Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL All Wheat Records Again Broken on a Succession of Bearish Influences, JULY CLOSED A CENT AND A HALF LOWER Grand Tronk's Suspension of Freight Trame the Chief Trading Almost Panieky-— ¢ and Provisions Cause rn Lower ~Oats Unchanged. CHICAGO, May 17.~It was a record breaking day in wheat. May sold at 53%c and July at 55%¢, and the latter closed 1% lower than yesterday, Free selling, weak cables, favorable crop reports and the an- nouncement that the Grand Trunk will at present carry no more freight, owing to the coal famine, all contributed to the weak ness. Trading was etive and at time rather panicky. July corn closed wer July oats unchanged and provisions lower all around, Wheat was active trades were at from Y gradually sold down with little reaction 1%c¢ and weak, Opening to e lower, and rallied from %c to e, changed some and closed with 1%c to 1%c decline. The early influences were all bearish. The Price Current summary was construed as such Also the cables, weather and northwestern yecelpts, Outside markets were also weak, especially New York. Local operators, led by Pardridge, were free sellers on the short wide and much long wheat was lignidated The apnouncement by the Grand Trunk that that railroad would disontinue taking freight, owing to the coal famine, was als a bearish factor, and was followed by a period of rather panicky feeling. The mar- Xet closed near the botio Corn was steady at t fng by the heaviest purchasers of yesterday but offerings graduaily increased, and when wheat broke corn sympathized. After an early gain of %c, July sold off %e and closed at the bottom. Oats was start on fair buy The weak sym fu- unsettled up, but and In the near %c and active and market opened strong and %c ened under moderate selling pathy with other grains, and tures declined from e to others Y. s of live hogs at the yards than estimated and lower proyisions opened weak values, and then ruled support. Trading was in wheat subsequent With_the arr about 7,000 more for them, a decline in steady” on a little light and the break and the rush to sell were responsible for a moderate decline, from which there was a slight reaction Jompared with last night. July pork is 20c, July lard 12%c and July ribs 5e lower. Estimated receipts for 200 cars; corn, 875 car 21,000 head. Frelghts were slow, with charters for corn to Buffalo 1ge. The ocean rate from Boston to Liverpool was 1.47c per bu., with Joads hard to get. The leading futures ranged as follow: Avticies, | Open. | High. T _Close. Wheat. tomorrow: oats, 185 cars; hi 5314 543 55%G's BOM@IH Bsig@is 3744 3734 3835 Pork per bbi Wh_quotations were as follows LOUR—Weak; prices 100 1wer. ng, 63%c; No. 3 spring, no OATS—No. 0. 2 white, 26@36te; No. 8 white, 31% RYB--No. 2, 40¢. 4 BARL No. 2, nominal; No. 1@3e; N 4, 1o sales. D--No. SE PROVISIONS sty 10.80; lard, per 100 ibs., Khort Bides (00ge), $6,20006.22) shoul Moxed), i short sides (boxed), finlshed goods, per gal., 1pts ana shipments 1.15. “The following wero the re for today : TATHcien: Flour, bbls. 14.000 Wheat, bu. 77.000 Corn, bu... 202000 Oats, by 167,000 Rye.'bu 5,000 21000 5,000 4,000 Barley, by On the Produce exchi ket was quiet; cream 13e. Eggs, firn; steictly o butter ma dairy, 88 NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Metals, Ete. NEW YORK, May 17.—FLOUR--Receipts, 16,00) Bhbls; exports, 19,300 bbls.; sales. 9,000 pigs. Lower to sell, w 4, except for Bpring pat and _winte ghis, some of the “latter aken for export. Rye flour, I on all grades, 8@ western, $2.05@ lots, 1@ No. 2 Milwaukee, 6a67; ungrade . HARL MALT—Nominal; western, 65@sic; six-rowed, 0GR, WHIZAT R 00 bu.; exports, 49,000 bu, bu.futures and_ 48,000 bu. spot. Spot market dull and weaki No, 2 red, in store and elevator, 66%e; afloat, G7c; £, 0. b.. BSc; No. 1 hard, 675, An entire new sei of Jow recards was made In wheat today, the open- ing was weaker on local lquidation und foreign welling, but at noon there was o rally which was followed by a sharp break in prices, ng to the close. Private estin winter wheat condition 9§ Rockles. The close was very I%e net decline; No. 2 red M June_closed at Bi4e; duly, BU B8CT AuRUSE - Gbigubikae, closed b Dec Beptember, 60Gaedio, closed at 60e; 625 @6%¢, closed atl 3lc, CORN'Receipts, 20,000 hu.; exports, sales, 34,00 bu. ftures and 70,000 bu. spot. Spot No. & ator; ARG3)50 afloat steamer mixed, 423, Options’ opened firmer on wmall car lots, but soon weakened with wheat, May 1 at 1 after o quict day closed Hc net decling [ July, 42%¢; Septembe Recelpts, 1,000 bu,; b bu. i No. M@ No NG o No. 2 whi i No. & white, 40%@41c; track, ‘mixed ‘west- rn, ' 88G39%cstrack, white western, 41G40c; track, white stite, 41G46c. Options, firm manipulation west and unfavorable crop news, but weakened later; May, clowed “nt MNe; dune closed at 87 WG4, Closed At $7kc. HAY—Quiet; shipping, $6.00a6. Eood to cholee, $7.000,00. HOPS-Dull; state, common to choice, 9617 Pacifie count, 12G15¢. HIDES 1% steady; wet salted New Or 5 1., AV “About sty sole o heavy, ady, ' Cut aull. m closed at §7.60 asked i Jduly, $1.30 $T80: " Sautn Pork, dull; U tate dalry, 12616 cal; stal large, $1:@10%¢; part wdy: western fresh, 12G12%c; re i teady; clty (82 per pki). 14 4 18-16c; count free), 4%e, as to quality PRTHOLEL Unitéd closed 1 ROSIN—Fiim; stralned, common to good, @2, TUR cady: 291 G300, RICE domestic, fall to extra, 4%@6c; Japan, AL MOLASSES ") good o0 ch FLAX S COPPER PIN=Firmer; Auil. New Orleans open kettle 280 Weak lale raits, asked. 5 R-—Neglected; domestic, $3.50 asked COTTON SEED OIL—Buyers and sellers apart tendency rather downward; no pressure to seli yound lots. Prime crude in bbls. ne crude, loose, 2@2Tc; off crud 280; w summer yellow, 33¢; off summer yellow summer white, 36437¢; bulter Inneapolls Wheat Market. OLIS, May 1.—~The wheat market opened a littie easier thix morning, with noth ing unusual In the volume of trading in the ef of news or the range of vilues, Trad Ik was moderate to about t lle of the sesnton, and at times there appe W be ideruble strength. It was apparent, however, that wan no large buying, und whenever the market firmed up a Little there appeared 10 be wheat offering very systematically - in A7 ¢ *c e large as the rade wan prepured ly MIN I This continued until there was a feel My and July, 58%c; September } fongs were woliing out, which precip o awh, i No, 3, 49%c: Fejecte Aexire on all sides (o sell July, broak ki No. 1 northern to arrive, 6% ing [ steadily until & drop of 1 . obtatned helow (he cloxing price of last No. 3 white, 84 I'he ordinary run of scalpers seemed incli Whent, 114 on by at that point for a changs in the marke ett, %014 bu. ; oats, 2151 b, ¥ buying brougat out larger offerings SHIPMENTS-Wheat, #8816 bo.; ouis, 2151 bu. and prices broke away and fell dc further, | closing at b Tower than the previous day. | on Murket. 4 continiicd after the regular close, and | gp povys, COTTON—Steady: mid el AT gl ol LB g, 7 7-1 bales: rocoipls, 400 b traders. There wan no panic wt any time, but T e 2o a determined offort on the pare of many fongs | NN Sr e SRS G0 sales ' out This murket Tk been relatively | 30 aten: o arrive, 3 bales: ordinary above the enstern and western markels uatll | good ordinary, §4c; Tow middiing 691 o Tad Thtvaneed wavemmi cents -amave reintive | S ordinarys Suer fow sl values, as \pared’ with other piaces, After | G10F 81310 wood mideUng, of all, the wheat fs s 1 hore thal thore fn nio | falEc THEL dain B 3-160; Peceibld, cnd anger of o genoral p though Turther 1quid Sl T AL LR S LA ation on the part of lioficta ot mall amounts | ggs: " July, 687 CAUEUSL $0,67006.68; Be may follow. Cash wheat wold out early and | bl Shaagni; October, 86, Novem prices wore whout the sanic ns yesterday, which | [ADeE I b (4] andholders, No. 1 northern soiling at about | ¥ahy cper May asvr o1s0 RIS T e A moderate | piddiing, 6%c Sales, 060 balew; exports, 41 nount was fold from the eountrs elevator AL arrive, Uringing the same priven as the s stull. Close: May. o8%c; July, SVie: September Y On triek: No. 1 hard, 6itge; No. 1 | ket Goc; Ne. 2 northern, s8le will | KA WHEAT - About theeo figures, the tack wheat was | steady 2 harl, 2 red, 500; N¢ Wwor. Heptember wak wlso better sus CORN mixed, MyuGdste; N tained than July, closing e lower than yes- | 2 white g terday, Tt was the lauidation of July that b 2 mixed, 36636 2 the feature of the day Very good flour sajes mods i creamery, 1615 12 £ ptents for eustorn poinis on a_basi % 3 of $155 while the genern) market was quoted | RECEIPTS-Wheat, 5,000 bu.; corn, none: oats At from $8.35 (0 $3.55. Bakers sold at 2 | none to $2.35, with considerable sales at about $2.19 HIPMENTS—Wheat, 12,000 bu.; corn, non to 215, Flour shiptents were 25,052 bbls oats, none The fuetion wis about 30,000 bbis, Wi — ~— rocelpis, 104,28 Du.; shipments, 15,120 bu ol Mur cots. distribution In the way of shipments_and grind LIVERPOOT WHEBAT-Closing g exceeded the veceints by about 45,000 bu quiet; demand’ p St. Louls faney winter Mk ML U OATS—Weak; demand poor; No. 2 rei winter, BUTTER-Te plenty of country butter on | As 3. the market, but the most of it 1% poor when it [~ CORN—Quict; demand poor: new mixed, tpot artives and prices are low. Choice country 6%d; futures, quiet; demand f May, butter, 12filfe; packing stock, 60; eparator Gl June, 3 0%d; July, 35 6%d croamiry, 171115 PROVISIONS —1'0rk, dy; demand poor; Deu genorally are veporting their | prime mess, west 72 6d. Lard, dull; de: n bright st iU e seconds are | mand poor; spe futures, fo demand selling at 708 Tieef, extra Indin mess, S7s 6. [ivon, long and VI3 POULTRY rocoipts of chickens are | short clear, 46 Ibs., 3&; long clear, 45 Ibs, waninis and (e ket is quite so firm | 338 6d. an It was a_doy ) o ™ ol P TIRRE Foosters, BGde, and young ones o demand on for other kinds o n riith thou OIL CITY, Pa., May 11 ransit cer a lmited_quantity lable. Dicks, Ta8e; hen | tificates opened it 851: highest, 6% ; lowest ; turkeys, Sdc; goblers, be; goes closed, S0V salew, $,000 bbls.: shipments, 96,761 GAMIZ—The season I8 %o far advanced that | bbls.: ‘runs, 01,260 bbls. game (5 no longer wanted PUATSBURG, Pa., May 17.-National Transit VIIAL~The receipts of veal are very mod- | certificates opened at 86%; closed at $6%; highest, erate and prices steady. Gowl, fat veals, 81607c; | 86%; lowest, 85%. th 3 ESTR eI is o demand for old plgeons New York Dry Goods Market. but y at are not strong on the wing | Npw YORK, May Demand and purchase are not wanted. Old birds, per doz., $1.2601.50. ot 7 prodh IR AR hnd VEGETABLES. light. More in staple Tines of OLD BEANS—The market |« firming up all | goods for inting cloths dull but over the country. Nefther the demand nor sup- | Steady at bid, and declines at Fall River DIy 18 very heavy at this polat. California hand- | for 64, squares. ¢ e vy 8 "Erin Quotations. i are a thing of the past AN FRANCISCO, May 17.-WH 7 orn onfons are quoted at $ - per ember, $1L04%; wellor, 9374 e fow Hermudas still on hand £ JDer box, “Top onions are” plenty” at X5 AND BONDS, YTATOLS — The supply I8 coming m —_— ah and Colorado, which stock Is qu Values Went Down In the Face of a Fairly D ot whien | dre ohoLta: ot AguisoL pesniation 0G5 per D NEW YORK, May 17.—The speculation on calnAGE - Alibama cabbage, per crate, §250; | e gtock exchange was fairly active today, CELERY--Nons in the market. but the result of the day's transactions Ao home Er e, "% ' | was with a few exceptions a depreciation In abundant i values. The opening prices were as a rule higher than yesterday's final sales, but the ple plant is plenty Home grow “florida stock of good color !s ot erate of 8ix huskets early trading was irregular. Before the ex- D piration of the first quarter of an hour the doa., s Clcdmibers, $1001 market became steady, and with good buy- e ey L ho LG ers coming into the market an advance sct NEW BEANS - Xome very wax beans | jn which continued up to 11 o'clock and in e lyed iom exn s bu. box. | which Lead, Delaware & Hudson, Union Pa- o pean are commencing o arr cific and the grangers were most prominent. Some few shares were heavy and recorded from’ Mi ad - shipping stock, per b bo oy declines, lowa Central preferred receded BTRAWHDRRISSEmaNrestinia of itisrries byi| o gpersicon LHand ROt EFRAClAOE BoDet, expross were not heavy, but thers was o part | CeDt. Shortly after 11 o'clock Lead was of A ear carried over from yesterday that came | pressed for sale and lost most of the early in Dy Trelght, Choice shipping stock, $275@3.00. | improvement, Sugar common and preferred, _APPLES “There are no apples on the market | New England and the list generally falling sultable for ShIDDINE DUTDOSK. erries are ar- | OFf @ fraction. The depression was of brief riving and selling at §2 per box. The fruit iy | duration and under the leadership of Dis- In’ good condithon, but rather small in size, tilling, which was bought freely, and Lead. TROPICAL FRUITS, which again came into demand, an upward BANAN r bunch, $2.0042.50. turn was made, the market turning strong nons, I Sze: 3 TANeY | in the afternoon. A change, however, was quickly made from strength to depression. 1 ORANGES. - Washington navals eat Northern preferred on sales of 200 # 'lu'{.‘\""';"x‘}l" sweets, $3.50; shares broke 5% per cent, Sugar 1% per FIGE e ¢ cent and the rest of the list fractions. Huliowe boxes, per 1b., | About 1 o'clock Sugar and Lead rallied a 3 % fraction, Lead preferred jumping 2 per cent. NEAPPLES-Choice, per doz., 32; small, | Speculation then became irregular and dur- i MISCELLANEOUS, ing the last hour was weak on sales of the HONEY-Calltornia, 15¢; durk honey, 13%e, active list. Lake Shore, Manhattan, St. MAPLE SYRUP-Gallo cans, per doz.. 312 Paul and Reading made the heaviest de- (N UTS=AlImonds, 15@ites Kngilsh walnuts, 104 | clines, the closing being weak except for 5 The bond market was steady during the 1. poils, ..1; hait | morning, but became weak in the afternoon. o 1 green | . The Evening Poat says: For a time at e Nt Biien | this morning's opening the market had a .55 95 e, 5ike: No. | singularly cheerful aspect. Prices for pretty ary’fiint [ much everything on the list were sharply hidesigbnigNoy I i, et N er I | advanced. “Buying orders were executed by LR e et Lot " | London houses, and in the grangers and SHERD PELTS Green salled, each, 25a6c; | industrial stocks an active recovery seemed green salted shearlings (hrt-Vodlal eaily SKine), | to b in progress. The first hour's gains, Sach, o@ise; dry shearlings (short-wooled en o 5 S L ey shehithga, (snort | however, were [only partially. maintained, wooled early skins), No. 2, euch, Wry fint, | and the subsequent heaviness and dullness Kansns and Nebraska buicher wool,” pelts, per | showed that — the orders, whether —made Wetual weikht, osci dry int iKansas and | through local “bulls” ‘or foreign brokers. pelts, per b, 3 i ry fint, | short interest. Colorado m I, act The following are the closing quotattons weight. 4G on the leading stocks of the New York ex- TALLOW AND No. I 4% | change today Aliataliog gy Yollow, e} | Atehison ... 0% Northera Pa grlae Ntk boedwix. | Adams Express... 148 | No. Pac. pfd. i Alton, . H...... 201U, P.D. & G... — do p' 5 130 INorthweste: St. Louis General Market. Am. Exp Baltimore & Ol LOUIS, May 17.—FLOUR-Unchanged at | gaitinor o Big L cline, % C\l ada Southern. 493 |Ontario & W. Wenk all day with but one rally | Ganios SORLREM. 34 atoat 1 oTcluelk and. the close waw 1o oft from | Seutral Bacttic. .. 133 o - principally on discouraing erop news. | GREESEON G No. 2 ved, cash, Slie; May, Sic; July, goton: e e Pucine Man. Cilieago G 67 (P D. & B CORN-—Strong _carly on Hight receipts, but | conolidated Gas. weakened with wheat, closi oft. No. 2] 6,0 C &St L.... , cash, 36%c; May, ei July, | Colo. Coal & Iron 6 |Readin 4 Cotton Ol Cert... 28 |Richmond Terim.. Firm; No, 2 cash, May, ¢ | Del. Hudson...... 1304| do pfd. 8¢ wid, N o | Del Lack. & Wl 100k (R G. W, shing doing; No. 2, this side, ¢ | D.&R. G, pfd 20 |R. G W pra D.&C.F. Co.... 28k Rock Iniand, Towa, St. Paul HARLEY—Salcs of st Tenn BRAN-Qui Erie ... St. Paul i FLAX SEED Aris dopfd... ... . L P. & Omaha TIMOTHY $3.50@1.00; | Fort Wayne....... | _do_ pfd.. 077,50, G. Northern pfd.. 100 |Southern P ady; prime to choice timothy, $0.50@ | C,& E. L pfd...... S Hocking aliey: Unchanged; strictly fi 1y, ¢ 1L Central 3| Wells Fario BX. 3| Western Unios W.&L. E... Lead Trust Louisville& N Lonwvilie & N. 4. $1. 08001, Unchanged: $1 WHISKY COTTON T1 St P. & Duluth. dy at Se. K. & T.pfd.... .. Steady and firm at § Lake Erle & W.., LS. B asked. A0 Pld....ous s W. St L, & P. CORN MEAL—$1.9502.00. Taka Bhigralt it do pftl.: BAC Inchanged; PROVI Sandard mess, phattan Con do pfa ... $12.8705 che T | Momphia & © A& 8L L., Dry salt i longs | Michlgan Cen D. &R G and ribs, Bacon, packed | o, P e 2145 shorts, | Mobil Nashviile Chiat.,. Flour, 2,000 Wbls.: wheat, 7,00 bu.; | Nationnl Corda 3% BV ven ¢ oats, 52,000 b do pld.. 27| H/&T. C,... Flour, 10,000 bhis.: wheat, 1,00 | N. J. Centrai. 1003 T A A, & N M 000 b, ‘oats, 24,000 Lu. N &AW, pfd. I8I|T 8L L. & K. C.. North Am. €0, 47| do pfd A offee Market. of stocks today o 201,808 Al sales EW YORK May 17.-COFFEE-Options including: Atehison, 13,000; American d steady, ru fairly active c local 2 Burlington, 11,100; Chicago Gas, ind for lonk account But om Generul Blectic, 14,100; ing by shorts, closed steady at unehan 3,00 Missourl Pacie point ) D, ain; Missouri Paciic pre- July, $15.00: August e oo ending St paul, 30100; S0 Octuber, $T6301535 | Union’ Pacine, 5100 Union, 6,800, bt $1405, and. December, 3139715, Spot Rio dully 16405 l;llld -:vn»v Co New York Money Market, dova, 19619 Nk, b0 Nakn. MAFIEalho, BrIvALa | L NBWYORT, Moy AT MONRY. DN\ OALL te Warehouse dellveries yes 080 et Can e A AIosadl dof b New Vric stock tous : Tnfiod. |1 BAAVIAILCRSE: cONtiTInarIogLieRa: floasdz At tten atock, 260,007 buge: 3 unitea | Pk MERC e S p e States, ags, and total visible for the PRIME’ MEROANTILE . PAPRR—24G5 - per Uniied 8 ags, usainst 45,014 bags IRLING EXCHANGE-—Steady, with act st year, & L business In bankers' bills at $4.881564.88% for de RIO DI3 JAN m: No, 7 Rio, | business I o aai Tor siaty days: posted $15.80; exchange, ) bagy; stock, rates, 4.881564.90; commercial bills, $4.86 BILVER CERTIFICATES 6@ 650, GOVERNMENT BONDE-Steady inactive 4G4, 86%. Quiet; good v stk State bonds, 0 "Tox he United Biates, SO0 Lk A OROL My SLOIMN alen, 5300 aga; | The vloslss quotaticne en bonds. prices unchanged to % pfg lower U. 8, hsre eeene Il:l“;& L &S.F.C HAVRE, May 7.—Opened quiet, with prices un- | U. 8. bs coup.... 1125 [8t. B Consols changed 0 &€ lower and at 8:3) p. m. was duil, | U8, 48 res LS SE P C. & P, 1968 with the imj ement partially lost; sales, 14,000 l" 8 ‘-‘:;«'k;”l' I‘X"-:\ ,:,-:_ k :r_- ,\"‘r ll‘l";‘ S S Paclfictisof 103 [Union Pac. 1sts,. Lousiana ntpd 43, 90k | Weat Shord Rice Maret Roview. > i . [ 1007 R G W. Lat.[.0 TORISE May AD—Messra: Dan Talmase's wsot 8. 102 [Afelison 4y gonw. In bulletih No. & ew e 19" Xew' Vi W 8ot as. 101 |Alohinon 2igh & May' 15, state: In the old rice growing states R ) along the Atantie caast the acreage 15 below sou e, TUKIG, H &S A 08 the average, as many of the planters are unabl 5 g to secure requisite advances. Season, in thy 2 standing encouraging prices, uncertainties of | Riis Snds legislation in regird 1 cusing wome 0 | Al W G tilin away from cane K &T. Gon the acreage hi Mllum! Union s N.J. 0. Int. Cert.. of last year, [ en contrary; early nore e y too | No!Pac. 1ats...... Crop about half led and in fair | Nc' Pae o 78N(|Al jtion. Consideruble territory will depend on | N. W. O 140i| Ala. Clans rainfall, but wherever possible preparations are | NI W. Deb. 100" |Curpene Belng made o water supply. Deep plowing 1s | 860k LM Gon.68: [ being resorted to on uplands, s experlence dem onstrates that the plant is b tter able to with- offered. erally used, Increasing the yield 3 to. 30 “per [ England Statem cent. LONDON, May 1 The weekly stat of ‘“Llr Murke following changes as compared with the previous Mool Mark Hy s L — T. LOUIS, May WOOL~Quiet, without On the London ‘Change. £1,005,00 belng Lard, cash, May and July, 8%¢; No. ) northern, | reserve bus lncreased £l,104,000, THE OMAHA DAILY BER. gola 4 during (he weok, £210,000 coming from Austealin and the remainder In bar gl and United States cgin rhe wmount of bdllion Kunc iato the Bank o England (oday on 176,000, (n'fln Quotations. BOSTON, May Joana. 14@2 por cont ima 10an%. 10a3 5 Cloatng pricas for 8t0cks, Donds And miniig sHAKS ESF Sugar. Baliices | Am Atchison Atchison 4 D% | o Engiand @a Boston & Albany Boston & Main 145 ° | Gen. Electric 58 C.oB & Q \Wis. Cent. 18ta.... Fitehbury 48 Milouez Mining Co Gon. Eloctrie 18 Mlantic 1. 8teel. ... 0L Woston & Moritana Mexfean Contral, s | Butte & Boston N. Y. & N. Eng. ) caliime & Heela 014 Colony 7 Qregon Stiori L e .7 Rubbor. San Dieg on_Pacific ndl S35 [ORouoIN ey i “f‘.‘. Wraci cisco Mining Quotations. 1500, SAN FRANI auotations for Tows May 17. $loaks Best & Beicher Bodie Con. Biilwor. Chollar.... Con. Cal, &'V Crown Point.. Gould & Curry London Stock Market. LONDON. May 17.—4 p. m. elosing nuoli. money.. 100 7-16/ Mexican ordinary. 174 Conwols. ace'nt.... 100k |St. Panl com,..... G Pacitic.!, 6§78 N. Y. Central B Tily| Ponnsylvania 7614 Ruadi Tlinols Contial 5 BARSILVER MONEY -3¢ The rate of diseonnt in th biils 8 1 pe bills, 1 1-16 per « ot for sliort s MOnthK New York Mining Quotations. W YORK, May 17.—The following closng mining quotitions Con. Cal. & V... Deadwood Gould & ¢ ars thy irry. Hale & Noreross Homestake . Mexiean . ontari St. Louis Mining Stock Quotations. ST. LOUIS. May 17.—Mining stocks toda Quatations: wery Adams.... Am. Not Bimetallie Granite M Elizaboth.$ .1 273 | Harcouver |1 Hopo! 4 Hopo § 00 of the T the follow fous accou ng the wok, with ‘1l circulation, decreq treasuiy 50,000€; " gold in hand, ountéd, 00F; silver in dis increase, 1 hand, New York Live Stock Market. NIZ WYORK, M Receipts, 158 no market, SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 3,700 head; rket very ik sheop, yearlings, 34 7d and valy $12%@4.37%; fal dull; Tardly an; 00d Lo prim HOGS-Receipts, ad; market firm; in- terior (o choice, $ ancial Notes. VW ORLEANS, May 17.—Clearings, $1,251,- BALTIMORE. May 17.—Clearings, $2,002,4: balances 643, BOSTON, May 17.%Clearings, $12, bal- ances, $1,167,855, NEW YORK, May I7.—Clearings, $50,140,012; balances, $4, X PARIS, May 17.—T) cent rentes, 100¢ e for the account. PHILADELPIILA, ~Clearings, $10,29,- 091; balances, $1,794 485 | | CINCINNATI, May 17 -Money, 266 per cont New ' York exchange, o premtum. Clearings, SAN FRANCISCO, M ~Drafts, sight, 10c legraphic, 12! silver 1 6115 i AMix ican’ dol ST. LOUIS, May 17— Clearings, $4.130 al- ances, $66L,155, Money dull at 5@i per xchinge on New York, 2c premium. CHICAGO, May cign excharnge, dull $.874@4.89. New York ex: Money, 4@6 per cent. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR OUTPUT. Good Water Power Greatly Increases the Grind for the Week. MINNEAPOLIS, May 16.—The Northwest- ern Miller says the Minneapolis mills last week ground 193,137 barrels against 160,000 the week before and 159,876 the correspond- ing week in 1893. This week about the same capacity is in operation. Low freight rates, together with splendid water power, are the causes of the heavy running. Flour 1s very slow of sale, buyers being wholly indifferent except as they find customers to take it off their hands. Export shipments, 47,385 barrels, against 40,- 690 barrels the previous week. At Superior and Duluth the output was 48,939 barrels, against ,931 barrels the previous week and 38,732 in 1893. These figures are likely to be improved this week. The Milwaukee mills ground 28,848 barrels, agalnst 37,131 barrels the previous week and 36,600 barrels in 1893. No improvement is noted in flour trade. The St. Louis production was 32500 barrels, against 35,300 barrels the preceding week. The markets seem to be getting worse Instead of improving. L i i Arsenic In the Water. NASHVILLE, May 17.—Fourteen persons were made seriously sick by drinking water, which, when analyzed, proved to have arsenic in it. Efght of the victims were firemen and six citizens, The water was taken from a cooler in the engine house in South Nashville. All of the firemen had used water from the cooler during the morn- ing with no bad results, but all who drank fter 2 o'clock were made deathly sick and several are in a critical condition. The theory is that a stranger who happened in at 2 o'c.ock and asked for a drink poisoned the water, but for what cause is not known. e WEATHER FORECAS EarlyiMorning Showers in EasterniNebraska, Followed by Warmer Weather WASHINGTON, May 17.—The indications for Friday are: For Nebraska and South Dakota—Fair, pre- ceded by showers in the eastern portion in the early mornin warmer; variable winds. For lowa—Showers in the early morning; followed during Friday by fair weather; cooler in the eastern and warmer In the western portions; west winds, becoming vari- able. For Missouri—Generally fair; cooler in the castern portion; west winds, For Kansas—Fair; warme, Local Record. Orrick oF THE WEATHER BUREAU. OMAmA, May 17.—Omaha rceord of temperature and rainfailcompared with corresponding day of past four years: varlable winds, 371R94. 1899, 1892, 1801, temperature 662 742 67 68O temperature,’ 573 622 572 bHUS Average temporaturt;; 823 632 62> 695 Precipitation 45 o .00 2,80 ,00 Statement showing she condition of tem- perature and pracipltition at Omaha for the day and since March X, [BM: Normal temperature, .. S taaeassor AN 8% for the day ...y 0 ¢ sssseses D09 xcoss sinee Murch 1.5, o . 4082 Normal precipitation . 716 Inch Deticlency for the L. woee 1610nch Deficiency since March 1. .. .22 Inches Reports from Othex qullo ] ll, 8P M. P 25 i P ER|§ is eraTIO dal g -1 § sE| R 8 E3| § H 2 4 1 Omana | North Pl; 60 :IIM ntine. fii T St. Lous. | B St Paul. | o3 T Cloud; Davenpor 78| .00(Purt clouds Kansas City. | 8| l0n|Cic Denver. | 70 Salt Lake Oiiy. .| 64/ G4l Rapid Clty | 43 ¢ Helena.. aeh . o8 oN Blsmarck. . . | 62, Cl luml) 8t Vineent. POvRN| N | | us Clear. Cheyenne 1 | b4 60 Miles City | B0 b2 02|01 Imul) slveston 78] w3l 00|Clear. T fndl GEORGE E. HI Local Forecust Omclal. FRIDAY, MAY 18 { ONAIA LIVE STOCK MARKETS WATCRY You can't do any harm, by Business Dragging and Vaioes Unevenly | doing away with that wearing Lower-Cows Sells Steady 1Hogs Drop rub, rub, rub, Besides, with als from Ten to Fifteen Cents on " G i bt & B¥iRE Stasker, most everything, there are special reasons why you should THURSDAY, Moy 37, | use Pearline. For instance Receipts of cattle so far this week, com ._Hv re’s no shrink to flannels, I‘x””l LA " \'y liave been ‘almost exactly ifthey're properly washed with it the same. n hogs there has been an In Pedd) W N RERuIeY 'v i A cfoaie; of | nea¥ly 10,000, Hoad, andi &' few Beware iy 1 RS DO el e Al o hundred wore sheep. FALSE—Pearhine is never peddled. if your grocer sends The cattle market was very dull and un you an imitation, be honest—send i¢ duck, W JAMES PYLE, New Yorke evenly lower. Supplies were not at all heavy, but there was an unusually Indiffer- j —— ey ent nd bearish set of buyers on hand, on account of the very digconraging news from ““ 1 Chicago and markets farther east. About 1 2.2 % 2.9 ¥ LVVVVVY the only class of cattle in any demand at all were the handy fat grades and these sold Be to 10e lower than Wednesday. The me- dium and heavy grades were hard to move LA AL ) at any prie Nelther shippers nor spec ————— c— 1891 i What do you Wish for, in the way of casy work? You can h Dry Weather Sending the Stock in Faster it, if you'll use Pearline. With anything Than Frices Would Warrant, you can think of, that water \lm'sn'i hur:: e the casiest way to wash it or to BEEF TRADE WAS DULL AND LIFELESS clean it is 1o take Pearlinie. ulators were not at all anxious for them even WORT I NOW at a 10¢ to 15¢ decline. Business dragged along Ingrain Carpets........g through the greater part of the day, and 40 $ '28 there were quite a few cattle still in first e Brussels Carpets...... 1 op .46 of it, was all right. Six or eight full loads and a few odds and ends made up the sup- pl Where the quality was good prices ruled fully steady, while the common and inferior stuft ruled slow and weak. Calve: were In moderate supply and fair demand at firm prices, and there was no change worth noting in the market for bulls, oxen and stags. Business in INELGUITTD B o e Dinner Sets......... Toilet Sets.............. Cook Stoves............ Wardrobes.............. Book Cases:-.. ......... A1 7.34 1.62 520 5.88 6.15 .35 15.00 3.50 10.00 12.00 stockers and fecders was rather quiet. Regular dealers did most of the trading, and as stale stocks were low and there was o good prospect of a fair de- CORESRHENEL Bo10) Bt under $3.25, Good to Ounges' teseriiiiiiani, 9.50 4.40 e gt e Lhe goci’ ROCK@ErS: Sei 3 1.14 moner grades at from §3 down. Represen- .00 2 pive g DRESSED DEEF. Mattresses B 3.50 1.87 No. Ice Boxes............... Gasoline Stoves........ Baby Carriages... .. Chamber Suits.-....... Folding Beds.---....... .90 3.48 5,00 2.48 850 4.68 22,50 12.65 15.00 17.68 2.00 6.50 V9999200000V VVAVDVVVVVVINVVVIVVVVAVV VRV : § i s s 5 i s % Extension Tabl on l1aples...... 8.50 4‘4‘5 Parlor Suits............ 4500 28.95 l(;arior l'l?‘ogll(ers. g iR ROTRH ables.---...... 350 * 1.40 L1060 B d t d HEIFERS- L C t : SEie e ace Lurtains. ... ..o Q0 ees A 305 Terms Cash or Basy Payments. : : PRESENTS TO ALL PURCHASERS. 1 e s B 1 it 1 i T i % i £y 1..01620 1....2000 STAG! 1070 & STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. ) 2 60 3 Forme P le Mammath l taHme t Hl] 5 60pie's nstaiiment nou 315 218 Send 10c for postage on biy *04 catalogie, Close at 6:30 cvenings, except Mond.y and Saturday. HOGS—Dry weather and the fear of still ‘ \ % %2 % % Y "V‘“””w,“ lower prices. are bringing in the hogs. So far this week nearly 27,000 have been mar- keted, or 10,000 more than for the corre- i sponding four days last week. With a big “THERE 1S SCIENCE IN NEATNESS,” increase at other points and lower markets everywhere prices dropped another notch or two lower, making 3oc in four days. BE WISE AND USE Thera were a couple of seratch sales at $1.75, and some inferior stock sold down to $4.60 and $4.62%. Fair to good hogs of all welghts, however, went at $4.65 to $4.75, with over half the trading in the $4.65 notch The movement was tolerably brisk at the decline, and the close was firm, On Wednes. day the hogs sold mostly at $4.76, and 7 Thursday $4.85 was the popular figure. MANHOOD RESTORED! i Fxyz SeE! et B CuRTUBLeCd (0 CUrO T DOTVOUS ATReases. such i Wenk Monory i Gwer, Headaohe, Wake i nars. Lost Manhood, N hgly el saone No, Av. Sh, Pr. 1ess,all Araing A 108 0F BOWEETn Generative Orenine of eliher gt TR by overexertion, youthful errors, cxcessive use of Lobaceo, oplum or st Y ) ulan s, which lend to Iy, Consumption or Insanity. Cun b e rriod th 4 mail prepaid. Wit W 83 Order we b : Jraguliis. Avk Tor it tuke SYTLS 1O Tree ModTent B0k sont achivd };: s WD OKE AND A PTIR CRING 10 DLt Wrappor. Address NEICVE S ERD o Susonetommc Chicatn :;"‘ g For sale In Omaha. Neb., by Sherman & McConnell and by Kuhn & Co., Druggists. for the twenty-four hours ending at & o'clock £ May 17, 16047 1 oaen SR WM, LOUDON, Commission Merchaut Tarn, CRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Ahcdirdian Private wires to Chicago and New York, Al belzo09| 114]7. DuMRCHS. Ordarm | Dlacs. o CCilcagy. Hourd ob DISPOSITION Trade, il ol Cortespondence solicited. VRS Orfice, Toom 4, New York Life Luilling Teplione 1808 Omaha Packing Co.. . The G. H. Hammond do Swiftand company. ... | was $485 for heavy welghts and $480 for am The C hy Packing Co. sorted 1ghts, Chere were few siles at from John . Sanire & Co. 10 408 for (o former and at $485 for. the cker & Degen Jter. ' The bulk of the trading wis at from s to $486 for mediom nd. heavy i & Cd from $3.70 (o $4.80 for nve s of e th Shippers and foe s, Receipts were at 20,000 he Al Lott over...... thre were I L o, The urrivils 1000 Totals. heawd, a8 K the last e weeld and TN a0 year ko, Aftor about 1o ] Stock In Sight. L0100% ‘: :“””'l L I" b more active, and the 210 of recelnta ofiva gfoak atitlis fonr prin=| FCIE8IBHUNEILA (ERIEROM NS loweat o Lica g cipal yards for Thuraday, Ma L 1804 There wis not an oversupply of sheep hers todity, und pricos Were well Kapported 1 pite. , oo South Omaha of ' rather slack demand, Sules were W s Chicago L 17000 10,000 1 Dusis of from §2 10 $4.50 for poor to. coite xhor Kunsas City. TO2R00 6¥00 300 | The market for yeatlings was dull and lower, St Touts : 00 5200 1200 ationx dropping 1o from 83 (0 $L10 for mooe T chofee, Bpring lambs wore in good Teqtivat Totals. ... 15 $.50 10 31 cording. o ity X Cattly Beud: calves, 400 head; CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAK " :‘-r‘,”\: head. head; market slow Once More the Su of Cattle prime o extra nas it to Cause a Flo n'wlu :; others, May 17 —Prices for cattle could s’ o’ vl apected 1o display much firmness | itk o, 1 such supliew an have unloaded on 06 SOV GRS ickers and mixed, $4604. 1 the past fortyeeight houss. o 80 Laeehing huteher welghts, $4.5064.90; ux: mote thin 1,000 head muHRAVYTATME Bt 1 11,600 hoad waw the eail | it A" AN TS ttoceipte, o0 uts he. pressure Was too great an narket slow, 100160 lower; top heep, $4.1064.5)5 b o Bt "o declin i e "ty market wlow. OGIGE lower top ey, H10G4 : b s L0 o6 to B per owt.1c 1n b iz, i Rk i 'in"goon "o Ehoce T i el Eansns O STTve RIGaE ath it Meerss 160 to Bo 1n other dusciintionn. The RARA & IR R A8 il oot M omued | beef und aIDDInK #ieorn naid at | o KANAR CLTY. May 1%-CATTLE PIGS AND ROUGH. o B0 to 3k K¢ ook fa eholoe ity 1o | B0 el PR OGS g r 60 oo g0 | En T onTan shi10 and wales at Higher nig: | 10 100 lowers Tesns atecrs, | .56 £ b H B0 v 400 | Gen®yere euttorin, - Tha bulk 0f the cuwn i | Gowe SLI0GES shivping sieers Bl i H7 heiters changed hands at om0 o st | gy MTaT SHEEP—But two loads of sheep were re Fhare e Vi P W PR HOGS ciiis, 640 head; shipme ceived, the same Kind that were here yester Bk willing to " upluad _at | Head: “Murket_opeiied Se 10WeES cloaso y, and they brought the same money. The Bt “bacaise e wele | B, SEELT Pty ks m-m.um 15 good and the market firm. Fair e e e mtrof | | BHBEF-Recelpta, 300 head; shipments, 100 to good natives are quotable at $3.50@4.35; | 47 Yorlngs Included a larke numiwn 06 | pead,” Market stead 9 fair to good westerns, $3.20@4.15; common | Piw lots that raded beiow medium " i arkal and stock sheep, $2.60G good to cholce A worse condition than the hog market wx in PRy et A T e PRy 40 to 100-1b. lambs, $3.50G4.60. Representa- | Lxiuy Sl M ool dubiy Takwe recelpts and e 11 alfipments, B0 head; market, slow, qulet tive sales: found depression in the grain and provision sier Kteern 1,000 L0 1,200 1bw., 83 No. wt. P markets was a combination that could 1ot be | @376 cows 60; Texun stoerw, lght, $575 % culla D0 #4500 | Femiated and pricew went down with u whirl, | G320 cows 5 108 western wethors. 116 4 The decline was not checked until the best b HOGS- Recelpts, 5,200 head; shipments, 1,90 167 western weth ers. 121 436 % had reached $4.50 and the best umsoite head ; murket weak and e lower; top prices, ¢ weights $4.70. That was & reduction from | $.80; bulk of sales, 34706450, und Disposition of Stock. Lo il o Wednenduy of 16¢ 1o 20° | WHEEP- Recelpts, 10 head: shipments, 0 » And d1aposiiion Of8L0CK 4 BHOWA W "drop “from the day's openink quotath hea: mimrkel dull; draggiog, L@l lowers e Omelal r " P by the Dooks of the Unlon Siock Yards cosipany mixed, .20 e top of the mirket at the cloag § tive of W W B R———