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The sun., 1898-06-07
THE CASE OF
Mr.. KENNEY
To Be Further Investigated by
the United States District
Court Grand Jury.
MANY SENSATIONS PROMISED
Interest Increasing in the Cases
Of Dover Bank LOOters.
The Petit Jury Drawn in April Dis
charged by the Order of Judge
Bradford in Federal Court.
Work OF the Grand
Jurors.

The grand jury of the United States
District Court will reconvene in the Fed
eral building at l.3O o'clock this morn
ing and hear further testimony in the
cases of Charles H. Butler, Amos Cole,
Harry Ford and ]. r. McGonigal, who
are charged with aiding and abetting
William N. Boggs in the looting of the
First National Bank OF Dover, to the ex-
tent of 100000.
The case OF United States Senator
Richard Rollins Kenney, who is also
alleged to have been implicated in the
steal, it is said, will first claim the atten-
ton of the granu jurors, and at the ex-
piration of their days labor it is more
than possible that one of the sensations
promised in the celebrated Boegs case
will be given to the public.
The grand jurors We're discharged on
Friday afternoon of last week after they
had been investigating the charges
against Senator Kenney ever since We'd
nesday.
1t is presumed that they will follow
out their investigations from the time
they left off on Friday last and we'll
known attorney yesterday afternoon is
credited with the assertion, "that it is
dollars to doughnuts, that they will re-
turn true bill of Indictment against
Mr.. kenney.
If this prove true, then the cases of
men equally as prominent in the politics
OF the state will be taken up and before
the grand jury finally adjourns more
sensationalism is promised
1t has been known for some time that
the alleged case against Mr.. Kenney
would be pushed, and another gentleman
whose name is prominently mentioned
for similar "honor' is said to be John
+. Salisbury, Esq, of Dover.
On the application of United States
District Attorney Lewis G. Vandegrift in
Fedora Court. yesterday morning Judge
VIuSl
Smith to notify the petit jurors of the
April term, who were discharged until
next Wednesday, that their services
would not be further required at this
term of court.
This indicates that the grand Jury,
which will return tomorrow, will not
have anything for the petit jury for a
day Or two, or that it is thought to be
Just as well to leave the remainder of
the Dover Bank cases. that may come
to trial, to the jury of the June term
which will meet tomorrow week, the
18TH
Near while Marshal Short will mail to
the April term jurors their checks for the
remainder Of their attendance since May
9th, as they had already been paid up
until that date. The Jurors receive 50 a
day and mileage at the rate of 5 cents
mile each way.
The sun., 1898-06-07

~
Men like Senator Lodge, members of
the Foreign Committees and students of
International questions and Of war, have
little confidence in the coed sense of
sipain to recognize when she has been
Whipped, and to size for peace. The
opinDn of these men is that there is
nothing in the coul sc of Spain to indicate
III disposition to accept the inevitable un-
MIL it is actually forced upon her.
W S ,me believe that even ai.er the fall of
Porto Rico and the conquest of Cuba
ISpain will hold out with semi-bar-
ibarous and Obsolete idea of honor, and
Iilha. it may be necessary to attack her in
sthe Canarles, and possibly at home.
N 1t is we'll understood to be the expecta-
ttion OF the President that after Santiago
mas fallen and Porto Rico been occupied
s,,he path to peace will be smooth and
sI,asify travelled.
\ It is known to be the opinion in some
l3uuarters that after these triumphs the
|SSpanish forces in Cuba will be surren-
Aslered, and that when we are ready for
s1he general invasion it will be necessary
4 ynly to take possession of the island of
I Cuba and to proceed with the establish
nenta government and to protect the
I'M D!5h in their evacuation.
This opinion is not entertained to any
xtent among Senators and Representa-
Ives in Congress- and it is believed by
hem that the war will have to be con-
ucted to the last extremity before Spain
Iill render complete submission on
rms which this Government must ex-
,.' t.
While Spain is making every possible
'ort to save herself by training to in
lgate foreign interference, it is on the
lis Of little or no sacrifice to herself.
q ~ Ii not believed that the Spanish con-
template peace which involves the loss
ssof any possession except Cuba. The
|sg |, is that the Spanish Government is
& !Strong enough to make terms which
i 6slld secure peace at this time.
N &At Sagasta is trying to do is to i'll
A Nome of the Powers 20 propose a
NJ 3adyantageou to Spain. Such an
Yfence will not be tolerated by this
Il pment; and it is not believed that
he of the Powers is short sighted
to attempt it.
The sun., 1898-06-07
NatatOriuln Opened.

The swimming pool in Brandywine
Park was opened this morning, and dur.
ing the day about two hundred boys
took advantage OF the opportunity offered
for a swan.
The sun., 1898-06-07
BugIcr Married.

William Henry Roberts, bugler of
Company d, First Regiment Delaware
Volunteers, was married last evening to
Miss Anna L. Lang OF this city by Rev.
Buddingion, pastor OF Bethany Baptist
Church. James Carnack, also menu
ber of the same company was best man,
and Miss Mollie Roberts, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor.
The sun., 1898-06-07
How Long Will Spain Last

Special Dis atch to THE sun
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The idea the
President is said to hold that Spain will
probably SUE for peace alter the fall of
Santiago and Porto Rico, is not gener-
Jlly ente. ,ained among the best in
.brmed men in Congress.
The sun., 1898-06-07

To Take Santiago Peacefully
Special Dispatch to The SUN.
New York, June GA Key West sp..
The sun., 1898-06-07

James Wood is the guest OF friends
near Chestertown.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Financial Notes.

OMAHA. May 31.-The clearings for the
day were 81, log, AS. %; balances, Sl25, 35S.l9.
The clearings for 1891 were 1856, 1926, and
the balances, $50, 6S9.2S Increase in clear
ings, $40. O45.56.
CHICAGO, May a.-Clearings, 80, GOT, 500:
balances, s.. 957, 500. Stocks were steady:
Biscuit, 2S: Biscuit preferred, ssh;
Match, 13S; North Chicago, 200; Strawboard,
"a: West Chicago, 94L.
CINCINNATI. May 3l.-Money, Sa6 per
cent; New York exchange, sc premium;
clearings. S3.252. $50.
ST. LOUIS, May chickering's, s.. 591. 0N6;
balances, S512. $50; money, 5dS per cent; New
York exchange, 25c premium bid, SSc pre-
MUM asked
PHILADELPHIA. May Chickering's, S.
456, 81; balances 81. $40, 81.
BALTIMORE, May Chickering's. S2,TIi,-
T3: balances, S543. 354.
NEW ORLEANS, May I.-Clearings, ST.
0l3, 5l2: New York exchange, bank, 81 per
81, 600 premium; commercial, &c per H,VO
premium.
MEMPHIS, May Chickering's, sSSs. 5s3;
balances. 1874. 4S7; New York exchange, H-5O.
NEW YORK. May Chickering's, $SS,Ss9,-
$50; balances, 81, 623. 0S5.
BOSTON. May Chickering's, 81, i26, SCI;
balances, 81, SOC, 677.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

BALTIMORE, May a.-FLOUR-Easier;
western superine. $S75d4.00; western extra,
Si.OCm4.45; western family, S.60d6.O0; winter
" heat patents, So. 10u6.50; spring wheat pat
ents. 8.6OsI5.g0 spring straights, IS. iVr6.65;
receipts, 5,524 bbls.; exports, 81 bbls.; sales,
none.
WHEAT-Unsettled and lower: No. 2 red,
spot, S~.l9i4d1.1glZ; the month, SLl9An 1919;
July. s1.0l asked; steamer No. 2 red. Sl.09 7-s
G1.l0; receipts. los, 40 bu.; exports. none;
southern, by sample, sl.iOgl. 20; southern, on
grade, H.lOILl9A.
CORN-Steadler; mixed spot, month and
June. s5G3Thc; July. 3Ti5d39c; steamer
mixed. 36d 36hc; receipts, BIS SO bu.; eX-
ports, 213,2e bu.; southern white corn, 36a
p37c; southern yellow corn, 51431iRc.
OATS-Dull and lower: No. 2 white. 36
m3Sc; No. > mixed. 33c asked; receipts, 21,095
bu.; exports, 100, 600 bu.
RYE-Dull and lower; No. 2 nearby, 5isc;
No. 2 western. 56i9c, nominal; receipts. 2a694
bu. exports. none.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, s12.50dl3.oO
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Dull. steam to Liv-
erpool. per bushel. 4d, June; Cork for or
ders, per quarter. Sd. June.
BCTTER-Steady; fancy creamery, lie;
fancy imitation, l3c; good ladle, He; store
packed. 12dl3c.
EGGS-Firm; fresh. 11d11hc.
enthusiastically; fancy New York, soc;
large. g4q91ec; medium, 9ulOc; small, lOE4
MlQi2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Western Railroads show ConsIdern-
hIe strength On the Mnrket.

NEW YORK. May 3L-TOday's stock
market was active and strong, but the
activity and strength were not by any
means uniformly distributed. The gran
gers exercised a powerful sustaining infiu-
ence and Rock Island was the feature OF
the group. St. Paul closed the day with a
net gain Of over 2 points the advance
ances as to the permanent character OF
the Improvement charged to large operat-
ing expenses for April. The newly pub
ushed statement of the Burlington's April
earnings. with a similarly large proportion
absorbed in operating expenses, was a
drag on that stock early in the day. but
its tone improved later and there was n
net rise OF IL per cent. Peoples Gas was
the most conspicuous stock in the list and
n point on realizing; brooklyn TRANSIT
was also up nearly 2 points at one time.
The recent rise in the iron stocks con-
tinued today, Minnesota Iron and Illinois
Steel rising respectively Se points. Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois rose 81. points
and Northern Pacific preferred. Union Pa
cinc preferred and Sugar also developed
strength. A rise OF . SIS per cent in Della
ware e Hudson should also BE- mentioned.
London bought stocks in this market and
a beneficial effect generally was felt from
the definite locating of Admiral Cervera.s
fleet in Santiago harbor. But the benefit
from this factor was due principally to
its giving freer play to conditions specially
affecting different stocks. Manhattan and
Metropolitan street railway gave some pos
tive evidences of depression and 1t was
with difficulty that they rose at any time
above last Saturdays level. A fair amount
Of commission house orders 10 buy had
accumulated over the double holiday and
helped on the rise. Dealings in bonds were
in fair volume and were well distributed,
gains being general throughout the list.
Total sales, 81, 1000. United States old IS,
coupon. advanced z per cent in the bid
price. There was n sale at Ill is, a de-
cline of is per cent from the last sale.
Otherwise there were no changes
The total sales of stocks today were
500. 500 shares. including: Atchison, 3,63S;
Atchison preferred, "a, $50; Baltimore q
Ohio. $50: Chesapeake & Ohio, 3.43O; Bur
lington. 20. 143: Louisville x Nashville. I5.220;
Manhattan. 1880; Metropolitan, $3.50;
Reading preferred, 4,4S0; Missouri Pacific,
10.155; New York Central, 100; Northern
Pacific. 1854; Northern Pacific preferred,
S,S0l. Rock island, 4,4S2; st. Louis & San
Francisco second preferred, 31l5; st Paul
81, 295; Southern preferred. 4.i30; Union Pa
cihc preferred. 50. GA; Tobacco. $50; Chi
! cago Great Western, 4,415, Peoples Gas,
81. 275; Sugar. 33,6el; Tennessee Coal and
ern Union. L247.
The following are the closing quotations
of the Leading stocks on the New York mar
ket today:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

ST. LOUIS. May Sl-FLoUR-Duli. un-
settled and lower; patents, 8. fOd5.s0;
straights, S.35a55O; clear. A.7Fd5.ee; me-
dunn. A.OOn5.O N.
wHEAT-Lower. closing with May. lac,
July 3 5-sc, September DC and December
lac lower than Saturday. spot lower: No.
? red cash, elevator. N-01; track. sl00ul06;
May. n.Oi; July, 80 3-Sc; September, ~ asa
7sizc; December, 7Sc; No. ? hard cash. 500
C~ORN-Futures closed with buyers at
the top and large fractions above Saturday.
Spot fractionally lower; No. 2 cash, 3litc;
May. 3lhc bid, July, Slizq5l 5-sc; Septem-
Der. 22izc.
OATs-Firm and fraotionaiiy higher.
spot 1c up; No. 2 cash, 29c; track, sc; May,
29c; July. q 5-sc; September, 21Ac; No. 2
white, JiH3likc.
RYE-Nominal at soc.
SEEDS-Flaxseed. nominaily lower at
81 20: prime timothy seed, 81 soa2
CORNMEAL-Weaker at N.&Hl@.
BRAN-Dull and lower; sacked. east
track. 54d57c: sacked. this side. $50.
HAY-Quiet and steady; prairie, S.JJu
1000; timothy, SS.O0a12c0.
.BUTTER-Steady; creamery, i4ql6isc;
dairy. 10d14c.
EGGS-Steady at &C.
WHISKY-s123.
COTTON TIES-70c.
BAGGING-5 7-SG6 Csc.
METALs-Lead, strong at $3.50. Spelter,
steady at N.15.
PRovIsfONs-Pork. higher: standard
mess. jobbing. 81. 50d11.60. Lard, higher
prime steam. S5.95: choice. s6.05 bid. Bacon,
boxed shoulders, S5.S1iR; extra short clear,
81. 20; ribs, s6.S7lz. shorts. 500. Dry salt
meats, boxed shoulders, s5.37l7: extra short
RECEIPTS-F1our, 10000 bbls. wheat.
Sc, 900 bu. corn, 424, 900 bu. oats, Ia, 600 bu.
SHIPMENTS-F1our, 5000 bbls.; wheat.
24,OO0 bu.. corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 1900 blu.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Totals

The figures given above will show that
the receipts for the last month were the
largest in cattle and hogs in the history OF
the yards for the month of May, except
ing only May, 1894. In the case Of sheep no
such exception is necessary, as the arrivals
were the heaviest for any month of May
since the yards were opened, but more than
that they were the heaviest for any month
previous to March of the present year.
The weather today was dark and gloomy
and not well calculated to make stock show
up a~dvantageously, and as a still further
hindrance a number of the trains were late
in arriving. They kept coming in all the
morning, until the receipts footed up fully
as large as a week ago, with the exception
of hogs Only.
CATTLE-There were plenty of cattle
here today, buyers figuring that there were
$50 loads Of beef on sale, while at the same
time there was quite q s~prinkling of stock
cattle, butchers stock, etc
The market opened reasonably early in
spite of the fact of its. being a rainy morn
ing, and, as a whole il wal in quite salts
factory condition for thes sellers. Buyers,
both packers and shippers appeared to
fairly active on handy native cattle at
least. Some sellers complained that heavy
westerns were slow, but that is an old
story, and hardly worth repeating. The
prices paid were fully steady and possibly
a little strong on the really desirable kinds.
A bunch of choice heavy white faces sold
at $3.50. the highest price paid and the
best cattle seen here in a long time. Very
few cattle that would be considered really
prime in either the Kansas City or Chicago
markets come here, but when they do they
bring very satisfactory prices.
Cows and heifers were in active demand
and the ten or a dozen loads sold readily
at just about steady prices. One two-load
bunch of heifers sold at 81. 40. Desirable
heifers are selling very high. as compared
to other kinds of cattle, as will be apparent
to any one who is keeping track of the mar
ket. Bulls, stays, etc, sold at good prices
Veal calves bring great prices, but are very
scarce, only two or three a day being re-
ceived.
OF all the cattle here there were few that
could be classed as stockers or feeders and
the trade consequently in that kind was
limited and without feature of Importance
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
New OrI.nn. Narket.

NEW ORLEANS. Nav Si.-HOG; o
CTSiQuie and steady; pork. standar
mess, 1edl2L.c. Lard. refined fierce, 4 $50
4l[c: pure lard. 6 5-Sd6%c. Boxed meats,
dry salt shoulders, 6 5-Sn6Ac; sides, 6 5-S@
sac. Bacon, clear rib sides, Z S-S4Ti2c.
Hams. choice sugar sured, 9dl0Ac.
COFFEE-Easier; Rio, ordinary to fair,
71HG9c.
RICE-Ordinary to good. 4 5-Sd5 3-Sc.
FLOUR-Extra fancy, s5.S0d5.90; patents,
Sc. coat 80.
CO2NMEAL-S1 .90dl. IS.
BRAN-75c.
HAY-Prime, s14.OOa14.5o; choice, $4,000
16. so.
CORNING. 2 sacked, mixed, 43G44c; white
and yellow, 44d45c.
OATS-No. 2 sacked, 36d36iAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

KANSAS CITY, May 31.-WHEAT-Mar-
ket about Toe lower than Saturday; offer
ings large; demand limited; No. i hard,
81. LOCAL. OF: No. 2, 9Scdsl.G5; No. 8, 96G97c;
No. / red. Sl.0l; No. 9, st.O0dl.02; No. :, 94c9
Sl.01: No. . spring, g7a9sc; No. ;, 94d96c.
CORN-Market lower; demand light; No.
2 mixed, 2SAH30c; No. , white, 50d3lc; No.
3, 29G SOC.
oATs-Market active and steady; No. 2
white, 30d30lsc.
RYE-Market weak; No. 2. SOC.
dull and rather weak:
choice timothy, 80 g: choice prairie, $3.50.
BUTTER-Market steady; country scarce;
creamery. i2l-ml4IEc; dairy, i0dl2c.
EGGS-Market firm and higher; fresh, SC.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 3l-FLOUR-Dull;
fancy. S.10d5.50; family, A.S0l5.10.
WHEATON,, nominal; No. 2 red, a.0S0
l.l0
CORN-Easier: No. . mixed, 35d36c.
OATS-Dull and lower; No. 2 mixed, 29L2c.
R~YE-Easier; No. 2. SIC.
FROVISIONS-Lard, firm at $500. Bulk
meats, firm at $6.25. Bacon, steady at S,05.
WHISKY -Firm at S.23.
BUTTER-Firm and higher; Elgin cream
cry. lSc; Ohio, l2al5c; dairy, l0c.
SUGAR-Steady; hard refined. A47q6.l0.
E~GGS-Steady at &c.
CHEESE-Easy; good to prime Ohio fiat,
7q7isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
SuRur Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 31.-SUGAR-
Steady: open kettle, 3u4c: centrifug ais,
white. 4lzd4 5-Se; yellow, f4G4lec: seconds,
2tAG3 7-Sc. Molasses, steady; centrifugal,
6d13c.
NEW YORK, May a.-SUGAR--Raw,
firm: fair refining. SIC; centrifugal. 20 test,
4 5-16c; refined. firm; mould A, : 5-Sc; STAN
dard A. sac: cOnfectioners' A, Sic; cut loaf,
5 Use; crushed. 5 7-Sc; powdered, ) ! Sc;
graduated, 5 s-Sc; cubes, 5 j-Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 31.-MONEY ON CALL
-Nominally, IL per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-SAa4h
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE = Dull and
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.S6iA for demand and S~i.S4i4d4.S4R
for sixty days; posted rates, s4.S5d4.S7G;
commercial bills. 81.
SILVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BAR SILVER-51Ac.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-45Ac.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Firm; new As,
registered, and coupon. l21A; ex-interest,
l07is: coupon, 10; IS, 110A; Pacific IS of SO,
ex-interest. l03la.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol-
IowS.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
CHICAGO zoo MARKET.
Prices of Cattle on Reduc-
ton in supplies.

CHICAGO, May U-Prices of cattle today
were l0c higher as a result OF the greatly
reduced supplies. Beef steers, "a. %;
western steers, 81. 40Gi 60; stockers and feed
ers, S4.25a475; cows and heifers, g. 4Or4O 90;
Gamers, s2-50d3.35: Texas steers, 81. 30fD4. 70.
AS a result Of the collapse in prices last
week supplies OF hogs show a big falling
on. There was an Improvement OF 5d1Oe;
fair TO choice, $4.25G4 10; packers, $3.50
4.22k; butchers, 4.6d 20; mixed, A.O0I
AIS; lights, 81. 7544E, pigs, 81 .6Od3.90.
Under the influence OF an active demand
and small receipts OF sheep prices were
stronger: native sheep. fl&H4D; western
fed. 81 26l6O; shorn lambs, A.O0I5. SO;
wooded lambs. 800; spring lambs, SIS
46.6O per 100 lbs.
Receipts; Cattle, 1900 head; hogs, u, 900
head; sheep, 1900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Kansas city Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, May 3l-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $3.50 natives. ISL Texans, dressed
beef steers OF desirable weights steady;
heavy cattle weak: natives, A.00I4.S5; west
ern fed steers, G-0Od4.50; Texans. $4,000
ing al S.45q4.7O and westerns at 1850
45O; Gamers, S2.50a3.40; stockers and feed
ers, A.0GT5.75; bulls, scarce at 81. I5n4. 40.
HOGS-Receipts, 10. 63i head: market ruled
Sc higher from start; bulk of sales, A.00
l4.S0; heavy. N.3gn435; mixed, A.O0d4.30;
lights, S75a4-2 pigs. s~2.50a370; packers,
S.S0n42; Workers, A.0On4S.
SHEEP-Receipts. 6.351 head; market ac-
tive and steady; offerings were largely
from A.lO to N.40; outhwestern wool
lambs. 80; clipped, 3I65; stockers and
feeders, t2.6Oa40.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

200 head; market steady to strong: fair to
fancy native shipping and export steers,
=. S545.l0; bulk OF sales, 81. 80; dressed
sales, ~ 5OaIf 90; steers under l,001 pounds,
S.s5U4 10; bulk OF sales, A.l5d4.30; stockers
and feeders. 70; bulk OF sales, 81. 100
cows. 8.SOn3. 80; Texas and Indian steers,
t0a+25: bulk OF sales, s3.55H4.l 10; cows and
heifers. S3.45a3S5.
HoGs-Receipts, 10, 100 head: shipments,
800 head; market 5nlOc higher; workers.,
5son4-lOi packers. s4.lOq4.3O; butchers, 40
GAO.
SHEEP-Receipts, 500 head: shipments,
zoo head; market steady to strong; native
muttons, A.244G; lambs, $5.25G5.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

Quotations for the Day ON General
~ommoditie

NEW YORK, May J.-FLOCR-Receipts,
81, 800 bbls. exports, Ii. go bills. weak and
lower with wheat; winter patents, So. lOq
s.65; winter straights, So .1Oa6.25; Minnesota
patents, S6.6OsI7. 10; winter extras, Si.S0a5. IS,
Minnesota bakers, s5.10d5,35; winter low
grades. S29Oq3.0O. Rye -four. dull at 1850
400
CoRNMEAL-Easy; yellow, 76c.
RYE-Meak; No. 2 western, SIC.
BARLEY-Dull feeding, 42c.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; western, 63475c.
WHEAT-Receipts, 2.452 bu.; exports,
69,2l2 bu.; spot weak; No. 2 red, nominal;
September. N.60 to s1.l5. options opened
fIner on foreign buying. but soon turned
weak Tor near months, which under a col
lapse OF the May deal, broke very sharply.
Rearish weekly statistics and crop news
also had an effect. Late months, supported
by covering and firm late Paris cables,
closed 1l5-Sc higher. against . l-Sc decline
In May May, SLlSal.ls; July. hoisalllts;
CoRN-Receipts. rs. 200 bu.; exports. IA
500 bu.; spot firm; No. 2, S9l%c. Options had
a firm day on covering, light country ac-
eeptanees, closing 1-Sc net higher; July,
oATS-Receipts, 80, 500 bu. exports. l51.-
000 bu.; spot firm; No. .. 32Aa32isc; No. 2
white. 3ihc. options moderately active and
steady, closing unchanged; May, 521.c.
FEED-Quiet; bran, IOa90c; middling, 80
QS5c; rye, soc.
,HAY-ouiet; spring, s5a4Oc; good to
H~oPs-ouiet; state, common to choice,
1888 crop, 3u4c; 1896 crop, SAFE; 1897 crop,
12al4c; Pacific coast. 1895 crop, 3H4c; 1896
crop. 6TIc; 1897 crop. i2gI4c.
HIDES-Ftrm; Galveston, Ice; Texas dry,
i3c; California, lSc.
LEATHER-Steady; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres. l9g2Oi1c.
wooL-Quiet; fleece, l6d2ec; Texas, l2a
lac
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; family. ST. 50
1900; extra mess. Sl0.50G11.OO: beef hams,
t25eai4oo; packet, *Il-5egl2.@. Cut meats,
dull; picked bellies, 6EG7Ac; picked Shout
ders, 4Ae; picked hams, &nSc. Lard,
steady; western steam closed, ST. 40; re-
fined. steady. Pork, quiet; mess. 81 son
II. rs: short clear, s1250al- so; family. sl2- 50
Ql3.5e. Tallow. hrm; city, 1 l-Sc bid; coun-
try, 3 7-Sd4 l-Sc, as 10 quality.
OlI-S-Petroleum. dull. Rosin, steady;
strained, common TO good, sl42Hdl45. Tur-
pentine. easier at a+ ne9c Cottonseed oil.
steady and moderately active; prime crude,
siH2sc; prime crude. I. o. b., mills, I7GlSc;
prime summer yellow. DC: OF summer yell
low, 25g25isc; butter oil, esa3Oc; prime win
ter yellow, 9aiSec.
RICE-Firm; fair to extra, 5l-SqTsc; ia
pan. 57-Sd6c.
MOLASsES-Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle. good to choice, 2SdS3c.
FREIGHTS TO LINERPOOL-Dull; cot
ton by steam, &c; grain By steam. Sd
METALS--The metal market starts the
week with several departments inactive
apd prices In some instances lower. AT the
close today the metal exchange called pig
iron w~arrsnts steady, with SsT5 bid and
s6& asked: lake copper dun. with SIS bid
and si6.l0 asked; tin quiet, with s14.S0 bid
and N4.o asked spelter nrm, with $40 bid
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Grain Receipt. at Principal Markets.

MINNEAPOLIs, May 81. Keceipts:
Wheat. 574 cars.
ST LOUIS, May a.-Reeeipts: Wheat, II
cars.
CHICAGO, May 31--Receipts, three days:
cars.
DULUTH. May 3l.-Receipts: Wheat, 52i
cars.
KANSAS CITY. May sl-Receipts. 24s
cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

and $40 asked; lead firm, with $50 bid and
E.S asked. The hrm fixing the settling
price for leading miners and smeiters
quotes lead at 16o
BUTTER-Receipts. s.ss1 pkgs.; steady;
creamery, l5izdi6izc; Elgins. i6iEc; factory.
l0lfd12Lc.
CHEEsE-Receipts. ABB pkgs; market
quiet. light skins. 5H6c. full skim 2d6c.
EGGS-Receipts, 100 pkgs.; western, iOd
lie
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
C,lifornin Dried Fruit..

NEW YORK., May 3.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRuIrS-Apples, firm and other
fruits steady; e~vaporated apples, common,
5GSc; prime. wire tray, Sd9isc; wood dried,
prime, sic; choice, 9ixd10c: fancy, Toe.
Prunes. +aSi2c. Apricots, Royal, S9l0c;
Moor Park, l0al2c. Peaches, unpeeled, 54
&c. peeled. I24l6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Farrign Financial.

LONDON, May sl-The market for Amer
lean securities advanced at the opening and
remained steady all day with trading pro-
fessional. Trading was firm and the demand
generally light. Amount OF bullion taken
into the Bank OF England on balance to-
day, e9l, coo.