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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1912)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAT 26, 1912. ERAIH iHD PRODUCE MARKET Baying Support Comet Out oa All " Breaks in Wheat COBJ COJOJra FROM C0U5TBT TMIt ti ralrly Balllea Bce-awee ml .'. of the rBflali(a ef the Boor . Ceraalaatlo of Ik Seede. OMAHA. My 3, ait It la wry noticeable that on all breaks In wneat values buying support mfi out and all offerings are absorbed. Quickly rallying the market. The situation la now purely a weather proposition and wan any signs of ram id Kansas and Nebraska buyers are In clined to run say irora the market. Crops at the present time are in good that, but ram la needed In aevaral localities. Hon corn Is being bought from country holders, wiilch tends to relieve the strain in ine rash situation. The trade Is (airly bullish because of the complaints of poor germination, scar city of seed core, together with the late ness a fthe season. Fine weather over the belt Is favorable to planting. W heat opened steady and ruled dull until Just before the close, when ahorta covered on dry weather reports. Cash wbear was fee lower. Corn was weak early on reported heav ier coantry ottering, but abort selling waa auort-Ilved and values firmed up and closed higher. Caaa core waa Ml-c lower. - Primary wheat receipts were W3.AM bushels and ahipmenta tH,'W bushels, against receipts last year of To,(r bush els and shipments of tTClA bushels. Primary corn receipts were Ki wi bush sis and shipments S,o09 bushels, against receipts last year of tJO.Ots) bushela and ahipmenta of muQO bushels. Clearance were two bushela of corn, none of oats, and wheat and flour aqua! I a. bushela. Liverpool closed. No market Holiday. The following cash sales were reported: TVheat-No. 2 hard: 1 cars. D tt; No. hard: 1 car. li Ml; 1 car, llVbl. No. t mixed: 1 car, tl.de. No. 1 mixed: 1 car, Hi Corn No. 1 white: I cars, aoc; 1 car. ?Hc; No. I whlta: 1 car, Wc; t car., Wae; I car, 7H,c; 1 car, 7. No. 4 white: 1 car, lie. No. I color: 1 car, rftic. No. 4 color: 1 car, 7tc. No. 1 yellow: I cars. Tec; cars. ;vc, No. 4 yellow: t cars, tic, 1 car. 71Hc. No. t mixed. J cara, 71c; 1 cars, ?e: I cara. Wc No, a mixed: I cara, 54c; t cars, ihlo; a cara, 76c; t cara. J4(tc; No, 4 mixed: i cars, 72c; I cara, lllec. No grade: t car, lc; 1 car, tec; I car, lc. Oau: No. 1 white: t cars. Be; No. 4 white: I cars, altgc; 1 ear. Ho. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, al!a. Omaha tasa rrtewa. "W'HEAT-No. 1 bard, ll.vTtrtl.OsH: No. I hard. H Kjl.aHl No. 4 hard. 1.H1.. COBN-No. 1 whlta. TVhMc; No. t white. 7o;V; No. 4 whits 14tj1le;; No. 1 yellow, J7j77V; No. t yellow, 7t7c; No. 4 yellow. 71 73c; No. 1 corn, 74t,Tic; No. I corn. ?;;; No. 4 com, Tltjlfc.; no grade. titrate. OATS-No. whll. KiiSSnic; standard. I4V; No. t white, illttjMe; No. 4 white kOHeilc. BAHLe.t-i4altlng, Jcjll.l; No. , feed. Toe; heavier than feed, 7uc. ill I-.M,. 2, tmtmi; Ho. I, t.ttwt.. tarsal Meeelate, Wheat. Corn. Oata Chicago ..... Minneapolis Omaha bulutfe 12 ..134 ... II ... U tHICAOO 4JBAIX AXD PROVISIONS ' reatnree at Ik Trading aad ( toeing Price Board ef Trad. CHICAGO, III., May 25. -On account ef cuniplslnts from Nebraska that rain was nevoed and becauaa the diouth In western Kansas had only been broken In part, wheat today showed unexpected strength. Vtbtat cloaed firm, c to 10110 above last night. Latest trauing left corn vary ing from he decline to advance, oata up HO'tc and provisions unchanged to te Increase. Wheat stwculaiora at first believed that ia tainfaii la nam as waa confined 1 eastern and central Kansas, where mall lure waa not required and that dryness 1111 piaguea tiie western plains, wnere tna crops bad been parching brown, A buying movement hero received much Iniixiua before word wss received that the downpour had extended a considerable eistanc In northwert Kansas. The break that ensued carried the market a little bciow last night a level, but ptices aoon rallied, helped by statements that many Utousanda of acres In Nebraska war in danger if rata did out coma quick. stuslneas In the latter part of the ses sion go tar a the wheat pit waa con cerned, appeared to be largely to keen near to abort, owing to the uncertain out look regarding crop condltloua in the west. July ranged from l.Ka to ll.lt, closing firm at tl.l"i, a gain of a net. Corn closed at Intermediate pricea, after having been swayed alternately by the wheat etrenglh and by a forecast of fine weather and of Israer receipts. July fluct uated between 7j!iu7te and T&sW,c, with I he close firm. Wo up at WNo. Cash grades war In fair demand. No. 1 yel low. MO. 1 Cash houses led the buying In oata. July ranged between ptKc and tlVsC, The cloa waa strong, although Iba top flgurea of the day showed a rise of lee ever last night. Provisions averaged firmer. In the end September laid waa 7H up, but the added expense lor tna rest 01 in list did not exceed a nickel. Aruclej Open. 1 Hign.j Low. I Cioae.Ies y, Wheat I I 114,'i 114 I K-l It May.l 114SI 1 Wirf iism July. 1 10i I Wei t Uet.jl ,, ltfcl I to May J 3 K tJ July.i4'M7S4i 7M.61s llMai lt B! l tsl Jeii fcept l .4 I 74i 7al 78S 34 aJW uec.rMMre. ,431gWi ., WIS vaia May, I ITai H MTt W t 4S4 Juiy.iatNB'ri 8ept,l2i sTt. tlWi eVSi a: 42SI uec-.l u1! 4S 49W ror 1 Juiy-I ft K Kept.) It t tatrd 1 it et 11 81 1II7HI 11 li 4ii u a It 4211 II si Ig July. tS-THi Net H I2t M) 40 i ;o ISM UI77W rl'e a)ept.l7!Vei W July jWUH-il twnt. 1 l,v I It 1 is MM Kill IS 1TM W li W t2t10f7Vt) FLOL R eJleady ; winter patenta, tt iuS) IK; winter straights. t4.SUrt. 10; aprlng patenta, IVvOeviu. spring straight. KM i : baker. H 36t.ti. RYE No. i 1B2C. BAULKY Feed or mixing, TtdrSc; fair to choice, malting, tl.l-ml.2l. KKKDri-Timothy, e7.vutit.S0. Cover, tit ': Ml v PKOVIHIONSPoek. mess, tlttTHt) U. jt Lard lirt tierce), tiitM. ebort Una I loose 1. tia.UH. Totat clearance of wheat and flour were equal to 3S.uk bu. Primary re ceipta were JO.OJ0 bu.. compared with aTauwt bu. the corresponding day a year . Estimated recelpu tomorrow: Wneat, M ears: corn. KS car; oata, HI ears; hues. 44. u head. j Chicago Cash Prtcee Wheat: No. t red. i tl.13-.vili: No. I red. tl.14ll.lt; No. I hard. IWI S; No. I hard. U 12Ql.lt; No. 1 northern, tl Kei-21; No. t northern, Hmil 1; No. t northern, tl.noi.U; No. 1 spring. Il.ljtrl u. No. I spring, tt lotf I K; No. 4 spring, tl H1 U; velvet chatf, IJ ltal. U; durum, ta suti.ia Corn: No. 2. loci No- 2 white, tac; No. yellow, tie: M I T87c; So, I white, sWSle; No. t y-eltow. 7jtci N. 4. 7j.oc; No. white, Vjt;c: No. 4 yellow. 7407Atc. Oau: No t white, ii,j4e; No. t white, Jvtvc; No. 4 whit, ttettge; aund ad. Um-Aigc. kye: No. S. lf JSc. Barley, IMtlS, Timothy seed, $Mi&M. Clover seed. t'fat30 -'... Hi TTtP.-Week; . creameries, 23,25c; datrea, a$24c. iefia Steady: rererpta, tt.4ot cases ; t nark, cases included. WI7c; ordinary firss lSlc: Brat, KiVITitC. t'HEKSK - Easy; dalalea. WetyuVHr: twin. liaUV: young America, l&S t,.'. Ion horns, litOWKc. prTATOEr Steady; receipts !7 cara; Wieceeuun. tl Ltf; Mlcblgaa aerKia tiesora. 1 Ui lS. PouLrRY-Allv, steady; torkeya, ile; cctekee. 15". ' . EAL-Meady at MII2c f IsiwMpe Orarsi Market. MINNEAPOLIS,- May S WHEAT . U-U. July. RJZxi Stsyumbei, .. Cash: No. 1 hard, tut": No t northern. tl.lo1.1t: No. I northern, tl.lJ'Jl.U'e; .so. 3 wneat, ft.iitri.iiv . SEW lORH UEICatrtAI, MAstKET qaetatUaa of th Ua Vartams Cwmsaodltte. SEW TORK. May &-FLOCR-Qulet; spHng patents, ttjotit-st; winter atralghts. H IsiZ,; winter patents. tS uiui, spring clears, Hwtl.it; winter extraa, .No. 1. tt.3Mi-4.iQ; No. 1 tt tO&t-Af: Kansas straights. S K-la- Buckwheat flour firm. Kye flour, quiet; fair to good, s &4-H. choice to fancy. t.lMt.et. C'ORXMEAL-Steady; white and yellow. tl.TSol M; kiln dried. H.3. BAKLEV-Steady; malting, tl 1643L3B, c L f. Buffalo. WHEAT-Ppot market ateady: No. !. rel. tl.Sa. c I. f. domestic basis, to ax rive: No. 1 northern iwluth. tl.MH f. b. afloat Future market cloaed un changed to c net higher. May cloaed, ItJM.; July. 11.14: September. tLotVy. COKN spot market steady: export. &Vc f ob. afloat. Futurea market nominal. OATS Spot market, quiet; standard white. (ISc In elevators; No. t 2c; No. J. 1V ; No. 4. (lc; natural white and white clipped, Sl'C.4c on track: futurea market nominal. Receipts, mm bueheia. HAT-4juiet; prima, tl SO. No. I. 11.S; No. 1. tl.401.M; No. 1 tl.3Sl.3L HUiES Steady; Central America. Sc; Bogota. HHnSttc LEATHEK Firm: hemlock firsts, 2&0 J7r: seconds, Se3Sc: thirds. 21f3c: re )erts. lie. PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mas. 125 so fj29 7i: family. KtStia: abort clears. 1100320 56. Beef, ateady: mraa, li M; family, tlt wgui w; beef bams. xzs.n en.ee. Cut meats, quiet: pickled bellies, W to 14 pounds, tn.0utilt.00; pickled hams, SU.uOtlMM. Lard, steady; middle weat prime, J10.J0 80; refined, ateaay; con tinent, SlI.Ou; South America, 112.00; com pound. te.i$4.3. TALLOW-nteaay; prima city, c; spe cial. V: country. Win. CHEK8E Weak; receipta. x,jna Doxea; state whole milk, white average fancy, 14U(M4Vc; atata whole milk colored. average fancy, 15c; whole milk, under grades. iajl4ic; eklma. TftlHec. KietiB nteaay, reretpia, ,wi cawes, fresh gsthered extras. J15iy: extra first storage packed. S2V: first stor- narked. UtilPac: extra flrat regular packed, INTiuc; first regular packed. ITVkO tsc: western gamereo wnuee. w-rqA4ic. Bl'libK-nrmer; receipta ,.su iuoa; creamery extras, r7Hc; factory current make, flrata. jsmr-te; factory, current make, seconds, 22 3c; packing stock, current make. No. t 21c; factory stock, current make. No. t, lij irtac. POULTRY Allva, ateady; chickens, broilers. o; western fowls, 17c; turkeys, 12c; dressed. Irregular; chickens, broilers, JKfltio; western fowls, llVrSltitc; turkeys, ittiOc. - , Cera aad Wheat Begloa alallrtla. United Mtata Department of Agricul tureWeather bureau's report for the twenty-four hours ending at I a. as., Hta meridian time. Saturday. May K, lttl; V1MAHA ila)TRlCT. Teotn. Rain- Stallona. Hub, Low. ialL Bk. Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear ' Clear Clear ' It. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear ' Ashland, NB.. a e ,o Auburn, Neb... at Broken Bow ... Tt Columbua, Neb. It Culbenaon, Nb, H tl U 441 tt tl r 17 64 tt M la it St II M tl ' II U ' tt .0) .01 .00 .00 .0 .at .OK .OS .00 .OS . , . .00 .00 . .01 .011 .o . .11 r air bury, Neb. 17 1 sirmont. Neb. tt (Jr. Island, Nb. tt llartlngton, Nb Tt Hastings, Neb. tl Huldrege, Neb. It Lincoln. Neb... It No. Platte, Nb tt Oakdals, Neb., Tl Omaha, Neb.... It Tekamah, Neb. It Valentine, Nb. W Alta. la 74 Carroll, la ..... 74 Clarlnda, In.... It Mlbley, la 71 Hloux Cttv, la. W Clear Clear Clear at Minimum temparatur for twelve-hour psrleu anaing at s a. m, . Dlbi'HlCT AVKMAOES, Ne. Temp. Bain- Central. station. Hign. i-aw. iaii. Columbua, O...., It Louisville. Ky... 8 India'polla, Ind. U Chicago, 111 it ML Louis, Mo... II lie Moines, lav 8 Minneapolis -"I Kan. City, Kan. tt Omaha, Neb 17 (4 M tt IS St Tt M , IS M at 64 41 M ,10 ' ,1k .20 .10 M 13 ' tit) l-ha weather la allchtiy la the northwestern portion of the corn and wheat .region, and slightly cooler In the aouth and eaat portions. Appreciable rains occurred In all except th Omaha district, and war generally heavy in Ihe southern districts, stain ot one inco or mora occurred at the following stations: In Kansas: Kort Scott. MO; nedan, 1A idUaouri: Hermann. 1: lrontun, d.l iiii.ni., Kex HurnaMa.- I. Ml Kentucky Kariington and Owensboro, LW: Mount Sterllna and Williamsburg, I; Ht. John, Ljg. - L A. WKLSH. Local rorecaater, W sat her Bureau. St. Leals tteaeral Market. ST. LOUln. Mo., May 2. WHEAT Cash, steady; track. No. I rod, 11.30; No. 1 hard, li.leitl.17la. COBN-leadyi track. No. t Be; No. I white, I74C OATn-KIrm; track. No. t attJotMc; No. I white, Mt1c. Cioa ng nru-es 01 suiurws: WHEAT Higher; May. tl.MH; July, U OsSjl.O1; September, .g6l OC,. CORN-Lower; May, t4H; Jury, nijci September, Ttvao. OATti-Hlsheri May, Mttc; July. tOSc; September, 11 V. RYE Nominal; S4o. FLOC B Quiet ; red winter patents, t! m.7l; extra fancy and straight, tt Zx, hard winter clears, U. 7iS4.lt. tiEED-TlraoUiy, tlO.00. CORNMEAL-8.1. BRAN Weak! sacked, eaat track. tl.M. HAY-Klrmer; timothy, S24.00w38J0; pial rle, t30.vtr4.on. PROVlnlONit-Porg, unchanged; Job- bin. tia.an. Lard, unchanged, prima steam, taaW00. Dry aalt meats (boxadl. uncbsngea; extra snorta, iiowti, ciear rlba, tlO.Cu,; abort clears, M).7k. Bacon ihoxedi. unchanged: extra ahorta. tll.CW, clear ribs. HUaJT; short clears, til.sTtk- POULTRY-uuii; chickena, 12c: springs, ittrSc; turkeys. llHc: ducks, llo; geese, tc HI TTER Hull; creamery. OS 27c. Kiioa-Steady; Uc. Receipts. Shipments Fkvur, bbl. 7 ,0 t. Wheat, bu i.. . 1 Corn. bu. . . Oata, nu ea.vo - aa,vwi Kaaaas City tlraln aad ProTlatana. KANSAS CITT. Mo.. May C -WHEAT -I'm hanged; No. I hard. It HHt4rl.lt; No. I, ti 4W9l.ll; No. t red, 11.191 17. No. I tl.lSTtl li. COBN-Market It) 3c lower.- No. t mixed. S2Hc; No. t, tOBSlc; No, I whit, tic; No. t, 3c. OATS-t'nchanged; No, 1 white, H StStc; No. mixed, UVt&2c. Closing price of futures: WIIEAT-July, U.2; September, ti COBN-July. 10 "c; Bcptemoer, ,wic. December, sac. OATB-Jaty. 4fc; September, 41t 4IC. , RVE-MIC HAT Weak: choice timothy. Cltr S. choice prairie. t00 t02l 00. BUTTEB-CTeamery. Stc; nrata, 24c; seconds. t2c: packing stock. ItVyc, EOOS Extras, He; flrata, 17c; secono. llQISc .Receipts. Shipment. Wheat, bu. 1S.0W t.fl Corn. bu.. IK - .eao Oats, ktt. tt.ot . t.H Pktladetwkl rri.ee MarVet. PHILADELPHIA. May SV Bi'TTEB steady; w eel em creamery, siwiciai, asc; western creamery, extra. X7c; nearby nrinta. extra, 20c. . eXR'S Firm: Pennsj-lvanla and etaer nearbv firsts, ire raae. Pt m per case current receipts, tree cases. If. St per case; western firsts, free caaea, at ta) per case: current receipts, free esses, ti.de per caae. CHEESE tSteady; New Tork- fun creams, aaw. bfcc; part akinrs, 10314c. "VPwl4ss MMTksHfej PEORIA. 111.. Mar S.-Ct1RN-Steadv: No. 3 yellow, tic: No. 1 yellow. 7e: Na 4 yellow. ,4tsc; No I mixed. 7t77c; No. t mixeo. nec; sampi. sw. OAT Quiet; No. J wait tic; Ko white, atvtc Wtlwwakee Crela Market. Mn.WAUKEK. May 2f--WHEAT-No. 1 Bortbem. xi iti-2BH: no. 1 northern. ri.17Vrtil.lt: No. i bard winter. al.IMIl.l4: 'Juiv. tl.lival.ll; Beptcmber, tl uMwi ISM. cuan-xo, 1 a siio h. motiei n. t white, tic; Na J. THrtec: July. 55ic; September. 73Su7JV- . OATS-Standard. 16.. BARLEY-Maltlng. tl IWSI-X. . STOCKS A.tD BOSOS. " eeleae ef Operatloas em Stock Ka esasie Dirlaf tkc Datr. NEW YORK, May Ji-Ths only changes of not at the opening of today's stock market were an advance of 1"4 point in People's Gs sod 1 point In Seaboard Air Line preferred. Tna active Issues were extremely dull. Apart from a further rise of IS points In People's Gas, based on rumors of an Increased dividend, dealings In the flrat half of the session were almost feature lefts, bears- Roebuck wa down -V Th market closed steady. Th final hour wa duller than th first, with na change In general conditions except for some alight activity In issue of minor importance. Chesapeake A Ohio and Canadian Pacific were th only railroad stock to gain a point. Number of sales ana leading quotations sa bond today war: ales. Htgn- l .rese. Xllls-rbeieurs K4 ........ w aautgaSMles (epeer.... I. m 43 - nit II 43 C r 11 .ir t.HS at Bl l 7 is AeMrKas AcmaKaral.... Aawricaa Beet Sugar.... AaMeteaa Cas... Anerlraa Car A Fwaaery. AsMrtcaa OMin oil Ass. HIS A Uetaer gfg.. Aaemea Jrs arltlwi. . Aawrlea LiasrtS... .. AaMrirea Loseautles Am, SaMlt. dt Ref'g Aa. giaalt. A lt pit. a 14 9 11 lit. 41 :m h4 Hit 31 tola. Mils W1 fit Ul a IU 141 14, Awertraa gteal Ksaa4rls. Aawrlcas Sugar ttsflntag. ABMfhsa Tsl. A Tel Amertesa Toaaeee aft.... Aaerleaa Woelss Anatwaea Mlalag Cs Atcklasa Atcklsse pht ... s .m a :S CM wa latlt 1S '.'"Hi tot' ii t , M.4SS I 14 S , t.s ttta m M , et Atlaattc Coast UBS BaltiBMes A Oklo BetSISBeai gtsel Breoklra Rapts TraasH. CmDaglsa Psclfls Central Lssiair Csalial Lrnlaer ef4 Oalral ef New Jsratr... n Ckesapaaae Okie 1.40S tilt n Cklcae A Alias tl Cslcaee Qreat Weuers.. ...... ..... ..' i' Cklraso One! est. el. 4H Ckleage A kerUwastsr. 1 Uili lu rkkego, Mil. A SI. Pssl. tw Utla lSt W C. t' , C. at at. uoata at Colorade Fesl a less ts Coleraae A gostkars Csaaalleala IMS......... US 111 141 1 H rare PnXeets. Kit Dslswsra m Huasss...... I.ISS nt us lie Dsaesr A Rle Orase 1 o a r. 0 i4 ..... as Distillers' gstsrkHa...... 4 K1 U a Erie tag x K IrW let pit - H Erie 24 PIS , "w General klertrta WS 171 w 1TI Its Great Noel Uses pig tt -. in Ul Orwat Nenkers Ots. etfa. 41 lit 41 llllaels raelral 40 151 lltt Istsraoraygt.Het tins 314 !" Illg Iaarlniuk-Hst. an....: n r 41V, Milt lauraalleaal HartsMer... at 111 1X1 latar-alsrlne PI4 , istsraalleaal fassr Is lilt Mil us 4 laternathieal fiuag .... lews Csatral ,.., Kassas tllr oiMre ; , Kaakaa Cltr So. af4 Ucleea Oss I.M IM IS! Uau.tlle NsakrllM , ' ..... Mlasaapolls A at. Ural intt im4 Ws Mies , it r s i. a Ma, Kan, A Texts. Me. Kaa. A Tales ftg., Mlswart Paelfle National Slsralt Nalleaal Lea.. Nai l R. at M. M Bt4... New Yerk reolrsl. ...... New York. Oat. A Wast. Nertalb A WeHara Nertk Awarlcaa....,- i ti 4W ttji iivt rt w Hit let It til ;";'. ";.'! na iu li i u, nut re tl tl n Hi", S3 Sort Mr raelfla. to 1 1 Panne Man Lies JiH 14 rena.rl.asis 2r li 113 lilM, Paspla's Uas It.kU lU'i lUk IUH Miubaegk. C tiki. lvt rittseergk Ostl Prsewg gleel Car.....,.., . Pullmaa Psises Csr 21", U XIV. Hallway tlssl Spring Kellsg Kaposi 10 gteal hepubite atesl pit Rock lilsns I's gt. L. A 0 f M pf4 4 I14 23V, Tilt li 13 .. ll.l UIH lit aw DH It Si. Leuls gostkwsaterB, gt. ' Leals t W. pig w. pit ,.l a. A I I gleet-anal net Bout hero Psrlfle. gowtasr Railway...',.,,. I. We aouikar Railway Bt4.' .TBS TaaBoaaae Copper, tot Texas A ferine , ...... Toledo. SI. LeoU A Weat T , St. L. A Wen. pis.. ...... latoa rantlo 4S 44 414 4st in It no lteit Vales PaellM Bl Vailed aulas Reeky.,, Valteg gtataa ReBber.,. tlBltet Statst Stost t'alleg alaiel gteal aft. Vtak Caspar Vtreinla-Carollas Ckeas. lea si , tl i a IP - Tl , Tie, l.,aa esq, sw l.eus tela ' 4tt i Iioit 1.10 4144 4114 4t HH Wstauk Waaaah pfl Westers Msrylaat,. -,... .... WeellBgaoees gleetrls..., .e ., . W ealem liatea..., M ...... WkeetlBg A Laks gris Unlet Vslley 1.14 lllli in t'klas repper..., M .. Jlse Ceaaelldatsl. ....... , " Ml T 11114 4 ABMrtesn TaWeea , SM tit nv. gesMsr Air use SM tt Kt S teskoar A. L. ptl t "SS M M. 14 Total sslas lor tss ear, lxe.Mg aaaraa. !lw Vorlt Money Market. NEW TORK, May 26, MONEY On call, nominal. Time loans, ateady; alxty daya, tutW per cent; ninety daye. Hat IH, per cent: six months, 34 per cent. PttlMSi aQm.an tis.ni rarcieaii per cent. htkri.INO EXCHANOE Baay, with actual buetnesa In banktra' bills at ektnaD tor aixty-day bills and at Htfils for de mand; commercial wis, at nv BoNDs-Uovarnment, ateady; railroad, ateady. . , i Closing quotauona oa awntsa looey were so followa: n. a eal. as. flea, ,14414 Islse. tt M. 44s... ge tsasas ,, ie-japea Bl ..,..... asw n. t. U. rag ! "4 Me 4Ss .... tl4 a esaaee Itla'K. C. A 1st Is . Wt V. S. 4a. rag -114 L ees. 4s IIM1I PJv, a. eaeaea 11K4L.. A N. as. 4a... . la. Allls-raal. 1st is.. SittM. It. A I. tat 4a. H Aster. Ag as isivj se gws. tws...... as A. T. A T, . 4B..114iMa. Paelna u Itlt AW. Toe. 4s siN. R. et M. 4t.. (, ea 4s uat4.p1. r. v. g. staa.,.. st rawer t Cs latla s ss 4a SJS Aiekiiea sea. 4a.... sstari. T . tt. it. e It. ee ae. ta ,....aH -ev. m w"B ae e. SB ISN. A w. 1st sea. 4a P At. C. k 1st 4S....H esv 4s IW g. a 0 4a PtHNS. sacifla 4s S . n ee at w. lias., tuao. A l rf A tt.... 4i4 . TT. ev. 4a... t,Pwas, ae. Ilka tills, IT. at Oa St Met to ee. ts HSj Ce. Leatkar St.... H Fsaglng gea. 4a.... St -. at k. j. taustisi. uttr.i.nt CM A O. teja toe4 4s gwa. as tt as rst at nt4 l A w. e 4b.. tiu, 0. A A Hta o4 o let gelt ... 1H C . S. A 4 R. e. MMaaeeart A. L. 4a... . es gea. 4. MtiSa. raeltle sol 4s... 41 S C M A S P g Hs P so ev. ts tt C. R LAP. 4a 114 4e R R. let rat. 4a t ea Kg. 4a tH,9e Ry. ta let. ends 14. ta tt ee gea. 4s. lit. Cats. MM. 4a. It t'aloa Parlfle ....m 0. A S. r. A a 4tta as, ee ev. Is IBIS Dal. A M. ee la.... ts ee let A ret. 4a ... t D. A. R. o ta St tr. a. gaHer a.,..HM4t as ret. la sttU. s. Suet M 4....1B1 DlstlllerC la mvi JV. cs. St.... t Kna sr. Ilea St.... sMkWakssk 1st Is. tent sine gea. 4t. TIS ee let ret. A e. ta eitk es ev. 4a ssv. .. srHwestara ua. ta...., SII4 ae err. S IP. Weat. El ae. te.. K Ml. CI. ev. ts . ltlHla. reotral 4a..... S3 III. On. lit est. 4a. M M& Psrtfle ee. la... U 1st Met twt .. UttPaaa t let me. oneeet. t Iwalwst Stseka. BOSTON, May B.-noatng quotations on stocks were as follows: Allswn tUtttosewk aju, knal Oepar ;Sm Coo a e. S. L. A g IWKipualag Mlass .... 144 ArlBoea Cast tB-Nenk Sana. , B A c. C. A A M. 'Neil Lake tt CaL A Arlseaa nt-OM Dosuala IW Cel. A Retl m Oareale ! Caseeaaial Httvoiecr ss4 Opear Rasas l t assM w (set Sette Cwe..... Usapartsr M Fraaktls i:4Sa. A Baa. M ... t Otrwaa CBa....... t-MTaasaiaek 41 Uraahr Caa. M V A 8. . ... S oreese CaBssea ea pft ttv. Isle Serslla xt,itsk t"ee.. 131, Kser Lake SHak Capper Ce..... 42 Lake Cepeee 4,WiBesi I Laaalle Ceease .... 4tWBlwrlae MH4 Misesl Oopear 2 AakeA . . ' wear "Ttt MtsiiBisr stork. NTCW TORK. Slav 25. Closing quota tions on mining stock; a iks ,.,.ir.'Utr Cklsf 1 Coax Tassel Btsr.... leMaaleaa tn ee Bewes UOaurss lea ewe. cai S Vs. etopkie ... us Iroa Stiver .........laestaaearg Lesaeitta Caa. .... ISYailaw taasat ts Conditio ett Teeaaery. WASHINGTON. May SV-At th begin nlng of onslnesa today th condition of th I'nited State treaaurr was: Work ing baianc la treasury office. 5T,3S,1; is katavka aad PP-IUuouaa treaaurr. IIAtla.- the total balance In general fund waa I3.7?1.I7: ordinary receipt yester day, Cl.714.etO; ordinary disbursement. il.7tHi.7ui; the deficit to date this fiscal year, tll.t73.t9a, a against a deficit of tU3 tills time last year. These figures exclude Fsnama, canal ana puouc aeut transection. riearlaa Heawe keek etateaaeat. NEW TORK. May 7S.-Th statement of clearing house bank for the week ahowa that the bank hold 3 WJiSoO ro ve In excess of lex") I requlrementa. This is an Increaae of SJ3&JSt In the pro portionate cash reserve as comparea with last week. The statement followa: DAILT AVERAGE Inc. - Loans X.Mttln 1 1.319.9W Specie ..! t,aio.o Leaai tenoera w.et.'w i.ikluw Net deposit l.tSl.f7.s) 12.fti7.O00 Circulation 47.SS.ww na.o Banka' cash reserve In vault, tJ7s.9m.4x Trust companies' cash reserve in vault. t7J.OS7,ys) Aggregate cash reserve, itttOGt,. Excesa lawful re- serve 20151500 MS 250 Decrease Trust companies' reserve with clearing house members carrying 75 per cent cash reserv e, Sol . 771. son. ACTUAL CONDITIONS. v -Inc. Loans t2.7 1J. 1 1 i.lm) 6perl XkSXM 7jM1.0w Legal tender. fcl.K6.n Net denoelt LSSCIrtxOJO U.C21,09 Circulailon 47,17i0 '8.0IM Banka" cash reserve In vault. tT7g.sea.6uu, Aegregat cash reserve. eU2.llil.0flS. Excesa lawful re- , servs 31, tjo,US k.stt.o Decrease. Truat comnanlea' reserve with clearing house members carrying 35 per cent cash reserve, Ku,aS7,00ft. summary or -atata ranks ana trust companies In Greater New Tork not re porting to in jew York clearing house: inc. Loan Jttt.Ml.10O tl.JH4.3IXI Legal tenders';!;;"! l,Ul.V 1. Total deposit Ttv.471.tid 1.I0U Bank of tierasanr Stateaaewt. BERLIN, May a. -The weekly state ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the following rhangea: Cash In hand increased b.'1.ow marks; loana de creased 17.tlo.oot marks; discounts de creased tt.J72.OM mark; treasury hills In creased 117.004 marks; notes in circula tion decreased 5311000 marks: deposits Increased 11,122 M marks; (old in hand In creased 27.371, 000 marks. Bank Clearings. OMAHA. May 25 -Bank clearings for today were t2.144.17t.41 and for the corre sponding day laat year tl.M1.7k2.il Th clearlnxa for th week amounted to tit, BU4.2s&ftB and for the same week but year tlOS4,Ut.tt.. OMABA GENERAL M ABKET. B UTTER No. L 1-lb. cartons. He: No. 1 In It-lli, tuba, lie; No. 2, 2o"c; packing, Sc. CHEKSE-Imported Swiss. t?c: Amerl. can Swlaa, tec; block Swias, Mc; twin too; dalalea, 20c; triplet wc; young Americaa. 22c; blue label brick, ltc; lint berger. Mb. So: 1-lb. 2tc. Fish t fresh frosenr-Pickerel, Se; white, lie; pike. Lie; trout, ltc; large crapplet, lLtfltc; gpanlah markeral, lie; eel, Uc; haddocks, ltc; floundera, 11c; green cat fish, 14c; roe shad, boo each; shad roe, per pair, SStc; salmon, toe: nallbut, bV; yel low perch, Se: buffalo, tv; bullheads, 11c POULTRY-Brolieia, fonvt.t per do.; springs, auti:: hens, lotuleo; cocks, Uc; ducks, IStjltlc; geese. Uc; turkey. S-lSJoc; pigeon, per do.; tl SO. Alive: liana. 111 Uiti old roosters, lc; old ducks, full feathered, lHic; geeaa, full feathered, Se; turkeye, HttlBc; pigeons, per dog., Ttc; homers, per doa., tXiai; aituaba. No. i, tl.su; No. t, fOc. No, 1 rlba, toe; No. I ribs, ltc; No. I riiis, ltc; no. 1 cnuca hc; no. 1 chucks, lc; No. t cnucks, gvpc; No. 1 loins, 21mc; No. 1 loins, 17A,c; Nu. 3 loins, lou; Nu. I rounds, i-'c; no. : rounds, Uk; No. I ruiinda, ll'tc: No. 1 plates, tc; No. t piste, imc; no. g piates, 7c. ' VKUEi ABLtc beets, old crop par Ib fUe, Cabbage, Wisconsin, par lb., 4!o; new California, per 11)., 4c. Celery, Cal ifornia Jumbo, per doa., tl 00; florid. In the rough. 4tsc doa., jwr case. 14.2a, Cu cumbers hot house, per box. 12 ml. k,gg PianU fancy florid, per dog., t.' "0. Oar Uc, extra fanoy. white, per doa.,- ltc Lettuce, extra laney leaf, per doa., 46a Onions, California, while, boiling, per lb., 7c; Wisconsin, yellow Uiobe. per Tb., to, red Uloba, per lb., to; Spanish, per crate, 12 a. Parsley, fancy southern, per dog. bunches, otwjTSe. Parsnips, fancy south ein, par doa. bunches, eug76c; Parsnips, per lb., m& Potatoes. Minnesota Red River Early Ohiu Bead, per bu.. ll.;; Minnesota Early Koae seed, par bu., 11 HO; Bliss Triumph seed, per bu,, tl tsl, Wle eonsla white stock, par bu.. ti.t. Rutav bagas, In aacks. per lb Hie. Tomatoes. Florida, per -bak crate, 3.7t; Cuban, per t-usk., carrier, UuO. Turnlpa, par lb., IsftC. fRUlTS, ETC.-Apples; Extra fancy, Ben Davis, -ter bbl.. 14 X: Wineaana. tsar bbl., o: fancy kiasuurl pippins, per boi., 14 tt; Idaho Jonaihan, extra fanoy, per box. p.Mi W aaiilngton oiiltsenberg, per dux. p-ou; tvasningiun tt. Beauty, per box, fc.il; Waaoington tityman Wineaapa. per box, $2.00. Bananaa: fancy select, per bunch. t2.2HK.iai; Jumbo, per bunch. tt.7tt)4:7B. Dates: Anchor brand, new tt 1-ib.. pkgs. in box. par box. 12. Jt; Drom eoaii anno, new, ev 110. pkgs. in OoX, per box, li figs: California, per caaa of 12 No. 12 pkgs., ttc; per case of St No. It pkgs.. tiie, per ease of M No. t pkgs., 12; bulk, in SS and to-lb. boxes, per lb., 10c; new Turkish, t-crown in Jo-lb. boxes. per ie.. uc; a-erown in si-lb. boxes. m,r lb., Wc; 4 -crown In 20-lb. boxes, per lb.,1 170. Uraps fruit: Florida. M alae. per7 orate, so; bb aiae. per crate, .; MU-M-b4 sites, per crate, tvw. u rapes: Malaga In bbl.. 1! O&a to. Lemons: Llmoneira aelected brand, extra fancy, Mw-tts) iiiea. per box, tt; Lorn Umonelra, fancy, Suo M Bites, par box. K.o0. 240-S20 alaea. Ida per box leas; California lemona, eixKMi sixes, per box. et.uHta uu. urangea: Call fornla Camellia brand, Navela, -oxtts fancy, -l-li0-i;s-3UO-J- sixes, per box, ti lt; extra choice, all sixea, per box. tt; Elephant brand. 136-lsO-i;o-3(IO-2l sites, per box, 13 60; to-LSe-iet slses, per box. Cat. Plneapnles: 20-24-24 sizes, per crate, to. Ntrswbe riles: Louisiana, par caa of 34 pinta, tT so. M 1 bCELLANKOTJS Almonds. tarra gons, per lb., lssc; In sack lota, lo less. Cocoanuu. per aack, 14 00. filberts, per lb.. I4c: in aacg lots, ic less, peanut, roasted. In aack lota, per lb.. 7ac: roasted less than aack lota, per II)., tc; raw. per lb.. 4c Pecana, large, par lb.. 17c; In aack lots, lc less, walnuts, new crop, IklL California, per lb . 17e; In aack lota 1 lee. CWer, new ehssks. per le-gal, 4 bbL. tt.08; per 30-gal.. bbL. MM; New York, Mott's. per li-gal. !, bbl.. 13 SO; per 30-gal. bbl., ss so. Money, new, 24 frames. 12. TS. Krout. per le-gal. keg, 13. 7; par t-gaL sag. f-a. Eva wo rated A we lee and Or ted Walts NEW TORK. May 24. EVAPORATED APPLES-Dull: spot fancy. IDCiieSc choice, Itptj9c: prime. 7tiKc. noirn rpi'iTd Or. . nu ei .. tattona range from 4 to Hc for Calh forniaa up to 30-4tot and T6!Hc for Ore gon. Apncots, firm: cnoice. tzmrso.: ex'ra choice.' 12Vi1tc: fancy. uil4a Peachea. stesdy; choir, tSlrsjc: xtra choice. ausvitiW: fancy. 1"6llc. Raisins. weak; loos- muscatels, M)V; choice to fancy aeeded. BtiV: seedless, bbHc London layers, 1.4ufS1.4e. ' Olta tad ttwala. SAVANNAH. Oa . May 2S.-TVRPEN-TINB-ttVio: aalea. 70 barrels; receipta 1.J41 barrels; . shipment. 146 barrels; stork. 27. KM harrela ROSIN Firm; sales. ;jat barrels; re ceipt, 2.13 barrels; shlpmeata, 2.102 bar rels: stock. b.7X2 barrel. Quote: B. M.0Hrt s: D. S W : K. tl sterT t: F. Q. H snd 1. I7.wsrr7.jiti: k, r.: M. I7.S; N. t7.IT; WO. 17.40; WW. f7.tufj7ju. refte Market. : t ' ' NEW TORK. May li -COFFEE Fu tures closed steady at a net decline ot 24 points: sales. .7& bags: July. 13 Wc: August, Uttc: September, 13.65c: October, IS See: November. IS aaV; December and January, 11.37c; February. U.S2c: March, l?..;7c; April. 115TC. Spot, quiet: No. 7 Bio. 14,c; No. 4 Santo. liV- Mild, dull; Cordova, lflS1c. s . , Oasaka Mar Market. ' OMAHA, May 2S. HAT-No. I: KM "Of) 2200; No. 1 l 5rajf?'.; No. 2, tU.l . No. t mlddtlng. tJMO: No. 1 lowland. PSIVaJS 54; alfalfa, cholc third nd ton rt ii cuttliisa, UteunAsV; first bum second cuttings. r(Vfiil.0; No. i tlAtt) 24tt; No. I liWS00. " ' Waal Market. ST. LOn8. May SV-WOOL Steady; territory and western rnednrms, lettrlSc; Bs medium Italia: oa OMAHA UYEST0CK MARKET Beef Steers Higher, Feeders lower for tit Week. - ' ' : hogs sows nmxs FOR wxzk Skara Laaafcav Caatlttlagj Balk at Week 'a ttecwlpta, Sell at Clews to .Ten ts Fifteen Lower Tkaa Week As. SOLTH OMAHA. May 25. WU. Receipt were: Cattle. Hog. Sheep. Official Monday 3.Ju & v!3 4,,o4 uincial Tueacay 4,i4 Officii Wednesday.... TSg oificiiil Thuraday : L21 Official Fnoay t.'4 LeUnuite baturday.... S 8Ix daya this week..U.S14 Sam daya last week.. 11, e aaiM dayg t w'ka. ago.l&Aii iNsme daya I w'ka. aso.LVsot Bam day 4 w'ka ago.14.ne) keiu say last year...ls,jtl The folio wing table shows the receipt of cattle, hog and aheep at South Omaha for the year ta oata. a compared with last year: itu. UiL Use. Dec t-att.e 367,trl7 41t.tul 4s,Us lions -l.o,y7t 1,.b,sM 417.414 ...... tneep AL7,lsi Si.es LS.SiS The following; lable tbows the rang o( price paid for hogs at South unina fur iba last lew days, with comparisons; DaM. I lUii. Il.llaua.lb..l..j. May la.j i Ci t. 1st,, 1 t it, lt a 1; May 174 7 U'Ai t a I Sal 7 0t a 1 1 in t A,ay J ajiw t H 7 at I 30, S 4 May U.I , t t Jo, t KS, s Ui 1 4 la May 3i. j J SO 1 i, ;j gt, i 3, ( tJ, May a. 1 1 42a 1 11 7 41 S to, 24! t 2 y i.; 7 i 04 1 7 00, . .., U, 4 -l May et., ? win t W I U, , i, lui i 11 t 1 May 24.1 1 i i u I i,i 1 e onus: May si. 1 1 iU, 1 J li 5 14, i a i. ounday. , Becelpte and disposition ot Hva stock at the Ui.lon block la, us, etouth Omana, for twenty-tutu- Luur u,U,nd 1 a u, yes terday; RECEIPTS-CARS. Cattle Hogs. U'r'i. C, M. A 8L P 4 Wabash 1 9 a 13 St s u 1 1 a Missouri Pacific , I nion Pacitlc CAN. W eaat.... A N. W , west... C St. P., M. At O.... C, B. at Q..east C, B. A Q-. west..... C, R I. at P., eaat. Illinois Central c. a. w.... ToUl receipts.. DlliPOolTIOX-HEAa Cattle. Hogs. Omaha Packing Co own l and-company Cudahy Packing Co Armour 4k Co l.iil t.244 iaou Lk Wirt Co Other buyers Totals tit; CAT'l LE There Were no fresh receibts of cattle, or at least none ot any conse quence, and the market waa absolutely bare of supplies for the week receipta have show n A little gain over last week a small run and a neavy falling uft. as compared with a year ago. Lnder the In fluence or light receipts and a good buy ing demand, the market has been In A good, heaithy and generally satisfactory conuiuon, so tar as most kinds ot cattle re concerned. The big bulk of the receipta this week consisted of com fed steers, most of them on the Jsir to medium order, but wltn a sprinkling of right good klilera. Under tna Influence of tree buying on the part ot packet, the market during th week nas advanced luti lac. ins best cattls hav ing sold up to U10. the highest uric aver paid at thla point. cowa and netrera at in natter grades have been In good demand all the week and have commanded strong prices, the traae a s wnole being very satisiaciory to the sellers. The less desirable grades have not been quite auch fro or active sellers, but still they hav commanaea relatively good pricea. and for tn week ar not far from ateady. blockers and feeders have been In tight receipt all week, wiucn. has pecs fortu nt for th eliing interests. 1n view of lh fact that the country demand has been quite small Owing to tn lack ol buying aupporf. even the few cattle ar riving ahowed a tendency to accumulate In the handa of yard traders to auch an extent that prices eased off snd at the close ot tne week are as mucn as ut)w iower. Uuotalldhs on rattle: Oood to choice beef steers, I t.eotfs.10; fair to good beef steers, !i'.iAtya.ai; common to tair beef seeers. tk.tot7.iu; good to choice hellers, t4.7tty7.7e; good to choice cows, t5.7a$a.ii; fair to good cows, !1.2ti4.7t; common to fair cows, ld.0ujj,2t; good to choice Block ers and feeders, 6Ji7.25; fair to good gtockere snd feeders, tt.Z&tto-S; stock cow and heifers. t4(H)t.2t; veal calves, M-lOtts ; bulla, aiaga. etc.. 14.fOiI.0. - HOGS Hog opened with buyers bid ding tc snd In some cases possibly frSlOc lower than yesterday and It looked for a time as If the general market would be lower. The trade, however, speedily firmed tip becoming fully steady with yesterday on which basis most ot the hogs sold. Toward th closa aogn little strength developed snd a few sales looked. If anything, a little better than yesterday. Taking the market aa a whol It could hardly be quoted otherwise than ateady with yestsrday. The trad when one under way waa fairly active and everything hi sight had changed hands before 10 o'cSdck In the morning. The quality of theSiogs wag not so good as yesterday and for that reason the aalea do not ahow up so well on paper as tliey would otherwise. - Receipts for the week foot up 43,000 head, being the largest since three weeks ago and larger than a year ago by al most 7,000 head. In spite of the Isrge run the market ss s whole has been In fair ghspe so fsr ss the demand hsa been concerned. Buyers naturally took ad vantage of the large runs on some days and prices were sharply lower, especially during the early part of the week. Part of the loss waa recovered on Thursday, but lost again on Friday, so that at the close of th week the general market Is around 12jlc lower (nan at the cloa of Isst week. -. Reoreaentatlve isles: " Ma A. sa. rr. Ns. Av, a M4 ts i as n ti km ui is n....ti7 si....... .144 14 1 K 1..,...M4 71. ...... . 2 TU i:.....JH tt.. n a la at as Ik. Pr 1st t 44 1M t 4s la T 41 ... t 41 4B t It at 1 a tt is t a is,. n. i4 at t v s, su os 1 a rt is mt n .:ji a i 0 !4 ... t a a 34 m it u. win m mi w ta u 1a a is tt rot u tg a m ts 1 ta n. ...... as ... t a ti 4 us 1 s ii ta m la a........n ... let a tu a Ta TB !I1 13 T a ' 154 SB T a ii 114 ts T a a sii t 11 Jtl Ui j a 47 244 w 1 a it let w ta M at its T a a w.aii s is a si ... tt' a.., ri4 its Ja a - tit J t i let..:... ai is , M4 tw Ttiij a J94 ... la 4T....2S 12 T47v ?1:::::::: in g at pk ... i a U4 a T a M-.....341 xt I a .-...tit lit IS BJ.1......25T MS ta im a 7 a a.. :J ... i a ...im ... lie a. ...... .ot as 1 a u.... a. ta ... t a i4 i ia , a a lift 47 a is m Tt......tn a lift a a aria a s 4i; a s a ts t....v...SS ... I4J4 Tt : 1 t 2S1 m tOB M......tl S TS a tn m i t4 sw ... t r n....'...tr it lu . n mxs is . su a T tt ss a ta rt vn ss t a a. ai ran 144 ts t a m T s a tit os 1 a it -fci s t a . it mi ... ia' s t a 7......SJt tS It 244 SIS .:i4 is i a Tt SS 15 1 a m.. s s ta n ...in a it) a..n.t4T ms T a a n is ts a as s Ta 14 3St is T a n...... s t a it sst is T a S rs ... i a M.......11T s t a, at, SST Jta T t!t lee T ei at, !S It Ig aa MS at T a e. its win tr. ....... m is i utt 1. ... TH t4 J14 !S T a H..V,..M5 raiu 19 -a IS 7 IS ..... STB a ,..m i2 T u M ...,2Tf ... t . a t m i a is....... fi a t a ....... 31 ... 1st U. ...... SS MTU a ... Ti SHEEP There were no fresh receipt of sheep today and none oa sal to make a market. For the week receipts have been very liberal for this season of the year, shoving a large gain over last week and only a slight falling off aa com pared with th eorresnonoins; week a year ago. Aa has been noted from day to day th racatota hav consisted almost astir sly 1..SUS 4.11U 14.012 t.711 .r,i i,i I.43U i is. err !? t7.lt) U.lti (2.474 lnfl T2.tii K.Uo es.javt 7.kB ai 22.P42 of shorn Israbs. with a tight sprinkling of wooaed lamb. There aav been no wethers, yearlings or awes of any coa eequence received during the week. An oe caelonsl stray bunch has arrived, but All told not enough ha ee pat tn an appear ance) to malt market. . Shorn lambs, which, aa noted above, have constituted th big bulk ot tb re ceipt, have sold to fairly good advantage. On Monday and Ttieaday tber were sev eral bunch goad enough to bring t&s. During the latter part ef th week there was falling off both tn quality snd tn price, so that on Thursday th bast lambs her were only good enough to bring te.4 and on Friday there waa nothing good enough to bring over tut. Taking the quality Into consideration the market could hardly be quoted over logUe lower than laat .week. The feeling is that a atrictly chore bunch of attorn iambs would bring as much ss tS-tS. Th woo led lamb received during th week have all been from the same feed lot and hate sold at S&.3 and IS-tt. A few scattering load of sheep and awes received during the week sold rela tively high becauaa of th scarcity, but th demand at thla season ot th year is not very briek tor that kind of staff and the feeling Is that it would nut take very many to overstock the market. Still supplies in toe country ar so small that there la not muck danger of too many coming. Aa a rule operators on th market ar all anticipating vary moderate run from now on until the coming of grass stock. Shorn aheep and lamba: Lamb, good to choice. t.Au..i; lamba, fair to good, t7.7iii.S; yearling, ta.oiitjl.si; welbera, ta.;e4B.0; awea, ta.254Je.ia. CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET De-aaaad for Cattls ' 'flail Hogs Lowetvi- Wkeevp Slow. - . CHICAGO. May ii. CArTLE-r.eeelpt. 160 head; market dull; beeves, lt.luba.4; Texaa alter. StOtittT aS: western ateers, t.2j47.SO; Blockers and feeder. M Hit su; cows and heifers. (iOUtyf.iw; calves. W-sUtp HOGSRecetpts, 11,000 head; market weak, ic lower; light, t7.lt?.; mixed. !7.2S.'sT.T5; heavy, S3.2S&7.7j; .ruugh. tf.Ji t7.tu; piga. K bulk of !, t-.au tt 7.7I. SHEEP AND LAM BB Receipts, 1.00S head; market alow; natives, U7i4it; westerns. t 038.40: yearlings, t.5uej7.su; native lamba, tiootjS-90. western ' lambs. SavlBOO.1V. , . - . .... . Kansas City Mrs Stock Msrket. KANSAS CITT. May 5 -CATTLE-Re- ceipts. 1.1N head. Including too eouth- erna; market ateady; native steers, tb.7d4 t.23; southern steers, t.2&4iAS; southern cows snd heifers. pl.Totte-tO: native cows and heifers, 12.3oajS.23; Blockers and feed- era. 15.367.3: bulla, i.j7.i; calve. ta.tO sen no. western ausere. so.(mn.00: western cows." t4.2ttlB.7i, HOG6 Receipts. I.00O bead: market steady to ic lower; bulk of aalea, S7.4547.7; neavy. tr.Bjil',. i-vt: packers and but, hers. 1, oOtj7.7; lights, t'. .4t7.. pig. B.7S. BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none: market ateady; muttons, H.(nj(jo0; lamba, tb.soMi.M; range wethers and yearlings. HA-titM); range awes, t&tAv-j.:; Texas guat. ts,UlJ.i. St. Leele Llv ktevck Market. 8T. LOUIS. Mo., May 26. CATTLE Receipta, l.Oot head; no Texans; market ateady; native beef steers, tk.0beX; now and heifers. llSvosUii; Blockers and feed era, I3.7ttl7.00; Texaa and Indian ateers, ti-iiti7.;i; cowa and heifers. o.507.7a; calves In carload lota, tbX&n.. HOGS Receipts, 2.5w) head; market ateady; ptgs and lights. ti.2to7.; mixed and butchers, l7.eO07.ao; good heavy, 17.70 tjitt. No sheep. i , , St. JJasepk Llv stork Market. 8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. May It CATTLE Receipta 100 head; market ateady: steer. Ib.7icis.u0; cowi and haifers, tttsQI-OI; calves, H. 301!) SO. HOOS-Recelpta 4.900 head; market, weak to to lower; top, 17 7t; bulk of aalaa, 7.7.-7.7S. ' . SHEEP AND LAM Bel No gheep; mar ket steady, lamba. r.MjtH.10. Stock la Slaht, Recelplg of llv stock at the five princi pal western msrketa yeaterday: cattia. nogs, sheen. South Omaha. Mt. Joseph Kansas City... tit. Louis ,. Chicago 40 1.400 100 4. .... ..l.ioo 2 mo 11,000 1.0DS Total receipts t.340 . a,g j.000 . Bry Cioetds Market. NEW TORK. May 25. DRY GOOD8 Th cotton goods markets are steady, with trade reported aa Increasing In wash fabrics and summer merchandise. Cotton yarna ahow little change. Linens ar higher abroad and a good demand la re ported, burlaps ar tiulat, but prices rule steady, Cotton Market. NEW TOBK. May 2i.-COTTON-Fu-turea cloaed steady; cloaing bids: May, U.Ibg; June, ll.Wc; July, 11. ltc: August, 11 24c; September. 11.27c; October, ll.Mc; November, 11.37c. December, 11.44c; Jan uary, 11.42c; February. 11.44c; March. 11 II. Spot cloaed quiet, middling uplands, ULSOc; middling gulf, ll.a&c. Sales lit bales. Snaar Market. NEW TORK. May 2o.-UOAR-Raw, firm; muscavado tt teat, talc; centri fugal, W test, l.SCc: molasses, tt test, 1.17c; refined steady; cruahed. 4 Wc; fin granu lated, 2uo; powdered, t.30. New Suffrage Club ' ; v Eeady to Militate Preliminary steps toward tb. organisa tion of a new woman suffrage club war taken at a meeting of Omaha women, some of them prominent In the upper social strata, at th horn of Mr. B. M. Fairfield yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ed gar H. Scott and.Mrs. Charlea T. Kountss were made temporary chairman and tem porary secretary. Alls Bella Dewey. Mrs. R. T. Lindsay and Mrs. John L. Kennedy were ap pointed a committee to draft a constitu tion tor the new society. Mrs. Fslrfleld, Miss Daisy Doan and Miss Arabella Kimball era a committee to prepare, a alate of officers to he voted upon at th next meeting, early In June. Tha organi sation will be named at that time, Tn first larg meeting planned by th new dub will bs addressed by Mrs. Frances Squire Potter, A prominent Chi cago suffragist. The lecture wilt be oa June II. - After th business session was finished tea was served. Among those present, most of whom ar cheduled as members of th society, are women' prominent In other organisa tions. Mrs. Herbert Rogers has been honorary president of th Visiting Nurse association since Its beginning. Mrs. Luther - Kountxe is a director of th Visiting Nurse aesociatlon. Mrs. H- C Sumney ts secretary of th Society of Fine Arts. Miss Kimball la a director of the Creche. Mrs. . Lindsey is chairman of th exhibit committee of the Society of Fine Arts. Mrs. Scott Is one of the charter members ot the Socist Settlement association. Mrs. Harry Doorly t prom inent m tha Player' club. Key to th situation Bee Advert 11 ng- Wanted--Broker - , ' To handle $200,000. 6 Fim Mortgage California Watr ind Power Bonds Company controlled by well known Nebraska men. Liberal commission. For inter, view, address . " ' V J: C. VESDIXSOiB I': .'. Hotel Thnrston, ColiunbTis, Nebraska." Wall Paper Makers; roimdNotGiiiltyiDf ; Eestraint of Trade CLEVELAND, IV May 2S. A verdict of not guilty wss returned tonight la federal court for the eight wsll psper aranufac tarets and jobbers who war tried for alleged violation of the Sherman law la conspiring In restraint of trad ta the conduct of their businee. The Jury wss out about foor hour and took twenty -nine ballots before reaching a verdict, Th defendants were I. B, Fearc ot tat J. B. Pearoa Wall Paper company. Cleve land: Wlnfleld A. Huppoch. Standard Wall Paper company, Hudson Falls. S. T ; Robert E. Hobs of Bobbs. Benton A Halth. Hoboken, N. J.; John McCoy. York Card and .Paper company, Tork. Pa.; George Tatt, Campbell Wall Paper company. Glenns Falls. N. , T.; C C Aller. C C. Aller Wall Paper company, Columbus, O.; Norton Neweomb, New comb Brother Wall Paper company. St. Louis and Charles . Maxwell, 8- A. Max wail Wall Paper company. Chicago. T. J. Roach of th Carey Brothers' Watt Paper company. Philadelphia, was as sailed by counsel for the defena in their argument their view being that n had turned against his associates to win Im munity. The district attorney and Judge Day, presiding, denied thla. Judge Day aald that Roach had been summoned ag a witness snd that his failure to give his evidence would have meant his being sent ta JsiV As soon as her became a witness for tl. government. Judge Day reminded tna defense Mr. , Roach automatieaily gained Immunity under th operation of th Sherman law. - , . . Athenian Debaters at Annual Banquet Forty-five students and faculty of th Omaha High school gathered around a festive board for an elaborate menu and a splendid program last evening at the "T" association, the occasion being the second annual banquet ot the Athenian Debating club, Charles Shook waa toast master. v - Principal Kate McHugh waa tha prin cipal speaker, her topto being "Our Re lation to the School." Miss McHugh touched upon the attitude ot tha school towards th students, whose tasks ( study are assigned dally, and tha part that each pupil plays In making for th success of ths rules of order snd Blsd pllne. ' In addition to Miss McHugh the follow ing society teachers were guests ot honori Miss Fay Towns. Mlaa Belle Von Mans felde. m. H. Orchard snd O. W. Fisher. Tha new society officers for the lltl tns school year were announced aa fol lows: Ward K. Smith, president; Earl Starboard,. rle president: Warren John son, secretary; Charles BobeL treasurer: Olenn Mtisgrsve, sergssnt-at-axmsi Mor ris Warshawsky.' librarian. The following was the program: Piano selection, "Second Alaiurka." by Olenn Muvgrave. "Those Present." by Earl Starboard. Recitation by Mauiine Clark. Violin ar lection by Mlaa Marie Shook, Miss Bertha Elkins. accompanist. "Our Relation to th School" by Prin cipal Kate McHugh. ".Society of the Past" by Charlea Shook. Piano selection by Julian William "Society of the Future" by Ward Smith. . Recitation by Mlaa Fuy Towns. Individual toasts by 4uxtln and Julian Wllllama. MRS. CUDAHY APPEALS FOR PROTECTION THE POLICE KANSAAI CITT. May K-AUrmed be cause Morris J. Condory. arrested recently In Pasedena, Cel.. for attacking her, la In Kansas City, Mrs. Jack Cudahy today appealed to Chief of Police Griffin to protect her. .Condory tg being treated la the general hospital hare, Mrs. Cudahy returned to Kansas City from the coast a week ago and told Chief Griffin that aha felt turs Condory had come here to renew hla persecutions After she had been assured that Con dory would not be allowed to bother her, Mrs Cudahy left the chiefs office, evi dently greatly relieved. Condory will be detained until th potlc have Investigated hi case. LONG FLIGHT ABOVE CLOUDS MADE DURING GALE OF WIND - i i NEW TOBK. May 25 -Ths American record for duration of flight ot an avia tor alone was broken by Psul Peck of Washington In A spectacular manner at Nassau boulevard. Long Island, early this evening. For four hours, twenty minutes and fifteen seconds Feck snared In great circles at a height of 2,000 feet, whll below him the wind blew up to the rst of nearly thirty mile an hour and dark ness finally hid him from view. 14 Bonfire were started, but the aviator did not respond to the signals until after a thunderstorm broke. Then he came down In .the midst of lightning flashes and a downpour of rain. His time was kept by officials of tha Aero club. The previous record, mad by Howard GUI of Baltimore, was four hours sixteen minute and thirty-five seconds. Persistent AdvarUsing at th Road ta Big Keturns. We Offer Today: t I a arsst. Ur. A Dev. (eew etaek) ....11 S Oary A hMer-Fnaia Rslhesr . wag I Oarr A later-Ursa Railway h....m....S S MS Oifer Usee, series C ..,. tea AlBeaga-Dwrar tta an. Bases s M lateraat. Basra. rk , caanae a S 1S Bale Oil .... U le Esau Tea. .. Bit MS Heasas Ta .... Blilta Ollpla tMelear.. .S S C. N-T. 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