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. THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY .28, 1912.
!!D PRODUCE MARKET
c....1.,..rl)itn!
"u"o v" -
Wintei Be
' i:.r of coax Axe light
Nlni l.rrrae ta Receipt U Kx-
"sre-'Ced This Week K1
W'ruikrr Mm Aided th
OMAHA. May . llli.
Lack of rain in the winter wnm belt
'iei.rd wheal atrong and higher today.
:iu::sh rtwru front Kansas stating that
l.e irui a as going back brought out
iavy buying upi'ort. The market ruled
11.. Uioppy and fluctuations were sharp,
t ukM heavy rains are received outside
i.uyiui will be very actlv and values
ctusLiu easily work considerably higher
a small damage results trora the con
i.iiuti dry apcl. .
Minks of corn are so light that shorts
!.. In. May option are extremely tier
,u Hone increaas in toe receipts are
i-xiM'cti-d this week. Fine weather has
fW.iti fai-nwi to make good progress in
1 fsiit.au, but the season la late at best
a.vu mu coin la decidedly strong.
. hot weather In Kansas and Ne
liasku put wheat values higher. Rains
badly needed and with no prospects
-r rvitci. values ahould continue to ad-vnni-c.
Cash wheat was Ite lo e higher.
Libera! receipts of corn and fine weather
aMl corn values today. Bhorta in the
ruy delivery are m a light position and
tiiai option aiight carry future higher.
i-n corn waa unchanged to 2c lower.
r'rluiai y wheat receipts were M.0IO bit.
-nd shipments were .V.3 01 bu.. agalnat
luelpia last year of 4i.u.o bu. and shlp-
.U.-H11. ol iW.SU) bu.
I'rti.iary corn receipts were 491.) bu.
fid shipments wera JW.oua bu., against re-
li't. last year of l.:is,U bu. and ship
ments of 4&.0SU bu.
Clearances were LOS bu. of corn none
of oat and wheat and flour equal to
:.fsi bu.
it is a holiday at Liverpool,
'file following cash sales were reported
-Wheat: No. i hard, 1 ear, tl.fsfe No
.$ hard, I car, Cora: No. I white.
3 Cars, 7V. No. S white, I ears, Wtc;
4 cars. We; 1 car, We; 1 car, Uc No. 4
white, t cars, 77 4c; 1 car. 77c. No. t Dolor,
1 car, 7",jc; 1 car. 74!e. No. I color, 1
car, TVXc No. I yellow. I cars. !H,c; U
earn, 7We. No. I yellow, D oars, lie; 1
, car, Mtsc; I cars, 74VaC No. 4 yellow.
1 ear, 7se; 1 car. JS4c; 1 oar, 71 V; I
cars, tte; 1 car, 710; I cans, 71Vo; 1 car,
71a No. I mixed. 1 cars, 74c. No. I
mixed. 14 cara, 7414c; 4 cara, 7ilc: 4
cars, 74c No. 4 mixed. 1 car. ttStc; 1 car.
71c; 1 ear. 7k; I cara, ye; 1 car, 70r:
1 car, as. No. grade, I can, (to; 1 car.
Sc. Oats: Na I white, I cars, Mm-.
No. 4 white, 1 car, slSto. No. a jello..'.
I car iic
Oaaaka Caeat fslse.
WHEAT Nc t hard, tt.tBOLM: No. I
hard, WAIVrt1.4t. No. 4 hard, tl.Mei.07M;
CORN -No. t Whlta, 7M7rV.c; No. I
white, WWIWir: Na 4 whit. N7THcj
No. I color. TaUTHia; No. I yellow, TlWi
TUso; No. t yellow. liVe; No. 4 yel
low, 717Mo; No. i 74444f?le; No, I, 744)
74c; No. 4, 4tMrWc; no grade, Urfr
cue
OAT; Na t whit. 4204r : staadard.
R461So: Na, I white, 2lo; Mo, 4 white,
.Itrel'tc; No. I vellow, 3mc.
FA KLEY Melting. Mcrsil.ll; No. I feed,
aVtrTtc; heavy feed. Tanasc. , .
fUlv-No. I. ltjSc. No. I, !78v
lariat Kaaelpta.
Wheat Cora. Oats
Chicago a
Minneapolis ,. .M
Omaha tt
llulutk M
t '
CHICAGO BA!!t AMD mOVIIIONt
rraiarea Ik TradlaB aad CImIbb
rrieee aa Boar l Trad. .
CHICAGO, May X7.-Rporu that the
(list new wheat of 1111 had been
harvested today In Teua wiped out
nearly ail of an advance due to fear of
uamag In Oklahoma, Kansas and N
btsska. The clow of lb market hot
uaa weak and varied from the earn ai
Haturday night to a gain of 1-1. Corn
nnlshed 1-1 to ic hwr, oat ranging
irom wOSe oir to a n of a aaa pro
tf.orts unchanged to two up.
' ideal weather for harvest ' formed part
of Hi -dispatrb that told of th reapers
beginning work fur th year. MoLnnan
tHiuniy, Teaaa had the honor or th initial
tut and sent word that tha yield there
ouid reach twenty buahis to th aero,
nuking a bountiful crop. Almost slmul
tttiieously advice were received that the
rHMo norihwest would product 7,a.0u
La.ntls against i.o.Uu last year and mat
tli oonuitlona wer perfect. Th out
Iihs), too. In th imketa and Minnesota
a said la be good, specially In regard
tu plenty of moisture. All this
caused long to unload freely and foreeu
a nlfarp backset, during which th market
rah into stop loss order. During the
eeMlon uly fluctuated between ll.lus
VU.12'. with last aai, li.llfA, Just .
wver Saturday.
Commission house sold Cora freely
throughout th day and there was only
a moderau demand. July awunf between
'', and 7mtj;tSo, closing weak. IWc
net lower at 7Mc. Cash grade wer.
tiaay. Ha. 1 yellow was quoted at DtJ4"C
Although rop complaint wr rv reived
from Ohio and Kansas th oaia market,
after a good advance, reacted. July ranged
I roes tee to slt,v-ic, and la the ad
waa wO-He, off at MrVSeVx
lroviaioa suffared a temporary decline
owing to larger receipt of hoga than
capeoted. When (he last gong sounded
th market stood almost precowly tAe
same aa hour befur.
Closlad price of future:
Article!
Open. liigh.l Low. Cloce. 8.1 y.
U'heatl
May.
Jaly.
1
llm 114
1 1414
1 hV,
1 teti
H
U
l
1 USVsi
1 12l
1 MS 1 HX.I
MSW 1 4S,1 et,la
iaH
Law..
M
Corn I I
May.f ' KHf
H
July. 7trS.7tTjS
TM
Pt.l7StS3tw';
I
0
OsciW'ai
-I5'sl ?si
J 1 lH'
3
VeTUT
stay.
July.
"srSti',1
iSePt.!42VutiUUwJ.I
Dec-4 I W;tlwVSy
May. li O,' U U CHj
juiy.i u a in '-! u 2s
Mept-U , M M U m
May.f M I f r
July. ! a Ma-dtt nU
U I. H,
MM I
II I7H
ii e
ii'ei"
i t
mm
MI?S
K!Ui
:1ft am.
neps, ie i.- in iv s.-i iv i sr m
lot. .it s-sj 1 C-beM) te-Ki aV7l
Ribs ) i if
July.) HlKiM ! J f
Xept.fW B-H! rHM aVJ7l tt
Kll'R firm: winter patents, fMott
ii,. winter straights. MsutjiW; sprlrui
latent, tvuttstis. spring straigbta, i.w
(,, : baker. 44 X-sft..
H t-.g. J, Kc.
rtAHl.t-V keedmg or mlitng. jj3c
l.ir to chol,-e malting. K leal. J.
nrJKN-Timotiiy, 7 tvfi.m, clover, turn
i .uye.
l iu.'VI8!oN-Mesa pork, lit t7HtJllst.
1 aru. In tiercea. tiJA e-tiort ribs, ui.
iuta.1 t uaisacea of wheat and Hour
t,ei is i.exi.'aa buahela. Primary
icetp( wer sskias) bushels, compered
t.i buetoels la correspondiBv
a year ago. In visible auptly of
ueal in th Lnlted etatee. decreased. I
...uai bushels for the week. The niwunt
4 bteadslud ua eceaa paieag. Iused
,.. busbela. Isttmated receitn fur
l-.i.'itiw: a beat, as cars. corn. cars
vets. 13 ears; tog. U w head.
"HtA7-.N. J red. tl.llie,; v 3
r-u. ..;iJ',. No. t hard. K.ilulK
N i aard. el.Util.i4',; No northerB
, kl-.-i: t nurutcin, ll letil ;
. Boi tuern, 11.111.1;, jie. spring, fl urn
i.i: Xo. 1 spring, si SOsjl !4: No. 4 spunT
i. w4rj.it, veitai caalf, ll.lobLi; iniruat,
l li-K2- No, t while
i-SfceJV; No. 1 yeliow. tt&alr; Ne. 1 71
v.-; Ne. 3 whit. aSBie; No. I yelWw
isv.; No. 4. 74:i-: Ne. 4 ahlta,
; Ne. 4 yellow. 7e477c.
OATS-No. 1 white, i;4r.T4jc; No" ;
ni.ct, - ; No. 4 White, MW-X:
i-lKiaM. ..tfTVc. 'l
.l TTl-R-ilarKH.
U: uairu. aajijic
KOU6-Market, steady; recetpt. ! hp)
". l Hera. iwi Included 1ttl7c
u.natj hiata. liSejlae: firsts 17..
r- , , .i-il r--iat t. steady; daisies, aV.
vwV . luis. i.l.v; vo.,11, AsserKa.
w o!jc: Ion TIUi. tiVji
wTiriOa- Market, acradr; receipt
. 42 tmn; . M cars: new. tl !;
Wisconsin o'd. U -nm; MIcJucd and'
af'iweata oh, li 5mi 1 77
rvl'U iH-Maiket. adve, fair, lurkex
foflSStt.,.
OMAHA GEXkMAL MARKET.
! BlTTER-No. L Mb. caitons. 73c: So.
I In O-iu. tubi. c; No. - J3c: nackina
ac.
CHEEBE Imported awlss. Z!c. Ameri
can Seise. 2c. block ewiss. 74c: twin
7X)c. daisies. He; triplet . aa-; young
America. .c: blu label brick. Uc: Um
berger. I-lb Zlc; Mb. J3t
Kmh tfrsah fiosanKPIckerel. tc: whit,
lie; pike. Uc; trout, lie: lam crapple.
l.tilic; cpanlah mackerel. Uc: eel. Uc;
raddocka, lie; nounder. ICc; green cat
fish. 14c, roe shad, sue each; shad roe. per
pair, 4c; salmon, kv: halibut, vc; vei
iow pcich. sc; bUlmio. ; bullheads, lie
POLL.TRT Brollols. ts WHiS.C per do.;
sptinaa, aitc; hens, liuloc: cocks, lie:
ducks. MwJUc; geeae, lie; turkey. TfoJ.
pigeon, per doi. ; Jl.ie. Ailv: Hena, llw
llVic; ola rooeirr, tc, .old ducks, full
feathered, lVtc; geese, full feathered, so,
turkey, lltjuc; pigeons, pr dot., 7c:
bonier, per doa., Ilx.. suab., Nu. L ti id
No. I rib, jgc; No. : i:us, ic; No. I
rib. 14e; No. 1 chucks SV; No. 2 chuck
9c: No. S caucks, tic; No. I loin 'Use'
No. I loin. ITIsc; No. I Mns, luc; No. i
rounds, i:fc; No. 1 rounds, lit; No. i
rounds, llc; No. 1 plate. Sc; No. 1
plates, 7Hc; Na I plates, 7c.
VEOETABLfco-Ucets, old crop, per lb..
Pkc Oabbage. Vt'kvconsin, par lb.. 41-c
new Vaiifornia. per lb, 4c. Celen. Cai
Ifornla Jumbo, per das., 11 00; Elortda, In
th rough. 4jc do., per case, ts.24, cu
cumber hot house, per box, 12. uu. Ksg
Plant, fancy Klorioa. per dot, .'.ui. Gar
lic, sxlra fancy, while, per do., lie
Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per do., jc
Onion. California, while, boiling, per lb.
7; Wisconsin, yellow Uiou. per lb., ec!
red Globe, per lb., ic; Spanish, per crate.
Parsley, lancy southern, per 00a.
bunches, uotjTSc. Partnlpa, fancy south
ern. per dun. bunclws, nhc; Parsnip,
per lb., S'.sc Potatoes, Allnnesota Ked
Klver aTarly Ohio deed, per bu.. 1 74;
Minnesota Early Hoae seer, tr bu. li t)
Hlles Triumph seed, pel bu., II . Wis
consin .whit clock, per bu., l 0. Rula
baK. In sucks, pa,- 10., ir. Tomaioes,
Plorida, per -bsk ctate, 43 76, Cuban.
Per i-luik., earner. U.JK a'urnip. uet lb.
JVtC
r-rtiJiTH, E7TC..Applet; Kxtra, fancy.
Uea Uavis, per bid., n .; Winesaps, per
bbl., k7: fancy alisaujn Piunli.. i..- 1....
Ht.Ji; Idaho Joiiatban, xt:a tincy, per
wm, T- . . aeiHilHllll n-ICSVniiei g, fct
IIOX. .'.i. WashlUAtuU it. ifenui-. n.r
box, P : Washington Otymitn 'inesap.
per box, eXou. bsnauaj: Kancy meet,
per buneh, 13d:t; Jumbo, per bunch. 1
11 7404.7. IaU: Anchor hrsnJ t,.w
J WK pkgs. in box, par box, U..i; Drom
edary brand, new, 1-lb. pku. In box, 1
per sua, es. r iSa: vsttloi nia, per ca
el 11 No, 12 pkgs.. He; per cm of X Na
11 !., la.su, per eass of W No. pkga,
t; bulk, in end es-lb. boxes, per lb.
Wo; new Turkish, s-crown In 20-lb. hoi.
iier iu., ik, -crvwn in je-id. Boxes, per
lb, 10c; v -crown In aVIb. box, nar fk
lio. Uras fruit: Florida. sise, per
at, lb. 44 alas, per oral, lijd: ko.ta.ai
sum, per crate, pi.. Or pea: Malaga
In bbl.. t7.ftutf7.su. lnwn: I.lmoneira
selected brand, extra fancy, aOP-Je sties,
per box, e; Lome Llmonrira, fancy, sub
m als, per box. KM. 34-uo slaen. 0a
per box I; California lemon., xJO-Jes
stsea, per box, KtuM.04. Orang,: Cali
fornia, Camellia brand, Navel, extim
fancy, lsls-is-li4-w-ll-aW ixc. per
box. U-X: xtra eholre, all lse. per bux,
H; Elephant brand, Us-Uv-l7-2v-ti si see.
per box, U.M: a-lw-124 le, per box,
tTaV Pineapple: O-at-M lass.'per era!,
la, atrawberrl; Louisiana, par ess uf
M pint, H.W.
MUsUELLANBOUS-Almonds. tarra
gon, per lb., lllec; In se'k Iota, lo lesa.
Coooanuta, par sack. HM. Filberts, per
lb., 14c; In amok kits, lo less. Psanuts,
roasted. In aack Iota, psr lb., 7tc; roasted
wag than sack lots, psr lb, Ic; raw, per
lb., 4a Pecan, Urge, per lb, 17c: In sack
Iota, le lea. Walnute, nw crop, 111,
California, per lb, 17c; In aack rot 1
lee. Cider, new Nehawtka, par u-gal,
bbL. la.0; per W-gaL, bbl., Nsw
York, Mott'a, per l-al. V4 bbL, li st; per
SI-gaL bbl. W as. Honey, new, M frame.
1174. Kraut, per U-gaL Lg, H.7H per
4-gsJ. ksg, ILS.
Owra and Wheat Heajtaa allla.
United Htatea Department of Agricul.
ture Weather bureau't report for th
twenty-four hours ending at I a. as., 74U
awrtdlatt time, tlnturdsy, May 17, lSlJ.
OMAHA LUaTRlCT.
Temp. italn, '
tatlona, Hlih. Lew. falL Bke.
asniarHL. no..
Aubum, Neb... 1
Broken Bow.,.. M
Columbus, Neb, M
t'ulbrton,Nb. II
Falrbury, Nb. 17
HartlngtoB It
HaaUnaa, Neb. 17
Holdrege, Ntb.lt
Uncoln. Neb.. M.
North Platte., N
Oakdala, Neb.. H .
Omaha M
Tekamah 17,
Valentin M
Alt, la...:.... M
Carroll, la M
Hlbley, la II
Nloux City. la. W
41 .14 Clear '
41 .M Clear '
11 .04 Clear
U . Clear
U . Clear
41 . Cloudy
M .4 Pl.i'loudy
M .00 Clear
W 00 Clear
44 ,M Clear
U .04 Clear
14 ,ut Clear
44 .Ml Clear
II .11 Clear
M .64 Clear .
s 1.17 Clear
, .11 pt. Cloudy
47 .11 Clear
at I.M Clear
Minimum temparatur for twaive-bour
period ending at I a. as.
DlkTMICT AVCRAOBaV
Na Temp. Jtaln
Central. dlallona. High. Law. tali.
Columbua U m . ta ,W
Louis via n . m .)
Chicago M U u .Ml
hi. Lout ........ 1 h as ,m
De Moines 8 a 4 7
Minneapolis ' U M .7
Ksnsa City & ' Ms .JO
Omaha 17 M ( .3
Very warm weather prevailed m Ne
braska and Kansa during Sunday, and
temperature wr fair In other portions
of th corn and wheat region. Rain oc
curred In all except th extreme eastern
dlatrict and xcelv falls occurred in
th Dakota. Minnesota. Wisconsin. Illi
nois, Iowa and Missouri. Th rain In
Nebreaka and Kanaa were very light
and widely acattwed.
l. a. we7l.nn.
Local forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Kaaaaa City Cirala aad Pravleleaa.
KANSAS CITY, Msy li.-WHEAT-Cn-ohanged
to Ic hlghsr; No. I hard. II Irejl
1.1; No. I. IM0bl.ll; No. I rsd, fl.lietl.l,
No. 1 11.1711 1.14.
C0RN'-l3c lower; No. 1 mixed. Mr; Ne.
3, TItiiWeCi No. I whlta, Mc; No, t, ia
nvsc
OATS-Vnchanged: No. 1 white, 440
HHc. No. i mixed. aMtWtr. .
closing price of futures:
WHfcAT-July, II tS, Meplember. ',c.
CORN July, 7c, kVplember. Hc: De
cember, aSHc
OA'rd-July, to; Septsmber, 41V,e.
RTE :Jc.
HAT Lower; choice timothy, K4.00S
S.'.C; choice prairie. tJs.trali
BUTTtirl Creamery, 3e; first. Jtc;
seconds. -He; packing stock, l)!?.
' EOCHi Extra. Uc, llrsts. 17c; second,
UtjlK.
Receipt elhlpmnu
bushel buahel
Wheat '.'... . M
Cora e n , 17 tt
Oat uVWJt ' !.
Mlaaeapalls Grata Market.
MINNKAPOUS, Mar 17. WHEAT
Mav. 11 1. July. II liS; eVptember.
II w. Cash: N.i I hard. P 14',: No. I
northers. Il lt'UIl I4S; No. t northern.
II. I!',i 1.12V No. i. tl.Wtfl.l4-
r I.AA .Wv.
BA K LE V7cttl1.e,
CilKN-Nu. 1 yellow, 7!if7tc.
OATS-No. 1 wnlte, Be. .
RYE No. Z. Kc.
H RAN la ha pound sarka. 4A7
S4.
VWII R-Flret patents. s.in$.7t: c
end patent. R iotv : first clears, 13 sdrt
4.U7. second clear. t2.B7tjS.ia.
sjllvraakee firala Market.
MILWAUKEE May 77 -WH KAT-No.
I northern. II 3il.'i: No. S northern.
1 l7H4t.t.: No. t hard winter. 1.U
1.14: July tl.U1: lajntember. tl.aiv,.
CORN-No. I yellow, aiftsil: No. 4
while. 4l1c: No. 1. 77Sc; July. S4c:
Bewtember. 73V".
OATn btamlard. lSjc.
Barley-Mailing. 41 Mbl.a.
tVerta Meekel.
PEORIA. May r.-X)RN-Flrm: No.
yellow. lc: Ne 1 yow. 7THJ7IVc; No.
3 mixed. 77"e; sample. C7c.
OATO-Higher; standard. Mc: No. I
white aTeStc
STOCK A.0 fdONDs.
Review af prratleae aa Meek Kx
rhs.sr Dsrist tke Day,
NEW VOHK. Msy n.-The dullnees ef
today's early session I the Mock aiarket
waa attributed to ine I ruled I-tales
anpreme court, which reconvened after a
fort nui tit s re,-ese) Wall street arofeeaed
ta bcllev that the conit weuid hand
tdown some important derisions arwl rMid-
ing such developments It decided to make
no commitments. Leudlrur tr4e centers
abroad observed the Whitsuntide holiday.
Kxcept for Lehigh Vlley and Can. none
of th active Issue varied aa much a a
point. Peoples tiss was again moderately
activ and atrong. Illinois Central lost a
point, bonda were easy.
The market new steady with few
changes of note at th opening, astu
from the one point gain of People ,a
and c for Canadian Pacific. Otherwise,
cnangr. cre merely fracuonal ua ti.tit
dealings.
ine market leaders developed some
weakness In the first hour, but tradiiu;
wa tio dull to poshes any algnlficani-e.
Lehigh Valley. Canadian. Interborough
Metroporltan preferred, and Rubber were
up a point or more.
Tli market cloaed heavy, la the lam
hour it became known tnat tne supreme
court had adjourned without acting en
the coal case and th market again
weakened slightly.
Number of sales an leading quotatloa
n bends today were:
c His. Law. Clssa
Aiiis-cssiaen sM it 4 t :
Aaalsssiaiei ceeser .... 4.N Ut, . sM sr4i
AMrtss Afrk-ulisrsl... im 4. CI
aaencs Beat aegsr... 7!, TrUj
Aaerkaa Css IMS !' 1
Anerkss C. d r M M t
Amerlres Cats Oil .....
Americas H. t pri
ABMrirsa Ice seeaHUei.. 414 9 St
T2V.
MS
Jt
2
I4w
42
H
1T
It
UHi
!,
it
siUj
M
M4
m
11 It
w
MS
ttt It
a
Anerlis Lecosietle
Aiaerlesa . ft Ft l.Nt It
Aiasr. a. a R pt ttt 1114
Aaeries steal Ktri
at.
14
Aaerkaa ltar Reflalag
4aencss t a Ta...
Amertcsa Teaser Bf4....
Aaerkss Wdelea
AMeasa Mialag Cs....
Aualaes
Alckleoa M.
Atlaalis Ceatt Us
Balllsiefe ft Okie.......
Brlkletwei Meal
sieaiis R.i Traam.
CssailUa fsrlfle
Cesieal Laetser
tsatral Ustaer sM
Tit ltt 141V,
Ht 434 4I4
114 lots Mt
It Mtsi sMa
''' itt" iass
at iii tli
Lost ' S4
4.U4 t SM)
mini M ow
CkMssesks ft Okie,
l
Z
i lik.i. ft Allee. ...:...
CkMet Urau WeWsrs
Ctlrss Orast West. SM
C. N. W
c. a. 41 at. r !.! 1144 i-s
I . .. C. ft M. L.
CMra. real ft Ires
l"t
tl
Mli
41 41
14214 141
II
1214 11V.
144
Celerees ft BostBsrs. ... 21
Csesoildstet os a
Core Praderts
Uelseara ft Hassss .. II
u. a K. o
u. ft n. 0. r'4. .......
fHullleni' gataniMa ... K
Kris I.
Ktlt M pit Mt
krle X I4
Ueaeral KlenrM 4.H
1S
ilM,
o"
utt
M
ifiii
11
u
iii'
my,
41 14
12
21
Mb
lit
I4
41
ITSi,
1111,
an
IM
tl4
tw
lit
11
11
a
11
a
4414
1I7U,
111 Vj
II
III
24V,
17
M4
un
ureal nunbtr pit ... 41
Utesl Nortssrs Ore ctli .
tea iittt
41
l,M lit,
in 414,
4M Hi
llllseis tvatral
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Ness Vark Maaey Market. ,
NEW YORK. May 17.-Money an call
call, ateady; 2,113 per cant; ruling rale,
1' per cent; oloelng bid, P per aent;
ottered at 1 per cent Tim loan, raaiei .
aixty daya, 1 per cent: ninety dava jb
3'a per cent: tlx months, thfjl per rent.
r-ruain aauicAis lit,, pApivlv-tr4V
per cent.
HTKKI.INU EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business in bankers' bills at 14.447.
fur sixty dsy. and at KI7K for demand
Coniine. clsl bills, M M.
eii.v tH-M.ikn dollar, 44c
BONDt4-Uovrnutnt, firm; railroad
uuiius, easy.
CieeiBf tuotatlsas ua beat today were
aa fellows: . ,
V. 4 rat Is. iag...mmstsr. M. M. lis..
4s esasea Isjaae M a.
II. a a. rag Wit' IHs an,
4e asaaea ..mK. C I. 1st as . nit
17. ft as, Mg IH l I. 4sk. 4 tlMU n
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A. T. ft T. ef. 4a. Nlt'sle. racinr 4s ... II
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e la . lath. T. caatral g. la I7i
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aa list i as a tit.
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c. at n. j. a aa ihi u ii r t ans
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aa ret M ettaK. k ft w e 4. u
r. ft A sa tl 4e ta eeM 4a.. 11',
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da see. 4a M B. aai a.. aiu
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aa rlf a R as. Rail war as ....114,
eacaas. Is. Is M Sa aaa a rsaT
Ceto. MIS. M a raise par tilt 4a.... let
-. ft r. a ma a,a a la 4 rat. a. . M.
net. ft M sr. a.... M a ev. a tttta
eD ft a ... M V. g. RabSar a..HS
ret. a a tj . Mast 44 to.. ;i,
DMainara- to . 74. v, .. caaaa la. as
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e ea a 4a la ft a. . a
a " a ear. ft.. ItHWaat. Ms. a In,
a ssr, ft 14 WaaL SI. e. to . M.
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M.. a ,. saine e. la st.
1st
Met 4wa .
1 i
M. aotttrsft
. Meejtoa Cteelaa Itaeka.
BOSTON, May IT.-CioMnc sue rations
en stocks acre aa fottn;
Allesa 44 aUaa, ' H
Asssi. Carter a2VNvss Cae s
A. 47 L. ft 4 29Nls4sla Hum .... IS,
Arlssas aa IHNartk Bulla a
r. o ft M t Nana use 1
Cel. ft Artaaa Mwni O alans 47 ,
rti ft Reca ttSBwaa itt
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. 44
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ale, Ramjia 4C.t Mrtak res
Kate take !trtak Can ir
lake Caaaa, MWteeaa a
LaaalH Caeeae .... StsWetveiU ,.. U
Miami Oawar M ,
Ba.
. Vr Mlelaa Btarlaa,
NEW TORE. Mbt r.-Ooalna awota.
t'set ea irrlnlntj stacks:
A-Ve ir-LKtle Cataf
Oaa Twees! ateek.... SMe4rsa la
as seaes MitatartS m
raw. rat- a s fwiaeir ...
m
Ires stiver .....,...iwaiuan1 ............. s
W"ia a. ..... miajave aaraa
0"e.
' Maak tlewrtwara.
OMAHA. May IT -Bank eAeaHna for
today were OOASMM and for th cor-
retpondinc day laat year, HSIJelM.
AMI it I I W CTftW IflDVPT
wMllA LI III OlULh MAKLtl
I
ferel. 47! -J c,..J 4. T
' WtUe MOW tBd Steady XO LOWtf
Thin Last Week.
HOGS A1E FIVE TO TLX LOWES
LasBhe Ceaalltet Balk af Offerlas
la the Skewa lire and ll aa
tk Opealaa Strwas, Clea
laa; leerr.
SOfTH OMaHA
May
Mi
IteeelpU were: Cattle. Hogs. Shep.
Estimate Monday ..... Tj.eua ,:
same day last week. ...3.34 l.ii 4.7l
Same day 2 w'k ago 7U1 ,.2H 2.7J
Itfflt davn 2 w'ka .am I '-a s iv Ail.
8am day 4 w ki aao.. J.7) 4.X.M ''7
aame day last ear.. im ,! !.
The foilowlna tahle .h,,wa tli renelnts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
rsr to oat, a compare witn
aat year: li' mi i. ri,
S"le 177,:47 4W.M4 46Hax7
"" l.S.2ti 1.IM.06I 41I.SH7 .......
"""P , eW.Ml U4.2W
Th following table shows th rang of
PP0 pa.11 tor " st South Omaha lor
th last few day, with comparisons:
Date.
im. qiu. lsia. lita.iiMg.iiaj;. uu4.
May 11.
7 Ut.1
JH
I Ji,(
Ttajl
4 Sbi X
4 li 4 17,
I m ik
n lie
4 27M ,
4 Mj 4M
j U 4 H
4 111 4 It
4 4 4 a
IKf 12
is?
11 '
Kay I7.
I4 (Mj
atay 14.
May 11.
May 2.
a S4; 44
I If a
I .-, i l
ai 4 34,
i L'
t 1 I Mi
J aa, I 4i
121
l I
1 1 I 14
7 141 I 11
7 14) i ttf
t Tli ;
May n.
May 72.
ay a.
May 14.
May .
May 14.
Kay 17.
tl
7 r.
4 W 43,
7 43H'
Hk(
4 I ,
I7a u
5 sTU 14i
4 44 1 a,
Sunday. .
Receipts and di.nr,un n.
V " Union (Jtot k Yards, south Omaha,
at J o'clock.' lw,at-tour nour "
UECEIPT3 CARS.
cattle. Hoc.8heep. H'r-.
c.. M. 81. p. Ky.. S
Wabash Ky....r..,..- j
l.'nlon Pacific Ry... 17
C. N. W., east.... 14
C. ft N.-W.. writ... a
C. L P., M. O... 14
C. B. Q., east.... 1
C. B. ft y., we,,.... B
C, R. 1. ft p., east. M
C...R. I. p.. west ..
Illinois Central Ry.. 1
C. O. W. Ry 1
1
li
11
271 -14
ii
1
'i
4
Total receipt ir? m
DlbPOSlTION-HGAD.
SI
Caul. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
414
1.U34
172
1.2B9
1.221
l.uai
owiu a cti
Cudshy Packing Co...
Armour at Co ,
Morrell
Hlnclalr
Hwift. from country....
Cudshy, from 800 City.
Cudahy, from country.
Hill don
r B. Lewis
Huston at Co
J. B. Root ft Co
1. H. Bulla
U T. Husg
L. Wolf
Werthetiner Degon..
Other buyia
7S
141
1
m
1.24
1.771
l.tte
tk)
1.3
m
it
14
IS
4
14
44
171
3K
Totals .: .t7 7,74 7,t7j
1 ai 1 ua: cattle trade ws very low
this morning and lo that xtent at least
unsatisfactory to th selling Interests.
While local rece.pu were not large
enough lo be! burdensome some other
pomta. especially Chicago, were reporting
very large runs with price showing more
er less weakness. Te this cause may be
aaorioed th dullnees sad whatever weak
Bass was dsveloped In the trade at thlt
point. Buyer of beef steers seemed to
be Inclined to move slowly and await
developments before filling orders, with
the result thst the morning waa well
advanced before anything Ilk a rltar
ance had been effected, duch cattl a
uvtra wanted commanded (teady price,
with other kind anywhere from weak
to quit a little lower. Buyer claimed
that the cattle were very full today and
that, taking that fact Into consideration,
all klnda were ateady.
Oood .dry lot cows and heifer wer
fully Meady with last week, but the
medium lo common kind have been
gradually eaalug off as usual at Ihl
season of th year.
There were not very many Mocker or
feeder In th yard, bat th feeling was
very weak and prices generally a llltle
lower In eoneaquence. Mtock heifer war
especially alow selltn at lower prices .
guoteiions on cattle: Ooed to cholc
beef steers. I 144. 14; fair to food beef
at ears, f7.Mejx.ia, cotaraoa to fall' beef
seeers, ss.4oti7.40; good to choice helfera,
M.r44j7.7i good ta choice cow, K.74eM.,i.
fair to good cow, 4.1eM.7l: common 10
(air eowa, H.40aj.ls; good to choice tock
era and feeders, K aun7.lt; talr to good
etecaera and feeders, K. Tita tt; nock
cow and heifer. B kjCiul), vrsl calvca,
4 0eV 27,; bulla staKs. ate. M.40t7.ua
Kcpreeentatrve aalca:
BEEF BTKEKH
Na , A. rr. Na At. It.
41 '..:a I a 21 1111 ta
21 . 1444 1 II 7 1441 4 S
1.., ,.. at 7 a ' M. I 24
u. .......... at t a 11... im a
I. ..., ta 1 s , it mi 1 a
u.... itn 7a '24.li mt ta
4 .....Mil t M It. UM I
II ;. sm ta- 11 mi' 1 a
a tea ia m utt im
u. .au ia ita 1 a
11 1111 ia .........ita2 ta
a at. 1 a a ..im ta
H 1117 I a 12 14a 1 a
STtiERs ANI HEIFERS.
I. ......... 41 4 B Ill .7 It
I... tu 1 a m... Ttt 1 a
1... lit iu 4.....,.ua a
7 a tit - a M III
tit a m 7... ni t a
4. 424 1 a
COWI.
1 .......... at im 1... ta ta
1 at t a it at t a
a...... at t a u lai 1 a
4 7. a in 11.1 1 at
t ta 4 u 1 tin t a
1. an 1 14 11 ita 1 a
4.... ...... .mt 4 a 1 at 1 11
I ai 1 a I utt 1 a
u. MH I a
HEIFER8.
a en 1 a - 1 ut 1 n
u... ....... a i 1 in ia
a 11 t at 1 a
Mia 1 m is
a. 721 1 a 1 ins 1 a
II at 4 a 1 , ta i a
- BULL.
L irrt t a 1 ...... .. lera 1 a
1 sa t a t.i ita 4 a
t a 1 a 1 ita 1 u
a. tut 1 a 1 .....ira 1 a
i ua 1 w 1...... isw ia
CALVE.
I ia 1 71 ta 1 a
1 at t a 1 ia t a
t ai is 1 ia a
1 ,. 2a a t 92 1 a
1 a 1 a 1 ia in
1 a 4t 1 , ia 1 a
1 ia t a 1 it 1
1 ut tit . 1 ta 13
7 ia t a 1 ia 1 a
I ta a 4 a 1 a
1 a 1 a 1 wit
1. in I a 1... a la
l. 111 a
8TOCKEB3 AND FEEDERS
4 ... a 1 a a. ..at ia
4 ; a is 11 ;u 1 a
a tu t a m na 1 a
a in 1 a 4..: ai 4 a
4 "7 4 a a 421 1 a
a - ant 4 1 4a 4 a
HOOd 43 rural conditions In the Ime
trade favored Buyer and th local mar
ket ruled Blow and lower In cenqueace.
Chicago drew an unseasonably heavy run
and all advfcree from that point were de
cidedly bearish. Locally, supplies wer
fully normal. mo anting t eumethlng
like 7,c head. Shippers led In the buying
at figures about a nickel off. but Backers
refused ta follow at this decline and
a euaily Insisted trpoa a I0HV eut ta
xslue. bulk eelllnc a this Bests. Clos
ing boetnea was espedallr dull at the
full decline.
Barrtmt cheaper read, trade artaemad
n new feature of eo-uvqaenee. Move
ment wore along until midday hetdre a
credits ale clearance was made snd
weuthta held at th aaeaal srwewda. Phlr-
favored th good medium weiaht
butcher hog m tneat Instant and
bought about l.aoo haad tot all.
Rest heart ho, on sal TMvwat at
f? 3. s compared with Saturday tea of
K7 4 while Bulk waa fairly wall au,auua
I within K.STaal.ii. Light stuff said at
li.a ana teea. aat very mti busiasa
wss transacted beuvw the ?.S taark. .
ReBreweritatlvw saVe-
j Xa ae. s fv. jt,. . . aa p,
f-!2 " 13 "5 !? ! c
w"""" i Jta " Si m i
ua ... ta
.Ml I Iti
..m m 14
..2X1 M 7 4
. .2 m 5 4i
:.2M ... 141
. 241 M 7 44
. .Ul 24 7 41
.JM ... 7 43
. .Sal 12 I 4
7 tt
1 a 1
I M
7 !2w
7 S
1 S
7 ni
t n,
77
7 a
7 a
7 a
71
H
.211 M il .
.? ... t a
211 IS
.! in,
.Hi. ... 7 xri
M 4 7 r4
.211 41 1 S7U.
..:it
. .24
BH 1SS 7 nij
211 St
11...
' St ..
n...
! 7t ...
...:ia at
7 I
..!4t Mt
1
7 M
...214
... !il t
....ta 2a
7 a
It?
1 M
7 a
7 a
221 ia 7 a
... itt a 7 a
..M4 42 7 42'-a
..at ia
II.. .....til M 7 UVj
tl 2!2 a 7
;i :a ms 7 a
n 2i ia f 4i
a im a fa
of sheen and lamb
...3T7
...TH
.31 n 1 a
KHtEP-Supplle
wer exceerlvely large- owing to th ar
rival of a trvlnloed of California lamb
but bulk of the run was lit In shown n
up. prcdudsf a atrong opening snd s
dull close. The few offerings available
early moved Into second hand at figure
generally a little higher, a tendency tha
au promptly checked with the ajmear
nee of the California. Buyers' needs
a er apparently limited and despite the
feet that the coast hunhe had plenty
of duality, trade became Mow and rather
saurgy.
tthorn lambs made up the bulk of early
offerings, beat grade en sale bringing
ts.377. Something strictly choice In this
line would probably land at M 40 or better.
Trtere were ne ewee or wethers of con
sequence on sale and the list of value
remained unchanged. The coast lambs
were aU springers, well matured, and un
like mat year's California, they Included
a light sort that showed Persian breed
ing. Another feature of the nhipment
appear In the comparison of dales, the
first Caiifornlas last year coming in
June.
There wbb nothing much doing In the
feeoer branch of the market for the rea
son that supply snd demand were both
very meaxer. Laat week bnv on coun
try account did not exceed V) head.
Shorn Sheep nnd Umht-UmM, good
to choice, I.r.i0; lambs, fair to good.
t7.,Mt.2l: yearlings, P.0O&W171; wether,
ti.7!aJ4.); ewee, S.2K7a.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Cnion block Yards. Ponth Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending 1 p. m. yes
terday: ... ...
Representative !!
U wooled yearling v.. 44
74 wooled yearlings, culls S4
7 wooled yearlings 77
117 wooled lamb 47
7 shorn lambs 47
K shorn lambs 4
1(10
I
i :n
4o
1 10
4
St. daeepk Live Sleek Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. May T7.-CATT
RecelpU. l,ats); market, slow; steers. H.73
c no cow ana neiters, a.itj-w; catves.
H :7oei .
Htvrig Racelnts I MC) head market, slnw
and lower; top, 47.44; bulk of sales, (7.44
71.
KIIEf.r AND LA M BB KaCSMPtt. J,w
head; market, steady; lambs, .autt.a.
K
Caltaa Market.
NEW TORK. May 17,-X)TTON-llpot,
cloaed quiet and 10 point lower; middling
uplande. 111.40; middling full. HI.; ssJea
S..SU balea.
Futures cloaed ateady; closing bids;
May, W.Kc; June, 10,stn; July, lO.kSc; Au
gust, note: Keptember. 11.04c; October,
11. 11c: November, 11.17c; December, 11.24c;
January, 11.14c; February, 11. Uc; March,
lL3c
- tain' Market.
NEW TORK, Msy 37.-8tHIAR.Raw,
firm: muscovado, at test, 1.4Sc; centrif
ugal. M test. 1.18c; molasses, 81 test, kSk:
refined., Orm.
WellKnownBarkeep
Dies Sunday Morning
Orrl Wilson, more familiarly known
"Turkey" Wilson, who for marly twelve
years has been connected with the bar
of various local hotels, died Sunday
morning at 1 o'clock at 1,1s boarding
bo uet at tha rra u It of ruptured blood
vessel, The rupture was sustained several
enra ago.
Wilson was IB'yeai of aga at the Una
of ll.a death and la survived by his
widow and one child I yean old. The
wife and Mhlld lire now In California
visiting, but they have been notified and
will return at one. yVon'l mother is
lopping at the Hotel Rome, and will
make arrangement for th fustrat Th
hurl) III be In Council Bluff a
The deceased was connected with the
iienahaw fur nearly ten years.
Bob Green's Funeral
to Be Held Tuesday
Th funeral of "Bob" Green, th Mur.
lay hotel bartender, who died Saturday,
will be held Tuesday afternoon at i
e'ekxk at th undertaking parlor of
Bui kett-Leslie The Interment will he at
th Forest Lawn oametary.
Ore-'B waa 71 year or age at th time
of hi death, which followed an illness of
but litre weak. He Is not known to
have oad any relative.
The deceased wss probably tha moat
remarkable man In the liquor dispenser
trad in Omaha. Although be has been
la th liquor business kt Omaha thirty
nine yesii, he never touched a drop of
Intoxicant while on duty. It used t be
ht faverlt saying that 'Boos Is a good
thing If you know when to ttk It." At
on tlm be owned and operated 4he
Oreer. Roof Garden at Tenth and Doug
las afreets.
POLICE FIND BUT FEW
- VICTIMS IN THEIR RAIDS
Vic was at a minimum la Omaha last
night according lo Detectlv 8tev
Moloney, for he could find but few
retort open. Ia the afteraooa on place
as .raided . on lower Douglas . street,
and In the evening- George Matthews.
Mil South. Fifth street, was arrested
charged with keeping an III governed
house. Three inmates were taken here.
AN af th big resorts that have been
running wide open erne Sheriff Msg bans
suddenly cessed operations bar closed
their doors and even the wisest of the
night awls had slim packing last nlghL
Patrolmen Rich and Smith who have
-beea cleaning up street walker, have
been aent back to their heats la their
regular urdfurtna, th women having all
beea frightened away.
LABORER IS INJURED
BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN
Steve Vo lner. a taborer living at
Twenty-sixth and Burt streets, was
Brutally assaulted early hut night by
sa unlden lifted truvn near Thirtieth aad
Cuming streets. Iloilner was partly
under the tanueace af Bvtuor and was
knocked BBcooacious at the first blow.
His aasailent then kicked and Jumnai
B his face and only stepped when
pesssraky apaBroactkeaL
- 4 Blaffa a, Baaey Creek ft.
Th CsancH Bluffs Cubs defealeat Uavr
Creek by the score of I 10 I. both teams
paying gtlt-edged ball. The feature of
the gam were the batting et Uss Cuba
snd the fielding of Points for Honey
Creek, fcore; R H
Hoaey Creek J414I44-a a
CouSH-fl Bluffs Cuba 4 1 4 4 4 1 14 4 1
Batterle: Cuke, Melvlia and try.
Honey Creek. Oakley and Patera.
T2W Persistent aa
L a of
wpapr Aveetlsta7
the Rued ts
m in s 1
M IM a 7 M
42. ..j. ..lit 12 T-Jt
74. 147 itt 2 31
M 21 7 St
st im m ;a
as ; is 4 a
s: -at it t ii
n 224 Mt 7 M
M 2X2 III 7 S
WOULD ALTER PENAL WSTF"
Iowa Prison CommitsioR Xakes Re
port and Suggestions.
JESUIT "OF IIIDESOIT nfftUIEY
Yardea Sender. Exonerated af the
t karajes Peaal Faraa with Oet
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(From a Btaff Correspondent.)
DE75 MOINES. May 27.-48per'l.)-A
penal farm for Iowa convict and ft com
plete chans In the penal system of the
stats Is proponed by the elate prison
commission appointed by Attorney Gen
eral Cosson.
Investigation of the prison conditions
In Iowa was commenced last fall by Mr.
Cosaoo, in associstlon -ittl Parley Shel
don of Ames and adge 27. A- Roberts of
Ottumwa, largely because of the accusa
tion of one Leonard Haley, a convict,
agalnat Warden Sanders and the whole
prison system. ' When the committee got
Into the matter deeply it decided upon
making a general investigation of the
prison system of the state and to recom
mend as to tha future. Not only was the
Port Madison prison Invest! gated and the
testimony of many convicts and others
taken, but the committee visited leading
prisons and reformatories In the east and
secured ft vast amount of Information
from wardens and others.
Present icin ll..fHtivv.
The conclusion of the committee, briefly
stated. Is that the system la at fault
rather than anv hoard or individual and
that there Is need of a great change In
the penal method employed in lowa. mtihtvt failed to get their names on tha
solution Is declared to be the establish
ment of a penal farm, and this should be
located, so th committee nays, not far
from the Slat Agricultural college, in
order that there may be Instruction from
the college In farm work.
"We know," says the committee, 'the
natural healtancy there will be th estab
lishing a new penal farm with allied In
dustries, hut considering that a worse
site for th locitioa of a stt institution
could not have been selected than the
particular spot chosen at Fort Madison.
and considering the Impossibility of ever
furnishing the proper means of classifica
tion and aegre-atlon necessary to any
highly reformatory methods, aad th un
questioned evil effects which result from
confining prisoners of all classes In one
building, and considering that other state
are now operating aa many as six and
even penal farms and actually making
a net profit of over loOO.Oo within
period of leas than two years, and th
overwhelming testimony of th economic
value of penal labor used under favor
able condition and under a system which
five th prisoner Incentive and hope,
and considering the undoubted benefits
which would follow ss a result of proper
co-operation given to a penal farm by our
agricultural college, and the far-reacbliur
effect upon society by adopt Ins th most
scientific and reformatory methods as ft
punishment for crime, w hellev that
our state cannot afford to continue a
policy of Indifference, Ignore what other
ststss are doing and wait until ths price
of land becomes so high aa to make th
proposal prohibitive and thus permanently
commit oursslves to ft policy of reaction
which casts reflection upon th char
acter and culture of our dttsenshlp."
The committee fully exonerated Warden
Sander from any blame In any way and
declared th accusation acalnat him to
b sbsolutely unfounded. Th contract
tabor system Is- unsparingly condemned
and II Is declared It should be abotlihcd
at once. ,
Fight aa Parcel reel.
A more vigorous tight on the parcel!
post Idea Is to b waxed henceforth by
the lowa retail grocers. At th conven
tion held last week they effected a com
plete reorganisation and old officers who
hsve long been lo charge will be sup-
planned by the new min. One of Ihc first
thing dons was to send a telegram to
the low senators asking them to fight
th pa rot Is post bills In congr. Th
former officials of the organisation in
this stau have also signed themselves
with the officer of the state grange,
which Is pushing lu candidates to ths
fore on ft platform of support of the par
cels post idea, and thla policy will be
Immediately .changed. The belief of the
grocer I that the parcels post system
would be Immensely Injurious to th re
tell buslnssa In Iowa. Th associstlon
will also take a big hand In the settle
ment of the freight rate matter pending
before the Interstate commerce com
mission. lewa aakers Asseetatlea.
Capisjns ef finance to th number of
between l.f and IK ar expected In
Cedar Rapid June 4 and 4 for th
twenty-fifth annual convention of lb
lewa Bankers' association.
Several men of national reputation
have agreed to attend the convention, In
addition to the noted banker, who will
talk. Included in the list ar such notables
Fra Elbertus Hubbard of East Aurora.
N'. T.; Adam J. Bed of Pine City, Minn..
William J. Burn, th famous detective.
Huvh U Cooper.' builder of the (real
dam at Keokuk; R. F. Harris, president
of the Illinois Banker' association, and
Prof. C. F. Curtia. dean of agrtcultur at
Ames.
GaatpetW Visit far laaalry.
A great deal of speculation waa Indulged
la at Muscatine a rant th visit then of
Hamuei Gompers. president of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor, and his confer
ence there with A. L. Crick, president of
th state federation. It ht now declared
that the visit waa on merely of Inquiry
Into conditions at Muscatine in connec
tion with the recent strik of th button
.workers. Mr. Oompera expects ta make
a report oa this fight and desired to be
informed aa ta all features.
Net sa Maay Draw Merc.
Th habit af keeping seven kinds of
headache medicine and other reflcs of
the apothecary's shop on milady's dress
ing table must be going eut of style
among ths first families. .
Trad In moth ball and marbles Is
falling aff. or something else M happen
ing ta the drug; Business la lowa. accord
ing to Edward J. Moore, secretary ef th
Stat Board of Pharmacy Commission
ers With the licenses for th new year all
teaucd. the rcgistrstlcei book kept by
Mr. Moors show there are 4.475 registered
phaMwavrktta with Iowa license. Laat
year tn total as ten.
Bc-tier Meat la WaateaJ.
War has beea declared by the health
depart meat an dealers selling diet Bid
and decaying meat ta the dry of Dee
Moines. Great quantities of horn killed
and uninspected meat era being sold to
local consumers which Is thought by the
health department to be unfit for food.
More than e.401 pounds of meat, sobm of
which ha beea In cold Moras for snore
the a twa years, is being watched by the
efftcera. Thta meat. It is said. M ta bad
eeadltiea and ts brown La color. The
owners, accardlns to advices received by
th kaaiHh department have beea trying
te dtinooo of it to grading camps. On
consignment sold to a camp has been
confiscated. 1
Vlrtls af Ante gpeedeea.
S. E. Shannon, an old resident.' r
72. died early today after be hsd .been
picked up by friends in an alley. He war
aerlously Injured ind waa unable to lU
how. It happened. It appeared that h
had been struck snd received lnterr.al
Injuries. His daughter has compelled t!;a
authorttlea to commence an investlgatloa
a she ts fully convinced thst th secklcnt
was one m which aa auto apeeder ran
over the old man and then hasten? 1
away. . - "
I aaa re wee Cess a a Ice fraaarr.
According te th report of the atu;e
auditor made public today, as to in
surance other than fir, the insuraneo
business ha been quite profitable in
Iowa the past year. The beat evidence
of the stesdy Increase of business la
found la the fact that last year these
companies paid In fees to Iowa througn
this department over TTI.'Je as again it
IsS.uM ten years before; and that th
ssgresate of taxes paid was tm.M r
against tS4,(W tea years before.
. , New tiaard 4 esspaay.
) The adjutant general returned tod i."
from Waterloo where he mustered in a
new militia company to take the place
ef the one at Manchester recently dis
banded. This makes two companies at
Waterloo.
The fuard department is heme kept
up to a high standard and all the com-
panic are being maintained with as com. ',
plete membership as possible.
Pewfclhltlamlata' I'ertloae,
It develope today thst the prohibition
ists have facllons In their little party
.nrf . ..... -1 1 aaa , 1
j alignment. Two candidates for governor
ballot, O. U- El lea of Marwballiown and
C X. Jonra of Perry. . Each one owns .
a prohibition paper and the official of j
the party have decided that nomination '
of either one will ruin the party. Hence:
they have brought out Malcom Smith of '
Cedar Rapids as a candidate, bav had)
pasters printed aad sent out and will
undertake to win by pasting Smith's ;
nam on the ballots. It promises a lively '
light in the party at the poll and a
great Increase In the prohibition vote ef
Ihe slate. Four year ago . when tha
Mri h,a w .... 1 .h . ,
- j ,,w m mmiw u a, ii'i.i W avvw
l-foa vote were rest In th prtmary. -
Th last day on which ft voter may
file notice of a change of party affllla- '
lion so that he ran change his vote at
tle primary was Saturday and the report
i that very few changes have been ef- .
fected. The. names srs certified out to
the Judges : of ths primary election as
affiliated two years ago.
COLONEL'S MEW ; CLAIM MORS
Make Aaaerttaa Tkry Have 14 Dele.
"," sale. Pledaed.
NEW TORK. May 27. -Tha! twenty
four of the ninety delegates from Ne..
York stale to the republican national
convention have pledged their support
to Colonel Roosevelt was the statement
mad today by Senator Joseph il, Dixon,
chairmen of the Roosevelt national com-
mltte. H reiterated hi claim that
Colonel Roosevelt ha now mora than a
sufficient number of delegates instructed
and pledged 10 assure his nomination on
th first ballot.- -
lledlll McCormlck of Chicago, who con
ferred with Senator. Dixon at the Wal
dorf Astoria, aald that 411 delegate ar
now pledged to the candidacy of Colonc.'
Kooeevelt.
DALLAS.' Tex. May. fc.-Tww stata ,
political conventions will be held in
Texas on Tuesday. The democrats win
meet at Haiuinn aM ohu,u . v.i .. .
district delegates and eight delegatea-at-larse
to the national convention.
The republican will meet at Fort
Worth to nam eight delcgatta-at-larg
to the natlunalconventlon. .
The renubllcaa dlatrica 1 ......
bn chosen, tight delegates instructed
for Roosevelt, two for Taft. four unin-
struct ed and eighteen Beat oonteated.
Both aides a re claiming control of th
republican state convention. Eighty dele
gates are Instructed for avooeavelt and
forty-nine for Taft, but there are enougli
unlnstructed to swing the convention
either way. . .
Wilson supporters will bsvs a majority
In the democratic state convention and.
according to Texas precedent, will have
authority -to bind the entire stats dele
gation with Instructions.
PRINCETON. N. J.. Hay 7.-Colonal
Roosevelt. (Jovemor Wilson are both
scheduled to make political speeches her
tomorrow. , .
President Hlbben of Princeton univer
sity consented to permit th uss of Alex
ander hall for the colonel's speech on
condition thst no reference be made to
President Taft. who was recently a guest
of the university. Colonel Roosevelt wired
th Roosevelt club of the university under
hoae auspices the speech la to be made
that he would speak out af doors. The
student, member of the Roosevelt club
have arranged to have th colonel speak
from the balcony of Naxsauinn.
Th Wood row Wilson club of the uni
versity, lesrnlng that Governor - Wilson
would be in Princeton tomorrow, arranged
for a counter attraction. They will hold
j a parade out to Governor Wilson' resl-
weucw sum a-ivicianu Lane, wnere the gov
ernor has consented to speak.
ATLANTA. May K.-GaoYtlft'g dele
gatioa to th democratic national con
vention, which will be chosen s a itata
convention here Wednesday, will be ac
companied to Baltimore by 1 000 Under
wood boosters traveling In two special
trains. Plana have been completed for the k
trip. . "
In accordance with the result of ths
preferential primary, the state convention
wiu instruct tha twenty -eight votes of
Georgia for Cwigressman Underwood.
Dhnrlct delegates, except those from th
Fifth, who wer nemed -Saturday, will b
chosen by dtstrlet caucus Just prior to the -convention.
Thomas K. W atson, one time populist
candidate for president will seek a seat
ea th. Georgia delegation. Ha has an- -ou
need hi Intention of going to Balti
mor to continue his tight against W. J. .
Btyta. ......
Faa Thrws la III. isssel. '
IKaSTOX. May S.-Gonrnor Eugene X.
Fosa. who ha been mentioned aa a possi
bility for th democratic nomination for
arestdent and for whom Massachusetts
elected eight delen ea-at-iarg. to th
Baltimore eonveatioB will cater actively
next August in the campaign of national
politics m Vermont as a "natir. oa" of
that state, according to a statement
he Issued tonight
NEWSIES WILL BE ELK
GUESTS AT THE MIKADO
. Newsboys of Omaia and South Omaha
will view "The Mikado" mat MJoJr thf
tarn af Capt. Dunn. Oscar Lethe, s
Henriltoa and others of the comedy rot-
tonisbt and Tuesday night at tiw
Orraheura a guests of th Elks. Vlsttinc
and boapltal nurses win be truest of tl
wag ia tne upper boxes.