now although our new pat- terns are the talk of the town. the “QUICK MBAL" goods. perfect nd Generator styl and platform patterns; prices ranging from $2.90 to §28.00. 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