1
TIIE 0MAT1A DAILY. BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1003.
lb
am AND PRODUCE MARKET
Jul Wheat Ecoroi Antanoe at Close-
of
cession.
BELOW NINETY OF THE DAY
Mar Wheat Lotes Corn, Takes a
OeeMne on Accoaat of Uta.
ral Selling and Heavy Re
ceipt (lata Are Firm.
OMAHA. May 2. 19(6.
July wheat rose t0 9ic In the. laat fifteen
minutes ol the session, after biting blow
nc a gooil part of the day. The market
cipened c ovUiw ymionlay and dropped
orf flintier tu 89c. Predictions of lain,
tne bullisli aultuQn o( the Xod.-rn Miller
iuid the buying ot Pringle in tha Chicago
pit are responMlble for the upturn. May
lout 2c and closed at 81.03; July closed
-l 91u and September at 83e.
Coin took a further decline. This was on
nccouDt o general Helling of the cash ar
ticle and heavy receipt. Omaha has been
getting a gooU many cam of corn in the
last few days. Chicago got But cars today
and expects 644 cars tomorrow. At the
close May was 5sc, July 49c. old July
4K7c, September I8',c, old September 4Sc.
Oats were steady at about the same
prices. May finished at 31c, July at auVc
and Hept ember at 28c.
At Liverpool light Argentina wheat ship
ments caused covering by shorts, resulting
in an opening advance of d in July and
d in September and further gains of 41
in both montiis. A large spot demand was
also a bullish factor, but late in the ses
sion July eased oft ti, and September d
on moderate realizing, 'ihe close was j
d higher ou wheat and Vd hignur uii
cor i.
Settlements oa 1,500,000 bushels of May
corn were made Wednesday afternoon, aud
Thursday at Chicago by the leading corn
ahu:'ts, BarUett-Prazler, at 6641160, For
elgners have suitt-red the roost, as they
always stay out to the last. There are
some In tne trade who assert that the May
deal is practically over, but the bull in
ter -st do not admit it. It is said that
there is little probability of the Chlctiuo
bulls having . to tuko more than l,5oo,woo
bushels In the next tour business days.
Today's Inter Ocean says: "Home, of the
lMst money makers in the trade took,
proltts ou long July wheat yesterday. They
figured that despite the bud crop reports
the trade Is due to shift from the May to
the July basin within a. low days, and tho
change is likely "to have a depressing ef
fect on market values for a time at least.
Heavy buying of July wheat in Chicago
and selling at Kansas City was on yester
day. At one time the dltierence. was lUac.
The same paper says regarding coin
"Monday will bo practically the last day
on which the elevator Interests can buy
corn for drying to make contract grades.
They will have to get corn that can bo
run to their elevators on short notice
Tuesday will be a holiday and all corn
will have to be in store by noon Wednes
day. 801110 of the corn ottered the lu.si.ee
tion department the lust tew days has been
turned down. This will make more trouble
tor the elevator men and prevent their
turning out as much corn as they antlci
pated. There are iMi.OOO bushels of com to
arrive here on a fast freight from Omaha
that is expected to grade No. 2 and haa
been sold for Mav delivery. The country
is consigning corn, as it la the only way
t... 1... .,,11,1.1
Omnhn Cash Sales.
CORN No. 3 2 cars, 46c; No. 1 yellow, 1
ca r, 4iic.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT -No, 3 hard, 97cfil 00; No. i
hard. 92di96c; No 4 hard, 6Vu85c; No. ;
Bpi lng, 9$c.
CORN No. 2, 46c; No. 3, 4(io; No. 4, 45c
no orrade. 4CKS44c: No. 2 yellow. 4be: No.
yellow. 46c; No. white, 46c; No. 3 white,
;e. 1
OATS No. 2 mixed, 29c; No. I mixed,
2c; No. 4 mixed, 28c; No. 2 white. 31c;
No. S white, WVic; No. 4 white, 30c; stand
ard. 81c.
Carlo! Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 60S 139
Kansas City 27 33 12
Minneapolis Si'B
Omaha . 6 38 ' 10
Duluth 3.
St. Louis 35 55
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
The rrwe 01; puces paid in Mlnneapo',.
as reported by toe Edwards-Wood c atq1
pany. llvMil board of Trade, was;
Article. I Open. High. Low. Close. les'y.
No I. May, $1.12; July, $1.13; Sep
tember, 8,o.
OATS To arrive and on track, 31c,
CHIC AttQ (iRAII AMI PHOYItlOSS
Features of tha Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board f Trade.
CHICAGO. May 26. Suggestion that con
siueiaoie damage. Dy excessive rains Had
been uone to tne wheal crop cauxeu a
strong mush In tne wneal pit here touay.
At tne close tne July option was Up -o.
ine price of corn tor May delivery unuei
went aiiollier serious setback today, a
break ot ic oocurring as a result ot ap
parent abandonment of the Ueal. Fait
ot tne loss was regained on buying by
811011.4) tnu close snowing a net loss of oc.
juiy coin is ott l,U'c. oats are down c.
4 ruvlsioiis are a siiude to 6c lower.
aiiungin in wheat developed alter a
Weak opening. At the stall tne market
was iniiuenced by improved weather and
hnerai increase 111 receipts at Minneapolis.
July opened uncnangeu to c lower at
11 r,v to iW4r, and In tne first hour declined
n Ml'jc. t pon receipt of additional dam
age i.-ports ciiicily lrom Hi. Ixjuls and
Kansas City, the sentiment became bullish.
1 lie iiiarael closed at tne highest point of
the day, with July at 91c. Clearances of
Wheal and Hour were equal to 2o,ono bu.
Exports for the week, as snown b Brad-
sireets, were equal to 1,221. tJO bu. Primary
receipts were otl.ooo bu., afejHlnsi 2bl,'o bu
a year ago. Minneapolis, Duiuth and Chi'
cago reported receipts of 2-9 cars, against
iw cars last week, and 1M cars a year ago.
Corn for May delivery today sold at bo'c
a break ot ic from yesterday s closing
quotations. The lrop in the value of the
May option waa mainly the result of tho
large Increase in receipts of corn, arrivals
today belug 4ub cars with 2Vi of contract
grade. The market was weak at the start,
the May option being off 3c, at tine. In
HI teen minutes tho price dropped to 5t
and then slumped to .Vjc. An estimate of
nearly 700 cars for tomorrow was a vital
factor late In the day. IJuylng by shons
caused a fair recovery, but the close was
weak at 68c. July opened a shade to H'H'o
lower, at i'J'.tc to 4Uc, sold oft K 4S4C
and closed at 4vc.
Oals were steady on an Improved cash
demand. July opened unchanged at 3o-'ac,
sold off to 3Hfec and closed at Wc. Local
receipts were Vt cars.
Provisions were easier as a result of a
decline in live hogs, following liberal re
ceipts. At the close July pork was ore oc
at (12.47V. Lard was down 2"e at 17.25.
Kibrt were a dhade lower at $7.2ei .2V.
Estimated reoeints for tomorrow: Wheat,
1 car; corn, 6M cars; oats, 104 cars; hogs.
H.'Mi head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
3
Article. I Open. High. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
May
July
81 pt.
Corn
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Oats
May
July
Sept.
Pork
May
July
Sept.
Lard
Mav
July
Sept.
Ribs
May
July
Sept.
I 105
I
GO
1 06 1 03 1 03J 1 06
SlVil MVsl MVsi W,i
60
;4fiV(tH,48V'?iOi
1K''1"
jWViU-is,
31V
3iH
12 36
12 47V
12 72Vs.
7 15
7 25
7 4V
7 07h'
7 45
65ViI
T
4--v
31 J
12 40 '
12 47
12 72Vi
7 15
7 25
7 42W
7 07V,
7 22V.
7 45
47"k
31V4
3oa
68 63
4!H 4"i SO
4J4 4kil Ij)
2Vi28Vi'gJl
12 35
12
i:
12
2 42V4i 1? 4.V4 12 62V4
3 7Vsl sJ.sS! 12 77v1
31?
3"S
12 40
I
7 15 1
76
20
" . .,1, y
7 15
7 25
7 42H'
7 05
7 22
7 46
7 17i
7 27V
7 46
7 00
7 22
7 47
No. 2. aOld. bNe
??t1,.?J,uoUons ''-re follows:
BLOLH-Hrm; 'inter patents. $4.10-3;
4.20; winter sir ' hts. $3.mn iu, spring
putents, $4.t0&o sprr,K straights, $3.90'
ijil; bakers, t4r ,3
...i,H,E,TN, spring. $1.10S1.12; No. 3,
,1Ji(,;x?Io red, $1.0tiV4'&10HV4.
2. 5xc; No. i yellow, 68c.
OA i 8 N 2 3ii,c; No. 2 white. SSV
iVvr0-. ' white, 31V321tc.
Iyg7o. 2, 76S7so.
BARIJY Good feeding, 4042c; fair to
ch"'l'e malting, 4f4Sic.
Bt D8-N0 1 flax, $1.28; No. 1 northweRt
4l.4o; clover, contract grade, $U.76W12.25.
Pr lie timothy, $2.85.
Jf'KOTIBIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12.40
12.46. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7,154(7.17. Short
ribs sides (loosel. ii.imfg i.ia; snort ciear
NEW YORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Dull and Manj Disgusted Tradara
Close Up Tbeir Acconnti.
NORTHERN PACIFIC AND GREAT NORTHERN
Decline of Several 1'olnts Gives Evl-
dries of the tnsettled Condi
tion of the Rallrray
Sltnatlon. r-
NEW YORK, May 2S A brisk half hour's
business alter lue opening today was ail
mat saved the sloe market from tne
lowest record of saies in nearly a year.
1 he transactions concentrated Into that
lime was almost wnoily prolessional and
weie designed 10 test the market. Tne
pressure men applied brought such sny.il
esuils in tne way of dislodging sloes, of
lnuucing any following tnat ine aissied
liauers cioseu up ineir accouuis. juany
brokers inereupou lelt Willi tnu inteniiuil
of not returning on Mommy tor the y..e
day s business preceding tne Meiiiotuil "Urny
noiioay , '1 lie prospect of a period t Vra;
tical idleness to extend intu Vednesdiiy
of nexi week had much to cVj with the
somnolent conditions -hicb developed.
Transactions were ot no sigfjflcanco, both
by reason of their small Volume and the
Hilling ert'ect on prices.
Tne strength ot Ontario & Western was
a sustaining force tor iijt vniue market.
It was ruuiored again tjiat the, New York
Central and tne iNew'iork. J.'ew Haven
ik. Hailfoid had agreed upon terms for a
jolul guarantee ot i, luvltleiid as the terms
of a lease of the pro;rfy. Tne Use ot a
point in Ne,w Yovk tx-nftal and 2i in New
iork, Nevv liav-jti A Harttord were pointed
to as CJ-ilmn.'Uiiju of this report. The
selling at the,' oldening "was based imme
diately upon prwlesse4 doubts as to thu
exlenk 01 the settleri.ent eftected In the
nortltweatern railway dispute. The drop
of i points 'In Ore.t Northern preferred
and 01 -3 In Nortl rn Pacific were pointed
to as evidence of the continued unsettle
nient of the situation. The United States
Steel stocks alsr, were a weight upon the
market aiiU y.e disruption of tne steel
rail pool tvns '.he Bubject of much discus
sion as fceurir.g on the trade situation, it
was berievut?. ihat the dissolution of this
agreement 'would open the way to added
compiyjtKrf, eftort which would be llkeiy
to liU'co yielding prices and to with
bolig of orders. It was urged also tnat
U. a Mlandonnient of similar agreements In
ort-.er branches of the trade was likely to
AiiliAv. The L'nlted States Steel stocks
wei less responsive to the latter Improve
nio.t in prices man the majority of stocks.
Ihe announcement of an additional small
frank failure from the west gave a bad
impression, owing to the recent conjunc
tion 01 a numoer 01 sucu to.
to tie probable that recent disclosures ot
banking operations resulting In the ac
quisition ot unfortunate holdings has had
the effect of stimulating a closer
scrutiny of security and collateral on the
part of the financial Institutions all over
the country. , .
Weather reports from the region of the
irruin ernnn were more favorable, but some
anxiety was reported regarding cotton crop
conditions. Currency movements indicate
a slight gain In cash by the banks, but the
week s loan changes are likely to prove
large. The extreme ease of the money
market, however, precludes any great at
tention to the bank statement. Ihe spe
cial weakness of corn products was due to
fears over the dividend on the preferred
stock. Conditions were stagnant and the
..l,.,. tiu i,u Hnilnir the afternoon, but
ih. tnc nt the closlnK was strong.
xi vr firm. Total saies, par
value. $2.USO,000. Lnited States bonds were
all unchanged on call. .
KV.iinwliiir were the sales and range
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Ing the last hour and closed firmer. Japa
nese were firmer. Imperial Japanese gov
ernment tm of W ere quote,! at lulH.
Russians and "Rln Tlntos were easier, on
continental sellltisf
UERL1N. MtVV is Prices on the pours
today were weaker, following the advice
from New fork and London.
Nw York Money Market.
NEW YORK. My 2fi. MONEY On call,
easy at 2''?i2 r closing bid, 2
per cent; offered. 2 cent. Time money,
very easy aid, dull: So and w days, i per
cent; morths, $ii3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-tHS
per cent.
8TERA.TNO KXCHANftE Heavy, with
nctual business in bankers' bills at $4 87i
4.8710 Tor demand and at $.8f15'(ii4.8520 for
60-ifV bills; posted rates, $4.868 4.8S; com
mercial bllK 44.84.
tilLVER-ftar. &-Vc; Mexican dollflrs, 43c.
BONDS-Oovernment, steady; railroad,
ateady.
Closinc nrlees on bonds were:
V. 8. ret '2a. rn....HH' Msnhatun c. I.
ai -Tins sines tioosei, suimf
A Bides (boxed), $7.12S'7.26.
Following were the recel
Ipts and shipments
Wh at
May..
July..
Sept..
Co. n
July..
Sept...!
pec
.Kl 23
:l 1 i
.i9V(S
4,H
46V!
1 24
1 llTi.
ml
45 1
119
1 084
8441
J3 I
4 USsI
' 6 I
4R-41
46V,;.
1 23
1 10
861
49 Hi
48
New,
WEATHER
IM THIS 4HRAI I1ELT
t
TtmptMiurt IUos-. In Central Valleys
and 1nke Region.
t 4 OMAHA. May 26. 1906.
The temperature is decidedly low in the
rentiAJ valleyr and lake region this morn
ing, and llglu to heavy frosts occurred last
nWLht in northern Iowa, the Uakntas,
AJrinssota and Wisconsin, and teinpera
'Jires below freezing were recorded tn
northern Iowa and Minnesota. The tein
jieruture is higher In the extreme upper
"valleys and throughout the west and will
lie higher in tiie central valleys tonight
und Saturday.
Light rain is falling In central and west
ern Nebraska this morning and showery
weather will probably extend over the cen
tral valleys tonight and Saturday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
u.ty of the past three year:
1hi5. 1904. 1903. 1D0'.'.
Minimum temperature.... 45 48 58 65
Precipitation 00 .00 . 93 T
Normal temperature for today, U5 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
lis Inches.
Ex-jess corresponding period In 19C4, .84 of
an inch.
Excess corresponding period In 1903, .33 of
aa Inch.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Kaln.
stations. uax. Min.
13, OOO
. 14.(100
..3K6.300
.1X1,311)
of flour and grain:
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu. .
Rye, bu
Barley, bu 38,(w0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, inhale;
dairies, ltWilsc. Eggs, weak ; at mark, cases
included, 15c; firsts, 15c; prime firsts, liic;
extras, 17c. Cheese, weak at lutfrl0c.
of
100
3,ouO
Receipts. Shipments.
is, WW
28,400
212.7IH)
2.3O0
8, 211)
Ashland, Neb.... Gi
Auburn, Neb (7
Columbus, Neb.. 61
Pairbury, Neb.... 8
Fairmont. Keb... 64
Or. Island, Neb. r.2
llarllngton. Neb, bS
Oakdale, Neb.... 68
Omaha. Neb 61
Tekamah, Neb... 63
Carroll, la. 67
Clnrinda, la 66
Plhley, la 66
Sioux City, la.... 68
Storm Lake, la.. 59
DISTRICT
41
38
39
38
42
43
3S
3S
45
35
31
36
31
40
32
llicnci,
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clea r
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
AVERAGES.
No. 01 Temp. Rata.
Central Stations. Max. Min. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 24 '.1 44 .6$
Columbus, 0 16 74 68 .
Deh Moines. Ia... 13 64 36 .02
Indianapolis, lnd. 11 72 ou .84
Kansas City, Mo. 22 72 4ti .01
Louisville, Ky.... 19 76 60 .78
Minneapolis 7 66 36 .Od
Omaha. Neb 15 62 38 .(hi
St. Luuls, Mo.... 12 74 48 .2ti
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather lluroau.
ft. I.outs General Market.
ST. LOCI8, May 26. WHEAT Firm after
decline; No. 2 red, cash, elevator, $1.00;
track, $113. May, $1.00; July, 84GS4;c,
No. 2 hard, 1.06fcl.C.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 51c; track,
51c; May, 61o; July, 477o.
OATS Steudy ; No. 2 cash. 30c; track,
314i31c; May, 31c; July, i8c; No. 2 while,
34c.
FLOl'R Firm; red winter patents, $1.85
C10.O0; extra fancy and strnigut, $.7o64.80;
cleiir, $3.604.00.
SEED Timothy, steady, $2.002.50.
COHNMEAL Steady. $2.50.
F.KAN-Steady ; sacked, east track. 77fT7c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.0u8 13.00 ; prai
rie, 6.0ti'u9.60.
IRON COTTON TIES-99C.
RAGGING 8isc.
'HEMP TVINE-rc.
PROVISIONS Pork, easy; Jobbing, $12.60.
Lard, steady; prime steam, $6.76. Dry salt
meats iboxed), steady; extra shorts, $7.37;
clear ribs, $7.60; short clears, $7.62. Uacon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, $4.00; clear
rilws. ls.12: short clear, $S.37.
POULTRY Springs lower; chickens, 11c;
springs. 2o4)27c; turkeys, U'c; ducks, luc;
geese, be.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, lSfi21o;
dairy, lB'slDe.
EGGS Quiet, 13c, case count. -
Keeeipts. enipments.
Flour, bbls i.ow
Wheat, bu 35.000
Ry.
Corn,
Oats,
bu....
bu..
55.0
44,000
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 26 BUTTER
Quiet; extra western creamery. 22iu23c;
extra nearby prints, 23c.
EGGS Steady ; nearby fresh, 17c, at mark;
western fresh, 17f(flSc, at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full cream,
fancy ntw, llfoll'c; fair to good new, 10V5j!
loc; domesilc Swiss, 11?jHc.
Atchison
do pid
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore Ac Ohio ..
do ptd
Canauian Pacillc ...
Central of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chicago et Alton ....
do pfd
Chicago G. W
Chicago A N. W
C M. & St P
Chicago T. & T
do Pfd
C., C C. A: St. L. ...
Colorado Southern...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pid
JDelaware 6t Hudson
Delaware L. & W..
Denver & Rio Urande
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do ptd
Louisville & N
Manhattan L....
Met. Securities .
Metropolitan St.
Mexican Central
Minneapolis & St. L.
M.. St. P. & S. bt. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacillc
Missouri, K. & T
do pfd
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
New York central.
N. Y.. O. & W
Norfolk & Western
do pfd
Northern Pacific ..
Pennsylvania
P., C. C & St. L..
Reading
do 1st ptd
do 2d pfd
Rock Isiand Co
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Pacific ..
do pfd
Southern Railway.
do nfd
7.000 Texas & Pacific ..
35.000 T., St. L. & W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do nfd
Wabash
do nfd
Wheeling & L. E
Wisconsin Central...
do pfd
Adams Express
American express...
U. 8. Express
Wells-Faigo Express
Amalgamated Copper 38,4D
Sales. Mlen.Low. Close
x im lie 7V 78
liuvi
101
1011
101
147
10j
2,800 144 1U
1,000 47 . 47
20U SiVi 32
4!66 18 18
ifciO 2ll' 210
lO.tiUO ll2, llOH
'266 3i4 Silt
'M 26 '4 2b' i
300 66 bo
500 'Hr 3J
300 180 1.9t
12',i66 4ti 3i
3,iiA Iiti i6-
800 65' 60
200 88 Hi
'966 159 15s
200 25 25
'766 5tf" 6i"
2,100 1424 141
2!5O0 76 75"
1,000 llo 11K
1,800 ! IVtt
do ceua,n
U. a lr m
do Cfr'jpon
. .-3, nrw 4, rr(.
d COUoA
. 8. old 4, IT! 104i N
do coupon liMH N
Am. Tobacco 4a, ctta. i3H N. J. I. s-
do k. clla 1UH No. TaclBu
liH4 Mi. Central 4a..
lutlk do lat lnc
104 Minn. Si. b ..
U) M.. K. T. la.
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la.
Atchlaon gn. 4a.
do adj. 4a
Atlantic I. L 4a,
Bal. ft Ohio 4a...,
do itu M
Central of Ot. ta 1!3
do lat loo HI
do M lnc 11
Chra. Ohio 4i. . . .1'rtS
Chicago 4t A. IH ,.- Xs
c. b. a g. n. ....1"JV,
C R. I. P. ta.... no
do col. 6a 01
CCV. at St. U s. 4a.. 101
Chicago Tor. 4a a!
Colorado Mid. 4a 7C
Ccln. A So 4a 4
Cuba 6a, ctfa HVil,
D. a n. a. 4a. lviv
Dlatlllpra' 8. ta..,. VI
grit prior lien 4a....l(MH
do son. 4a J4.
r. vv. u. c. la.... 114
Hocking Val. 4Via.... 1114
h. & N. unl. tt 1M
uftered.
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. N. A W. c, 4a...
it. 8. L. rtdg. 4t
..HH ll'cnn. conr. iVta.
Heading gen. 4a
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St. L A 8. F. 1. 4a.
St. I 8. W
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Lighter Ban of Cattle, bat Market Bhowi
k Still Further Decline.
HOGS QUITE ACTIVE AND SHADE HIGHER
Light Ron of Sheep and Lambs with
Nothing Choice In Sight Feeling
on Market Weak to Dime
Lower Thnn Yesterday,
SOUTH OMAHA. May 2. 1906.
Receipts were:
OlHcial Monday
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday ...
Oflluial Pnday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4.01
4.047
t.84
3.1t4
1.437
4.otil
m.ui
14.118
ll.iM
6.ol
e.74;
li,lK
t4J
3.U4,'
Total this week U.5. 65.565 28.295
Same das last week. . .18l) 3o.Oi7 KM
Same week before 14,0) 34.5JI 19,47?
Same three weeks ago.. 14,110 8?.3 20.M0
Same foui weeks ago. ...15.575 40,K) 29,aoo
Same days last year 14.5o 54. L.830
RECEIPTS POR THE YEAR TO DATE.
ihe lollowiiiK table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs aiul sheep at South Omaua for
ue year 10 aale. Willi coiiiuarisuns wmi
Seaboard A L. tt.... W.S
80 Farlnc 4a
80. Hallway tt ll't
Tesaa 4k P. la My,
T., 81. b. A W. 4t... S
Union Ftcule 4t lot
do con, ta UVt
I' 8. Sleol i ta.... 1
aat year:
1905. 1904.
attle arciiiaa kkk 41T
Hogs 1M.D.S4 l.U3.il9t
Sheep 6o3.ia Wo.Tjo
ine following table shows
I no. Dec.
56,3 1 8
so, 414
16,384
the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
Wabaah It
do deb. 1)
Western Md. 4t......
W. A L. K. 4a
Wla. Central 4a.
Jtptn ta, ctta.
do 4Wt, clla
Colo. lnd. tt. ttt A.
do set B
.1174
. 13
. 5
. 4(4
. NH
. ot
. M
. 04
.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, May 2i.-Chll loans, 33 per
cent; time loans, 3ri4 per cent.
closing of stocks and bonds:
Alrhiaon tdj. 4a....... ta Adventure
do 4a 101
Mex. Central 4a. 74
Atchiaon 784
do pfd lol
Boeton A Albany.... 26
Boston A Maine 1744
Boston Elevated li4
Kll. houra pfd 144
Mexican Central 194
N Y N. H. A H.-.H?-).
Pere Marquettt . . . . 100
t'nlon ParlUc 11SS
Amer. Arte. Chem... 12
do pfd i
Amer. Pneu. Tube.... 4U
Amer. Sugtr
do pfd
Amer. T. A T....
Amer. Woolen ...
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Edlaon Klec. lllu...
Oei.eral Klectrlc ...
Mate. Electrlo
do pfd
Maaa Gaa
l'nlted Fruit
l'nlted Shoe Mach..
do pfd
V. 8. 8teel
do pfd
Weetlng. common .
Bid "Asked.
..131
...1U
... Jilt
...101
... 194
...244
...173
... 14
... 61
434
Allouel
Amalgamated ..
American Else
Atlantic
Bingham
Cel. & Heclt...
Centennltl
Copper Ktngt ..
Paly West
bomlnlon Cttt
Franklin
Grancy
Malt Royal ...
Mam. Mining ..
MIcMgiLn
Mohtok
Munt. C. A C.
Old Dominion ..
Osceola
Parrot
Uulnry
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
l'nlted Copper .
c. 8. Mining....
Oil
.ins VI'. 8-
. MVl'tab
. 31 Victoria .
, jtivfc Wlnont .
. iiJH Wolverlnt
. 11 I
oiriciul
.... 14
.... IBS
.... n
....
.... lo
....
... 1
.... 1;
.... 74
.... i
.... US
.... 1
.... ev
.... 11
4t
.... I
.... MVi
.... M
.... 11
.... ba
1
....100
.... TS
.... 24
....
.... 10
.... 41
....
.... USa
....107
May l...
My ...
Way ...!
May 4...
May ...'
May e...
Mar 7...
May ...
May v...
May 10..
May 11..
May 12..
May 14..
May 14.. i
Alay lo..
May 10.. I
May li..
May Is.. 1
May ID..
May 9o..
May 21..
May
Alay id.. 1
May 1'4..
May 25..
May ai..
London Storka and Bonds.
LONDON, May 26. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds: .
Consols, monsy
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchiaon
do pfd
... 90V N. Y. Central.
0 i-lt Nortolk A W..
... 1 lo pfd
... ft Ontario & W..
,.lo4 ; Pennsylvtnlt .
Baltimore A Ohio. ...110 Rand MlDta
. 2,100
fcOO
M0
100
. 1,200
,lo3,tX10
6O0
100
. 1,I0
,. IS.SoO
'. b3,ii0
200
0
Xoa
5s V
34
13W,
o2l
78 4
92
lhlS
133
c9
90
80
io'.,
5
31
138
49
7 s
li8
132
S
90
3.2O0 20 25
29.01 po
55,000
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Mav :6.-VHEAT-Spot,
quiet; No. 1 California, 6s 9d. Future,
ste.tdy, May, nominal: July, 6s 10d.
CORN Sjtit firm; American mixed, new,
4s ill. futures, steady; May, 4s bd. July,
4s 5'd
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, May 26. CORN Lower; No. 3
yellow, ale; No. 3, 51a; No. 4, 60c; no grade,
47i4lc.
OATS Steady; No. S-whlte, 301j31c;
No. 4 white, iO-HIiSOc.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 2.-VHEAT-May.
!1.0o; July, 7'(jk7'.'c ; September, 75'75c.
Cash: No. t Imrd, $l.nt!1.07; No. 3, 4i'g
11.04; No. 4. Mrtrl.0; No. i red, I1.02&1.07;
No. S, 94cl1l.04; No. 4. Mcfjll 00.
CORN May, 46o: July, 45-c; Septem
Ier, 43c. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 4Sc; No. 3,
47if74M-; No. 2 white, 4H'c; No. 3, 4.sc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 wlilte, 33tfX.c; No.
2 mined, 320 32i,c
HAY 8teady; choice timothy, $9iolfl0.00;
cnoiee prairie, , (:hjs.uv.
17C20c; packing.
RYE Steady, 67(j70c.
Hl'TTtrt-Cieaniei j,
13c.
EGOS Lower; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 1 whltewood cases Included, 14c; case
count, 13c; cases returned. o lesa.
Receipts. Shipments.
WTieat. bu 1 15iO - 21.600
Corn, bu 46KV 3i).4i
Oats, bu .'. 2,000 S.000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 2 WTIEAT May,
11.22; July. $1 11; September, 6c; No. 1
hard. $1.26: No. 1 northern, tilt; No. t
northern, $1 .11.
PIX1UR First patents, W.65.j.75: second
patents, $6.4oti55; first clears, )400St.lo;
seeond clears. 2.76(B2S5.
BRAN In bulk. $13 OmfjU Wi
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O.. May M SEEDS Clover,
cash, $7.00 asked; Ootoher, $5.7.' asked.
I'riine alsike, $7.25. Prime timothy, $l.u5.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. My 26. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling upland. (50c; mid
dling gulf, 8.75c; sales, 2.111 hales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 26 COTTON
Firm; sales, 1.6n0 bales; ordinary, 5c; good
ordinary, 6 U-16c; low middling, 711-16c;
middling. 8 516c; good middling, 8c; mid
dling fair. 8 15-16c; receipts, 3,645 bales;
stock, 170.49S bales.
ST. IiOl'IS, Way 26. COTTON Steady ;
middling. 8c; sales. 15 bales; receipts, 400
bales; shipments, 303 bales; stock, 47,102
bales.
LIVERPOOL. May 2. COTTON Spot In
fair demand: American middling fair 5.11(1:
good middling, 4.7:1; middling, 4 old; low
middling, 4.45d; good ordinary, 4 47d: ordi
nary, 4 lid. The sales of the day were
10,o bales, of which I,0u0 were for specula
tion and export, and Included 8,700 Ameri
can. Receipts were 2ojo bales. Including
23,oO American.
Milwaukee Gran Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis . May 18. WHEAT
Market lo2o lower; No. 1 northern. $113;
No. I northern. $1.05ffl 10; July. 3Su83c.
RYE Firm; No. 1. 83c.
BARLEY Steady; No. t, 61c; aample, 4&3
f.KV
CORN Firm; No. 2. 63fiS4c; July, tra.
Dalnth Grain Htrket.
DULUTH. Minn.. Mly e-WHKAT-Tl
arrive. No. 1 northern, $L13'A: on track. No.
1 northern. U.13'; Ko. Aorthern, $1.09,
Visible Sapply of Cotton.
NEW YORK, May .-Secretary Hester's
statement of the world's visible supply of
cotton shows a total visible ot 3.9(2,39
hales, as against S.9;6,052 last week. Of
this total 2 612.3S9 bales Is American cotton,
as against 2,653,052 last week.
Bnaar tail Molasses.
NEW YORK. May 26. SCO A R Raw,
steady: fair refining, 3c; centrifugal. 9b
test, 4c; molasses sugar, 3c; refined
steady: crushed, 6.60; powdered, s.96; granu
lated, 6.85c
NEW ORLEANS. May 16 8COAR Msr.
ket quiet; open kettle, J44c; open kettle
centrifugal, 44 la-iac; cenlriruKai white.
DVc; yeuow. t"Wf)ac; seconas, fVI'nC
ill iLASSlkS Nominal: open kettle, 134i24c
cenUlf ugal. otjUc nyrup, nominal, too.
7o0
2W)
14.500
100
1,900
100
100
tOO
4o0
01.4iO
100
300
100
300
62
22
69
bl'li
119
29
9o',i
32
s;
64U
120
97
21
47
61
51
5o
60
119
951,
32
Z,
64
118
9;
lb
a
40
79
33
97
American C. & P.... 1,700
do pfd 500
American Cotton Oil
do nfd
American Ice
do pfd
American Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive.... 9K 464
do pfd 60 1094,
American S. & R ... 18.900 110
do nfd
Amer. Sugar Retln...
Amer. Tobacco p. c.
Anaconda Mining Co.
nrookiyn K. r
Colorado P. & I
tConsolldated Gas....
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
National lad
North American
Pacific Mail
Peoples Gas
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd ,
Rubber Goods '
do pfd
Tennessee C. & I
I". S. leather
do pfd
I'. S. Realty 200 85
V. 8. Rubber l.bO 31
do pfd loo in
V. S. Steel 81.800 ttiV
do pfd 44.8.10 93
Va.-Caro. Chemical.. 100 3:
do pfd
Wesllimhous Elec... BA) 165
Western I'nlon SuO 93
1.300 132
2 96
COO 104
4.000 W
3,200 40
4'. ft) ii
62
iK) 42
'i'C i;V
200 79
"900 44
200 99
l'.OoO lVl
200 30t
'soo if
4I0 72
800 34
l',3(i6 75"
77
32
96
45
108
108
13l"
96
103
57
39
'9
60
41 Vi
19"
78
98
99
16
iij
70
81
73 7
84
38
10!
92i
s:4
164"
2
Offered. tEk-dlvldend.
Total sales for the day. 478.600 shares.
1401
10. v
96
144
192
47
82
81
210
1(2
17
l-)4
vo
00
84
179
3.0
2i
86
40
11
tkt
88
91
lo8
24
41
24
66
14-
161
7ov
lHtt
19-J.
54
114
loc.
9.
26t
68
31
139
62
7
92
181
133
78
S
85
26
71
61
21
58
61 Vt
119
28
96 St
314
87
64
119 1
97
18
37
15
22
46
243
225
122
240
'.91.4
33 '
97
80
93
35
17
40
4;
19
lo9
117
132
95
102
584k
40
185
10
60
41
170
19ii
7K
at
79
1(
86Vt
230
16
71
84
4
11
107
85
38
105
:
2
32
10a
103
2
Canadian Pacific
Chtt. A Ohio....
Chicago Ot. W...
C. M. & Bt. P..
UeSetrt
Uonver A R. O..
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
do id pfd....
Illinois Central .
Louis. & Nasht .
M., K. A T
SILVER Bar,
.147 '4 Reading
, 4k do 1st pfd
. 18 4: do id pfd
.17(1 Southern Railway
. 17 V; do pfd
2 (Southern Pacific .,
7
. 40
. 71
. l
.163
.14
. 34
firm
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Spanish 4a
2." 1-lGd per ounce.
.142
. 784
. 33 N
. 62
. K
94
. 45
. 44
. 43
. 21
. i
. 42
.124
. eft
. K
. M
. 13
. 38
81
10NEY-lSjl per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for Bhort bills Is 2 per cent; for three
montns Dins, z per cent.
New Y '. Mining: Stoeks.
NEW YORK, May 26. The following an
tne closing quotations on mining stocks
Adtma Con
Alice
Breect
Brunawlck Con ....
coinatock Tunnot ..
Con. Cal. A Vt....
Horn Sllvtr
Iron Sllvtr
Ltkdrille Con
ottered.
20
43
Si
.140
.lit
.300
. i
Utile Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevtda
Small Hopes ..
Standard
4
....400
....(69
15
.... M
.... II
.... 21
....165
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 26-Today s
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,01)0
gold reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance. $12.3i3.542:
eioiu, iv,ivjf,ooo.
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA. Mav 26. Bank rlearlnn-a. foe in.
any were i,isw,,o.i(, and for the corre
spondlng date last year $1,113,613.73.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
Various
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. May 2.-Money was In good
demand In the market today, partly in con
ned ion with calls for over fc.Ooo.OOO. Sup-
riles were plentiful. Discounts were firm,
in the Stock exchange trading was mostly
normal and featureless, stocks having a
drooping tendency. Consols were easier.
Americans opened flat, owing to the reac
tion in Wall street, and recovered to a
fraction above parity In the forenoon,
owing to the fair support prompted by a
belter feeling among the members of the
Hill-Harlem parlies. Atchison. Topeka A
Sanla Fe led the Improvement on bear
covering. Later there was some reaction,
then prices remained fairly steady for a
wtiile, became very unsettled, rallied ltr
of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Mav 26. FI.nfnn.cini.
ld,9no DDIs.; exports, 16,498 bbls.; market
quiet but firm: winter rm tenia j c,,,,
6.26; winter straights. $4.ti54i4.85; Min
nesota putents, $o.6ou8.2o; winter extras, w.ai
uc.,u, itunnesoia Daaers, 3.4nftj3.o; winter
low g:adM, $3.25ra3.65. Kye flour, firm; fair
to good, $4164(4.00; choice to fancy. $1.6040
CORN MEAL, Firm: fine while anri val.
low. 1.2o: coarse. ti.O-iui.lo: hiIi. ,ii..i
BARLEY Firm: feedlntr. 4iie e I t
New Yoi-k; iiiaiuue, iiiw c. 1. ij'illi'.ilo
WHEAT Receipts, 2,000 bu. Spot, market
11 regular; io. 1 rea, i.ol. nominal, ele
vator; No. 2 red. $1.10, nominal, f. o. b
anoat; no. 1 northern, Duluth, $1.11, f
o. auout; o. i narti, maniioDa, 11.01, f,
o. b. afloat. heat droped a cent in the
forenoon under liquidation and improving
weamer, out gaineu ic alter mioilay on
scare of shorts in the northwest. May
ciosea ic lower ana otner months
higher: May, $1 .09Hj 1.09; closed at $1.09
.llliv (Ul.fii'lK It.lnr, ,'lr,a..l nt WLn CAntA...
ber, 8'i'h87viC; closed at 87c; December,
oi(,i'.; cioseu at Bi'.c.
CoHN Receipts, 78,475 bu.; exports, 21,653
du. opoi. market easy; rso. 2, nominal ele
vator, and 574C, nominal, f. o. b. afloat
No. 2 yellow, 6!c; No. 2 white, 60c. Option
easier; May closed nominal; July, 64'tjl
none; cioKt'ti ai oosgu.
OATS Receipts, 111,000 bu.; exports, 13,443
bu. spot, market Dareiy steudy; mlxe
oats, 26 to 32 lbs., 3;ic; natural white, 30
to 32 lbs.. 36417c; clipped white, 36 to 40
lt)S.. SitMOC.
HAY Dull; shipping, 6065c; good to
cbolce. n'a:c.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
194, 2,-iruzac; iwij, uuZoX; oius, lliil3c; la
ciflc coast, liH, 2jB26c; 19o3, 2124c; oldrf,
lltiuc.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.
20c; California 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas.
drv. 24 to so ids.. I8c.
LEATHER Strong; acid, 24Kc.
PROVISION- Meei, inm; aiiiny, $13.5"Vri
14.0o; mess $11 .(Jofi U.50; beef hams, 21.(tf
tt.vt, ttnrKfi. ei-.w'i io.w, ruy extra, innla
mess, $30.(w22.60. Cut meats, firm; pickled
Dollies, . s.iii; pitKiea snouiuers, 5Vk;
pickiea nams. iu (n m.oo. iird, steudv
western steamed, $i.uVn7.4o; refined, steady
comment, ti .oe; noutn America, e.b; com
pound, $5.37'B6.r,''. Pork, steady; familv,
tl4.5o-gl5.00: short clear, $13.(kyij 16.00; mess
13.87 Va"13.itt.
TALlOW Steady; city ($2 per pkg ), 4c
country (pkgs. tree). 4iawli.c.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 3
bkc; japan, nununai.
BUTTER Weak : street price, extra
creamery, ic. umciai prices: Creamery,
common to extra, 31.ej.c; renovated, com
mon to extra, ifiBi9c.
ctle.se: eak new state full cream
small, white, fine, 10c; fair to choice, 9tf
10c; new state colored, fine, loc; new
state, fair to choice, 9filuc; new state.
large, 9'BlOc; new state, colored, fine, 9'q(
9c; old slate full cream, colored and while
fancy, 14"c; old state, fine, 13c.
EGGS Weak; western fancy selected, 17
CjlHc; western firsts, 17c.
POULTRY Alive, firm; western spring
chickens, 3otfj33c; fowls, 15c; turkeys, 12c.
Dressed, firm: western broilers, 3ixfi35c;
fowls, 103 14c; turkeys, 13t)17c.
I 19J6. 1904.1903. 11902. 11901. 1900.1S99.
6 11! 83 i I M I Ml $ Jl
6 111 4 68 101 01, s ill 6 18 3 66
5 18, 4 66 17 1 6 72. i 17( Sj
$ 24! 4 6i I 7lf 1 i 4I 5 W I
5 (0 I 4 (1 t M 7 08 ) 6 tj I 62
6 2l 4 66, 6 0 98 I 7 I 64
1 4 4 $ M 3 6 t9 ( 21
t 17 63 99 6 4 e 10 $
6 lDM, 4 7 til 7 Obi t w, 13
6 19 I 4 68 7 071 6 61 5 16 1 I 63
6 27 4 64 6 64 6 65 6 16 3 63
6 fc.Wi 4 fill S Mi 991 ! i 16l I M
6 19, 4 t8 6 Cl 1 l 6 68
1 4 ha. 11 An, 7 1. n .11 6 17i
K 141 e , -J. 1 O n I. Yi 67
6 20 1 4 80 85 ' 07 6 69 1 6 23 2 63
1U 17 Ul b ,M 0 M, UO
4 62! 6 27 I 73! 6 U i 09
0 !, 4 4, n ol, 7 U, I 1 l I
6 23 4 46 27 7 11 1 6 731 I i 65
e 4 in ( '241 7 071 A h7l 6 03l
6 29 I 18 7 03 6 63 6 0o 8 $2
6 2S 4 36i 6 19i V 0B 6 l 6 0i 3 00
5 16 4 32 I 7 05 5 67 5 04 ; 3 63
6 16 1 4 33 t 041 I 6 bl 6 04 3 bs
4 S8 5 9.1, 6 9o, 4 99 3 60
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
( ultlw tlitL-'M Hhf.fn.1
C M. & St. P 2
Missouri Pacillc 6
I nlon Paoiiic system 16
C. & N. W 1
F E. & M. V 12
C. St. P.. M. & O.... 5
B. & M 15
C, B. & Q 3
C, R. I. & P., east., t
C R. 1. oi P., west.. ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gu Western .. '
Total receipts...... 62
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng tne nuin
uer 01 neaa indlcuted:
2
32 'lit 15
3
67
17 2
36
2
6 .. 1
1
2
O
160 14 16
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Omaha, from K. C...
Cudahy, from K. C...
Cuduhy, from country.
1. oilman Co
Hill at Huntzinger
L. F. Husz
Mike liaggerty
J. B. Root & Co
II. Bulla
S. & 8
Held over
Cattle. Hos. Sheep.
45 1,i6
567 2.912 1,233
91 2,"24 693
839 3,423 614
27
126
6116
17
7
85
3
14
1
I MO 4 W I SI IH
4 at; 4 15 14 714 4
1 11 1 lid 4 it
WESTERN HAY FEDS.
Bank & Hayes, Inano.
4$ Steers. ...ll.s $95 11 leeuel p. .1010 16
I cows 990 $ 90 1 bull 1.VJ0 i 80
1 bull 1580 2 85
HciGS 1 nere was a good run of hogs
here lor a Friday, about loo cars being on
sale. The hog receipts have been railier
heavy ail tne week, but the market haa
held up fairly wall, r-ariy reports from
Chicago showed a slow market, witn a de
cline ot about a nickel, but ml tact had
no effect on the market here and trading
at this point was stronger. The hogs ar
rived early and buyers were out In good
season. 'Ihe demand was fully equal to
the supply and trading from the start was
active, prices on tne opening ruled gnner-
ly 2o higher than yesterday, witn the
bulk 01 .tht hogs selling from ao.liiu6.2o.
The popular price today was $o.li. with
tops reaching $5 26. The market was a lit
tle uneven, a weak spot showing in some
places. The bogs were cleaned up In good
time, with the market easing olf a tribe at
the close. Representative sales:
rfllo. Jnlr, .4.".c; August, .NVc; Mr
temher. (t (tV,MV; October. rft 67r; De
cember. $ flf i ft ivy ; January, S '.''; March.
7c. Ppot, steady; No. 7 Rio, 7o.
No.
M
14
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Totals
CATTLE There was a rather light run of
cattle here today, about sixty cars being on
sale. The receipts for the week were li,498,
an Increase over the same days of last week
of 1,100 head and an Increase over the corre
sponding nve days of last year 01 s.wu neaa.
The general quality of the cattle this week
has been fair and the eood handy weights
have been in best demand. The sharp break
In prices at eastern points the middle of tne
week influenced this market to some extent
and there has been a steady decline since
Wednesday.
There was a fair supply or neei steers
here today, but even with a light supply
buyers were bearlsn and compelled seuers
to take off some even on the good kinds.
There was very little urgency to the de
mand and although the cattle were all sold
the movement was slow and druggy. Buy
ers' bids were mostly 10c lower, and as sell
ers were backward In meeting the decline
little was done till well along in tne fore
noon. Steers have suffered more or less all
week from a rather poor demand and show
more of a decline than does the stuff for
feeders.
There was only a light supply of cows and
heifers on sale todav and as buyers evi
dently wanted a few cattle the demand was
about equal to the supply and the market
does not show the decline that prevails on
steer stuff. There was a fair aemana ior
cows and heifers and buyers picked up the
stuff In good season, although sellers were
forced to make some concessions and the
market was generally steady to a shade
lower than yesterday. These conditions
have prevailed all the week and cows do
not show as much decline as beef steers.
The market on veal calves, stags and bulls
Is quotably unchanged.
As has neen tne case an me ween 1110
supplv of stockers and feeders was very
IlKlit 'todnv. there being hardly any fresh
receipts. Prices ruled generally steady with
yesterday s niaraei.
01 Jicna.
No,
78 2o4
SHEEP 1 nere were fourteen cars of
sheep reported here today, with three cars
direct to a packer and four cars billed
tnrough. Buyers were out in good season
and tnere was some life to tne tradin-.
Tne demand was fairly good, but buyers
were bearlsn and compelled sellers to ni.iKo
some concessions, une market generally
ruled steady to a dime lower, the decline
being leit euually bv shrcu and lambs.
The receipts today were about half lambs
and half sheep, tne stuff being of medium
quality. Lambs have been on the down
grade all week and are, for tho week, 25
400 lower than last week. Sheep have heia
up better than lumbs this week and the
market on these kinds is In better shape
than on the lambs. The decline on tne
sheep for tne week in about lodiliic. Today
a bunch of shorn wethers brought $1.10,
which is a nickel lower tnan Wednesday.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs, o.W4ttj.-t): fair to good lambs.
$5.5u4r6.U0; good to choice Colorado wooled
lam us, iu.8o(ii7.25: good to choice vearlinas.
$5.00f(i6.S6; fair to good yearlings. 14.7b'(i6.uo:
good to choice wethers, S4.76tba.0O; fair to
good wethers, $1.254i4.6o; good to choice
ewes, 44.6l.tii4.8s; talr to good ewes, $4 OOdx
4.60. Wooled stock sells from 76c to II Cw
per 100 pounds higher than clipped stock.
Representative sales:
No.
21 western cull ewes
135 spring lambs
63 western cull lambs
4 western ewes
4J western wethers
300 western ewer
2 western ewes
250 western ewes
19 spring lambs
348 spring lambs
485 spring lambs
100 spring lambs
469 western yearlings and weth
ers
OMAII4. WHOI.F.SAI.K MlflKFT.
Condition of Trnde and Quotations en
Maple and Fancy Trodnee.
EGGS Receipts. flr .narket steady; caa
died slock, lc.
LIVE Pol l.TR Y-1 lens, 10c; roosters, t
6c; turkeys, l.Sc; ducks, 11c.
Bl'TTER Packing slock. 13tJ14c; choice
to fancy dairy, lstu2uv; creamery, 2-H-lc;
prints, i.2c.
FRESH FISH Trout, c; halibut. He;
buffalo (dressed), 8c; plckeiel (dressed),
tc; white haxs (dresaed;. 12c; sutittmi, 60;
perch (scaled nnd dressed i, 80; pike, lb;
catfish, 15c; red snapper, loc; salmon, 14c;
crapples, 12c; eel, 16c; bullheads, lie; blacg
bass, 2oc; whltellsii (di eased 1. 10c; trog
us, IX' r dot.. 30c: lobsters, green. 2,c.
oiled lobsters, 30o.
HAY Prices quoted by Omw Wholesale
ay 4.euiers association: 1. noice, ii.ou;
o. 1, $7.00: No. 2. $i.5o: coarse. $6 50. Thee
prices are for hay of good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. $16 00.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES M. Mi.'liaels, all sited. $3.78,
4.00; extra fancy Mediterranean sweets.
11 sixes, 43.00: tancy navels, silos
M, 150, 176, 200, 21i, 260, $3 00; sites Ho, 96, 114,
W'uJ.iS, seedllnus. all sixes, 42. 1 5.
LEMONS Calllornia, extra fancy, 270.
nd 3uo sizes, $:i.V6; luncy, 270, 300 and Sue
zes, 13 Mi: choice. 240 and 270 sixes. $i.6o;
800 and 360 sizes, $2.76fi'3.00.
DATES Fer box of 30 1-lb. pkgs., $3.00;
allowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes. tr lb., to.
FiGS Calllornia. per 10-lb. carton. 719
85c; imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; five-
crown, 12c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed bunch. I1.7
02 26; jumbos, $2.5ota3.o0.
riiNUAFPLKS Florida, per crate or 34,
o or 4, 44.au.
FRUITS
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Black, pf
lb. box. $1.75: white, ner 8-lb. box. 41 5i
STRAWBERRIES Missouri, per 4aU
ease, $2.00.
TANGERINES California, ner half box.
$2.P0.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, f ar crata, $1.5
VEGETABLES.
TURNirS New. per dox.. 46o.
CARROTS New, ir dox.. 4to.
per bu., luc.
r -bu. box. 75c: atrlna
beans, per -bu. box. 75c: bu. oox wax or
trlng, $2,004(2.25.
PO l'A i'0-.ti Home srriwn. in sacks, nsr
bu., 36c; Colorado, per bu., 46c; uuw po la-
toes, per lb., 2c.
iik.A.NS Navy, per bu., $2.
CUCUMBERS Per dox.. 41.uJ76c.
PEAS New, per bu. box, $l.'.6ij'2.O0.
TOMATOES Florida, fancy. Der -bakt
crate, $2.50; choice, per -basket crate, $2.00.
dmaai ti-ror du., 00c.
CABBAGE Calllornia in crates, ner lh..
2c.
BEETS New, per dot. bunches, 45c.
ONIONS New. per doz. bunches. 15e:
Bermudas, per crnie of about 5o lbs., $l.oi.
rtAlii-lih.a Hot ncuse or southern, per
ox., 20c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per dot.. 36(S4oo;
head lettuce, per dux., $1,
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 16c: old. 17c: WIs-
contdn brick, loc; Wisconsin llmuurger, loc;
twins, liu'15c.
a u i o w ainuts. io. 1 sort shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
o. t son sneus, per lb., 12c; iso, 2 nurd
hells, per lb,. 12c: pecans, lam, per lb..
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., Vc;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chid walnuts.
per lb 124!l3c; almonds, soft shell, par
lb., lie; Hard alien, per lb.,
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.75;
nuts, per bu., 31. 50.
HIDES 10. 1 green, 7fcc;
6c; No. 1 salted, 8c; No.
ivo. 1 veai can, 10c; .no. z
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
Av. Pr.
,77 4 00
,66 4 40
,56 4 40
, 106 4 50
, 117 4 70
,95 4 60
,60 4 60
,97 4 60
,45 6 00
68 6 SO
,62 6 80
.59 6 26
"l00 6 00
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....1078
....1052
....1050
.... 896
....1092
.... 920
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4 00
4 00
4 20
4 26
4 30
4 30
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 46
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4 70
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....1144
....1310
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....1174
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....1281
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... 110 2 10 1 1180
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...1000 i 60 1 1306
... 195 2 60 4 1035
... 691 t 60 10 11194
... 770 I 40 1 1080
... 400 i 40 11 1111
...1030 t 44 i 990
...1000 I 75 i. 1200
...1170 I 75 1 1230
... 754 i 75 1 1076
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,...1(hJ I 26 4 11 ".8
,...1200 I 26 1 1240
....1276 I 60 1 1110
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.... 412 I 90 4 1040
.... 410 4 40 1 1032
....1110 4 40 7 1116
.... 100 4 44 II 1341
....1024 4 40 14 1292
COWS AND HEIFERS.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. May 2C.-DRY OOODS-The
inherent strength of the dry goods market
Is evidenced In the Independent attitude of
the sellers, who are sold ahead to an ex
tent that prevents many of the quotations
recently accepted being accepted. Jobbers
lorn My are quiet, but are sanguine of the
future.
Oil Market.
OIL CITY. Pa.. May 26. OllCredlt bal
ances. $1.29; certificates no bid. Shipments,
73.249 bbls.; average. 82.924 bbls. Runs. 9o,.
540 bbls.; average.. 74.144 bbls. Lima ship
ments, 74.147 bbls.; average, 63 347 bbls.
Lima runs, 433,671 bbls ; average, 65,617 bbls.
494
, 414
415
, r.o
460
400
, 4t0
, 4i
, S3
, 461
. 444
I 44 I
8 40 4
I 10
HEIFERS.
Ml
.1041
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4 75
4-75
4 76
4 80
4 80
4 40
4 80
6 00
6 00
6 00
I 06
6 06
5 10
5 10
6 20
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6 25
4 25
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1 90
4 00
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4 00
4 14
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4 14
4 21
4 25
4 36
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 71
4 76
6 10
4 20
4 14
4 U
Cattle Steady Hogs Five Cents Lower
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, May 26. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 head. Market steady; poor to prime
steers, $5.50'g6.5o; poor to medium, $4.o0'a
o.iu; Blockers ana feeders, 2.76it.00; cows,
$2 60tj4.75; heifers, J2.6Oi08.CO; cauners, $1.60
U .; Duns, $2.6001.76; calvts, $.i.0O4i7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 23,000 head; estimated for
tomorrow, ib.ooo neaa. Market bo lower
mixed and butchers, $5,15(06.45; good to
choice heavy, $5.80fi.4i; rough heavy
$4,904(6.25; light, $5.1o6.4.; bulk of sales,
4o.wtio.to.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head. Market for sheep, weak; for lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, shorn, $4.50
I 415.00; fair to choioe mixed, shorn, $3.604i
I 4.40; western sheep, shorn, $4.0Oru,4.90; native
tamos, snorn, ti.twas.o; western tamos.
$6.00441.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,600 head. Including 900 southerns
steady to 10c lower; choice export and
dressed beer steers, $5.40446.10; fair to good.
tl '. 1 K ..'I,,.,,,. tnA tl lu .
stockers and feeders, $3.2544.75; southern
steers. $3!!b.2b soutnern cows, 12. bote 3.7b
native cows, $2.25fi4.75; native heifers, $3.00
sj-o a, nuns, 42.8tnj4.bo; calves, xs.woie bO.
HOGS Receipts, 11,500 head; steady to 5c
lower: top. $5.37: bulk of sales. $6. 3005.36:
heavy, $..304j.8(: puckers, $5.30446.37; pigs
and lights. $5.Sivgfl.25.
SHEEP ANU 1.AM Bo Receipts, B.OflO
head; market steady and active; lambs,
$6.6u4i6.75: western lambs, $5.75ii7.8o: fed
ewes and yearlings. $4.i8T).75; Texas clipped
yearlings, 41 io-rio.it; Texas cupped sheep,
44.10-a4.10; siocsers ana ieeaers, ii.su'fl.j.o').
t 16
t 26
S 60
t 40
t 40
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, 404
782
, 424
, 180
720
, 400
, 741
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13f0
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1110
14H
1174
1370
1440
1710
140
, 140
, 110
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, 140
, 16
, 161
, 140
, 140
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181
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I 76
4 00
I 00
4 21
4 16
4 44
4 44
4 10
I 60
4 14
...1150
...1240
...1670
...1940
...1180
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... 160
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111
130
130
, 130
180
, 184
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3 41
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4 00
4 10
4 10
4 16
4 40
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4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 60
I T6
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6 71
I 74
4 75
I 74
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4 00
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STOCKERd AND FEEDERS.
400 I 40 4 864 4 14
, ill 4 94 $ 424 4 M
Live Stoek Market
May 29. CATTLE Receipts
St. Lou
ST. LOUIS
2.O0O head, including l.OoO Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$4,864(6.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4,164(5.86; steers under 1,000 lbs.. $3.75fi4.20
Blockers and feeders, $3.0O4i3.4o; cows and
beirers. vi.wa 4.80; canners, $2.(KXij2.26: bu Is,
31.90413.60; calves, X3.25ij6.2b; Texas and In
dlan steers, $3.504je.&0; cows and helfera,
$2.50fJ4.25.
HO(jB Receipts, 5.500 head: lower: Dies
ana uguis, 44.uonb.tra; parsers. 44.99(94. 90
uuirnera ana nest neavy, 40.30010.40.
SHEEP AND LAM KB Receipts. t&V
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.60
?(5.0t; iambi, 40.00t1g.110: culls and bucks
$3.2544.3o; stockers, $2.8o(fj3.10; Texans, $3.60
423.75.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market
ST. JOSEPH. May 28. CATTLE Re
celnts. 251 head: market steady: natives
$4,104)5.90; Texas westerns. $31056.16; cows
and neiters, 41.ouiqo.; ouns, stags, etc
$2.105.10; stockers and reeaers, $2.754f4.75.
HOGS Receipts. 4,491 head; market
steady; light mixed. $o.2Wi6.30; medium
Heavy, tB iouo.io; nuis ot saies, x&.if75.a6,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 646
head; market steaay.
Sioux City Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., May :6.-(8pecial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 400 head; mar
ket loo lower; Blockers steady; beeves, $4.00
ib.8b; cows, duiis ana mixea. .i.0Oa4.85
Blockers and feeders, $3,004)4.00; calves and
yearlings, 4J.wc4.10.
HOGS Receipts, 9,000 head; market big Be
lower, seiung at 4 00'ao. id; bulk of sales,
to.iuvja.iift.
ttdnlr 4 i4
Receipts of live stock at the slg principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle.
South Omaha 1,437
Sioux City 40
Kansas City ,6r
Pt. Joseph 2f,l
St. Louis 1,(84)
Chicago 7.000
Totals 13,5X8
Hogs. Sheep.
ll.M 3,647
9.000
11.600 t,00
4.491 646
6.60O 2.5XI
23.0tO $,0o0
61.877 18,592
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. May 26. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened ateady at unchanged
prices at an advance of 6 points on steady
cables and support from importing lnte
etts. The close was steady. Sales were re
ported of 64,750 bags, including June at
15c; shellbark
large hickory
dry salted.
ho rso hides,
7ul4c; shep
$1.001: 3. 00.
No. I green,
2 salted, 7ui
veal calf, 901
pelts, 26c4i$l.uu;
Wool Mnrket.
BOSTON, May 26. WOOL The Commer-
ial Bulletin will tomorrow say of the wool
market: Speculation among dealers haa
practically ceased, while tnere has been
more buying tor consumption, foreign
crossbred have moved well and the new
territories have been taken up on arrival.
with many clips sold to arrive. The flnor
grades of pulled wools have sold well and
locks are rsinniy aiminisning, me western
states are about cleaned up and the fleece
sections are excited, with extravagant
prices being demanded. The foreign mar
kets are strong and advancing. The ship
ments of wool from Boston to date from
December 29. 1904, according to the same
niithorltv are 101.159.217 pounds, against
8S.421.081 pounds at the same time last yenr.
The receipts to aate are 11 i.oib.wih pounun.
agalnBt 85,273,698 for the same period last
year.
csr. l.tJl. la. may so. v wu oimu , me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 2(W3le;
light nne, 24n2ic; neavy nne, jmiy-t-rrsi
tub washed, 324) 42c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 26. METALS Tha
London tin market was again lower, clos
ing at 136 15 for spot and 136 2s (4
for futures. Locally the market was
easler, with trading very quiet. Spot
closed at $29.87y30.37. Copper closed at
64 5s Id at 64 7s 6d for spot and futures
respectively in the Londpn market, which
renresented a silKbt decline. ine local
market was unchanged, with lake and elec
trolytic quoted at $15.00 and casting at
$14.75. Lead was a shade higher In Lon
don, at 12 17s 6d, but remained uncnangea
at $4,504)4.60 In the local market. Speller
was unchanged at 23, 12 fid in London and
ruled weak at b.4b'cia.bo locally, iron
closed at 49s 10 d In Glasgow and at 46s
ld In Middlesboro. Locally Iron was un
changed; No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted
at $17,00417.50; No. 2 foundry northern at
$16,504 17.00; No. 1 foundry southern and
No, 1 foundry soutnern sort at 4iiwijii..;
No. 2 foundry southern, $16.5tglb.ib.
ST. LOUIS. May 26. M ETALB Lead,
easy, $4.40. Spelter, lower. $5.10.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK. May 26. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market seems a little firmer on
spot, with supplies small and a moderate
demand; common to good are quoted at
IVtH'V: prime, o.totgb.boc; cnoice, tac;
fancy, 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are quiet so far as futures are concerned,
while a moderate loaning aemana tor
spot supplies keeps the market firm. Quo
tations range from 20 to 6c, according to
the grnde. The apricot future shipments
are Bald to be easier, but the spot situa
tion Is unchanged, with choice quoted at
10Q10c; extra choice, llc. Peaches are
quoted at 10c for choice. 104i'10ic for
extra choice and ll'77l2c for fancy. Raisins
remain unehsnged; loose Muscatels re
quoted at 4(fi514c; seeded raisins, 64?6o
and London layers at $1.00(31.15.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record May 26. 1905. aa fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Fsrnam street, for The Bee:
J. G. Harrington and wife to P. O.
Rohwer, lota 1 and Z, block 4, Vt ater-
loo $ 200
D. W. ehull et al to MeCague Invest
ment company, lot 1, block 6, Shull a
2d add 950
MeCague Investment company to
Clara Peterson, same property 1,610
U. N. Hess to F. G. Laur, n of lot
14. block 135. South Omaha 900
Sarah J. Oaynore and husband to C.
Muller, part of lot 1. Morrison's add 1,100
Susan A. Bheeler to K. E. Peterson,
part of tax lot 42, In w of sw of
10-15-13 1,800
Ella G. Parker and husband to M. G.
Kirkhauser, lots 1 and 2, block 1,
Perkins' subdlv , 1
B. E. Wlleox to J. Lavert y, lot 18,
block 1. B. E. Wilcox s add 100
F. C. McDowell et al to L. Doll, lots
13 io 16, block 1, Wakelev's add 10
H. P. Stoddart. 8. M. C to C. K. Her
ring, lot 12. block 116, Dundee Place.. 134
Same to W. R. Fotch, lot 7, block 110,
Dundee 66
Same to same, lot 1. block 98 and other
property In Dundee 60S
Same to same, lot 20, block 124, Dun
dee 834
Aetna Trust company to E. W.
Homan, lot 7, Glses' add 2
L. A. Behafer et al to F. B. Bliss, n
of s of ne of cV4 of 26-15-12 1,600
A. 8weensnn to C. Chrtstensen, lot 8,
block 16, Halcyon Heights 260
Union Savings bank of Davenport. Ia.,
to Cudahy Packing company, e of
lot 4, block 195. city of Omaha 1.760
Catholic University of America to
same, same projierty 6.250
J. C. Gibbon to same, same property.. 5,250
Edwards-Wood Co.
(Incorporated 1
Haiti Ofllc: Filfb and Roberts Strut
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