THE OMATTA DAILY DEE: FI.TDAY. MaY 24, 1907.
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V
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3
t I Torn-
J 1 July
III May 47
V Julv 474
1 v Bept, 41
1 4j Pork I
V. J July 1 BR
a i ' . 1
J V Lard
! P July lH
.V J Sept. 8 87H
A Rlha-
I i Ju'r ikh
T J Pt- 1
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cpenlag Tt'.oet Wekr aid Liquidation
it Ethr Eoaro.
RAINS IN WEST CAUSE HEAVY SALES
Demand for Cash Wheat la Fair oa
What Little I Offered Cora
Weak and Show Sympa
thy with Wheat.
i Opelllfll
4) was rail
T ig, due
OMAHA Ma; 23,
g price wore weaker and
19.17.
there
iter a aevere liquidation ail mum-
mainly to commission houses ail.
vising their customers to lake prollta. and
Ih at war also general rams In inn wmt
anil thla caused largo Boiling. The crowd
alood bearish and played fur further reac
tion. W heat opened lower, with a weaker ten
dency. There were ralna In Iowa and N
braak where badly needed, which had Ita
fleet on lowering the prices. Bull, the
market ahowed a strong undertone. The
demand (or cash wheat waa fair on what
lltUe waa offered. July wheat opened at
66)40, asked, and cloaed at Kc, asked.
Corn was weaker and ahowed consider
able sympathy with the reaction In wheat.
A good portion of planting la already done
and la progressing rapidly. Cash corn
waa ateady and had moderate demand.
July corn opened at fcHfco, asked, and
cloaed at 60c, asked.
Oale were off, owing to fine ralna In terri
tory most needed, and also to free selling
caused by commission houses advising cus
tomer to take profit. With the more fav
orable weather the crop outlook la Improv
ing, but expert!, aay there can't be over 73
per cent yield from the best stands.
July oats openel at 45,o auked and
closed at 46He asked.
Primary wheat receipt were 633.000 ha
ana shipment 137,000 bu., against receipt
"'; of 224,000 bu. and shipments of
824.009 bu. Corn receipt were 29S,noo bu.
and htpraenta 261.000 bu., agalnat receipt
last rear of MO.OoO bu.
, l"arnr" were 263.000 bu. of corn and
1,000 btr of oat and wheat and flour equal
to 189,000 bu.
. ':?v.rKKjl closed lHd higher
and uftsd higher on corn.
LooaJ range of option:
on wheat
article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Teg'r.
Wheat I j i
May... JJ n 93 HI 924A KA 83 B
uljr... af,Y,B W,V4B 90 A A 96iB
ConEi.'"' 97V4A. 97 A 97 Al rHQ
May.,. jniA 60HA 60KA 60HB
July... fjnVeA B0HA SO A CO A 60V,Q
jBjPt... 60A 60HA toHA DOHA 6oB
May... W Al 46 Al! A K . 46 B
fuljr... 4M.A K,K 4SSA 46A 4KB
&pt... 8B14A 89-4A) iVAK lEVitA 33hkB
A asked. B bid. .
Omaha Cash Price.
JZ?AJri,t J hard RgWc; No, 8 hard,
JJS8c No. 4 hard, 7S4fX3c; No. 8 spring, 85
CORN-No. 8, 47flr48o; No. 4, 46"74.jHos No.
".U-W SSHSc; No. 3 white, 49atto.
OATS-No. 8 mixed. 434l43y4o; No. 8 white,
44c; No. 4 White, 4343Ue
UYB-No. 1 TOc; No. tTtiSHo.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
............ 8 83 T
GRAIN ASD PROVISIONS
Omaha ...
CinCAOO
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Price on Board of Trade.
ttOAOO.May 23 -lTlce broke more
than Jo per bushel on the Board of Trade
today because of enormous realizing sale
which were baaed on general rains through,
out Nebraska and Iowa. The market closed
weak with the July option showing a net
decline of 24U.a?c. September delivery waa
down lViy&l'fcjC. July corn was down 144?
JVvia01" wore fco lower and provisions
The wet weather In the west swamped
IrhtwInarket wlth lHnB orders when
trading began and opening quotations
ahowed losses, prlcea ranging all the way
from Ho above to lo ,bolow yesterday
closing figure. Locul and outside longs
were free sellers and thete waa also consid
erable selling for short account. While
Muvy rains had fallen In Nebraska and
F'" the Kansas crop, acoordlng to early
j "lu wiinuui moisture. Later
"t. ... ay' howvr. advice from Kansas
llty claimed that report from several
Points In Kansas tnva.v thai ik.
needed rain had made Ita appearance. This
was the signal for a renewal of the bear
raid on the market wViiK n.nj ,
down with a rush. July soiling oft to tAo
September to We and December to $1.0u4
The bulla throughout the entire day made
strenuous efforts to bring about a rally
5Jih..their ,ttempi Pved Ineffectual until
! ...nalf ,n hour ot th close, when
alth the aid of ahorta, prlcea were raised
more than lo above the low point of the
day. Much of this buying by shorts was
H? ? ""bljn-nm which asserted that the
Wheat crop of Roumanla was a total fail
ure, owing to drouth. The last five mln.
lites of trading witnessed another sharp
break In prices due to renewed profit tak
ing. A decline of more than 4c per huxhel
In the price of cash wheat at Kansas City
helped to cause this final break. The mar
ket cloaed weak. July opened Ho higher
to ISo lower, at $1.001.014. sold of? to
Ko and cloaed at K4ifi9.o. September
apened HOTo lower, at l O-'fllOS. declined
to Wo and closed at $1 00Wll.cH. Decem
ber opened fc31o lowir. at tl.OiVil.nHU
aropped to tl.00 and closed at $1.01J
Clearance of wheat and flour were equal
to 185,000 bu. Primary receipt were 634.HX)
bit., compared with Hfl.ono bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipt of 814
car, agalnat 413 laat week and 134 a year
ago.
The general rain In Nebraska and Iowa
brought out liberal profit taking sales In
the com market ana caused a decline of
about lo per bushel In the price of corn
Ihes sale were augmented by quite gen
eral selling by commission houses. Hlevator
interests and vaali huui.-a w-.ro acttvo buy
era on the break. The close waa weak"
July opened to JViifflo lower at 52?4
ffo.10, aold off to S2Hc and cloaed at 62a
Local receipts were 114 cars, with 43 of
contract grade.
The wet weather in the west had also a
depressing effect on the oat market and
can d a decline of from lo to 2c per bu
In f t a. The July delivery received better
upport than the more distant nntion.
owing to the quite general belief that ' the
Hye bu...
barley, bu.
fri
86,(w) 3.i
On the Vroduce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creanmrlea, lVJo;
dairies, iri-. fcgns, easy; at mark, casea
Included, 14-; firsts, MHc; prime first, 1MC.
Cheese, easy, llu'ltc,
"EW TORK GEJERAL, MARKET
Qnotatlea of the Day on Varlon
Commnaltlee,
NEW YORK. May 28. FlOVR Receipt,
Kisl bbls.; exports, 2.C40 bble.; market
firm, with trading ejilet; Mlnneauta
patenta, l3.9wd6.4B; Wlnneaot bak
ers. ei.104.10; winter patents, W-lfriyt-TB;
winter straights, 3.8f 'u4 26. Ry flour,
firm; fair to good, 4.00fc'4.28; choice to
fancy, 4.54.75.
CORNMKALr-Steady; kiln dried, 83.100
KTK Firm; Nd. I weatern, Wl$c, C. I.
f. Uuffalo.
WHK AT Receipts, 87,000 bai exports,
70.C4 bu. 6pot, easy; No. 3 red. 81 te4,
elevator, and IL04. t. o. b., afloat ; No. 1
northern, Duluth, $1,134, f. o. b., aloat;
No. 8 hard winter, $1 .(n4, f. o. b., afloat.
Ojning weak In response to reports of
good ralna In Kansas and Nebraska, wheat
experienced further severe declines before
noon before stop-loss selling and active
bear pressure. A rally followed on bullish
foreign crop news, but did not hold, and
last prices were 2'iiac net lower. May
closed at $1.05; July. Jl 0801 OTTfrc, closed
at $1.06; September. $1.0fifil.07i, closed at
$106; December, l.ini1.0S4. closed at
$l.r,v
CORN Receipts, 11.S25 bu.; exports,
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2, Sic, elevator, and
6U-, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 white, 63c; No. 8
yellow, 60r., f. o. b., afloat. The option
market waa lower on reports of rain and
predictions tor larger offerings from Ne
braska, closing at a d'lne of lo. Miy
viosen ai we; juiy, tirnc, closed at lo;
September closed at Sic.
OATS Receipts, 1.0u0 bu. Ppot, steady:
mixed oats, 2S to 82 lbs., 4&c; natural
white, 80 to 83 lbs 60361ifrc; clipped white,
86 to 40 lbs., E,l&o.
FKKI Firm ; spring bran, 823.86; mid
dlings, $24.10; city, $26.00.
HAT-Him; shipping, 80Mc; good to
cholre. $1. 201. 25.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
19W crop, 1lSo; 1K05 crop, 4Vffo; Pacific
const, Iflou crop, gv&llc; VM crop,
HIDEB-Kaey; Central Americana, ZPfcl
liogota, 24V).
I. HATH Kit Quiet; acid. 2Sff28o.
PROVISIONS Behf, steady; family, $14 00
14 60; mess, $9.6O4j10.00; beef hams. $24.00
2.00; pneket. 811.0iKll.B0; city extra India
mesa. $22. 00323. 00. Cut meat, flrmj pick
led bellies, $lo.7'ft13.00; pickled hams, $12.00
112.60. Lard, barely steady) weatern prime,
$U.2uffl.30 refined, oulet; continent, $9.85:
South, America, $10.(16; compound, $8.7BCq.X)
Pork quiet; family, $19.00; hort clear, $17.25
&n8 2C; mess. 17.7ofi 150.
TALLOW Firm ; city ($2 per pkg.), 6c;
country (pkg. free), (mi&GHc
RICk-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 84
8c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Easy; weatern Imitation
creamery, flrsta, 21o2H4o.
CHEESE Steady ; new state full cream,
colored, email, 18c; white, best, 12 He; large
colored, best, 12V,n2Ho; amall and large,
fair to good, 11C11440.
EGGS Steady : western flrsta. l(Va16Vta.
Btreet and official prlcea.
POULTRY A live, quiet; spring chickens,
80c; fowls, 15c; turkeys, 14o. Pressed,
ateady; turkeya, 10614c; fowla, llSaBc.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market tapies Into Cotd.t'oa cf Letharey
ttt tt light Demaad.
BEARS START ATTACK ON VALUES
St. Loots Qeneral Market.
ST. LOUI3, May 23. WHEAT Lower;
trark, No. 8 red, cash, 98c; No. 8 hard,
9jHWe' July, 96Sc; September, fTHo,
CORN Lower; track. No. 8, cash, Bt'J
64tic; July, 6H4c; September, tZo; No. 8
white, 56c.
OATa-Lowor; track. No. 2 cash, 44ft45e;
July. 44c; September, 384c; No. 8 white,
lVjjH7c.
ILoUR Weak; red winter patenta. $4.B0
4. to; extra fancy and straight. U.iXXM.X,:
clear, $2.iKX(.00. ......
SEEI Timothy, $3.004.00. '
CORNMEAL Weak, $2. 7a i '
URAN Weak: Backed, east track, $1 00.
HAY Strong; timothy, $16.00(430.000;
prairie, $10.0i 18.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-31.09.
UAOOINO HHc
HEMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISION'S Pork. hlirhei" IaMiIixt
810.60. Lard, lower; prime steam, $8.00.
Iry salt moats, steady; boxed extra ahorta,
89.D0; clear rlba, $9.50; short clear, $9.K7H.
Uiicon. steady: boxed extra shorts norrii.
clear ribs, $10,37H; abort cleara, $10.76. "
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
POULTRY Quiet:
6.000
. 13.000
. 83,000
.137,600
chickens, -:
6.500
20,0110
107.0CX1
48,600
11 c;
springs, 22w24c; turkey. 100; duck. So:
geese, 60. .
BUTTER-Qulet; oreamerT. ra23o.
EGGS-Weak at 13Hc.
Kanaa City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. May 23. WHEAT-28o
lower; May, o; July, 9V: September
MHc Cash, No. 3 hard, 96c; No. 8, W
64c; No. 2 red, 9Hi08c; No. 8. 9064o.
1LSORSIayV,"ci Ju,r- 4f"iei Ptember,
4H-V. Cash: No. 8 mixed, 61c: No. 8. 61c
OATS NO. white.
mWWa No. 2
HAY Steady: choice tlmnthv UK mvia nn.
choice prairie, $10,604(11.00. ' '
RYB-8teady; 6SS72c.
BUTTER Creamery. 22c; packing, I80.
EGGS 13c
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oata, bu. ..
Receipts. Shipments.
87,000 88,000
41.000 88,000
11.000 18,000
laflaeatlal Stock Are Sapportrd, bi
Slight Downward Tendency la
Maalfcat Throagliosl
the Day.
NEW YORK, May 23. -The atock market
today relapsed Into a condition of lethargy
from which the spell of liquidation this
week briefly awakened It. Yesterday' brisk
rocovery waa due to the retirement of a
large short Interest and the usual effect
was seen today In the reduction of the
buying necessities which a short Interest
Involves. The demand was bo far curtailed
that renewed attack on prices was invited,
but this attempt developed the fact that
aupport was being accorded to gome of
the Influential stocks. Also there waa no
auch liquidation Induced by the decline in
prlcea aa waa dislodged In the bear rai ls
of Tuesday. Traders thus met with dis
couraging factors In whichever direction
they attempted to move prices.
The attempts were practically abandoned
at timea ami the trading was In a condition
"i semi-siagnatlon with a barely percep
tlblo desuent of prices. The downward
tendency was renewed at the last. Some
steadying effect was due to the reaction
In the wheat market and to various reports
"i iniproreu conations or trie wheat crop,
but there waa nothing aufllclently conelu-
n me news 10 overcome the situation
uoui ouying atocKs ror long accounts or
lor investment. Foreign markets showed
the same heavy and Inert conditions and
the same doubts over the Investment situ
ation to be reflected. Money conditions
are hardening In London and $l,'-?,o gold
whs shipped from there to Paris. Lubor
difficulties In the South African gold mines
threaten some Interruption to London's
gold supply. London also has lost control
of the, American exchange and Is unable
to shift the Paris demand for gold upon
New York. This may be due to the fact
that Japanese funds withdrawn from Lon
don are remitted to thla country In pay
ment for railroad material and equipment.
Paris continues uneasy over the money
outlook, although the Bank of France In
Its weekly statement to.lny showed an ac.
oretlon of upwards of $4.0 0.(j() in , gold
holdings. The money market here was
easy on the surface. This Is duo In part to
the purpose of lenders to keep their funds
In a form of loons which may be recalled
readily. The condition of ease In call loans
Is regarded as a sign of the uncertain
rJ'n over the money prospects. The
$5,o),ih Erie note Issue was the latest ad
dition, to the capital necessities of the rail
road. Other Issues are felt sure to come.
N'w. T.?rk Central was pointed nt as the
moat likely candidate for the next Issue
of aecurltlea to be announced. The New
York banks continue to gain on auhtreas
ury operations and Interior exchanges In
dicate the continuance of the flow of cur
rency toward New York. Some special
Bnlpments to Canada are being made,
however, which may afTeot the showing of
the next bank statement. Rankers keep
up their Interest In the question of with
drawal of government deposits from the
national banks In preparation for bond
redemptions on July 1. It 1b hold that
auch withdrawal might operate to prevent
gold exports to France and so keep re
sources available for this market In case
of need. The fall In foreign exchange,
however, seems to have averted the pres
ent likelihood of gold exports without this
action bv the treasury. The passage of the
2-cent fare bill at Albany was a factor
'n the weak closing of the market.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par
vS,"n.' .1.810.W). United States new 4s de
clined V, per cent on call.
The following are the sales and quota
tions on the New York Stock exchange:
Bales, nlgn. Low. ClnM.
'jiiiet and the market showed no change
from the ope, ins !iir"S until after mid
day, when 11 sagged off under scattering
I! inld.itlon. rartly by Wall street housea.
The close was oulrt nt a net derllnn of $
points. Sales were rrported of IS. HO begs;
Uecemhor, 6.30c; March, i.40r Spot coffee
quiet; Rio No. 7, tnc; Panto. No. 4, 8Vi
mild coffee, dull; Cordova, frijlc.
Mew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 23. - MONEY On
call, easy, 2'u'-1 per cent; ruling rate,
3 per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; off. red
at 3 per cent. Time loans, dull and ateady:
sixty days, 3'n4 per cent; ninety days, 4
I-er cent; six months, 4H per cent,
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easv. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $l.G&i9
4.fii0 for demand and at W.aajH.&o) for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.WuM.874;
commercial bills, $4 Mty&4 Mti
SILVER-Uar, 67c; Mexican dollars.
61c.
UONDS Government lrfegular; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotation on bonds to.y were
as follows:
7. ano
1.800
3
H 2SH MS
200 17 17H
600 M
40.9(10
1.100
ilS
loH
4. TOO
,t0
giiO
too
I.TU0
n
TO
M
100
Ml
......
i.teo 64
4.900 171
1.600
1,6 4
1.S00
10.6UO
100
1,300
700
8T.H
10
1H
M
BOO
too
130
18
1,900 174
Range of prices at Kansas City as re
ported by Logan & Bryan, No. i Board of
Trade building:
Articles.
I Open.l High. I Low. Cloee.
Wheat
Julv ..
Sept, .
Corn
July ,.,
Brpt. .,
I 84 j BSU j ft 9V
65 I 8414 I WV K.
1 48H3T4 48'
4V4fi! 4H j 48 4
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE May 23 WHEAT Market
lower; No. 1 northern, $1.02rm.0$; No 3
northern, 8i-'.$1.01 ; July,
RYE Higher; No. 1, 83fi84c.
BARI.ET-Steady; No. 2, 84fc.9o; am
plo. 64?jS4c.
OOUN IiOwer; No. 8, cash, t&$C34c; Ja!y,
62Vfcc, asked.
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, far 28. BUTTER
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
ery, omciai price, 24S4c; street price, 26c
. , , , , ifiriviai L' iio, mik , ail w ; prim floe.
tTnTe 7bevaf,boT,dverTon,eju!v flrU'Tase." "iTio
S?" !' trader. TuKKaVZX buf ? "n.w York
were the principal sellers, while offerings
were taken mainly by commission houses.
July opened unchanged to te lower at 4tU4
tHTHo, sold between 4t4j and 47Ho and
closed at 47c. Local receipts were 87 cars
There waa little trading In provisions and
the market was weak because of continued
liberal hog receipts and the slump In rraln.
A' the close July pork was off lPAc at
$11fi2H: lard was down 7Ho at $9.15 and ribs
wer- 7Hi10o lower at $8 80.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
46 ears; corn, 174 Car; oaU, 109 cars; hog.
20v hed. 1 I
The leading future ranged follows:
full creams, choice new, 12Vfh3o; fair to
good, lift! 20,
Articles ! Open. I High. Low. Close. lYafy.
Wheat
Msv
July
fept.
Leo,
(Dot
1 OIVW")
1 ntH
1 cs-lM
!1 03U.4(
1 02
64W
,6H!4!
No.
Osh
(X!H jthI 1 00
I0IV tHj99V4SiSl 1 01H
1 OS P 0OHj. 1 v,
1 03H 1 Oo'.i 1 OlSl 1 0414
64H - BSH! B3HI 6S'4j
t ' WHl B?HB4 W4
B4 CH ' 6i'V 54
47S 47 474 47H
1 47H 4.TH 47 47U
41 89S tr,
1 55 16 60 IS R2t4 i K
16 7S 16 TO 18 18 TB
tn in 1$ t tJU
S7H $80 80 9 874
I (90 00
I 06 1 06 12V,
4
ouotatlona wam
r uui. v ovMoy standard hard snrlns
patenta. 00: winter rnt u 4oVrt Sv
S,,t,hl? Trlng patent.
b.kttfc4Y' "tra,"hU- 3 46;
2ft47oK' ' Wh,te 7HC: N- 9 WhK'
Ht K No. t. 84i57c.
7'A RLEY Pair to choice malting, T64I7e
BKEDU-N. 1 flax, $1.24; No. i n?rth:
western, II. SS. Prime timothy, $4 W Clover
5ontrsct grade. $1 viover,
,Jl"!,.L'"N-,!nort r"," Mm flo,)
3um.rH. Mesa pork. $l-87Vtl 50 l7?I
ffivU S7H-9 " 8h0rt Cle" lbIOd):
Fallowing were the receipt and hln
ment of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Oat, bu....
TO. 000
R.1 OHO
. ft
16. M)
1S.OM
$4,U04
Mlnnenpoll Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 23. WH EAT No.
1 hard, $1.(4; No. 1 northern. $1.03; No. 3
northern. $1,004; No. $ northern, 7fi98o.
riXiUR-Ftrst pajents, $5.2R(6.40; seoond
patents. $6.10fu:S); first clears, $3.7f2'S.S6;
econd clears, $'-'.7tfi2.IB. V .
BRAN In bulk, $l.0018.a5.
Llvereonl GmIi and Provision.
LIVERPOOL. May 23. WH EAT Strong ;
No. I red weatern winter. 6 lid- No 1
California. 7a 1W: futures, firm; May
nominal; July. Ts 2Hd; September, 7a 4d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed new,
4a Sd; old, Ea td; futures, ateady: July
4a 10Hd; September. 4a lOVid. '
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA, May 23. CORN Lower; No. 8
yellow and No. 8, S3Vc; No. 4, 60Uc; no
grade, 46'uvi0c.
Ol TO L ..... . XTA 1... .
I white. 46tt4ic: No 4 white, 44iH4o.
RY E 6 toady ; No. 1 T&&jo.
.8'
100
M0
100
(4
SS
65 H
141
a.0 11 u
no
lv
18
40
10 113 112
Dnlnth Grata Market.
PULUTH. May 23.-WHEAT-NO. 1
northern, $1.02H: No. t northern, $1.01; May.
$1.0Uj July, $1.0214; September. $1.02fc.
OATS-On track, 44c; May, 44c.
TOLEDO, May 28--8EED8-Clover, Oc
tober, $e07H; l'cember, $.u6; March, $100.
AUike. $3.00. Timothy, $3.35; cash, 88.50,
Cettoa Market
LIVERPOOL, May 2$.-pot dull; small
bualneaa dune; price It points higher;
American middling fair, 8. lid; good mld
dllnit, 7i4d; middling, 7.10d; low middling,
.71: good ordinary, Clod; ordinary, Hid.
The sale of th day were 4.000 bales, of
which uO bale wore for speculation and
export, and included 8.H00 bale American
Kucolpta, ll,0u) bales, including 1,M0 bale
American. The- Cotton exchange will he
closed tomorrow and Sunday.
NEW loHK, Mar La l11TTnKjj.
cloaed tady, 10 point higher; middling
upiaiios. i.eu iniiuuiif gull, Ul.iuo: sale,
1.7ti0 bale.
NEW ORLEAN8. May 83. COTTON
Spot market cloaed steady: sales. 1 ri
bale; low ordinary, t'Hec: nominal; ordi
nary, $ -lo. nominal; good ordinary. 8o:
nominal; low ordinary, jo 18-lbo; middling
UWo: irood mlddilria. l&o: tld'tlina.
lie. nominal; fair, 14o, nominal; raced dim.
Liil bales; stock, LI 400 bales.
toT. LOUia Mar 21CJ TTON-Market
steady; middling. liHc; sale, iii bale; re
ceipts iriO hale; sUlpuienla, W bale;
Adams EiprtM
Amalgamated Copper ....
Am. c. A y
Am. C. A r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cottoa Oil p(d
Amarloaa Bxpreis
Am. H AL. Dtd
American Ic ,
Am. Linseed Oil
Am. LlntMd Oil pfd
Am. Locomottvs
Am. Locomutlvs pfd
Am. 8. A R
Am. S. & R pfd
Am. Siisar Rnnln......
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfs.,..
Aaaconda. Mloiug Co.....
Atchlaoa
Atchlaoa pf4
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore Ohio
Dal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklro Racld Tr
Canadian paclflo
C.ntrml of N. J
Cbaeaptak & Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A St. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A 8U L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A 60. lat pfd
Colo. A 80. id pfd
Consolidated Ua
Corn Products
Corn Produots pfd
Dalawars A UudaoQ.,...
Dal.. U A W
Danrar A R. Q
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' aecurltlea ....
Brla
Brie lat pfd
Brie M pfd
General Eleotrlo
Illltiola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
rt. Pump
tri. Punip pfd
Iowa '.vitrei ,
Iowa Ceeirtl p.'d
Kansas City Po
K. O. Bo. pfd
LotilSTllis A N
atexloan Central
Minn. A Bt. L..
X , St. P. A 8. g.
M . E(. P. A 8. S.
Kleaourl Paclflo .......
M., St. A T
M.. K A T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of it. pit ...
Torli Centntl
N. T., 0. A W
Norfolk A W
N. A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
PcnnarlTanta
People's ObS
P., C. C. A It. L
Preesrd Bteel Car
Preeaed a. 0, pfd
Puliman Palaoe Car....
Reading
Reading lat pfd
Reading 2d pfd
Republic Mteel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock leland Co. pfd. . .
St. L. A . P. Id pfd.
it. Louie 8 W
it. U 8. W. pfd
fluathern Pactflo
80 Paclflo pfd
Bo. Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tennessee C. A I
Teaaa A Paclflo
T., St. U A W
T., St. U A W. pfd..
Vnlon raoioo
Union Paclflo
V. S. Eipreaa
D, 8. Realte..
V. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber
C. . Steel..
V t. Steel pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical ...
Va -Caro. Chem. pfd..
Wabash
Wabaah pfd
Welle-Vano EJipress
Weetlughotiae Electrts
Weetera tTntoa
Wheeling A U
Wlacoiialn Central ....
Wis. Central pfd......
K'orthera Pae'fic ......
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd...
Sloea-Sheffleld Steel ..
Oreat Northern pfd....
Int. Metropolitan ....
lut. Met. pfd
Total sales tor the day. 664, 00 shares.
67',
85
t84
iis4
llCS
111
'fis
7
13
100
5T.
B3
170
'34
10
14
2S7
mi
S3
'
119
806
K
11
2S
Ce
1
11
lt6u
11
a
&
as
K
IS4
M
U
171
174
84
10
1414,
t S ref. la.
do coupon .
V. S. rel. la.
do coupon .,
U. S. old 4a.
do couDon .
V S. n. 4a, rag..
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4s..
do ts
At' hlson gen. 4s..
do adj. 4s
Atlantic C. L. 4s.
Ual. A Ohio 4a
do a ,
f'rk R. T. c. 4s... ,
Central of Oa. ts..
in lat Inc
Mo td Ino
do id Inc
Chea. A Ohio 4". .,
"Miltago A A. J4a.
C, B. A Q n. 4s..,
C R I A P. 4s...
do ml. 6s
CCC. A St. L. g. 4s
"t ol. Ind. 6s, ser A So
1010. Mid. 4a fU
"t oio. A 80. 4a..
Cuba Bk
D. A R. O. 4....
IMetlllcra' Sec. U
Erie p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Horklng Val. 4a.
iild. Offered,
reg... .104 Japan . M series...
1"4 do 4s ctfs H't
reg... I t do 4Hs ctfs... 12
lot do td aerlea -!
reg.,..101H L. A N. unt. 4a....UVs
"wan. c. g 4a 101
...Its Mex. Central 4s..... Tl
...1H ej j.t !,,
... 7J aeM)nn A Bt. 1 4,. pn
..1D5H M., K. A T. 4a K
... P7 do ta JH
... S" 14 N, R. R. of M. 0. 4a 13
... 5eN y. C. (. I4,a J
... e"i N. 1. C. g. Ea 1:4
... tlH No. Pacific 4a Ill
i do 8e 7
1 N. A W. e. 4
K O. 8. L. rfdg. 4s sis
fS Pcnn. conr. Ss V!
Reading gen. 4a 1
1"1 V4 f. L, A I. M. C Ra.llOH
67 Ht. L. A 8. P. fg. 4a do
2 3t. L. 8 W. 0. 4a. . 74
W Seaboard A. L. 4s.... 7t
S48n. Pacific 4a M
10OH do 1st 4s ctfa 1
80 Hallway Ita 1084
Teiaa A P. la Ilfu
.. meeT.t gt l. A W. 4a. 7S,
..M214 t'nlon Pacific 4a 101
.. I I' 8. Steel id tm :.
.. 81 Wattssh la lOHt
., 95H Western Md. ta 74
.. SHHw. A L. E. 4a II
..1MHWIS. Central 4a M'
10
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Oattl Show LittU Uhance, wltb
Inferior Grades Euler.
HOGS CONTINUE ON THE DOWN GRADE
Very Light Ran of Sheep and Lambs,
Country Being Pretty Well Kx
aaastrd Prices Strong,
Trade Active.
SOUTH OMAHA. May
Receipts were:
Otilclal Monday ...
Official Tuesday ..
Olhctal Wednesday
Otilclal Thursday .
Cattle. Hogs
6,u7
6.414
e.toi
4.000
a clearance was effected. 'Tnaav'a decline
carries the market to a point that Is liV
i:c lower than the close of last week.
Representative salesi
I t-ady: iM'n
I I nil 1 If 1 1 ac 11 1
41...
...
M...
M...
l ..
tt...
r.t...
t...
...
4...
'....
M...
(Ml...
K...
V...
S4...
f ..
...
23. 1907. I 11
. Sheep. TO
b.u47 k'Ml 1 ss
13.7m) a,7f.4
i4.;t i,.;.-o
jMot 1V I
60.673 l.m 1
42.218 lft. Tib
31, 1 53 26.2i m
41.6.H
33.781 ItiMtil
67.834 li.400
the
tr.
4'
,....,W
MO
'l
r-o
t4
t:t
, ... fii
....1.4
I
, ... eo
,....
i 70
.....'15
....t"4
Hit
....?r
...t
fO
40
Four day thla week...i0,i7S
Sam day last week. . . .!l,2so
Bam days I weeks ago..l7.2W
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 31. 719
Same days 4 weeks ago. .23.408
Same days last year 18.1K7
The following table shows
01 cattle, hogs, and sheep at South Omaha
for th year 10 date, compared with last
rari
... 1307. 19n. Inc.
a"l 468,704 3!4.I1 75.42J
H 1,008.405 1.0r.3.3n3
Sheep 762,413 706.1M 47.818
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steers 80.2i(i(6.75
Oood to fair cejtn-feJ steers 4.8'Wo.i
Common to fair steers 4.owi4 8
Oood to choice fed cows 4 .2onM.-o
Fair to good cows and heifers 8 6
good to choice stockers and feeders 4.JC..;6
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 3.8oo4 2i
-iiuiiun 10 iair slockera ....
Bulls. aCisrs. etc
receipt
Deo.
Veal calves
RANOB
8.W(i3.S
3 3fry4.76
4.W(U0 60
nostnn Stocks and Honda.
P.OSTON. May 23,-Call loans, 3Hff5 per
cent; time loans, 3V44I6 per cent. Official
cloning on stocks and bonds:
Alchlaon adj. 4a.... Il Plngham
do 4s M ecT a Hecla.
77 Centennial . ...
. M (tpper Range .
2DlT Weet ....
ta "Franklin ....
lf!7 ee0r.nhy
4a.
Mex. Central
Atchison
do pfd
Huston A Albany
Iloston A Maine.,
"Uoeton Elevated ...Is Isle Hnv.le
"Fitchburg pfd 1.10 Maaa. Mining ,
Meilcan central lsu Mohawk
N Y N. H. A H...1CJ Mont. C. A O,
Union Pacific Ia6s Old Dominion
Am. Pneu. Tubs 7 Osceola
Amer. Sugar 121 Parrot
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Edison Elec. Iliu...
Mass. Ekttrlo
do pfd ...
Mass. Gas
I'nlted Krult
United 8. M
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Adrenturs
Atlouea
AmalKamated
Atlantio
Bid. Asked.
.124 Quincy
82S
27
79 tr,
it
15
1J0
14
84
1
4
lie
U
It
Shannon Ill
26 Tamarack
.. 1 Trinity
210 I'nlted Copper .
.. 1 V. 8. Mining..
.. so it. a. 011
. t rtsh
..107 Victoria
. Ml, Winona
,. 87, Wnleerlne
. i.1 North Biltto
. 17 Dutte Coalition
. V4 Nevada
. 49 Cal. A Arliona.
. 8H Arliona Com. ..
. 18
.114
.. to
.. 65
.. fVMi
.. 10
.. 40
:: .
. .161
.. 88
.. 84
.. IS
..17
.. 83
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, May 23. Closing quotation on
atocka were as follows:
Loneols, money 14 N. T Central....
do account 84 1-ie Norfolk A W
Anaconda 12V, do pfd
At' hlson (0(4 Ontario A W
.. do Pfd 7 Pennsylvania ....
Baltimore A Ohio.... tie Rand Mines ......
Canadian Pacific ....17. Reading
Chesapeake A Ohio... e Southern Railway
Chicago Ot. W ln do pfd
C. . M. & St. P 1J1S Southern Paclflo .
P Beers S.". Union Pacific ....
D. R. O k do pfd
do pfd 72 U. 8. Steel
Erie etn ao pfd
do lat pfd fd'j Wabash
do 2d pfd 88I4 do pfd
llllnola Central 142 Spanlah 4s
Louisville A N ll Grand Trunk ....
K. A T in
$kX$Vj uncert'n. SOTsd per ounce.
MONEY 35 per cent.
The rote of dtsrminr lii Ih. nn.n mn.l,n
for short bills Ik 8(f(34 per cent; for three
months' bills. 3(S3'A tier cent.
Statement Bank of Una-land.
..115
"
.. M
.. e
.. 01
... 6
.. 624
..
.. 7
.. 81
.13
..
.. 24
..101
.. H
.. K
.. M
..
may t. ins weeaiy siatemen
of the Bank of England show the follow
ciiungcei
Total reserve. Increased. 90.000: rlmuin.
tion, Increased, 102.000: bullion. Increased
l&2.83t: other Becurltlea. Incrsssait fri.
Oou; other dHposlts, decreased, i,078,Oo6;
publlo deposits, Increased, 1,429,000; notes
1271I ; ' . .... ... vi, fciw.wA vjrovernment
j aecurltlea unchanged. The proportion of
' m.-i , n ij iiatuiiiLy tins weeg
Is 46.83 per cent; last week It was 46.97 per
cent.
127
IS
173
S
22
86
37
141
18
40
M.
If.
pfd.
HO
4'V
too
47
V
128
76
4
4
128
74
1.700 61 6
11.400
1,700
"400
K
H.fO
800
.. 8'K
..111,(00
loo
100
L400
pfd.
pfd.
18.000
4'0
f
100
'"ino
too
4o0
81.4O0
SOO
600
Ti.OiM
8.100
to
lis)
100
Jk
11.400
OK)
1
t
4,t'0
t'O
111
Ifl
7t
"uii,
24
13"
to
1C1
1'
26
64
1
SO
112
le
64
'it"
. 52
137
t
11
14
u
21
143
81
12f.
23
1
12svi
r
10
e
24
11
u
II
as
284
2.1
ts
42
1M
17
72i
174
460
24
70
6.1
2J4,
64
tt
140
11
70
23
73
1K
8
2114
6K
I12V
80
4t
1)7
124
13
3314
ts
41
(2
Ui
14
75
76
23
11S
0 (4
Statement Dank of France,
PARIS, May 23. The weekly statement
or the Bank of France shows the following
rhnnms' rJntne In i.lr.nl.ilAn i
; 66,976,010 francs; treasury deposits. Increased
16,975.000 francs; general deposits, decreased
I 4,'")0,0ti0 franca; gold In hand, Increased 20,
I 126,000 francs; silver In hand, Increased
1,600,000 francs: bills discounted, depress Ait
6ti.225,Ot franca; advance, decreased 11,360.
OuO franc.
OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Slom City S.aO-adJS 8.06 th6 28
rvansa Ulty 86tao0 6.0O jb 40
Chicago l.i'u.50 6.83 ty6 674i
St. Louis 1.9ii4j6. 6.0O j.o0
Th following table show the average
price of hug at South Omaha for the last
several daya. with comparison:
Cute. I 1807. 1906.1806. 11804. 19D3. 1902. 11K)1.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13...
14...
15...
16...
17...
13...
19,..
20...
21...
22...
23...
6 35 I
80
8 24
6 187,1
5 ?'
84,
6 22
( 24
6 1W
31
8 30
8 2
6 33
38
6 26
2:t
6 201 4 08
1 07
4 61
4 W
4 52
4 47
4 46
4 41
t 15
6 20
0 2l
6 26
6 20
6 24
e
6 20i
6 lire! 0 19, 6 28 4 2T7 8 19 7 0S 5 62
8 it
37
8 84
4 35
e
6 27
e 32
27,
25
19
7 SI
7 171
7 12
7 42
7 11
7 07
7 0:
68
III
i7 6 69
.! rz -
O Id
6 74
t....,
!o....
71
73
4
71
S
10
71
74
8
47
70
If.
no
tt
't
(
4
I 04
I ot,
t
I 08
I '
4
0
I 0-
4 01n
4 irTi
4 07 '
I 0714,
4 "7H
I 07H
4 "
10
I lo
I 10
10
ID
t 10
. 10
10
4 10
4 10
10
4 10
10
10
4 10
( 10
1ft-
10
I 10
4 14
4 1
4 17
1 1;
4 li
t
40
too
o
4'0
40
()
30
10
'40
60
80
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54 .
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40
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. .1.13
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. .'.24
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..
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:i
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,.8.11
..2J1
.1:7
!l7
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.243
,.t.4
. ,f
,.t;7
Ml
, .2.18
..I
.:t7
Ml
.1:0
,.2ri
.2:2
80
..118
,?7
.213
.224
.1S
.191
enough
2il
ICO
40
40
1110
40
0
120
do
SO
40
PT
1214,
4 12t
4 lf
4 Its
4 U-v
4
4 U'-i
4 12
4 12
4 1;
t !
4 12 ,
4 I.S
4 15
4 IS
4 II
4 i:.
13
13
4 13
4 15
4 13
16
4 13
8 IS
4 t
I 13
4 It
4 IS
13
4 13
I IS
4 IS
13
4 1.3
4 17
17H
4 r
I ITS
6 17S
4 17
I 20
4 l
4 20
4 22
0 23
Hllrcp
6 73
S 68
64
Sunday.
The otilclal
number of
CM. Bt, P 2
Wabash 8
Missouri Pacific 10
U. P. System 39
C. A N. W., east 3
C. & N. W., west.... OS
C 6t, P., M. & O.... 23
C, B. A Q., east 28
C, B. & Q., west.... 63
C R. 1. & P., east.... 4
C, R. I. A P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 8
Chicago Gt. Western
Total receipt 234
Th disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
cars of stock
road was:
ogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
6 .. 3
'2
61 4
8
05
10
1 1
64 .. I
1
1
6
223 1 4
.144
..0
..271
,.23
..844
,.t6
..2KI
..270
..275
...20
...0
..241
..W
.2411
..137
. t'4
..P3
..27
..r
.141
..rM
..11 SO 4 12 73.
.. ... I 15 M
..2M ... 4 11 8H
. 241 . . I2U IU
Slih-h.!' Thtro were not
nere 10 maKu a marki t, only lour uaia
being reported In and one of these was a
load of very Inferior mixed stuff, old ewes
and lamba. There waa good Inquiry for
deslrahle killers and the lew offered sold
very quickly al good strong prices. Prur.y
decent kind of lanihs Bold up to 8?.3, wllti
gootl kind of ew.s at Jn.75. Whilo tlio
trade for the daj tould only be summed
tip as a good strong active market the
tendency of vuluca this week has been a
llltle higher owing to the good dcniund
and the moderate receipts. All propped
aeem to favor continued light receipts, the
supply of fed eheep ami lanihs being
pretty well exhausted In the territory trib
utary to this market.
Quotations on wooled killers: Cloud to
choice lamb, 8.3ofak.tj fair to good lumbs,
i.2fiii,30.
yucitatlnns on shorn slock: C.nod to
a-'.'08. luml. 87.25(7.60; fair to good lamba,
'2 25 ! cumiimn and cull lanihs, $j 50tf
WW; good to choice light yearlings, t. 4-ta-B
"5; god to choice heavy ye.irllnm, ti.2.Vip
J 60; fair to good yearlings, 8; Rr.'u.25; good
to choice wethers, tr."4i.a; Inlr to good
Wc .r r' '' W; god to choice ewes, 5.o
J1O.S6; fair to good ewes, $4.753 ".il; culls,
bucks and stags, t3.KV&l.25.
Reorcsentallv ,iluu-
25 western
173 western
113 western
143 western
210 western
96 western
96 western
693 western Iambs
CHICAGO
ewes
ewes and lambs.
ewes
ewes
ewes
ewes
lumhs
Av.
.. 91
.. 6!)
.. 87
.. 95
..1"6
. . 77
.. 75
Pr.
4 25
4 50
6 35
6 0)
6 75
6 7o
7 2-".
7 35
LIVE STOCK, MARK ET
Omaha Packing Co 798
Swift and Company 950
Cudahy Packing Co 1,640
Armour & Co 002
Swift and Co., St. Jo
Carey & Benton 1
W; 1. Stephen 80
Hill & Bon 16
F. P. Lewis 32
Hamilton & Rothschild" 1
Klngan & Co
J. 11. Root & Co 44
T. B. Inghram 1
Sullivan Bros 6
V. A. Britton 1
8. A g 231
Other buyer 177
Hogs.
2.424
4,077
4.773
3,240
310
276
U3
276
418
II
0
14
111
78
84
26
43
29
W
4
7k4
111
i
OS 14
l '
24 W Tt
l 17
41 SIS
13f4e lfVt
ho
S3
26
14 tt
!
71
112
19
44
ls
t!
81
97
II
22
143
1
123
(2
2 '
if,
12
11
100
as
9744
85
in
1214
21
X)
143
til
10
It
17
12?
2214
214
54
12714
1IS
63s
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, May 83-Today' state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
$52,496,742; gold coin and bullion, $96,142,427:
gold certificates, $43,612,890.
Dank Clearing:.
OMAHA, May 23. Bank clearings for to
day were $l,6i4.2fi4.62 and for the corresnond
Ins date last year $1,648,477.75.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass., May 23,-WOOL-The
wool market ta showing little signs of
activity and recent transactions have not
been on a largo scale. Australian atock
figures as the most active feature, but some
domestic wools have had a share in the
sale. Receipts from the new clip are
growing heavier, promising to relieve the
stagnation. Prices remain ateady for prac
tically ail grades. Leading domestic quo
tations' follow: Missouri, combing, three-elghtr-s
blood, 32933o; combing, quarter
blood, 3u2j31o. Texas, scoured, fne, 17o
fine, $ to 8 montha, 6S&70c: fine, full clean!
JTCriSc. California, scoured basis, northern
choice, 67yac; northern, good, 6eJ7c; mid
dle country, 65ithc; Bout hern, 6uuC3c; fall
free, 57i5.V;: fall, defective, 40fi46c. Oregon
scoured basis, eastern. No. 1 sample, 70u72e;
eastern, No. 1 clothelng, 681J70C; valley, No'
1, 6Wii2c. Territory, staple, scoured basis!
tine, 7ofi7Jo; fine medium, 68fi'70c; medium!
fwjM'itic. Territory, ordinary, scoured basis
An.. ACSCIV. ana TriA4llim RT.'.,r:. m.j. '
v., , ....v. ......... u..., W!.,,,v., mi-uiuun.
Totals 4,780 15,100 1.G26
CATTLE Receipta of caitle were very
larg6 at tills poini lor a Thursday, 206 car
being reported In, making the total for the
week to date cousldorably larger than a
year ago.
In spite of th large receipta the market
on desirable fat cattle wua In fair condi
tion. At the opening It looked little a if
buyers might take advantaaa of tha hli
run to pound prices, but, on the other hand,
uie 11110 rain oi ins mgni oerore, Which
Would have a tendency to BtoD the hnato
Of farmers In marketing cattle, created a
better demand than anticipated. Tha re
sult wa that, while the market opened
very slow, the desirable kinds of cattle
old about steady with yesterday, with the
tendency on all Inferior grade and less
desirable kinds lower.
hat has been said about tha steer map.
ket would apply largely to the trade In
cows and heifer. Desirable kinds were
generally quoted ateady, with a tondency
toward weaanesa on other klnda.
Stockers and feedera have been In such
light receipt this week that supplies have
oeen aepi wen cieanea up in aplte of the
faot that the country demand haa been
poor. Today what few cattle were In
Bight commanded ateady prices. Th feel
ing ta with the country reassured by a gen.
eral rain there ought to be an Improved
buying demand.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
spring.
62(i)4c. Colorado and New Mexlca,
scoured A. CSftTOc: No. 1. 637165c
8. LOUIS. May 2Jl.-WOOfSteady ; me
dium grades, comhfng and clothing, 23f
27r; light fine, 21ft21Hc; heavy , fine, 15
Uc; iud wasnea, Ji'ijJic.
Hew Tork Mining Storks.
NEW TORK. May 23. Closing quotation
on mining siocas were
Adams Ceo.
Alice ,
Rreece ,
Brunswick Con. ,
Coouuock Tunnel
Cos. Cal. A VS..
Hora, Silver
Iron Silver
Leadville Cos. ..
Offered.
.... la Little Chut I
,... Ontario 4M
80 e(nQ!r fit
... 40 Poloel 10
... kviSavase 7
...as Sierra New. 1,
,...V Small Hopea IS
...140 Standard 2i
.... 10
Iateraal Rewena Collections.
WASHINGTON, May 23. -The monthly
tatmnt of the collections of Internal rev
enue show that for April. 16C7, th total
receipt were $21.0.8, 806, which 1 an In
crease for th year of $2,164,(136. The total
receipt for th tea montha of the present
fiscal year amount to $i24,O08.911, which ta
svn Increa a compared with the corre
sponding period in 19ue of $17,708,637.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, May a.-CTr'TEB-Market
for eofte future opened ateady at un
changed prioe. which wa about In keep
biej alio lii furetgn market, trading- waa
Melal Market.
NEW TORK. May 23. M ETA L8 The
Ixindon tin market was higher, with spot
closing at 190 10s, and futures at 186 loc,
or 16 higher. Locally the market waa
quiet and unchanged at $4.80f4.4". Copper
waa lr.a higher in tne Iximlon market, with
SI t quoted at 102 60, and futurea at 99
lSs. It ally the market waa quiet and quo
tations range a little lower. I-ake la quoted
at $24.60it-5.25. eliTtrolytlc at $23.7V324 28
and casting at $?2.B??:3.00, Lead waa un
changed at $.O,rfi-305 In the local market
but advanced Is 8d to !8 18aBd In London!
Spelter declined 2s 6d In the I.ondon market
to 10ej. and was unchanged at $6.4riW50
locally. Iron was a little lower in th
Rngllsh market, with Standard foundry
quoted at GO and Cleveland warrants at AOs
ld. Locally the market was unchanged,
with No. 1 foundry northern quoted at 2" 60
i'26.75; No. 2 foundrv northern. 3?6 flirff? 25'
No. 1 foundry outhern f 1 OOs; .50- No 1
foundry southern. SCS.OTWiie 00. '
ST. LOUIS. May 2.1 -Led, quiet at $5 r
Spelter, quiet at $6 80. o--.
I'rlee of Wblsky Adraare.
CINCINNATI. May 3 . WHISKT-The
nret advance that has been made in a year
In bulk whisky was made here today The
Inrreaso Is 1 cents a gallon, making the
new prlc $1 31. The prevailing high price
of corn Is given as the cause for the ad
vance. Poth Indeiiendcnt and combine dis
tillers will demand the advance In accord
ance wUh an agreement when the whisky
war was compromised two years ego. The
advance will mean an Increase of at least
cents a gallon In denatured alcohol for
commercial use. It will also mean an In
crease to the blending and compounding
houses which market whiskies using spirit
of ethyl alcohol as the bests.
Whisky Market.
PEORIA. Ill , May M-WHISKY-Market
tealy on basis of 81 81 for finished goods
CINCINNATI, May 23.-VHTBkV-Ij1-tlller
flnlahed good, on bast of $1 81
ST. LOUIS, May 23 .-WHIKY-mihal
gotda eu baaia of $1 SI
No. At. Pr. No. Av. Pr. -
I 8 4 uo tl 1110 6 It
17 417 4 80 83 10M f 16
17 491 4 40 84 7 t 15
29 414 4 40 17 11H 15
41 9H7 4 SO 6 1428 ( 20
It 9o5 4 60 84 13 8 20
IS ll 4 SO If 1174 4 t
14 847 4 66 40 11H 20
18 72 4 SS 10 Ull I 80
34 ! 4 40 81 1347 t 20
10 tel 4 10 18. ......... .1141 126
15 4l 4 111 IS Mlt i 16
13 4 4 TO 10 ltlO 6 26
tt 1013 4 75 II 1230 I 16
15 8a4 4 80 IS 1030 $ iS
17 t 4 10 21 11H 8 8S
85 1074 4 IS 10 ir, J I 80
18 40 4 0 ' 17 12sS 8 10
20 1M 4 S 11 U'31 8 80
17 lOSt $ 00 ' 14 1278 t 80
84 1141 I 00 19 1274 I 10
4 1130 8 00 87 J3S8 I 10
14 1084 t 0i 31 1218 I SO
87 827 6 04 81 1178 I 85
86 1170 t 06 14 1513 I 40
10 1038 6 03 to 1431 40
I 17 1247 I 10 17 13S7 8 40
83 U7 S 10 IT Hi) ( 43
34 1H4 ( 10 II 1371 I 45
T 1181 I 10 14 12-.S S 45
11 .1011 C 10 II 1837 t 43
10 lea) t II 24 1S01 S 60
tZ I2' 6 IB 44 14 I 12
It 1241 6 16 4 1376 I 62S
10 1078 6 IS
COWS.
3 1175 I 40 4 144 4 15
8 I4 8 10 8 1140 4 16
4 If" 8 SO 11 844 4 20
8 t'JS I 00 9 1133 4 20
I l"f.S 8 4D , 4 110 4 10
I 14 H-CS I 40 10 81S 4 25
8 874 8 45 13 1047 4 85
14 114 I SO 1 4 JO
I IO18 8 60 10 1258 4 85
18 8:11 8 S T H0 4 41
8 790 I IS I lilt 4 40
4 'l 8 88 II loot) 4 40
12 1S6 I Ht 10 1 7 4 43
4 Tt 4 00 I 1338 4 80
8 1200 4 00 4 HO 4 SO
I '4 4 00 327 I 85
8 7l 4 00 10 978 4 SS
1 1125 4 10 4 1032 4 40
8 1180 4 13 II lit 4 70
8 IU'3 4 15
HEIFERS.
4 Sto 8 15 14 I4 4 4
4 1X1 I 15 80 S14 4 41
4 61 I 61 t 740 4 M
1 714 I 60 1 TDO 4 50
18 6l I II IB t i 83
8 721 I es 11 (,, 1 so
I T2 I 48 I n 4 4
T 717 4 13 11 S4 4 6)
I (74 4 40 7 4 40
6 (74 4 40
BULLS.
1 110 8 60 1 1321 I t
1 10 8 SO 3 13.0 4 00
I If 8 SO 1 1450 i to
8 loM I at 8 lftt 4 80
1 1470 8 )
CALVES.
6 M US 8 184 I to
1 4 60 1 180 I SO
1 1M t 0 4 IJ5 I to
4 142 6 to $ 223 t 60
STOCKEItS AND FEEDERS.
18 417 4 10 14 8-4 4 (4
1 457 4 10 83 1134 i 80
I 4 is t 1:20 I It
Tt 1l 4 40 I U71 I 11
IT 81 4 44
Cattle and Sheep Steady Hogs Wenk
to Lower.
. CHICAGO, May 23. CATTL& Receipts,
5.600 head; steady; medium to good steers,
$4 50rH6.5): heifers, $3.E6f,i-4.50: bulls, $3.rV,J
4 76: calves, $3.KU8.60; stockers and feeders,
$.VV?5.25.
HOGH Receipts, 24.000 head; wenk to 6c
n.wer; neavy cnoiee shipping, $ii.4(ri,.45:
light butchers, $6.4fViVfiR; light mixed," $6.40
i645; choice light, 86.6tKj36.OO; pncklng, $5.85fr
6.40; Pigs, $6.75u6.4a
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head; market steady; sheep, 8ti.6Oli7.0O;
yearlings, $0.4O$je.76; lambs, $6.2537.75.
Kansas City Live, Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, May 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,900 head. Including 600 southerns;
steady to weak; choice export and dressed
beef steers, $S.603;.00; fair to good, $4.40?
6.40; western fed steers, $4.27iitit5.50; stockers
and feeders, $3.6014.86; southern steers. $3 60
66.25; southern cows, $2.9('cf3.73; native
cows, $2.4m&i4.65; native heifers, $3.4Oii6.00;
bulls, 33.1554.75; rt.lve". 4.fi4JO.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 15,000 head; steady; top,
$6 42H; bulk of sales, $6.216.40; heavy, $H.25
46 30; packers, $6.2S'nJ.4i); light, 86.32WM
Pigs. 85.754i6.15. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400 head
mnrket steady; lambs. $6.5"liS80: ewea and
?r?V- o-6'fi-40; western fed yearling,
$6.2fK&7.00; western fed sheep, $5,2516 60
stccker and feeder. $3.50(fiu.25.
Bt. Loo's Live Stock Mnrket.
. J&T- LOri8, May a -CATTI.B-Recelpts,
8,000 head, Including 800 Texans; market
strong; native shipping and export steers,
$6.4114:16.25; dressed beef and butcher steers.
$4.6tKi J.65; steer under 1,000 Ihs., $3.75iH 85;
sttxkers and feeders, $3.00g4.K6; cows and
heifers, $2,754(3.25; canners, $2.0tff2,T6; bulls
$.i.664j4.75; calves, $4.uO4jll.00; fexos and
Ji11 ,"teers t.TSii.So; cows and heifers,
$3.0014.40.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; steady : pigs
and lights, $5.264.4o; packers, $1 40&4.47H;
butchers and best heavy, $6 3046.55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,600
head: market strong; native muttons, $5.76j?
,00' lambs $7.0uratt.6t); culls and bucks, $4.75
J).00; Btockers, fa.5t(4.7o.
New York Live Stork Market,
NEW YORK. Mav 23 RirrKiVPVsio..-
celpts, 8,381 head; nothing doing In live cat
tle; market feeling steady: dressed beef
steady and In fair demand; exports, 920
cattle and 30 quarters of beef
, CALVES Receipts none; market steady;
nothing dolnaj; city dressed veals, 4'n44o
per pound; country dressed. 7(gnc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,349
head; market for Bheep steadv; lumbs a
shade lower; spring lambs steady; dinned
sheep, ewes, $5.60!i6.75; clipped lambs, $7 W)
Jf.20; Maryland spring iamlst, $5.75 per
head.
HOGS Receipts, 8,478 head, all for sluugh
terers; market nominally steady.
St. Joseph Live Stork Mnrket,
BT. JOSEPH, May 23,-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.S97 head; market steady; natives
$4.25'h.00; cows and heifers, t2.2aaituu:
stockers and feeders, $3.26414.73.
HOGS Receipta, 16,204 bead; 2M,f6e lower:
ton. $6 87H; bulk of sales, $6 lvU6 :ri.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, 1,867
head; market strong; clipped lambs, $7.0tr,)
7.40; clipped yearlings, $G.76'a 50.
Sloas City Lire Stock Market.
BIOVX9IIT' IaJ Mav 23.-fSneclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, ftoo head; mar
ket strong; beeves. $4. 506. 75; cows, bulla
end mixed, fl.to4jG.75; Btockers and feeders
$4.0tKh4 .60; calvea and yearlings, $3 6041 4 60
HOGS Receipts, 6.500 head; market MflOc
lower, selling at $0.06(66.26; bulk of sales.
$o.OVK(i612V8.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock nt th six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cuttle.
south Omaha
Sioux Citv
Kansas City ,.
fct. Joseph
St. Ixiuls
Chicago
8V-.
Mill,
kittle centrifugal, 8'4uS'c;
lluw, J;j4,c; secunds, 2VJ
A-SSl-S-gitlet; new syrup, avuJIo.
OM AHA W Hni.F.SWK MAftKRT.
$.126 rer
alte, $1.60
84-quart
(t'2S;
SCO
1 o
ronrlltlon of Trade nnd tanotatlon oat
Staple and Fancy I'rndnce.
EGOJt-IVr dor., 15W.
IU'T I'KH -Packing tick. 16'!r:c: ehote
to fnney tlulry. '.'ii-'i'e; crea:iiery, 214f2?v
LIVE 1 i'l LTItY - Hens. 11c; old roost,
era. .''c; ti;rKeis. 12c; ducks, lie; young
roosurs, Unji'c; geese, 6c.
Kill ITS.
CALIFORNIA f'HllUUi:S-rer box of
Bb.nit s lbs , f -.."' 2 75.
I'INEAl'PLKS-rierliln. 42 sire.
crate; 31; slie, $4.25 per crate; 30
per crnte.
STR A W BERRIES Arkanaa,
CHSea, $Xi"iy 3 .Ml,
Tttt'rit at, ritriTB.
LE.MONS-Llnionlera, 3t0 sne,
sire. t' 7.'., ether brands, Eec less
iiHANiiKS- Mediterranean Sweets.
ITti. 2oe. 2Pi ami !;') s17.es. M.jO; 96. 12il, 2ji)i
s'zis. $3.tsi; Cnlifurnlii Navels, extra fant v,
I.'.. 2ii, 2I'I. ivo sizes, $4 &; fancy, 126 sixia,
el .'s); l.'O sii-e, $S.M; choice, lurgo sizes, per
box. $.:r.j3.on.
BANANAS Ter medlum-slBed bunch,
$?.it'it2.;;; Jutnhoes. $2.5c4i.H.50.
FIGS California. bulk, 64e; t-emwrt
Turkish, lie; 4-crown Turkish, 11c; 8-crown
Turkish, 9c.
DATKS Kadaway, fic; aayera. 6c; hal
lowls, fc; new atufled walnut datea, 8-lb.
box, $1.00.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATl iKS Table stot k, per bu., 75 o
$1.00; seed stock. Wk'ti$i.00.
NAVY BEANS l'rr bu.. No. 1, $1.90; No,
ii, $10.
NEW VEGETABLES. '
POTATl iKS- 2c per lb.
ASPA RAUl'S-7!ic'u$l.(l per due. hunches.
BEANS Mi'W wux und vtilng. per luun-
' mCETS, TURNIPS AND CARROTS Pat
doz. bunches, I.'kiiC'Oc.
CABBAGE Culiroriila, 80.
C1M-ERV Florida, 10-lb crate, $3 25;
choice, $2.75.
PIE PI. A NT-Per lb.. 60.
ONIONS-Red or yellow, Colorado, per
liu., Uii); Texas silver skin, per crate,
(ihoul to lbs., $-.:6. yellow Texas, per crate,
nliout 46 lbs., $2.00. Green onions, per doa.
',5c.
TOMATOES Florida, fancy, 10-lb crate,
$3A'.i;t.2f.; chulce, $2.i'i(.S4''2.75.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per doa,
htiids, 45c. I
CL'Cl'M HERS Per do.. $1.0TX t
PARSLEY Hothouse, pr dux, bunches,
40c.
RADISHES Per doa. bundle, 25o; extra
lurgo bunches, 45c per do.
BEliF CUTS.
Ribs: No. 1, 13c; No. 2, c;
Loin: No. 1, UiVjc; No. 2, L'c;
l'iate: No. 1, 8Vc; No. 2, 3c;
Chuck: No. 1, No. 2, lc;
Round: No. 1, 8'.4c; No. 2, he;
Sl'GAR G. uniilatei citne, In
No. 8, 8o,
No. 8. 11 VW
No, 8, Jo.
No. 3. 6o.
ISO. 3, 7 v40,
Backs, 85.611
gr.intihited beet. In sacks, $5.21.
COFFEE Roasted, No. V. 2Sc per lb.J
No. 30, 21c per lh. ; No. 2.1, 19c pur lb.; No,
20, 15c per lb.j No. 21. 13o per lb.
CHEESE Block 6w1hh, 19c; llmberger,
14c; Young Americas, 17c.
NUTS California wulnut. No. 2, soft
shell, 12c; No. 1, soft shell. 16c; Brazils,
lu'sisc; pecans, 184)T22c: filberts. 12c; pen
mils, raw. 7ic; roaated, 8'c; California al
monds. KVjc; duconnuts, $5.u per loo,
HIDES AND TALLOW'-Grewn salted.
No. 1, 9:c; No. 2, 8Vc; bull hides, 6c; greeri
hides, No. 1, 7c; No. 2, 4Vic; horse, fl.&Oij
3.5o; Bheep pelts, 5DcW1.26. Tallow, No. I
Hie; No. 2, mso. Wool, 16t22o.
CANNED GOODS-Corn. stindard. west,
ern, 6o4)6)c; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes, fancy,
3-lb. cutis, $1.45; standard, 3-lh. cans, $1,20.
Pineapple, grated, B-lh., tnndurd, $2.2",!
2.80; Bllced, $ 1 .7n4j .S5 ; fancy Hawaiian, Hi
lhs . $1.75. Gallon apples, $2 6"4j3.Ci). CrM
fomla apricots, $2.00. Pears, $1.753 o
peaches, $1.75'ii'2.40; L. C. peaches. $2 0Of-l
2.50. A lat It a salmon, red, $1.15; fancy
Chinook, flit, $2.10; fancy rwekeye, flat,
$1.95. Sardines quarter oil. J3.25; three
quarters mustard, $2 75. Sweet potatoes,
$1.1041. 26. Suuer kraut, POo. Pumpkin. St
tifl.ui. Wax beans, 2-lb., 80c4i$l 00. Lima,
betins, 2-lb., 76cSi$1.3f. Sonk-d r, 2-lb.,
6"c; enrly June. 9fic4j$l.iri; fancy, $1.254J1.45.
FISH lMekerel. dressed. 9c; pike,
dressed, 12c: white fish, dressed, wlntef
caught, 13'ijl5c: trout. lirrjlSc; hallhut, l.lcl
salmtin. lf.c; catOdh, 15c; herring dressed,
pan frozen, 6c; perch, scaled and dressed,
Sc; crapples, round, 4JHC; crapples. large,
fancy, lficj black bass, 25e: smelts, sweet)
and fine, 13c; eel, 18c; blue fiati, 15c; red
eniipper, 12e; roo shad, per pair, 40360c;
frog less, S04TKle; lobstera, green, per lh
87c; lobster, boiled, per lh., 30e; mackerel,
BpunlHh, per lb., 16c: mnckerrl. native, J
ti25c per lb.; fresh green turtle meat, 25c lh.
CURED FISH-Famlly white fish, per
quarter bbl., UK) lbs., $4.00; Norway mack,
erel, No. 1, $.15.00; No. 2, $2800; herring. In
bbls., 200 lb, each, Norway, 4k, $11.00.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Pruned
are aomewhat unsettled by freer offering
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Irrmedlate grades. Quo.
tatlons range from SMtfo for California
fruit and from 3'ifi6c for Orearon. Pnache
are slightly easier, with fancy yellow
quoted at 12Hc; fancy Mulr, 134c Raisin
ere firm; loose Muscatols are quoted at H(i
9c: seeded raisins. 94tllo
HAY Choice upland, per ton, $11.00; me
dium, $9.50; No. 1 bottom, $8.60; oft grade.
$4. flifrn. GO. Rye traw. 87.
BRAN Per Ion. 119 00.
Fvnpornfeil Apple nnd Dried Frotts,
NEW YORK, May 23. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market unchanged; fancy, gi
&c; choice, 7u'7o; prlmo, 64jj6Vc: poor
to fair, Hft7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITS Prune,
domand strong; spot quotations unchanged.
real estate thaxsff.rs.
Total receipta.
..18,197
lings. Sheep.
15.6-t) i,2,w ,
6,r
15,li0 400
l.2' i,367
7,0i) l,uo
24,0(10 lO.unj
63,304 14,467
HOGS Receipta of hoga at thla point
were large again today, making the total
for the four days excessively large, r.a will
be noted from the figures at tt.e head of
column. At the same time th other mar
ket polnta have had large run with th
result that rices at all points have hn
flven a downward tendency. Barring Ht
I strength on Tuesday prices have been
lewer at this point the same as at others,
th decline beinar continued todav.
Hog old todav senerally 6-&10o lower
than yesterday. $6 06f715 buvlng a large
proportion of the load, a against $6168
6.20 yeaterdav. Some good light hors sold
up to $6 26, the top yesterday having been
$6 38. Th trade waa at no time very ac
tive and aa th market dtd not open until
lat it was midday before anything ilk
Oil and Rosin.
NEW TORK, May 23.-OIL-Cottonied
firm; prUye crude, f. o. b. mills 4:iu4!c:
yellow, 6,c. Petroleum firm: rl,n.,ii 1.'
and Baltimore, $5.50; Philadelphia and Bui
ii?T.ro bul11' 470 Turpentine, quiet,
ROSIN Firm; strained common to good,
SAVANNAH. .May 23. TURPENTINE
ROSTN Firm, A. B. O, 84 30474 40- r
jS-fPi11 , E: . 84 72t4.7B; F. U'a-i.WA
Inaor and Mofassc.
NEW YORK. May 23.-SI 'GAR-IUw,
firm; fair reilnlng, 8.S7c; centrifugal 96
test, 8 92c; molasses sugar, 3 12c; refined
teady; No. 6. 4.60c; No 7. 4.8tc; No. 8. 4.5rte;'
h"-4f,Z': No- 10- 4 Kc' o-; No
12. 4.25c; No. 18. 4.20c; No. 14. 4.16c; con.
Jectloner' A, 4.0e; mold A, 6.35c; cut lonf
6.1 : crushed. 6.7oc; i.owdered, S.lOc; gran
lilaeeil. 5.00c: mihes, 8 26c
NEW Oiy.EANS, La.. May 2X-8UGAR-
Fred D. Wead and wife to Anna
Wilson, lot 8, Pruyn Sub $1,456
Peter Jessen, Jr., and wife to Carl
R. Carlson and wife. sSl ft lot im
Nelson's Add
Gertrude Fischer to Sarah VenirrrU
vltch, lot 19, block 9, Hanacom Place;
lU ft lot 1, and 844 ft 116 ft lot 2,
block 19, Omaha
Lillian Lungenburger to Frederlcka
Langenburgor Seltzer, part eublot
1. taxlot 12, boc. 36-1B-1.1
Peter Gruvert et al., truHtues, to Tlie
Dickey Chapel of the Joslah Grif
fey Methodist Episcopal church, lot
51 1J I.I 1. 01 i 1
Continental Trust Co. to L. D, Spal
ding, hit 15, block 7, Plalnvlow, and
other lots
Lorena M. Callin and husband " to
Pearl A. Welshans, s37". ft lot 1
and 2, block 13, Walnut Hill
Charles P. Traver to Ida M. Krnlbs.
101 so, uitM k ti, Jerome 1'urK
wonoiiiui F. Krleb and wife to
Charles P. Traver, lot 3, block 20,
First Add. to Corrlgan Place, So.
Omaha
Aiuia Corrlgun to Ida M. Kreiha!
an me
Tho president and directors of the
Insurance Company of North Amor
lea to Joseph A. Connor, lot 6 and
iu 11 101 0, niocK , Buu. of John
t. Ketill H B Atld
Henry C, Harding et al. to G. E.
Harding et al.. lot 10, Park View..
Esther Hill to Patrick J. King, lot
7 und 8. bliM-k 1. Missouri Avenue
1'nrn, Mouth Omaha
Mary A. Clmise and h unhand to Chrla
tlan Knclbor, 11X ft lot 17, block 1,
Armstrong's First Add
Margaret B. Berger to Io Baroch,
nw'a lot 19, Kountse Second Add..
John W. I'alne to Omaha & South-
2.601
171
1,201
SGI
4.00$
400
1
7,001
2,000
2,400
1.429
100
western Rnllroud Co., part ne sw
sec. 23-15-13 .....
Carl Relter to Julia Relter, n46 ft
lots 1, 2 and 8. bltK-k 12,' Weat End..
Frank J. McArtfle and wife to Wll
I'nm Mark, lot 7, block IS, Walnut
Rolnrt O. Fink, county treasurer" to
Margaret Bockhoff. lot 24. block 3,
AS Ise & Parmele'3 Add ,
Bums to Continental Trust Co, lot 16,
block 7, Plulryvlew
G. B. Benawa and wife to Anna M.
Oberg, e.ln ft, w.',0 ft, s lot 7, block
1, Park Place
Frederick H. Davis and wife to John
M. Hamilton, lot 1, block 6, Ev
erett Place ,
Adolph Johnson to John Swanson,
lot 14 and 15, block 3. Vise & Pur
Diele'B Add., and other lots
John Swunson to Emtl II Gunther,
1)44 ft lots 15 and lo. ll'ieKs 8uh
Tho Nebniskn, National batik to
Anna MeGnvixk, lots 17 and IS,
block 1 First Add. to Mt. Douglas
T.508
1
800
47
1
1
1
Total
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