Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 21, 1895, Page 6

SDAY, MAY 21, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL iy coan e oo s e | Bieal, St iRl I8 | (MAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET |50 45 Ry TR Recel proer2i) ; at 12 m., siendy, Wt higher; at 3 p. T. LOUIS, May 20.—COTTON—Steady to 1-16c head; market Ariner: native Fange Swedish Singing Socloty Opens the Season unchanged to 1€ higher: closed | higher; middling, €lc; 5 bales: receipts, . 1 outside for top grades; southwe i} | ady X w"y' I‘n dvanc for l'hL day; sal 497 bales; shipments, 78 37177 bal Sl t wrades; ithwest, a6 8-16¢; low middiing Tambs, #1505 5 German Notes. Frost Damage Foare and Gemeral Buying 1 1 - i S st ot The Swedish Singlng sookety Nor- i My o Firm; good avenge gantos net and groms recelpts, 3757 bales Light Run of Cattleznd Fair Run of Hog %3 \l‘.\vn\l\?rk dive s f e |6 BAYE A May festival at Ruser's Fever Bent Prices Skyward, | il higer, wnten, 600 Dags B DU omronaduist; il to 8tait On, B.AL Mewd ont sto 0 car: Trderatin weihe; | Park Sunday. Numerous vocal selec- | [ P10 "B AR i No > U8 baes; ¥ Tow bl 1L ntogrs and good cotes shude drmer; xen bullé | tons and dancing fn the large pa- | | a0: e : ipts, 10,00 ) at Britin ¢ 4 ht o ordinnry 1y ood. $h15@3.8: bulls, | villon on the grounds were the chiet uv\ ALL THE MARKETS BROKE LATER 4 D sl A Sales; ftock, § s [UTTLE LFE IN THE BECF STEER TRADE |81.35a500. ury cown 2t Wuripean cabies | tractions upon the program for the after- | NEW YORK GENEKAL MARKET. — g Welght Y ) noon. dnd evenlag. 1t was the first outing I J NUL BOND -nm 8 Up and Nervous | Closing Quotations on the Principal Com- bl Lk Sollers Wanted 1 Which the | g1 saic S T ] Y PN, N TOCRI B et e ors Coetuied Lab f # N ot ane Staples Week Opened In Secarities with a Heavy P ot [ b b chier; clipped sheep, poor fo | standing the rather unfavorable state of a8 Wheat—Traders Concluded Late in PRI L iy i PR Marviss uyers Would Not Concede—Hogs in ol h slow and lower; | the weather it was liberally patronised by the Day that Crops Wero S e Urmorte T Bhiey see. @10 | AW YORS, May 0,<The wesk opetied ot ihe Good Request and Prices inferior to cholce, $4.60G 5 the Norsemen, thelr wives, daughters and 18§ sweethearts, 8o that the park grounds for the | In Good Sha phgs; December delivery stronger; prices up | Stock exchange with a heavy market in sym. Considerably kigher. Kansas Uity Live Stook. e B oo Larrel s Lusineys checked some. | pathy with the weakness of American securities KANSAS CITY, Muy 5 ~CATILE-Tsceipts, | AT8t time this year presented a lively scene. | It takes like & circug—the T t by b sking prices. City mill patents, | in London and under brisk selling, both for the e—_— 3,200 head: shipmenie aon heit s maier stne | This was also partially attributed to a num- ° ) " what by asking prices. Ci ¥ A e L h K y NoRteLEs Burton Guitar at $16. Tt can't CAGO, May 20--The frost damage | $4.60470; winter patents, $.:0%110; city mill [home and forelgn accounts, Prices declined MONDAY, May 2, |0 10c igher: Texas steors, $.00@475; T ber of riflemen from the Omaha Schuetzen Te ne penera] buyini fover ment Al | clears, £.9608.95; winer T S onty; | durtng the gret minutes, Northern Pac | g MONDAY, May 2. | fows a2iSGiio, Laet ieers, $L0GSS0; axive | vorein, whose practice day It was. . The e anything else but good and scare and general buylng fover went Graln | clonte, SLS0395 wint I 0L | oins TaKAe. T Jeut Tome, 3 Dot et - INHk here was & very light run of cattle today, | cows, 821087, wiickers and - feeders, $2.900 | Norden's arrangement cominittee, consleting B & Beston prices skyward today, but after sensational | g ggy'm, sinnesotn bakers, $1.10G3.80; winter | extreme depression therein was due to the circu. | & decrease of about 50 head as compared | %45, Fgli, B 40 head; shipments, 200 | Of Instructor Axel Oleson, A. Lillgren and | b Y advances the mulknu‘;n brok .),,.,‘u‘..‘m l_\]w, Brados, LGGLS; spring low gralel, 82098 | jatlon of reports that the reorgunization plan | With last .\lm{wm. and a fair rm; of hogs, | peaq Ket© stronk o 5¢ higher: bulk of | August Rylander, strove carnestly to make th Professional Banjos, §18, closing about midway between the top and | 210, Southern tlour, du {0, ot would call for heavy assessments on both the |an increase of more than 500 head as com- | sales AW heny $.5a4608 packers, | occasion an enjoyable one for all their in Our etatl 2 2.8063.00; 1tye flour, firm and active: Kales, 1,5 o MEC IR S i yur own Importation of the bottom figures of the day. net result | B O bog.b0; fancy, $4.0064.40. freferred and comman stocks. | In the rest of the | pared With a week ugo, G503, e, S o0 VKDl MISTLA0: | vited guests, The singing was very credit Arcat Qomt “ll le Viollus 1 for the duy left whent since the close Sat- | CORN | MEEAT +ironger: phles, 4,000 sacks; O g TR B O ": Hemand ‘and | The cattle market was a very pecullar and 3 Teceipts, 6,10 head; market strong | D12 and fully up to the standard which this | Ll "' % ‘ naae otins is urday 115c higher, corn %c higher, and oats | yQuaw, A s b expots, 141,500 | %01 up it per cent, ‘and on covering of shorts | unsatisfactory one. Receipts were 760 head, higher 28 soclety has acquired since it first organized making us many friends, unchans o N b futires spo | Northorn, Dactfic raliind 16 per cont, while the | as against 624 head Saturduy and 1,227 head N e e, {oF this purpose some eight years ago. The We alone show new model "The closing slump in wheat was accelor- | nominali, No. 2 red, in store n of Baltimore & Ohlo, which sold down | O 1ast Monday, and while there were a| MILWAUKEE, May 2).-FLOUR -Higher. U BB U R, Washburn Guitar. ated by a sale of 50,000 bu. of May wheat, i ghlont, Thes L 0 B JUNS 8 1 per cent, and the Cordage stocks, which broke | few very decent corn-fed natives the bulk | Wil i No. 8 spring ! greeted with applause at the close of every ik L which had to be offered down to 1%e und ‘ T Citer dlunTione. ln sevetsl §as, per cent, the luter in thé guaranted | of the offerings consisted of wheat or hay- [ northern. § gy trom *well kru;\\u Swedish masters rings of all Kinds, Se up. the July prices befors a und | Prices advanced up to 2 welock, trifie, But quickly recovered, New J ntral | fed westerns. Bastern markets were quoted | OATS_ 1y 3 tieniols Gf K. BAPINIlY foeRoLten 1 homb, A. HOSPE. Jr, for it. Provisions followed grain, closing at | realizing B v, sextited St «;u: & gniniof 14 per ce ]»‘llnln‘w & |active and sharply higher than Saturday, white, Rassye. 5 appealing especially strong to people wh good advances. The freczing ther since | Sl cedunt, codpied with cold Great ' Northern preforred 113 per cont, and | and this, with the very moderate offerings | ! s childhood days had been spent in that north Music and Art, Baturday gave wheat ity opening push. The | a LML B R (ihor shares WGl ver cont award mdday | here, made salesmen more or less bullish. RYE—Firm; No. 2, 67 coun while lively tunes suited others 1513 Douglas, Alart was most confusing and irregulat, | 7500 POIC, June, TiGTONC A the market aiin gave way, becom ! however, while they evidently | FROVISIONS Highers pork, $12.80; 1ard, $683 | horn upon a free soil, but nevertheless able | | , were unwilling to pay | yu: Lariey, 4,80 bu, ki to comprehend the tongue of their ancestors, advance demanded by sellers in most [ ' SHIPMENTS—FI wheat, none; | “Skona Mai,” “Jagtsang,” “Lillastine,” ties, which have been most prompt In th: recont | cases, and the trade was dull, mean and | barley, none, Sattmaskinen I G and others were only five minutes it had risen to 7 in another | *°, e 2 o the grangers and the coal st lead- | dragging. Prices ruled higher on what sold, New York bry Goods Market. a few of those finding general favor. Merry five minutes It was down again to 7 d 0, £ d D “"!g‘,‘, B but there were several loads still in the NIIW YORK, May 3.—For seasonable fahrics | dancers appropriated the platform afternoon DUFFY'S RES R thier five shinoles nore 1t had Sumped Kot e ¢ 3 in 4@ pens at the close. Good cornfed natives and | there was an‘order demand from all markeis [ and evening and the predominating blondes again to 78%c. The signal serv ued a |y eather news i lamae 3 1 | wheatfed P AU b B UG TE of both sexes with Swedish blood in their D westerns, averaging 1,100 to 1,300 [ a good quantity. Th was some demand UR M‘ w SKEY ; hoed shar 1 ciosed with ot in Northern Pacile prefers eins demonstrated fully th hey know E LT bulletin about the time of the openir ta prices advanced s - por cent i Northern” bacile pref 1655 4610 aEimpotitia. $10. €5 4Ab0; ihle of browh cottins that manutacturers ang | veIns demonstrated fully that they know F Hi " W Laiiil to Wooth -he: MIRA0 e D SR S o agents could mot respond o, becase how to enjoy and promoie harmony QGay wight in Wisconsin, Aiehigan, Dukotd | ¢ OATS-Necelpts, 94800 “bu.: exportw, none: o Wicuto” € S0 Lhule seconds' preferred, | ners was without new features, and prices | or the deliveries beir near, | Wh Xb iy ulown oL Ui hEst . seactioe All Druggists, i S et g " AR - In good request: a prin. g Nt ALk oh predioead ter tontantteart | 100,000 bak, - futuies, 131,000 bu ot | Dullinan T ; for all grades of cow stuff averaged up Tawn description 10 Were re Schuetzen park Sunday the score of the I North und ith Dakota, Minnesota, | No, 2 delive it i Ko 1 bee. sent Housion | about like last week. Veal calves were in the forwardin mer purchuses, | verein stood as follows: Fred Schroeder, 163; Jowa, Kansas, Nebraska amd Wisconsin TS UL AL Central, “Among the few gains are [ light supply and sold readily at strong and very stealy at | Frank Heft, 100; Fred Mengedoht, 150; Wil 2" White c g “Felegraph, 1% per centi Keokuk & Des | prices, g i s 9 The forelgn niarkets were but slightly ap- Ero ptions - quict I har oot and. Laclde: Gas ' pro- | Prices, and the same was true of bulls, stags Sugn v Leney Baler 1 Ftier, 176s Chories PAT NIZE reclative of the bu tate of aftairs rul g 4 ¥ closeq | Motnes, T b e e e bowds | and rough stock generally. Sugar Mar co Henry Seidler, 136; Fred Fuller, 178; Charles A RO ng here. Liverpool early cables reported 3 C 3i%gc, closed | Wera "chafacterized by the byouancy of th Business in the stocker and feeder line was | o NEW YORK, May 2).—SUGAR-—Raw, market | Goettsch, 145. an advance of only 1d per cental, with one- W@, Clos Nerthern Pacific issues, but they, in common in the stocker and feeder line Was | arm;" wales, 6,000 bags centrifugal, 9 test, at alf o at lost before the inarket closed, : irm; shipping, 5 i Bood to cholee, | o general market, broke badly in the | ull and prices ruled 10c to 20 wer than | 2le,” 20 bags centrifugal, %6 test, at 2%c, an y RRCHIRINE £ o prIvats dlawmich. Tho sspec e e K e Bl were $2,641,00, | 1ast week. Farmers report thelr pastures 2,00 bags conerete, to arrive, at The Liederkranz Singing soclety has ar- tation ol 'S—Wenk; state, common to choice, old, | The Evening Post's London cablegram says: | £IVIng out, and they therefore refuse to buy st; refined, steady: No. 6, ranged an ractive musical program for a o i e Thibl e bion o Fois Y Tude: " Pacing Connt. 010, ‘3Se; 104 | e stock MArkets wore jdie today. The sctile. | stock cattle until thera In & good rain or | &1 1 8. R 1o : concert which is to be given at the hall the trlack of sympa with the adva ment will begin Wednesday, Ameticans opened ore life and strength to the fat cattle mar- | No. 10, $uad Ngg 1158 211 last Sunday in the month. A picnic is also @ Daris el o o1 TDES - Firm; salted, New Orleans selected, | dull and below the parity hern Pacifie was | ket. Good to chotce feeders are. quot L B SRR DR T bR L R LG LY € th BUEHICHL rephra (o the erens |8 (o 85 lon. o inal; Texas selectod, | especaily flat, A g wvery followed and | at $3.6064.00; fair to good, $3.0063. B hera B i R Jta e aciecy L1e Wetond displayed here, flour and wheat | #0to 60 1ba, Tc: Avien, dry, B o 2 | {ho closing Waw firm. wors smatl fries’ | common grades from 8 down. Representa- | fife: rushed, § i-16miticr b wiored 'i5id 16cs | Y S PORILAT TRt By purchasing goods made at the following both quoted lowe y from 10 to 20 | 10®. 1% Ll b, ular chunges on he reaction o sales ETARUIAtod, e 16 e, o - - % 3 i bk LT AT T TR LA AL R A ot ck " ivaenas [ Ruthnday"Was Dartls” aus {0 @ bearisn ‘wrticle in o e Eranula s, 4 11604 On the occasion of his last birthday, Presi- | Nebraska factories. It you cannot find what BPRVEEAE ice bobbed Ob &na:own WALl | s, | it (oTnSAvy WOIRHIL, (KOR; - duia, [ e i alut (of mondy s more’ pro: | No. Av. P No. Av. P No. Av. aln Markets. nt Kopp of the Liederkranz was gratefully | You want, communicate with the manuface a dozen times between T8c and 78le, but got [ “\WOOL~Firm; domestic fcece, 16@28c; pulled, | nounced than ever, and this should facilitate | *3" 2 LT Fisaats Rl DULUTH, May 20, —WHEAT— membered by the members of his sociely | turers as to what dealers handle thefr goods out of that rut a quarter past 11 o'clock | 10624 settlement, Arrangements yyl m;nv v issues 1 . e ‘\x*;“ i 124 n: .\\v(m 4"" J.‘nl iee; No. 1 nortt by a serenade at his home, 3461 South Iif- - Pniere o - and took a jump to T4z, Minneapolis wired ROV steady. Cut meats, steady; | fresh bonds by American rallroads expected SHIPPING AND ORT. ay, T4 July, Septembe i | teenth street. As usual, g col - : < > 5 t I(lv»r.f‘ms '\\'Ml"pl. iring in there. wh K‘:!vfn,"x\ bellies, ,‘,5," s CUied” “shou: | here. The better cluss Wil do well. Rothschilds | 21s...129 4 75 2 northern, cash, 7lc; n ¥ ciprocated ‘lor Ilut x-(::nuvl‘lm,;n“m ikl e N described the spring wheat as having been | d $5.2., Lard, firmi western steam | has ceased buying gold, for the momeat, at least cows. refected (o arriy 1 hard a P T TR T i BUE: tb. the. ‘ground by the, frost over: th $7.10607.131 lerces at| The following were the closing quotations i N . orthert, 5 ANNOUNCERBN Y BEMIS OMAHA BAG C0. greater part of its arca, and St. Louis wired v minal; on the leading stocks of the New York ex- | 1. s 1 100 5 Yot ANNOUNCE) 3 that there were more country men on their 2 ‘nom| : continent, . | change today: 1 1050 Ly L Manufacturcrs of all kinds of cotton & burlap exchange today than they had seen in a i D L SOL ALY PR S 78 [Nortnweatern . 5 3 _bu, Andrew Mack the composer of the |bags, cotton flo.: sacks & twine a speclalty. year, and that they were all loaded with | pleher: Saled, £0, : o Adame Express.. 144 N WV, ptd B b Bt 162,07 bu.; oats, 10 bu. [ popular song, My Pearl Is a Bowery Girl,” | 1% 916615 8. tith-st. crop damage reports, and, added the sender | M BESEII L G v 40%|N. Y. Centr F i 90, 3 Vil e ¥ 4 = e— —= of that report, “loaded with long wheat BRI SISt male IATRN e O IR, I R R : o 1 ialble Supply of Grain. and he 1o said to sing 1t better than any one |~ 0 e Sl Cr R S Perhaps gs Important & matter ay the very FITER-Steady’; western dair DRImO I Ol tol 84N OnthTio /S Y g - NEW YORK, May 20.—The visible supply of | who has yet attempted it. Mr. Mack s ” sl o) poor outlook for domestic crops was the B TP ARMA f i Canada Pacific. |Oregon Imp..... ; ] grain Sturday, as compiled by the New York | o _ bl R 2 > ey o) news conveyed in a spectal cablegram from HHALION. cren Y Cunada Southern.. 4| Oregon Nav.. . 5 ; Produce e nge, s as follows: Wheat, 56, | al0 responsible for “The Girl I Love,” “Molly Wil Pm.s'm“ & 00 Liverpol that the' Feports ‘conceining (e Tiats. ereamery: 176 Ghen & ORlo . 30" [Bacins Matl. - ; i) LI 300 | ds6000 . decree, 818,000 b comn.” 30,00 | 0'Moore,” “Mandy” and “Phocbe,” all of 1 g tussian crop are unfavorable. Minneapolis v; state and Peni P AR - Bl L U R 3 ; decrease, 000 bu.; oats, 6,333,000 bu.; in- | oo B van 1 e Manufacturers of Preston's Californfa Flak: A . . Sl d e T AR s crease, 178,00 bu.: rve, 19,000 bu.; ch are sung by various members of Peter on, and Duluth recelved today u76 cars, against | western, trosh, Southiern;h124013 G a T0% | Pittsbure. 2l o ik it 4,000 bu.; barley, 18,000 bu.; decrease, 57,000 bu. [ Dailey's company in *“A Country Sport."” | Sickle brand sslf ealsing flour & yeast. Do yow 26 & year ago. The Atlantic seaboard clear- | cepts, 4 PKE fly T 8 Chicago Gas. ... ‘744 | Pullman Palace.. et ] grega 0 » —Petel use Preston’'s best flour? ances amounted to 410,000 bu. since Saturds TALLOW-Quict, easy; city, 4%@i%c; country, | CHERED SR s (44| Bullian T —— This = aggregation of jolly people—Peter of which 312,000 bu. was in raw grain e UAe Aulit) - Unltea | clousa: At saim |0y Ca OPASEN S e | TGl it <120 w12 S AN PN B o o ADEA T qulets || ley M ey, TEvin, AdA [Lawis, (Tohniaf === e st of e lof st of b ] 13 'ETROLEUN ulet; nited closed al ™ | tolo. Coa 4 T i Dt % L1130 23 BAN FRANCISCO, May ~' SAT-Quiet Sparks an Andre Mac! I rs— BREJNERIE:! Bounad, to o0 the quantity on | o051 ks 8165 | Delaware & HUd:: 131 %86 Pant ...... 1310 130 380 Finnocial Notes. ter tonight in the bright farce comedy, **2 OMAHA BREWING ASSOCIATION. ocean passage eased $20,000 bu., and the | C3T v %@ Del., Lack. & W... 102 dopfd..... .... 3 ¢ 108" - 3,137, o S e e bils 4 A9Vu Al Argentine ship for the week were | RiCH-ieady; domestia” el to extra, 4%@ | D: %5 G-pll.... 40X|8L P& Omaha % | 14,3560 AN P T e e e P s ol ek P o oo trigerat i o e 3 S-Steady: domestic fa a, 4%G | D &C.F. Co. 22|~ do pla.vsoes 1300 TELY, gheds ) | portunity Omaha theater-goers will have o L own retrigerator feduced” to 1L2M0 by, Another mat pun, SO ane, open Kettte, | P8 i 4 3 soutlom Biiia.. A 3 s, LTIMORE, May 20.—Clearings, $,3:2,59, | seeing this fine company in A Country | cars. Blue Ribbon, Elite e sy o Gl i o ans, op | pdo pfd i Sugar Ketinery.. - 5T o g foalances, wmahn, T TR Sport,” for the renson that next seaton Mr. and Family Export, dellvered to a day the rail shipments of wheat from Chi- i otch, $1.00@20.00; | G, Northern ofd... 126 |Texas Pacific..... x AIATGEA, (ke it o alley will produce his new plece, ““A Night | =~ ST LT cago amounted to 265,000 bu. With such an | Amo i prokens’ | € &1 L ot - 1,/ T &0 cont pii; 5 P \WYOMING CATTLE. ;~‘|.\|§.‘<” h‘"“*‘ b Clearings, $0312.010; tat. | CICFK,” Miss Irwin also stars in a new play CARRIAGE FACLORLE accumulation of radically bullish news it is & #ad, | Hooking Valley... 261y Union Pacific.. ... 5 40644 3 Bty %0103 B | ana Andrew Mack will star under the man-| ) 3 not surprising that 1 e latter pi ' Tiliuols Central 05 °|U. 8. Expresa...... ,Ora Maley ances, $661,480. Money, bG6 per cent b v : | “Mile A the seamon the price “m”fl”J’:l:-"L ll':;lkf:: & steady; s st. {a.#u(u’mm. 2 |WoSL L& P T R Gy No. v - WASHINGTON, May 3. —Tuday's condition of “\b;"""x;“‘ of D. W. Truss & Co. in “Miles FROST & HARRIS. ast flve wtes o e sessiol o come | auiet. Speitér, firm} domestie, @3, 60; 4 | K. & T, ptd.... 81| doptd.. .... . 5 g 1 sury shows: Availa cash ances, | Aroon. e x T Ve iutes Of oinS, Sossion the com- | 41, e, 30 tons May tin, $14.55: 10 tona June | Lake ke & Weut 21| wella M g0 iix. . HOGS gy e 8 S1S2504,978; gold Fesurve, $47,190,240, —_— fHARe (& Wegon MakerdECarziakes,) buseith B ey ohangad. som- | Qo pid.. 75 [Western Unton . i inst jeind Sattirday 6 hoad on | CHICAGO, Moy 20.—Cearings, $16,369.00. | Canary & Lederer's big New York Casino | Phaeton® & wagons always on hand & made te TRy s it Y LElSRTaTe Were N e )N SEED OIL—Firm, but quiet; prime | Lake Shora.. 146 |Wheeling & L. E.. M, The supply Was rather above the | yfoney, 415605 per cent for call lowns and 514606 Rteak B Uoe-8s. “The Dass. | order. 1213-15 Harney-st., Omaha. celved from St. Louis, Toledo and the north- | COTTHN, SEER OUrFmm, bt e P e | Lead Trast 3¢ | doprd. a Monday's rutk, both in_quantity ang | Mon AL + ad S0 | and Chicago opera house suce:s he Pas - “ west, stating that the reports of damage | Sl 262e; ot crude. 22c; pri | EeREIiie bt T B8 |3 e S and the markef was & big Mckel higher | Pr eont for commercial paper. New York ex. | g Show,” will play an engagement at - = were cither greatly exaggerated or entirely | Jo SG29c; prime summe LN IA Sse i DM D MR G than Saturday all .n-t:m.li al packers were | Chane, G promium. Sterling exchange, posted | gy qig theater tomorrow and Thursday nights | _COFFEE, SPICES, BAKING PUOWDE, et MU LA DRGSR LB 1 August, and _featureloss, in the next hour g y | wanted the cat were buying and selling wheat simultane- | growing weak. During the lust two h tfie ously ut 7 4 for July. In less than | Nov 7 « . tendency of figures was downward, the special false, that people having a good profit in | S e s s o } ctically the only bliverd but they wire al . CE it . ke, that people having a good gate: unia G it Shi ey Ddtthey S were falt only. It is a rattling good entertainment ooy YT long 'wheat thought best to snatch it. So Memohin & C 1u ANV D e 26 | i fone m g CONSOLIDATED COEFEE CO., thing at the same time that the market sii1 LOUIS, May 2 —FLOUR—Higher prices | Missourl Pacifie.. 28| do pfd.. Rl a e ogeie - CRSRED, ey LHIGRAGE eI PARIE, (MAY. 30,0 Threq ner Jotat, rents and keeping up in quick succession a £eries | cofree Roasters, Spice Grinders, Manufacturers {lru;n‘ .‘::"‘i r them go quickly l:m{l from 74 1 feult to Tealixg them and ma Mobliaih Ohtnins 8 S H & mC i [+ Gkt A demand ¢ the account. Exchange on London, 2f | of specialty attractions, not one of Which I8 [ German Baking Powder and German Dry Hop vent down to 7ic like lead from a s i patents. $1K5G400; extra fancy, Chat.... 09 |T: A and # the. fight and light ‘mixed loads tower, and the closing price was 3ic. : vo NI clolte, $2.005.10; | National Conlag TS Miostiy nt 34 Saar gk werein woud | o LONDON, I Guoted @t Duenos | Standard. The fun never lags and provoca- —— Shdli winSee SN ns, but_ th endency W ong North Am. Co. 33| Am. Tob. C 6% | Yime. e - 5 vienna, 10 constructed ever forgottel 0se J trade In the end came to (he conclusion that | uyward Honvy e and reporta“or | Norther ol i T el iimebaforasthe middierof, the forenonn, o ONALENGLE LM sy L (CRED ien il Poxg S. I GILMAY, too serfously Is observable in the manner | the buying was done by longs. The ope UK. D &G 0K Emch IR LA AT ORI Bookings for tho Creighton. animated the author pervades the principal Manufacturer of Gold Medal Flour. C E. Black, Manager, Omaha. many made up their minds to do the same St. Louls General Markat. Michigan Cent 2l 100 (C. F &I ullish tone Lo mdviees from Hoth hogs Forelgn Financial Affairs, from_ beginning to end, opening with a snap Medium and heavy hogs Kold largely at $4.45 | 311sc for checks. Hiige for chocks. e80 s hic up to the | yo 5 o ho 4L and teht mixed 10ads | © {ONDON, May 20.—Tie siiver has declined to tiresome and most of which are up to the | yeust, 1414 and 1416 Harney-st., Omaha, Neb. Ao g ere. i Koo & ha N course the motive in corn also. That the | !4y during which there were violent fluctun- N.& W.pta. ... 10| dopfd. . .ceueee &t ithe: AdvaTice, ther bens being cleareas s |ia1lgr . StiePetersbu ©0; Athens, 75; Rome, | impregnates every moment. The piece fs bullk of the hos sold, o aid _—— 50y aque ¢ ol the damage from the frost was being taken D damage were bull’ features. Most No.Pac. pfd....... 21 |St P, M. & M...we bulk ot 'the hogs sold, ‘a8 t lid on I of parody and burlesque and the spirit which of the market's closing, July, which closed | was at 1y nce, and Jater i one spurt the | e pig Reprosentative sale "1 W. A. Paxton, jr., who has just returned | performers, who never let the interest of the total sale No. . Sh, So. v. - |from New York, reports that bookings for | Audience grow stale. There is a parody upon [ = = —— i Baturday at Gic, opeiied (his morning at [ vrice wontup o ubove that, Late came a quick | e = = rom Bio to bityc, and almost instantly there- | #nd sharp break hat carrled price down A N pretty much everything that has been an = = 3 after 1t brough G, 1t had another quick I L D U ol 0 c {4 9 ¢ the Crefghton theater are progressing nicely | RItIY FERCH, AVERCIRE O ing the. living FUR ACTORIES change of a different Kind. It dropped back | Fuct sy, 10e: duly, fitc asked: August, 13aci . w108 x P and that many good attractions have been [ pictures, and the management have secured T STERING () to Be, and cven to tiie later, but again | Kiiimi @ sl RO P T : 0 . secured. Manager Burgess will remain in | first rate people to keep the thing moving. OMAHA UPHOLSTERING CO. for a considerable portion of the day. It [a %c higher opening wus a furiher ad- % LA 2 . thing in sight that he believes worthy ot | gro” specialty dancer on the stage, to do was at near the close, when wheat b ke ;r o, put,_ ke . this fl-l‘x t hvh; T . "o 3 i : et playing at !h«-} (“'mhl'"!t» "‘xxr'(lid“"" says | plantation and soubrette dancing, with a lot o ahow the e fenthe; 6 do. | and late in'the session came’ o rapid decline of \00; Tent and, . oo 2.0 5 a 3 en Gallagher in Chicago, ana | o Elined I Bbout tour minutes From Bilke b , fhoush the ‘close was 1iic above Suturday; | 133 ; ! el Rt ha Tutter twill: Cullt ecoveray Ieotatale | Sacs 7 2 & I TR 8816e, closing at the latter price. The re 2 mixed, cash and May bid; Jul 0 f LAt ’lwr‘l;s. :Iermmu «L-\rll"»flhl long @ A ND COAL. celpts for today were &30 cars. and for to S itures Qlwirbed by fuctuations in St e 3 ! 2 574 —— e e T TORAND CosT o morrow 9% cars are expeeted. The latter wand advanced n price. but were | - New Xork Money Market. e . PR On'w Nineis-Uay Run, sort of business in gorgeous tights, and some | §O[ ' (MAHA ICE AND COAL CO. fact was one of the hardest things the bulls ally tr £ NEW YORK, May 20.—MONEY ON CALL . : 80:resse Tha Columblan Diatilling company of. East | ALst, Iate dramatic’ burlesque hesides, Th encountered, but it was made known when 4y A 4 asy at 1471l per cent; last loan, 1% per s . Do he Columbla Al B.compans ast | laading men are not less good. orge A. [ Domestic & steam coal. We have tne pest. Ofe other influences of a bullish character were er, closed, 1% per cent, B s RRC AN g )y | Omaha expects to start up its works Within | Sepjller, with song and dance in more than | fce 1601 Farnam-st. Telephone: Office 373, yard at work. It was not lost sight of, however, PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—2%@4 3 it R g a week or ten days for at least a ninety- [ one eccentric makeup; John E. Henshaw, in | 1766. J. A. Doe, gen'l manager. when wheat began to crumble away. The | %800 3 cent. % % “ FeEbt N 25 o I run. Negotiations are pending for the | excellent work, and S our Hess and Wil- = == — Liverpool market was firm and 1i4d higher < STERLING EXCHANGE—Dull but firm. L xcellen . 8 == = P LA B X actual business in bankers' bills at #8734 . LIRE ] tment of about 225,000 gallons of sugar | liam Cameron in some really admirable mim- v IWORKS RS ialble jeupoly. decreased {14,000 "bu., timothy, | for'Gemand ana e G for' ity et e Jicrs beet syrup from the Norfolk factory. This | icry. The company numbers 110 people and | oo r o WOKKD. e L 3 s _ 3. o Posted rates, $4.8704.57% and $4.88%%. Commercia 4 [ O eaRany s ludes besides those already mentioned ) T 3 A Very nervous tled market was but firm: prairie, $7.00G9.00, this % . . s . into alcohol. This distillery was the first | \ncludes - a experlenced by the oats traders, Prices Tns0q 175 east alde, 3 . RGO . D O e the practeaNIity ot wiilisis | Madge Lessing, May Ten Broeck, Gus Pix- INDUSTRIAL [RON WORKS. were following the movements of wheat and Steady; ‘fresh; T, Fiem; state T 3 e - the ‘waste product of the beet for making | ley, Minnie Miilor, Lida Lear and La Petite | Manufacturing & repairing ot ail kinds of ma. corn very closely and showed little inde- IS 4128 e distiirat intshed. goods hia! e w o & hIgy &rade of alcohol. Adélaide, the gracétul child dancer. The sale | hinery, Sevatore, rintin x:ulllvnlln-‘nr “lh]ul reports of crops helped to| L TR Seclining: .07 __Clowing quotations on bonas were as follows: PIGS AND ROUGH. — - of seats for both nights will open at 9 o LaUPLARS I faflaenced by the oo, aelde, from that | pROVISIONS—Pork, higher; standard mess Cdw, vox., now. 129540, P Tats of ‘05... 10 S s (Bee 20 Marringe Licenses o'clock this morning and from present indi- : s markets. Longs 8old out freely on the md. Jobbing, 2 Lird, prime steam, 45,57 : 4u coup. new. m: D. ‘Hé‘r Bl 8 81 128 .. 430 The following marriage llcenses were Is- | cations the sale will be large. PHOENIX FOUNDRY CO. patiee bought and sold as well, Tho early | W8 shorts, £L184. "L dzcoup... PRGN A8 R liah G B B L T i| An action has been begun by Augusta and | fronts & Ottings, street R'y car wheels. Archi- Bbove: Batupday's ciooimg Hricom, o 10 Mo | 4t o, 16000 bu's catm 68,000 e e | e v of | oo 100 [ tinuenactive for wood mutions and lambs, with T e Charles Hanuse against the Schlitz Brewing | tectural fron woks. Office 307 . 16th-at., Omaha. | Manufacturers of parlor furniture, lounges, dine ing tables & folding beds. 25th ave, Boyd to Sabler streets darkey boys to be her background and | Sobier streets. 3 S 2 9 Quotably strong. Fair to choice nalives cline brought them back to or withij SHI TesHlour, 7,000 bbls: wheat, 09,000 | Aln,Olnss A..... 87 | are ¢ t from $3.25 to $4.25, fair to good | Gustaf A. Johansson, Omaha company to have a decree of foreclosure to Small fraction of the same . 0B & VErY | yy.;corn, 36,000 bu.; oats, 4,000 bu. Ala. Class B...701, 107 ! pany provision market started strong_a - 199, | Sheep o | Emil E. Zschan, Omaha... ; 100 per’ bbL, advance for pork, and 7 e L LT L e et [T Bix | Now 1%:15: lambaiat, £ Loulse Krebs, Omaha er 100 1bs. for lard and ribs, The hog mar- | o MIFEREOGL. R eibwinter: baha. e 100 “do2ds ... Recelpts and bisposition of Stock. s ) g srtfoadd = _ gineers & Contractors for Fireproof Hulldings, et was quoted firm and the advance In | 3%ed™ e S N0 % Nara: Manitoba, s o : : 124 [N W. Consois. Omalal ‘reteinia’ and] dlspoaltion’ Gt atosk 'an Wil suggest a Kemery, who were deceived by an attorney, having his [ A% nd Works, U. P. Ry. & Bo. 17th Btreet: K e onn, Saxe provisions their send- | No. ™3 "Californin, ' 68 6. Futures ' closed firm; | N . F. Deb. shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards | At a meeting of the special committee of [ Promise to set up their defense in the case | Omaha. e hand, and did not. break so badly s aid | A, Gkl dune b 6; July, sa Sud; Aueust, | 5 313 St P, Con: company” for the forty-elcht hours cnding at | e council, to which the Sixteenth street | When the suit came to trial. This, they state, == ember, fs Ti4d; October, bs T3%d. Tenn. new set ‘e ols 7 3 o'clock p. m., Monday, May 1595 I ed th gh collusion to do. Strause MANUFACTURING CILEMISTS i co There w: e eac- N—8i Ame: nixed, new, . D! o A0 C. & P. W b E by . viaduct matter was referred, no definite re- | he failed through collusion to do. Strause . Wheat and corn, There was quite a reac- | CORN—Spot, firm; American mixed, ‘new, 4s [ Tenn. new et |g0C. & RECEIPTS, viaduct matter was referre aiaefialte 1hs | B0 B8 et Ui skt el S A tion, however, from the top prices of the [104d. Futures closed strong; May, 4 11d; June n; 0id 60 |8¢ L. & TM Gen. 5. port was agreed upon yesterday afternoon. day. July pork opened at $12.65, rose to | 4sod: July, 4s 8d; August, 4s 9%4d; September, | V8. Centu 60 8t L. & 8.F. Ganit e T 5 The committee will meet 1 this morn: | a decd given by the plaintiffs to the brewing | THE MERCER CAEMICAL COMPANY, ga and closed at $12826. July fard from [ s 9led: October, 4 tied. oy A pouatorred A i sl iy | Hogs. .. AR ing, when it is understood a rt will be | company. Hanuse wants to show the deed et o e Tt Ritlaganeied (o W8, ross to ¥ o P steady; drmand mod- | Aichison 20 A.rs 26 |U. P. lata of ‘46 5 DISPOSITION, forinulated, recommending (mporary repalr | was mortgage Mazutacturers ot 0uid extrsta, siziv, yruve, b 5 ¢ ita d- | O (ot it 38 to 45 | Canada So. 2da.... 104 |West Shoro 4s... Buyers, i of the viaduct a ebuilding oon as s ————— 3 e 0ot (A Sigmed &L $0.45. Hob | ™t dia o "Sioal ey S ahort | SoL1b R VL &N Umited i Oman Tacking Co. oo practicable, e Wl Work for Omuha. bille & sclentific @edical Roveltie e 34,4 b } ony Short | = = S The G. H. Hammond Co. ... o~ = o ot y — e The receipts for tomorrow are estimated s, h o eilien Tt Swltt and Company ..oi1rrs Esileq In Blabarposs, TheXiala, Sxanutron eomliias Sheiais MALTRESSES, COTS, CRIBS Freights slow at 1%c for wheat, 1%c for | low, fine North American, nominal. - iect, exira | BOSTON. May 20.—Call 10808, 2UBLE DI CONE: | VRGNt e sosrersessssssosossss ored to gain an entrance through a the Lindell hotel, Lincoln, at 3 o'clock p. L. G DOUP. corn and Ic¢ for oats to Buffalo. India 80s; prime mess, s time loans, 3@dle per cent. Closing prices for . Lobman . . " o m., Thursday, May 30, for the purpose of J . The I futures ranged as follow: ous, fine ‘western, 618 d $100K9, Doags agd minlng aharesi - L Datirsniions i 4 A1 EXIAW D the repdsnos of Mtk Bl fixing represéntation, time and place for | Manufacturer Mattresses, Spring Beds; Jobbep . et SRR AN 1oL ¢ Latrd, firm; prime Westerh, S4s; Tefined; Ty A T W Blee B 57 | Hentan, (W I 21 | South Twenty-eighth street. The noise was | holding the next state convention. Several | Festbon sod Pllows. North i6tn ang Nisnoiey Irregular: demand . oot | Al Buedr. o0 LI Wik, Cotral 0 TRt eat s R s i 0 heard by Mrs. Ell and the thief, seeng het | cities are bidding for the convention. An | &ts. Omaha. s c A 3052 | Gon Hiee. prd.r: approach the window, ran out the back way [ effort will be made to secure the convention ety iverpool rellned Hell Telophone. -+ 208 * (Atchinon 2ds.. 2.! RIS and made his escape. for Omaha during or near about fair time. NIGHT WATCH, FIRE SERVICE, Averpool refined, 188, Boston & Albany.. 208 Atchison di vee v 4 3 i S - - ) May. | edlay PROLEUMS Herlned, 00, Bosto S Naiis. JORKIGanRana0 8. 11N SRICAUO 3 AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH. July. | sdmnay 3 F—Forequarters, 3%d; C. B.&Q. 79 |Wis. Cent. 18ts.... Siight Advance—H, v’ Q i AU London, Pacific_coast, %, Flionbure.......... 8934| Allgues b e T sy @: f & A L UL | -3‘ = | e n 4 3& Best thing on earth. Reduces insurance Haltimore Markets. Noztoa tan Slls| Eoslan & Muniaui CHICAGO, May 30—CATTLE-With recelpts = e No \Wendering e L f they’il Fit. to South Oma t aside. The Hanuse fam- [ M't'rs of A-chitectural Iron Work. General ily state that they are unsuspecting Germans | Foundry, Machine and Blacksmith Work. Ene TN s e (R ¢ 2, =3 July.. BALTIMORE, May 20 —FLOUR—Strong and [ N. Y. &N. E.... Calumet & Hecla. mlll\‘ today of about 10,000 head, or 2,800 head less afi s ~ oy Pork ver bbl highes; western' super, $2 family, | Oid Colony.. ...\ tennlal. than arrived a week ago, and 6,700 head less OVERALL FACTORIE g::\y. . P 8 Wiatee t pat 1‘(. llll:dml ‘.]v :[‘Hm: Ore. Short Line. PRTTIN than arrived a year ago, trade was active at an 160 15n| cinin, 600 b, P18 HRIENS BIGLO | GEBRELGe Onceotnerss it adranion loft shout, IEgpen. 10 e - drsemed Jlirn| 60 WHEAT-Wild; sy nd month, T4 @I lon Pacific. .. 14%|Quincy..! beef firms buying mojp fréely than for meveral P June, Tolke asked; July, T6%e bid; steamer, Wost End 84 (Tamarack..'... "\l 143 | days past. The markgt Was in decidedly bett hort Riba-—| bid; ‘receipts, 14,900 bu.; southern | Westingh. Elec 33 | Wolverine. 5 July., ..o wh i southern'wheat, on - Sept. | & - e : San Franciaco Mining Stosk (Qaotation s A : wsh auotatior ; COIN--Strong: spot_and _month, 591@50%e; brought over $6. A ‘Bo6d’ business was trans- o Jotations w e June. Wakeds July: - 60 it | SAN FRANCISCO. May 20..-The ofMelal clos- | 4tred on the basis of48h AR straights, $.0 000 bu.:' southern ‘white corn, outnern | ing auotations for mining stocks today were as b k Vellow, Shiedre tofiows cholce native steers Wefhing from 900 to 1,600 F *prin; 5 OATE-Strons: No. 2 white wester e bid o ___ | 1bs., the bulk selling &tk $5.0005.75. The ab- SH l RTS pring, 16! i B B L [N TR n; 3%e bid; | AT 7 [Hale & Nororoas.. 01 | senco of & kood exprt is a serious eoe e eceipts, 5,100 bu. Alpha o, [Jumtice. o drawback, *orly " 274 he been taken 7 D o No. § yellow, Se. ! nace ... entucky Con'..". 2 | here last week for, faraien against . white, 33G33%c; A i, for cholee; good | Melaersisi L 40 |Eady Wanh Coi. fponding Weck Taat v are Ready to Wear, an Snole . st cher.... 50 |Mexican. s =43 HOGS-Recelpts show &' marked improvement Ry e i : 5 New York, 6 Ibs. i | Bodie Con. ? Mount Diabio.: |\ In quality, the arrivas st week averaging Every Garment is Guaranteed. i Y £@51c; No. 8, 48@50%c; + 8%e; fancy New York, (q“m;. = x‘x-.{h ental Con. 2 bs, .1“\:- m‘ulwl’ was o NE nomina| 5 da) ‘AledOniA L 11ire ORIErsate 5 Ao prisingly &ood one, degpite. the fact that the ar . ; e e S T FLAX SEED—No. 1, $1.47%. N TP T Challenge Gon.. Overmin. .. ¥ amounted {0 480 more thanexpected All Leading Retailers know of this brand of Shirts. TIMOTHY SERD-$i, May B - Chollar: T R 1 packers 4nd * shipps were good A4 CLOVER SEID-8$8. 361920, Ay A HBAT-Higher, . weaki | Oonfidence Savage. ... ... and a largocbusthess was transicted If your outfitter is out of size or style you desire, let him get it for you, PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bhl, s12ma | > e ay and Ju gc; July, T¢; Au- | Con. Cal & Va. 2 Siarra Novada. 8 prices showing an ad¥ancs of fc 10e_per 100 X o At T o\ tia for 128714 n per 100 s, $0.80, Short Tibs sie | Eian G, Sebtember SEs Con, l\mlmr‘mlk |Sflver King. ... Tbs. o wae the sharp rise in pork and in order that he may get you just what you want, write us for our (0ose), $6.55840. Dry salt shoulders' (hoxedy, | j CORN—Active, higher; 2 mixed, c; | Con. New Yori Jnion Con.. last week and was eyidently intended to stimu SOUVEN! ! op ce b BRGLITYG. Bhort clear sldes (woxed), $80siqh | June, i Julyy Sitie: No. 3" mixed, S5 Noo 2 | Crown Poine Utah Con. e e Syt Conigon 3o, oxira. lots of e SOUVENIR OF FASHIONS. Copies Free by mail. 6.7, " . 3 white Excheque Yellow Jacket. ... gs found purchasers at' $1.50 th s MFUSKY-Distillers' fnished goods, per gal, < firmi No. 2 mixed, 3lc; No. 3| Gouid & Cu .. 25 | i of sales from $4.60 For lig CLUETT, COON & CO., Makers. actorles, TROY, N. V. HINRY BOLLN, 0M* B, - o) Silver bars. @60%c. Mexican dollars, 63@ | Welkhis ot 5 1o % " BUGARS—Cut loaf, unchanged. : e g b J g o $4.65 Factory In Loulsville, Cass Cu ity of brick The following were the recelpts and shipments prime, cash, $6; | 63%c. Drafis, sight, 6e: telegraphic, 10c. e marketing continues guaranteed to be 48 good as mny napufactured today: e g % ur, %0 Bhls; wheat, 9,000 bu ; New York Miniag Quotations. o e it ot here s & sid fe. searr Dolia icles. Recelpta. |Shipmer H e, 2,000 bu, NEW YORK, May 20.~The following are the | jively demand from local dressed meat concerns. — —— e |— — SHIPMENTS-Flour, bbls.; wheat, 24, elosing mining quotations There A R R R R R O N T~ | 1 e oncice kg, St s hiv e B MAKE $10 EVERY DAY 390 T — 5 Sales were on a basis of $2.0064.00 for sheep Corn, bu... s .| 877.000 285,000 Wool Market. holor. cieees 49 |Ophir woe 140 . o6 y {8y tie g specula Brown b 35 [Plyios 40 | and $875w6.00 for lambs. nearly all the sheep By a new plan of systematic grain speculas BB B crre oo S53000| 402000 | wr. LOUIS, May 3. -WOOL—Firm and higher S ANa o |oumodthos <+ 920 | 04 fambs having been shorn, ton. Bend for our free booklot showini; low g ipetba Bl Loy issouri wnd Tilinols, medium, 1ije; coar VA b o e ata. . 1500 —~ , to ket around adverse fluctuations of the i T T e e fudice Kansas and Nevraska, mediym. $giic A ranezar i SEI SOV o0 B Record of recelpts at the four principal mar side. t workings of plan and highest kel waa finm; ereamery, 10@10%c: dairy, 7@15c. | JhC fne heavy fine, ‘tae; Texas and {ako.... ... 1900 |Union Con. .. 40 | kes for Monday, May , 189 g oy references furnished. VALENTINE & 8, firni; 113g@12¢. Cheese, steady; T@11¢ fodian, . 100 Heht e gend | Iron Sliver..l..l 32 |Vellow Jackei..: 35 | attle. Hogs. Sheep. o ™ y CO., Traders BlZg., Chicago. oo P e ey o TR Mexican 20 | ath OMABA +vevssensssenses 2,23 ousands . RATZ-NEYINS €O, Manufacturers of men's & Loys' clothing, pants, shirts & overalls, 202212 8. Hth-st. 7 PAPER BOXES THE OMAHA PAPER BOX CO. Manufacturers of ull kinds paper boxes, shelf boxes sample cases, shape, some choice 1,815-1by K 8 steers fotch- e ing $5.90, and first class beeves would have AR ATAR boxes. 1208-10 Jomes-st, Omaha. SHIRT FACTORI J. H. EYANS---NEBRASKA SHIRT CO Exclusive custom shirt tatlors 1015 Farnam strest. Telephone 908, = VITRIFIED PAVING BRICK, and low, 7@sc; light fine, TG8C; heavy fine, ———— ghioasy onennun s 00 SRR in ity eflicacy Z Dave been cured NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET. o wigORKC | May | .-CORFBE_Options | 3g6c; tub washed, fulr (o cholce, isgBik. London Stock Quotations. gy o4 gl PG o L S0 TN Phenomenal in the ro- o by 18 uge after phywi- 25 DoLLAR BUYS 100 puiedexceptlonaily ‘dull Whl teatuFeicas; Minneapolis W hear Market. _LONDON, May 20.—4 p. m. elosi = P Pldity of its action, cians have tafled to cure, gHAREs. eat recorded for months; clg MINNEAPOLIS, M. WHEAT—E: Can. Pacine T BA[SL P Wi S . astotnntiatsbtinases b OF SILVER BLUFF MINING CO.'8 STOCK B a prices; sales, b g A " o 4] L+ Sading: Sy, "3 Boptetnter S May, " Tdlie: July nber, e, on | Krie.. SoLm N D 104w st. Lo 1Ave Stook, o om A .CURE FOR ALL ILLS ) PAR VALUE $500. Soltenitio, dull; Mok, $E s vetla, SAL0i. #pot | track, No. 1 “hard « 1 northers, rle 28 17| Ponsiaylvania. '\ 83 | g1 Lous, May 20.—CATTLE—Recelpts ACITE! “ e TS ISEASE. The company own 160 acres of rich, high-gra 0y PS80 mil, ‘guiet; Cor-, | Na™ northern. 1il. Centrai 98 |Reading... ... 10|, 5T 1 Moy N -CATTLE-Recalpta, 0 ARE AOT WELL —Ferhapiyot o ore; work {s 16adlly golng oi. The propersy S1OWe ales, 8,000 bags Maracaibo, % | head: ‘shipments, 40 head; market active omen. bl of Ui by Sl araalir Guiag tok. . S8 e saate. o t FLOUR—Firm: first patents, $3.7504.35; sec. | Mexlcanordinary. 23%/Mex Cen. new d; - PO L washed. Caracas, i M \Ware | ond patents, $8 BG416: frst clears, 85614 BAR SILVER-% 3164 per ounce. St RN Taie o Tmetlaa 1 ; ¢l ympiams o Ki Monutain, A few Bundred dolisse invasted How house ‘deliveries from New York yeaterday, 6268 by e MONEY—1% per cent. h light $3.6004.00; stockers, §2.36G3.25 4 Ly ST may bring you a fortune. DON'I' MIsS 1T, For i Aew York Cstock today o The 1 g AN T BReL; s Ao - Brospectug eall of write to Tig Biates: oiacic, 378,530 bary: aflohr tor the | NEW ORLEANS, May 30.—COTTO! i e rate of discount in the n market for | $5.0004.00; cows. $2.50GL.50; fed T Lt $“ZIMMERMAN & CO hort. b 3 onths' 5, grassers, $2.7@4.73; co V. 0,000 bage; tola) visible for the | steady; sales, 13,000 bales; May, $6.10 bid; June, | o pear sk 174 per centi three months’ bills ‘"uou's'l'm'w'fpu, 3400 Beua; shigtenta, U860 | 897 ChitcugoBtock Exchango Blug., Chilcag