Tin: BEE: OMAHA, BATURDAT. fAY 6. 1911.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weather in Worthweit Promises
to Be Ball Factor.
ASH CORff GROWS STRONGER
;ed Advance Over Mmr Deliveries I
Expected Shipper, la Omaha
"art RK i.Im far
the Ntiik,
r. OMAHA. May 8. 1911.'
.y.T. weather n ,h. ,., h-.n, ,h.
t(ve i-V. " ,n ,n northwest In the ac
!... nr ,n t st Hie moment.
I i.li! JI amounts to in apprehension only.
ir.V, om'. ITever. It will likely
9 inr ;,v.;" n Increasingly bullish lac-
( h. "J!" th seeding hardiv completed In
X ii, bu" ,h murket on drouth talk.
1 at I?.! T. ' ,n stronger position than
'I "ji, " 'on and Is exp-eted to
4
I
v7"
Im'?'""''..10." """d Premium over May de
aood'i0n i'1: "x-1 hlppT repon
trff . r.u,wl ami higher l.ut
's-ilertoday, bulla were In supreme con
t h u ,he 'vance i well sustained.
' had a sharp advance, samples
selling jfrjc higher.
rtnand for corn la steady and ur-.i-'
' receipt, keep higher with a
i?V 'Ipping demand decreasing stocks
u?" "heat receipts wen 3.15.000 bu.
"no shipments were jR,nno bu., against re-
IVLEJ"" of J17'0"0 bu.,-and ship
ments of 666.000 bu.
Primary corn rerelpta were 426.000 bu.
ni shipments were n.nm bu.. kgalnat re
oP last year of 261,0n0 bu. and ship
ments of 361.000 bu.
Clears nces were 62.0O8 bu. of corn, 10 0")
f' oats and wheat and folur equal to
11,000 bu.
Liverpool cloned mfcid higher on wheat
fcnd d higher on corn.
The following caih sales were reported:
W MEAT No. hard. 1 car. 1V; No. t
rird 1 car. 91c; No. 1 hard. 1 car. 90e;
o. I hard. 1 car, 0c; No. 4 hard, 1 car,
r-6jc.
CORN No. I white. 2 cars. 60c; No. I
car"' w,c: No. 3 yellow. 1 ears,
60c; No I yellow. 1 car. Roe; No. 8 color. 1
car. 4;c; No. 2 mixed. 2 cars. 50c; No. 2
' 'ar. 4fc; No. I mixed, 4 cam,
Nt; No. I mixed, t eara, 49(c; no grade,
1 car. 4Rc.
T("-No. 2 white. 2 earn, 81'4c; No. I
yellow, t car, 31Hc: no grade. 2 cara, Jose.
Oasaha lash Prlrea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 1fiic: No. S hard.
rVu5c; No. 4 hard. WfTKi4o'. No. t aprlng.
MinV4C; No. 4 aprlng. i"fr96Vtc: No. 2
durum, RMmVie; No. t durum, s74g90Hc.
CORN-No. 2 white. 49S,7i"'0c; No. 8 white,
4lSfrrOc; No. 4, 4fMf'V; No. 2 color, Vtt
4Ni; No. 2 yellow. 49TiWV)c: No. 3 yellow,
'v,1ftOe; No. 4 yellow, 4!?r49V4c; No. 2. 4!H
; No. 2. WQWic; So. 4, 48'B49Sc;
no grade,. HfW'ke.
OAT.S No. 2 white. t,fiXl-: atandard,
Sl'itfSllnc; No. 2 white, 2U4ig.1U4c; No. 4
white, aiifMe: No. 2 yellow, 81tr31Hc;
No. 4 yellow, 21ff3lK!. J
BARt.ET No 2, W92c; No. 4. 090c;
No. 1 ford, 76Wc; rejected. 6nfrc.
RTE-No. 2, fSSSc; No. 2. 870UO.
Carl Aelia.
t Wheat. Corn. Oatn.
Chicago 40 221 1J0
Minneapolis 14
Omaha 29 85 22
luiluth 10
CHICAUO OK A IN AD PROVISIONS
Feat area of the Trading; and loala
I'rlcea on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 5 Slgna of rain over the
dry belt northwest helped turn wheat prices
downward today. The close waa Irregular,
varying from S under last night to 7c
ahove. Corn finished c up to "r4CV,o off,
oate without change and hog products 7Vsc
lower to 6c advance.
I he Idea that a break of the drouth was
at hand came through dispatches from
various points In South Dakota. Theae
telegrams reported the weather rloudv and
indicating a supply of n olsture soon. At
the same time millers' advices told of an
improvement during April In every Impor
tant winter crop state. The Ohio official
fig urea made the condition there 87 per
cent, against 24 a month ago and M a year
hack. All day. too, purchases wera on
foot to bring cash wheat here from un
usual sources, but In season to be avail
able for' delivery on May contracts. Borne
of the larger longs here put ail futures on
ale in consequence and there waa a de
cided reaction from earlier high prices. An
eaay ton prevailed at the dose. The day'a
lange for July . & from-MVftftftTka to Wc,
with last sales at the first named level, a
net losa of .
With planting conditions fine and the
trade expecting liberal receipts In tha near
future, corn suffered a backset. July
fluctuated -between I2c and 63fcu, closing
easy at the last named figures, a net gain
of a shade. Cash grades were firm. No. 2
yellow finished at UMaixc.
Excellent weather tor the growing crop
had a bearish effect on the market for
oats. High and low points for tha July
option were 22c and t2Vc. with the close
32S,c, Jolt the same at last night.
Heaviness was the rule In provisions. In
the end pork waa 7Ho lower to 6c up and
othef products either unchanged or averag
ing Ptifc decline.
l'rlces in Chicago, furnlahed by the Up
dike 'Ira In company. Telephone Douglas
2472, 708 Brandels building, Omaha:
S:2733;:3 NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading A8umei No Well Defined
hing
at
h
rli. 1 .?,; short rlesrs. IS Ha. on, j
unc hanged, boxed, extia hori lii.TTV,. clear I
rib tl.J7'; short cleats. l..S-'. .,
UVK-lliiihi. st l tK.
lni'lrHf. SKaily: chickens, lie; spring.
t in k . M'r'Jl.i'iC, ducks. 14c,
ee. fc
HI TTMt-PieH.de: ciesmerv, l.Vi;ic.
lA.ij.-lligliei-, at lAc
Receipts. Shipments.
f lm r. hhl. T 7")
V heat, b l S;.ii S3 0 i
Coin, bu ;! 4.i.ni
Oats, bu SJ.IW iT.OW
AKW 1 OR K UF.y Kit A L M Alt KKT
Oaolatlnaa ml the liar on Vartaaa
C'emmodltlea.
NEW YORK. Mav 6-KI)tR-Flrm;
Sluing palenta. t4.ft.vti.VM; wlnt"r straights.
t-l.i'it.Oii: winter patents. tlOKnli; fprlng
clears. t::.7f'&4 10; extra No. 1 winter. I3..W
fr oO; extra No. I winter, H l.'fi.1 ii; Kan
W"1 straights. 24 1Mi4 M Rye flout, firm;
Hlr tO Kllfd UAlHdJMk- oh.ilee In fatiev
$4, .-.V '
CORNMKAI Firm; fine white and vet
low, tl liKi.1.20; coarse. 1 H"al li, kiln drifd.
WHEAT Spot market ensv; No. 2 red.
W'tc, elevator, and 97V. f- o. b , afloat;
No. 1 northern Iniluth. tl T. f. o. to..
afloat Futures market was firm nt the
start on the cables, continued dry weather
in the northwest and coverlna hut eased
off under liquidation due to favurahle crop
novices ana a poor casn anil export de
mand. cloMlng Vai,c net lower. May
closed .at 9i",c; July, ic; September,
CORN Spot market firm; export new,
No. 2. W)c, nominal, f. o. b., aflost. Futures
market was firmer on covering, due to
reports of a better cash demand, closing at
unchanged to lc net advance. Mav closed
St tile: July, 80c.
OATS Rpol market firm; standard white,
40c; No. 2. 4'4c; No. 2. 3!'c; No. 4. 3S'c.
Futures market was without transactions,
closing- nominal.
MAY Firm; prime, $1.35; No. 1, tl.2MJ
: No. t. ti l.-ai.a; No. 8. tl 00.
MIDKS-Steady; Central America, 30c; Bo
gota. 22 Vc.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 23'f
as.-; Beeoncis, jjiSic; thirds, lS&'JOc; re
jects. 14'alTic.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, $17.75
618.10; fall. tix.fva 30.00; short clears. 116 50
IH.Oo. Beef, steady; mefs. tlS.OWi'U 50; fam
ily, tl4.5(2j 15.(1(1; beef hams, t2fi.we&a 00. Oit
meats. Hteady; pickled bellies. tll.0CKI3 00;
pickled hams. 11.2.Vt 12.00. Lard, steady;
middle west prime. tx.OiVnK.iS; refined, firm;
continent, IS.wi; Bouth America, 29.6(1; com
poliml. , .!. ,(n ;..H7Vj
TALIXW Dull; prime city, hogsheads,
15-16c; country, EU6'iic.
RI.'TTER Steady; creairery extras, 2Hc.
EOGS Firm, fresh gathered selected ex
tras. lM,4i20c; firsts, 17&18c; seconds, Wtf
lCic; fresh gathered dirltles, No 1, 151,
tlo4c: No. 2. l4VSI5c; poor to fair. LIOO
Ur; fresh gathtrcd checks, good to prime,
"Wk-; we item gathered white. lsfllS.-.
POI LTRY Alive, ateady; western spring
chickens, jwc: fowls, 14'c; turkeys. 13;
dressed, steady; western fowls, 14al5c;
turkeys, l.'ifolfic.
Trend During Day.
SELLING PRESSURE IS ABSENT
parera ot larllaed to Fellorr Mar
ket on Adraare aad Prices Klaeta
ate Wlthla Comparatively
Narrow ftanae.
Articles ! Open.l High. I Low. Close. Tea y.
Wheat I
Mav...7HW!
Ju1y...!
X
Sept.
Corn
May... July...
Wept...
Oats-
May
68WN
trJ
July... Ktfi
'pi...fiiv
Pofk-
M?y...
July...
lv.pt...
May...
July...
Sept...
Julf.,
8t.
w nA i
M I 8T?4 87VtfSMHS
I
15 I
14 W
14 42-Vtl
I
00
U 63
64 63
834 24
22H tt I
64
R3H
I.
k
ft I7H.W
1 60
16 70
14 M
14 4.'H
I 00
10
T HHa
is a
14 82HI
14 W
T M
t 00
tlO
7 3S
T
7 77HI
424
ID IV
14 86
14 42SI
t4
tosvj
S 1
72H
7 S
IN
16 W 1
14 2H
14 46
7 M4
I OA
7 124
7 4
7 80
Cash Quotations were as follows:
riO'lvKirm- winter patents, 8&SMH40'
etralg'hta. $.1,6044-20; spring straights, $4 li
tl-i.it,; spring patents, best hard, higher,
held, M.iV.a4.76: bakers. U 204.40.
KYB-No. 2, tl.lu.
BARLEY Peed or mixing, 6&tic; fair
to Ctmlee maltlrg. $1 0?1J'1.1J.
Skiua-Tlmothy. $1100. Clover, U.XkJ
PR(VlrTION-Porli. mesa, per bbl..
$!5.7N3t6 rVi. Lard, per M0 Ihs , $7 92 W
Hhort rtl, sides ( loose I. $7 267.rr! Short
dear aides (boxed), ts.3&26.
Total clearances or wheat and flour were
equal to lll.OuO bu. Exports for the week,
aa shown by Uradstreet's. were equal to
I. M4.0W bu. Primary receipts were 8.tY0OO
bu., compared with 2)70"0 bu, the corre
sponding day a year ago. .
Eatiumled receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
66 rare; corn, 'Ui oars; oats, 17 ears: hogs.
II. ono head.
Chicago Cash Prieee-Wheat: No. i red
WfiV. No. t red, Ne. t hard. M
re s nara, kxui,c. r.e. t northern
spring, ti.fft9i.Oo: No. 2 northern spring
II O. jl.04; No 8 spring. JticUU.OO Corn
No. I cash. 6641 KHo; No. 8 cash. tlMVc;
. (J. 1 wniie, oivrco. rvo. s wnrte, S4c'
No. 2 yellow, 6n6c; No. 2 yellow, MVS
6."c. Oata: No. 2 caab. 3Jc; No. white.
5iS4c; No. 4 white, ',cl3Ve; standard
tiM.-iHp.
19310;
BUTfER Steady i creamerlea.
VXW.8 Kecelpta, 20 MS rases Market
steady; at mark, eases Included, Uwo;
tusta. HVto; prime flrsis. Ito,
iHEbae-SieeJy; daisies. HVe; twins.
llHCi U; Young Americas, 13Uci long
horns. llc.
POTAlt)lD Firm: cholcs te fancy, fra
62c; fair to good, 6ni8c.
POULTRY Lire, steady; turkeys. Ho;
fowls. 14c
VEAL Steady; 60 to Mb. weights. o;
0 to 66-lb weights, 6'S7Hc; 66 to 110-16.
weighla, 7'So. .
U-cclpts loday Wheat. 40 cars; eon, J21
c4rs; oata, 1M cars, ttimated tomorrow
heat. 6( cars; eorn, 2-t cars; oata. 127
7
Lea la Oeaeral Market.
T. LOUIS. Mar t. WHE1AT Futures,
weak; May. 2o; July, I'ash. higher:
track. No. 2 red, NW;o; Ne. t hard, 4cC
tl 00.
COflRN Higher; May. M: Julv, 62a.
Cash, higher: track. No. 2. 64Mlic; No.
t white. 6vtjte.
OAT8-Hither; May. tt'ec; July. 82Wic.
Caah, steady; track. No. t. He; No. 2
wluie. 84', (tJl,e.
FliOTTR rirm; red winter patents. $4 50
4 70; extra fancy and straight. tlOs-fH it),
hard winter clears, llsAo 16.
KBBIk Tlwothv. t6-0ui440i
CUR.NMKAL-41H
RRAN vtuktl; sacked, east track. $1,189
HAT 4treog; timothy, letTClc; prairie.
tit VX16.M
t'KoviSIONts Pork, unchanged; Job-
Mln. fall kv.
40 .00 Clear
W .(10 Clear
? .00 Clear
40 .us Clouily
40 .(0 Clear
3i .00 Clear
44 . 00 Cloudy
36 ,0U Clear
84 .00 Cloudy
40 .00 Cloudy
44 .00 Cloud v
3H .00 Cloudy
4:i .00 Clear
36 .10 Clear
44 .00 Clear
42 .0l Clear
84 .00 Clear
3rt .( Clear
3S .00 CL-ar
40 .00 Clear
Cora and Wheat Reglos Bnlletln.
Record for ths twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a. m. Friday, May 6, 1911:
OMAHA UiSTUMJT.
Tumiv Raln-
eistions Max.
Ashland, Neb 65
Auburn. Neb 6f
Columbus. Neb... till
Culoertson, Nell.. 48
Fairhury, Nels.. 64
Full mont, Nr .. 1
(Jr. Island. . u.. 60
Hiirtingtjn, Neo. 08
Hasilngs, Neb.... 68
Holdrege. Neb... 6i
No. Platte. Neb. 46
j Onkd.ilo. Neb 65
Orraha. Neb Hi
Trkamah, Neb... 64
j Valentine, Neb.. 48
e 1 (S. , . rw
Ca'ioli, la 68
Ciarmda, la 60
Ribley. Ia 6S
tiloux City. la... 61
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. or
District. elation..
Columbus. 0 17 -
Ixiulsvllle, Ky 20
JndianaDolis. Ind.. 11
Chicago. Ill it
M. Loula, Mo 22
D'S Moines, la.... 17
Kat sas City, Mo.. 21
Omaha. Neb 21
Temperatures continue
throughout the corn and wheat legion, but
fiosts and frees ng temperatures are again
reported In the northern portions of Onlo,
Indiana, Illinois and the lake region. Heavy
frost occurred at one and light frosts at
three stations In the les Moines district.
Light showers occurred In southern Ne
braska and Kansas. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 6. WH KAT May,
Kc bid; July, 834,c bid; September, 8St,c.
sellers; cash. -Ho higher; No. 2 hard, l$
8c; No. 8, 871sjc; No. 2 red, 828Sc; No. 3
red, R8i91c.
TVIRV VI - r .".liy -..11 . T. . 1 .. tew a
60Vc, sellers; September, 60ti60c bid;
', ntric nigner; o. 1 mixed, f2'86ac;
No. 3, 62&i2Hc; No. 2 white, 62Vrr4V; No.
3, 62tYiViC.
OAT tttead tn ILn hlvher- Mn rkl.
t3e'36c; No. 2 mixed, 20S31c.
r v 1 r. o. s, isyqsc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, lla.tOQl6.00;
Choice prairie. tl2.60(S'13.00.
BUTTKR Creamery. 21c; firsts, 18c; sec
onds, 16c; packing stock, 13o.
EGGS Extras, ITHc; firsts, 16c; seconds,
13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu.....'. 81.U00 72,mo
Com, bu. 18.4XM) BS.ono
Oats, bu 12,000 6,000
Temp Rain
Mas. Mln. fall
00 84 .00
66 38 .0
t4 34 .00
'8 84 .00
66 40 .00
I 38 .0)
! .40
0 88 . .00
to rla alow.y
Market.
Minneapolis Ora
MINNEAPOLIS. May t WHEAT May,
WSc: July. SOAio: Hentember. MUtkfl.
Cash. No. 1 hard. 1.01i; No. 1 northern.
t1.W410m: No. 2 northern, 7VtrWic;
No. 8. 83Uitr8Ho.
CORN-No. I yellow, 62e.
. OATS No. I White, IlVii&32c
RYE No. 2, tl.08.
BRAN 821 6OST22.00.
FLOUR First patents, 14.70fr6.00: second
patents, 4.0(y4 9: first clears, t3.20ti3.6u;
second clears, t2.20fi2.26.
l.lTerpool Grata Market.
I.IVERPOOU May 6. WHEAT Spot
dull; No. t red western winter, no stock;
futures strong: firsts, 6a lld; July, 7a;
October, 6s 10S.
CORN Spot firm; new American mixed,
4s Hd; old American mixed, 6s 8Wd; new
American kiln dried, 6e Id: futures firm;
July. 4s d; September, 4s 10d.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
Mn,WAT'Kr.B. Msr I. WHKAT No 1
northern, $1 ftfcSl.06: No. t northern, $1.08'&
1.04; May. 7c: July, 8R'4,c. I
OATS Standard. $4,13lV
BARLEY Malting, tl 021.11 N
Peerta Market.
PEORIA, May .-CORN-Higher; No. t
mixed or better, all colors. 64 c; No. 4
mixed. 63Hc; sample, 60c.
OAT8 Higher; No 3 white. 83,ffWtc
standard. 8,'tic; No. t white, 83'ic; No. 4
white. $2o.
nalatfe Grata Market.
ItlM.CTH. May 6. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern. 11.014: No. 2 northern, SStyg v ; May
II 004.O. bid: July, tl 01. bid; September,
4Wc. nominal.
OAT8-82HO.
Cettea Market.
NEW YORK. May 6 COTTOV-Ppot
closed oulet. 10 points higher: middling up
lands. 18 4iic; middling gulf, 15.70c; sales
l.'ll bales.
ST. IJITS. May t COTTON Steady;
mlddlinc. 16'c: sales. 7 bales; receipts. 314
bales; shipments, 1.024 bales; stock 16 680
bales.
New York Cottoa market aa furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members New York
Cottoa exchange, 316 South Sixteenth straat
Month. I Open t Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
May..
July..
Aug...
Oct...
15 21
16 23
14 67
12 87
It 28 I 16 1.1 I 16 37
14 40 I 16 17 15 29
14 87 I 14 63 I 14 M
12 01 I 12 D6 I 12 $9
LIVERPOOL, Mav 6-The following are
the we kly exton s'atlst o: In porL-,
kinds. Ib.iM) tales: .1111 oris. Auieiltan. 11
M0; stock all kinds. rAio: stock. Ameri
can. 637 000: American, forwarded. 65 no
Total exports, lie (00.
laaaarts aad Experts.
NEW YORK. May 6. Imports of mer
chandise and drv goods at the port of
New York for the week ending April 26
were valued at tl8.6J.329. Imports of
specie for the port of Ne York for the
week ending today were $J13fll silver and
$1A78 gold. Exports of spva-ie fnn the
port of New York for the week weie $XC
340 silver and $34,676 gold.
NEW TORK. May R -Trading In stocks
assumed no well defined trend today and
,ine market was hesitating with seveial
dlvetse movements. There was an sbsenc?
of sustained selling pressure which unset
prices yest-rdav and the short Intcrei-t
. sermed to he more concerned about cover
ing. The result wss a keen demand at
th" lower levels established ysterday and
at the opening stocss were quicMv forced
up 'o s point whicn showed a sus a-tlal
recove y. Buyers were not Incll ei to
follow the market on the advance and
triers a-cord-ingly fluctuated within a
o-.mpsratlvely nar-ow rante. Changea on
the day as a rule wer- inlmpor ant.
Although tradln? In I onds fell buck from
yesterday's large flguna the murket whs
setlxe and prices In some Issues made
fti'thci advances ,
Amalgnmated copper was the strong
feature of the late part of the session. A
factor contributory to the strength of this
issue was the statement made on the
authority of a representative of the Gug
genheim Interests that the demand for
copper abroad was excellent.
Rank exehanaes hla week again make
an unsatisfactory comparison, the total at
the l-adlng cities of the country showing a
loss of more than 12 per cent from the cor
responding Wrek of !!10.
The bond market was firm. Total sales,
par value. t4.34ft,on. Cnlted States bonds
were unchanged on call. '
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
tales. Hlrk Itnm. Cles.
siun-cusimer pM ,
AmslgsmatiMl Copper
Amerlfn Atricultural ....
American Beet Suxar
Amsrlran fan
American C a F
Amarlcan tton Oil ,
Amerlr-an H. V L. pfd....
Am. Ire Sernrltlea
American l.lnMed
American !.ncomntlrs
American S. tk R
Am. 8 A R. pfd
Am. tM Fnundriea
Am. Sugar Refining
American T. a T
American Tobaeetj pfrt
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchln pfd
Atlantic (,'oaat l.lne
Baldmnre A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Vnadlan Pacific
dentral leather
Central Ialher pfd
(Vnlral of New Jersey
(lieaapeake Ohio
(hliaso ar Akon
Chicago O. W., new
C. O W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
C.. M. Bt. P
a. :. C. St. L
tVilorado P. ft r
Colorado ft Southern
Consolidated Gas
Corn Prodiieta
Delaware Hudson
Denver at R. O
I), ft R. O. pfd
txstlllera gecuritlea
Krl.
Erls lat pfd
F.rls Id pfd
General F.lectrle
llreat Northern pfd
Ureal Son ire m Ore rtfa...
Illlnola Ontral
Inlerborough Met
Int. Met pfd
Internal Innal Harvester ...
Int. Marine pfd
international Paoer
International Pump
Iowa (n(ral
Kansas City Southern
K. C So. pfd
Laclede (las
loulavllla ft N'aahvllle
Minn, ft 8t Louis
M., St. P. ft 8. 8. M
M., K. ft T
M . K. ft T. pfd
MlMourl Pacific
National Blarult
National Lead
N". R. R. of M. Id pfd ...
Naw Ysrk Csntrsl
N. T., O. ft W
Norfolk ft Waatarn
North Amarloan
Northarn Pactfle
Pacific Mall
Pennarlranls, ei-dlr ......
People' a Oaa
P., C C. ft 8t. L
Plttahurg Coal
Preaaed Btasl Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Spring. ......
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Inland Co. pfd
81. I. ft 8. F. 14 ptd
St. Louta 8. W
St. U 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Shsffleld 8. ft I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaae Copper
Texas ft Pacific
T., 8t. L. ft W
T., Bt. I ft W. pfd
l:nlon Pacific
Vnlon Pacific pfd..
Vnlted States Realty
Untied Htatss Ruhber
Vnlted States Steel
I'. S. Steal pfd
l:tah Copper
Va.-Cr. Chemical, ex-die.
Wabaan
Wabaab pfd
.SVavtam Maryland
Westlnxhouee Elect rto
Weatern I'nloo
Wheeling ft U 8)
Lehigh Valley
steady and from t to V higher than
yesterday's New York closing
I ondon rlraing s:ok quottlons:
Centela. mnner si 14, t.nutitriHa ft Nans ..1M
So ac.nunt t', Vo.. Kan Tetaa . US
Amal. (Vpper h'i N T Oetral . . !"'
o.-"nda 7 Nortel C Western. ie
Alrh'aen ll'. pfd P
dc pfd .. 104 Ontario ft Weittrn.. 4."a
Palilmnra ft ohlo. l'w pennivlanla si V
Canadian Pa'ttlc Jtc Hand Mines T
l heapelie A nhie . st ficadmx T
t hi. Oreat Weals 51 fmllhern llallwar .. J
thl. Mil. ft St. P 1-3V do Pfd .
. IS Snuihem Faclfto
. SH I "lis Taciflc .
. a: do p'd
. tCH V. S Steal ....
. 4i do pfd
. 19 Ttanaah
. V 0 Ptd
.141'
steady at
n
.131
. 77i,
.m
2-11 per
re peer
Ienver ft Rle G .
de pfd
Krl
do ltt pfd
do td pfd
Grand Tmnk
Illinois i antral . .
SII.VKR-Har,
ounce
MONEY l'iftl per cent
Tne rate of d rcount In the open market
for sh irt and th ee months' bin is 2 3-16
per ten..
HE PORT (IF THE CLKAHl.tU HOI SE
Transactions of the Associated Baaks
for the Week,
NEW YORK. May 6 -Bradstrect a bank
clearings report for the week ending May
4 shows an usrirrrUMte nf t:l :9 1" ism
lasaltiHt t'.7,Xi,:t;4,0ii0 lsst week and $.1,765.-
los.iaaj in tne corresponding week last year.
The following Is a list of the cities:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
a-
I?;
Pal I7t4 17 17
. 1.000 tl 62 US
74
. 10.700 4 47 4714
600 101 10l" J0SJ
r.2
. 1.500 11 67 (7
ti
100 13 IJ MS
!
IO0 IS M 3
snn 7Ni 74 74H
ire 1 105 w
500 4.1 '4 45 40
S00 1! 117 11714
. I ll 1401 US' lSt
400 ssi esi, as
:oo m tt ;t
S7 S74 S7l
. I. son loo'j nw, ios
us) 10.144 ios4 103
1311,
400 106 106 104S
31 '4
. 6.100 7!Ui 7K -SS
. 14.400 134 13 I.14V,
i)I7Vi 271 2:14
M H sv
I7
. 1.104 11114 044 -KOI
0
300 lt 111, 21'
400 146 14 1441
. 1.300 1201 110
4
30
100 M S3 si
. 1.200 14 144 4 144 I
14
100 170' 170H 1!!
284
00 (5 U
34-4
, 1.400 3IS 40' 30
MO 4Si, 4Si 43
100 S7 37 37
300 1K7U, If. 7
. l.HOO 13714 12t 1KII
100 0t 0 an
13744,
. 2.100 191 13 1314
. 3. M0 33i S3 M'S
. 7.300 1294, 12444 1-''
I"i
10
40
i 1.600 1i, ( 14
106 34 34"4 344
7H
an ins, 1M14 0fi4'
104 141 14644 144
926
133
tot 12 24 s:T4
41
. 1.404 494 49 4i
1,(00 133 131 13t
100 6Ii 32 (2
300 3!4 32 3244
400 107 106 IOH'4
300 43 4'.' 43
304 101 106 104
73 .
. MOO 124 124 124
00 34 24 24
. 4.100 122 122 12:
100 100 104 104
, . . 44
104 M4 '30 20
1 3
140
32
. 61.400 1M 134 1M
1.(00 11 11 4044
44
1.200 30 30 10
200 43 . 42 42
100 41 41 40
10
44
4
. 1.40 116 11444 114
40 27 17 17
400 44 44 64
100 l; . 37 34
24
100 19 19 1
f 43 44 44
14.400 179 177 177
300 fa, 94 34
400 74 73 7o
900 41 41 4
41.400 71 TP 74
404 119 119 111
tOO 44 46 41
1. 100 (2 41 91
200 is II
100 31 M 34
40 64 64 44
41
7.400 73 14 14
4.30 175 174 174
127 000 shares.
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc. I Dec.
I
.$2.0O5.N0.nonj 17.;
I
1.
1.3.
....
11.4V.
15.7;.
4.61.
8.6 .
13.81
2b'.6'
12.2
IP. 6
ia.11
6.9.
11.2
6.9
6.6
"i'.Q
"i'.'o
"it
'ii'.i
ik.i
13.8
7.6
10.1
. 3.3
4.0
22.
47.3;,
....I
1.91.
13. 6..
1.6..
6.3!..
36.4
ii'.k
6.6'..
23.01..
.41..
.07
U.O
'svt
14.7
10.9
16.2
16.8
39.3
13.9;....
8.2
12.41..
15.0 .
11.4
2.2
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 6. MONEY On Call,
steady at 2fc! per cent; ruling rate. 144
per cent: closing bid, Z' per cent: offered
at 2 per cent. Time loans, firm; sixty
days, 1, per cent; ninety days, 3tTt Per
cent; six months. 3tiJ per cent.
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPER-3HG4
8TKRL1NO FXXCHANOE Steady, with
actual bualnesa In bankers' bills at $4.6460
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8645 for de
mand; commercial bills, It.oJC.
SILVER Bar, 63(4c; Mexican dollars. 46c.
BONDS Uovernmer t, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on -oonda today were
si follows:
u. s. rat. is, rag. ...in Int. M. M. 4s..
4o eoupoa 101 sjapea 4s . ..
0. S. Is. rss 101 e. i,
do eoupoa 101 k r. si. ie a.
O. s. 4a. rag U4 . - tmh 4.
4o eoupoa
..111
1- 4V N. aal. 4s...
44
44
94
73
44
4
4
17
77
Armour Jr. Co. 4Ss.. 93
Al. hlaon sn. 4a. ,
do oe. 4
da cv. 4a
A C. L IK 4a.
Bal. . Ohio 4s..
do Is
do S. W. 3a.
Brook. Tr. cv. 4i
On. of Os. la...
( as. Laether 4
('. of N. J.
a A. i. 1J K T. 1st
Am. A(. ta 101
e. .rr. n. w m. a J
w "' W V f sii.
.. 93 . " '1
-ao sen aa. 33 ,
. 10BL. 1 n. at ti.
111 w
.. 45 TV. 1st e. 4s.. 91
.. M 4s e. 4a 104
.. 42 Ne. Paclrla 4 100
.. 91 o 7
.. 44 O. a U rfflf. 4s 14
..loll Fenn. e. 1916. . 97
. . 99 da eon. 4s 103
..121 Reading gen. 4s 7
l-hee. ft Ohio 4s..l t U 4V 4 F f. 4a 12
da raf. as 44 00 enn. 4a 3S
.'.hlcaao a, A. Is. 4 L W. a. 4a.. 7
C, B. 4s . j. 4s.... 4 1st gold 4a 91
do gan. 4s. 97 A. L. 4a I1
a M. . P. g 4e 93 to. Pu. col. 4 42
O R. I. A P. S. .. 14 4o CT. 4s 174,
da rff. 4a. 19 4o let rat. 4a 94
O1I0. Ind. 4a.......... 71 Be. Railway as. 104
Hole Mid. 4s 43 do gas. 4a 79
O 6 I r. 4 s. 4s. 9 I'nlos Paelfle 4s 101
D. aV H e. 4s S9 Is 103
L. at R. O. 4a 91 1st raf. 4s.... 47
do raf. la 91 s. fUibksr 4. ...104
nistlllars' I 77 I B. stsel 3d is..
Brla p. 1. 4a 4 V.-Cr. ("hem. a
do fan. 4a 7 Wabash 1st a
do cv. 4a, see. A... 74 ao 1st ex. 4s.
do sartae B 13 Wastara 314. 4s...
Ces. Elee. e. 6a..... 134 c Else. e. 4s
111. Can. let est. 4a.. 7 Wis. nsturml 4a ..
Int. Mat. 4a.
BI4. Oflan4V
19 Mo. Pa, st. 6a..
..10
..101
..10
..
.. 4a
.. 43
.. 43
.. 3
New York Cark Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan aV Bryan, members New York
block exchsnge. IIS Koutb (sixteenth street:
Asier. Tobaees .
Bay Stat IM .
Butt Cualltlas
l a.-tus
t'klna
PaiU-rtalr
Elr I'entraJ ....
Kir es
Ulrous
Balaiont
Grease tTaaaaea
inaplrstl
Lsraa
.437 Nerad tas 14
. 34 Naekoua 71
. 11 Ne.sda l ies 14
. 14 041 Coppar 1
. 14 Rawkid Coalltlea .. 4
. 1 Bar Central 1 l it
. 6 Swift r(. ( isitA
. 14 leers -ReeearS (...I43
. 4 Su partes at Plttsberg 14
. 4 Trinity Copper 4
. 4 I'nliad Opawr 14
. 1 N-mk lk
. 4
I.eadea C'leelasT Sleeks.
IiNDON. May f. Amerirsn securities
opened steady and about unchanged today.
During the first hour prices advanced oa
light covering. At noon the market was
New York
Chicago .,
roston
hlladelphla
8t. Ixniis
Kansas I'lty
Pittsburg
Pan Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
OMAHA
Iis Angeles
Ioulsvllle
Milwaukee
Heattle
ft. Paul
Atlanta
Portland, Ore
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond ..
Washington
8t. Joseph
Kort Worth
Memphis
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Albany
Tacoma
Savannah
Spokane
Toledo
Hartford
Rochester
Des Moines
Nashville
Duluth
Wichita
Peoria
Norfolk
Oakland
Hioux t.'ity
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Fcranton
Birmingham
Jacksonville. Fla..
Oklahoma City
Syracuse
Augusta, Ga
Worcester
Evansvllle
f-'prlngf leld, Mass.
Dayton
Portland. Me
Wheeling
Little Rock
Charleston
Knoxvllle
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Davenport
Wilmington
Mobile
Wllkesbarre
Kalamazoo
Sacramento
Topeka
Cedar Rapids
Macon
Fall River
Youngstown
New Bedford
Pprlngfleld. Ill
Fort Wayne
Canton
Sioux Falls
Akron
Helena
Columbia, 8. C...
Lexington
Fargo
Erie
Rockford
Quincy
Hloominglon
Chester, Pa
Springfield, O
South Bend, Ind...
Lowell
Jackson, Miss
Blnghamton
Decatur
Mansfield
Fremont
Vlcksburg
Jacksonville, 111...
York. Pa
Waterloo, Ia
Houston
Galveston
' Not Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
Local seearltles.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Blinker
at Co.. 449 Near Omaha National bank
building:
3('2.4MI.04
ljn.ZlS.UISJ,..
17fl.4fAnoj..
71!.3!7.0ni..
4H.IM.0"0
VK.KtU.CHM! . .
60 6i5.OfO
ST.M'S.oH
24,K.J.(i10
2O.nN6.0O
l.3.'a1,0UO
In. .'HI. (Ml
19.73.0m
15.074,000
2d.4OS.t0ii
n.i'3.ooi
13.211.0i Ni
10.234.000
ll.S17.("li
ll,678.imnt
ii.so;.ui0
10.8rt2.(Oi,
8.69N.0OO
8 4,i.(0;
, S bU.IVn),
7.7W,(iOl
S. 103.0110;
6 421.0ia
B. 321.01X1!
6.3X2.0U0:
5.4J42.tXXi . .
6.614.01(1;..
6 49.1,0101..
4 229.0 Oj.
5.n70.0ifti
4.105.0001.
4.6fi6.(t
6.00'J.(IOii
6,06a,0H0
6,0M,Ori0i
4.M4.010
2.65.onn.
2:tr,.4soj
3.i:.oon
8,h4.0n(
8.3n7.f.OH
2J(S0.(Kt.
3.(WO,000
2,7.noi.
2.89X000 .
2.8:.(SiOl
3.063.000
2.141,0isi!
2.846. 00O
1.8n7.010i
2.1Fi6.)0.
2.5(Vo.0(S
2,238.000 .
1.21 1.000
2.077.000 .
1,907.0110
2.0.11 .000 1
1. 609,000
1,TS7.(sX
1, 626.OI0
1.77S,0X
1.676,000;
1 400.000 1
1,817,000
1.406.000'
764.r
1,692.000
1.734.O0O
l.oOO.OXt
2.972.000
1.071,000
1.074.000
1.062.0001
1.044.0001
1.068,0110
1.125.000
1.136.0ISJ
762.4XXM
882.000
974.000
783.000
311.000J
851.000!
6M.0I0!
767.01 Ol
6.18.000
694.000
nOO.0001 .
678.0001
M6.00O
484.000 .
661.000
878.000!.
871.000.
362,000'.
268.000'.
4fi4,00v.
1,O63,0O0 .
l.otSt.OOOI.
20.843,000 .
14.B96.O0O
t.S
...
LSI
22.21.
i.2i.
18.1
16.1
.6
14.1
6.8
"26.'7
"V3
9.2
1.6
9.8
. 13.8
.....
4.0 .
8.3
26.0
26.2
19.6
190.2!
2.9
37.0!
12.1
12.6
29.1
'i.-7
6.6
25'. 7
t.8
11.8
12.3
3.6
8.1
6.7
21.1
16.4
.7
9 9
16.6
26.6
1.0
4.4
4.1
25.6
23.9
Baeraer municipal 6s
Olumbla Fir
Celarado Tel. Co. 7 par cast....
Chicago tuilaray la. irrT ,
City at Omaka 4. 1441 ,
Cudahy racklof 4s, 1134
Dearer Oaa Ilea, aa, 1344...,
East St. Leu la ak Suk. 6a. 1331
Falrmaat CresBiary 1st g. 6 par east 49
Palnnost Oaamarf pre, t par oant.. n
low r art land Csssaat 4s
K. C, M. 4V O. 4a, 1341 ,
Kansas City R. 4s L. 6a. Ult.
Omaha Water ta. 1344 ,
Ossaka at C. B St. Hr. as, 1444
Omaha C. B. St. 8y. pfd 4a
Osnahs as C B. st- fty., ens
Ooaahs aV C. B. It. 4) B ,
Omaha Oaa ta, 1417 ,
Portlsad O. 4s C. 4s. 1444 ,
Trl-Cttr R. as L, 1431 ,
srtrt ak Ce.. 4S, 1414 ,
Seattle Bleoirla 4a. ItU
Bid. A sired.
14 ,
304)
14 (4
44
4Mt
44 !4
tt
41
4a 4
H4
. 4716
. 44
. 4116
14t
64
44
10S4
44
"
n
14
144 '
N
T6
3
47
U
47
44
64
34
4
141
3
Beetea Btoeks aad Beads.
B08TON, May 5.-Closlni' Quotation
stocss were as lounwa:
Allonae 44 lTohawk
Amal. Oopper 43 Nevada Con
A. Z. L A g t4 Nlplatdng Mine ..
Arisen Ora. ltt North Bull
Atlantla 4 North I .eke
. arc I. M. lt Old Dominion
Butt dhalttlos 1 oareola
Cel. A Arlioss 61 sparrott (. at C...
CaJ. Hacl 43S Qulnoy
11 shannon
41 Superior
16 Superior R. M. .
.... 44t Superior aV T. C...
.... Tamarark
.... 42 V. S. 8 R. at..
.. 6 1-14 do Bfd
lei Royal Copper.. 13 Via One
Kerr Lake 4w I lab tapper Ot....
lk Cepper Ml W inona .-.
L Salle Copper 34 Wolverine
Miami Oppr 4
Bid.
Cn(enntal
tapper Haas C. C.
East Bull O. 34 . ..
FVtnklln
Olreui Con
Grantor Cob.
Greene Oaaanea
S on
. 31
. 13
. 10
.
4'
. 3
.140
"
. 44
. 16
. 41
. 4
. 14
. 34
. 14
. 44
. 14
. 44
41
.104
New YerW Mtalas; stocks.
NEW TORK, Msy 6 Closing quotations
on mining stocks weret
Alio toe ei.ittl Chief .
Cera. Tunnl stock... 36 Meiicas
do bonds 16 Ontari
On. Oal 4 V 134 Opblr
Mora Bllrar 36 wandard
Iras Silver It yellow Jacket
Ladvlll Ca. 14
Ul tared.
. 6
too
.114
.13
.14
. 44
Bask Clearlagis.
OMAHA. Mav 6 Rank cleerine. .
day were 32.i27.928 .64 and for the rnrr..
spondtnc date last year I2.7K0.774.I7.
Metal Market.
. . , w. ,.ar.AL4.-7 lannara
copper, dull; epot and futures, 11.6(ail70
London market firm: snnl 11?. u. ..
tures. OA 10s. Locally, Uk'e. $12.37Vfi;l2 50
electrolytic $12 12 Vri 12.25; casting, U 87Vl
i. w. ,m, iirm; spot and futures. 341 no
42 00. l.ea1 dull: UlultlUl 1 i-.Z. ..
f4S5, tast St. Ixuls. Ixindun. 12 lVs 6d
pelter. dull; 65 4086.46. New York; to 30ti
6 .. East Ht. luls. Indon. 14 6a. acri
mony, dull: I'riekBAn's So JVkA sa v
quiet. "-
bT. 1X1UIS, May .-METAIA-Tad. duU
at I4.S7H. Spelter, quiet, at 36 27W.
ttrr Goads Market.
NEW TORK Mav I.rmT finfmjTi,.
Cotton goods market hoIHe eteail m-l.s. -
very light trade passing in sample's. Yams
are quiet. Jobbers say trxde is light and
verv email miIam mm kina w..
tellers when anything Is done. Wools are
eaaier, with a better movement reported.
Cattle Receipt Light tnd Little
Change in Frices.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Stronarr Prices Paid for the Iletter
Grades of Sheep and l.atnhs,
While the Trade Is
Fairly AetlTe.
POt'TH OMAHA. May b. 1311.
Receipts were: Cattle.
Off cmi .;,vtilv 2 7n
Official Tuesday 4.5"
Official Wednesday 2M
Official Thurs.lsv 4 0M
Estimated Frld.iv 642
lloss Sheep.
3 rt.'S
9.0.M
17.216
n.R.'.l
7.600
61.216
6.9.
62 9V4
60.S16
4J.XK4
U'S
.4;s
9. t;
6.7i6
1..V
2n..Vs
36.242
8I.26
2.74l
111
;3,7n
five days this week.. 17. 203
feme days last week. ..t4.ro.
Heme davs t weeks ago. .20 46
Same days 3 weeks ago..17.79
Ssme davs 4 weeks ago.. 14. 440
" ' ' 1 . ''".-. Iflni 1 FBI .... 1 'Wl 1 t -. 1 - ' ' "
The fnllowln; table snowa the receipts
of rsttle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to data as compared wltn last
year: iu. 110 Inc.
Cattle 3o8.746 348.7S4 M
Hogs 911 tiSS 74H. 12.tK
Sl eep k; bi!.!7 92.0.
The following table shows the isnge of
prices on hogs at Pouih Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons:
Dstea Tl9lT.ljro.ll9ciuil907.llJ19
A pril T(lVtT9 Oil 96! "j mT 881 341 6 14
April 23.. 6 814b i 06 1 08! 6 281 I 4 2o 16
April 29.. 74 I t 12 7 61 I 341 3&
April SO.. 141 g Mr 6 4f. 6 W
1 4B V I
May
May
May
May
..... n ..
Receipts and dlsosition of live stock st
the 1'nlon Stock yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m. yes
terdsy: RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U r s.
54
; t
M
:?4
. . 4 an
so 3 se
lie 3 an
... 3 "
... 3 en
4 .
14 .
SI
76
t'.e
t
.rr
4 t
4 I"
3 TS
4 in
I 74
6 U
6 291 '
a . a .mi , r II
e ve. I IK 1(1 I is .m o "s
2..-I 6 74 ! S 01, 5 341 6 2t 6 271 6 1."
I... 6 624,1 8 941 7 011 ! 6 28 8 27 6 19
4... 6 61V 9 001 T 04! S 261 25. 6 211 6 25
8... 8 tWSI 9 19 7 00 6 3t 15i 6 30
C. M. St. r...
w abash
Miss.. ml Pacific.
I'nlon Pacific.
N. V'.. east.
N. W.. wesi...
tt. P.. M. o..
. ro- , . .
B. A Q., west...
1. i. t j'., tttSt.
H. I. ei P.. west.
t entral
Ilnnuis
Total
receipts. .
1
3
2
32
i
41
7
1
20
.i
1
1
lit
Slli:EP There wss not niiirh xolume tn
shcrp and Isinb trsde this morning and
pil.es B'tiiaitv paid, showed a little Im
prot enent over nice of yeeterdav. Ahint
einht doubles of stock arrived, including
choice wooled lamb, shorn Isnibs snd
shorn ewe. As conipsrcd with eslerday
the general market ruled qnotshlv strong.
Mexican lambs In fleee brought the high
est price noied In many da a. H jn. and
shorn westerns moved around 14 75. of
ferings of mutton sheep were even more
limited then lamb shipments, but one con
signment of shorn ewes changed Imnds at
II tV The wether and yearling branches
of the market were practically barren.
Pally receipts this week give a total of
shout ?7,00o head, well tip to a seasonable
average Lamhs made up the hulk, a
condition of long stsndlng. snd shorn snd
wooled strings were about evenly divided
Ruslness In various classes of sheep on
itirwl days was hardly large enough to
properly try out the scale of values.
I'eniand lately has had a much better
edge than lat week and the entire trade
la closing strong to unevenly higher. Good
lambs, both wooled and shorn, claim the
long end of any advance, present prices
appearing. l."w:&c above quotations a week
sgo. Sheep of all kinds range from strong
to possibly 15c higher in snots for the
week. These margins fall to do full Jus
tice to conditions, hotverer. as Improvement
Is best reflected by more active Inquiry.
(quotations. Wooled: Fprlng lambs, t-YOOtf
9.0; .Mexhsn lamhs. 3.V8.Vit1.2n: western
lambs. 85.2TflS.s; yearlings ft 4ifM.90; weth
ers. 14. IOtj4.H0; ewes. 3.6(t.3K.
Quotations. Shorn: Mexican lambs. I4.7MI
6.10: western lamhs. 84.3.'tr4.sa; heavy lambs.
4 16154.40: yearlings. $3.8iVjK35; wethers. $3.75
415, ewes. 33 4O-g400.
Representative sales.
No. Av. TV.
5f4 Mexican lambs 81 6 20
M2 western shorn lamsb 85 4 75
20 western shorn lambs, culls.. 6 3 25
317 western shorn lamba 81 4 50
JOi western Khorn lamhs 82 4 50
H"i western ewes, shorn 109 8 85
8 00
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Omaha Packing Co..
riwitt find Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
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Murphy
J. li. Root & Co
.1. H. Bulla
Mcc'ieary Catey...
S. Wertlielmer
Cther buyers
D1SPUS1T ION.
Cattle. 11'UfS. Sheep.
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74
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Totals 6'(
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were very light as usual on a Kriday. and
as a matter of fact, there were hardly
enough cattle of any one kind In sight to
eslly make a market. The trade waa In
ahout the same condition as usual on a
Friday, there being an entire absence of
any new or especially interesting features.
What few beef steers there were in sight
were Ktr.ctally disposed of by 10 o'clock in
the liiort.int, although the trade was at no
time active. Prices paid were. In the main,
steady with yesterday, there npt being
enough change to quote.
The better xrades of cows and heifers
were in fair demand and they also sold at
steady prices. Inferior kinds were a little
slow and the market was dull and weak on
that kind.
There were no stockers and feeders In
. any consequence tnd not enough
nli nr that line to really make a market.
lor the week litht and handy-weight
beeves and ths best heavies are around 10c
higher then at last week's close, with
other grades about steady. Cows and heif
ers are fully steady for the week, with
good light heifers possibly a litis stronger.
Bulls have not shown much change and
they are at least steady and possibly
strong In spots. Stockers and feeders
have been In light supply and light de
mand, with prices anywhere from weak
to lottfllSo lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice beef
steers. 85.7006.00: fair to good beef steers.
eJ.4O4(b.r"0; common to fair beef steers, $6 00
(15.40; good to choice cows and heifers, 34.75
tj5.50; fair to good cows and heifers, 4.20if
4.76; common to fair cows and heifers, 82.76
IS 4.25; good to choice stockers and feeders,
e6.4fty5.bO; fair to good stockers and feeders,
i.2&5.40; common to fair stockers and
feeders. J4.26--g5.26; stock heifers, 4.265.0ti;
veal calves, HMx3.2&; bulls, stags, etc., 13.71
4J4.UO.
Representative sales:
BHKl' STEERS.
rr. Ne. At. Pt.
6 44 31 1131 6 70
6 44 14 ll8 7 6 70
6 44 26 1U43 4 74
4 66 31 1310 4 76
6 ti 14 1073 6 76
6 44 37 1277 4 44
4 44 14 1470 4 30
6 44 14 1334 4 3d
4 44 11 111! 3 30
6 spring lambs
CHIC AGO I.1VK STOCK MAR KKT
Cattle Strong Hosja Weak Sheep
and l.amba Steady.
CHICAGO, Mav 5. CATTLE Receipts.
1.5UO head. Market atronit. Peeves. I.VOOrr
6 1"; Texas steera. 31.60'u j 50; western steers.
M SOfuo.W; stockers and feeders, It.OKtT.Vto;
cows and heifers. ty.4O(ii5.ti0; calves. 84.50
tl .60.
IK HIS -Receipts. 20,000 head. Market
Weak. Light. 85.sVnfisi.nO; mixed, lYnVutl.Oo;
heavy. $." 6ir5.gr; rough. Jo.5iwof6.6o; good to
choice heavy, 35 Vfii.85; pigs, 85.506,96;
bulk of sales, 35.S0tit6.95.
SHEEP AND LAMPS -Receipts, 5.000
head. Market firm. Native, 3:i 0O64.6ij;
western. 8:l.2,"fr4 65; yearling. 84 4flrUf.40; na
tive lambs, 34.25ft(40; western lambs, 81.75
4(6 60.
M. Louis Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mav 6. -CATTLK Receipts.
9n0 head, including 100 Texans. Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers.
e5.75fi.SO; dressed beef snd butcher steers,
e40ii.50; steers under I.OiO lbs., 85.00rr18.26:
stockers and feeders, 3.004c5.55; cows and
heifers, 33.5i(JS.26; canners, J-OOtiCUo; bulls,
83.75iio.nO; calves, 8i.Oi?r.60. Texas and In
dian steers, 84.50Jit(.15; cows and heifers.
t3.50ifi5.50.
HtxiS Receipts. 10.500 head. Market 5c
lower. Pigs and lights, 3.VOXHH.00 : packers.
t." 756.90; butchers and best heavy, t-'-SuK1
o.w.
SHEEP AND LAM FIB Receipts, 200
nead. Market steady. Natives. 81.75i5M.S5:
Jambs, 85.76cY(6.25; culls snd bucks, 83 OO'oG.&l);
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morning, but wss fairly resistant early.
Some business was done during opening
rounds at figures generally steady, but
demand proved dull and the market grad
ually weakened, closing a nickel lower.
Cost of loads gathered In larger droves
averaged within this margin spread.
Supplies were normal for a Friday,
amounting to fully 7,000 head with assort
ment of weights and quality much the same
as recently. Packers furnished main out
let for offerings, but speculative orders
were also presented with some frequency.
Almost 10 per cent of receipts moved
through channels other than local" packing.
Clearance was drag try but decreased
shipments made It possible to empty most
of the pens In very good season. Long
strings ranged from 86.65 to 85 65, good
butchers selling srotind 1680. Rest bacon
animals made a )5.75 top, a price that was
also yesterday's high limit.
For the five dsys this week receipts give
a total that Is much smaller than the
heavy five-day supply last week, aa well
as much larger than receipts of the same
period lsst year. Present prices show de
clines of 10-20c from those of last week s
close.
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Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Mav 5 CATTLE
Receipts. 500 head, no southerns: market
stendy; dressed beef and export steers,
35.75ftiii.2ii: fair to good, 3.Y2686.70; western
steers, 34.75ti'6.M; stockers and feeders,
84.7.rrfffi.RO; southern steers, 84 2.Vor6.7S; south
ern cows, 83.256i4.75: native cows, 33.0O7f6.25;
native heifers, 34.5i&6.00; bulls, 34.Otrn5.0O;
calves. 34.fl((4S.75.
HOOS Receipts, 8.800 head: market
10c lower; bulk of sales. 35.75'rT5.8.": hesvv,
85.7Mi4t.80: packers and butchers, tiJiygfloo;
lights, 3S.SWiY87'i.
SHEEP AND LAM R- Receipts, 8 001
hesd: market steady; Texss wethers. 34.10;
lamhs, 85.OOrfis3.10: yearling. 34.500525;
ewes. 33.50a4.Z5: stockers auid feeders 13.00
I&3.75.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 8. CATTLE Receipts,
600 head. Matket steady: steers, 34.50rft6OO;
cows and heifers, 83 5$i5 76; calves, tiOOigi
6.00,
HOGS-Recelpts, 8.000 head. Market Bo
lower, top, 35.90; bulk of sales, 36.70rtt6 85.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpts. 1.000
head. Market strong to lOo higher; lambs,
66.0CS6..20.
Stock la Sight.
T?e,.elr.4e rf llte lnL -. . . 41
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pal western markets yesterday:
fettle Hnvs Ck.n
ctouin umtni 0"0 v . t
St. Joseph..! 500 (,0u0
Kansas City 500 8.800
Bt. Louis (mo 10 KitA
Chicago 1,500 20,000
Totals.
...8.300 61.900 10,700
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTKR Creamery. No. I delivered te
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartona, 24c; No.
2, in 80-lb. tubs. 22c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
22c; packing stock, solid pack, 13c; dairy,
in 00-lb. tuba. ItQltlc; market changes ovary
Tuesday
CHEESE Twins. 14Viffloc; young Ameri
cas, 174j'17Mic; daisies, 16c; triplets. 16'c;
llmberger. 18c; No. 1 brick, lb!; Imported
6 wise. 82c; dotcesUo Swiss, 32c; block at wise.
Wo.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under 1 lbs,
86.08 per dos. ; hens. 16o; cocks, lisc; ducks,
too; geeue. ltc; turkeys. Sue; pigeon per
dos.. 61.20; homer squabs, per dos., 84.06;
fancy squabs, per dos., 83.60; No 1. per
dos., 13.00 Alive: Broilers, 860, IH U 1)4
lbs., and IS to lbs., 80o; smooth legs. 14a:
bens. 12c; stags, loo; old roosters, fee; old
ducks, full feathered, Utto; geeee. full
feathered, 6c; turkeys, llo; guinea fowls,
too each; pigeons, per dos.. 90o; homers,
fer dos., 13.00; squabs. No. 1, per dos..
1.20;. No. t, per dos., o0o: cap una, ever I
lbs.. !4c; old turkeys '4.
BEEF CUTfl-Rlbs: No. 1 13c; No. 3
Utv; No. 3. 11c. Loins: No. 17 HVko; No t.
12c; No. 8, 120. Chucks: No. 1, 7Vc; No! 1.
7Vc; No. 3. 71c. Round: No. 1, 80; No. I.
9'ic.; No. 8, 9iC. Plats: No. L 8Vkc; No. f,
6Si; No. 8. 6c.
KI8H (all frosenl-Plckerel. c; white, loo;
pike, ltc; trout, 11c; large crapples. 620o;
Spanish mackerel. 19c; eel. 18a; haddock.
13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 16c; roe
shad, tl each; shad roe. per pair, too; frog
legs, per dos., S5c; salmon, 10c; halibut, 7o;
herring. 7c.
FRUITS Apples, Kansas pippin and
Jonathans. 4 tier, per box, 32 50: Kansas
Ganos, per box, 32 50. Bananas, fancy se
lect, per bunch, 83.2602.60; Jumbo, bunch.
83.753.76. lates, Anchor brand, new, 80
1-lb. pkgs. in boxss, per box, 82.00; bulk la
70-lb. boxes, per lb., Hc.jTgs. Turkish
7-crown, per lb., 16c; 6-crown, per ll ito-4-crown.
per lb., 13c. Orape fruit, Florida.
64-64-80 sixes, per box, 85.00; 86-44J sixes, per
box, 84 25 Lemons, Llmonelra brsnd, extra
fancy. 800-360 stzns, per box. 85.00; fancy.
300-360 sixes, per box. 84 60; 240 else. 600 per
box less. Oranges, Camelia Redlands navels
all sixes, per box. 83.25ig3.76; fancy navels'
80-96-126 sizes. 33.UO; 160 and smaller sizes
ta 26 0-3.50; California Jaffa oranges. 150 and
larger sizes, per box, 83 00; 176 and smsller
sizes, pe' . M-2. Plnespples, 14-80-34
sizes, per erate, 34.76. Strawberries. Louisi
ana, per 24-pint case. 31-7&C2.00; Arksnsas
per :i-onsn case, j.w.
VEGETABLES Beans, string snd wax,
per hsmper, 33.50. Beets, per bu., 76c Cab
baee. New York, per lb.. IVc: Paiirnrni.
new. per lb., t't-o. Carrots, per lb., 2c. Cu
cumbers, hot house, m and t dos. in box
per dos.. 82 00. Egg plant, fancy Florida'
per dos., 31-60. Oarllo, extra fancy, white,
per lb.. 15c. lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per
dox., 4io. Onions. Texas Bermuds. white
per crate, 82 36; yellow, per crate, 32 00!
Onion sets, white, per bu., 32 lbs.. 3175
yellow, per bu.. 22 lbs.. 3100; red. per bu.'
t2 lbs., tl 26. Psrsley. fsncy southern, per
doz. bunches. 50c. Parsnips, per lb.. 2c
Potatoes, Iowa and Wisconsin, whits stock
per bu., a6$0c; Colorado, per bu., tl 00;
new stock, per lb., 6e; per hamper. 82 78
Rutabagas, per lb.. le. Tomatoes. Florida
er -ua. trevsr, imitj, ao.w; cnOlCS, 82 60
'urnlps, per bu-. 76c.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds, raltfr.es.1.
soft shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lots, lo leas
Brazil nuts, per lb., 12c; In sack lota, lc
leas. Cocoanuts. per sack. 86 00: nee rin.
75c. Filberts, per lb. ltc; In sack lots, le
leas. Hickorynuts, large, per lb.. 6c; small
per lb.. 6c. Peanuts, roasted, per lb. 8c'
rsw, per lb., 6Vc. Pecans, large, per lb'
16c; In sack lots, lo less. Walnuts, black
per lb., 2"c; California, per lb.. lo; In sack
lots le less. Cider. New Tork. Mott's per
tbl., 878. Honey, fiew. U frsmes. 83 78.
agar Market.
NEW TORK, May 6 -SCOAR-Steady ;
Muscovado, 89 test. 8 30c: centrifugal, 96
test. 8 60c: molasses sugar, 89 test, 3 05c
refined, stesdy. '
Oraaea Hay Market.
ST. ITTIS. May 8 XOOL 1'nchsn.red
territory and western mediums. 16g'17c; fins
uiouiuijis, aqioc, line, iiQiJc,
DUN'S REYIEW OF TRADE
Brighter Outlook for Wheat Crop
Makes Better Feeling.
VOLUME OF TRADE IS STILL SLOW
Fantlamental tendltlnas Are Favor
able. Rat Fnterprlses await fl e
saeval af 1'arertalatlea aad
Mare Faith ta Fetere.
NEW TORK. Mat 6.-Dun KexHsw t
Trade tomorrow will ssy:
The brighter outlook for the wheat crop
Is responsible for a better feeling In busi
ness, l.ut the volume of trade, while
neiessarlly large. Is nrvertheleea slow,
hatting and without etrthuslnsm Tskn
In the aggregate, especially In Iron anil
steil and dr gotijs, consuriiptlon Is below
pn.fliiclng capacliv and concessions In
irtt-es fall tc produce aeilvltv.
Kunilamenlal conditions ate favorabltv
but enterprise continues to wait for the
removal f uncertainties and for that
leidershlp which Is born of faith In Ilia
future. The export trade la more vigor
ous than the domestic, because manufac
turers, no Icrger finding the home "mar
ket Mifflclent. see seeking outlets abroad.
Ueneral dullness prevails In the piw iron
market and advances from llttsburg In
dicate new business In finished lines snd
on smaller scale.
Railroad buying continues spasmodic and
one mill has closed down for Mav, but
In the structural division conditions are
mere satisfactory.
Curtailment Is the order In cotton good.
while woolens are affected by tariff agita
tion. The shoe trsde Is fair, but pot up to
hlah-WHler mark. The mall order houses
comnlaln of reduced orders. The retail
trade does not hold the Improvement re
sulting from better weather.
RHADTREET' REVIEW OK TRADE
Trade aad lstdastry Remalas qalet
vrlth Less Activity.
NEW YORK. Msy 6.-Bradstreet's to
morrow win say:
Trade and Industry remains quiet with
less activity than last week. Cool weather
with frosts, rains or snow north, enst and
west, and excessive moisture south, have
made for quiet In retail lines and retarded
t top growth or preparation.
Reorder business In wearing arpsrel shd
spring goods has been checked by back
ward retail demand, while futures are
affected by crop and tariff uncertainties.
Lowered prices for manufactured goods
have evoked some response, but not enough
to remove the Impression that stocks at
larger than anticipated.
Industry has been tiiilctrr. notably In
building, bemuse of sporadic strikes. Still
May 1 lias brought less than expected
disturbances. Iron and steel have been
quieter with a slowing down of output.
More furnaces will be blown out next week.
Business failures tn the Culled States for
the week ending May 4 were 231 against
240 last week.
Business failures in Canada for the week
number twenty-six with twenty-six last
week and eighteen in the corresponding
week of last year.
Wheat Including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Mav 4 aggregate 1.944.327 bushels
against 1. 6H5.fi. 6 last week and 1.854.070 this
vv eek last year.
Corn exports for the week are 275 0"0
bushels against 733,667 last week and S5.973
In 1910.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. May ( 'OFFICE Futures
closed quiet, net 2 points higher to 3 points
lower; May, 10.ic; July, 10.49c : August.
lu.39i'.; September, 10.25c. Spot coffee, quiet.
No. 7 Rio. Iliac; No. 4 Santos. 12c. Mild,
dtil; Cordova. 13fi15c.
COST OF SICKNESS ENORMOUS
Hnadreds af Millions Lost Anaaalljr
by America a 0Vae
Earners.
Notwithstanding the great advances
made tn preventive medtolne and sanitary
science. It Is likely that most peoplo still
regard sickness as a visitation of Provi
dence and something to be endured rather
than to be oured. Informed persons, of
course, know that typhoid and other dis
eases' can be prevented by sanitation, and
effective work Is being tjone In this way
against the great white plague Itself, but
few are aware of the tremendous money
loss annually through preventable disease.
The indefatigable Uermans have the
problem reduced statistically to fractions
of lives and to "pfennlge," and a be
ginning has been made In America In the
work of collecting Information to indicate
the exact extent and character of the
problem to be dealt with. A hypothesis
warranted by European experience Is that
in an Industrial population of the age of
15 and over, with two males for one fe
male, there will be fifty caaes of disabil
ity per annum for each 100 persons em
ployed. Of these fifty caaes five will re
sult from accidents. Reduced to other
terms, this means, spproxlmately, 1,000
days per annum of disability, or ten days
per employe. The 5lty of Leipzig has for
many years collected disability statistics,
and these show further that the number
of days of sickness per employe Increases
with ago. For ages under IS the average
disability Is about six days, and this In
creases to 8.6 per days at ages 35-39,
twenty-one days at ages 90-64 and forty
days at ages over 76.
A conservative estimate of the wags
esrners tn America In 1910, 15 years of
age and over of both sexes, is 36.000,000,
and of this number at least 40 per cent
may be assumed to experience during the
year some disability from sickness or ac- .
cident which will prevent the unfortunate
from working. This means that during
each year there will be 18,400.000 cases of
disability. The German statistics show
an average period of disability of 8.8 days
and In view of the poorer sanitary con
ditions In this country It Is perfectly safe
to assume that average In America. This
would give us, on the basis of 13,490,000
disabled,' approximately 24,760,000 days lost
annually by American wage earners. Es
timating the average wage at 81. f0 per
day, we have a direct loss In wages of
approximately 8428,000,000 annually.
Another loss to be taken into considera
tion Is what the sick ones must psy for
medicine and a physician's attendance, and
this could hardiy be less than 31 per day.
This means over t4, 000,000 annually. Still
another loss, based on the assumption that
sickness will rsduce the value of output
st least 50 cents per day, Is over tl 43.O0O.tVsj
annually. Adding the three losses to
gether we have an annuel drsin on in
dustry from sickness of over iWOO.OOO.OOO.
If the humanitarian aspect of the ques
tion does not command the co-operation
of all enlightened people In reducing the
amount of preventable sickness, certainly
ths economic loss should be Impressive.
Loulsvllla Courier-Journal.
The Pessimistic Pabllaher.
The magazine publisher sighed.
"There is no doubt that the world Is
steadily getting worse and worse." he said.
"Why. where did you find that Idea?1
the bystsnder Inquired.
"In my own magazine." the publisher
replied. "It is the essential thought of a
new series that costs me a great deal of
money. Everybody should read It."
"I will look It up," said the courteous
bystander.
"Price 15 cents st sll news stands," said
the publisher mournfully.
And he moodily strode swsy. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
A Bachelor's Bef lestloa.
When a girl says she'll ask her mother
she already has.
An awful lot of enthusiasm Is wasted
hating people who don t t are whether you
do or not.
Hardly anything ran make such a fool
of a man as side whlskeis for him to be
proud of.
The msn who has been msrrled fifty
years is willing to let bis wife do the bosst
Ing about It.
No matter how much monev a msn is
glsd to Inherit from those ahead of him
he Is never willing to have It Inherited
from him by those behind him. New York
Press.