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    THE (WATT A DAILY HEE: Tt'ESDAY. MAY 3. 1D04.
7
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Esl.tvrtos oa Mty Contnctg Begin in Email
Volams
ARrOUR STILL" HOLDS CASH CORN
Receipt I.lht aad Market Fall
06T, bat Raslaess la Fair,
Bayer Being Shipper
ia Most Cases,
OMAHA. May 2. 19r.
Deliveries began today on May eoairscts.
The morning oeuveries in Chicago to.atied
nearly 6'u,ta bushei of wheal. ,ai,oiw 01
corn ana l.unu.tssj of oats, in wheat is
low In coming. Oman aeilverte ainounted
to 20,(sa buanei 01 earn wuh no wheat or
oU. Five thousand bushe of thla goe
to a feeder wno wul use me corn In ma
business, it is generally conceded Armour
will own the an corn after the May de
Uverlea and that he has a Ions line ' May
and la anort a lone; line of JUif. fatten U
considered to hold tne seme position In
caah oata and to be. also long tne May.
The rash corn imitation la greatly compli
cated by the tie-up In navigation.
During the week acme of ine crop expert
who had heretofore doubted crop aamnge
Joined the bull rank and concede! the con
dition worse than April 1. On the other
hand, ome leader. Armour In particular,
leal th price discount a large amnjnt of
damage. A Bt Loula operator I quoted a
ylng : "I aea danger on the anort ide of
July. The winter wheat crop Is two week
late, whir) make the berry while In the
milk subject to hot weather and damage.
I never bar seen a late crop that wa a
good on; the grain are shrunken and the
rut gels into the nli. In the whole dis
trict east of the Mississippi the bits are
empty and a lively bid ta to bo expected for
the flrt movement from there."
Th cash b tie I nee In wheat Saturday at
Chlcagn amounted to 130,uoo bushel No. 1
northern. Including 36,j0 bushel at ,c
over the May In tore; 75,i0 bushel No. 2
hard at May f. o. b.: 6,mo bushel at May
In tor and 60.000 bushel sample pilng
whet. Thar ha not been much selling
prestir In wheat for several dav and
speculator are bullish on the bet'er cash
situation and the crop new. The outsider,
however, do not buv. Liverpool wa aome
what weaker on- Urge Russian shipment
A Uroornha.ll cable save complaints con
tinue to ha heard of dryness In Koumania
and Russia.
Th rang In price f Omaha grain for
futur delivery and the close today and
Saturday were a follow:
Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. Sat.
Whet
My ....
July ....
Corn
My ....
July ....
Cats
May ....
July ....
Bept
A aaked.
C 8.'H 81
s? b 8:n
76SB iSH
44 B 44 B
44HB 4611
4nvB 4WB
3B 8tkB
30 B 10 B
. 45
40
45
40
40
B bid.
lioeal Cask Orals Market.
Receipt were light again and the mar
ket off (lightly, Business was fair, buyer
being shipper. Of three corn, 1 cr on
track sold for 46c and another at 46c.
Of four corn, 1 car sold for 46c and an
other at 46c. One car of four whit oats
ld on track for 8S oenta. hecelpta were:
Wheat, 1 car In and 1 car out; one week
ago, 6 and 7 car. Com, 1 car In and 12
car out: one week ago, 18 and SI car.
0ts. 1 cur In; one week ago, 2 and 2 car.
WHEAT No. t hard, 3&c; No. I hard,
1jWc, No. 4 hard, UiTioo: Ka 2 spring,
fctuc; No. I spring. inj3c; No. 4 spring,
' CORK No. 2. 47SH8c; No. t. 4Mr4H: Vo.
4. 44iQ464c; no grade. ie$0z No.
2 yellow, 4rw548e; No. i yenow, wj47Hc; No,
t white, 47B4o; No. white, 4ai7c.
OATS No. 2. 4041c; No. 2, 8i4j8c; No.
4. 7tM8c: No. 2 white. 4o-3-41c: No 1 white.
89040c; N'B. 4 white, J8tjSSfc; standard, 400
lie .
Hate freaa tke Eirktate Offices.
Exchange visitors were W'Ulltm Lempke
era muiam von imnn oi aiiuara and
Claries Earner of r.otna. la.
Omaha InSDectlon of train were 14 rare.
Of wheat. J cars graded No. 4 hard winter
and 1 car no grade. Of corn. 2 care graded
is a. j, cars no. , ana x cars n o. 4.
Grain Markets Elsewhere.
Closing price of grain today and Satur
day at me markets namea were a toiiowg
IHICA.QO,
Wheat-
Today. Sat
July
. MB 8ftB
Bepl
eptemtxr
. so
mB
Corn
July September
4VA
47, B
KANSAS C1TT.
Wheat-
July
September
Corn
July
September
Wheat
July September
Corn
July September
TJS
70S
71
4S
4-'i
ST. LOUIS.
4TiB
4S
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat-
July
September
Wheat
July ......
September
Wheat
July September
PISA
SB
87SB
MSB
DULUTH.
: !0SB
0B
NEW YORK.
SB
a
91 SB
1B
84 B
IBW lOxUC UKXERAL MARKET
Qaetatlea ol tke Day ea Variea
1 , Cosaatedltles.
NEW TORK. May 2-FLOUR-Recelpt.
Vi.tUt bbl.; exiort. 6,537 bbls.; dull and un
clJinged; Minnesota atenta Io.uuuo.d; Min
neota baker. 64.0O4j4.26; winter straight.
64.tA.06.4u; winter extras, 24. Jt4.00; winter
low grade. W i;nfi mi. Hye hour. Inactive:
fair to good. 14 lwu4 .fi,; choice to tancy, 64.4
64.70.
CORNMEAL Ouiet; yellow western, tl-10;
kiln dried. 62.iMil4.10.
RVK lull; No. 2 western. TOc spot.
BARLEY Quiet ; feeding. 49c, o. I. f. New
York; nialtlng, 664K', r. l. f. Buffalo.
W 11 EAT Hvcelpt. 4,0u0 bu. Spot, market
teadv; No. 2 red, 6104, elevator; No. 2 red,
tl (Vol 06. t. o, b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Du-
luth, c t. o. b. afluat; No. 1 nard, Mani
toba, nominal, f o. b. afloat. Options
opened steady. The close showed Su'c
net decline: Msy. 91S0V?Sc: closed at tlSc;
July, 89 6-16ijMi k-ISc; closed st 8Sc; Sep
tember, W,4jVo; closed at MS; UeuemtM-r,
kJiWUc; closed at tC"c.
CORN Receipts, :JA bu ; exports. 96.157
bu. Spot, steady; Nu. 2, ale elevator and
eV f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 67Sr; No. 2
white. 6tSSc. Ootion market 0ened weuk,
closing Sc ur n May and ISc net lower on
. , . . . .
dosed at 6-c; July,
rl-w . ,
6uib:.',:t?r.t.,, 1P.?
Juij; May, aa-arc
LVGUc; c)oed at
OATS Recel ota 131
bu. Spot, steady: mixed, 26 to U lb., 'Out
4ec: natural white, j-i'.K; vllpped while,
61 $&c.
TALLOW Slow; city (K per package),
t-lc: country (package freei, 4S'S4Sc..
Hoyfr-Quiet; elate, common to choice,
l.t. 6W4tK-; IMC, ISfiXc; old. .ll4e; p.
cino coast, llsji, 24wc; IduU, 3(,a:; olds,
tK'E Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 2S
fiS Japan, nominal.
HIDKS Steady : Ualveatnn. SO to 25 lba,
1; CallfornlH. 21 to 26 li . 19c; Texu.
ry. !4 to 90 lbs. 14e.
LEATHER Steady ; acid. 2QXC
PROVISIONS Beef. tedv; family, 24 M
jl0K; beef hama. 6200Otf216O; packet. 81 50
j 60; city extra India mess, lit 0t14 1.
Cut meats, dull; pickled bellies. t.75T7 60;
shouldeas. 6C60; hanis. 69.suei0.0tk, Pork,
easv; tjmilv. M bv short clears. US 2t
U.75: me. Ill u 14 00. Lard, easy: western
teamed. 17; retlued. barely steady.
BL'TTER Firm , fresh creamery. 1414Sc;
Slat dnlry, common to boloe, Htiiic.
CHEESE Quiet; Stste. full creatn. larg
and email, fancy, Septmter. luUUc; Sep
temher. good to prime, ertSc.
KCW8-Iriegular; eastern storage sele
tlone. lSc: firsts. ISo.
POVL.TRY Alive, steady; western chick-
RAZZLE
1
en. 12V: fowl. 1-; turkert lltjlte;
dressed, quiet; fom-la, Sc; turkey. l.Hvjlfe
CHICAGO GRAH AUD mOtlHIOM
Featare ef tke Trading til Cleslag
Price Board Trade.
CHICAflO. Mar 2 Unaurnassed weather
condition caused heavy realising sales of
wriest today. The result was a net loss of
10 In the July price. Corn I down c.
oat r on S' nd provisions are up iWOhc.
in response to a lair demand from euort
the wheat market opened about steady,
with July unchans-ed io u.r lower at SSU'ri
fHc In consequence. fter a slight ad
vance during the flrt few minute when
juiy sold up to cc .prices started on a
downward career. The close wa weak.
With July nt 14'-- .ftr aalltna at 14UC.
Clearance of wheat and flour were equal
to as.Jfo bu. The visible suppply decreased
tSt.tnt bu. Primary receipt were 44.W bti.,
gainst Cn.KKi bu. a year ago. Minneapolis,
L'uiuin ana unicago reponeo receipt oi in
cars, against 1M car, last week and 17
cars a year aao.
The corn market was firm early In the
dny In spite of weakness In wheat. The
close waa weak and near the bottom. July
opened a shade to '.'SV lower at 44
4"Sc, sold between 47c snd 4c. closing
' tTTifl-idc. !xcal receipt wer 45 car,
with fa of contract grade.
Wenknea in wheat wa an Influence that
brought out liberal liquidation of oat. Th
market closed weak with price near th
low point. July opened unchanged to H
lower at Jl1'6' ranged between g8io
and 23V. and closed at Wc. Local re
celpta were 61 car.
In the fare of weakness In grain and
lower price for hog, provision closed
Arm at a slight advance In all product. A
fair demand from pit trader for rib wa
the ojnise of the late firmness, th market
ruling easy the greater part of the day In
ympethv with grain. Pork elosed e higher
at S12.A2S: lard whs slso up be st M 77Vi and
ribs showed s gain of 2H5 at H 4R
The leading futures ranged a follow I
Article.; Open. High Low. Close. Bat'y.
Wheat I
fj WH! "4
May
!
a July
b July
WiVrtN,
MSI 8oV
niistr'
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
Mv
July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Pork
May July
Sept.
Lard
May
July
Sept.
Ribs
May July
Sept.
r! si
1
4fi
44
4f 4o'4! 46H
47s trtssirs
47S47Sa':l
s
4S
4o VI
4S
S
SI 4
y4
ass
21 S,
SIS
SI
11 57V4 31 TO
n 57v
u 70 11 ta
12 cch' u tni
il so
1 10
S (0
12 11 v
U 22) u 10
11 IZS
MSI i47V
52S
7?S
87H
7H
T2S! "o
87H 80
7H
82H
17H
43H
I t7
SO
IS
IS I
47H
( OS
111
45
i i;s
8TU'
12 C SO
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash iuotattons were a follow:
FLOl'R 8tedy; winter patents, 24 701$
4.80; strsight. 24 10480; spring patents.
W S4.; sttalghts, $3 04H 10; bakers,
$2. f. 20.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, t&9tc; No. , 8&TJ
2c: No. 2 red, n.rpi.02.
CORN No. 2, 47Vif7Hc; No. t yellow, Si
(62c.
OATS No. S, STVtNOVcj No. t white, 414
44c.
RTF! No. I. 70o.
BARLEY Good feeding. 20agi4c; fair to
choice malting, 45fi6c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.01: No. 1 northwest
ern, ll.OSH; prime timothy, 2.T5&0.80;
clover, contract grade, 210.75.
PROVISIONS Me pork, per bbl., tl
U.70. Lard, per 100 lb.. 16 sOQ, 6. Short
rib sides, (looee lool.liS; short clear
sides, (boxed) t.60i.7.
The following wr the receipts and
shipment of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn. bu....
Oata, bu
Rye. bu.....
Barley, bu..
l.7nn
20.000
7. HO
8.800
27.400
64,700
..181.800
.. .)
.. IS.oftrt
1.600
U.600
43.800
On th Produce ezchanaa todav the hut
ter market was steady; creamery, IHa'Mc;
dairy, 13jIlc. Eggs, ateajy at mark, case
Included, 1616Sc. Cheese, easy, S10Sc-
t. Loal Grata aad Provlaleas.
ST. LOUIS, May t-WHEAT-Lower, on
fine weather; No. 2 red, cah, elevator,
81.01S. asked; track. 90cit$1.06; July, (CSc,
asked; September, 79SGi9Sc, bid; No. 2
hard, 891mc.
CORN Higher for cash, lower for fu
tures; No. 2 cssh. 4c nominal; track, 60
661c; July. 4vc, bid; September, 46Sc
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 41c; track. 42
43c; July. 37c: September, 2oSc aked;
No. 2 white. 46Sc
FLOVR Steady; red winter patent.
24.9065.00; tpeclal brand. 15'SXc higher; ex
tra fancy and straight, f4.9064.86; clear.
S3. SOt 4. 15.
Btt;i Timothy, steady at 17.4002.60.
CORN MEAL Steady at 12.40.
BRAN Lower; aacked east track, 89c.
HAY Firm: timothy. MotVint 50: nrslrle
$6(ifwi900.
IKON COTTON TIES 82c. .
BAOG1NO 6Sc.
PROVISION Pork, lower; Jobbing. 211 .83.
I ard. lower; prime steam. tt.20. Bacon.
steady; boxed, extra short, 7.25. Clear
ribs. 17.60; short clear. 67.75.
POULTRY Slow: chlckena Ine: anrlnas.
63.0065.00 per do.; turkeys, 13614c; ducks,
lie: geee 66"7c.
suntK aieaay; creamery, 17C24c:
dairy 16ffll8c.
EtiGS Lower, 16c, ce count
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl lo.ono 4,000
Wheat, bu 25.000 85.000
Corn, bu 173.OU0 '28.000
Oata, bu .. 116,000 n.000
Kaaaa City Grata aad Prevtslea.
KANSAS CITT. May 2. WHEAT May,
82Sc; July. 73Sc: September, 70HS7uSp;
cash. No. 2 hsrd. SOiac; No. 2, 865.88c.: No.
2 red. 2l.00l.(; No. J, 95699c.
CORN Msy, 44Sc; July. 4JSe: Septem
ber, 4JSc; caah. No. 2 mixed, 4iv&4ic; No.
3, 47V: No- white, 4c; No. 2, 4SVc.
OATS No. 1 white, 41c; No. 2 mixed, 289
40c
HAT Firm: choice timothy, 2l0.io811.00;
choice prairie, 8.008 26.
Bl'rfER-Creamery, 184130c: dairy, ITc.
KOOS Steady; Miacouri and Ksnss.
cases returned, KSc; cases Included. l5Sc
Ilijs 4C
Receipt. Shipments.
....15.& .0
....13.6(10 4(10
11.000 .OiO
Wheat bu
Corn, Tu ..
Oats, bu ...
Pklladelakla Proaaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2. BUTTER
Firm with a good demand; extra western
creamery. 26c: extra nearby print. 27c.
EGGS Steady; fair demand; fresh
nearbv. 17Uc st the mark: fresh weatern.
ISc; fresh southwestern. 17c; fresh south
ern. I.e.
CHEESE Steady : New Tork full creams.
choice to fancy, 10610c; fair to good,
Visible galy at Grata.
NEW YORK. May 2. The rlihle utnly
of grain April 30, as complied by the New
York I'roduce exchange. Is as follows-
1 nnfm, eu.ooi.wu oust
j bll(,h,,,; corri- rtol)i0lJ
1 1.U64.0H) bushels; oats,
crease Mi.dW bushel:
Wheat. 30.357.000 bushels, decrease 39J0
OuO bushels, decrease
t.lou.UuO bushels, d
rye. 1.03( 000 buahle.
decrease 7.O110 buxhela; barley, 2,tl(,to0, de
crees itt.uuv busneia
Mlaaeawoll Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 2 WHEAT-May,
ivc. juiy, ivc: oepiemDer, i.c; on tracx,
No. 1 hard. KV; No. 1 notihern, 94o
ivo. z nonnern, K.'c
FLOUR First uatent. 84 943 00: econd
patents. 84 tj4 90; clears, 63.4563.55; second
clears. w"o3o.
BRAN-415.ju61&00.
Mllwaakee Grata Market
MILWAUKEE. May !. WHEAT
Weaker; No. 1 northern, 96c; No. 2 north'
em. xe; 01a July. dSc. bid.
RYE Firm: No. 1. 71c.
9Sc; old July
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. 2c; sampla 40
CORN Firm; No. f, 60Q63c; July. 47
sac, ijiu.
Ltvereeel Grata aad Prevlsleas.
LIVERPOOL. May t WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 1 California, 7s. Future, oulot:
May. 3Sd: July. 6 4d
CORN Spot, steady; American mlsed,
new. 4 3d. American mixed, old. 4s 7d Fu
ture, sieaoy; stay. tssa; July, 4 ISd
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. May 2-WHEAT-In
store snu 10 strive, iso. 1 nard. mvc: No.
1 aorthern, Sc: No. 2 northern, 67Sc
Slay, ",Ti - , Kwrvmvr. vc.
OATS Oa track and to arrive, 0c
Talea teed Market.
TOLEDO. Mar 2 -SEEDS-Clover. rash
$6.36; October. 66 76. Alalke. prime. Mil;
August. 626. Timothy, prime, tVt; Bep.
teuioer, a-.
Pearla Grata Market.
PEORIA. May I CORN Steady ta
lewer; No. 6. tec; No. 4. 46c
Klc la Blatter Market.
ELOIN. 111., Ma t BUTTER Ruled
flrta today, selling at 23 cents, the earn
a last week. Be.ee Of tb weak la
otul wr tM.vvM lba
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Lrrjir Volumt of Baiinna Thin Ltit
Week'i Arag.
PANAMA PAYMENT UNSETTLES MARKET
Addltleaal t all by gerretary of Treat-
ary lye Goeeraaaeat I)eeltor
lee Caae a Deellae
In Bead.
NEW YORK, May I. Rather a larger
volume cf official buslnes ws transacted
on the Stock exchange today than th
average done last week and fluctuation
wer rather wider. The specific cause f
th heaviness of the market were not easy
to discover, but the desire to see the oper
ation of the Panama canal pavment ter
minated hs an Influence In keeping senti
ment unsettled.
The additional call by the secretary of
the treasury upon government depositories
makes evident slso that the full amount of
the Panama purchase will be withdrawn in
effect, from government deposits with
banks. Another result of th additional
call on government depositories were the
release of government bond held for th
securities of these depOHlts. The effect
wss seen In the decline. In government
bonds today. Today's msrket missed th
utalnlng effect of the recent advancing
tendency In London, where the exchange
w closed for a holiday, while the more
Indirect effect of the Pari market was
depressing owing to the Russlsn reverse
on the Yalu river. Th weekly returns
showed no decisive Improvement In the
railroad traffic situation and the net earn
ings reported for March continued In good
comparison with last year.
The lockout of the Atchison machinists
was an adverse factor, although that stock
neid better thsn some other Pacifies Ex
pressed opinions by trade authorities' thst
urgent European demand fir copper was
probably satisfied seemed k" prompt th
selling of Amalgamated Copper. The coal
ers were hurt by rumors which later were
denied thst the attorney general hud in
contemplation an action against th an
thracite combination.
The money market wa unaffected by the
additional gold engagement. Th closing
tone of the market was easy and prices
were generally near the lowest of th day.
Bond were heavy In ympathv with
? f.k' ToUI la value 11,830,000.
Inlted State bond declined S per cent
on call for all Issues.
,-0l"wln.P w",h'J"n'te of Quotations on
th New lork 8tock exchange:
Sales.Hlgh.Low.Close.
Atchison ,
do nfd .
..1&.7O0
.. b"0
.. 6,600
72 72
93 tt.'H ECS
TS'i 7S' 7S'
Baltimore 4k Ohio....
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Cheapeak Ohio.
Chicago dc Alton....
do nfd .
90
lltiS
1.600 116 116
' ..... It I
80S 80S 80S
38 S 38 3
bVA
16 15S 16S
1,000
600
Chicago Ot. Western. 4.800
Chicago A N. W
19
15,800 !, It:- 142-,
Chi.. Mil. & 8t. P..
do pfd
Chicago Ter. & T..
do pfd
C C. C. 8t. L.
Colo. Southern
do let pfd
do Cd pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del.. Lack. & Wet
Denver 4k R. O
do ofd
jw 1.0 1,0 1,7
100 8 8
8S
17S
72U
16U 1 16
63 6?H 6?S
22', 2?V M
167 156 IMS
300
3"0
.... 2tiS
20 20S
600 20
6?S
24 23H 236
63 63 3
36 38 38
fia
' W 80 80
130 130S 130
18
14
Erie
do 1st pfd ..
...19.500
... 1.200
... 600
'406
... 4U0
ao 3d prd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville V Nash..
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
I1
84
300 36
400 107
36
!0
197
400 144 142 142
7
Metropolitan St. Ry.15.ki0
.
109
40
60
115
91
17
36
36
116
66
88
21
117
66
43
78
. 22
63
4G
13
33
46
20
83
22
26
38
83
92
5
16
17
47
17
69 '
29
88
ry-tr.
8
28
W
113
109
Minn ut. l.ouis...
M.. St. P. V 8. S. M
do pfd
Missouri Pseiflo ....
M. K. T
do pfd
Nat. of Mex., pfd...
New York Central..
118
17
P8
J 18
91
lt
8t!
1.900
ino
200
2.000 115 116
Norfolk A Western.. 100
67
67
ao pfd
Ontario at Weetern... 1.900
21
21
117
Pennsylvsnta 13.400
Pitts., fj. C. 4 8L L.
Reading 22.100
44 ' 42
ao 1st pra
do 2d ofd 5no
61
jk lZ
63J
46
13
33
20
83
2fi
Si'
64';
92
18
37
17
4R
17
i
22
63
4
13
83
4
20
83
2
vr
91
17
6
sa
16
69
29
J
37
Rock Island Co 6,800
do ofd 800
St. L.A S. F.. 2d tfd 100
St. L. Southwestern., jno
do ofd 300
Southern Pacific 20,100
Southern Railway ... 610
do pfd 3"0
Texas Psdflo
Toledo. St. L. at W.. 100
do pfd 1.000
Union Pacific 21.000
do rfd 800
Wabash 2"0
do nfd 8.400
Wheeling Lake E
WlsconeTn Central ... 20
Anal. Cooper 11100
Amer. Car 4k Fdry... &"0
do pfd 200
Amer. Cotton OH 200
do ofd --. ....
American Joe 400
do ofd 200
Amer. Llnseel Oil
do tM
Amer. Locomotive.... I.6oa
18
do pfd 100
81
4f
96
Amer. Smelt. R... 1,900
do rfd soo
Amer. Sugar Refg.. 1,400 127 136 136'
Anaconda Mining .... 100
Brooklyn R. T 12.8"0
74
Colo. Fuel 4k Iron.... Jo0
Consolidated qaa .... 1.900
Corn Product
209
do Bfd 100
Distiller' Securities
General Electric 1,4"0
International Paper.. 600
do Did ..
International Pump
do prd
National Lend
North American
Pacific Mall
People' Oaa
Pressed Steel Car...
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Oooda
do pfd
Teen. Coal aV Iron..
U. S. Leather
do ptd
U. a Realty
do pfd
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
United State Steel.
do ofd 28, )
Wevtlnghouse Elec... 3"0
Western Union 8i0
8S 8S
3.201) sh
Total sale for th day. 203,
BOSTON, May 2 Call loan. 13 per
cent: time lons, 834 per cent. Official
I I r. 9 nW anl 1ukJ..
ClUBlIia i'" wiaw win.
Alckisoa sdl. 4s...
. 1 ,AlTesturs
. WVsUlloset
Amals&auts ..
. 7it Amsrtcsa Elaa
... 8
ae 4s
kiss. Control 4s...
Atchlsos
... 4S
... 47
... I
O I" " mi-ii.iv ,
Wh.tUD a Alfassf..l4t lilntfhAm
. Aiiantlo
... 7S
... II
...44
Bostea A stains 1 (i. A !IecU,.
Bnttoa Elsvste 141 (iUlslsl
yitchbur 14 IU rCoppor Ranfs .
u . .... I lu r u : -
... 14
... 4S
.... ti.
... '
S y.. N. H. A H. -litis Itomlolor. Coal
Pars Msrqustt Ti rrsnklls
.... tsi
1'ntoo F&cllia
.. sbs ursnrf
.. Wa Is: Boral ...
.. 71 Moss. Mlsing ..
.. 4S MK kissa
. lrtu MnkssS
..lit Moot. C. A C.
..IK Oyt DomlnM .
.. ltj Osceola
.. 74ti- Psrrol
. . IS tilncr
..tS4 .Shasso
..i.4 TsmsrscS
.. to iTrlnltjf
.. Tl V. S. Mlolng ..
..10T 't'. 8. Oil
.... 4
... T
... 4
Amor. Ant. Ckoia
4s '
Antr. Poo. Tub
Amer. 9r
4 p(4
AnsT. T A T
A Si sr. Wools ...
4o ptc
rteBstnloA 1. A 9
EdisM Else. 111.
GoDoral KIsHrt .
Msss. Elorlrts ....
4o pM
.... 4S
.... 40
... H
.... us
.... 4
.... M
.... ai
.... 4
.... 67!
.... IS
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n g. stevl W1 winoa
so p( ls.'lrte - ,
Wsottos eomao .- 7t t
Bid. Asked.
Beer York SXIataar Staeke.
NEW TORK, May 2 Th following
th closing price on mining stock:
.... 1
.... 4
.... II
re
A Asms ra " 1 M"i caiei
. 8
17
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, I
, )
. a
. u
u
AIM
kree
riasssrtrk Cos I
(-sSBStork T.nsol 1
Cob. Osl. V U
Hot (ilsse 1M
Irs Stiver I'
LseA'iU Cos 8
Oaurl
Opair
Pboests
Potool
ssvsse
lorra Nevada
twoll Hops .
SLAJUar
S WaM8f Vbbb$pIC M W am B W STatt
NEW TORK. May t MONET On call,
taady at 1S1 Pr rent; closing bid. is
per cent; offered at 1 per cent; time loans,
essy and dull: sixty daya. 2 A 2 per cent;
ninety i4fa f i-wii; six monin,
tiS per cent, prim mercantile paper
KtM per eent-
STERLING EXCHANOE-Steady. with
actual Ixtaiaea la kackor' bills at $4.17 lr
49
96
t V
4S 45
81 30
US 308
.... 13
70 70 7n
1D9" 156 157
11 11 11
0
38
76
16
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800 97 9 9fi
300 2 26 24
100 71 71 71
100 210 210 209
6
200 47 42 42
100 15 16 16
200 76 7fi 75
800 36 . 86 36
1.900 7 fi 6
8"t0 79 79 79S
r.00 7 ,
l0 6R 67 .68
1.4O0 17 17 17
KO0 67 66 fr'.
1.60 lk 1S 10
M 55 6f
155 153 l&SS
ares.
demanfl srd, St 14 V. for lxvdav I'll,
posted rat. ItWvt.l t,(l 4 . commer
cial bills. i 9S.
SILVER Har, M ; Mrxtcn dollsrs,
BONDS Oorernment. wiak; rallrosd.
heavy.
Ttie closing q'lotntions tn ttond are a
fellows:
V. ref. Js. r ...ltiVi'ita'm
. rrtop- IH
a. i..ioi
I ,4S ... 7
flo J. rrr I'S I t'.o ltt In-
do rcupon lWs Minn St L. 4
t il r- m ill . K A T. 4s...
(rtnpon tJ ) (Jo fn
n el4 t. rt 1111 K R R of M f.
eo coupon is:(S. y. r. a is ..
Ati blsns sea. 4s lso-4 N J C t
4o stt. 4s Si's I No P,fi,- 4s
Atlsntic C. L 4S ... 94 Mo M
B O 4 l"JVi N. a W. e. 4s. ...
4o 4S Mi,, 11 S L. 4. par.
Testfsl of Cs. Il ..107 -Pptiti. coov. Ivj.
4o 1st tor 71 ft-t1!nx sen. 4s...
flies. A Ohio IV ..I'.'S St U I. M. e
11
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f . B. Q n. 4 .. H "l I. 8 W. la
r . M. A S. P. ( 4s .ll . L. 4s
a N. W. . 7s..lJ7VSo. ffl"f
n:.. r. 1. a f. 4s
I'O 0 S
r c r. a g l. . 4
tlrato Ter. 4a.,
Con. Taha-eo 4s
Colo. A to. it ...
n. A R C 4a
Etis prior Hen 4s.
to set.. 4t
r w. a p. c. is
Hs'kitt VaJ 4s..
L N. vol. 4...
Ex-interet.
. Rwtr s
. . t S Tfli, a p la
..100ll T . St. U A W. 4s
... tl llnino rarlfip 4S
... e-i '00 oonT. 4......
... MS f tol 24 6i..
... 8't.Wl-th Is
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...lmVColo. F. A L e. as
.. .isn
Offered.
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97
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il
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. sot
. 70S
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Msy 2 Bank celrtngs for
todsy were 3l.3,239 34, a decrease of 215S,
649.86 from the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLESALE HARKKT.
Cendltien of Trade and Qeotatloas
Ptaale aad Faaey Prodace.
EQG& Receipts, liberal: market steady;
fresh stock, 15c; Including case, 16c.
LIVE POULTRY Hen, luc; rooster,
8310c; turkey 13c; ducks. 9c; geese, 6c.
BUTTEK Packing stock. lic; choice
to fancy dairy, 15516c; separator, 22c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 910c; pickerel. (
6c; pike, 9c; perch. 63?; biuehsh. 15c;
whitetlsk, 7jl0c; salmon, lie; haddock, VK:
codCsh, 12c: redsnapper. 11c: lob,r, boiled,
per lb., 40c; smoked whltflh. 11c: bull
Lead, lie; catllsh. 13614c; black bass, 20e;
halibut, lie; crapplta. 12c; herring. 4c;
white bass. 13c; bluenns, 8c; ameitc. 101 10:
finnan haddies, amoked, 6c; roe shad, 75c;
shad roe, &."c; small c, 10c.
OTSTERS Ne- Tork vojr.ts. per ean,
4tc; per gal., (2.1; extra selsct, per can. 80:
per gal., fl.5; standard, per can, 3c; per
gal , 81. 85411 40.
RRAN-Per ton, 119.00.
HAY Prices quote! by Omaha Wholes'
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
IS 50; No. 2. J8.00; medium. 87.00; coarse,
$7.00; rye straw, 85 60. These prices are for
hay or gocd color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, all site. $2.50;
fancy navel, all uses, $J 76.
LEMONS California, fancy, 300 t 860,
13.60; choice, 240 to 270 sixes. ti0f(s3 2L.
FIGS California, par i0-lb. cartons, 66c;
Imported Sinyri.a, i-crown, Uc; 6-crown.
BANANAS I'r medium sised bunch.
l2.tMa2.eti; Jumbos. 82.7113 86.
UATS.B Persian, per box or 3D pxgs., B:
Jer lb. In o-lb boxes, 6c: Oriental stufled
ates per box, 32.40. .
cocoanutb per saca, m-ud; per 00a,
toe.
A PPLES Oregon "ancy reds, per box.
61.90; New York export Greenings. Kusseta
and Baldwin. 84.00.
STRAWBEKRlES Tza. per 24-ol. ease,
POTATOES Colorado. 61.26: Dakota, per
bu.. 81.20: new Bermuda potatoes, per bbl..
84.00; early Ohio seed, northern, per bu.,
61.25.
NAVY BEANS Per DU,, XZ.SI J6.
ONION8 Sitanlsh, per crate, 61-90: Ber
muda per 6u-lb. crate, $2.00.
tAbbAUE-caiiiornia, per id., ia.
CUCUMBEPS Per tjox., $1.25.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate.
fancy, $2 00; choice, $1.76.
KA DISHES Per do, ouncnes. vjwa,
LETTUCE HEADS Per dosen bundles.
$1.16; top lettuce, per dosen. 4.Vu50c.
Tl KMi'B-Bouttitt ier ao., tao.
BEETS Southern, per do., 7aC.
CARROTS Southern, per do., 75c
PARSLEY Per dor, a-titoe
SPINACH Per bu.. $1.00612.
BEANS Wt:. ittt bu. box. $3.00: string.
per bu. box. $3.00.
A s fA kauLo 2"er cox oi one ooxen
boxes. $2.60.
keen peppers per e-Dasuet crate.
$200.
KCK PLANT per ao.. II. uo.
SgU ASH Florida summer, per dog., $L0C.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
CHEESE WlsconetnJ "rwm, full areata.
11c: Wisconsin Younc Americas. 12c: block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 15c: Wlsconain
iimberger, lac - -
CIDER Per bbl., $6.50; per bbl., $J-ii.
Utah and Colorado, per .24 frames, $3.0u
MAPLE m GAKMXiW, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green. Ac: No. i green. 6c:
No. 1 salted. 7c; No. 2 salted. 6c ; No : Teal
calf, I to U lba., 8c; No. X veal calf. 12
to Is lbs.. 6c; dry saltsd hides, Ivllo;
sheep pelts, 24tf27c; horsehides, 8a.6lH33.60.
HORSERADISH Per case of 2 dosen,
packed, 60c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shall, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft ahull.
per lt., 13c; No. 2 bard shell, ptr lb., 12c;
pecans, large, per lb., Uc; small, pr lb.,
10c; peanut, per lb., 6c; roasted peanuts,
per lo.. 8c; Chill walnuts, I213c; larg
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.50; Brazil, per lb.,
11c; filberts, per lb., Uc; almonds, soft
shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell, 13c; shell-
barks, per bu.. 12-00: black walnuts, per
bu., $1.25.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 2. COTTON-SDOt. In
limited demand, iiricea 14 points lower:
American middling fair, 7 86d; good mid
dling, 7.72d; middling, 7 62d; low middling,
7o0d; good oidlii&ry. t.Sad; ordinary, 7.180.
Futures opened easy and closed Quiet;
American middling, g. o. c, Msy, 7.37d;
May and June, 7.iid; June and July, 7 2hd;
July and August, 7.24d; August and Sep
tember. 6.99d; beptembt-r and October, 6.fca;
Octoter and November. 6.12d; November
and December, 6 06.1 ; December and Jan
uary. 6.04d7 January and February, C.03d.
M5v limit., May i. oriitiN-opot
closed quiet, 20 points lower; middling up
lands, 13.65c; middling gulf.' 13 90c. Sales,
15.8.43 bales. Futures aled steady: Msy,
13 Hoc; June, 13.4oc; Jaly, U.52o; August.
13.24c September, 11.82c; October, 11.33c ; No
vemler, 11.21c; December, 11.30c; January,
H.iCc.
ST. LOUIS. May g. COTTON Steady
and unchanged; middling, 14c. Sales, nor.;
receipts, tume; tiipnaeie, none; toca, u.-
250 bales.
NEW ORLEANe, May I. COTTON-.
Futures, aulet srut steady; May. 18 49
13.47c; June, 13.6f-ai3.t7c; July. 18 8.-13.87c;
August, 13c: B)Mt(Uiibar. jl.anCfll.69c ; Oc
tober, U.lX11.lic: November, 10.97foal.OOc;
December, 10.97'al"9c. Spot, quiet and
easier; sales. 725 bales: ordinary, 117-16c;
good ordinary, 12c; low middling. HSc;
middling. 13c; good middling. 14 l-16c: mid
dling fair. 14 1-lfic. Receipts, 1,175 bales;
stock, 113,947 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, May t METALS Tin w
firmer In the London market- Kpot ther
advanced 16 to 127 7 6d . and future
were 1 2 Od higher t 127. Locally tin
wss quiet, but a little higher In sympathy
with the foreign strength, with spot clos
ing at $27.9&2A.1S. Copper remains steady
with London 5 higher on gpot, that posi
tion closing at L'A 17s Cd. while futures
wer 6 3d higher at 58 16s 8d. Locally
lake copper is quoted t 813.50; electrolvtlc
at $U.12'8'13-25 and caeung at $12.67a
13 12. Lead was steady but unchanged
at $46034.66 In the local market. It wa
lso unchanged In London, closing at 12
2 6d. Spelter remained unchanged at 22
6a 2d In th English market and waa un
changed locally at K 'ti6 26. Iron waa
unchanged st 62s 8d In Olaagow and 44s 6d
In Middlesboro. Iron In the local market
is qutet but steady in tone. N'o. 1 foun
dry, northern is quoted at $16 2Mi 15.76; No.
2 foundry, northern at $14 7itjli.26; No. 1
fnumirv. southern, snd No. 1 foundry,
southern, soft si $14.i.'Ol4 75.
8T. LOUIS. Slay 2.-M ETAL8 Lead, dull
at $4.4u. Spelter, dull at $5.05.
Waul Market.
BOSTON. May t WOOL Market for
pulled wools quiet; foreign wool show
more activity. Leading quotation are:
Idaho. 14(b1j-; heavy tine, lrl3c; fine
medium, lutiUc; medium, 16.17c; low me
dium, 17fcise. Wyoming, fine, 14S'15e:
heavy fine. 13413'jc: u medium. 15fliic;
medium. lsHiv; low medium. lvle. Utah
and Nevada. One, HWVm; heavy fine, l.v1
13c: fine medium. U416c; medium,
19c; low medium. 192'. Dakota, fine, Ufc,
16c; flue medium. Ii0i6c; medium. lstJlitc;
low medium, lutrjoc. Montana, tine choice,
16'alSw; fine average. l.filSo; fine medium
choice. iYtlc; average. Hq17c; staple, 19
: medium choice, 1ip19c.
ST. LOUIS. Mar 2 WOOL Steady ; me
dium grade, combing and clothing. 164f
22c; light tine. 144il7c; heavy fine. I24jl4c;
tub was tied, IvtiSlc.
Evaaarateal Apple and Dried Km Its.
NEW YORK, May 2 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market is quiet. Common
are quoted at 44': prime, 6g6c; choice.
SCtffc: fncy. 7jo-7e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prune
r very quiet, with 4rlce still ranging
from An lo lit.r. according to arade. A fvrl.
cots met with onlr a light demand, but are
firmly held, t'koire are quoted at 9Vincj
extra chute. lvS(ri"e: fancy, ntjisc.
Peaches are firm, with coast advice in
dicating a hardening market. Choice ar
quoted, at 7t7c. extra thole. 1'abc;
fancy, tSjfK'c
OMAUA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Ef Steen Sold Gener:iT S:id, Wfail
Cowg Wtri 8:roB;er.
HOG MARKET ABOUT A NICKEL LOWER
Moderate
Raa at
9hee
ad
still
De- "
aad tader
snaad as
lataeare ef
Gs4
Active aad 'trssg
Market Wae Experleaeed
SOUTH OMAHA, My
19o4.
ni-iriyts vtere: Lain
tlogr. Sheep.
6.L-2 60II
tt.ll 2M
1 t49 .v6o
$ J4 K&s
4116 11. 276
6.ta 1.974
umrij, Sunday
Same day si week ...
Same day week before.
S.tme three weeks ago.
Same four weeks ago...
Samt day last year
RECEIPTS FOR THE
l.H
4.2N1
4.314
4.36
2.478
2.411
TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
est tie. hogs snd sheep at Bouth Omaha for
the year to date with ccmparlson with last
J'Mr; 394. 19i$. Ine.
tattle 330,447 S?6.0ii5 4.442
""gs 83n.l0 72.334 72.77t
Sheep 594,a 459.619 134,9".
Averag price pate tot Bogs at South
Omaha for tit laat several daya a Ilk com
parisous: Date. j 1J04.;1308. 11903. 1K1.1900.I. 11898.
6 03
s
T 291 S I tTl I II 64 J
7 P 6 4i 6 00 6 Ot 3 47
7 231 ( 8 I 98 I 16 I 66)
7 261 63 6-V I ft 1 621 $ 7
o I tli A Ml k iOi 8 861 2 79
13
6 07Sf
6 00-, 1 T 24 J 6 M, 6 30 $ 63
4 93 7 241 f 27i $ 64,
4 9". 7 21 63; 011 I 3 t
S IS
$ 71
$71
94
7 2 tri
7 94) 7
7 21 6 81
t fli !
i 871 6 88
$61
t 671
t 61
4 86
4 87V
I 911 6 3ti
I 71
$ 71
Iff
$ 70
$ 67
t 61
t 60
8 61
$ 63
3 7
8 84
$ 74
4 ta
7 11
6 98 6 83
04i 6 40;
4 9tV
9 (1
4 86l 7 21 M
4 W.1 7 16: 6 95
t (7
$ 12
'
t 721
I 6Sl
6 011
4 89 7 071 6 911
I 931 6 45!
( T 13 6 N 6 93 6 664
7 141 4 991 i Mi 6 49
j ( 96 89 6 4o
I 10 6 66, 5 45
4 76
3 71
t 75
3 77
3 72
o
4 US; T 10
4 7!i 7 l'! 8.S
I 6 4.
4 81 7 08 ( 86j
S 80
4 81
7 01 6 8o
6 80
6 36
6 82,
8b
7 06i 6 96,
6 7b
6 77
I 871
165
74!
4 79
7 04
6!
83
7 03
881
I Tl
t V
I 72
6 39,
3 i $ M
3 7 3 "H
$ 69 t 77
3 69i 3 79
$ 83
t 61
3 65, 8 90
4 71
5 lit
4 71
4 6H
4 61
4 IS
7 07
I 37
6 32
6 77
6 84
( 83
7 03; 6 65i
6 96 6 64
6 90! 6 64
7 61 6 71,
6 2o
6 76
6 18;
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'se.
C, M. & St. P 2 12
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Paclilo 23 8 1 4
C. oi N. W 2 1
F., E. M. V 36 26 9 6
C. St. P., M. A O.... 13 2 2
B. A M. Ry 29 24 15 2
C, B. & Q 11 $ 1
C, R. I. At P., east.. 2 2
C, R. I. A P., wet.. 11
Illinois Central 1 1
Chicago Q. W 1
Total recelpU ....122 83
14
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnasiug th
number of head Indicated: .
Buyers. Cattle. Hug, fcheep.
Omana Packing Co...
21
Swift and Company eWtf
Cudahy Packing Cos 441
Armour etc Co 643
Swilt and Co., country.. 4
Armour & Co., Sioux City ...
l.uM
1.772
l.ruj
62
net
l.tttu
l,20i
ansant A t,o 24 ....
Carey A Benton 25 .... ....
Lob man 4k Co 13
MoCreary & Clark 23
W. I. Stephen 7
Lewis A L'nderwood 3
H. F. Hamilton 2
L. K. Huss 79
Wolf & Murnan 22
Hobblck & B 2
J. )3. Root & Co 26
M. Hegarty 19
Other buyer 156
Totals 2.610 6,043 6,241
CATTLE Receipt of cattle at this point
were conoJderaoiy smaller tni morning
than they were a weea ago, but ai aome
of the other markets there waa a fairly
liberal run. buyers did not lake bold of
the cattle as lieely a they mlgnt, but
there wa very little change In the price
paid from those in ore at the close ot
iu.st week.
The big bulk of the offerings waa corn
fed steers and the quality was hardly up
to the standard of iaie. That perhaps may
account In a measure for the lack of en
thusiasm on the part of buyers. The mar
ket wa rather alow and generally steady.
Something tKat Just sillied buyer -ay
have been a little stronger, but aside trora
th more desirable loads the market was
only steady. Although receipts were not
at all excessive, the morning was well ad
vanced before a clearance wa mad.
Light-weight cattle of good quality con
tinue to be In tne greatest demand.
There were hardly more than a dosen
load of cow ar.d heifer tn th yards this
morning, and a all the packers had to
have a few, an active and strong market
was experienced. Some salesmen who had
some choice llght-welf ht heifer thought In
some cases they got oJjlOc more than they
oould at the close of Inst week. As high
as 14 2u and 84.26 was Dsid this morning for
heifers. Everything was aisposea 01 at ta
early hour.
Bulls, veal calvea and slag a. '. not show
Anv quotable change.
There were comparatively i. - siock cat
tle on al and the demand waa sufficient
tn nuia an active and etrong market. Cat-
tl of good quality weighing around 800
pound em to oe in ine greatest aemena
it the, present time. Representative galea:
BEEF STEERS.
Ma
1
14
1
8
1
8
1
8
1
1
4
I
It
4
4
A
A.
1U70
407
Ill
put
1164
1W
750
7
1144
rM
MO
M
Ti
11J4
14
1J44
121
....10
sso
tst
1104
No. Av.
Vt.
4 IS
4 It
4 t4
4 II
4 It
4 26
4 M
4 34
4 44
4 40
4 4
4 4
4 40
4 44
4 44
4 41
4 40
4 41
4 44
4 4
4 a
4 so
4 40
4 to
4 M
4 M
4 44
4 14
4 19
4 to
4 r.s
4 14
4 1
4 40
4 TO
4 It
4 '4
4 10
4 It
4 71
4 10
4 14
8 it
4 4
4 4
t M
a at
a 7
a 71
a
a n
a 7t
a at
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hogs here today for a Mondny snd prices
continued their downwnrd course In syni
pathv with the decttrte at other points. The
market was rsther slow in opening, but
when buvers and sellers finally got together
on prices It was not long beforeMirarttcallv
everj-lh'ng was disposed of st a decllttg
of J-ist shout a nickel. Extreme Usht
weights, though, were very hard to dispose
of. as none pf the packers seemed to be st
all anxious for them, and as a result would
not buy them except st a low figure. The
bulk of the good hogs sold today from M.r
to 4 f. with Trim load selling from 84.0
to 84.70. The commoner kinds went from
$1.62 down. There was rery little change
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SHEE1' There was a light run of shtiep
and Itunbs here this morning and with a
continued demand the market ruled active
and strong (in till desirable grndes of both
sheep and Iambs. Somo clipped wethers
sold as high as 36 4u, clipped ewes sold at
8- and 85. t3, the latter vrice being paid for
a very choice string, which la the high point
or 1 110 senaon to date Clipped lamo soiu
up to 86.8."t. The market was aatlve from
start to finish, all the packer apparently
caving noerai orders to nil.
Quotation for cllrned stock: Oood to
choice lambs, to.gtoys.g.7,; fair to gooA lambs,
86.0u436.90: rood to choice wooled lamhe.
3o 6U&6.M; fair to good wooled lamb. 36.00
tjo.wi; good to choice yearlings or weiners,
la.l!rt 60; fslr to good yearlings or wethers.
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fair to good ewes. i4.60ei4.76.
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6 wAstern ouil lambs
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CHICAGO 1,1 YK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Strata. Has Five te
Tea Ceat Lower, Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO, Mar 2. CATTLE Receipts,
26.0110 head. Market steady toetreng. closed
weak: cuoil to nrtme steers. ta.ttio.7U;
poor to medium. 33 WKS4 90; stocker mid
feeder li. 00(84 60: cows. 31. 7504.75: heifers.
32 2:j4.60; canner. 11. 75(5-260; bulls, 82.26
AOO; calves, I2.s0iU6.26; Texas led steers,
14 (a94 65.
HCKJ8-Receipts today, 46,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 25,000 head. Market 6tjl0c
lower: mixed and bjtohers . 14. toot 80: good
to choice heavy, 14 757H ; rough heavy.
M6tU4.75; light, 84.666 4.70; bulk of Bales,
14 (V'.'tM 76. . .
SlftTEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 20.000
hend. Market steady; lambs steady 10
firm: good to choice wethers. 64.75iu5.60: fair
to choice mixed. 33 75r4.7a: climbed western
sheep, 83.Ds&6.fcO; clipped native lambs. 84 .50
tsff.10; clipped western Ismns. X5.1u.10;
wooled western lambs. 4e.0011r7.10.
iretr York Live Stock Market
NEW YORK. May J. BEEVES Receipts,
4.110 head: steers alow and 10315c lower:
bull and medium cow steady to firm, fair
cuwa steady: steer. 84.00rf4.60: tops. V
Stag, 84.50; bulls. $3.4yar4.2u; cows, 1.7fu
4.06; cables quoted live cattle lower at 101,
in lUc ton 11V.C dretaed weight: estimate.
export tomorrow, 890 head cattle, L467 tead
sheen and 4.800 Quarter or beef.
CAXiVES Lower; veals. 84.60; choice and
early selected. 36.60O6.6D: fancy. 86; general
ales, 84.6o496.0u; city drviseed reals lower
st 54ic; extra, 9c; country dressed, iii
H OO H Receipts. 13.306 Lead; market, SbQ
80c lower; state hog. 64 K;6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 800 head;
sheep firm, lambs steady for good bandy
weights; other lower; lipped heen, 83 iAlI
160: extra, 85.50: clipped cull, $30CtfS25:
unahom lamb. 36.07.87: clipped. o 264f
r: nipped culla, 84. fo; spring lamb, alow
at 33 .ootati.oo.
Kaaaaa City Ltv Stork Market
KANSAS CITT. May 2. CATTLE Re
ceipt 6,0u0 head. Including 700 southern ;
market steady to strong. Export and
dressed beef steers. 84 tbiSi.tS: fair to good
M.Otsb 80; western fed teer. S.7o'i'4.76;
storkers snd feeders, S3. 25(0 60; southern
steer. 33.75fi4 40: outhrn cow, 82.75!f1 40;
native cows. 82009i4 40; natlv heifers, $3.54
(74 70: bull. 82 66414.80; calve. tl75t&t 75,
HOO Receipt 6.700 head: market loo
lower: ton. 34.72H: bulk. 846534.70: heavy
84.6524. 72; picker heajvy. t4.g5fiH.7:
packers, 84 6oJ4.7a; pigs and lights. I4.0vd
4.62.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 6 000
hesd; msrket strong to 6o higher; native
lambs. I6.16V6.76: weatern lambs, t." Wf-t
6 i0; fed ewes, IS.fG.7B: yearlings, 35 0"t,i
(00; clipped cheep, 64 60Q6 00; stockers and
feeders, U'Milb.
St. I.eel Lire Stork Market.
ST. IOUIS. Mv t CATTLE Receipt
1.500 head, including 1.500 Texan; market
trong, 10c higher: natlv shipping and
export steers. 84 Xil6 75; dressed lieef and
butcher steers. 84 Out 60; steers under 1.lt
ounds. 840IC.26: stockers snd feeders.
I 21'34 45; rows and heifer. 13 3.4.70; c5
ners. 82not&2 50; bulls, 13.0044 10; calve.
t5.ili711.0O; Texas. nd Ii.dlan steers, I3.50J
490: cows and heifer, $2So(3350.
HOGS Recelrts 6.5ot) head: market Rfiloo
lower: pig and light. 44 70-4. 7u; packer
84 504.75; butcher nd liest heavy, $4 9Q
4 .9.
SHEEP AND LAMES-P.ecelpt 2.200
head; market steady to strong: native mut
tons. 4 ZWi 80: lamb. K.OtKtr: Of,; culls and
bucks, t4-OOtf4.60; stockers, 83.60.
tark la Sfght.
Following are the receipt of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day ;
Cottle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City ..
Bt. Louis
St. Joeeph ....
Sioux City
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Total 40.192 76.r 40.598
glees City lire Stark Market.
SIOUX CITY'. I.. Msy 2.-(8itclul Tele
grsm CATTLE Receipts, 2 000 head;
market for stockers lie higher; kll.ers
strong; beeves. (l&tKntoO; rows, bulls snd
mixed. 2 80'(t4.(s; Blockers s. ' feeders, $3 06
j3 90: rslves snd yearling. 8- 7a4y8 "u.
HOGS Receipts. 8 6 hesd: market Uc
lower, selling at $4 4"34 60; bulk. H i"34 5i
St. vlosegk I.lv Sleek Market.
ST. J06EPH. My 3 CATTLE Re
ceipt l,0w head; waxket a'.tady to luc
hleher; natives. a."-fil V-. nui and heif
ers. 8l.77t)4 Ji; stockers snd feeder, S.n-f
4 3..
HtXJS-Receipts :. l.ead; mrs.et W
lovtrr; lltt'it. 4-t 5."iy .', medium attd
hen v. 84 "4 ?i.
PM'KKP AND LAMBS Receipts S "ii
hesti; msrket steady t luc h,g! ei , l.tnit .-.
8.W.
Oils nel Rstls,
NEW YORK. Mv 3 --OILS ( nttors. e 1
ey: prime rud'-. nominal; yellow. .2s"7'
'c; eiriileuni. mut , rctine.l. New o: k.
Ii:.; l'hllailrli hu nttd llsll imore. f6 li; I l
hulk. 3' 2'. t tirie!iilne slrnd. i2y.M-.
It( 'Il.-Stes1v at S7,urv
8 A V A NN.tl f, "May 2-Ul L. Tut pent'ne.
firm. r.4,
ROSIN-Flrm: A. R. C. I $2 f: E. I!.W;
f. a.'fi". ;. i.-kVi; 1 ( t: 1. t2.; k, m 16;
M. 8-1 2. N f:j,4,, v, tj. 83 m; V, w, 8.H 8 1.
Oil. CITY. Msy 2 -OllJ-"re.llt bsl-snt-es,
J' .'; certiticntes. no Md : shipment
Apr1!. 91 it 1-hls.; nerage, ffl Sd) bhls ;
slilpmetils. t.ltnn April it, 76,iy-t bM. :
average. tt.37 bl.ls ; slilpmentg 1.1ms. St.
317 btl ; runs. .in:a April 29 and SO. t
227 hltls ; svernge. i3.27n bbls.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, M.tv 2. PRT OOOD8-
hlle there Is less inclination on th part
of sellers of dry goods tn make rHC in
ducements to fnrce business, bin lug a s
of sniull proportions. There are indica
tion, however, thitt preparatlop are being
made for future buvlng and th outlook
Is not regarded H, unfavorable s a short
time ago. Uttle development In the price
sltUHtlon has taken plai-e.
ttr and Molasses.
NEW TORK. May S.-SUOAR-Raw,
firm: fair refining. 3 3-lfifrs .t-ilc: molasses
stigsr. 2 18-l"-i l-.l.'c. Kerlned. steedv.
NEW ORLEANS. Mav 3. SLOAll-
Easy; open kettle, 2ti3 3-16c; open kettln
centrifugal. 3..r;Cv: cerit Iftigal whites, 4
J4c; yellows. S'.titc: seconils. 2M0.
MOlJiSSKS Nominal; (.pen kettle. Ilsfli
?;c: centrlfjgal. likgiii-. e'yi-up, nominal.
S2So.
CofToe Market.
NEW YORK. Mav V COFFEE The mar.
ket for futures opened steady Ht a decline
of 6 points and c!os-d .t n decline of 10fl2'l
rolnts, wt'.h sa'es of 67.7Wt r.sc. Including
. lav iit 6 75tS He. .'n'v at f K-fl c, Pptem-b-r
st 6irt.-V. 2iVt, December st 6 416 6"c.
January ?tt March :U ti Tisjj sue. Bpot
Rio inlet: N'n. 1, Invoice, 7c; mild, quiet,
rord.iva, ItVTM.lr.
One Fare for the ttovad Trl
F'.u 26 cents to Cleveland, O., and return
via Nickel Plate toad. May 16th, 17th and
16th. Tickets good going ".at of sale and .
returning to and Including June 10th by
depositing asm.
Three through dally expres trains to Tort .
Wayne, Cleveland. Erie. Buffalo, New Tork,
Boston and New England points, carry
ing veibuled sleeping car. Meal served
In Nickel Piste dining oars on American
club meal plan, ranging In price from SSo
to 31.00; also service a la carte. . Chicago
depot, La Salle and Van Buren etrsets.
No excesa fare charged on auy train on
the Nickel Plate road. Chicago ticket
offices, in Adams St. and Auditorium An
nex. 'Phone Central 2067.
Fnodataff Stock nt Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL May ! -The following re .
the stocks of brendtttufTs and provision ,
In Liverpool: Flour oY socks: wheat.
1 .618.000 centals: corn, 1.163,000 centals; bacon.
noxes; rains, .iw Doxes; snouiaers. ,
1,500 boxes: butter, 6.1"0 cwts.; cheese. 8.200
boxes; lsrd. 4.600 tierces of prime western
steam and 2.310 tons of other kinds.
Herdered While Resisting Ronbera,
NEW ORLEANS. Mny 2. While resisting
an attempt of two highwaymen to rob him
Captain Carl Uphoven of the stesmshlp
Alps of the United Fruit compeny line, whs
murdered on the levee todav. lie wss a na
tive of Cologne, Germany,' and was 35 year
eld.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record May 3, 1904. a fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and Truat
company, bonded abairctur, 1614 Farnam
strei t, lor The Be:
Francis L. Jleibuge and wife to
Amelia Stone, lot io, sutMliv. of nw
of se 2-15-13 ..... 8 ltW
Henry C. Otwler hnd wife to Clyde
Michaella w31 fern e62 feat lola 25
and 26. block 3. Mayae Place 773
Appleton It. Davie and wife to James
11. A. Stocktleld. part aection 26
and. 96, 16, uacre 4,300
Peter J. Petersrm and wife to Abra
ham Cell, lot 9, block 6, Lin wood
Park 80S
Iiet ry Hansen and wife to Abraham
Ge.i, same 810
Wilhelmlnu Erlckson to Imogen A.
Benson, lots 22 t.nd 23, block 6, Rose
II11I 109 .
Sheriff to Lucv T. Savage, w60 feet s
wl26 feet, Hioi k and Hhlnn's 3d 1,675
8. H. Goodwin and wife to Julius
Wlchert, n n lot 10, block 2, Im
provement Association 650
Andrew W. Allison and wife to
Charles H. Allison, lots I and 8. block
17, Waterloo 100
A. W. Allison and wife to Henry Al
lison, let 5, block 17. Waterloo 75
Dora J. Lucas and husband to Joseph
and Anna Vanpola, lot 3, block 31,
Albright Choice 600
Frank A. Broad well and wife to R.
A. Fagan. part of lot 2. block 6a,
South Omnha 1,000
Jame Houston and wife to Mary Rob
inson, lot 3, block 14, Omaha View,. 1
Mary Robinson to Jane Houston, lot
3. block 17, Omaha View 1
Laura M. Edwards to Metflda A. Nel
son, lot 6, block 6. lake's add........ ,0no
Angle Grace persele and husband to.
Jacob 3aicr, let 12, block 1, Mary
vllle add J.600
Imogen A. BnHon rnd husbnrit to Jo
seph etraub, lots 22 and 23, block 6.
Rose Hill 150
National Life Insurance conipfiy to
Thorns and Marie Hrown, lota 6 and
9, block 14, Kountse Place 7,700
Hi'ph G. Robinson to David A,
Thomas, lot 16, block 6, Wilcox7 1st ,
add ,.
David Wilkee to Joint 4. McDonald,
lots 3 and 4, bloek 2. Crrton add. 94
John W. McLVinald and -wife ta W.
W. McDomud, lot 2, bluck 2, Cl t'ton
add .?........ IS!
Henry Hhol t al., trustee, to Elisa
beth M. Shahan. lots 7 and 8, block
6. Kendall's add .w... 1,100
Charles A. Baldwin snd wife to Frank
L. McCoy, lots 11 and 12, Tabor
Place 1
Chris B. Flsiier nnd wife to E4dora
Robinson, part of lot 12, Barker's ..
Florence company to Harvey J.
Grove, n r.e nw nw 12-16-13.. 1
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Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
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Office. 653 Ee Building.
Telephone 245.
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COMMIFSION MERCHANTS.
Grain, Stocks
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