Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1894, Page 6

OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKETS ROV, 19 Cattle Receipts Showt a Slight Falling Off from Lagt' Week's Figures, it t [ Share Specuintion Was Strong in Tone but R Ruther Dul LOCAL PRICES ({N: BAD SHAPE AGAIN NEW YORK, May 20.—The share specula- T tion today was strong in tone, but rather ny Thi. gs Comlids to Give the Selllng dull, the volume of busines being lighter 18téhest & SatBRNIE Hops Upen. Weakk than for some days past. The holiday to- Wt CioseHiE wi AV morrow had possibly much to do with both sl g :n' the advancing tendency of prices and the R R general inactivity, The bears, who are con- T e . stitutionally opposed to remaining shord STURSDAY; May 99 7 T e over a_holiday, were the main I).uy:nx.lln Tho two days’ Spfly, an compared with | Gar. "‘,W,‘ i Mabpe phod A G AU et last week, shows a slight decrease in cattle, and to the short interest s due the ap- [ i Mot EER R O eop preciation in values. The feeling of un- | "o FC Ieiitl o EoRE O vy, and certainty which flls the peculative mind on | o\ - L (RO TR el sources the eve of u hollday kept omo purchaters | Trading opened out active, with prices steady out of today's market, and this tended to g to a shade stronge Monday. It was restrict the business. The feature of the e Pl LY v not long before a change set in, however. market was the heavy demand for Chicago v v % Y Qas, the buying of which is believed to | Advices from Chicago of prospective big re have been for the same clique which has | ceipts and lower prices caused a very weak operated o successfully in Sugar, and | feoling here, which was further inten:ified which, It is said, has formel a bull pool in | by the announcement of the restoration of Gas. = Their purchases sent the price D | castbound live stock rates. The dressed beet Tromy Josterday's closing price, with only 1 | men became indifferent and shipping buyers per cent reaction at the close. Sugar led | Withdrew thelr early morning bids. Sellers the market in point of activity, fluctuating | found it hard to get within a dime of the between 99% and 101%, and closing 1 per | early morning pricos, and Monday's advance :l'n’;‘ ;J‘l“’r“”:";":_'r 'c"""m'"’:“"';;"',fr el ;"‘m‘(‘:‘“ was entirely lost. Trading became very dull day, The trading In the stock was in | @nd It was iate before anything like a decent small lots, showing the big operators were [ clearance had been effected. The cow market was tolerably active and at generally steady prices, Offerings were not in the market. A drive was made on Burlington & Quincy in the early dealings decidedly Iimited and the demand was good from all local houses. Fat stock was strong advance at 12 m. and showed & further advance | tion ‘o @9, and clowed quivt 4t a net advance | of tn s saten, 33,00 bage RIO DE JANEIRO, ay dy: No. 7 Hie | Ceipte twa diys, 15,00 § Clearcd o Vnited State k. Tvortes {oday baks; 28 bags: ailoat for (h " bagei total visbie supply clange, /@300 premium. steady at 344 per cent. BAN FRANC telegraphic, 1 can dollars, 5165114 ST, LOU May 2. ances, 381644, Money, change 1a8 AND 4B .17 I SR | 1% 3 Llllm SHEEP—None fresh were recelved. There was only & moderate demand and in sym- pathy with other markets prices were quot- ably casier. Fair to goood natives are quotable at from $3.50 to $4.40; fair to good westerns, from $3.20 to $4.30; common and stock sheep, from $2.50 to $3.25; good to ;:wc]'m 40 to 100-1b. lambs at from $3.50 to 8CO, May 9.--Draft Market barely Silver bars, Chutee, O%A; re Wioek, 100,00 e o0 Lage; cleared for Qrop Seare Flattened Out Yesterday and Wheat Followed Buit, THAT CEREAL WAS EASY AT THE START !‘ - Loeal Produce Market. UTTER - The nains about ste king stock rang for fair to 9c R, ol country butter fe quoted 260140 1 arator ereamery at 164717c. EGOS- The market remains in the same notch where 1t has been for so long o t t reems as If the price has beon establisaed for so long @ time that It s hard work to break away from It Gool ek, B LIVE POULTRY-The week opens with the maket about wiere It was at the close of Jast Wk ppers have been piling In poultry at a Pt Thit Wiy B poswible 10 keep the mas ket il ma'ntain prices. hens had t and roosters at 3g4c demand 1 Kinds of poultry | Hght, thoy A quantity Dk, 76 L Rees. GAME wanted EAL week markel pr Clearings, § dull_at « prem| STOCKS AND BONDS, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. breal CONSIGNMENT SALE M0 PARLOR SUITS, five pleces, oak " finlshed antique, monate crushed plush, worth $0, but the TABLES, T3 bags United il Jeavy Frosts Predicted for Monday Night iled to Materialize and This ¥ | Largely Responsible for the arly Weakness. Recelpts and Disposition of Stoo'. OfMetal racoipta andd(anosition ofatose ag8 10w 1 by the books 0* tha Unlon Strsk Yarls eonpiay for the twenty-four hours enalng at 3 o'clock p.m , May 20, 1504 lAl‘H"H nr , do nrllInnHl\ price .. CHINA CLOSET! double thick glass, Consignment pric UPHOLSTE D hie for ROCKERS, very cane seat, sells $3.00. Consignment HONSES & LS 98¢ polished oak, worth $22.00, H 90 ROCKERS, o 2.58 Over 200 EXTENSION finished antiq) lutest style, you ;\]nlh ‘!»vl ‘;u_\ th were cheap at H hey ai nsigned l.'-'{-:-llll 5.76 140 |l>| DING BEDS, never retail- ed for less than $18; if you need one you can get one on account of being consigned for . 356 rolls BRUSSELS CARP .\nl» ue $L00 per yard, consigned to el .\url| for 204 rolls vrice 4 69 “rerns, . price Inrge 1400 dozen 1 price "I ‘fiv' cresennriinas U0 cloth, for 866, CHICAGO, May 29.—The crop scare flat- tened out today and wheat followed suit, closing %c lower. The market was dull within a Se range. Corn closed %e lower, | oats te higher and provisions with but little change. Wheat was easy at the start, with opening sales at from %e to %c under the final figures of yesterday and almost immediately declined %c more, catching some stop loss orders, some of which could not be executed at the limits given. Later the price rallied e, eased off again, changed some and closed steady. The heavy frosts predicted for last night falled to materialize and this was largely responsible for the early weak- ness. Reports from Kangas were a little conflicting, some reporting good rains and others that it was still dry and frosts had done tome damage to the soft wheat. There was sald to be selling orders here from the southwest, but later on Kausas City and St | Louls were credited with buying. The in- different cables, reports of rain, combined with the fact that considerable of the short Cars, | He ra. | Head, 3D, fin- DISPOSITION worth 1 latest style 36,50, it price HALL RACKS, solid oak polish fin ish, la mirror, usually sells for' §12. Consignment price LAWN SETTEES, painted, four feet wic regular $3.60. Consignment p CHIFFONIERS, antique oak, Consignment \\;I,\!(}vl{lfll I extr large y nished antique oak, worth $1z § URTAINS, full len oiek § o AINS, sngth and width Consignment price. .. . latest style, made to Tetall for $2.50 consigned to sell for. . lot of GASOLINE STOVES, cach one guaranteed worth $6.00, Consignment price. . Good_fashionable BABY CARRIA: GES, full size, bleycle wheels, cheap at $10. Consignment price,. big lot of "RIGERATORS, all “moderr provements, well I gobblers, CATTLE, | 10 8.05 425 3% 3¢ | 9| 1,700 | H10 | it 206 o Omaha Packing Co...... The G. I, Hammond Co. Swift and compa The Cudahy P: Cudahy Bros Chicago P. € A. Haay § from K. ¢ There Is no yming and none At Thiw menson, The recelpts have been very large all but dealers have managed to Keep the ity well clenned up and prices hay wellmaintained. Good fat veals @ic, with sales of the best game INGRAINS, latest pat- full vard wide, regular consigned to sell for.... WINDOW SHADES, ong, best rollers, best ctual value e consigned ahy. ki L. Beck r & B pbman, hippers and fecdors. . Leftover, There Is a demand for old pigeons, young birds that are not strong on the wing are ot wanted, Old birds, doz., $1.50GLE0. VEGETARLES, The market In ste the den rosupply 8 very at California hand picked navy, $2.1 n nuvy, $LWGL00; common White beuns, 160611, NIONE. at 4 bl on orders, POTA ak i there In p extra st price OLD pairs Totals NOTTINGHAM LACE e 2.18 487 BOOK able $12. EASELS, solid worth $1.50, CENTER TABL polish finish signment ASES, polish shelves, large Congignment 1 onk, size, pric adjust worth s re quote at 15G2 ew southern onions LUl idboly arket Yesterday fo Different Grades of Cattle, CHICAGO, May 20.—There was a stoady Ket today for the different grades of catile. demand was light, as s almost invatiably the wdys, but w0 was the supply, and had anything ti buyers wanted HEE—The potato market has been very ing the past elght or ten days, but haps a little firmer fecling than 'there t the commencement of last week. Some good stock has sold on track as ‘low as el atock suitable for shipment oulk, polish Consignment pri S, solid onk worth .50, WAk finish, The > and Con- g on’ rumors that the April statement would interest was covered yesterday, tended to increase the weakness, but buying near the close caused a rally and the finish was 3¢ above the bottom. Corn was dull, within %e to e limits The market was fairly steady on reports of crop damage. Oats were strenger on good buying and crop damage. July closed at the top, after a range of l%e. Provigions were very dull, opening weak on liberal hog receipts and the decline in wheat. The market firmed up later on a little buy- ing by packers. Compared with last night July pork is 2%c higher; July lard, 2%c Nigher, and July ribs, 2%c lower. Freights were firmer, with a fair demand for vessel room at %c advance, 1%c being | pald for corn to Buffalo. The leurlmg futures ranged as follows: Low. | _Ciose [51 554, GO @ 374 873! 38H@H o7 874 B84 ki 3353 FEE FEs “ash quotations were as follows: FLOUR - Weak, ) spring, Sithe; No. 3 spring, ‘No. 3 yel ;' No. 2 white, No. No. per Lbl., $6.76016.80. dry salte clear sides st short 1 should (boxed), PROVISION @11.80; Lard, per 100 1bs, Elden (oose). $6.2216G6.25 (hoxed), ' 35.7565.00; ~ short 06255, WIISKY - Distillers' 1.0, SUGAR—Unchanged, The following Were the receipts ana shipments for today s “Avticion, pori, finished goods, per gal., Recolpts. | Shipment 10.000 14,000 304.000 182,000 000 17000 121000, 268,000 2,000 lour, bbls. heat, by Corn, bu. Outs; bu.." L Rye. bu.... 8.000 Barley, b 8,000 On the Produce exchange today the butter mar - ket was unchanged: creamery, 14@10%e; dairy, . Eggs, tirm, unchanged; strictly fresh, NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Grain and Provislons, Metals, Etc. NEW YORK, May 2.~FLOUR—Recelpts, 2,- 200 LUIs.; exports, 45,400 bbls.; sales, 8,700 pkis.: weak and lower in spots; spring wheat patents dull and neglected; low grades active and stead- fer for export and local trade. Southern flour Rye flour, quiet, but firm. ~ Buckwheat ninal. AT—-Dull; range, 636 L~ yellow w 230; brandywine, $2.10. RYE-Noniina BARLE BARLEY ern, Kich bix WHEAT sales, 1 ol Spot easier; No. 2 red. Vitor, 56%a: canal, f. o. b., afioat, §73 opencd weile on ‘abuence 'of {rost west, tasicr cablen and Faine in Konsas and Nebraska. A Tally came at mifay R the. go0d clentancen: wnd further steadiness developed later on int cased reports f crop damake; the close. wik dull but steady at %@Re net decline Tod, My, ‘closed at shke; June, BIN@ISC, ‘closed at 15; A ukust, at’ 09c; “September, 6GONC: Dcember, 6RG6 11160, olosed at B5e, CORN.-Ttaceipts, 27,000 b5 exports, 13,00 bu,; salos, 115,00 bu. of futures, 104000 Bu. of spo 8pot ‘easlor: No. 2, 4230 In elevitor, 43¢ afot; ateamor. mixed, 42sce. Options opencd steaily on Teports that' frost had done considernble age, dter casod off, but again rallied and. clos sl at unchanea 1o e et dichine Clied at 437 , ‘closed ‘at 43¢; July, 4 439-18c, clos i OATS- Recelpts, §6,800 bu.; malos, 100,000 bu." of futures: Spot "aull, but steady; No. ered, ‘Wigo; No. 3, dlise: No. White, 430 track’ mixed wWestern, Wit wostern, 43gH7e; dic. * Options’ steady all - day" on' unfavorabie g newa, and, cioaed unclanged o e net - May, 41i4e; closed at 41tes June, 014 " cloued at $5%e; July. 380950, idned ‘uk shipping, $6.00G8.50; “anada, G7e. rm; Canada, 90G95c; west exports, 133,300 £ A closed at 6)%e; exports, 1,200 bu. 81,000 bu. 'of spot. Atlger No. 2, delivs 2 white, i4ci No. 3 4243c; track track white state, 410 Dull; good to cholee Steady: sta Jast, 126017 common to choice, 9@17c; 1 New Orleans, se- Toxas selectid, 46 B ry, 20 to 24 lbs., 0% 11140, 1 b LEATHER—SIow; he MEht 0 heavy welghts, WOOL—Stendy; pulled, PROVISIONS=Becf, stiady. Cut meats, st plokled bellies, 614@6%e. La ern_ steam closed t §7.90 asked; nominal; “July, $7.20, nomin ; continent, §7.50; 8. A., $7.85, tive: new ' mess, $13.00513. $1200013.00; family, $18.00613.50; whort ol @15.50. X EED OlL—Inactive; essure to off crude. 28G2c; yellow, hoice yellow, 3¢; prime i yellow off grades, 31%G32¢; prime BUTTER-Quiet: western dairy, ern creamery, 13617c; western Alklng, 17o; state dalry, 12G16%¢; Uaiie! BGGS—Steady; s fresh, PKRS. eady: ok sole, Buenos Ayres, 160018c. 204128, v ar, $13.50 9120 west- factory, ' 8@1lc; sate creamery, state and nLae clty country e, CHEESE c ¢ Pennsyly, 20; case, (32 per phE), A%c; small, $4@ 204G e. closed large, 8t SUM-Firm Washington, in bbls., $3.50; refined. Now Y, Haltimore, $5.10; Philade bulk, §2.60 RICE-Stendy Japan, HGise 1G. TRON-"Dull; can, $11.00613.50. COPPER-Quiet: lake, 39 LEAD—Quiet: domestic MOLASSES-§tes % Harely st t qulel, (ER-Qulet; at Biigo shington, in bulk i Philadeiphia and phia ‘and Baltimore, in tair $19.50622.50; domestie, to extra, 4G Scoteh, Amerl ady; straits, $19.80 bid; plates, omestle, $3.% change: One carload spot two carloads July lead, $3.30; one cailond lead, $3.27%; Ofty tons July lead, §.30. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, May . — COFFEE — Optons opened firm at 1002 points advance: ruled gen (-ml firm; prices at best showing ne W vothiw; closed barely wibady at 10615 m- net_advan 00 baws. ncludiig: At $15.0010.30; $14.000014.93; ) #10b; “Aukust, | $ICBGIAS Soptombe 1400, Octoher, $5.0G 13,65 Decembe 1830 wpot coffee, steady: Rio, No. mild. quiet; Cordova, $19.00619.26; xales, 500 bass Rio No. 7, Awuar and flet bean, spot, at $li.62. BANTOHS, ‘Muy 2.—Market quieli ool Gyeruge Bantos, §17; rece pts, (wo days, 2,000 bags; stock, 3,000 Ban: cleared from Kantos, 200 bugs HAMBURG, Market quiet; sales, 15,000 bags: Priges Qe hiat HAVEE, May 8.~ Market opened fim at Rt supply of cabbage s light very irregular, to such an ex- tent, In fuc Ays an eusy mut- fo plek tip just what is wanted to flll or Good shipping stock on orders, 23c. ASPARAGUS—-Good home grown stock, 3540 Aoz, on_orders. PLIE PLANT.-Home grown ple plant, 2G2'%c on orders TOMATOES as in quality CABBA and arrivals ¢ i« a wide range in prices and really desirable ) on_ orders. “Radishes, per doz. ucumber beets, per ress, per case, 16 boxes, $1.60, NS —Recelpts are large and it re qulten qulte un oot on the part of receivers o Keep the market up. Wax beans, on orders, 1% bu. b i string beans, ' bu. ] Th but per per wag overrun with peas at the close ck, and 1z bu. buskets were billed out at $1 CAULIFLOWER—The th good stock. 1s falrly W orders, $2.25 per is some very small home grown arriving In the market, which selly e to the local trade. RUITS. fhe receipts were not as the previous day, but still there ls, besides a market on as low STRAW Iiberal showing of holdovers. quite active and the bulk of the offerings were cleaned up. Good shipping Stock, on orders, 3. CHERRIES=The supply of cherries on ' the market was i ddition to the remnant of the # big auction sale there were some fresh receliits by express; good ship- ping st S—There was_som green gooseberries, but ot many | per 24 qt. case, $2. TROPICAL It has been no easy matter to get manns lately. Thero have been few sales in New Orleans. A good deal of the stock shipped to market has been too green, and it has becn almost Impossible in_many cases to Al orders with such stock as was wanted; good stock, per inquiry for good stock, L BANANAS have been very few days of real go weather thus far this seuson. When warm weather really comes dealers look to see n much firmer lemon market. Fane $4; fancy lemons, 360 size, $3.7 i 50423.75. the ket full of berries, the demand ix very limited for oranges, and the supply on the mirket is small. Mediterranean sweets, $3.60; California seedlings, $3.25, “Fans, per Ib., 121@l5c. DATES—Hallowees, 65 o 70-1b. boxes, per 1b, P PINEAPPL 2; choice S—Choice, per doz. US, ark honey, 121z, cans, per doz., $12. English walnut Tirazil nuts, 1. i—Purc juice, per bbl, $6; _palls, 20-1b. HIDES—No. 1 green hides, 2ic; No. salted hides, dc; No. 2 green 'salted No. 1 veul calf, 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs., blc; cal calf, 8 Ibs. fo 16 Ibs,, 4c; No. hides, Ge; 2 ary flint hides, 3c; salted hides, 4c; part cured hides, less than fuily cyred. SHEEP PELTS—~Green salted, each, 25760c; green kalted shearlings (short-wocled easly skins), each, b@lse; dry shearlings (short-wooled early sicing), No. 1, each, 5@l0c; dry shearlings (short wooled early’ skins), No. 2, each, Ge; dry fiint, Kansas and Nebraska butéher wool,” peits, per Ib., actual welght, tGsc: dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts, per Ib., actual weight, 4@éc; dry flint, Colorado butciier wool pelts, per Ib., actual wWeight, 4@fe: dry flint, Colorado murtain wool pelts, per ‘Ib., " actual weight, 4@i6c. TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 44@ 4iec; tallow, No. 2, 3%,@3%c; grease, white A, e} grease, white B, do; grease, vellow, Sei grease, dark, 2%c; old buter, 2GRisc; beeswax, prime,’ 16@18¢; rough tallow, 2@2ic. small, 0e halt bbl., 3 1 green hides, No. 1 dry fiint No. 1 dry Y%e per Ib. $3.20, APPLE BUTTER-Per bbls.. 8%c per 1b. halt St. Lows General Market. ST. LOUIS, May 2. —FLOUR—Steady, changed. WHEBAT—Dropped %c on_ sel unsettled and closed e below i prices; No. 2 red, cash and May, f2t40r August, CORN—Dull, June, 35%c; July, OATS—Firm, cash and May, Vid, RYE- BARLE BRAN- FLAX S| CLOV un- early, ruled sterday’s final 8lc; July, No. 2, cash and May, 35! 36¢; Scptember, 36%c. fugher on crop ' news; 6%e; July, 29%e; Au sthing doing. m; Ble, enst track. 121100112, SED—$6,606 7,50, 04 00 to cholee BUTTER—Unchanged; 1801 12¢ g 9e. LEAD—Firm at §3.15. ¥ R—Dull - at $2.20, CORN MEAL-—S$1.955. WHISKY-$1. 08401, COTTO! BAGC PROY mess, Jobbing, $12.37) cholce, $6.70. $5.75; longs n picked_should ribs, $T124a7. strictly faney cres r wheat, 8,000 bu.; ats,” 64,000 b, 9000 bble.; 000 bu.; oats, 11,000 bu, Duluth Gramn Market. JDULUTH, May 2).—WHEAT—Closed . cash, May, 58%c; July 1 northern, 14c; Moy, Gilec; optember, Decembet cash, N wheat, 2,000 bu.; corn, 12 [ iR ST EMEN TS Wheat. The flour statement for the weel ended Sat day last shows: Output at Duluth and Sup lor, 86,068 bbls.: receipts by vall, 194,007 bbiw. : shipments, 231,880 bbls.; stock on hand, 363,160 ubls, Ol Markets. OIL CITY, Pa., May tificates opened 'at &7 B7l4; closed, 87%: 5. 5,000 97111 bls. runk, 102,073 Bbls. PITTSBURG, Pa., May 29.- ates opencd at §7 lowest, 874 st bbis:; shipments, N ~CORN—Market dull, easy; active, firmer, 2 white, ket dull Mark W ST. LOUIS, May 20.—WOOL—Quiet, steady, vith sufficient demand to clear up current offer- firm; high wine basis, $1.13 tations. WHEAT-Weal May and June, 'Frisco Wheat Qu FRANCISCO, May 2 SAN 1 $.034; sellers, 87c; nber, b Manohester Textile Market. MANCHESTER, May 20.—Cloths and i steady, with a better fecling Financial Notes. NEW ORLEANS, May 20.~Clearings, $1,475,161 PARIS, May 20.—Three per cent rentes, 1015 for ‘the account. HOSTON, May 29, ances, $1,85,§75. BALTIMORE, balances, 1245, 166, NEW YORK, May balances, §1,267, 40, PHILADEL 103; batance CINCIN Money premivy MEMPHIS, ances, 14115 31 premiun CHICAGO, May 2. —Clearin Cloavings, $13,016,443; n bal- May 29.~Clearings, 1410, 29~ Clearings, HIA. May 20, $1,704,504. ATI, May 4@ per cent. Clearings, 29, — Clearings, New York 1,87 xchange, 10, [ _ May New 29.—Clearings, $45 ok exchang: ,124; bl selling at $13.727,000. For- elgn vxchange dull sad steady, New York ex show a heavy decrease in the net earnings, and the stock gave statement different showing, when the made a far came into good way % per cent, but was pblished = and the shares advanced 1% request and per cent, of which % per cent was lost sub- sequently. St and the west and rose % per cent, 1% per cent below the best. market except Atchison, some moderate Boston range, close. somewhat closed steady. The Evening accounts, tendency of values was and speculation The railway and bond irregular Paul was bought by London closing The rest of the in which there was dealings for London and was inactive, but the toward a higher was firm at the manket was day, but during the Post says: The stocks which declined sharply yesterday advanced sharply today, speculation confirming yesterday's sales were chiefly profe for the decline. that ional There were, the belief however, a few individually striking move- ments. Chicago Gas, which went today to the highest point of the season, is de- clared, no doubt with reason, to be under the manipulation of the same experts who have been lately last mentioned today the speculative higher. ‘The Post's London cablegram says: only feature of the market success of the new India loan. largely subscribed for and about 2 per cent premium. dull. stocks were dodging and friends, busy in Sugar stock. This stock reflected, as usual, ducking of its and ended a littie The today was the This 1s is allotted at All the leading South Americans were down on the advance in the Argentine gold premium to 331. rallied at the tions, but almost here. The following close on American railrond shares New York quota- nothing was doing in them are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: Atehison Adams EXpross. Alton, T. H..... do pfd Am. EXD Baltimore nada Pacitic Canada Southern. entral Pacific. Ches. & Ohlo..... hicago Alton ., B. & Q Cii Consolidated C.C.C.&St L. Colo. Coal & Iro Cotton Oll Cert. Del. Hudson...... Del. Lack. & W. D.&R. G ptd..... donfd. . . Fort Waviie... Hocking Valley. 1k, Central . nid. Litke Erie & W... do pid Lake Sho Louisville& N Loulsville & N Manhattan Con. Memphis & C..... Michigan Cent. ... Mo, Pacific Mobile & Oliio. . Nashville Chat... Natlonal Cordage. do_ brd N N W North Am. C “The total sales shares, includin Sugar, 80,900; D 600; Distilling cading, §,300; NEW YORJ Basy at 1 p at I per cent PRIME X May 2 1t; Tast loan, MERCANTILE Northern Pacinc, No. Pac. pfd U P.D.& G Northwest do pfd..... N. Y. Ceutral. | Y. & N. Eog. Inip. Orewcon Nay. . |0. 8. L. & U.' N Pacific Mail | Pullinan Pala Roading. Richmond e do_ pfd.... G W pr [siand. ... |Soutliern Piic |Suzgar |Tenn. Coal & Tron |Texae Paclfic. U.S. Express. ... W, St. L, & . o| do pfd. Wells Fargo i3 Western Unlon. .. IW. & L. B.... . do btd today were 1 7.400; Ameri 180 G, Pucific, 3,200; of_stocks Atchison, Missourd 11,600, 7007 Paul, MONEY ON CALL 1 per cent; closed PAPER-2%G1% per irm, with actual business in_bankers $ 10 cial and a @490 SILVE a(illl\'l:‘ll\‘dlu.\T sixty days: 4 CERTIFICA BONDS - U8 bhTeR. ... 0.8 68 coup.... ULS. d8rog.. ... U’ 8. 48 coup. U. 8. 4148 rog. PacificGs0f 03 Lousiana stpd 45, Missourt 0s.. Tenn. now st Gs. enn. new set 8. an. new set 38, Canada So. ¥nds. Cen. Pac. 1818 . D. & R. G. 1818 D. & R. G. 48, Erle 2uds... M N. W. Consols . N W. Deb. 5 SUL.& LM offered. Bosto BOSTON. May time loans, 0. —Call loans. 2ig@ile por cont. stocks, bonds and minin tP. C. & P. 1865, (0PI, G, . Kots fud . G, Tr 103 o 100 [R.G.W. Ists 105 |Atehison 4s. .. 1013/ Atehison 248 Al 70446, H. & S A. 0. 1047|4078 . 1043 |1, & T C. 5. 110/ a0 s 737 |*N.C. 08 71 | do'sm, 1l s menn, od s 82| Va, Gonturic 1003/ dodafarred. 116° (8. C. nonfund. 1013/ Ala, Clasa A 7814 AL, Clins B 138 °[Aln. Class 1004 Curroncios. Stock Quotations. 1342 per cent: Closing pricas for hares: S . Bl Telephor Honton & Albun. i ot Mexlean Gential, N. ¥:& N. Eog.... ola Colony.... Oregon S| San Diego ... Unlon |-.-.’.-m.~ o B Wentingli, BInctrio 100%|W. Elec. pfd, 92 " |Wis. Centril 734 | Atehison K Atchison is. Gen. Blectrle 5 Wis. Cont. 16ts Allouez Miniug 00, Atlantic Hoston & Montar Butto & Boston ED) San Fran SAN FRANCISCO, May atlons for miniug 8Lo3kEs 0 1y Tows 100 Mininz Quotatio 20.~The ofelal WIES i3 4 Alta Belelier. Best & Belohe Bodie Con. Bulwer. Chollar, .. : Con. Cal. & Vs Crown Point.. Bureka Con.. Gould & Curry’ Hale & Noroross. Moxican Ophir.. Potosi Savi Sierrin Ne | Union con | Utal Yellow Juoket. [ b . 575 105 Now York Minlng Qastations, NEW YORK. May 29.- | elosing n ning Ghiolor Crown Point. Con. Cal. & Va.. Do Gould & Curry Halo & N Hoine Mexlc Ontario Ophi The following ara thy St A3 | Standard. 50 Cdoo 10 o preforrod Chieago Stock Quotatl CHICAGO, prices City Rallway Alley Laka St Dmnunu Maltch May Stocks lower. Closing w0 SE Ry 20 SL Iy #08 W. Ohie 104N Chile 10W Gan 5n 11Kl 140 Bl P and common and canning grades weak. Good veal calves sold freely at u shade stronger prices, but and weak. common The market for rough stock was large stock ruled dull dull and prices steady to a shade lower. (he stocker and feeder trade was livelier than for some tim e. Both regular dealers and country buyers seemed to want supplies, and, while prices showed little or no im- provement, quite a good many cattle changed hands, from $2.76 to $3.10. o seseszsescezs fair to good stock selling largely at Representative sales: DRESSED BE| 7 1203 Lamg G185 No. Av 11050 11180 1140 1165 1133 196. ) 19.111365 35111368 3 80 380 380 380 (1030 L1280 L030 20001090 mel ERS, 650 801 520 3t 616 s, 22353 CALVES. .20 L7 15 120 230 10 11 am L 160 82 BULLS. 1190 STAGS, 32 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, 5. 4 1. 11605 2 T 4 . 628 © 889 © 406 739 1505 71 L4l L a08 L 802 L as2 803 H 20, Pr. HOGS—Dealers expected a big run today, and were not at all disappointed, as number ran up into the five figures. quality was very good as a rule, although light weights largely predominated. ness opened out rather dull, outside demand and local p Later, on better news from the east, market firmed ish. the up with very ckers all and trade the The Busi- little bear- became rather brisk. Fair to good hogs sold largely at $4.60 early and at $4.55 later. The ex- treme top was $4.57% and the low mark for poor light mixed stuff was $4.15. practically a $4.50 to $4.55 mark A week ago today the hogs Representa- as on Monday. sold mostly in the $4.60 not Sh, Pr. 4zt 5 4 4 % 47 It , the h, 8. 240 50 120 12 160 160 120 80 80 &0 was same out in good senson. beef and shipping 00 to $4.10, and o $4,60; at former prices. Cows and helfer 1y for good quality, while comm . was neglected and weak. The reccipts nainder of the week not expecto sive and the outls 8o far at least were an eat sl at trom $2.25 10§ qualit hog mar packers both wer was sufficient, Ket, feen Wi ot active, Toking for free to impart tone to th, not quotably higher yesterday's close, but they were rather higher than "at that” day's opening, quick at from $4.60 to $4.85 for Hght, and at from $4.50 (0 $4.8 1 dium and Jight welghts. auality wi ot than for the prev two or and the bulk of the stuff wax weighed a $4.70 to 84 Heavy welg selling at a premium of £ re was an unchanged market for Aft ported for today all demands than roved quite nd that day's pri sustained. *Quotations D' Tor Door KUt to from Yearlings were steady it and spring 1nmbs: at from 8 1 e G000 hean: head o licep, 8,000 hea! The I3vening Journal repori<: il CATTLE-Recalpts, 4,00 head, 40 steers slow, cows nnd calves lower, prime to extra notiy $0.65102.90 suftic fror ans L H00@ Texans, d;market packers and and_butcher L $.60G4.80, Receipts, top she . 7l b SHEEP market D LAMBS ¢ and slow; A 8,000 D, 8.4 iis Live Stock Market, Receipt ket stead 1400 1hs, LOUTS, Shipm, natiy cows and 2. 1,000 to 1,200 11 and heifers, $2.90 HOGS—Rocelpts, head; m; %00 hogs, $4, SHEEDP- Recelp(s, market strong_and all qualities, $3.250; nis 4,60, higher Tumbs, $4.1 Sioux City crr storday, market weak t ve Stock H 3 shipment 4454 Market. head; arket steady G3.30; cows, New York Live Stock Market. NEW. YORK, May 20.—BEEVES-Recefp head: no market. 1k AND ' LAMBS-—R¢ market sow, tending lower; sheep, @10 2,500 head; 5. Recelpts, fp hipments, 4270 ipts, 1,000 HOGS - Recelpt falr hogs, $5.40 market Stock in Sight. of receipts of live stock at ds for Tuesd: Record principal ya Hogs, South Omana.. Chicago Cansas City. Louls.... Total Minneapolis Wheat 1 MINNEAPOLIS, May 20, weak and lower todiy -k crented by prospects of frost the disposition among locul operators was rather than to buy, a8 they seemed o be opinion that the tendency would be dow until some new sensation Is created. T ket opened slightly lower than the cle and later declined nearly e and lower than vesterday for May and Ko lower for track wheat, but e hig September. Recelpts were snudler, amd o only 89,360 bu., with shipments of 13, leaving some 50,000 bu. short of sumption for the day, ' which wou part of the surplus left over s large receipts. worrow being o holid on the part of locul operators t new trades: all they did practically close up old_deals. The market cl and Jul sc; September, on No. 1 hard, 61¢; No. 1 northe Bic: northern, Flour shipments were bbls. below. th uction. The quiet at $3.30 for patents, bakers, with sales considerably output: from there was no bhls., 52, below @, Liverpool Markets, LIVERPOOL, Muy 2.~ WHEAT- supply No. 1 Californ red western ‘winter, ds 3d to i 4140 QRN=Iirm; - demand”fair; new FLOUR-Spring patents, bs 90, PROVISIONS—Heef, extra India mess, 688 9, 1 558 113 Tong clear, western, s, ipts of whéat for the pust thr als, including - 190,000 veelpt of Americ lays were 18,300 i showery. ‘mixed £ Ee Amer the p wealh cental Milwaukeo MILWAUKEE, May 29 WHEAT-Weak and low No. 1 northern, 63%¢; Jul "ORN—Dull and drooy OA'TS- Higher; No. white, 30%4@38c. BARLEY Narkets. Pork, $11.80, 3 Flour, 7.200 bu. Flour, 2,100 bbis.: 11,00 Dbls,; wheat, Market. mon to i grass cattle were slow common ars T, inférior to 10,624 hits subside closad bout mirke wheat, koo wanted i ¢ and ¥ wor thin stuft for the e bl ac nt - % and hois und bidding o n han at than to or me- s bet three tf been given rom sheep, r Monday's heavy recelpts the 8,000 heq o Were no more n from .50 to exans; weak ; medium, @6, strong mixed, elghts, head 04.6); 5 1y n mixed, Receipts, vesterday, st s1. s, 300 head; Bood stronger; the four Sheep, market nxation and tw sell of the wnward A Pl unting yester- dispo- track No. 2 4,000 wis 0 for the duy's rn 5. LOUR=Steady, Lard 62,700 none; steady i August, 2 cash, May, mixed, 0 3 wh, 1) e Dull, steady; prime 5,000 b Flour, 1,000 bu.; 1,000 hbls,; 500 bu, Sugar Markot. Muy @ SUGAR ofining, 2he; centrifukal 5,00 b centrifumal, 9 God 98 bags moliskes sugae at 2 i weaker; No. 6, 3 0-1603%0; No. 17 . B3 T16@i%e: No. 9. 3 G160 3 8-10G3%e; No. 11, BGY belker No. 12, 3 $4c; No. 18, 2c: off A, BR@IC: st 3187060; confectioners' A, 8 1316045 Tated, 3 15166 i LONDON, May 2, dermand; centrifigal vefining, 12 Kunsis Clty Live Stoek May 2 nts, 1,000 Teat 1 AS 70} Texun ¢ §2.0 Ive cows 3757 buil " SUGAR Java, 1 Turket. stogkers und feeders, 15,400 K o head low pickers 4400450 shipnien bulk mixed Yoiker a4 <H i ket nie 1446464, 50 plis, 1. ite 1y S, 3,40 head; shipments, Grain Market. BUFFALO, May 2. ~WHEAT-No. 2 red 1 white, 6940, Hotter 0 yellow 3 yellow, o good dem White, 41%¢; N pts small 4ge: No. 2 ¢ No. 2 mixed, e wheat, ull; Muscovado, white, cash 30,000 22,000 aky at Mo and ket 1116 10 11166 1 A Brunu no falr CATTLE ~Recelpts, Mty e, | 11,5060 s, 8 34 $4.5004. w, WS 4200 No.'3 Price. aiiiines PLUSH RECEPTION m\k finished antique, Consignment price. CHAMBER SUITS, ;4"‘! style, large mirror, antiqu ith century finisu, worth $30.00. b4c CHAIR worth $5, MRS, POTI AD TRON: finish, three irons, one handle and stand. Consignment price B LOT BEDROOM SUITS, 3 leces, finished antique, worth 17.60, consignor says to sell them 6 NILLE COUCHES, nicely il‘u:};l‘\l any color, well worth 5.00, cons - allows us to sel lor..,,” n: or u“\» us to sell 6.85 Terms, Cash or nickle made and. worth $13.60. entENHOSIR T ST oy SOLID OAK SECRETARIES, antique finish, large writing plenty of book room, worth the consignor says sell them for. 18 ICE BOXES, lined with best quality zinc, patent locks, hinges best make, ‘worth $§7.50. Consign- ment pric 215 DINNER SETS, goods, rich royal pleces, easily “worth signment price...... Wi A DIg lot of t-hole cust RANGI! from a foundry that only make good Kowds, Worth $12.” Conslisn- ment price.... ALL COPPER WASH HOILERS, No. 8 size, best cold rolled copper Conslgnment price...... Easy Payments. 8.45 6.98 3.18 best Liue, $20.00 Con- 9.99 490 1.66 We close even'ngs at 6:30,except Mondays and Saturdays Formerly People’s Mammoth Inst: l“l]lCllt House. t 10¢ for postage on big *94 catalogu SELLING FRUIT BY AUCTION Prices Generally Satisfactory Both to Buyers and Sellers, NOTHING BUT CHERRIES COMING NOW Frult Auctions Proved a Success in This City—New York Fruit Jobbers Com- plain of Too Great Latitude in the Auction Method. The second auction of fruit in Omaha took place yesterday aternoon at 2 o'clock. The offerings were not so heavy as at the pre- vious auction, there being only about 480 boxes, all cherries, on sale. The attend- ance of buyers was large and included practically all the wholesale fruit dealers and brokers, besides some retailers. The peddlers, who were so numerous at the first sale, were rather conspicuous by their absence, the rule of the sale requiving a deposit of $30 to insure the carrying out of contracts not being to their liking. The fruit ranged In quality from choice down to very common, there being some lots that were a little off. The buy amine the fruit, and it was a littl the actual bidding commenced, auctioneer announced th; sales in the future would be on time, so that buy will have to be at the rooms a little in vance in order to have an oppuortunit examine the fruit. When the sale was once moved off rapldly, and was over in a very few minutes, everything being sold. One- third of the (v!\t'Hl\lm brought §115, the bal- ance going largely at_from 80 cents to With the poor lots at 5 cents, 5 cents and 70 cents, Prices, considering the quality of the fruit, were regarded as very HI'._ The next auction will be held on Thurs- arternoon at 2 o'clock, und the offerings 2,000 boxes of cher- able time to ex- late betore but the commenced day will consist of 2,000 to ries, The wholesale fruit busin in New York City during few months that several of the jobbers are serfously contemplating the question of retiring from the busin according to the New York Bulletin, This of itself would be of no special Interest, at this distance, but when the auction system of selling fruit is given as the cause the sub- ject assumes an entirely different phase, s this city is one of the latest to try the auction experiment, When the auctions ere first established in New York, ana up to within a_very recent period lihe of credit at the public sales was pretty tightly drawn, only those of undoubted stability, in New York City and at interic points, ~ being granted permission to bid and given a time ulluwilll:u of thirty days tpon all purchases. This rule car- ried out enabled the larger houses of the country to ve repr tatives at the sales who we ins te b mail and telegraph as to the amount of st ok 'n.ml quality required, also lmit o pri The New r| phers looked upon this class of bu 8 & justly entitled to all the ad- Nt extended by the uction room, their financiul position and “stunding us merchants enabling them to buy lurkely and to pay promptl thug placing them in the front rank with the best of the clty house Auction ased, ait characte) York o shrinkig s has been s the pust however, has In- and as such has developed the kystem, has become of an elastic and it 18 to this fact that New sers now attribute the gradual of thelr business, many claiming that time only i required to wipe out com- Jletely the jobbing trade of that city. Phder a mew system inaugurated all buy: ers are invited to attend the sales, with the understanding that purchases can be made upon the terms of ten days cash or thivty 'Fays less 1 per cent. = Here I8 an Opportunity given for the smallest dealer to participate and it may be sald right here that the invitation extended iy befng cagerly gragped by the retailers, small country dealers and even the pushcart people, In instanc Buyers who formerly purchi their fifteen or twenty hoxes of lemons or oranges from the job- bing houses are in_numerous” in stances, ignoring their 'old friends, claim- ing that & saving of from 10 to 2 cents per box can be obtained by making selec tlons at the public sales While these new bu perlence at first they soon knowledge of the new method business, and If they do not have to personally attend the sales alwiys ple of brokers ready ling o exe helr orders der these conditions York jobber finds his business slipping away from him. His best country customers have kone to the auction room and his local retail custom ers are followlng them, About wll that ls hmpetition, ten, o now, lack ex acquire u of doing the time there are and wil ers may Don’t pay money for water! tract of Beof is more Econ- n a ligui ause concen- and housekecpers will find it cheaper to Liebig COMPANY’S Extract of Beef, asolld, concentrated extract, free from fatand gelatine orany forelgn sub- stanceand dissolve it themselves. The genuine has this signature on the Jar in blue;— Dr, E. C. West's Norvo and Brain Treatment s soid under positivo written guarautee, by author: ized agents only, to cure Weak Memory; Loss of rain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; Quickness; Night Lossos; vil Dreams; Tack of Confidence; Norvousness; Lassitudo; oll Drains; Loss of Power of the Genornlive Organs in either sex, caused by over-exertion; Youthful Errors, or Excessive Use of Tobaceo, Opium or Liquor, which soon lead to Misery, Consumption, Insan{ty and Death. By mall, 18 box; 0 for 83; with o guaranteo 0 cure or refund money. WEST'S COUGH SYRUP. A certain curo for Coughs, Colds, Asthmn, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooplug h, Sora Throat. Pleasant 1o take: Small sizo di '({hl 06, size, now 250.; old #1 #lzo, now 600, GUARAN'TLELS (esuod only by Goodman Drug Company. by, Kuhn & Co,, Cor. ¢ ek T for. 1 ¥ Douiinas Bra.. OMANAL FOR SII.E s orde half the cost, Rddress CHICAGO'N South JelTerson Kt WM. LOUDON, Commission Merchaut CRAIN AND PROVISIONS: New York. Alj Board ot lete hulf-tone und ing plant n_first- will bo sold for on v, full particulars NEWSPAPER UNION, Chicugo, 111 '8 to Chicago and Private wi on - Chicago su orders placed woliclted, respondence New York Life Duilling “Oftice, room 4, stand trade or cdit I8 S0 poor as obtain supplles at left [ not to him Is the corne e retailers whose ci to permit them to auction house upon the ten-day cash tem Hulletin _concludes that If the aue- tion sales of that city be continued upon their present lines the jobbers certainiy . have nothing fayorable to look forward to, hence it is not surprising that some in_ the trade are revolving in their minds the wis- dom of glving up their stores und turning brokers or retiring completely from $o0 un= inviting a, f Markets. WHEAT IKANS. sabic; et Joctod, Firm; 2 red No. KGhe; W%GITC; mixed, 8 mixed, No. Active and st mery, dairy, 12114c, 3B 1oy srlotly fresh, 71 HICE Wheat, 7 curs; corn, 13 oars. TIPM 1i¢ 53 cars, M- Wheat, 7,00 bu.; eor Cotton Mar NEW ORLEANS, May 2 e, 863 bilew; expe "5 470 Dalon; conmtwine, 467 bule: b . " Wataree. quled but. s’ gnica, 2 May, 10 fline, $6.91 Dd; July: 86 931 Aatint, ‘September, 36 W0 81 or. " S 56.06; Do 0 N0z January LOCIS, May COTTON- Higher; m'de recelpts, 800 bales, s basles; cember 100 1 stock 160 wales, les. Shipments, 900 bales 9,900 bal New York Dry ¢ NEW YORK, May 2 lied un the ¥ wilew of wum brown aheetings and (il A Bannels, clothing, Woolens and shirting fabricn. Thors ‘was very 1ght trade In seasons whle wtuffe. Printing and odd cloths were dully in wellers and buyers are upart wod the foried Veiy Mlubbora beldes pdn Murket, The demand was very good Vo of sales on wear, hoslery, ed cottons, e foimor