Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 0MA1TA DAILY BEE; TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1904.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Short. Beginnisf to Notiot tha Srta'l
Contract Wheat 8 icki.
MUST SETTLE TRADES WITHOUT GRAIN
Keataeky, Tkbmkc and the Korth
west Scad Good Cren Kevve
' Loral Market Rather
Dall.
May wheat advanced in Chicag'o trill
rriornlng c. The strength wu due to the
-"" or. contract wheat wnicn has
Begun to attrart m I lonllLn m rtA miiimI
ehorn to cover. It has been pointed out
trtat In sixty days a great trade must be
clewed up and Fettled without the aid of
a luai wneat to do It with. This will be all
right If every holder of a long line I rea
sonable and an amicable settlement may be
arranged. But ir the hold-re of the May
desire actual wheat or mark up their ask
ing price a queer situation may follow, it
Pointed out that wheat brought from
Minneapolis and Kansas City to Chicago
-uu"1 i "na irom hi. Lotus 41.10, and
tha stock there Is renorted sold. Bo fhi-
cago can get no wheat from outside stocks
escept at much above the May. Wonder Is
beginning to be expressed at the com
placency of the July shorts. The popular
Idea seems to be that someone will appear
with the wheat when It Is needed. geptem
, "L wnat appears to have no standing,
although It Is pointed out last year's crop
was taken but little below the present Sep
tember price and the prospect Is for a wlu-
wneai enortag of 60.0(10,000 bushels.
i-rom Fulton, Ky., comes a report that
the wheat In western Tennessee and west-c-rn
Kentucky Is looking fine. Ail of the
xai mers In these section of tho t mm ttaiM
fl of the opinion they will turn out double
the wheat this year they did last. The corn
has been mostly planted and some of It Is
ana tooKing nne. The oau are Indif
ferent.
Lruluth sends an opinion the northwest
will finish seeding by the end of the week
and another week of good weather will In-
wiuiv a. ju per cent increase in wheat acreage
South Dakota wheat and oats are prac
tically finished, says Duluth. and barley
and flax are progressing. Minnesota lias
all of Its wheat in but five counties, and in
these 0 per cent Is finished. North Dakota,
except In the valley counties, has 90 per
ni ot us wneat in.
The range In price of Omaha grain for
future delivery and tha close Saturday and
touay were as lollows:
Closed-
Open. High. Low. Today, bat.
Wheat
May 924 3H 92V, 93V4B 9?'4H
July . .... 78 B "8 B
Corn
May i0 60 494 60 B
July 44 41Vs 44 44 V. B 44 A
Sept. CHB 42',B
Oets
Msy 42 424 43 - 424B 42 B
July 3S4B 3B
Bept wu
A asked. B bid.
Local lash Grain Market.
Prices In the Omaha grsln market were
f irsctically stationary from the close ot
ast week. Receipts were exceptionally
light so far ss the samples received for
sate on tne noor are concerned, i ne in
spections, however, are much larger. Re
ceipts were: Wheat, 1 can one week ago,
1 cars in and Pi cars out. Corn. 3 cars;
onn week ago, 2 cars. Oats, 4 cars: one
weeic ago, l car in ana l car out. Chicago
and St. Louis each, received . 12 cars ot
wneai.
Representative sales of car lota by sam
pie on track. Omaha:
Corn No. 3, 1 car at 49Y4c. 1 car at 49c ;
ino. i yeiiow, i car at &i4c.
White Oau No. 4, 1 car at 40c, 1 car at
39V4c
WHEAT No. 1 hard winter, 8580c; No
I hard winter, 804c: No. 4 hard winter,
ttnijc; No. 2 spring, 690c; No. 3 spring.
CORN No. 2, 60ff51c; No. 3, 497T50c; No.
4. 484Sc; no grade, 89ff45c; No. 2 yellow
61H&2Hoi No- 3 yellow, 5O!io0Hc; No. i
villi KlfftAO,,. TCa teKllA Att,.-Jl
OATS No. '. 41s: No. '. 40o : No. 4. SSffl
89e; No. t white. 4243c; No. I white, 410
we: sts.naara, 4tca4iw
Notes from tbo Eichssg Offices.
Exchange visitors were: O. W. Orr o.
Clay Center, to'. E. Coe, M. Washburn and
m. May of Lincoln, w. c. Dickey of coun
cil Bluffs and Charles Peavy of Beatrice.
Omaha Inspection of grain were 47 can,
of corn, 24 car graded No. 2, 11 cars No.
s, l car mo. 4, a cars iso, I yeuow, i car
No. t yeiiow and 1 car No. 3 white; ot
oata, 1 car graded No. 3 white and 4 cars
No. 4 white: of rye. 1 car graded No. 8.
Omaha grain stocks are: Wheat, 161.8X3
ousneis; corn, zto.sss. Dusneis; oata, 42,381
bushels. Contract corn Is: Merrlam
Holmqulst, 144,646? Union' elevator, 0,386
pusneio; total, im.sju ousneis.
Grata Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain today and 8a,tur
day at the markets named were as follows.
CHICAGO.
-Closed
Wheat Today. Sat'y.
- July '. 86H 83V
September 79HA H
Corn
July 48 B 47V.A
September 47H t6,t
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
July T4iB 7SV4A
September 69? 6SA
Corn
July 43T4B 48'4
September 42 41U
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat
July 8ST& 824.B
September 80S TSV
Corn
July 474 4TH
September 46H 46iA
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat-
July n 90HB
September &0VB ?9A
DULUTH.
Wheat
July 9114 90 H
September 8o 79B
NEW YORK.
Wheat
July 9014 8811
September 63 62'tA
A asked. ' B bid.
KBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
taotatloas of tha Day os Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, May 16.-FLOUR Receipts.
11,646 bbls.; exports, 1.323 bbls. ; market
steady, but business wss characterised by
Arm attitude of mills; Minnesota pat
ents. 16. 01X06.25; Minnesota bakers, MOO
64.20: winter patents. t.O0tiS3i; winter
straights. 14.806.00; winter extras. 13 ai'ij
4.00; winter low grades, $3,164)3.80. He
flour, steady, 83.90&4.16; choice to fancy,
14.1&S4 60.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
11 081.10; city, tl.10tiil.12; kiln dried, (3.00
ilO.
HYE Stesdy; No. 2 western, 7c. bid.
BARLKY Steady: feeding, 49c, c. I. f ,
New York; malting. 651i''6c, c. I. ., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 76.000 bu ; spot, firm;
No. I red, 11 06 elevator and 11.071.11 f. o.
b., afloat: No. 1 northern Duluth, 99Sc,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nom
inal, f, o. b.. afloat. Options were strong
today from start to finish. May closed at
2c; July, sHStiSov, closed at iy; Sep
tember, fc! H-lBaS31c, closed st 63c; De.
ceniber, SiSfiec, .closed at I3c.
CORN Receipts. 11,725 bu.; spot. Irreg
ular; No. 1, 68V) elevator and 67c f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 6oc; No. 1 white, 67c.
Option market wss inactive and without
feature here, closing He net higher. May
closed at 6714c; July closed at 63Vic; Sep.
tember closed at 6.1c.
OATS Receipts, 79.000 bu.; spot, firm;
mixed, 26 to ! lbsi, 4tic; natural white, So
to 32 lbs., 4KiQWc; clipped wblte, 36 to 40
lbH'AY-qulet ; shipping, 664J700; good to
choice, 9697e.
HOPS Steady; slate, common to choice.
1901 crop, 2i4j3oc: 1902 crop. 23flWc; olds. 9'i
14c. Pacific coast. m crop, 242fS0c; 1902
crop. i2c; olds, 9ftl4c.
H1DK8 Steady; Oalveston. to 28 lha.
Ho; Calif ornla. :1 to tb pounds, 19o; Texas
dry. 14 to So pounds. 14c.
tEATHEK-ateady; acM. 2S025o.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 114
C&'tc; Japan, nominal.
WOOU-KIrm: domestio fleece. 2fflSJc.
PROV18IONR-Beef, stesdy; family. I9 60
(10 60; mess. $ 0iii fU; beef hams. l?0 0i
1: 60; nscket. t1. cltv extra India
mess. 114 OiVnliS Oft. Cut meats. Inactive: pick
led bellies, p 2MJ7.0O; pickled shoulders.
Is 80; pickled hams. ! 606 10.00. Lard, steady;
western steamed. KSa; refined, steady; con
tinent; !'; nnutn America, 7.36; com-
ouna, a.i;ii.3. fork, dull; ramtlv,
13 60: shurt clear. tlS AiVtilt SO: mesa. tl2.1bit
TALLOW-Rarely steadv; clv (12 per
lkg, y; country (pkgs. freeV 4c.
lU'TTER Urm; creamerv. I44r201c; state
dairy, common to choice, UiftlKWe.
CIIEE8E Irregular; old, 93Uc; new,
KOG Steady: western storage selee
tlons. Ufil',c; western storage seconds, 16Va
(BlTVte
POI'I.TRY-Allve. firmer; fowls. 18c; tur
keys. 12c: dressed, firmer; foals. 13',o; tur
keys. 14afl6c.t
Dalath Grata Market.
TM'T.T'TH. May 16-WMEAT-In store,
1 hard. 93c; No. 1 northern, 91Vc; No. 1
notthera. c, la arrive, No. I hard. 41c;
i
No. t northein, We; No. 1 northern, 0C
on trsck. No. 1 northern, 9iv'0'-H'c; No. 3
northern. Mecf92c; Msy. lc; July, 1C
September, fcu're.
OATS on track and to arrive, 42c.
CHICAGO GRAIS ImT PROVISIONS
Fealares at the Tradlac aad Cleslag
rrlees oa Board ( Trade.
CHICAOO, May l6Bellef In almost total
depletion of contract stocks was the prin
cipal Influence surrounding a strong wheat
market today. At the close July showed a
gain of ltilV. Corn Is up Vc. Oats
are HtrSo higher and provisions "igi0c.
The opening on July wheat was a shade
lower to SljJc higher at SSfiMa There
was on urgent demand over the entire day.
The visible supply showed a greater de
crease than had been expected, a decreaae
of 1.6",5,O00 bu. and this fact added to the
strength. The market closed almost at the
top price of the day. final flguree on July
being at Hc after sales had been made at
M7c. May sold between 9110and 93Hc and
in'eeo at tne high point, tiesrances or
wheat and flour were equal to 8"9.io bu.
The amount on passage decreased 72O,0O bu.
Primary receipts were 218,40 bu., against
330,000 bu. a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 128 cars,
compared with 158 cars last week and 220
cars a year ago.
An advancing tendency In line with wheat
was experienced in the corn market. July
opened W'c to ,ae higher at 47!5-7Sc.
advanced to 4SSc and closed at 4c. Local
rei elpts were 63 cars, with 6 contract grade.
Oata shared In the strength of other
grains. After opening a shade lower to a
shade higher at .HWSc July sold up to
3KS(5:WV: and closed at 38Hc Local re
ceipts were 86 cars.
Notwithstanding a decline of 100 In the
price of hogs the provisions market was
quite firm .due mainly to the strength of
grains. July pork closed with a gain of
10c, final figures being at 111.2714; lard was
up 2Hc et 16.15; ribs closed 6(7140 higher at
16W.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
12 cars; corn, 67 cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs,
19.
The leading futures rsnged as follows:
Articles.) Open. High. Low. Close. lYea'y.
'Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
Ma v
Julv
Sept.
Osts
May
Julv
Sept.
Pork
July Spt.
trl .
July
Sept.
IHhs
July
Sept:
I
91 W
85-?
83
78S
93 I 90i
Rnu.i2 81fiRl'Z
81 78'4BS0
79
'9HWV4 78" u-H
I
47HI
471,
4fl-?m
I
474
471 4H
48 !471f'H
48!
4.i
42
42
4I
at"-
7: us
30H-aH 30S34
11 274 11 1714
3oH
11 121A
11 30 11 1214
11 47H! U 321,,
U 3214
1 11 47H 11 874
40
t 65
6 4714
6 6214
6 40
6 66
45
6 60
6 45
6 60
6 424
6 671?
40
6214
I
37141
6 65
6S7H!
e to
6 60
No. 2. a Old. b New.
FLOUR Quiet and easy; winter patents,
tt.7CKii4.80; straights, 14.4Pii4.fiO; spring pat
ents. 14.3034. 60; straights, 13.90t4.10; bakers,
12 RSfi3.30.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 92Q96C; No. 8 86
95c; No. 2 red, tl.OMH.W.
CORN-No. 2, 49c; No. 2 yellow. 53(96314c
OATS-No. 2. 42HS42c; No. 8 white, 41
44c
RYE No. 2, 73c. .
BARLEY Good feeding. 5gJ8c; fair to
choice malting, 4fj5c.
SEED No. 1 flax, 11 .01; No. i northwest
ern, 11.09. Prime timothy, 13. Clover, con
tract grade. 110.76.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 111.12H
((H1.20. Lard, per 100 lbs.. t 3214W.S6. Short
ribs sides, (loose). 16.206.30. Short clear
sides, (boxed), l.3o6.60.
WHI8KYBbsIs of high wines, 11.26.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.400 18.JO0
Wheat, bu 17,100 45,700
Corn, bu.J 106, 0 4T.300
Oats, bu 191.4iiO 9), 200
Rye. bu 3.000 1.600
Barley, bu 38.100 26.100
On the Produce exchange today the butter
rrarket was steady: creamery, 13ffl9c;
dairy, 12(919c. Eggs, steady at mark, cases
Included, 151415V4c. Cheese, weak. 8!439!4c
St. totals Grata and Provisions.
ST. LOTTIB Mav 16. WHEAT Higher:
buvlng on unseasonable Weather; No. t red,
cash, elevator, 11.06; on track. 11.08; July,
134c; September. 80c; No. 2 hard, 9fr398c
CORN Higher, on late season: No. 2
tash. tic; on track, &aawc; July, !c;
September. 46c
424214C; July. 17c; September, 304c; No. I
wnite, 461J4014C.
FLOUR Steady: ted winter patents,
l.90tfT6.00; special brands, 1549250 higher ex
tra fancy and straight, 14.6034.90;. clear,
a.oc.is.
SEED Timothy, stesdy; 12.404J2.66.
CORN MEAL Steady; 12.40.
BRAN Lower; sacked, east track, 80c.
HAY Quiet; timothy, 18.0014.50; prairie,
52.003960.
IRON COTTON TTES-82C
BAOOINO-4140.
HEMP TWINE-dc.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
tl 13714. Lard, unchanged; prime steamed,
5.9714. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorte,
17.1214; clear rthe, 17.50; short clear, 17.75.
POULTRY Firm: chickens. 914c: springs.
!2c for choice; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 8c; geese,
5c.
BUTTER Slow ; creamery, 16321c; dairy.
lia 17C.
EGGS Lower; 13c case count.
Receipts. Shlpmnets.
Flour, bble 9,000 6.000
Wheat, bu' 34,000 68.000
Corn, bu 78.000 48.000
OaU, bu 67,000 17.000
Kansas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 16. WHEAT Firm;
May, 87V587!4o; July, 744fi'744c ; September.
J2c: ko. 2 red, 11.02 1.02V4; No. I, 8Sfi196c; re-telpts.-
44 cars.
CORN Steady: May. 47e; July, 4.P4544c;
September. 42c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 6114o63c;
no. z wnite. mc; rvo. 3, dic.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 43Hc; No. 1
mixed. 42c.
HAT Steadv: choice timothy. tl0.5oa
11.00; choice prairie, 17.76S8.00.
RYK Migner; tc.
BUTTER Weak; creamery, l&jT17e; dairy.
15c.
Krtns Weak: Missouri and Kansss.
cases returned, 12Hr; new. No. 2 whltewood
cases Included, 13140.
rteceipis. enipments.
Wheat, bu 35.200 19.200
Corn, bu 30.400 29.600
Oats, bu 1.000 6,000
i
Philadelphia Prodo.ce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16. BUTTER
Steady; fair demand; western creamery,
2lc; extra nearby prints. 23c.
EGGS Firmer: fresh nearby, 17V4e. at
mark: fresh western. 171io at mark: fresh
southwestern. 17140 at mark; fresh southern,
iO'Ac st marg
ifn 1.10 1.' u.m m,i , , 1 1 a , Tirlt
11 1 1 r.n 1 . 1 1 ro 11 j um ......... - v. m
full creams, lKac; fair to good, 6Vkc-
Vlslhle Sapply of Grata.
NEW YORK. Mav 16. The visible supply
of grain Saturday, May 14, as complied by
tne New lork t'roauee exenange, is as
follows:
Wheat, 28,038.000 bu., a decrease or 1.S&6.WO.
Corn, 6.195.000 bu., a decrease of 702.000.
Oats, 7.07R.OOO bu., a decrease of 007.000.
Rye. 979,000 bu., a decrease of 16,000.
Barley, 2,297,000 bu., a decrease of 102,000.
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 16. WHEAT May,
9214c. July. 91'taalVr: SeDtember. 80.c: on
track. No. 1 hard, 96Viikilc: No. 1 northern.
4WHe; No. 2 northern, SBV4!&S3Hc.
. FLOUR First natenta. I6.0i36 10: second
patents, 14,90u6 00; first clears, I3.60ra3.60; sec-
ona clears, sz.wi.
BRAN In bulk. H6.5017.00.
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 16. WHEAT He
hlaher: No. 1 northern. 9tc: No. 2 northern.
96-: July, old, 96V, bid. .
RYE-Flrmer; No. 1, 76764c
HAtiLti-eieaay ; ro. t, bic; sample, n
fJ63c.
CORN He higher; No. 2, 515214cj July,
48c, bid.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 16-WHEAT-8oot.
dull; No. 1 California, 7s. Futures, steady;
CORN Snot, firm; American mixed, new.
B WU , in ... .'n., w 1 1, r UlUIVI,
dull; May, nominal; July, 4s l;d.
i l .1 . A m..rl..u n mlvMM ..1.4 A " C......
Toledo feed Market.
Tnt rnn n . mv ia -arcn rinu..
ch. M SO: October. 15.76 bid. Prima alslke'
16 16; August. !i 36 hid. Prims timothy, 11.40;
September, i via.
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA. May 16-CORN-Qulet; No. J.
49c; No. 4. 47c.
Evaporated Annies aad Dried Traits.
NKW YORK. May 16. KVArORATEl)
APPLES The market continues steady;
f rlme are quoieu pimi, nwim, -3
uc and fancy, 7ii7Uc.
CALIr-OKNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunee
show no chsnge In go.is. quotations rang.
Ing from lO'r. iccniunii iu jipri-
-.,1.. airadv. Chol are quoted at
6Wi10c: i-xtre. choice, HM-111'tSc: fancy at
f . I a bmk Is mniluiita aunnlvi
liC. t'CaCllfsl 411 m us . n. ''"
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
8ecnritifi TJad'tr Prauora Art Torced to t
Etill Lowtr Ltrel.
GENERAL DISTRUST AND HESITATION
One Aggravating; t'aase Is Renewal
f Lleoldatloa la Erie Utocks,
With Aeate Weakness
Resoltlng.
NEW YORK, May IS. The stock mar
ket was under pressure again today and
prices grsvltated to a lower level In an
Irregular way without much resistance.
The depressing causes were the quite gen
eral dletrust and hesitation reflected In the
business world and the rapid chsnges tak
ing place in the sources of the money
market by reason of heavy gold outgo.
A special SKOTavatlns: cause was the re
newal of liquidation in Erie stocks with
acute weakness resulting. Delaware St
Hudson had to contend with a poor quar
terly statement of earning-. Persistent
rumors of governmental proceedings
against the coal combination in contem
plation are an Influence on the group. It
Is probable also that the Interruption to
coal traffic on the lakes by the strike of
vessel men enters Into calculation. The
firmer tone for United States Steel pre
ferred carried It up a large fraction early
and had a cheering effect on the general
market. The weakness becsme generally
circulated by midday. The Saturday Dana
statement and the money outlook were
much discussed, and nothing was found
In the subject to, stimulate any advance
In stock nrlces.
The engagements of gold already msde
for export were only added to by i&o.u.
of which 15011.000 was for Thursday. The
foreign trade statement for April shows
a check to all our foreign exports In mer
chandise and Increased value of Imports,
which tends to restore somewhat the trado
bslance In our favor, thus relieving the
excessive pressure for exports or goto
Rsllroari earnings. reDorts of traffic off!'
dais and a reduction In the price of cop
per failed to offer any help to the stock
market and a banking failure in Macon
had a disturbing effect on sentiment.
United States Steel preferred again as
serted Its Influence on the market by Its
late advance of a point, with a rally in the
seneral list.
Following was the range of prices on
tne etocK exenange:
Bnies.ii;gn.iow.vi";
Atchison
do pfd
B. 4 O
do pfd
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J.
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago & A...
do nfd
26.600
67H
671
700 92
8.200 774
200 90V
700 U64
91 'f
76i
W
116
29
37
14li
168'i
13814
91H
77
9014
lis
156
29
700
100
29i4
37
15
169
1?.9T4
374
804
144
Chicago Ot. Western 8,700
C fc N . W
C. M. A St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. A T
do pfd
C, CT, C. A St. L..
Colo. Southern
1.100
17,900
13S14
17514
H
17
6X
100
200
69'4
6114
694
5i
3414
do 1st pfd
61
20
154
do 2d nfd.
Del. A Hudson 1.700 155
Del . Ijick. A W 100 270
1534
270
19
654
214
674
83
61
264
D. & R. 0 3O0 1974
13
66
do pfd 600
Erie 21.40
do 1st pfd 11.6"0
do 2d pfd 4.00
Hocking Valley 600
67
224
3414
62 V4
2H4
334
624
do pfd
111. central
Iowa Central
784
00 1284 12814
12S v.
164
do pfd
K. C. Southern 100
do pfd 300
t. A N 2.100
S3
17
354
1074
17
36
1064
14214
76
110
61H
884
154
84
1134
66H
3
Manhattan I. 2.500 143
i42
Met." Securities 100 76
15
Met. St. Ry 6.600
111H
614
89i
15i
354
:w4
Minn. A St. L
Id.. St. P. A S. Ste. M
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. A T
do nfd
42
61
117
200
"i,m
0
2,400
sot 4
154
Nafl R. R. of M. pfd .. .
IR'
1131
65V
85
N. Y. Central 2,200 114'i
Norfolk A
W.
700
do pfd
Ontario A W 1.400
204 24 24
1154 H2 112
Pennsylvania 41,600
P., C. C. A St. L
Reading 17,600
41 40H
41
78
do 1st pro .,
do 2d pfd.v vlfl0 'Bi 89
Rock Island Co....... 78O0 10V -204
do pfd 1.100 644 M
ft. I ft 8. F. 2d pfd 900 46'i 464
t. Louis S. W 100 124 12ji
do pfd 100 31s 314
So. Pacific 26,500 45 444
So. Railway , 800 20 19 ,
do pid 300 82 81
Texas A Pacific 2.100 21S 2'?
Tol.. St. L. A W 100 24 2434
do pfd 374 374
Union Pacific 86.800 82 S14
do pfd 300 81 90
Wabash
do pfd 6,100 34 32
W. A Lake Erie KO 16 15
Wis. Central W0 17 17
do pfd 200 884 8S
Mex. Central 1,000 7 7
Adams Ex
Amer. Ex
V. S. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car A F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton OIL.
do pfd
Amer. Ice
do nfd
81.400
1.600
400 '
100 64 6T4
Amer. Unseed Oil 8
do pfd 1O0 28 28 274
Amer. Locomotive... 1.000 17 17 17
do pfd 200 181 gl 180
Amer. Smelt. A R... 500 49 49 49
do pfd 1.000 954 944 96
Amer. Sugar Ref.... 8,500 127 125 126
Anaconda M. Co 74
Bncklyn R. T 23,500 45 43 44
Colo. Fuel A 1 500 804 30 294
Con. Gas 34.800 ,2124 24 2W4
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Gen. Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nsfl Lead
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Pressed Stepl Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. Car
Republic Steel...
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A I
U. B. leather
do pfd
V. S. Realty
66
21
16614
18
83
244
94
67
2114
3?4-
5
32
6 6 64
79 79 7
do pfd Z.5O0 hH'j
IT. 8. Rubber 900 i64j
do pfd 1.500 G8
V. S. Steel 8.600 8?
do nfd 66.600 6J
Westlngh. Electric
Western Union 400 Si
Ex-dlvldend.
61
87
Total sales for the day, 466,300 shares
Boston Stock Quotation
BOSTON. May 16 Call loans, 234 per
cent; time loans, 844 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and toonds:
Atrhlion til. 4.... M1 Wetting, common .... 77
00 M Adenturs
ttn. Cntrml 4a.... M Allou.i 4S4
Atchison T im1im!1 4914
4 pM lw American lino '
Boatan A Albany 4 . Atlantic n,
Bnatos A Mains 1444 Blniham to-A
Boston Elevates ....140 i'.i. a Hcla 4C0
Fttcbburs pfs 134 jCanUnnlal 14
Mti. Canlral H Copper Ran 42 W
N. T.. N. H. A H...1M irislr W.at st.
Para Marquatts 714 dominion Coal I64
He Ion Peolflc 114a Franklin 74
Amer. Arie. Chem... 14 Orancr 14
do p(4 lalo Borate 44
Amee. Pnen. Tub.... Maa. Mining lu
Amer. Sugar 1-''V Mlrhlfan 4
40 P'd Mohawk SUj
Amer. T T H44e Mont C. C i
Amer. Woolen 10 Old Dominion l:w
4o pf4 '4(4 Osceola M
Pomlnlos I. A IV4 Parrot u
K4laos Elee. Ills. ,.t Uulnc an
Oen. Electrlo Shannoa 74
Maa. Electrlo n Tamarack to
to pli 4 Trlnttjr it,
Maaa. Uaa 'S '' 6. Mining jn
I ntt4 Tnilt V Oil 4
l nll.4 Shoo Macb ... 66 V tab Jjv
oo pt4 M Victoria
U S. Steel aVa w inoua
4o (4 US WolToiin TO
Bid. Asked.
k MlBlaar ltalii
NEW 1 tjniv, ffiay 10. i lie loiiowin
g are
in Kiuama V - - m m.mm
11 1 , , 1. r-.i.,
aaams i-om
Alice
Haatee
rH
, TO
(Utile Chief
.. I
,.ib
..tn
..
.. it
.. ti
.. 44
.. II
,.J0
. M
, IS
, 4
Ot.tarlo
opbir
pboenlx
Potoal
(mato. k Tunnel
10
li
"f on. 1 11. at a
Horn Stlrer
. lae leevage
.11 ! Sierra Nevada ...
iron Silver
1M I Small Hope
-.'III CM
1 'Stanaars
Assessment paia.
Kew lark Mnney Market.
NEW YORK, May 16.-MONEY On call,
easy at ltf-'4 per rent: closing bid at 1
per rent: offered at 2 per rent; time loans,
firmer; sixty snd ninety days. 3 per cent;
six months. SVa4 per ct-nt; prime mercan
tile psper, 34 per cent.
stV:rling exchange Firm, with sc
tual business la bankers' bills at Hcy
4 695 for demand and st It foe sitv-dsv
bills; posted rates. $4 v,4T4 .86 and K88;
COmmerrmi kiiib, 1, "ii, n 4 M74.
. . ...... ti r -, - - - ..
ni i. r-n rvr, wic, Mexican aoiiara.
4HHc
BONDS Oovernment
easy.
weak; railroad.
The closing quotations on bonds are at
follows:
V I. rf te,
rg.,
..1041i Manhattan r. g 4s. ..W4
4o enupon ...
4o .V. reg....
do coupon ....
So new 4a, m
4o coupon ....
4o 014 4e. rg
4o coupon
Atchison gen. 4a
4o adl. 4a
.-" Ma. central 4a esse
..l'V lo 1M Inc It's,
..i Mitm. a st L 4.... PR
..lXi M . K. T. 4a 1001
. M . K. T. a U
. ll N ft. R ot M. e. 4s. 14
..ltpeN T. f. g. Ia.
..i" in. j. r. s. is...
.. MS
..in
1 !Nn PaclSo 4a ...
..ioa4
.. t:s
Atlantic C. L. 4s.... KH
B. A O. 4s 1":T4
4o
Central of Oa. 6s 1 S
do la
N. it W. c. 4S ...
o. 8. L. 4a par
Fnn. conv. lLva..
.. 4V4
4o lat Inc 73
rtcadlng gen. 4e.
Ch. A Ohio 4Ha....lra 3t. L. t I. M. c. 111H
(hlcago A. IS" 7
Ft.
A S P. fg. 4a. !
C , B. A Q. n. 4a ... M4
C. M. A 8 P. g 4a..l'v,
C. A N. W. c. 7a. ...1
C . H I. A P., 4a... .
do col. (a 79a
C' t. A B. L. f 4a . 11X14,
Chicago Ter. 4 77
I". 1.. 8. W. la
4V
Scahiiard A. U. 4a..
So PacHc 4a
n. Rallwar H
Ta A P. la
T . St. L. A W. 4a
Vtron Partnc 4a....
in conv. 4a
70
tl
11t4
lltVtj
TO
104H
Con. Tobacco 4a 8S
tolo. ft So. 4a
D. A R. O. 4a
ens prior Hen 4.
do gen. 4a
r. W. A D. C. la.
Hocking V.I. 44e .
L. A N. nnl. 4a....
Offered.
4 IV. 8. Steel td tt
"4 1 Wahath la
.. 72
..1I4H
.. ill's
V do deb. B
f.w-. A L. E. 4a...
a4j
107,iW!a. Central 4a f"4
l"74,,Colo. F. A I. c. ia.. 701
10UI4
liondon stock Market.
LONDON, May 16-Closlng:
Con sola.' money H
4o account SO u-lft
Anaconda i'ia
Atchleon TO
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.... 7s
Canadian Paclflo ....114
N. T Central..
Norfolk A W...
do nfd
..HT'A
... SS
Ontario A W...
,. t4
.. t'
...
.. 111.
Pennarlvanls ,.
Rand Mlnee ....
Reading
do lat pfd....
do M fM
Chea. A Ohio
JO
Chltago Ot. W...
C . M. A St. P..
7eBeera
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 21 pfd
llllnola Central ..
l,outa. A Naab...
at.. K. A T
.. U
. .14.14
.. lVi
.. 20
.. t9
.. .as.
.. r?4
.. S3H
..13:"
..ll0
.. II
80. Rallwaj ...
.. o4t
do nfd
.. 144
.. 4't
.. t44
Po. Pacific
t'nlon Paclflo ..
do rtfd
U. 8. 8teel
.. i
do nfd
.. MS
.. Ka
Wahaah
do pfd
.. 3S
. HVSpanlah 4a
SILVER Bar, steady, 25 9-16d per ounce.
Ml)M,V1 hap rani
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2 per tent; for three
montns Dins, 2 per cent.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN. May 16. Exchange on Iondon
20f 41'pfgK for checks. The discount rate
for short bills is 2 per cent and for three
months' bills 3l,t per cent. Trading on the
Dourse today was or the quietest character,
PARIS. Mav 16. Three Der cent rentes.
96f 77c for the account. Prices on tha
bourse today opened dull, had a strengthen.
ing tone and closed with an improvement.
Russian imperial 4s closed at 88.90.
LONDON, May 16. The superabundance
of money was the feature today. The
Stock exchange opened quiet and prices
were ratner improved, muling was moder
ately active and the market closed steady.
Consols hardened. Home rails ImDroved.
Americans were listless at first and a trifle
below parity. They continued to dwindle
and closed a fractidn higher. The London
Btock exchange, In observance of the Whit
suntide holidays, will be c osed on Mav
21 and 23. Bullion to the amount of 10.000
was withdrawn from the Bank of England
tooay.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. May 16. Bank elcarinfrs for to
day, 31,350,494.49, a decrease of 3202,534.08 from
tne corresponding day last year.
OMAHA WHOLESALE: MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce
EGGS Receipts, liberal; mar-et steady;
iresn stock, lbc.
LIVE POULTRY, -Hens, 994c: roosters,
according to size, 6'y7c; turkeys, 13c; ducks,
9c: geese. 6c.
BUTTER Packing Block. !14c; choice
lu iaiii.v utiiiji, iiim;, acumaiur, vc.
FRESH FISH-Trout. 14c; pickerel, 8e;
pike. 12c: perch. 6i&64e: blaensh. 12c: whlte-
nsh, 14c; salmon, lie; nauutci:. 10c: cod-
nsn, l.c: redsnapper. lie; lobster, coned.
per id, sjc; Dunneaas, iic; catnsn, iaai4c
black bass. 20c: hnllbut. 11c: craDDlea. 12c
herring, 6c; roe shad, 76c; shad roe, loc;
smau ciscoes, iuc
BRAN Per ton, 318:50.
HAY Prices ouoted bv Omaha Whole
sale Pesters' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, 18.00; No. , 17.50 ; medium, tT.00; coarse,
16.60; rye straw, 36.00 ''These prices are for
ray of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
ORANGES Neve Is, tjhblce. all slcea. $2.60;
rancy navels, all slees, vl2.75ZJ3.0: Medlter
rsnean sweets, all elaea,' 32. 2o; Jaffas. all
sizes, S2.DU. ..
LEMONS-Callfornla fancy. 300 to 360,
J3.60; choice, 240 to 279, X3.0f3.26.
CALIFORNIA FIGS Per 10-lb cartons.
66c; Imported Smyrna, z crown, 12c; S
crowti. 14c; 7-crown, 15c.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch,
$2.00ii2.60: Jumbo, t2.75iS3-26.
niTird DAr.inn v. A en .!, ee.
a A . mail, I ULIA , , 1 Ji.f, c, , W i
per -lb. In 60-lb boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
dates, ner box, 82.40.
PINEAPPLES-In crates of 34 to 42 per
crate, 40. ou.
FR1TIT8
APPLES Oregon fancy Ben Davis, per
box, 31.60; New York export Russets and
sain wins, M.t'J
STRAWBERRIES Arkaraag,' per i't-qt
esse. $2.00'fi2.26.
CHERRIES-Callfornia, per bcx, $160
a.w.
VRCSETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, $L10; Dakota, per
bu., $1.10; new Texas Red stock, In sacks.
per id., zc.
NAVY BEANS Per bu $2.16(S2..
ONIONS Bermuda, per SO-lb. crate. $2.00,
CABBAGE California, per lb., ic;
soutnern, per crate, l2.IMfl3.iw.
CUCUMBERS Per doz., 76c$1.00.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate,
fancy, $2.60; cbolce, $2.26.
RADISHES-Per dog. bunches. 85060c.
LETTUCE Top lettuce, per dozen. 459
sue.
TURNIPS Southern, per doz. 46o.'
BEETS Southern, per doz., 76o.
CARROTS Southern, per doz., 76a
PA RSLE Y Per doz., 40t.
BEANS Wax. per bu. box, $3.00; string,
per bu. box, $2.00.
SPINACH Per bu.. home grown. 60360c.
ASPARAGUS Per dozen bunches. 45o0c
GREEN PEPPERS-Per 6-bsskel crate,
$2.00.
EGO PLANT Per doz.. $1.05.
SQUASH Florida summer, per dot., $1.00.
PEAS-Per bu. box. $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
He: Wisconsin Young America, 12c: block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13V4c; Wiscon
sin llmherger, J 3c
CIDER Per bbl., $650; per 14 bbl., $3.28;
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c: No. 2 green, 8e:
No. 1 salted. 7c: No. t salted. 6c: No. 1 veal
calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9'4c; No. 2 veal calf. 1
to J0 lbs, tiftc; dry salted hides. H'CT.Ic;
sheep pelts. 24ff27c; horsehldes, $1,6042.60.
HORSERADISH Per crate of dosen
pecked. 80c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
I6c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell,
per lb.. 13c: No. 2 hard shell. Der lb.. 12c:
fiscans, lsrge, per lb,, 12c; small, per lb ,
9c; peanuts, per lb., 60; rossted peanuts,
per 10., sc;jniu wainuis, iz!flic: isrgs
hickory nuts, per lb., lis: almonds, soft
shell, per lb., 15c: hard shell, 13c; shell-
Daras. per du., -'wu; discx walnuts, per
bu.. $1.2t
Wool Market.
BOBTON. Mav . 16. WOOL Territory
weak; pulled wools are steady, with me
dium grades scarce. There Is a firm tone
to foreign wools. Leading quotations are:
Idaho, heavy fine, 13tfrl3iJc: fine medium,
16'S16H': medium, 16iil7c; low medium, 17
19c. Utah and Nevada, fine, 14ifri?15o;
heavy fine. l.Vfil34c; fine medium. 15Vi316c:
"medium, 1841 19c; low medium, 18'u20c. Da.
aota. nne. la'iino; nne menium. itrisvic;
meaium, lujainc; low menium. iwjnc.. Mon
tana, fine, choice, 181119c: fine average. 17
j18c; nne medium, choice. Il4il9c: average.
Wnllc; staple, l&S19c; medium choice, 18
tl 19c
ST. IXJUIS. May 11. WOOL-Stesdv: me
dium grades, combing and clothina. 17a
81c; light line. 141117c; heavy fine, 121fl4c;
tun wasnen, aitiaic.
IXNION. May lti.-WOOI-The offerlners
at the auction sales today amounted to
u.(Oo psies. 'rne aemanu was good nnd
prices were firm. Sales In detail: New
South Wales, 2.8) bales; scoured. lOdQla
l"d: areaKV. 4rid1 Id. Oueenslaml. twin
bales; scoured. 1 odflls 9d. Victoria. 1,600
bales: scoured lldle 6d: gressv. Mltl lHdi
South Austrnlla, 1.2t hales; greasv, bKAft
Is d. Tasmania. 6"i0 hales; greasy, $dfr
Is l4jd. New Zealand, 1.6u0 bnles: scoured.
Is 6d: grrasv. Milld. Cape of Good Hope
snd Natal. 700 tmles; scoured, ludflls 6d ;
greasy, SflM. Punts Arenas, n hnles;
greasy, 7nu,4d; Falkland island, 200 bales;
greasy, 6y9d.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. May 16 OUR fmlnn.
seed, easy; prime crude, nominal; prime
yellow. Z7Vc. fetroieum. easy; refined.
New York. $t.l5; Philadelphia and Balti
more, $8 10; in bulk, $8 2o. Turpentine,
steadv. wic.
ROSIN-Qulct; strained, common to good
$2 91'Vij 2 96.
OIL CITY. 1'a.. May 16-OlLS-Oedlt
Lslances. $1 62: certllh ates, no bid; ship
ments, 138 1 aS hhls. ; average, 75 94 bbls:
runs. 116.397 Mils: average, 76.244 bbls;
shlp'Tiits. Lima. 126.8u3 bbls.; average, 18,.
8.11 l.liH. ; runs. Lima, 109,41s bbls.; average.
64 (3 t.h'e ff
SAVANNAH. May UOILS-Turpenllna,
Brm: 64hC.
ROSIN Firm: A. B. C. D. ti 60; E. ! 65;
F. $2 70; a. $2 75; H, $2.80;. L $3 00: K $1 16:
U, $3 20; K, 3 30; W O. $J 60; W W, $3. Ml
OMAHA LIVE SlOCll MARKET
Bif SUsri Otntrtllj TiTt to Ten Cent
Lower, with Cowi BtMdj.
HCGS SOLD ABOUT A NICKEL LOWER
hees Receipts Fairly Liberal for the
Time of tear, bat Market Baled
Active and Folly Steady with
the Close ef Last Week.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 16, 14.
Official Monday 2.9 0.066 3,;64
ISame day last week 4,&1 6,W 4.9i9
tsime day week before.. 2.64 6,222 6,ol3
same tnree weeks ago.. 4.2WI b.wo i.vM
Same four weeks ago.V. 4.316 7.049 8.5;3
esme day last year...... 1.687 4,n64 3.94
RECEIPTS r'Oit THE YH.AR TO DA IB.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, bogs and sheep at Boutn omen lot
the year 10 data with comparison with last
1904. lH. Inc. Dec.
Cuttle 362.449 3nX443 6.993
HogS Bus itlH S7H.MM 0I.9XM
fcliecp ibu,tfs6 4W.897 152,081
Average prices paid for hogs at eouin
Omaha tor the last several daye with com
parison: Dta, I lstH.ltCt.lst.lB01.18vJ0.llstN
May 1.
May .
May .
May 4.
May 6.,
May .,
May J.,
May 8..
May 9.,
May 10.
May 11.
May 12
14
I 71)
6 7
1 trrl
I 261
6 18
6 17
6 34
6 U
'
6 21
t 10
6 12
6 lOi
6 16
6 la,
817
6 21
6 23,
161
I "
$ 66
3 0
3 1
3 W
t 681
3 2 3 So
I 64 I W
1 90
3 69
8 66 3 89
3 6i 3 96
3 62 3 97
$ 661 4 19
3 boi 4 3o
i 4 22
3 87
3 3 4 25
93 6 W
7 00 6 64i
7 0S i t6,
7 Oil 6 61 1
7V,
4 68
4 6t I
4 144
6 64
6 46
I 5 So
6 99
1 0- 6 6i
7 li 6 71
May 13.
May 14.
May 15.
Msy 16.
I 4 W 1
1 eovi!
41,
6 36
6 321
36
7 12 6 66
7 07; 6 69)
Indicates Sunday,
Tha official numKr cif r.rn rtt stock
brought in today by each road was:
i:utti,v Hon. Sneeu.H'r's.
C, M. A Bt. P. Ry
Wabash
I 3I SO)
4 61 16 7 61
i 6J J 7 01
l "61
4 tu! ? 7 03
4 eoh 6 661 98
44k 3
I 6 631
6 621
13
3 ..
9 'i "
3 .. 1
20 .. 1
3
14 9
1
t
e
2
1
71 14 "2
Mo. Pac. Rv 2
Union Pacinc System. 34
C. & N. W. Ry
F E. A M. V. R. R.. 49
C, St. P., M. 4k O. Ry. 4
B. & M. Ry 21
C. B. A U. Ry
C, R. I. & P. Ry., east 2
C. H. 1. P. Rv..west ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western. 1
Total receipts 113
The dlsoositlon of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each ouyer purcnaslng the num
ber ui head indiualeu:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omana Packing company -M
711
Hwift and t ompany
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Company
Swift A Co. from country
Armour & Co. from 8. C.
700
1.060
1,03
1.267
162
813
200
967
1,874
752
275
33
"'
6
2
866
W
169
W. I. Stephen
Hohblck & B
Sol Degau
S. & S. Co
Hamilton & R
Other buyers
290
T- ., I 9 hOI
6,040
3,331
itXOI -
,'ITTI 1. Thra m'oa , mnrlcrMla Tl.11
of
,1 a 1 m a In elirtit tntav at lieunv all of th
. . . .. 1 . , , . ..... s, 111 iharo u. ii ti ,1 arreat
IIIHincw, uu, . ' ' ' " --
amount of llle to the trade, and while some
cattle sola sieaay oineis wen uhuuuu,wi
lower.
, , - . . n 1 . r, , V, I . nnlnf wna
1 lie UCCL airci maiavi ,nio v.... ..
slow, with prices generally 6&i0c lower than
tne Close oi msi acea. evjiuBuime
choice that both local packers and snlppen
wanted were In some oases not a great deu
lower, but if the cattle were at all on tht
plain order they were slow and 510o lower
None of the packers seemed to be at a
nxlous for Iresh supplies, as tneyioo
. 1 n. a .iwiiit hnvinir wlint was offered
lllllll l llll D .... . u u -- "
. , 1 11,, mantk nut
considering the small number on sale It took
A . ihki , : 1 nn , m i v.n r. tu, iiin.iu umuv,
a long time tor salesmen 10 uibiui m
. , . a ,1 1 n .. h.ln thji anner.
1 ne rain ui wuiw m ...f ,
ance of the cattle and may have bad soms
eneci on me iraae.
There were comparatively few cows and
, , . . 1 aa knvM tnnlt nolo
of them in fairly good shape and paid gen-
ti.. J.a .-!- - Onrnarhlnv r nfilrA In
cruiiy Birmuy i irs. 4w.. .......a. - - - - -
the way of iifht weight cows or hifer In
tome inamnuca fm -
change from yesterdsy, though, on any kind
i.I eMantlnn Its' SjVtsTVe
Wftei s5C4iXCriy WUI LU 438CiS4.zv.s.aa. '
. . .l J mw- ..ruvil task a sta-n
X5U1IB, veai nitc" ; . -
Just about yesterday's notches without any
aimouuy. . M . ,
There were oniy a iew
sight and in spite of the rain speculators
end. paid steady prices for them. Common
kinds were negiecir-u 1
Representative sales:
No
At. FT. No.
i 1 u It
A. IT.
,.1044 4 46
1120 I 10 It.
i 10
I 7S
7i
.1214
4 44
, 440
, 170
, 40
40
17.
i.
44.'
I.
1.
1.
it.
41.
Ii.
w.
u.
It.
62.
11.
11.
ill.
40.
H.
It.
.1
4.
i7.
14.
J8.
lit
it.
14.
i-.
14.
I17i
1171
, 1141
1221
1274
4 44
4 40
4 40
4 50
4 44
t (0
.. 730 4 00
..tea 4 00
,.1(W0 4 OS
.. 114 4 00
.. 717 4 14
.. nt 4 JO
..1400
4 40
..12j7 4 40
..1341 4 40
Si....
ISO)
1244
1025
4 40
4 40
4 SO
, 400 4 II
,440 4 10
...1110
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of hogs here this morning, but In Chicago
there were 40.CM), and the market there
only about a nickel lower, and as all the
Dac
kers wsnteo a tew. ins marsei was
act!
ve at the decline, everything being out
1rst hands at an early hour. There was
r.artlcular change in the market from
1 . 7 .1 1 -tH. h,,li . v.
of tl
no
start
iri IO 1111111. no ,,1.1 v, inc piin,-
Ight hogs sold from $4 60 to $4.65. with
we
the
cnolcer loaua inirvi iiuiu ev.eo to
. A prime load of 1st backs, weighing
1 X- aI4 Si 76 r. the mm rr m
84.71
376
Saturday's top. The light hogs, of which
there were quite a few on sale, went from
64.57'A down. Representative sales:
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SHEEP There wss a fairly liberal run
of sheep here this morning for the time of
year, but the demand wss In considerably
better shape than was the care Inst Wtea.
Buyers stsrled out in good season and
bought up practically everything offered at
good, steady prices. In spots the market
looked a little stronger. The tiuallty of
most of the arrival was only fair.
Wethers sold ss high ns J-UH) and some
fair yearlings brought $4.85. There were no
choice ewes on sale. Clipped lambs sold
up to $j.2.i nnd some Kauxas wool lamb,
brought $640.
'There were a few feeder lambs on sale
this morning, for which there was a tmou
demand. They were shorn, weighed bfty-
nine pounds and sold for i.75.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs. $5.50i&6.tio; fair to good lambs.
$5 OfdS Jo; good to choice wooled lambs,
$6 5v(i6.;6: fair to sonrl wooled lambs. 16 00
JS6.50; good to Choice yearlings or wethers,
$5 V(T5.26; fslr to good yearlings or wethers,
$4.,55.00: good to choice ewes, $4 704 90;
mir io goon ewes, i4.50Q4.iD.
Representative sales:
No. Aver. Pr.
3 Western cull ewes 76 2 50
66 western cull ewee 71 a is
ft western cull ewes 87 8 25
290 western feeder lambs 69 8 75
19 western ewes 100 4 25
3M western lambs 6a 4 50
3o8 western ewes 84 4 75
2o0 western wethers 94 4 74
2f9 western vearlmn k? 4
200 western wethers li 6 00
529 western lambs 5S 6 oo
1 western wether i 5 On
16 western wethers 91 5 4
96 western lambs 73 5 29
14 western cull lamti sr. 5 Rn
1,040 Kansas wooled lambs 93 40
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Prices Rale ftteady and strong and
Receipts Generally Good.
CHICAGO. Muv 1SrTTI pp.cim.
27.000 head; market steady to uc lower;
good to prime steers. $5.10(55.66; poor to
medium. $4.1rV34.90; stockers and feeders.
$3.26i(4.6fl; cows. I1.6OW4.40; hellers. $2.26V
4.70; canners. $1.50ff2.6fl; bulls, $2.00474.00;
CSlves. 22.50ii5.26: Texas fed steers, tl 004
4.75. '
HOGS Receipts 40.000 head, estimated to
morrow, 25,000 head; left over. 2,460 head;
mixed Snd butchers Xt 65W4 88: ironrl In
choice heavy, $4 .80ff4.87H; rough heavy, $4 60
76; light, $4.60i&4.76; bulk of sales, $4.7va
T.CU.
SHEEP AND I.AMn. Receipts IR 000
head: mrlmt steadv In arfrrtna" vnnH tn
choice wethers. $4.7586.66; fair to choice
mixed. $.1.75W4.60; clipped western sheep,
$4 506.50; clipped nstlve lambs. $4.5tt'6.20;
clipped western lambs. $4.75(&6.20.
New Vnrk Live Stock Market.
NEW YORIC. Mav 16 .-TtKF.Vr.H-Ra.
feints. 3.615 head: mnrftet alenriv tn strnnir:
bulls and cows steady, good demand; steers,
$4.606.42H; bulls 3.504.60; cows, $1.80tj
8 60. Cables quoted live cattle easier at
HV4'S12-'ae per lb., dressed weight: sheen
strong at I34irrl4Vsc; yearlings. 15c, dressed
weights; refrigerator beef, 913c per lb.
Exports. 850 head, cattle; 1,326 head cf sheep
ana 4.4iO quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 8.190 head: market
opened steady and lower: venls. $.1.50426.00:
choice, 36.26; general ssles, $5.00tM.OO; butter
milks, $3.00; city dressed veals, friirtj per lb.;
extra 9H": country dressed. 6840.
HOGS Receipts. 7.862 head; market
steady: Pennsylvania and state hogs, $5.00
6.25: choice, $5.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpts. 4.183
head; market for spring lambs steadv;
clipped sheep. $3.50S'5 5O: clipped lambs, $6.00
437.00; clipped culls, $5.50; no wooled sheep
or lambs; spring lambs, $3.00fti.87tt per head.
1 '
Kansas City Live Stork Market,
KANSAS CITY, May 16. C ATT LT Re
ceipts 4.800 hesd, Including 600 souther:
market steady to strong; export and dressed
beef steers, $4.6036.26; fair to good. $4.001
4.60; western fed steers, $-l.00r34. ,5; stockers
and feeders, $3.2694.70: southern steers,
$3. 7694.60; southern cows, $2.2S?i3.76; native
cows, $200474.26; native heifers. $3.6ftij4.86;
bulls. $2.50-(t3.80; calves, $2.76.(.
HOGS Receipts 8.000 bead: marker 6ff10c
lower; tup. $4.80;:,bulk. 4.504J4.72H; heavy,
4.7n94.80; packers, . $4.6054.76; . pigs and
lights. $4.00(34.624.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 8.000
head; market steady; native iambs, $5.25'$
6.76; western lambs. $6.00ii?6.RO; fed ewes,
$4.6tVtJ6.00; Texas yesrllngs, $4.756.26; Texas
clipped sheep, $4.60gi6.00; stockers, $S.t0a
4.60.
tt. Lools Mve Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May ll.-CATTLE-Recelpts
8.500 head, Including 1.600 Texana; market
for natives easy, for Texans steady; r.atlve
shipping and rxport steers, $4.2fffl5.50:
dressed beef snd butcher steers, $4. 00ft
6.40; steers tinder 1.000 pounds, $4.006.00:
stockers snd feeders, $3.60414.36; cows and
heifers. f32S'R5.O0; Canners, $2.00412.60; bulls,
$2.7534.00; calves. $3.0OrfS.00: Texas snd In
dian steers,' $3.2&04.6O; cows and heifers,
$S.004M.i6.
HOGS Receipts 4.500 bead: msrket 57T10c
lower; pigs and lights. $4.2O4f4.60: packer.
$4.60(84.$0; butchers and best heavy, $4.70
4.8(5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 6.000
head: market steadv: native muttons, $4.00
476.60: lambs.' $6.OO$i8.00; culls and bucks,
$2.004.60; stockers, $2.0C33.60.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, M.y 16. CATTLE Receipts
2.338 head; market steady to 10c lower;
natives. $4.2616.35; Texas and westerns,
$3.8574.85: cows and heifers. $2.00iS4.75; bwlla
nnd stags, S2.7Bfj 4.tyi; stockers and feeders,
$3.25r4.40.
HOGS Receipts 4.636 head; msrket 63100
lower; llcht. f 4.66g4.67V4; medium and
heavy. $4.e2V4(cT4.80,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 6.596
head; msrket steady to strong; shorn
lambs, $5.86, .
Slonx City Live Stork Market.
SIOTTC CITY. Ia.. May 16. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.600 bend;
market steady: stockers, stronger: beeves.
$3WVS4.80: cows, bulls and mixed, $2.S07jp
4 00; stockers nnd feeders, $3.Putj3.8o; calves
and vearllngs. $2.75ifi1.TB.
HOGS Rocelpts. 3.000 head: market Eo
lower at $4.504jM 86; bulk. $4.554.60.
Following sre the receipts of live stock
fni- the elv Tirlnelnal western cities vat.
terdav: Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
South Omaha 1.489 6I6 3.354
Chicago 27.000 40.000 15.000
Kinm Cltv .i 4.8O0 8.Vfl 6.000
St. Louis 3.600 4.600 6.696
8t. Joseph 2.83 4 6TO
Sioux City 1,600 3,000
Totals
41.677 f610l 28f4
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 16. METALS Tin was
weak again. The break In London carried
prices down 12a 6d to 123 17s 6d for spot,
while futuree declined 7s 6d to 123. Lo
cally tin, responding to the declines abroad
and In the absence of demand, cloned easy
at $27 30)27 65. Copper was 2s 6d lower at
the close in txindon with spot quoteo at
4 57 7a ftrl and futures at 57 10u. L'icallV
copper was quiet and unchanged. Lakn Is
quoted at $13 50: electrolytic. $13 12i4t13.25.
snd casting at $12 87'4fil3.12'4 Ld closed
unchanged at $4.604j4.65 In New York, but
declined is an to an ii" on in ne winnnni
market Hneller was unchanged St e5.20'ir
6 25 In New York, snd at 22 2s 6d In Lon
don. Iron closed at 62s In Glasgow and nt
43s 7H1 In Middlesboro. Locally Iron was
without change. No. 1 foundry northern Is
quoted at $15 iW1l6.f.0: No. 2 foundry north
ern st $14.750715.26; No. 1 foundry southern
and No. 1 foundrv southern soft st $14 001
14 IS Pig Iron warrants are easier with
sellers atWI-V '
ST MH lb. way !. air. ai ivrsa,
dull, St.STVn; spelter, easier. $4.97H-
' t'olTee Market.
krw YORK. Mav 16 COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at an sd
vance of 6&19 points. Bales were reported
of 49,760 bsgs. Including May at B.kMVite kw.;
Julv. 6.8'Wr6 'Ifle; Hertember. 6 00rnfi.26c; No
vemlter, 6.30c: December. 6 804ifi,6fic; Janil
ary (40c, and March, 6.6O6 80c. Spot Rio,
L0WREY BR0S.&C0
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions,
Room 213, K. Y. Life Building Pnone 3610.
Bntclnl sttsntloa given to telegraph and
tnall orders. ' aAHA.
Updike Commission Co.,
ORAIN AND PROVISIONS,
tiualnsss handled promptly in sll markets
Office. 6U Bee Building.
Telephone H54V
C. W. LPLlivE. MANAGER.
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stesdy; No. T Invoice, 7c; mild, quiet; Cor
dova, 104jl3r.
"lta Market.
LIVER P"OU May 14 -COTTON-Ppot In
limited demsnd: prices 12 points higher,
Amerlcsn mhlilllng fair. T.fisnl; good mlit
(II I tig. 7.64d; midililng. 7 .4t'l; Ikw middling
7.2d; good ordinary. 7 2Ad:; ordinary, 7. .-
Futures opened susdy and closed vet j
steady: American mltliillng, g. o. c , May
7M4il. Mty snd June. 7tl; June snd July
7 26il; July snd August. 7. .'Id; August am
September. 6 97d; Scpicmler nnd October,
37d; tict'iber snd November, 6 1"d; Novem
ber snd December, 4Vikl; January and Feb
ruary. .02il.
NKW ORLEANS. Mar 16 .-COTTON Fu
tures steadv; Mav. l:L6itI13.fiVW: June. ISM
i:.H:-; Juiv. 14. 0-"o Mtflc; August, l$.l.:d
13.13c; September. Il.69ti1l.7nc; October. 11. lj
till 14c: November, 11 02'nll 04c; Jnniiar-,
11.04till.Qfic.;sales. 950 bnlcs; ordinary,
116-ltH?; good ordinary, HSc; middling,
13Sc; good mlildllng. "13 15-K.c; mlddilm
fair. r. Receipts, 1,052 bslcs; stock,
1;.10 bales.
NKW YORK, May 16 COTTON-Ppot
closed tpilet. 25 points higher; middling up
lands, usoc; middling gulf, 14.06c; sale
3,.i"i halo.
ST. I.OI'IS, May 16,-COTTON-Qnlrt sn4
unchanged: mldillinir. 13Sc: sales, none,
receipts, f.4 bales; shipments, 89 bales,
stock, bales.
naar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Msy 16 -SVOAR-Rsw,
firm, fair refining, 3 fi-l'l'tiSSc; fcntrifugi
96 test, 3 13-164i3c; molasses sugar, 3 l-16'l
814c; refined, firm; No. 6, 4 45c; No. 7, 4.40.-;
No. 8, 4.36c; No. 9. 4.30c; No. 10, 4.25c; No.
II. 4.20r; No. 12. 4.15c; No. 1.1. 4.10c; NO. 14,
4 05c; confectioners A. 4 70c; mould A. 6.20c;
cut losf. 6.65c; crushed. 66nc; powdered,
4 95c; granulated. 4H,ic: cubes, 6I1V.
NEW ORLEANS May 16 SLGAR--Strong:
open kettl". 2ii3 8-16c; open ket
tle centrifugal. S'g3Sc; centrifugal whites
t'flfSc; yellows. SHc; seconds. 2J
34c; molasses, nominal; open kettle, -'ltl
25c; rcntrifiigal, I(i'i(l5c.
SYRL'I' Nomina), '.'Oil 25c.
Dry liooda Market.
NEW YORK. May 16.-DRY GOODS-TI14
market la slightly Improved and buyer4
show more disposition to operate for th4
future, although comparatively few price!
sre announced. Additional export bushiest
has been accomplished.
Elgin Butter Market.
ELGIN. III., May 16 BI'TTER l'?rm. ht
19ie, a decline of H from Isst week's
price. Fales for the week In. this e'.strlct
were 67,755 pounds.
SHOOTS WOMAN WHO REFUSED
Illinois Man Commits Marder Be
raase Sweetheart Wonld
Kot Marry Him.
PEORIA, III., May 14. While her father,
Len D. Howells, nnd family were away
from their home near Yates City yesterday,
Nora, the 17-yenr-old daughter, went riding
with William Louden, who had been for
bidden to enter the house. He urged hei
to marry him, and when she refused fatally
shot her through the abdomen. The g'.rl
claimed the shooting was accidental cull
informed there was no hope of recovery,
when ehe wcukened &nd tcld the straight
etory. Louden cade no tffort to escape and
V4i taken to the Knox county jail at Gales
turg for cafe keeping this morning.
' Mnrder In Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okl May 16,-Sam-uel
Qutrls of Ch&ttnnooga, Tenn , was shol
and fatally wounded by Edward Waldon,
clerk In a local hotel, In a quarrel here
over a woman.
Reflated Snarnr Advances.
NEW YORK. Mny 16 All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 60 a hundred
rounds today.
.REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. '
Deeds filed for record May 16 as furnished
by the Midland Guarantee and Trust com
pany, bonded abstracter, 1G14 Farnam
street, for The JBee:
Balthas Jetter to Anton and Maggie
, Yost, lot 2, Mock 7, Jetter c edd....$ :-76
Mm. W. W. Pwanzy and htisland to
Carrie H. Stevens. rrt' cf lot 17.
block 1. Orchard Hill 1.200
Ar.nle Schleicher to Carrie. Eetes. part
of lot 8, block 3, Improvement As- 1
sociatlon add 1,851
Hattie A. Havens r.nd husband to P.
A. Wells, lot f. block .2, Ksriecom
Tlace ,0M
Alexander Hodge et al, to Peter and
Louise J. Kuhl, part of lot 16, block
2. Mcintosh's sub 1,500
Edgar B. Wlllli-ms tuid wife to City
of South Omaha, streets adjoining
block 8. Maxwell's add , 1
Sheriff to Harvey Rieck, lot 26, Tut
tie's sub , 1,670
United States to James H. Deeland,
swH seav, 12-16-11 (petent) ;
C'ccrge T. Nicholson and wife to
George & Co., lots I and 4, block
2, Potter's sdd, and other land.... 709
Ru'iis C fill to Gorge S. MeCague.
lots 27 to 3. Ler Vrrwcrth Business
Place, and other lanJ 1
Charles St et.r.nyer and wife to Peter
Master, lot 7, block 1, Rush &
fJhelby's add 1.10ft
Patrick Hoctor and wife, to Albert
and Flora Prior, 2 acres in sw cor.
9-14-13 600
Rumsey Baling to Carl Hess, lot 10,
block 4, Saling's add to 101k horn.... 64
Same to sam. lot 9, block 4, sime.. 40
Caroline Erlcksoh Wall snd husband
to Nathalie Hehler. part of lot 6,
block 14. E. V. Smith's add 1,600
Charles H. Beasel) et al, to H. -G.
Harte, 'et al, a44 bloc 4, Perkins'
sub ., 5.000
Elerv R. Hume and wlfo to Mary C.
Aulqulst, lot 16, block 1, Stevens' ,
place 325
Fred D. Weod, et al, to Adam Bands,
lot 1, Buckeye pl.ice 2,"
Julius Agazonl nnd wlfo to John
Panda, part of lot 16, Mayfleld 200
William 11. Mulhall, Jr.. and wife- to
George W. Armour, lots 7 to '0.
block 1,1. sub of John I. Uedlck s add 1
George W. Armour to M.'ty A. Mul
hall. same property 1
Vnclav Vontlia ;ind wife to F'ank
Flaln. lot 4. Jackson's sub of Jots 22.
T3 and 24, tlock 7, Potter & Ci.bb'a
J 2nd add 609
Belle fcnd Edwin R. Perfect to John
A. and Rertlia Atilstrcm, part of lot
6. block 5. Park place 2,500
Lucius P. Ml rue .o Mary A. Morrow, '
lot 26, block 1. Orr! ard Mil 650
The Benaon Land Co. to Alwlne M.
E. Schmltt. lot 2. block 92, Hw.Stn.. l.COO
Belle Wland and husband to ."cob
Grant, lots 1 to 4. 7. 8, 26 r.d 26,
block 7. Omaha Heights 240
Robert Prelss and w'fe to 0-ievjeva
Tyler, lot 1, block S, Shelby place.. 225
William K. Potter, reo.-lvpr. to Edgar
B. Taylor, lot 9, block 16, Walnut)
ilMI I
J. Kel!y McCombs et sl, 'o Junes
Larsen, nV r.wVi 81-16-K ,tV0
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN S1'P 'w!iS.
Lepartment of iho .'meiitir, Office ef In
dian Affairs, Washington, 0. C, Ma.ch 21.
11A.4. beakd pr. posals, iiidorved "Piopos tis
for blankets, woolen and cotton oud.
clothlntv, etc.," as the case may pe, jnd di
rected io the ConimlHSltuier ot JndJnrt
Affairs. Nos. 119-121 Wuufcler strtet, linw
York City, will be receivttd until 1 t'tiock
p. in., 01' Tuesday, May 4, IM, tor fu'iiisli.
Ing for the Indian Service. blunk's, wooler)
and. cotton goods, clothing, notions, oats
snd caps. Bids iniist te luudo out on Gov
ernment blanks. Sehedules kivlnit all neo.
essary ir.foiniatlon fur bid Jots will be fur
nishoii on application lu I lie Indian Oftlce,
Waanlngton. U. C; the 11. S. Indian ware
louses, 119-121 Wooster street. New York
City, 2C5-247 South Canal street, Chicago,
HI.; 816 Howard street, Omaha. Nebr. Kit
South Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo.; the
Commissaries of Subsidence, U. S. A., at
Cheyenne, Wyo., and bt. Paul, Minn.; the
Quartermuster, IJ. tt. . Seattle, Wash.!
the posimahters at Sioux City, Tucson,
Portland, spokane and is coma; and the
Manufacturers' and Producers' Assoclstlon
of California, San Francisco, Cal. Bids will
be opened at the hour and days above
stated, and bidders are Invited to be pres
ent at the opening. The Lepartment re.
serves the right to determine the point o
delivery and to reject any and all bids, o.
uny part ul any bid.
W. A. JONES. Commissioner .
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received until 12 o'clock, noon. June
8th, 194, by the Board of Education of
Falrbury School Tiatrlct at the office of
J. H. LeRoy, secretary, Falrbury, Ntb., for
furnishing material and putting In a heat
ing plant In Ihe new scho4 building now in
process of erection In said city. Maid I.IiI.h
to be In rompllsnce with the plans and
soei'incations on file in the said svcretaiy's
OlTl. e.
Kach bid must be ecoompenled by a cer
tified check, In amount IJjO.OO as a guaran
tee of good faith,
J. H. LEROY, rWretery.
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