TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MAY 26. 1005.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
M17 Corn Wu the Sensation of Tours
daj's Market.
DROP OF EIGHT CENTS IN EARLY HOURS
Picks If Slightly at t lose Wheat
Holds Firm and Oata Ar Ahoil
th4 aa Big Activity la
Cash Market.
nwthern. $..11 V,; No. northern. 81.07: Mtv.
11 HV Jul,, i. !.,; September, fcAc.
OA IS To strive and en Irmk, 3ic.
CHICAGO t.R.I AMI mOtMIOM
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
OMAHA. Uiv t& 1A
May corn was the sensation of the mar
ket, filling 6c from the hign point In two
fiours time It oncned at , u.Ha. whih t.
l'fllSc abova yesterday and some trades
re made at tev. Suddenly it btgttn to
TOi.ruiuvi ic at a time, anu never
stopped until It reached c. toward noon
It began to pick up again and tne close
was b.o. . J-arger receipts and the failure
of the shorts to cover, are given as Hie
cause 01 tne drop. July coin nosed at
-:, ma juiy at 4:ic, September ut 4v
and old September at 4av.
.May wheat was steady at $1.06 most of
the day, though It reached 1.0i in the
early part of tne session. May closed at
81.0&, July at 90'c. ami Kftitemoer at
Alay opened at lsc and ueld at tie must
of the day.
Oats finished with May at 31Sc. July at
3oc and September at 28V:.
'there was an activity atout the sample
tables, such as has not been experienced
ror two weeks. Corn and wheat of various
grades were being shown all througn tne
cash hour, and a number of caah trades
were made in uotn grains, 'i'rteie were In
quiries also tor oats, but none were ottered
'1 he best price offered for No. I hard was
$1. but tnere were no tenders. One car
of No. t hard changed hands at 96c.
On the new corn situation today's Record
Herald says: "There Is an unsettled short
interest of about 6.o0u,00u bushels In May
corn. At the beginning of the month It was
8.i0,o bushels, but it has been cut down
by deliveries since. There were about 2t).
CM bushels of contract corn In store at the
beginning of the month and there have
been about LOoo.OOO more bushels produced
since. All of It is now owned bv Martieit
Fraxier, who took In yesterday 3w,v
bushels, comprising the tall-eud of the
Wrenn holdings, and 36.000 bushels more
that came from Armour. At the rate of
809 cars average a day for the remainder
of the month and with corn running as
at present in finality, there could be easily
l.&Ou.OOO bushels turned out by the cleaning
and mixing houses. I'nless there should
ie a severe and protrHded change in the
weather sufficient to prevent shelling, the
receipts might easily run double the WO
cars average. With the wide advertising
that the deal has had it is more probable
that with good weather the shorts could
find corn enough, in any event, to deliver
2.0o,00n bushels of contract. Receivers were
flooded yesterday with Inquiries, from coun
try shippers as to the placing of corn here.
The answers were Invariably nf the sort
to hasten consignments, nobody being will
ing to make bids anywhere near the May
basis, which the owner of the corn could,
of course, easily get ir the corn were here.
The receivers said there was no question
about the receipts being large the re
mainder of the month If tne weather holds
fair."
As the month neara Its close, there is a
large Increase in the movement of corn.
The railroads brought Into Omaha twenty
nine cars of corn today and twenty-two
yesterday. While this is very small In
comparison with the daily M) or 3 cars
which were received In the late winter, yet
1 it la double a hat has been coming In for
the last two or three weeks. The other
markets show the same Increase. Chicago
received 12 cars yesterday and 270 today.
All grains are going out of Omaha elevators
considerably faster than they are coining in.
While twenty-nine cars of corn, eight of
oats and no wheat at all was received today,
the shipments out were seventeen cars of
wheat, forty-one of corn and seven of oats.
It happened that more oats were received
than shipped for the one day, but this hag
not been the rule lately.
The foreign wheat market advanced some
on the strength of American markets, but
was checked by reports of ruins In southern
Russia. Corn was firm in symiwthy with
American and Argentina markets. At
Liverpool wheat -closed Vfifo higher and
corn H'SH" higher. The Minneapolis flour
trade has been dull for the last week, the
txrrart trade being light. The mills there
have Increased their weekly output 16,411
barrels. A special to tne Adams orain
company says that Inglis is still reporting
damage to the wheat in Indiana. .A wire
to Sunderland & l'pdlke quotes 4..promi
n4flo Chicago ifwrv-rtealer" a saying that
the amount of oats in country elevators
and in farmers' hands is very Hunt. He
predicts oats prices 2(0 3c. higher befora the
crop is narvesierj.
Omaha Cash gales.
WHEAT No. hard. 67V4 lbs.. 1 car. Mc;
No.i hard. 66 lbs., 1 car, 86c; No. 3 hard.
62 lbs., 1 car. 02c.
CORN-No. I, 1 car. 47c; No. 3 white. 1
car. 48a.
Omaha Cash Prtees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 97ei$l 00; No.
hard. 9i"!j96c; No. 4 hard, Sn4iJ5c: No. 3
spring. sc.
TOKN-XO. 3. 47c ; No. 3. 47c; No. 4. 46c:
no grade. 40i45c; No. 2 yellow, 48c; No. 3
yellow, 48c; No. ! white, 48c; No. 3 white,
4c.
OATS No, 2 mixed. 29'4c; No. 3 mixed.
2Sc; No. 4 mixed. 2S4e; No. 2 white. 31c:
No. 4 white. 30c; standard 31c.
Carlot Heaelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago .., ft 270 7s
Kansas City 28 34 1
Minneapolis 200
Omaha 29 8
St., Louis 23 33 48
. Mlaaeaaolla Wheat Market.
Tks range of prices pa!d in Minneapolis,
a reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Article. Open. I High. laow. Close. Yes y.
Kestsrea of the Trading aaaa Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHIfAUO, May 25. - Notwithstanding re
markable acrobat It s in price cnane tor
corn today, enkf Interest on the Hoard ot
Trade centered in the wheat pit. tne vol
ume of trading In corn being comparatively
small, iinaxy rain la Kansas and Missouri
was one reason for a tlrm wheat maiket.
trout In tne Dukotas was another bulnsn
factor. At the close July wheat was up
'Vl1-. Corn tradei s. after establishing for
the May option a new high record mark
tttc witnessed the price drop to fc on a
report of private settlements by shorts. Re
newed covering cause.! a part ml recovery,
rlnsi quotations, however, were down 3e
compared with last night s close, oats are
up -ic. Pnryislons are off 2',yti7c.
The greatest strength In the wheat mar
ket was shorn n at the opening. Initial quo
tations on J ily were up H'tJao to W.e at
MtoSlV- The chief reason for tne ad
vance was the reports of the unfavorable
condition of the weather, low temperatures
In the northwest and heavy rains In the
southwest, especially throughout Kansas
and Missouri. As trading progressed the
market became quite nervous, there being
considerable profit taking by prominent
holders. Crop reports were of a conflicting
nature, but taken altogether they conveyed
the impression to the majority of traders
that the wheat crop of the t'nited 8tates
would be much smaller thsn Indicated
May 1. With Increased offerings from
longs July sold oft to 8c. The close,
however, was firm, with Julv ur V&,c at
Wc. Clearances of wheat and (lour were
equal to 31, 00 bushels. Primary receipts
were 291.001) bushels, compared with 218.")
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis. Diilutn
and t hlcago reported receipts ot a cars
against lol cars last week and 133 cars a
year asm.
A break of an even cents occurred In
the price of corn for May delivery after
that option had sold at fine a bushel, a new
high point for last season's crop. May
ooenod un KrfHtc at 67Mawr. Local re
ceipts of 270 cars proved a disappointment
to the bulls. In addition receipts for to
morrow were estimated at 4io.nu bushels to
&fV bushels of contract corn. Bull lead
ers, annnrentlv disconcerted at the proa
pects of Incurring heavy losses as a result
of endeavoring to purchase all the cash
rain that mtirlit he offered at the high
premium prevailing, were reported to have
made private settlements with many of the
shorts. This led the way for the break
and the price dropped to 644c. loiter sell-tna-
hv rash houses forced the rtrice down
to ftV. Ruylng by shorts caused a mod
erate rally, the close being at Hc, a net
loss for the day of 34c. July opened VSc
in i.r h Bher to 4RUft4W. sold netween
49c and 49c and closed at 49S '8494c. Lrfcal
receiDts were 270 cars, with 107 of con
tract srade.
Buying of July and fleptomner options
by a leader of the bull crowd In corn was
feature In tradine in the oats market.
July opened n shade to 4W-4" higher at 30.
!"4c to !,'03'sc. sold net ween r aim
&r and dosed at Sc. Local receipts
v.rA S part
Provisions were easier. At the close July
pork was off 74c at 312.524- 1-ard was down
24c at $7,274. Ribs were 24 lower at
17 .224.
Fatimntcri receints for tomorrow: Wheat
3 cars: corn. 4j0 cars; oats, 112 cara; hogs,
26mo head.
The Board of Trade will be closed Tues
day. May 20.
the leading futures ranged as follow:
Market Opens Strong and ActiTt, bit
Valuei Crumble on Hetty Offering.
REVERSAL OF TONE IS DECISIVE
Article. I Open. ! High. Low. Close.l Yes'y
Wheat
May
July
8ei)t.
Corn
May
a July
b Julv
a Sept.
b Bept.
Oata
Mav
Julv
Bept.
Pork
Mav
July
Sept.
Lard
May
Julv
Sept.
Ribs
May
Jult
Sept.
I 1 07 I 1 07 I 1 08 I 1 OS ' 1
'011 ,s.JL ' 111. cl. ' ftit.OlA.
I 1
16745 '
;49'nS0
i4V'ls
4V9 I
Va'Vr
' I
iSlS?4
:24J
12 45
12 Hi
12 774!
7 174'
7 274
7 47
7 474
1 07 1 08 1 OS ' 1 05
1V f! 9'T9"V8
I I I
6 60 I S3 1 64
j4 493 49''?f.TO'49N'U
49H 9 i49$S 49Mr4
49U 44,4874U49 4H4'i.
44 " 1 44 484ft!
81 Si sis'
SrV !
28 ' 284ii
12 4S 12 40
12 5fi 12 50
12 80 12 75
7 174 7 17H
I 7 SO I 7 25
7 474j 7
!"7'224i'"7'20"
7 60 I 7 46
bNew.
3m
90S
2sy
31 H
w4
12 40 I 12 50
12 624' 12 0
12 774! 12 824
7 174!
7 274,
7 45
7 20
7 SO
7 474
7 00 7 15
7 224: 7 2714
7 4 I 04
Wbiat I j
May... 1 If !
July... 1 11
Sept... 84ft's
corn i 1
July... 49;
Sept...i48H4
Pec. ... 4SW,
1 23 I 1 19 I
1 1241 1 l"4'
864, HIS;
I I
494 .49 I
44 44!
45. 45 I
1 23
1 l'
8&V
49!
44'
45 Vs..
1 14
1 0
854
49'
New.
WaiTHKR l. TUB URAIV BELT
lfttt.
Mich Cooler la I pper Valley Light
Frosts la Mlaaesota.
OMAHA. May 2J. l
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipltatton compared with the corresponding
day ot the past three years:
19116. 1904. 1903. 1901.
Minimum temperature.... 60 60 o0 6
rreclpitatton T 2 86 .00 .17
Normal temperature for today, 65 de
grees. ; Deficiency In precipitation slnoe March 1,
I 33 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in
t 36 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In
,1. 01 an incn.
, OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp.. Rain.
Stations. Max. Mia. Incnes. Sky.
Ashland. Neb.... 72 65 .33 Clear
Auburn. Neb 70 -M .31 ' Cloudy
Columbus, Neb.. 75 61 .35 Pt. cloudy
Falrbury. Neb... 73 60 . 48 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... 75 53 .' Clear
Or. Island. Neb. 10 51 ' .57 Clear
llartlngton, Neb. 78 44 .18 Cloudy
Oakdale, Neb.... M 44 .68 Cloudv
Omaha, !teb '.'- 67 ' .W Cloudy
Tekamah. Neb... 78 51 .06 Clear
Carroll, la 76 49 .n Clear
'Urinda. Ia 7 54 9 Cloudv
Sibley. Ia 7 , 4t .( Cloudv
Sioux City. Ia 78 48 .18 ' Cloudy
Storm Iake. la.. 75 44 . Cloudy
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. ok 1'saiD. Rain.
Central. Stations. Msjl. iiln. Inches
No. 2. aOld.
-aal mint a tinn Wr SS fnllOWl!
"FlX)liR Firm; wrlnter patents. HIO
1911- a. lnter atralshta. 33. 60U4.00. Spring
patent, $4.o6.; spring straight, 13.90
4.50; bakers. 32.403.40. . .
WH EAT No. 2 spring. 3109111; No, ,
Sl.Wal.10; No. 2 red, )1.08tl-!V
,dvv e- No I vellow. 6.1c
OATS-No." 2. 31c; No. 2 while, 324
RYE No 3, 77ti7ic.
Mi v.-Mte S1US32U
oVt'halvii i fls 11 .28: No. 1 northwest
.m ti is- clover, contract grade. 111. 75&12 5.
VHOVrsiONS Mess nork. per bbl.. $12.40
U45. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 7.17uy37.2i). Short
ribs sides (loose). V.Wtf:E: short clear
sides (boxedi, $7.2Si7.374 J . ,
Following were the receipts and shipments
of flouc and grain: , .
ReceiDts. ShlDments
vinr hhls 24.MO 16.30)
Wheat, bu 27.' 16.201
f"A, hi, 100.4O0 M0.U00
Oats.' bu.'. "7.?f 3
Rve bu -
Barley, bu 25.300 J.500
rn v,a rrndiiee evchanae todav the but
ter market waa steady; creamery. l&21c;
dairy. 16iS19c. Eggs, easy; at mark, cases
Included. 15o; firsts. lc; prime firsts, l.o;
extras. 184c. Cheese, easy, 10tfS104c.
St. I.oals General Market.
ST lXllIS. May 2S. WHEAT Higher;
No 2 red. cash, elevator. Il.ol; track. 31J3;
May. 11.01; July, 8l1iS5c; No. 2 hard, $1,,
1 00.
CORN Easier; No. 2 cash. 62c; track,
524c; May, 51c; July. 4ftgnS4c
t A I e r inn . -o. v n, , t
lav. 31c; July, 24; No. 2 white. 34c.
While Losses Are C omareheaslve
They Are ot aafflelent to Wipe
Oat Wednesday's
4aias.
NEW YORK. Mav 25. The strong open
ing In today's Mock market was tne over
flow effect of yesterday s vigorous recovery.
The buying, however, died out almost com
pletely after the first hour. Hut with the
perception cf the unsubstantial character
of the demat.d stocks began to dribble on
the market and prices to crumble. Instead
of the gams shown at the opening the
course ot the dav's trading established
comprehensive losses. These were by no
means sufficient to wipe out yesterday a
gains, but the reversal In tone was de
cisive. The Inference was drawn that yes
terday's buying came more from an
alarmed short interest than from any good
Information on developments In the situa
tion. As a consequence much less Im
portance was attached to the reported set
tlement of differences In the northwestern
rsilroad field. The stock market world
was Inclined to take long breaths over the
stress of the situation In the northwestern
railroad field at one time as disclosed by
the authoritative intimations of the dangers
of new averted rate wars and mutual In
vasions of territory with newly built exten
sions. The satisfaction la Indisputable with
which security owners regard the fact that
riearet'ul adlustment has been made.
The unconfirmed rumors of a naval battle
was a disturbing influence on all specula
tive markets and In our grain market the
weather report affected the price of wneat.
while the attempted corner in May corn
was a continulna influence In that market
The reported dissolution of the steel rail
pool was accepted as an explanation of
some of the past weaknesses of the United
tttates steel stocks and was regaraen as a
movement toward conformity with an ex
isting state of public opinion and Its
threatened results in legislative action.
Iirge monev transactions In connection
with the navment of the final Installment
on the Japanese loan subscription and the
suhscrlntlnns to the new American Smelt
ers' securities preferred stock was without
the slightest effe-1 on trie money marsei.
The market showed no recuperative torre
on the down grade and tne closing was
wean and at about the lowest.
Rnnris m-ere irreaular: total sales, par
value. 32.015.000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Following were the sales and range oi
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Bales.Hlgh.Low.CloBe.
200
6.4'
700
2,500
5u0
1"0
100
loo
ss
W")
lrt)
20
100
29.110
5.6X)
7"0
"'500
a, 700
100
"i!o
l.IO
2.9" K)
4.100
2,000
400
100
.... 61,100
400
.... 200
8,701
1"0
1.000
Sou
2i)
23,2k)
lluv
FlOl It Hteaov; netier iraue; rfa wminr
patents, 8 '-ijO': extra fancy and straight,
it 704 80; clear. tn.604.tt.
ShEl--Timuiii . n.' iu.. nt 5n- 50.
CitKNMEAU-Steady at f2.50.
BRAN Fair; sacked, east track, 77-gTSo.
'HAY Fair to heavy; timothy, I8.0C-41J.0O;
prairie. 36 ODS9.50.
UAON UtiO.V TIES 99c,
BAililINO V-c.
HEMP TWIM-Sljc.
PROVISIONS Pork, easier: Jobbing.
$12,624. 1-ard. steady; prime steam, K75.
Dry salt meant, steady; boxed extra shorts.
17.374. clear ribs. $7 5o; short clears. $7 624.
Bacon, steadv; boxed extra shorts. $8; clear
ribs f.l24; short clear. $8,374.
POl'LTK f bteadv; 1 hi, Kens. 11c; springs.
25'ti'; turkevs. 12c; ducks. 10c; geese, tc.
Bl'TTKR Steady ; creamery, lS'g214o;
dalrv, lsVti'ltc.
EtlC.S steady at 134c case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
ru... kKla 6uir (vflri
1964. ' whea't. bu.'.'.' 24 0HO 55.1100
Corn, bu 3.1.m) 22.o)
Oats, bu 48.000 4,0OO
Chicago, ill t
Columbus, o 18
tes Moines, la... 11
ktnm City. Mo. IS
Louisville. Ky.... 19
Minneapolis 2
Omaha. Neb 16
St. Louis, Mo ... 12
7
78
7
80
82
80
64
50
54
54
64
3s
68
T
T
i'i
.04
.03
.30
.01
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Kaaaaa City Cirala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 25 -WHEAT Mav,
tJ 00; July. 4c: September, "4T75e. t'ash:
No. 1 hard. $1.0iwl.0J: No. 3. W till 04. No.
4. 27r; No. ! red, 10.&107. No. 3. ic
U 04; No. 4, Wki7c. Receipts, wheat, .3
car.
. CORN May, 47c July. 4ic; September,
'c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 44!4ic; No. 3,-
44"h44c. ro. 2 wnite. sec: .-so. 1. 04c.
OATS No. 3 white. 33'u334c; No. 2 mixed.
fctl-:4c.
K YE Steady. 7'o'7lc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $9dUtyiO0O;
Choice prairie. 7.7ffl8.UO
EGUS-Steady: Missouri and Kansaa new
No. 2, ahitawood cases Included, lac; case
count. 14v; cases relumed, c less per
dosetl.
Hl'TTER Creamery, i'CSoc; packing
necei"is onipments
Minaeapolia Ciraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS May 25 WHEAT May,
$1.2i: July. $110: September. 8'0sc:
No. 1 hard. Ii.-; o. 1 nortnern. ti.n: .o. 1
northern. $1.13.
FLOl R. Klist patents, , so.uwrn. 10: second
patents, 36.45'a'5; nrst clears, mwgt.iu;
second clears, $2.752 85.
BRAN In bulk. $l3Ui3ao.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL May 26 WHEAT-Spot.
quiet; No. 1 California. 6s 9d. Futures,
quiet: Mav. nominal; July, 6s lOd.
CORN-8pol, steady; American mixed,
new, 4s 4'd. Futures, quiet; May, 4a id;
July, 4s5Vtd.
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
B. A O
do pfd
Can. Paclllc
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & A
do Pfd.. ofd
Chicago Gt. Western 6.900
C. & N. V
C. M. & St P
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L,...
Colo. & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Del. ft Hudson
Del., L. & W
D. A R. Q
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd..
Hocking Valley
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. St. L
M-, St. P. & S- 8tu M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M-. K. & T
do pfd
Nat 1 R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central..
N. Y.. Ont. & W
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C. c. et.
Reading
do 1st ptd.
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. U 8 F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W..
do pfd
So. Pacific
do pfd
So. Railway
do pfd
Texas Pacific.
Tol., St. L. & W.
do pfd
I'nion Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. & Lake Erie
Wis. Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Adams Ex
American Ex
L S. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car & F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Ice, ctfs
do pfd., ctfs
Amer. Linseed OH...
do pfd
Amer. locomotive
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. & R-...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Kef
Amer. Tob. pfd certif
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel & I
Con. Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nat'l Lead
No. American
Pacific Mall
Peoples Gas...
presses oteei var
do pfd
Pullman P. C
Republic Steel
do nta
Rubber Goods
do ofd
Tenn Coal & I
I". 8. I-eather
do pfd
l S. Realty
I'. 8. Rubber
do pfd
f. S. Steel
do pfd
Va. Caro. Chemical..
do pfd
Westlnxh. Electric...
Western I'nion
o.3t 80
2.70O 1494
6.000 109
9S
143
1934
48
32
1.6uo 211'4
46,700 1744
78 76
147 14
1074 vnk
964 TO
174
31
9S
28
66
34
182
375
284
4
414
78
66
92
160
24
25
57
144
l' 1634
2.200 76
14:14
192
47
324
1H
211
171
174
31
96
26
554
344
180
875
274
854
394
65
92
158
24
24
55
142
14
76
144
192
47
32
79
18
210
172
17
81
96
264
65
34
l!"4
370
274
85
39
77
65
87
91
15
24
48
24
5
142
va
i
2.3' 116 114 116
rressed. 1370810; public deposits, in
creased, t'.0k. notes reserve. Incressed.
911. "i1: sovernment securities, unchanged.
The proportion of the hank s reserve to
liability this week Is 62.16 per cent, as com
pared with 48.80 per cent last week.
New Tark Massy Market.
NEW YORK. May 26 MONEY On call.
sasv. 2SHJ4 cr cent; closing hid. 2 per
cent; offered at 2 per cent. Time money
essy and dull, sixty d:iys. 3 per cent; ninety
days, 3 per cent, six months. 3ti34 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3$44
per cent.
STERLING KM MAMiB-Hrm. witn ac
tual business in banker bills St $4 8715n
4 8720 for demand and at 34 851Mi4o?o for
slxtv-dav bills. Posted rates. 148M14V.
Commercial hills. $4 84.
sll.VKR-Bar. .wc; Mexican ooiisrs. ..
B NDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular.
t losing prices on bonds were:
t. 9. rf. ts. m ....in44 Hvkin( Nil. 4S ... ill's
a coupon l'Mt L A N. unl 4t l'M
. f. Is. rg laV Japss fifi Nt
do coupon 144 1 do 41411. ctfi 44
V. I. nr 41. rs....l.: Minhttian t. t 4i..lM4
coupon m Mrt. I'ontrsl 4i 4f
. 8. old 4. reg 104H iln 1m Inr 14
do coupon IMS Vlnn a St. I,. 4 H
An Tobsceo 4t. ctfi 7S M K T 4t IM14
to Co. clfl Ill ia U 'l
Atihlton ln. 4s N. R. R ot M. c. it M
to 'II 4s ri4k N. Y. ('. I J1! I'le
AtlsntK- r. L. 4s.....lt N. J r 1 is Ms
Bl. A Ohio 4 n4U No. PsclSo 4s 10dS
... M do Is IK
. . .USVN. W. c. 4 11H
... 1 IO 8 L rtd. 4s TS
. tu,iPnn rom. av" mi's
.lOTVRMdlnt " 4S 1"!
! "I. Lai. M. c. SS.1K4J
UMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ctttls Receipt Continue Liberal and
Market Dime Lower.
HOGS AVERAGE UP ONLY SHADE LOWER
Wrr l.laht Receipts of gheea ana
Uaki aad Market Steady For
Week I .am ha Are Uftc Lower
aaa 8heea Dime Lower,
SOITH OMAHA. May 25. 191
ReceiDts aere:
Official .Monday ....
Official Tuexday ...
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursday ..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 4.019 4.61 t M
... 4.'H7 K.:7 6,747
... 3H64 19.131 ll.lT
... 3.110 14.ii.18 943
do Its
Central of Os. Is ..
do 1st Inc
do Sd In
rhes A Ohio 4s...
Chltsso A A. JWs.
r , B y n. 4a...
C, R. I. P. 4a...
do col. 4s.
101 , I -t U. a 8 K. f 4s.
n tit. u s. w. t. 4s
;, Seab.ird A. L. 4s
ccc. A St. L. g 4s..in3slso. PsrlB, 4s
ChlraKo Ter. 4a fk
Colo. Mid. 4s 74V
Colo. A So. 4s... 83
.oio. ina. so. sat. A:. II
do aet B
Cuba 4a ctfa.
D. R O. 4s ....
Plstlilara' sr.
Erie prior lien 4s.
do sea. 4a
r. W. A D. C. 4s.
Offered.
hallwar is
Tsiaa a P. Is
T,. 81. L. A W. 4i
Lntoa PsciAr 4s ..
S do conv, 4s.
1 I 8. Steel Id is..
ll S WstM'h Is
TSU,I do deb. B
in?ViWeiern Md. 4s...,
w ft L. E. 4r...
11 IS, Ala Central 4a...
M4
tt
ii
V
12.1 1
M
!)'
1111
Mi,
111
75
as
HI
Boston gtorks and Bonds.
B08TON. May 25 Call loans. 31.34 IT
cent; time loans. 3i4 ner cent. Orflcial
closing oi stocKs and nonns
Atrhleon sd). 4a .
do 4e
Mei. tentral 4a
Atchison
do pfd
Boeton a- Albany.
Bnoton ft Maine...
Boston Rlevatrd ..
Kltohburi ptd
Mesiian Central ..
N. Y.. N. H. ft )
Pere Marquatta .
I'nion Pai-lflc
Amer. Arge. Chera
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T at T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
'Dominion I. ft 8
Adventure
Edison Ele. lllu...247
lillU.lAlln.iaa
.. 74 lAmalsamated ...
. . 7,Anierlian Zinc
..lotVAtlanlti-
..no
..1M
.144
.. 1C,
,.17
. .l"o
.1144
.. J
.. HI)
-.
-IMS
. .UJi,
.A.I
-. il'
..raw
10
Oeneral Elertrlc
Masa. Klectric
do pfd
Mats. Uss
t'nlted Fruit
t'nlted Shoe Ma h. .
do pfd
I'. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westing, common .
bid. "Asked.
. u
. 40
. 4.1 '4
.10
ntngham
I. A Hecla
Il'entennlsl
Coppf Range
Dsl West
Dominion Coal ...
Franklin
Oranry
Tale Rorale
Mow. Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
M.inl. C. ft C...
old Dominion
ilsi-enla
1'arrot
MiiIdct
shannon
'Tamarack
Trinity
t'nlted Copper ...
I g. Mining
I. S Oil..
MWil'tah
.. il Victoria
. . Winona
. . Z Wolverins .
Kx-dividend.
. i
. 1V
. 74
. 10
. 1
i4
.6:it
. 14
. 11
.. IS
-s
. 4
,. l's
. s
.. 11
. 4'
- 4H
.. IM-!
..US
.. 34
. . i
.. 7
.106
!'
.. .4
.. J.-H,
. . los
.. as
.. .
.. J4
..107
Total this week 15.040 M.12T 24.738
Total last week 15.M2 27. 4. 17.848
Same Mays week before. .12.7u 26.H7J 15
Same three weeks ago..l4l;'i 29.9"2 23:9
Same four weeks ago. . . .13.822 31.772 28.4m
Same days last vear 11.467 37.637 11.515
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South omana for
the year to date, with comparisons with
last year;
19"6. 1M. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 33i is 4 8,513 M.J
Hogs 9M.415 1.045.1" tl.Uti
Sheep 608. 996 H46.614 12.481
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several das. with comparisons:
I 196. , 1904. ,19i0. ;19J2.!l9tU., 1900. .1899.
l'. I I
1 m 1
. l I M I
tr I . 1
1 n
CALVES.
. 11 I
14M 4 1"
. lm 4 in
I770 4 48
- 4 !4 1 t" I 74
4 4 IS 1 ln I '
lit 4 IS I 1M IS
I t 1 r' I 00
lto It I 14 4 w
4SO I W I 144 I Ml
ton I so I lsw I ao
las t M
ST1.K KK.HS AND FEEDERS
470 I on
7 I
W I IS
7M I to
S4S I 44
4K) 4 OK
, ao i 0
. 14? 10
, SS 4 It
S.W 4 IS
ISO I K
t
.
I .
T..
tf .
4 .
4
t
I .
10 ,
II
7S0 4 r
. IK IS
.MA 4 0
.174 4 tt
. 4 4 in
. M 4 40
. ai4 4 so
iito 4 so
. IV.s 4 so
. ! 4 S"
. MS 4 4
Kew York. Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. May 25 The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks
Adams Con
All.-e
Breees
Brunswick Con...
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal ft Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Letdvilla Con
Ottered.
soli
..
..
..140
..140
..1011
.. I
Little Chief ...
Ontario
tiphtr
rnoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada ...
Small Hopea
Standard
.4'j0
.Sin
.'. 14
. id
. 40
. IS
.ISO
2.600 20 194 194
66
300 115 1144 11 IS
156
974 98 98
& 26 26
684 a4 6$
344
s,30 14 13X4 1384
a.tHO tY!. 44 44
2.1U0 784 '"'
lm) 924 924 92
0.8 1344 1334 133U
n
904
864
274
"2
84
224
59
818k
. 1194
4,ts 294
7!
S84
)
8S
2t
624
22
69
'4
6s
. . 3.0i
4u
68)
.. 181.1D0
.. " "tj
7'".
4. t0
984
324
3tr4
664
1214
89
474
4,1".") loM
75
M4
894
86
26
71
61 7,
21
6!
119S 118d
2X4 2S4
964
3P,
3t
64S
114
38' 4
Z--4
46S
12
66. 61 Si
3.500
600
600
"-4U0
lOO
&4
344
97
314
"vi
364
174
12.000 48
2 111
46.78) 112
l.OOt) 11S4
2.410 1334
40 954
2.2- 104 4
11. Ml 694
6,100 42
m 14
1.2U0 II
964
311,
364
544
lit'8
964
is
Sx
164
214
464
14
243
2i6
1224
240
784
324
96
304
93
35
17
404
464
JI4
l'itt4 l'1
118 11"
7S4
324
96
31
'4T.
35
174
464
ll'i
Foreign Financial.
LeONDOK, May 25 Money was in fair
supply today and the demand was quiet.
Discounts were firmer. Trading on the
Stock exchange was dominated by Ameri
cans. Consols Improved slightly. Home
rails were In fair request. Americans op
ened Arm and several notable advances
were made, but the movements were Irreg
ular. In the afternoon there were some
slight declines. A fair amount of business,
largely continental buying, was transacted.
Pricea closed firm, but slightly below the
best quotations of the day. War stocks
were unsettled. Imperial Japanese govern
ment 6a of 1904 were, quoted at 1014. Ar
gentine rails were cheerful on good frame
returns. . , ,
PARI8. May 26. Prices on the Rourse to
day were stronger on Improved New York
advices. The rumor from Manila of a Rus
slan naval victory was actively discussed.
Russian bonds advancing. The market
weakened on the report that the health of
Baron Alphonse Rothschild was again fail
ing. At the close trading was inactive aiid
the market calm. Russian Imperial 4s were
quoted at 89 and Russian bonds of 19m at
BERLIN. May 25 Trading on the Bourse
tooay was active owing to New York ad
vices, esiiectally In Iron shares.
Bank of France Statement.
PARIS. May 2S.-The weekly statement of
changes: Notes In circulation, decrensed
51.925.nOf; treasury accounts current, In
creased. 63.02Ti.0OOf; gold In hand. Increased
2.875,Onof; bills discounted, decreased. 1S.775 -Oidf;
silver In hand, increased, 2,175.O0Of.
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON. May 26.-Todav state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the lloO.f.flO.ooo gold
reserve In the division of redemption
shows: Available cash balance, 118,844 1"1'
gold. 170.112.504.
May l...IU4l I ( 83 80j 84 i Ml I U
May t... I I u,', 4 6,, 8 Va, 1 HI, 8 .1, 8 1
May ... 0 14, 601 1 7 id, 6 (2. . 17
May ... 6 244l 4 58 76, ' 6 84 t 361 I U
May 5 ..6ei 4 ui 6 Vi 7 0i I t ili 42
May ...( 67,;' 4 6i 8801 KB, S7 I
Mav 1 4 S41 6 bd. Mi 6 b, 6 31
May ... 6 1?4 1 63 7 W. 6 64, 10 3 81
May 8... 1 d iom, iitu, 1 . ., 1 U I
May 10.. I 18 4 68,' 1 7 07 6 61, 5 Ui J -!
May ll.. 5 i?4, 4 b4 6 64, 1 6 66 6 lb 1 8.
May M. .18.1,4 4 61, 8 4 6 9; ! 6 lfil 88
May 13.. 1 8 1,4 4 b, 4i 11 6 68, 8 88
May 14. .j j 4 no, 6 ie, V u, 0 n 0 li
May 5 14-t,. , , w 1 u ; 0 ' '
May 16..; 6 20 4 80, 6 Sol 1 07 1 i 6 i 23 I
Mav b , 4 h. ; U a ',i. h -"J. i VJ
May la.. 8 24, 4 02; 7 I 7, 111 8 68
,.May Is... 0 ij . 4 4, n .,1 7 12 1 1 i, I
May 20.. 1 6 234, 4 4n 6 27 ; 7 11 i 73 I 3 fc
May 21... 4 41, Z4 7 Un 5 611 6 OA, '
May u.., a 29 4. , 8 Is 7 03, o 6S, s uo 3 62
.iay b 4 36 6 19 , 9 i o oi. 3 lo
May 24.. 5 164, 4 32 i 7 06 , 5 67 , 5 04 , 3 62
May Jo.. , 4 ifci, 6 04 ; 61, B V4 1 i
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of slock
brought In today bv each road was;
CaUle.liog.t4ieep. Horses
C, M St. I". Ry.. 2
N abash
Mo. 1'ac. Ry 4
L . T. System 42
C. ot N. U., east.. 2
if'., E. & M. V. Ry.. in
C. St. t'., M. & O... 14
B. At M. Hy 23
C, M. c W- K' 2
C, K. 1. 6t I', east, a
C, H. 1. t P. west. ..
Illinois Central
Chi. Ureal Western...
3T
8.1
ii
10
2"6
Total Receipts... 144
The disposition of tne day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnasing tne uura
ber of head Indicated: '
Buyers.
Omana Packing Co. ...
Swift and Company
Cuilahy Packing Co
Armour & Company
riwitt and Co., rv. C. ...
ctwltt and Co., country.
Vansant & Co
Iibnian tt Co
Hill & Huntzlnger
K. F. Hubs
Cudahy Bros. & Co
Mike tlaggertv
J. B. Root & Co
Bulla At Kline
B. d S
Other Buyers
MOOS There waa another good, heavy
run here today, about 2t cars being on
sale. The hogs arrived In good season and
buyers were out early. Arter yesterday a
heavy run buyers wanted to take off some
and opening bids were right around 24c
lower than yesterday. Sellers, however,
did not meet the decline resdlly and on the
opening the trading waa rather elo-. As
the morning advanced the markel
strengthened and there waa a better tone
to the trade; the market became active
and prices ruled Just about steady with
yesterday. Chicago' early reports showed
a decline of about a nickel, but this mar
ket was not affected to that extent. 1 ne
bulk of the hogs sold today at to 1V96.174.
as against the same bulk yesterday, the
popular price being 86 16. A few loads soia
at 85.124 and some good hogs brought
18.20. Representative sales:
Total
....3
006 1.M8
o7 1.21 bU
913 5.109 .J
843 4,618 31
52 . .
l.S
25
1
42
25
2o0
1
38
..! "614
li 123
,252 13,743 941
no.
42
47...
71...
7....
71 ...
;....
M
49
It ...
SO ...
7S ...
47....
71...
et ...
44....
u...'.
S4...
II ...
87....
I....
141...
ft...
78. ...
10....
4....
61...
71...
2....
4!....
!....
71 ...
S....
St....
7S
...
46....
74 ...
SI....
SI...
44....
81....
74....
it....
74 ...
14 . . .
4....
8...
IS....
75 ...
84...
87....
70....
4S....
4 ...
88....
7S . . . .
71...
88...
St....
IS....
i: . . ,
si. ...
St...
t...
If....
67...
49. ...
88...
7...
88. . .
A.
.117
..IS4
..mi
..in
. 141
.140
.11
..141
.114
. I7
.141
. I7S
..!M
.117
.1.4
. .M.,i..-...s.'s
... 27.7'iM
....... 17.000
28 1
41
.oi)0
Wheat, bu ,
Corn, bu ...
Oa a. bu. . . .
v . ,i n , I
Dala". f;rala Market.
.DII-CTII. May -WHEAT-To arrive:
No. 1 nortnern, I1.U4. Oil irawa,; . No. I
' 4 "
Pearla Market.
PEORIA. May 26. 'ORN Steady : No. 3
vellow, 514c; No. 3, 514c; No. 4. 6"4c; no
grade, 44'S4i-.
OATS-Stearty: No. 3 white, 331c; No.
4 white, 304tr3"4c
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, May 26 M ETAI.S The
Liindoil tin market was higher, but the
closing tone wua easy, with spot at i.137 6
and futures at aijom. lamwiiv the market
remained quiet, but was held higher In
sympathy with the advance abroad, spot
nemg quoieu at ji lou ii'.oo. t opper also
was a shade nigner la the English market-
closing at Atil l- 6d for spot and 84 16a for
futures. l',uUv the market waa un
riianged. with lake and electrolytic quoted
around 116 and casting at 114.76. Lead was
uncliangvd at 12 15s in Indn and at 84 W
ul iti In the New York market. Spelter was
weaK at sa.tono w in tne tot al market and
unchanged at 23 12s6d In London. Iron
closed at 49s lod In Ulasgow and at 46s lit
MiddleslKiruogh. The total Iron market Is
said to be a little more active. No. 1 foun
dry northern is quoted at $17.0041 17 60; No. I
foundry northern, f 186014 17.00; No. 1 foundry
soul hern and No. 1 foundry southern soft.
$17 I4XJ17.-5, No. t foundry souttiern, $Ii.60tf
la. 70.
64
43
173
194
794
794
44
99.
38
4.4m) 1014
9iS) 3i
400
Sis)
100
"iori
1.20
l.fst
1.200
400
2141
i.y
i.f)
i.
200
3.3.0
934
232
174
714
;4
1"3
5'
5i
874
394
2O0 P'fl
70.4 tl
68.&U0 944
v '334
110 1
PS) 93
1318,
964
13
6V
4o
174
11V
64
4I
173
194
794
79S
444
94
364
38
9Y,
01
"l7
704
84',
11
744
86
3?s4
14
24
93
324
164
93
WIS
95'
l'
684
40
17
11H
54
414
171
194
784
29
794
444
914
36
loo4
34
92
K4
16
(0
344
1
744
n1
104
864
34
I '"64
2
4
324
IO64
163
93
CATTLE There was a pretty good run of
cattle here today, about laJ cars being
offered for sale. Receipts tnls week have
held up well as compared to last week, al
though trading lias not been overly brisk
all week. The cattle arrived cany ana
buyer were on the hill In fair season.
buyers were bearish again today and the
trading on beef steers was slow and
draggy. Buyers did not take hold with
any strength and there seemed to be Utile
urgency to the demand. Very little was
accomplished till well along In the fore
noon and trading was done ut prices about
a dime lower than yesterday, '.'here was a
sprinkling of good cattle among the re
ceipts but buyers pounded the good kinds
along with the commoner arr..de and even
on tne god stuff sellers were forced to meet
the decline noted above. In some cases
sales did not look as low as this, but the
market generally was dull and trading slow
and draggy. , . ,
There was a normal supply of cows and
..auv un,l there was some choice
r.vrii.-, .""j . 1 111- weeaiy statement Of iienri- IT . " A n ,h ,.,! kliwis
the Rank of France shows the following I spayed hellers orfered t On the g ood kinds
Duyero ........ - -- - -
as much as on the steers and the maiket
ruled generally steady to a shade lower.
Common kinds, as has been the case for
some uays. were hard to move at the de
cline 'trading, while slow, was a little
belter than on steer stuff and the bulk of
the cows was disposed of in good season.
The market 011 veal calves, bulls and
staas is uuotably unchanged, although In
some cases calves looked a shade stronger.
As has been the case for some days,
there was only a light run of stockers and
feeders here and for this reason, partly, the
cattle were In demand and aa looked
steadv to strong. Buyers picked the stuff
up In" good time and there ii a little ac
tivity to the trade.
There were a few western hay-fed cattle
!.. hovers nicked these up at little
stronger prices. The quality of these cattle
was very goou.
BEEF STEERS
A.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, May 26. Bank clearings for to
day sere Jl.JMvSOoUl and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,224,687.97.
XEW YORK C.ENEHAL MARKET
Total sales for the day. 847,000 shares.
I.ondoa gtneka and Bonds.
TaONDON. May 2i. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds.
Wklsky Market.
PEORIA. May 24.-WH ISKT-Steady at
tl ? f"r distillers- finished guilds.
ST. LOCI. May 25.-WHISK Y-Steadv4
di.ultrr- finished goods. on basis of 1U
for hirfh wines.
CINCINNATI. O. May 23.-WHISKT-T'lstilleis
finished goods film oa basis of
U sa.
4 l it N V. Central.
. Norfolk ft W..
dO pfd . ...
. tl Ontario ft W..
.104 Pennsylvania ..
.111 Rand Mines ...
.14)4 Reading
. S : do lrt pfd .
. Ik do Id pfd .
.1781, go Rir
. 171t do pfd
. 1 80 Par I Bo ...
. at fnloa ParlAc .
. 41V do pfd . ...
. 714 I. 8 Steel ...
. 4 do p(g
.184 la'ahaah
.148 I do pfd
. MV Spanish 4s
dull. 38 16-16d per ounce
SIO.M.1-141114 per cent.
The rale of discount In the open market
(or short bills la 24 per cent; for three
months' bills. 24 per cent.
Consols, money . .
do account
Anaronda
Atrhleon
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio
(anadtaa PerlSt .
Chea. ft Ohio ...
Chlrago Ot. W...
C. M. ft 8t. P...
lieBeera
Denver ft K O ..
do pfd
Ent
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Centra! ..
Louis ft Nash...
St.. K A T
SILVER Bar
144H
. SI
. H
JiVj
.. 4
. 4
.. 4014
..
.. aJ
..124H
.. M
.. i4
.. t;s
14
'a
14
Baak of Geraaaay stateaaeat.
BERLIN. May 26 The weeklv statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany xhowa
the following changes: Cash la hand. In
creased, 4s.sva.tMn ; treasury notes, in
creased. 5eu.ouum; oilier securities, decrease.
I TJj.iOmi; notes in circulation, decreaaedi
Zl.i.,vri.
Baak ol Kaglaaa glalesaeal.
LONDON. May 28. The weeklv statement
of the Bank of England shoas the follow,
ing changes: Total reserve. Increased.
AI4.'J''. circulation. Increased. &.: bul
lion Inciease'd. 7u 747; oilier securities, de
creased, fl.i4i.uw, other deposits, d-
ttaatatloaa of the Day oa Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. May 25-FM)LR-Receipts.
15,615 bbls.; exports, 8,397 bbls. ; sales. 40
pkgs. : mai ket nrm hut slow; winter patents
84.wxfJo.26; winter straights, $4 65ti4 86- Mi
nesota pittents, $6.8"'n6.6; winter extras. $3 ij
,i; Aiinnetujta naaers. 13.40443.h6; winter
low grad-s. $3.26irT3 66. Kye flour, firm; fair 1
togood, K16.o4.6ii; choice to fancy, 46y4j
t'ORNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low. $1.2d; coarse, $l.(xj 1.10; Kiln dneu.
$2.762.85.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 444c c. I f
New York; malting. 4tco-c c. l 1. tiuiialo.
WHEAT Receipts, 3h,i4) bu.; sales, 6 I110.
000 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 red, $l.lo4, nomi
nal, elevator, and $1,114. nominal, f . o. b ,
afloat; No. 1 northern. Ouluth. $1,134. f- o
b., afloat: No. 1 hard. Manitoba, $1,024,
f. o. b.. afloat. A strong early advance in
the market Impelled by heavy rains In
Kansas, good outside support and low
northmest temperatures, was replaced later
by sharp reactions. Final prices were 4ff
4c lower, except May, which closed ic
higher. Salea Included No. 2 red Mav at
$1.104.1. 104, closed at $1.10; Jul;- a.-i'iv,
closed at 4e; September. '4''3',s l-isv,
closed at 874c; December, 864ti;c. closed
at 864c.
CORN Receipts. 33.325 bu.; sales, 10.000 bti
Spot. Mrm; No. 2, S'fro, nominal, elevator,
and 684c. nominal. I. o. b., afloat: No 2
yellow. 59c; No. 2 white, 8ic. Ont ions wer
quiet, closing 47 4c net higher. May closed
at sue; juiy. noo.m'.,!', closed at 554c; De
cember closed hi 61c.
OATS Receipts. 54,000 bu. Spot, steady;
mixed oats. 24 to 32 lbs , :a3o4': natural
white. SO to 32 lbs.. S64UT74c; clipped white
38 to V lbs., 3743 40e.
HAY Steadv; shipping. 4165; good to
choice, 77481'4c.
HOPS yulet; state, common to choice
1904. 2524' ; 1903, J2'ri25c; olds, ll'al3c; pa
citlc coast, 14, 262c; 19mJ, 21i;4c- olds
llfJlSc.
HIDES Quiet; Oalveston. 20 to 25
SOc; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 194c; Texas'
dry. 24 to d0 lbs.. 16c.
LEATHER Firm; acid, 24tl26c,
PROVlSlONS-Beef, 111 111; lanulv, $13 5fa
14.oii; mess. 11.4Ati 11 10; beef ham's, $21 00a
22 60; packet. $12 6-o 13 ; city extra. India
mesa. $i ot6'22 6". Cut meats, quiet, pickled
bellies. $7.5ii68 45: piikled shoulders, iViflic
pickled hams, $io.t-ri lu.25. Lard, quiet";
western steamed. I7.16ytf7.44; refined barely
tteady; continent, $7. in: South America. $8 2a;
compound. $S S74i5 624. Pork. steady;
family. $14 504j 16 i. short clear. $13.fj 16 X
mess 813 374jl3 874.
TAl.LOW-Flrin: city ($2 per pkg., 44c;
t.ii,iiiiir ii'sss. irvei, "-vc,
RICE Firm: domestic, fair
54; Japan, nominal.
BITTER Easier; street price, extra
creamery. 22tr--4e. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. (2.c; state dairy,
common to extra, lV5214c. 1
CHEESE Easy; new, state, fall cream
smau wnne, nne. 1114c, state, fair to
ehoiee. &Vol04c; new. state, 'large white
fine, 104(1 u-Hc. new. state, colored, fine, 940.
loc.
EOG 8 Irregular; western average, finest,
18c: western firsts, L174c.
POI'LTRY Alive, hrm; western spring
chickens. i5iic; fom-ls. 15c; ild turkeys.
12c. Dressed. Arm: western 1.1 oilers, yra
5.; fowls. Incite; turke s. l.fjl.c.
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tead. s lli:ig at J 1' v A1. Loir cf sale.
$6 l.Mfi 1.4
OM4H4. WHOLES 4.1.1: MIMKl'T,
Coadilloa of I raue aad itaotatlona oa
Maple and Faact- I'rodnre.
EOG8 Receipts, fair .naiket stetidy; can-
dltd vtock, Ijc
LlVK POt'LTRY-llens. 1' i ; roosters, 8
4j.c. tlllkcl. 1. ; , lurks lie
HI TTER-Packmg stock. l.v-sTjHe; crmire
to f.tm y dsii), li;.1". ; creamery, 2' i.li ,
prints k.'c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 8c: liallhut. 11c,
buffslo tdrea-edi. 8e; imk'-iel (dressed).
8c; while bass tdressedi. l.'i ; suiih.ih, tc.
perch tsealed and dressed . fc. pise. ii..,
catfish. l.V; red snapper, loc; salmon. 14c;
crappics, 12c; eel, 15c; bullheads, lie; lilac
bass, 2"c; whlteflsh tdtessedl. 10c; trcg
legs, per doa. .t"C. lobstets. green. 2.c:
boiled lobsters, 30c.
HAY-Prli cs ouoted hv Onaha holea.l
Hay Dealers' assm lHiioli : Choice, $,..ai,
No 1. $:.'. No 2. $0.6": coarse. 86 .)'. These
prices are for hay of giant color and qualuyt
HtlAN- Per ton. $16 i
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORA Nl! E8- St. Michaels, all sites. $3 75.
Cf4 ou; extra fancy Mediterniuesn sweets.
ail sues, 4Vio, taucy uaveis. sties
126, 15o, 176. 20ii. 21ti. 250. $3 o; sixes 8", 96, n
'41. ,6; seedlings, all sizes, fl ..,".
LEMONS California, extra fancy. 270.
and 46u sises, $3 76; fancv, -'Tu, ftno and 3ot
sixes, $.1 .'.0, rhoicc, !8 and 270 sites, $2.6u,
8"o and S-ai sixes. $;.7&tJ3.00.
ua i Ks-yer box of ) i-id. pkgt , 8- ou;
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, pci lb., Ac.
FlOS Calllortiia. per 10-io. carton. 75J
S5c; imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; flve-
crown, i.e.
BANANAS-Per medium-sized bunch. 81.76
872 26; Jumbos, $2.504i3 .00.
PINEAPPI.ES-Fiorlda. per crate of 24.
SO, 38 or 42. $3.6u.
FRUITH
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Rlaek. nar
$ lb. box, $1.76; white, per li-lh box. $1 &.
8TR A WHERRIES Missouri, per 24 qt.
case, $2.40.
TANUKRINE9 California, tier half box.
$2 00.
CRANBERRIES Jersevs. per crate, $l.a
VEOE1 AKl.ES.
TCRNIPS -New, rei am., 4ic.
CAR HOTS New, p. r del., 4.C
PAH8N I PS-Old. per bu.. 40c.
WAX RE ANS Per 4-hu box. 75o; string
beans, per 4-bu. box, 75c; bu. box wax or
string. $2(t'2.26.
Plm'A TO-d Home grewn. In sacks, per
bu., 36c; Colorado, per bu., 46c; new pota
toes, tier lb., 2o.
MEANS Navy, per mi., $2.
CIVl'MHEHS Per dm., 46tf75c.
PEAS New. per bu. box. $i.',5Q2.0O.
TOMATOES Florida., fancy, per H-hasket
crate, $2 60; choice, per 6-baskei crate, $2.ct).
SUN ACH-Per bu.. 6oc.
c A MM AO E California In crates, per lb..
24c.
MEETS -New. per dot bunches, 4oC.
ONIONS New. per dux. bunches. l.V;
Bermudas, per crate of about 50 Ihs.. Sl.i'i'
RADISHES Hot house or aouthuin, per
dox . 20c.
LETTl.'CE Hot house, per dm , 36tl40c;
head lettuce, per dox.. SI.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OH EESE-SwIhs. new. irk-; old. 17c; Wis
consin brick, loc; Wisconsin Unibuiger, lie;
twins, 141015c.
M ."i'S ainuts. No. 1 soft sliells, new.
crop, per lb., 16c, hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., LV: No. 2 hard
shells, per lb.. 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,.
12c; smalt, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb . So; Chill walnuts,
per lh., 12(7 134c; nlmnnds. soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per 11)., 15c; shellbaik
hickory nuts, per bu , $1.75; large hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.50.
HIDES Nu. 1 green. 74c; No. 2 green,
64c; No. 1 silted. 4c; No. 2 salted, 74CJ
No. 1 veal calf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, ac;
dry salted. 7'illc: shep pells, ijiUil.uO,
horse hides, $1 6O4i3.0O.
SHEEP There was a very light run of
sheep here this morning, only four cara be
ing on sale. For the nrst three days of the
week the receiDts were heavier than the
corresponding tnree days of last week, and
the general quality of the stuff waa good.
The receipts so far this week have con
sisted largely of lambs, and buyers, in con
sequence of the heavy supply, have not
been, so hungry for this class of stuff.
There were three cars of clipped lambs on
sale today which sold at steady prices.
Sheep have been In the best demand all
the week and today they were picked up
at right around steady prices. I here waa
hardly enough stuff here to make a mar
ket, but what there was told quite readily.
Two cara of shorn lambs sold up to $5.75
today and a deck of shorn ewes brought
$4.25. Everything waa cleaned up in good
season and the market could beat be quoted
as generally steady.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs, $8 003J.2b; fair to good lambs,
$5.508.00; good to choice Colorado wooled
lambd, $6.8ij37.26; good to choice yearlings.
$o0o&6.35; fair to good yearlings, $4.76t)6.c);
good to choice wethers. $4-714(5.00; fair to
good wethers. $4.2634 6o; good to choke
ewes," $4 504.85; fair to good ewes. $4 ootj
4.50. Wooled stock sella from 76c to $1.00
per 100 pounds higher than clipped stock.
representative sales:
No.
culls.
62 western lambs.
6 western bucks
16 western ewes
35 western ewes
4 western wethers
4 western wethers
6 western ewes
133 western lambs
269 western lambs
8 lambs
31 western ewe culls
102 western ewes
123 western ewes
Av.
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. 78
. 80
. 70
. 72
. 110
. 64
. 64
. 68
. 78
. 86
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4 60
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4 85
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5 75
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4 25
CHICAfiO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Haas Five Ceats Lower
Sheep and Lambs Steady.
CHICAGO. May 25 CATTLE Receipts,
74)0 head. Market steady; good to prime
steers. d.60'v!650; poor to medium. $4.oiu
6.50: stockers and feeders, $2.7oH.5.16; cows,
$2.i&4 75; heifers, $2.6n4i6.a); ranners. $1.50
r2.40; bulls. $2.504j-4.55; calves, 8S.oO4i4.60.
HOGS Receipts, .V'OuO head; estimated to
morrow, 20,000 head. Markel 5c lower;
mixed and butchers'. S5.2f,4j5.6t: good to
choice heavv, $6,4116.60; rough heavy, tn.lu
5.36; light, $5.2tV36.50; bulk of sales, So&fr
6.50.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts, 10.000
head. Market steady; good to choice weth
ers, shorn, $4.5oj5.70; fair to choice mixed,
shorn, $3 6ir4.40; western' sheen, shorn, $4.00
tn5 00; native lambs, shorn, $4. i5'7j6.60; west
ern lambs. $5 6045.76.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 2S. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.300 head. Including l,f0 southerns.
Market steady to 10c lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers, $5tVgtvl5; fair to
food, $4.601 5.40; western fed steers, ti.iioj
80; stockers and feeders. $3.2Vli4.0; south
ern steers. $3"o5 36; southern cows, $J.5tf
S 75; natlv cows. $2.50&4 .75; native heifers.
$3 255.25; bulla, $3.0Crr4 80; calves. $3.00415.60.
HOGS Receipts, 10.600 head. Market was
steady; top. $6.40; bulk of sales, 46 a -ii 6. 37 4.
heavy. $6.36.40; packers. $5.3ia5.40, pigs
and lights, $4 7VgS 3i.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.000
head. Sheen 6a lower: lambs, nrm: native
lambs. $5.607.2S; western Iambs. $5.75fi".35:
fed ewes and yearlings. $40rVri6.75; Texas
clipped yearlings. $tVo"l5.60. Texas clipped
sheep, $4.2644.86; atockera and feeders, $2.50
4)4 50.
St. I.oala Live Stock Slarket.
ST. LOUIS. May 2S.-CATTLE-Recelpts, '
4.606 head. Including 2.500 Texans. Market
weak; native shipping and export steers.
$510&6oo; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4.85'(i6.oO; steers under l.ftfi lbs., S3 5o3.uo;
stockers and feeders. $3.004 50; cows and
heifers, $2 2f.'&6 i6; canners $I0f43.26; bulls.
S2.3.Vo4 25; calves. $5.iu5; Texss and In
dian steers. $3.50iS.6o; cows and heifers,
$2. 5O-&4 50.
HOGS Receipts. 8.0(4) hesd. Market Sc
lower: pigs and lights. $4 "tio 45. packers.
$4 8ojj5.10; butchers and best heavy. S6.Si.1i
6 46.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 2 000
head. Market stead: native muttons. $160
j5.i: lambs, $6 OftiS 00; culls and bucks
$32Mi4 30; stockers. $2.063.10; Texans, $3.50
8,5 00.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH. May 26 CATTLE Re.
reipta. 784 head. Market steady to a shade
lower; natives. $4 1iK.j5 !: coa t and heifers.
$1.5ir46.25: bulls and stsga. $2 lof5 10; year
ling calves, $2 75'n4 6o. Blockers and feedera,
$2.7Vj4 75.
HOGS-Recelpta. 4.2 head. Market was
steady to strong: light mixed. $5.:6ti5 324;
medium heavy. o. -7 4-tj 5 37 4 ; bulk of sales,
$u. 54.6. 36V
SHEEP AND IiMBS-Recelpts. 4.8u8
head. Market steady; Colorado lambs, $7.25.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, May 25 WOOL The market
continues to strengthen and reports Indi
cate that the west Is well sold up. Montana
especially being covered up by contracts on
actual sales. There is less trading among
dealers here, but this Is because a large
part of the speculative wool available had
!ecn placed. There is little doing in terrl
torv wools on spot, hut new Wools are
eag'erlv taken at full prices. The demand
for foreign and pulled wools is artlve. The
lanHine miotatlons are about aa follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania. XX and above.
34fj3ic; X. 3lt)32c: No. 1. 3Si3!c; No. 2. OOff
40c; fine unwashed. 26$2ic: quarter blood
unwashed, 33034c; three-eighths blood, &3(B
84c; half blood. 32ti33c; unwashed delaine.
27j28e; unmerchantable, 28'u2!c; fine washed
delaine, 37e. Michigan, fine unwashed. 22t
2.1c; quarter blood unwashed, 32'u83c; three--eighths
blood. 33'o-He: half blood. $06 .lie;
unwashed delaine, 2541 26c. Kentucky, Indl-.
ana, etc.. three-eighth and quarter blood..
SS'itMc. Territory, Idaho line, 2l4j'2!e; heavy
fine, lSeiSc; fine medium. 21ti22c; medium
2fi'.'7c; Tow medium. 281 27c. Wyoming, fine
2V21c; heavy line. PlSc; fine medium. 22'g
23c; medium. 26(j27c. low medium. 21-3270-Utah
and Nevada, fine. 2122c; heavy Una,
17-Slfic; line medium. 22H23c; medium. 2a
27c; low medium. 27fi2Sc. Dakota, fine. 2i tj
21c; fine medium. 21'H22c: medium. 26'f2ic . ,
low medium, 2tVji'27e. Montana, flue choice.
26fi'26c; tine average. 21'u'22c: tine medlurr
choice, 25tj28c; average. 218 '-; niediurr
choice. 27S2SC. ,r . .
ST. LOUIS. May 25.-WOOIy Steady ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 263ic;
light fine, 2441.274c; heavy fine, 20,.224ci
tub washed, 3-' 42c.
' Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Mav 2.V-COTTOV-Qulet
and steadv; sales, Hia bales; ordinary
5,-lfic; good ordinary. 6c: low mlrldllng
74c middlinr, 8"e; good inlddlitig. 8!-16o,
middling fair. 84c; receipts, 4'2 bales,
stock. 166.5!8 halea. .
LIVF:RPOOL. May 26.-COTTON-SpoL
In fair demand; prices unchanged; Amer
ican middling. 4.Md: sales of the day wer4
10fV) hales, of which 500 were for specula
tion and export and included J.ooo Amer.
lean: receipts, 17.000 bales, including 18.5K
ST. LOUIS. May 25.-CO rTONrQulet. 4c
lower; middling. 8 3-lic; ss.s. i'.i i", re
ceipts, none; shipments, 339 bales; stock, 4i.
056 bales, ,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 26. COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of 6 points. Prices dur
ing the morning ruled about steady around
the initial level. I,ater. however, Wall
street sold quite actively, prtsutnnhly fo
long account, and with certain trade In
terests selling prices yielded readily. Sales
were reported of 57. 7f0 bags. Including July
at 6 4eqS.5ec: September. .ej1.7r: Deceiiij .
ber 6 SO8'7 00c; Jnnuarv, 7.i.c; March, s 85
t7 00c; April, 6 MfMMK. Spot, qulel; No.
7. Rio. 740.
R F. A 1. ESTATE TRANSFKRS.
Deeds filed for record May 25. laor. as fur
nlshed by Ihe Midland (iunrantee anl
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1A)
Farnam street, for The Bee:
J. Schmidt and wife to S. Schmidt, nA ,
In' t,. Lets Place , . "
C. 8. Joy to A 8. R. Eastman, lot 2.
block 2. West Omaha 30.009
N P. Dodge. Jr.. to L. B. Jackson, lot
is Dodge & Scott's. add 3n4 .
Anna K. Johnson and husband to H.
E Joiner. s4 lot 10, block 2, E. V.
Smiths 82O0
G. Parks and wife to Church of As
sumption, lot In. block 6. Brown Park 4".0
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany to P. MeConnell, lota 5 and 8.
block 23. Wilcox 2-1 701
J. Frank to U M. GJerde, lot 4, block
8. Lowe's add
D. J. Hlnchey to Delia Hlnehey. part
of lots 7 and 8. block i Bowery Hill 600
Johanna T. Collins and husband to
same, part of same property 300
J. J. Hlnchey to same, part of same
property W
Marv A. Melia and husband to same,
part of same property 300
Catherine Mella to same. IXU't of same
Ntoek la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western, marketa yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8.110 14. 'XW t2
Sioux City ".
Kansas City 4 VO 10.5tl S.ooi)
St. Joseph 1.784 4f9 4.:
St. laouis 4 yo 8 . :ii
Chicago a So.ii.i lu no
Total 21,04 64.487 22.240
Sloax rilg Ll.e Stark Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia, May i6.-iSpe.ial Tle-
t ram ) CATTLE-Receipts, iff) head, tnsr
tt steady, teva, 44tr4w, tost, bull
property
M. Hlnrliey to same, part of same
properly
V M. Lemon to J. 8. Gilbert, block
87 and other property In Dundee
W. E. N'.rris to J. W. Dalley, lot 3.
Bluff View
Mattie D. Valentine and husband to
Alice Mevcr, lot 6, block 1. West
End
F. W Craeht and wife to Lena Thor-
aon, lota 13 and 14. Wirth a subdlv.
I. S. Leuvett lo Charles find Alice I..
Edwards, lot 3 hl'x-k 15, Shiill's 2d
add
Dartmouth Savings hank to R. c. I.e-
Fever. lots 1 snd 2. block 2, 'Ixe A
parmel" s add
R C. IKever to F. F. laf-Fever, same
Droneriv
peyrlte Urns. ConiiiilBslon coniany to
Allen Bros, riei-.itv company, pnrt or
lots 1 and 2. block 1:13. city of Omaha S.i)
Edwards-VVood Co.
llnroi porst-d
nla Office: Flf'b gad RobrU 5trti
M. HAUL, niNN.
400
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