niE bef.: omaha. ttf.sdat. may x ima
OilAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET I
1 4
hu
WKkTHrK 1 THE I.Kkl 1F.LT
i Catti-
Tnide Very Drill, with Prices
Generally Lower.
ire-aMar la rar t'alder
Tbla Flvealas.
M nlkrr
-
f
atf AND PRODUCE MARKET
.
Market Opens Low;r Because of the
He. 77 Sa:iii ia U"aat Belt.
C0R5 0PE53 QUITE STEADY
Tear af Market lra null! ta Ikf
krtlse (Mk ranlliloM
Offered Brle Sdvaaceal
Frleee.
OMAHA. Ml..'
raia "Ver M er.ni-e mhi
snd N-riisKa opened
n-.ar-
t-e
m.ti
tr.e
Hav
:f Kan
set IcWer Bo'l 1.'t stni surp
ie- erp f it ires, be.ieving that nn
wi.l run grow i wnial crop af e
severe a rtcr rorrl.ti'm the a heat
parsed mr'-'oih.
Com waa stead.- and worked hciirr
''ash eend tiooa are improvinf steadily ami
as Ion as IM demand :s brisk va,u't'
snou'd Rinf.
V neat broke "ff sharp';-' at the openirg
on a run f -ei, ng hv' aea holders anu
s. a:erd -eftng i ni t i by f-poi's if : -tin
general nvir trie in'r a heat w
Cadi stuff was firm to M:;-r. :tn slikri:
: i pov.ment in the demand
i V 4 nnH steady in face "f ';
nri market. Trading iru l-a'it. out of
" T i mri-ifr, and tne tone 'f tne p. "'
i.-ang " vitig M l.uvf cai-h "lid -ions.
.--SYrTHee offerer) broirsht advanced pr-f'-s
V ' raarv wheat reoeiros iv si bu.
a-d shipments were ;..'. mm Wv . aBa.nrt re
sists lasf ear at 4 bu. and Pu rst
r :.. bu
P""rcS--v cnri r,fTMfl b'l u"'1
iTif-mrrtx t'r .1"! lu . ici.nst r'tr'
'.it jr of 4K.'; t) "... anJ v.ipmeir.s of
bu.
'IMranrr n ; f ' 'if b'l. of .-.irn. nm
A liham of rT-i'i,rab
nrrii: : iifr M .or
rri rn.na l.r..--- rl ;r)-r
1 :m r(in'" and ia.r
n-ir if!ilv-finir hou!i an5
! 'ri. tins m.n-r .r ta rl
a 'an fcir. Tha dir
i d by -r,Tl miu
ara of h.itM pr'murt :
tne uptjr M hi. iiu i v
mt 'a'i '.TP" vai
ro ,r in fi: n'1nity
or tpPT ft1'-"! y f'
crr ' , it'ir T idi'.
cr.,i!( -! I, n:n' !''"
::ii:.i f'T !-
Xi- t".'oi".n: n t!?
pr-:p;ta;.en t T last
Ts! 'V this
i::-rv! t n ,
an,f"i '
rt irii ttir '
T-i VIII'TI ,
!urti.'u- ia roi
m :rn N 1
rart. arul coidar ;
a-art. and an j
a.t..v. T:i- a'Bin )
mia'.oiit .h norta- :
a. ami 't
Vrciol. a 'in ri:ll
i.r and wk:v r:-m4
fmiTI pa:hT ia I
Nb-iuiH and nrir i
HOGS KQST1Y FIFTIZN LOWES
Laaaaa la Lars Ral.
ad Prlrrt Wrk ta )aar- '
tr l.awar.
MA HA
Ci
May I. r.M
Ho 8hn
Mi -TTvim ''npriiJ
N H Tl H
iru-".
i 4 r: :t:.-naa
i l.t-r.. '"
! 2 ft inrti1?.
I im y
A.
!"nirr,u"'' and
;,irH' ar-ia-A
:dric iMh
-ti ..... j. - - -
41 r is Ji
mp'ra'.iir f i xi-i.
;n prt pita' ion ainre Mircii 1.
corr?pondn prJ in I!".
( .jrrpor.d.nn period il laJfc.
WELSH, luteal Forcaatr
4 flO J .a)
..V(4 I TI 1.34
j..ai 4.7";
4 a -a-T
l 4.' .ST! .
J.i i.OM l.Mi !
fo
I
CTH
Roripji . r
Et,rr.,. Monday
.-am ,a
rn 4a.- i -
ama ,ia .1
ma 4n 4 vaaH a(1.
Tha
of r;
for tna
jaar:
ran;a
follawing- Ubia ahowa tha aram-fa
priraa 0t ho at ifouLb omafta tor taa iaat
aevara; daa ana compaxiaom:
i. ism i5. lsof.'. ism.
ar.
oin takia anova tha reraipti
. bofa and anevp ax Soutii umini
car to aao. camparad arltn laat
mt. V. Inc.
tT.a K .3,7 a.7fj
"Jt .l 'j:.K3 a.1l
MC.sOi ai4.7 V8
Cata .
tun mm Waaat !! HItl.
For Ot,j3. Nb.. for tho tw-nt y-four
hours andjns at I a. m.. Tatli miruliaa lime,
M .jr.ua. il.iy 2.
i-iLVH A STATION.
Tamp Hi.n
Max. M.n. fJ.I.
LjvaiTiool t od 5,iT.1 ioar on m h-al
.-d PTtjii'-al m fi.
p , 9cai ran- ot opt.on.t
Articlaa ' "pan 'o C'.oa.' Safv.
Ma---..
July...
( "firn
Mav .
J 1 1 v . . .
(!
May.
J uy. .
4;
1
4;
S:at;on
A.-rland. Nb
A ibii; n. N b 1
T K n Boa N-h.
rtihimbuff. b... 7'i
t."'.i'M-rT.on. Nb.. ,4
Kairtirv. Vb... J
Fairmont. -N'b .. T4
Inland, b. 72
1,nTon, Nb.. T2
Hi'iiiiiii. N-b .. i
H.l'lr-f. Nb . . "i
1 "1 1 Oakdibr. Nb
tmana. Nb 74
i Tk.tmh. N b . . 7
Aita la .
'ri- .11. la Tft
i riartniii. 1 "2
! if ' 1 b ""V . 1
i Sioux City. Ia... tid
I M:nlmum Tamparaturfl
j panod andinj at a. ra.
No s 1 a.
0
.14
4J
37
"J
41
X
3
11
al
a
.17
Omaha (a a Prlrn.
WHF.AT-No. bird. nOVil'Ki.
hard. :rfin.tn. 4 hard. rajacfad
hM.' slo N i. I atirinat. Sl.ll'aL(B'. No
1 mr.nf 'm, u J: .11 Nu 4 ru4n. : No I p'fitrlct.
: durum. 4aai-.-. i. i ilfmm. . "olur.tiUB. O
4i. ! LomsviLa. Ky
h a. 'T-'itlr. N.-k X K-kita. I inu a.-'.aiKi.if. iiw
4 w!na. rm'-iar. No. Z coo.r. -nicano. i i
3 oolnr: !u6;t. N't. f-oior. , "t- lxui". a'
ijT'n- 0. 4 Vf8r ;..)iiT.v: -o. --
X 37"-j7-i-; o. 4. .iyi4C. no
.10
for
INot
"ioud
C" Hmd v
t 'ltidy
Ra;mn
.Suowina;
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clouds
Cloudy
Cloud r
C'.oudv
Kainlna:
Ha:n1nar
R ninx
Rasnir.B
Raining
Rainlntr
Cloudy
Ralnin
: Apr-'
' April
Aprl
April
April
Apr'l
-Apr 1
April
Mav
Slay
14.
2S..
J( .
Z7..
Jk..,
ttf . .
1...
13 :
a; K.
4-,, 9K,
"kS. T (R,
U t T 01
14
'
,
oi 5 ar ai w l o
, oi t a, , s 3a
; i 3k, 4) 31. (T. i 4 5
f 341 f 2 21 1 7
t .M M i 1 4 7i
a2k . t S, S 10i 4 73
S 31 I ' iiU,t
I 46' a 4
i4i;4jsu
i 34 r., i U I 57
Sunday.
Rapcipta and disposition of liva atock at
I n. on stock Yarda. South Omaha, for tha
faenty-f. ur hours ndad at 3 p. m. Monday:
P. EC El PT C A R S.
Cattla. Horii. Shaap H r's.
1
4"
If;
43
3
4
3
I
15
1
i;
10
DISTRICT STATION'S.
No. of Temp
Max. M.n.
RV-
No
No.
N o.
No.
I hltr
t'TV-iic: No
ara.M. :mi 47'-
JATjj S'antjaj-d. 4f'a ttV--'-. No. 3
.TSia,. No. 4 hite, Skied :! No. "!
voiiow. Vjw" a. il.ir 37-a..Sru.
No J m:n I. 3S!-a"'-i No 4 mix-d. 37 ::so
BARLKY No. 4. 4WlrV-. No. 1 fead.
4-j4vi,, raj' l. 444-44H-.
UYE-N'i J. 74"h"Rr. N.. ?.. 70740.
t at lor.a
. 17
. IS
rz
z
14
:
;
is
S4
fariot
ch.raao . ...
Mnnapui;si
' 'maua
I'i;!ulh.
Urrrlvta.
. . Whwat.
1. i'
. . -24 .
Mlnneapolia. Minn.
Kansas Ciiv. Mj 24 7
'rnaha. N'b IS
Ilauis occurred irirhin tba
four huui-a m a.1 portion of
wheat rtjion eacept tha Louisville d stnet.
The raina were very heaT at pouitu in tha
Kansas City. Ta Moines. St. l.am Chi
mo and Columbus diatrtcts. While no
h'-avy ra.ns i.ccur:ed 'ti Nebrasaa. they
r genera.'.v eil distributed over tha
,tat9. I... A WELSH.
Local Foracaatar. Weather aureax
!EW YORK 4 K KR IL M IHKET
: . m. sv p..
Cniop Parific
C. N". W . et
C. at N. W . weat
- ., !. p.. M. at O...
c . B. & Q . east
' . B. A Q , west
. R. 1. P.. caat
Iliirioia Central
tweiva-hour , Lhicajfi Great West.. 3 1
uaciuded In i -
t Total receipts JW 3
DISPO?mOX-HEAD.
Rairv ; Cattle. Hnr
fa.k OmHa Pack m Co 4:
.30 Swift 4c '"o S24
Ctidah- Pactnnc Co . 44
-4" Armour A Co .VA
.7f Schwarti-Bolen Co
M urphv
.70 Sinclair 11J
I?1 la Morrell Fat kina; Co 3!
.10 ; w. n. Vnnaant Co W7
J 30 i Benton. Vansant r Luab 1?.
'aj-t twenty-' Stephens Bros 10
the com and , Hill Son 13$
1 r . a. i.aw-.s 4
j. b Root co r
J. H. Bulla. 77
I L. F Husa 4
L. Wolf lie
S. Wrthejnir a7
H. F. Hamflton 47
I. ea Rjniiscnild 1
: M. and Kan -t.:al. Co... 14
Clme A Chrlaty 7
Other bryers "lt
4
4S7
7'
IC'J
12
li
271
?heep.
L.V4
1 1n
1 HT4
1 Oil
) daatatiaaa
4 H14 4(.0 LllUX D PROViaiOa
Feat area ( tha- Trad! a a ad (loalaa (
Prieaa nav Baard ft Trade. I
'irt'Aiii MJ S.-Predictions of r-ee- -ine
tempeint'ire f"r tonwht fomifi ;hi t j
or an arraj- of. inf-uetus . that r v
nt-utraiiz'l the TifanHti effei-. , f
toe gfiiei-al . 'aTn" eolith and out:i-
vvert. .n i.raipectef larara Oleorease
of the Day aa arloaa
ob Baaartla.
NEW T''RK fay 2 FTXrR-yuiet
and uncnanaed. spnnn iat-nts. 3n.
ainter stra:ritA. r4.a'i4..-. winter
No 1. S4.1MK0 4..iti. amter t-xtras. No. 2. 175
4.'". K int-a straiaritM. l4.HrtBi.Ht. Ke-cr-ipts.
23.275 bbls.; ahlpments. 14.Hf2 bbi.:
Rya flour ateady . fair to food. S4.3544.4k;
ci.oio. to fan'. $.nofi 4 Jki.
CkRNMEaL vju'. fine while and yel
ii.w 31 4"tl.4;.. coa.-s. Si .2541.30: kiln dried.
Totaia 4.S1 lri V5 1
CATTLE-Receipts of cattle 'hia mornin j
numbered is cars, which was the name as
I he receipts one week aa-o, but suty cars
arxer tnan two eas ato. tieneral con-
: ,h.t ...i-i -,ot-ri WHEAT-Spot. steady; No
myit" inij w-.lt ha lew than 4o tki.(t
t.ush.da 'aa. aita.naf 4W.m bushels, ac
lu'4 to '..ficiai fjrires last ysax The
niarWci cioned atead,-, . " but S.8'c to Sc
net ,11 war nn last nfitlit. C.irn finished
to 1 ?!': up. Ontj. 'ir lower to v a sc
hiirhcr uml nrovisloji ft' IHc to 10c
t:
iel. S1.12
nom.noj. c. 1. r. ; Nj. 1 uor'nei-n. 11.1.. 1.
o. 0. opening- naviat;ou. uptiuu maxaet:
Wheat decnn-d over a cent erly in the
wet-k on weak cable, but reirained l4ia uaa
on cirvartn by snorts and buy ma on un
favorable crop adv-M-ea. predictions of eirtd
watlier and trr targw de.T"ase In t.e visible
suppiv i-iosins; at ;3Wc net decline. May
el, wed' Sl.Br Jily. 'SI. Us i'-l''7I closed
JLlo'i. September., 11 I7S')1.S. losed
SLiai. R,i-ceHits. . bu... sliipmeaiA
Btt.4::t bu. ...
V4a'l sr-BBf September cpened 1. CCjRN ixt. firm: steamer, ivf -. e.ea.(ar
;, ir 1.1 uih,. iower at 11 w to e,. ex port basis, option maiaei uraw
k. ':i.o reacted to SUM and chjsaU. on small offerlnm and covennit bv
A snarp breaar ia. wneat rsuitea
Ml . -SlTTI.ll, 'I'JF
wheat resulted from
A "a ra'TtStii "TachirSir
- ..rve 1:i-pes 'n stm. piacs west ana
twvt. "l.caT tra lert did some sell
ing wnr tl:e TLSI. f ivirtB m - a reason
-a k rr
Whil
i r? ve
1'
short .
tl 'l-v. a net iosa nf W.'Cc. Iilosina V net niajnar. way. wajwarsir.
t urn trim concern bouitht Ma- porn j cltsw-d. t'-y-; Julv ciosed 72.-: September,
ar-d rj.i oiner f ittirm In consequence tha j 7ls-: recoipts. 6.75 bu.; h.pflnent. S".jS
)(ff,'rr.et na r-owad Ui J.bout S'c. anaiiiirt rtu.
I to 4S rami at, th ctoaa of last w-ek. OATS Spot. stealy; m:x-i. 27i lbs..
Heli-f pecama nuite Kenaral that the wet , nominal: natural white. 2tv-j.52 Su
w eat liar and t:ie uiw . temperaiurea pre-1 (. ,.unjs?d white. 4a42 lbs. 4tPtKc: op
1I.:te wou.d .delay p.antinK :r some sec- lh,n n;a.-ket was without trnsa tiona,
Lji.ns. Julv opened MiimC 'o Vl'ic loaer at , (.iaimT nomlr.aj;-receipts n4.itt bu.
i.."oO-.. Advanced to S',iimt,-. reacted : HAY Firm: prime. Il.ir, No 1. tLUlis-S
to iSISc and. c.oeil. atad; at ac a nrt, j 15. x.,. 2. SI 'HKil.t: No. 3. sf.c!l 00.
l n of. '.. 'ash corn was firm. No.; H ips et,-ad 1 sta'e. common to choice,
i ration! aoid ai tilVwpiilc- I l'.nis cr-.n. Tr2e: l. nominal: Pacific
New crop, months of oaia wi aeaa acaat. I4'tic; 1904. nominal,
earlr onder much, oitacallaiteoua coiiaction Hl6ES-Fimi; Central Aavrn 23fj2.1V:;
nd then rail-'-d with wheat and corn. ! b,.,,,,. 22"2r.i
arplmber openad. "tc m.SiSi lwer I THKK Firm; ' hemlix'k f'rsts. 2tW
at JsSc " ke. recovered 1.) JsV S .Sc. ; ,r seconds. SMlT:. thirds. 22,d25c; re-
cloamg with a nat ioa ot tc. at ""s ; jecte-i. 2aj23c
U4kC
In pravVsiona traders displayed but little I
activity, prtraar beinf allowed to ease off '
Idle fashion. cloaMi with a n't loss or I
in
!Vil"c. iaray
in liva boa. 1
Leiuatif . Utures
attnbiuuibia to Lka decUua
ranged aa follows
avi tlclea., Qpen.l Hia, Low. ; Close.; Sa'y.
What
cepu
Corn
May
Jmy.
Set...
1 oT't5:
1 :
1 njii
1 0S'
1 ,
1 '.
1 'V
1 1 I
1 -is' ;
1 .
1 01 .
1 . . .
1 tti- '
.'AfliilCj,'
40" "4 1 41,
3a7
Jt S4 - S8& f
, 21 "2
5L
3r.
4U- ,
12 Jff 12
12 it-vi: 2:.
r
1:
12 10
12 w
12 2T
12
12 6
23 no
21 75.
.21 so
12 40
12 22
12 2
a 1
11 in ;
12 j -. !
12 OR
12 02 W
12 112 a,
;i "
11 :
12 20
12 07S
12 O.'S
12 22
12 U
2 ijt,
Oat s
May
J -iiy
ro, .
May
lu-y
U IV
Jla
sepi
iLins May
July
Sepi.
Ca.- h u"oiat:oa a are aa fallows.
KLOUR-BULady , winter pat-nis. I'.Oo.?
i.24'; winter y-a:guts, 4..q."..2ti. sr r.
ua.ghLi. I4:..i4 7t. bajtei.. ..n'-j t.
K E.-N. 2. 7sc.
HA KLtll r'et-d or mixing. 44-jj'k ; !:i:r to
choice inaiTlna. krra3c.
h.Et'S Klaa. IW. aoulu wesiern. S2 31 . .
N o. I ii..rthe.-.ui n, SS-U'-a- Timothy. 4.4.
Clo er. Si I 2i. I
PR' IV INS M-ss pork rr bh'-. S21
rJJ t Lard, -jsrr 1' ba.. ii.u. eu,ii t rib,
-idea (ks.b i. 112. 12-i !i12.27-. Iiort clear
idts iboxedi, 143 S0i 1J .o. '
total clearances 01 wneat and Tour were
iuai to iiui bu. Puaiarj is.-cio s a.oa
4:j ' lu.. .oinpared w-.ui bu. the .
,'i.rrerpondfnf day a year a . I n visible
supi'lai if w neat 'In la tuiwl fiatea de-cri-a.-id
3 bv4 bu for t a,. . wee. Trie 1
unouiit of krendst iff 011 ocean p,i-saja 111
irnirta fjmmvt bu.
tetimaied reieipis for tomorrow: Wheat.
24 cars... nirn jm tara: at. Ia4 cars; uofst
i0 i'ai nead. j
' L.iaico Casb Prices V heal ' No. 2 red. :
C i-,n '0. No S red. S3 0 1 t1: No. i
b-.-d. 4! is. 61 No. 3 nard. S1.0oH-- '
No 2 n 11 i n 1 a 3u-ing, SI us ai m, a c
-prmg Ii it.ui (P. Corn No. 2 man. '-t
, o'lc. No -:a.ri. ivtir; No i wnue. w-ii
. Nu. k i-ite. J-siKiSc; No. I ye''ow, J
t'tujc; Nil T . vtiw. tk'tUc. tais't
-No. 2 wtvTie. 43',9'e; N-. .1 a hit 4.nf
42c: .t 1 a niie. as2r. standard. iT'i 3t'- I
BL'TTHR Kaa-: creameries, .
da.rte. 2-iJWr
mp tS-ei'air-: r. eipts a.sis cases; a;
mark, eases ovl tided, 17jU'c; firsta,
li'i. pr'nie t in. -w
i dSE.- isii, naTeiea. 14"k15c; tw ma
L:l4-r1- 'una Americas, 14i-c, ion
borna. 14H'jl4-".
rUiAl'trr,i "i; .1101. a to fancy
,3mltc. tara 4 j. o d. 2Ti jac.
1 J' LI K 1 o.. -. . i.uaevs. lie. foa is. i
17c. v
V EAL irtfadv ... m tj a-aMir.d aaghta.-".-.
aa ta-.wiai.iid aeigbtai. j.ioc. sa to
liM-pouiad a earner to-ri Us. 1
Hi,s,pl T .ia. Ui.eat. ca.-a. corn. eO
ar aata kak iwrL - n , iAnnrrn - ,
, l.rat, 3 i aia, coi a, tst cJ.r ual 13 cars.
PHOVIShiNS- Pork, easy; mess S3..-
trr4.2; fami) . tsu : shoii clears. SS.Aaa'
i Beef steady: mess. Sin tkxn 11 is! 'am-
ii v tl kHrtf!0.oit: beef hams. tS4.tti3.dtt'
pickled hemes, steady: plck.ed hams. Jl tkw
I It:' Lard, firm; middle want, pt-me. iz..a
J !Bl2.; refined, firm; continent. J. I 20 Sout h
America. j;4.ts: compouiui. hwwiiv.pf.
T.VJ-LijW I 'uli . pj-im4f city. iMidtt. . "uc:
country. TSiiiTSc.
DI.'TTER- Steady, creamery specials, sa
w. . - . ., w,: - hinM T i rirsis. 'Hr
I " I Ha.- oi.l iiki'iSc: atate datrv finest. 2Wri
2firC: common 1o prim. 2jJ2Sc: process
spei-uila. 2c. second to extra. 2.r2rc:
factory seconds to flrsta. 22'o22c; Imitation
crcamerv 2SVo241c.
I'HtESK-1 nseitvd on new state f ill
rrMtti: old specials. 17'tC. fajicy colored.
,,. IVT.Tiac; pood to prime. ltWHc: new 'sr.
4.S 41U4W co-,,(rea. -istnvjo; white. i.T..c. fair to
Hi'.u1. 4U , , iofv',c; sk.ms. speciala. ltdtillci fine.
.'j:",c fair to nod.. ic: common. 4"i4
li-ae: f-iil. Hlc.
EtHJS Barelv steaa;-: tren sniner-'i.
storage packed select mrs, "lNlrJV:. freh
eatheret. reg 1 ar packed exiraa. firsts.
2lTSt22c: fresn a-afliered. ruruiar packed,
f.is.s 20i21'4c.
P il'LTRY All e. ! hrr trade aid rowe
prices expected. Pressed o'net. Phiia-lel-phia
citickers. 20t2c- fowls. lJ.2c. tur
keys. 17''-2"c
tho selling interests A. . .ces from a.i ,
; points Indicated liberal tuns, wita prices j
deciaediy lower. A stfaay rainlall that
prevailed ail t.ie morning, while very wei
i come from a crop standpoint, nevertheless
i made cattle look ttieir worst, and aa la apt
. to be the caae. delayed the trade more or
1 less, buytrs being slow about (felting out
into the yards As a result of this the
1 tO.-enuun was very well advanced before
I any business of cunaeuuence bad b en
1 transacted, the trade being stow and weax
irorn tba verv start.
hile the market on beef steers started
ery slow and dull, a laraa proportion
of tha receipts had changed hands by mid
day aad a reaaunaiue, clearance, waa ef
fected before the close. Prices ware In
most cases l'.sdl&c lower and in many cases
heavy and less desirable kinds of tattle
showed even more decline than that. The
fact mat advices from Cnicago reported
L0 market at that po.nt 24i2ic lower made
trie feeling here extremely weak. 1
Cows and neif-rs were around 10c lower;
than last week s close and wnile buyers '
were ia:a 'n getting started they claimed !
up most of the offerings by m.dday. j
The steady fail of tain would naturally
create a better feeling In tile sto ker and .
feeder trade as giving promise of improved;
pastures, but tne fact that there a as a jamr i
clearance ,ssi week of cattle in the hands j
of speculators made the demand less ur
gent tluui would otherwise have been the j
case. At tlie same lima receipts were lib- j
eral. so tiiat nuyers could alford to -lis- ,
criminate closely and lane advantage of J
!.. situation to bear prices. Thua it hap- j
peiieil iliat me general run of both stiM-kers ,
at:d feeders were at least '.Or lower and i
the f:-eiing neag at the decline. 1
wuotatlons on came Uood to ckoice corn- j
fed steers. S7 i".r7.75: fa:r to good cornfed
t-teers. I."7is7 .25. common to fair corr-fed
. J steers, 7ur.75; good to cnolca cowa and
heitera. aS.'kwi.uii; lair to goou cows anu 1
. heifers. S', tsVi.''; common to fair cows and j
, heifers. 12. 77. .: good U) choice Blockers
.and feeders. It uS 75: fair to good stockers
and feeders. i.oiki.O: common to fair
j stockers and feeder, t.00i t); slock batf
1 era. Sii.7ust-4.sTi: veal calves, U.25r8.25, bul.a.
htis. etc.. Jt.r.tiJt.
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ST LOCI'S. May i-WHEAT-Caan
luu'-ei; track. No. ! -ed. Sl.114it.13. No. 2
hai'i. Sl.-aeal.14. Futurea. ttai ; May.!
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No. 2 wh'ia. 494Hc. Futures, lower. Sli...
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ai 7'i. fern y and str nght, i4.707e.2'J; hard
a inter iirtirv Sn-v. J.2. M.
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lift.
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21 7r I.a.d. b ; prime steam. $12-32-'
I "ry salt meats, tox-d extra
snorts. 144-. clear ribs. 14c: short clear.
14',c. Bacon, boxil extra snort, li'v,
clear ribs, ti-,c; short cleuis. lj--.
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DOUGLAS. 270--. 1
OMAHA. NEB.
DOARD.Or.TRADE BiD C.
We offer and recommend for investment, the following bonds:
5.000
Orchard Mesa Irrigation District
County of Mesa, Colorado
Six Per Cent Municipal Bonds
DATED Dwember 1. 9$. Due serially from December 1. 1919 to I Vnorru nation. $."x0. Coupon
. form. Interest payable June 1st and December 1st. Principal ami interest payable at the office of
the County Treasurer. Grand Junction. Colorado, or at The National City Bank of Chicazo.
The bonds we offer are part of an issue of $900,n. They are a first lien on all of the land in the
District and a municipal obligation of the entire District. The principal and interest are payable from
taxes levied and collected by the county treasurer at the same time and in the same maimer as the taxes
for school or other municipal obligations.
Location
iHE Orchard Mesa Irrigation District, organ
ized under the laws of Colorado, the same as
a school district or other municipal coiTiormtlon. is locited
in the western part of Mesa Cptintr, Colorado, and forms a
portion of tha Grand Valley, which is famous for its fruit
lands. It embraces a tract of 12,000 acres of table land and
lies in a long narrow strip along the south back of the
Grand River, in a westerly direction, from the Town of Pal
isades, a distance of about 12 miles to the junction of the
Grand and Gunnison rivers in the vicinity of Grand Junction.
The main lines of the Denver Rio Grande and the Col
orado. Midland railroads serve this District, giving adequate
shipping facilities.
Security
lilt, f9..CH.M) bonds of this issue constitute a
first lien on the acres of land in this
District, which at an extremely low estimate is valued now
at 12,000.000. When the orchards are bearing, a low val
uation will be 110,000.000 against $900,000 of bonds. The
bonds mature serially after ten years, thus increasing th
value of the security yearly.
Taxes
THE COST per acre in interest charges and prin
cipal payment on this issue of bonds is insig
nificant In comparison with the average yield per acre.
Value of Land
RAND VALLEY has long been famous for its
success in growing all kinds of fruit, and lnnd
at Falraades has recently sold as high as $4,000 an acre.
Expncts consider the Orchard Mesa land equally as good as
an? In the valley, which Is demonstrated by the fact that
ther are now tinder cultivation 2.000 acres of the 12,000
in Orchard Mesa District, the value of which is conserva
tively estimated at aa average of $750 an acre. The canal
will be In operation in May, 1910. giving ample water sup
ply to th entire district and Increasing the value of the
land Immediately.
M1
Engineering
'ESRR.S. Field, Fellows & Hinderhder. ith
Mr. F. A. Rav. of Columbus. Ohio, as con
sulting engineer, ail of whom are of the highest standing in
their profession, planned and recommended this irrigation
system, and report that it is practicable and will prove
efficient.
The construction company doing the work is thoroughly
competent and under heavy bond to complete the system at
a fixed date. The work is now practically complete.
Ownership of Land
THE LANDS of this District are not owned by
large companies or held in lare tracts on
speculative account, but are owned by individual resident
farmers in small tracLs to farm for themselves, which Is
the strongest proof of its intrinsic merit.
Legality
HESE are municipal bonds. They are issued
under the Act of the General Assemblv of the
State of Colorado, approved May 3. 1905, entitled. "An Act
in Relation to Irrigation Districts." This law has been up
held by the Supreme Court of Colorado. The bonds are
a in ho rued by a unanimous vote of the qualified electors
of the District at an election called and held for that pur
pose. Subsequent to the Issue of these bonds, all proceed
ings had In connection with their Issuance, were examined .,
and the organization of the District and bonds approved and
confirmed by decree of the District Court. The legality of
this issue has beet approved by the Hon. Charles D. Hayt,
formerly Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Colorado.
Attention is called to the following strong points of these bonds:
Mnnicipal Irrigation Districts onjan
ijteil nndrr th Colorado law are uni
versally ilrc I ami t4 tie the strongest
organization of the kind ponsible.
The constitutionality of the law
authorizing the issuance of bonds of
this character has) been affirmed by
the Supreme Conrt of the State of
Colorado, and the Supreme Court of
the United States.
The formation of this District, the
prtareetlings had by the rMstrirt author
izing the issuance of these bonds and
ail other atena taken in their laance
lias been approved and affirm ru ba
ilie District Conrt.
t'nder the law. an issue of this kind
is a prior lien over any subsequent
bond isnue by the District.
In order to cover any contingencies,
the annual lax levy is 13 in excess
of the requirements for interest and
maintenance charge.
The County Commissioners are re
quired to fix the rate of the tax levy
neceaeary to provide the amount re- '
quired to pay the interest and principal
of the bonds.
The County Treasurer is ex-officiu
treasurer of the Irrigation District,
and it ia hia duty to collect and re
ceipt for all taxes levied for the
bonds in the same manner and at the
same time aa Is required for cullerting
taxe for orher imrpoaes on the real
estate and personal property for
county purposes.
The Slate School Fund of the Slate
of Colorado kaM been authorized to in
vest its surplus in bonds of this char
acter. Coupons are rer4'ivable for the pay
ment of taxes.
Without exception there has never
been a default in the interest or prin
cipal payments on Colorado Municipal
Irrigation District bond issues.
:H3,00 Due December 1, 1925.
Maturities
12.W Due December 1, 1926.
Price on Application
IJUJUtAAAAJI njUULS. i
RAILROAD, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS
CAPITAL , FULLY PAID , SlOO,OO0.22
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Repreaentative sales:
No. Av Pr
4.i western ewes, inom ial ( 7S
25 western en ee, culls let 3 'HI
St sprin lamba M 10 on
7 western ewe. cui a lul 4 '
2S western ewes ilk 7 15
17 western yeariinjrs. iambs.. .94 8 '
111 western ewes. cu-S is 4 'el
61 wtatern ewes Set "5
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;o spring lamhs. culls 4 7 "
7 'oiorado awes, shorn W 75
j 2i2 Coiorado lajnhe. shorn 7H 4 71 i
I !!4 a estem ewae :) 7 S j
220 w estern ewes, alrom !ei STV,
,511 western ewes, shorn lot S 75 ,
40 western ewaa. (horn 1U i "A
kS western wethera. ahorn " 7 i
S Mexican Iambs 72 4 i
cowa. Vir.7T
bull-. S4.tkii 'si;
H niS ftereints.
2ir lnwer: top. Sri :
4 2S, heavy. )e .
rmiiva he'fers. S4 2fT7.40; Spot, quiet; Rio Nn. 7. -c: Santoa. No. 1
calves S4.ikjl 25. ' S'.c. Mii'i. nuiet: Cordova, ill! 12'iC Havre
Oi neJ. mHrket loff closed unchangad tu Se lower: Mamourg
bulk of sales Ss.'iK j was t,o I.. war. Brazijia i ra:e of exchafiira
packers ?mt rmtche- , -iitLi mietie -t tr. m.oi p...- ,.H..nt- -iiaa
"'.,7VV?Ti . purs, jsisris-i. bsjrs aga.nst 0fW baaa last er; Jundia.
Krjaiui- "-i' i-v4aiii. r.ereipia. m'f ' i hjiii bara aeanuit !."U bags las
ne.. him nri i ower, lainos. . ,o
4 40: yearilnua. S7 tk)t weihers. S 2.f 7 oo: I
ZT.V; J" '"" .1.:. I2U0...W bags for the mnnth of April.
la estimate! mat the
statement will show
hags last year. It
world's visible aupply
a decrease of about
M 1 13
waa
alumpv
a Inn, led
lower el
era the
today,
aupoiy
icea from
a main
tne decline .-nippers wanted
of aood butchers at the ooen-
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XiCkV Vmsl. at,- t-Tb naij.e supimv
iiurniv. April rxv . comia.ed' Osaaaa Har Market.
"Il", PvT'1"P f'h,n',,! ws OMAHA. Mar V-HAT-No.. 1. Sk .sa- No
neu - ' tu . de. s vt., - a-i4. IM..HII4. Saia siri ..WrL & So
f p-n. j- -sc s Uu . ilecrea.se 1.7,. -.,.i tf a, fu r. i.i ji t.
' T.. ' 6u . dacrejae. 1 tusnlv .if amr hav is i-'icn heavier than
o.."4. la , I'stj ,.'.. i Xe.. .iii'ii-tw. !7iaJ tse letotod A.l artaa. of .Hav na t
. u-i.icj. a.s',sss iaCi-1-aaa Ut.itm bu 4. upid . aui4 la lii suvpij.
i reasons for
fsw lea Is
, in, but 'hetr orders were qulcfclv fl lied at
j -.me luwer firura and tna balance of
I r-ce pta tmii to sell al prices liaaJac lower
v than those that pravai'.ed siaturaay. t orn-
I rnon llahtsr s eta mora or less n elected '
j and expenenc4 tha fiMi .karilne. wtth the
market as a n..ie iiiotaoia at Utc lower.
Trade was rKt eaceciaiiv active, but nade
kejH sell:ng one or two at a time and
e art thing changed hands la very good
i seajon. i
A large ar.are of re-e-pra Wert at IS S '
I 4 !'J. aa compajred with Saturdav-g buik of,
!;.- Tope dropped to kT IS. a dime i
; oaer trial tne best sates at laat weea s
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SHEEP A liberal run of sheep and lamba
waa a, I that was needed this momma to
j complete a lone; list of bearish data and
! witn the yanling of about thirty double
. decks, killers had tniras their own ay
! from tbe aiart. Every outside rewof-i waa
sharply lower. IojiJ prices last wee, were
j generally considered t ,to B lial compajad
; attn otnar points an-1 a verv alack de
i mand for prod.iit in the east only atrengUi
er.ed oackera in their determination to Ui
! i st of liberal decline
The bis, end of aupplv consisted af lamba.
both wootad and shorn, and it waa tills
branch of tha trade that euf'ared trie
worst. There e'ea nothing doing early and
even after trading sta-ted movement waa
aa. idedH' slew at unevenly lower prices,
vjua.lty and wemht ware still factors in
mak'ng a. sale, tne- batter kinds of rood
neavy weight favcred aa usual. Bulk of
, business looked to be just about a Quarter
, lower.
Sheep moved mora freely
; waa by no raeana active.
, lower liirouahout. moat of tbe atuff show
ing declines of 10j'.c under laat Week I
. close, shorn ewea sold up aa hieth as S7..
wita wouled ewes up to ST
Current prices en shorn lambs ana just
about TV tesa and pncea on shorn sheep
around Mc lass than values on similar
qusitty wuolel snpmenta. The foilowins;
uuutatiuns apply to tne latter class of
st.w k. GMd to ctioice lamba. Sk ts(a. jli.
fair tu g -d lambs. Is m. good light
vearllng-s. S7 't Zi. g-"d lieavv yearlines
S7io7iu. -ood to iniiiii wethers ST and;
oy la-ir la gaud artnsra, ;.uT4s, good
CHICAt.O LIE STUCK MI1KET
4'attle. Hhi aasl aies Repurted
La we r gall saa ted Reeelpta.
CHICA'JO. May 24. ""ATTLE Receipts.
24 mki hea-1 market lower: cows. S4 s..i7 in,
heifers. S4.2T.47aH: buds. ST. "dtll. . calves.
SS'ksasia); stockera and feeders. S4.77iuT.Wl.
Hi si.- Receipts S !() head, market 2
3ie lower- heavy. f:i X-V 41 s; butchers. SS i
ll-sui; lig-nt mixed. Sk24stis2S. pigs. t UXy
it', bma uf saies. If 2"J 2f.
SHf AN Li L M BS Receipts. 2
head, msrket lni2tK' lower: sheep S o"4
8 i lambs, ts '"o a: yearlings, 17 it'wjs 35.
pin.g lamba, iU.im li..uii.
St. I. awls Live tM-k Market.
ST. LOriS. Mav I CATTLE Receipts
S..ve heud. Including 1 . .VsJ Texans mai set
I'arzDt- tna-r; native snipplns; and export I
steers. Sj"?,2;.. dressed beef and butcnt-r!
steers, Stskl2ft. steers under 1 Kit lbs.
S.7!sl.: st.jckra and f-ders U n.i.
cows and heifers. SivW)'KI: canr.ers. tl'i
Sr.: bul's. S4 ksu.7&. calves. S4 faiik 7S.
Fexas and Indian steers 14 on r .w
laiid heifers. S3 sadist
I Hi" IS liece.pis. .I.1U4 head: market lr.
! 25c lower: p its and l'afits. S ! e.i, pack
; era S 2it 9 X, : butchers and best heave.
. IS ,'.r.K 4f.
i SKtEP AND LA M Bl Receipts. 1U,
head, market 25c loaer. native muttons
r ij7 . e tila and bucaa. SJ iknaafO. sioch
era. b.oaJa'W.
Olla aad Raala. '
SAVANNAH. May I iIL.1 TurpM-niina.
f'rm. rc: ss.es. 1 3M btils.; recei-t. 2lS
! bbls. , shipments, 34 bbls.: st icks. 1'4
bhis
h'SIN Firm, sales. 2 272 bhis. rec ro.-i,
i bbls.: shipments. 2 A, bbls.; sfv-k 7
i;:7 bids iuoie. B, S3 ik'ial T. S4 Jti-i-. 2.". .
K. S4 ;iB4 a7'j. F. S4.7'HH4.S1I. ti. S4 srVj,.:4i.
H. Si.'k' I. f. Ml: K. S5.40; M. SS.jO: N. O.
Ss; W ;., K. ywZ; W V.. ft, OF.
'IL CITY. May 2 -Credit balances. Si 3:
runs. April i 4is. bbls: svarage. IM.ssn
bhis: sli.pmer.ts. April ;l. 77.lk4 bbls;
average. 202.214 bbia. shipments. May L
13" 444 bbls.
Receipts
clfal aestern
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City.
s)t. Louis
Cb.cago
St. Joeegdk Liva Stack Xarkek.
PT JOPEPrf. May 2- CATTLE Reieipts
tSai head, market KKJLfcc lower, steers.
than Uunba. but' nd -sT'.
Ps-waa ruled B'WJVal
m ea niisi u - :ii i . t v. j - ,. .
- ' v.u. tl :r j iii-au. 111414.1 I . J;
lower: top, S : bulk of saas. tilitlSU
I "HtEP ANT U4.MB!s-Rece!ptj t.ira)
I bead; market l'JkilSo lower; Umba. Sk ik'HT
' t2Z.
Kaaaas 4 lly Live Slaek Market.
' K ANSA. - CITY. Mav 1 ATTLF7, Re
ceipts. 11. am) head, ireludina; 1 4UU aouteer.s:
rraikei steadv i.i wesa chciee runn,! .nit
' go'd.
IIT4-
St
Ittfk la Slaht.
of live stock at the five
mar set a yesterday:
Cattle. H 'irs
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prin-
Toial reeaipia
4
Sheen. ,
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a.'kxj i
rltoa Market. ,-
NEW YORK. Mav 2. COTTON ppnt
closed oAiiet, middling uplsniis. 122T -, m.d
dlinir giif. lt.juc: sales. 17, .as) bales, fu
tures ci.ised steady, Mac. 14 ic: June.
14 7(ic: J lly. Cr. August. 14 'Kir Septum
bei 12 11c; October 12iTe: Nmmlifr,
12 '2'', l" cember j..p.e: JunuarV, 12 4!'c.
ST L)!. I.S. Mar I Cottin. unchanged;
middling. 14-',c: sa.es." none, re. e; pis. lii
l.a.e, sntpments. 1S4. si.n k. S5 I7D.
4 JH
dressssl b-t f si ears. 17 2.rr4 lo; fai
Sa.2".! . St.. aeatern slears. , CO'T 7.
and feeders. S4 is'tj HO: onihe-n
Caffea Market.
NEW YORK. Ma- 1 COKKEE The
maritet for ctiffea futures opened steady at
uncha.-.a-ed prices to an advance of 1 point
on buying oy reactionists, who considered
near month llijuidatlou nad run Its course
and In the shsence of important offerings
sold net unchanged to S points higher not-
i". iii-landing lower European caoiea. Later
however, there waa a renewal of llnuidatlon
and the market eased off. closing- net un
cnanged to k piinta tower Sales were re
ported of '11 77 bags. Closing b'ds follow:
hi'. 3&c: June. 4r: July 46c; August.
4 'kr. September, 4 .V, i-Ujter and No em
ber 4 aiic; 1'4-ember S 4F.c Januarv e..;
I.verpoal firala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Mav i WHEAT Snot,
1'i 1. No. 2 red. aestern winter, uo stra-it.
Futures, rinfet : May, s 2's.d, Julv 7s 2.d;
or'oher. T 311.
CORN Soot unlet, new. American, mixed,
rorthern. is ISd , old. American, mixed. Sa
4V1 Futures, dull; lulv, nominal
Ft.Cit'R Wn-er putants. essv at 10s d.
Herbert C. Gooch Co
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