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    THE BEE: OMAHA, FK1DAY, MAY 2, 101...
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rouLTitv and surrLiKs
NEOSHO Poultry Yards. established In
I8S3; Rose Comb 11, I. fleas. I have bred
this breed 10 rears, eggs, $1-50 and $1.00
per 18. J V. swartx, Amerlcus, Kitn.
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red and
"White Orpington egga for hatching,
per 16, C. W. Brltt, llarkcr Block.
E BETiTiE. MASSAGE, Mod ern
' Drugless Treatments.
703 South ICth street, Apartmont B.
Massage. Mrs. Steele. 1807 Farnam. 3d fL
Miss Fisher, mas., bath, elec. treat D. 8C
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cast
off clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. Ws collect, repair and sell at 111
N. 11th St., for cost of collection, to the
worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4125 and
wagon win can.
189
JXUVCTiiXjJ.i.U vinton. D. 7S95.
6J-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Bexten pharmacy, 12th and Dodge.
MANICUIUNU; face, scalp and mag
netic treatment. Miss Debar. 204 S. lflth.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
649 subscriptions to the L. H. Journal,
$1.60; 6. E. Post, $1.S0. und Country Uen
tleman, $1.W, will earn $3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n. which will Insure
myself and fifteen other sutferers $10 a
month each. Your renewal worth 60
cents. DONT WITHHOLD IT. ,
Phone Douglas 7163. Omaha, Neb.
GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at 17th and Rt. Marys Ave where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers aid at the Union station.
MA8SAQE MRS. RITTENHOU8T3, 308
Boston Store. Eve. and Sun. appolnt'a.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
887 subscriptions to the L. H. Journal
11.60; S. E. Post. 11.50, and Country Gen
tleman, $1.60, will earn (3,000 for the In
valids' Pension Ass'n, which will Insure
myself and fifteen other sufferers 10 a
month each.
Must have 87 In April. Your renewal
worth 60 cents. DON'T WITHOLD IT.
Phnnn Do UK lax 7161. Omaha Neb.
GORDON. THE MAGAZINE MAN
PARODIES on the latest songs. Send
tamps for list. E. L. Curry, Box S4J,
Council 'Bluffs, la.
Xf ARQAlilT. Swedish movement. 41S
XLLi00.i.U.lLl Bee Bldg cougloa C37SL
BALK OK EXCHANGE It B.
HAVE good farms to exchange for resi
dence and Income property, owners see
us. J. A. Olson, SOI City National Hank
Uldg., Omaha.
CYCLONES
CAN WRECK CITY PROPERTY,
but they can't wreck land. We have land
tor city property.
PALMER LAND CO.,
1106 W. O. W. Bldg.. Omaha.
190-A,, NEAR Crook, Logan Co.; want
residence will take good mdse.; land Is
Irrigated; lies good: price $40. W. M.
yiTi Arcade Bids- Pes Moines, la.
Improved Farm
Half section and 80 acrea; south central
Nebraska; fair Improvements. Price
(16,000. Want to trade this for town prop
erty. No agents. Address me to Post
office Box No. 633. Qmaha, Neb.
TRADE if you can't sell. W. S. Frank.
1025 City Nat, Bank.
CHOICE, absolutely flawless IGO-acre
Minnesota farm, within two miles of two
Rood railroad market towns; six big ele
vators; every foot cultivated; fine, black
loam Boll; rented for one-third crop;
should bring $1,000 annual income. Would
consider clear Omaha property up to $7,000
as payment. Big Stono Land Co., C20 S.
10th Sti,. .Omaha.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS UP TITLB.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska. 206 Brandcls Theater.
ACItEAGE F-UIt SALE.
PAIMEITlAND CO.
Have just lately got control of twenty
five sections of Una land in Nebraska and
Kansas, which they will exchange for
clear property. 1106 W. O. W. Bldg.
CITY PllOPEKTY FOB. HALE.
Beautiful Home
In Kountze Place
We are offering one of the best built
homes In this choice addition, located at
1811 Wirt St. A house that was built
for a homo 5 years .ago of tho very best
material throughout; has vestibule en
trance with center hall; living room with
fireplace 'to one side of hall, parlor nnd
dining room on the other side, nnd kitchen
with large pantries on tho first floor; a
large stairway leauing oil ol tho middle
hall to the second floor. Second story
has 4 large sleeping rooms and bath,
large attic whloh is floored, and where
several rooms con be finished off when
needed; hot water heating nlant. and
the very best grade of plumbing through
out, utiii lot wun large snaaa trees; on
one of the best streets In this addition:
good homes all around. Owner has made
a very low prico if sold 'within the next
SO days.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St
Walking Distance
Easy Payments
This sew, modern and up-to-dato 6-room
house, wltn sleeping porch, Is worth In
vestigating. $600 makes the first payment,
balance like rent. Is at 911 So. 27th St.
This 5-room, nearly modern cottage la
In fine repair. Is a bargain buy. price
Is reasonable. $300 cash and balance
monuny. sho in. au su
833 So. 19th St. This house does not
amount to anything, but the lot is fine.
6am can be hod on oasy payments and
the price is very low.
CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY,
Douglas 200. 608 Bee Bldg,
It's a Bargain
2328 So. 32d Ave.
Wo want an offer at onco for this fine
home; 'eight rooms, very well built, mod
ern throughout, oak finish, tastily deco
rated; four good bedrooms; full east
front lot. with fine lawn, shrubbery, etc.;
good barn. Cost $6,700, but must sell on
nrwiunt nf ulrlrnAsa nn urltl ....... 1 ..
.. ., ... I.UUDJUC, any
reasonable offer. Phone us for appoint
ment to see the house.
Glover & Spain
121&-23 City Nat. Bank. Doug. 336X
TYTrVTYPlVl T .VP Rinp.iiu
Double frontage, east and west, both
streets paved, sightly location, near 19th
and Burt, $975. Can arrange for easy
terms and building; also several homes
and lots $500 and up, on which can build
on easy terms.
J. B. M'KITRICK.
4S1 Ramge Bldg. D. 8S7.
Good House
At a Sacrifice
Near Hanscom Park
1335 South 29th St.
Eight rooms, bath and laundry; all
modern and In good condition; large base
ment; fine furnace; brick coal bins and
vegetable cellar) storm sash; screens:
awning; cement walks; also furniture!
consisting of quartered oak bookcase,
library table, china closet, dining table,
leather-seated chairs, fine kitchen cabl-
! net, gas stove, eic. Am leaving city and
BUY FROM. OWNER
1814 Evans St. 14 block from car Thr
rooms downstairs; sun room and bath:
beam ceilings, t-foot brick basement: Lot
60x126 front and back yard, all sod; large
garage. Now occupied by owner. Newly
completed. Built for home. For further
Information call at 1814 Evans.
""TO BUT, SELL OR RlsNT. FIRST SEE
JOHN W. ROUB1NS. 1402 FARNAM 8V,
REAL ESTATE
citv 1'itoriaitTY run sale-
Dandy Little Home
Only $1,650
."Old Ruggles St, R dandy rooms; south
front lot 60x130, with fine large mnpie
trees and plenty of fruit; nice lawn and
beautiful view; cemented cellar, soreens,
chicken house, furnace, city water and
gas. Owner going away and offers this
at a bargain figure of $1,00 on easy
terras.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
616 Omaha National Rank Bldg.
COTTAGES FOR SALE
TO BE MOVED.
For Particulars Phono Douglas 8335.
$16.00 Down
WITH $16 PER MONTH
buys a nice home.
INTER-MOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE CO,
iiuj uougias. Main Floor.
REAL E8TATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALI3.
California.
SAN JOAQUTn VALLEY
ALFALFA nnd FRUIT Lands.
Southern Pacific nnd Banta Fo main
lines traverse our absolutely level tract
Only 16 feet to water; also artesian wells.
Five hours' run to either San Franelsco
or Los Angeles, with a combined popula
tion of far over 1,000,000.
$125 PER ACRE -EAST TERMS.
Join our half-rate excursion to
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
In May See the
FONTANA ORANGE GROVES,
located on the electric line from Los
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your rcaeratlons early and let us
show you the "GOLDEN STATE" from
Ban Francisco to San Diego.
For free handsomely Illustrated book
lets on all matters Caltforlan, see or
writs
KARL BREHME3, BIS Boe Bldg.
CALIFORNIA lano excursions 1st and
td Tues. W. T. Smith Co. 815 City Nat Bk.
Florida.
TRADE 6 sections well drained prairie
land, Florida, $33 aore. owner. Box 87,
Nevada, Mo.
Mtuourl.
In Missouri; S3i acres; 214 miles from St
Jim. HVm f,... ... 1 ......... .. 1.1 1 1
change for Income property in Omaha
A.uiu uiuuinuriuice. iiave reoenur
become resident of Omaha and desire all
my Investments in Omaha. For further
nartlclllnm mil IT! T) u ......1 ... nn -nt.
braska Hlau-Oas Co. Douglas 8377.
Minnesota.
CLAY AND BECKER COUNTIES,
In the famous Red River valley; rich,
blaok soil, clay subsoil; $20 to $40 per
acre; easy terms. Send for list O. T.
Felland Land Co., No. 627 Palace Build
Ing. Minneapolis, Minn.
Nebraska.
DON'T forget to be at Crawford Vh .
June a; 27, Si, 1913.
lievr YorK.
COAfTC t n t1A liLnri nf nnns,.-ML,
crops are suro every year; 92 acres, $21
uuu, .ow uiujn nown. x mue out;
buildings worth $1,000.
$9 000,BCre'' P6r QCre' bulldlnKB worth
100 acros, 2 miles out macad. road, $20
Per acre, $500 cash down, R. R, fare to
purchaser.
Write for photos.
Munson The Square Deal Land Man.
2126 S. Saline St,
Syracuse. N. T.
EMPIRE state farm given away; 276
acres including 60 choice Holsteln cows,
worth $5,000; bulldlngB worth $10,000; fod
der and tools; milk averages over $17
every dAy In the year; old age reason;
price $17,000; $5,000 cush, $200 yearly, 6 per
cent interest; free catalogue. C. J. Ellis,
Farmers bank, SpringvlUe, N. Y.
Ore iron.
WE ARE owners of a 700-acre, 3-year-old
commercial applo orchard, located In
Douglas oounty, Pregon, nonirrlgated
and in high state of cultivation. Will
wholesale It in 100-acre tracts or multi
ples thereof to responsible parties desir
ing a first-class retail proposition. De
tailed information and terms furnished.
Sunnydale Orchard Company, 1302 Ply
mouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
WuahlUKtuil.
THE WALLA WALLA VALLET,
Washington, presents at the present Umi
a most attractive field for tha Investor
and homeseeker. This section has never
experienced a cyclone, hurricane, tornado
or flood. A diversified district, where
the small tract farmer does eu.uc.lly as
well as the large grain grower. Writ
today for free illustrated literature de
scribing fruit growing, gardening, dairy
ing and hog raising. The Commercial
Club, Walla Walla, Wash.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, 6, 6H and 6 per cent: no dslay.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam HL
GARVIN BR0S.oh- g "J
MONEY To loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000.
W. H. THOMAS, t2t State Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
021 CITT NATIONAL BANK BLDO,
DOUGLAS 1278.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1018 Omaha National. Douglas 271$.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros
Pf. 1.11 I LUAno, jJCllli.-ai iuu.b w,
" 110-ili uranoeis i neater mag.
HARRISON & MORTON. 9 Om. Nat
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED SMALL TRACT OF LAND
NEAR OMAHA. 10 to 60 acres. P. O.
Box 626. Blair. Neb.
WE have a buyer for your housecall
Osborne Realty Co. Phone Douglas 147.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
OLASQOW
Ocean passage VA days. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, eta, apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Gen. Arts., 35 W. Randolph HL, Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
WANTED TO BUT.
Dolgoff td band store pays highest pries
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1907.
y'EBT prices for furniture. Call D. 71M.
WOULD like to buy a firs or six-room
bouse to be moved on a lot. One in the
neighborhood of 2th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4301.
D. 055. Quick buyers of furniture.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Hhlp lUe stock to South Omaha. Bsvs
mileage and shrinkage. Tour consign
ments receive prompt and careful attsn.
lion.
Live Stock Coutiniaalou UercBistt,
BYER8 BROS. St Co. Strong, ratable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. St Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bldg,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
May Wheat Holding Liquidated by
Scattered Holders.
CORN IS GRADING MUCH BETTER
OitiHhu Stnrkn Arc Im'rennlnK nnil
Very I.lttlr Yellntr Cereal Is
Avnllnlile in Chlcnao for
Mar Delivery,
OMAHA. May 1. 191X
The market was Inclined to be easier
yesterday because the foreign markets
were lower, although a good demand de
veloped on the break nnd prices grad
ually grow firmer. Liquidation of May
holdings by scattered traders was noted
early in the dor. while traders were
transferring hedges from May to later
months. Minneapolis mills arc said to
have bought winter wheat in the south
west markets yesterday.
Logan A Bryan, through their crop ex
perts, issued a report yeatetday saying
that the acreage sown In Kansas was
7.4K,0H. while S32.62S acres lmvo been
abandoned. Indicating a total yield of
125,520,694 bushels. The above figures re
sult from tho average opinions of more
than 800 grain millers and bankers, who
are In clone touch with actual prospects.
The present condition Is M.2 .per i-ent on
the standing ncreage, using nineteen
bushels an 100 per cent The Indicated
ylold of 7.1(3,776 acres standing is about
1S.1 bushels per acre. There Is sufficient
moisture over all the western part of
the state to tako care of tho growing
plant until the middle of May. The big
central belt where the wheat Is thickest
on the ground, will need moisture before
that time. The plant Is earlier than usual
over the large producing area.
From the manner In which longs In
May wheat have been liquidating their
holdings for many weeks pant, und this,
too, at much lower prlcep, tho longs have
mado up their minds that It would be a
rather poor bargain to take delivery and
run the chance of disposing of a round
lot of this grain in the face of the most
rosy outlook over seen In America,
Cash wheat was unchanged to 4c lower.
Corn receipts, which Hre largely of
fresh shellod corn, are grading much bet
ter than formerly, and Omaha stockB are
decreasing rapidly. The total stocks In
Chicago today are not over 3,600.000 bush
els, with very little available for delivery
on May contracts. The cash demand Is
not urgent except from Industrial con
sumers. Traders think tho market ac
tion, unless affected by conditions not
yet apparent, Is likely to be but moderate
during the next two or thrco weeks.
Cash com was He to lc higher.
The good Etrength In oats yesterday
was duo in part to buying becauso of
numerous roports of necessity for reared
tng. Showers, to give oats a good start,
are needed through the belt The scarcity
of oats that will grade contract has In
duced considerable covering by shorts in
tho near by deliveries. Tho receipts con
tinue moderate nnd the indications now
are that the movement will not beoomo
heavy until after corn planting.
Cash oats were He higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour. 1U.0OO
bushols; corn, 60,000 bushels; oats, 13,000
bushels.
Liverpool olose: Wheat, 1 lower;
corn, USd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 655,000
bushels and shipments BVi.OOO bushels,
against receipts of 4&4.000 bushols and
shipments of 3,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 383,000 bush
els and shipments 3S3.000 bushels,
against receipts of 694,000 bushels and
shipments of 449,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts wore 488,000 bush
els and shipments 623,000 bushels
.against receipts of S47.000 bushels and
shipments of 690,000 bushels last year.
Cnrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 30 163 14T
Minnesota 191 ..
DulutU $9
Omaha j...... 47 28 18
Kansas City W 28 3
Rt. Louts 71 28
Winnipeg 190
Omnha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, S46c; No. 3
hard, $EH36c: No. 4 hard. 8&84Hc: No.
3 spring, 85S5Hc; No. 4 spring, S384ttc:
Na durum, 88388Hc; No. 3 durum, 87
CORN-No. 2 white, EGViSWJHc; No. 8
white, 54H6c; No. 4 white, MH864c; No.
2 yellow, EBc; No. 3, yellow, 6464c; No.
4 yellow, 63QC4c; No. 2. 64WSG4H0: No. 3,
63H054C; No. 4. G2H63Hc.
OATS No. 2 white. 3JKC34Hc; standard,
S3io; No. 3 white, 33Hc; No. 4 white. 3S
SSUc.
BARLEY Malting. 646C2c; No. 1 feed,
414fia
RYE No. 2, 67W7c: No. 8, 66HS7Wc
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard .winter: 2 cars,
S6lo; 1 car, 86V.C. No. 3 hard winter;
1 car. 86c: 1 car, 85?ia No. 4 liard winter:
1 car. 84Hc: 1 car. 84c No. 3 mixed: 1
car. 854ic.
CORN No, 3 white. 1 car, 660! 1 car,
54Hc No. 4 whitMi car 64o. No. i yel
low: 1 car 55c, No. 3 yellow: 1 car. Uo;
2 cars, 54Hc; 2 cars, E4Mc: car, 64c. No.
3 mixed: 2 cars, 64c: 4 cars. 63ic No
glade: 1 car, 62Hc; 1 car, 61 He.
OATS Stondard: 2 cars. 33Hc, No. 8
white: 6 cars, 33Hc. No. 4 white, 1 car,
RYE No. J: 1 car. 57c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TrndluK nnd Clostnir
1'rlces on IlourtI of Trade.
CHICAGO. May 1. Reports that sev
eral largo flour mills wero soon to close
because of poor trade today weakened
wheat. Closing prices were c to Ho
net lower. Corn had a not decline of Ho
to HSc. oats finished unchanged to Hi?
He off, but provisions made a net up
turn 01 zmc to IbC
Advices that the closing down of sev
eral big northwestern flour mills was
Impending because of a falling off in
business was coupled with more favor
able news as to tho European political
situation. A prompt weakening of wheat
values took place and the market closed
at near the low point of tho day. Lower
cables, based on favorable European crop
news, formed an additional bearish fac
tor, as did the reiteration of enthusiastic
crop news from the domestic field.
A little upturn after a weak opening
occurred on account of the fact that
1,895,000 bushels of wheat delivered on
May contracts had mainly gone into
strong hands. On Uie swell there was
considerable profit taking A downward
titnd was already in evldenoe when tha
milling situation aggravated bearish con
ditions. Primary receipts of wheat today were
665,000 bushels', last year, 404,000 bushels.
Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour
equalled 143,000 bushels.
Poor demand for American corn at Liv
erpool helped weaken this market There
were fitful rallies on buying spurts, but
the general tone was heavy.
Oats, after a firm start, weakened with
other grains.
Small hog receipts and a consequent
upturn In prices at the yards helped pro
visions. Improved cash trade also aided
values.
Article. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. 1 Close. I Yes'y.
Wheatl
I.
I 1
May.
July.
Sept.
Corn. I
May.
July.
Sept
Oats. I
May.
July.
Sept
Pork. I
May.
July.
Sept.
Lard. !
May.
July.
Sept.
91VtfrKI 92H
lHSJ 91H
91H-2H 92
91STH 92H
H
91H91HHl
66H1
66
65H356HOH
55H-H 6H
6ST& 66
60H
66
S5Hgi
35
S64jTil 57H!
I
S5HSH!
35H5TT4
3?ifH34HH
34&35!
I35HS-H:
34 34H
19 70
19 CS
19 60
11 00
19 76
19 70
19 60
19 62H
19 62
19 47
19 CO
19 40
10 92
19 G2H
19 42H
19 Hi
19 42H
10 97'
11 02H
10 97H'
10 87H
10 87H
10 S5
10 85
11 40
10 hZiti
10 22.
10 87
10 87
10 fc&
10 86
11 3&7T
II 37
11 00
10 85
10 85
11 40
10 90
11 60
Ribs. I
May.
July.
Sept.
11 60
11 06
11 02H6
10 87H
11 07
U 02
10 87'
10 87H
10 0
10 87H1
Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red, 21.01
S1.07; No. 3 red. XcfiJl.00: No. 2 hard'
93So. No. 3 hard, 92tMc; No. 1 north-,
ern. 92QMc: No. 3 northern, 91ogit.08H:
No. 3 northern, tOQOloi No. 2 spring, Wet
WANTKU TO RENT
YOUNG business man desires room In
strictly private home; no rooming houvo
need answer. Address SI 308, Bee.
ONE furnished room; nothlng'north of
lyithrop nor west of Sitlu Call evenings,
Web. eJss.
9.V N'o. 3 sprlne. RHidli". Nt. 4 surlnr.
CS9c. velvet chaff. !.71iV4c. durum.
V?c t'orn No. 2. MHfvVc. No. 2 whlti-.
SIWXV.', No. 2 yellow. MMft?i No. S, M
fc; No 3 white, ssffvsno. No. 3 yellow.
MfcMV; No 4. MtfttlV: No. 4 white. K
fl6c; No 4 yellow. (ifV Oats No
2 white. s;fl7Hc, No white. a'4fNMk,
No. 4 white, 34HOtv4c; standard. 3SV
Hye: No. 2. Mtwc. Barley. 4CtiVc Seeds
Timothy, 3.:lf.fl6. clover. W.OOflMW.
Provisions. Pork. 119 H. lard. jio.WH.
ribs. tl Ujru K7H.
lU'TTKR Firm, creamerlrs, 2WV
KQOf Hteady; receipts. J4.M races:
fresh, We: nt mark, coses Included, 17
ISc; ordinary firsts, 17c; firsts, 190.
POTATOES I'lvhangrd; receipts,
cars; Michigan. 4345c: Minnesota, 4tf4.V;:
Wisconsin. lOfflRe.
POl'LTRY-Llve. higher: chlokens and
springs, 17c.
Corn nnd AVhent Iteaton Iltilletln.
United Stntcs Department of Agricul
ture, weather bureau, for Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
S a. m., 76th meridian time, Thursday,
May 1. 1913:
OMAHA D1RTRICT STATIONS.
-Temp. Rain
High. Low. fall. Sky.
Anhland. Neb.. S7 fd .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb... SS 64 .00 Clear
B'ken Bow, Nb M 39 .00 Cloudy
Columbus, Nb. 85 60 .00 Clear
Culbcrtson. Nb W 46 .CO Clear
Falrbury, Neb. 80 66 .00 It. cloudy
Fairmont, Neb. tf, 6S .00 Clear
Or. Island, Nb 86 61 .00 Pt. cloudy
Hartlngton. Nb SS 42 .10 Clear
Hastings, Nek. 86 6S .00 Pt. cloudy
Holdrrge, Neb. S2 6R .00 It. cloudy
Lincoln. Neb.. S7 69 .00 Cloudy
No. Platte, Nb SS 38 . 00 Cloudy
Oakdaln, Neb.. W 43 . 00 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb.... 86 60 .00 Pt. cloudy
Tekamnh, Neb. 87 6S .00 Clear
Valentino, Nb. 70 SS .00 Cloudy
Alta. Ia 85 68 .00 Clear
Carroll. In 84 64 .00 Clear
Clarlnda. la ... 87 64 .00 Clear
Sibley, la 83 M .00 Cloudy
Sioux City, la 84 02 .00 Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a, m.
DISTRICT AVERAQK8.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, 0 18 s 42 .00
Louisville, Ky... 22 7S 40 .00
Indla'Dolls. Ind.. 14 74 46 .00
Chicago. Ill 24 76 48 .00
St. Louis. Mo.. 19 HI M .00
Des Moines, la. 22 84 64 .00
Minneapolis 61 70 Sfi .20
Kan. City. Mo.. 26 86 68 .00
Omnha, Neb 17 Sfi 60 .00
Warmer weather Is general throughout
the corn nnd wheat region, except In tho
extreme western portion of the Omaha
and the Minneapolis district, where It is
colder, and froerlng temperatures woro
recorded at eighteen stations In the lat
ter. Showers occurred In tho Minneapolis
district. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
St. Loala General Mnrket.
8T. LOUIS, May 1. WHEAT Cash:
No. 2 red. tLOagXlS; No. 2 hard, 92H
MHo.
CORN No. 2, C8c; No. 2 whlto, file
OATS No. 2, 35o; No. 2 white, S7c.
RYB-42C
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May. 92HW2Hc,i July. 89o.
CORN May, PGHftMo; July, 66iQ65Hc
OATS May, 34Hc; July, 34Hc
POULTRY Quiet; chickens. 14c;
springs. 18c; turkeys, 14c; ducks, 11c;
geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady; 3rQ3ic.
EGGS Quiet; 17o.
Ifrmsnn City Grain nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY, May 1. WH E AMmIi,
No. 2 hard, 8S90Hc; No. 3. ffitffSSc; No.
2 red, Jl.01ian.03; " No. 3, 90o$t.01.
CORN No. 8, 67c; No. 2 white. 6TH0;
No. 3. 66HGCTC.
OATS-No. 2 white, 35H8Gc
Closlu price on futures:
WHEAT May. S5Ho; July. 8rHfrJo.
CORN May, 6Co; July, 66H0.
OATS May, HHo; July, 3&3i3SHc
BUTTER Creamery, 30o; firsts, 29o;
seconds, 28c; packing, 2ZWtUa.
EGGS Firsts, 17Hc; seoonds, 14a,
POULTRY Hons, 14o; roosters, 9o;
ducks, 15c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 1. FLOUR First
patents, $4.30Q4.GS; second patents, S4.16Q1
4 60; first clears, $3.10(33.40; second dears,
22 632.80.
BRAN-I16.0OS17.0O.
CORN No, 3 yellow, 66HO60HC
OATS No. 3 white, 33o; No. 2 rye, W
68Hc.
F1,AX-$1.32U.
BARLEY1 2gi8c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 1. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 3 Manitoba, 7s lid; No. 3
Manitoba, 7s lOd; futures, easy; May, 7s
9d; July, 7s 6id; October, 7s 4Hd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 6s d: American mixed, new, kiln
dried, 6s ld; American mixed, old, 6s;
American mixed, old, via Galveston, 7s
8Hd; futures, easy; May, American mixed,
4s HHd; July, La Plata, 6s IHd.
Peoria Mnrket.
PEORIA. III., May l.-CORN-No. 3
white, 67o; No. 3 white, 66HffflHC: No. 2
yellow, 654i8'G6o; No. 3 yellow, 65Hc; sam
ple, 49c
OATB Standard, 36Ho; No. 3 whlto,
85Hc
Minneapolis Grnln Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 1. WHEAT
May, SSo; July, &0o; September, 91H9
91Hc. Cash: No. 1 hard, 9IHc; No. l
northern, 9090c; Nb. 2 northern, fa
S&Xc; No. 2 hard Montana, 91c; No. 3, 86
GfGc.
Boston Stock Murket.
BOSTON, May 1. Closing quotations
on mining stocks wars as follows:
Allouei 31H Mohawk to
Amil. Copper ...... 'lVNrU Con US
A. Z. L. & B Ji NlplJilnn Minn ... IK
Arlion pom 114 North Uutte Mu
13. A C. C. i B. M. 6 North Ike li
Ctl. & Arliona .. U OM Dominion UU
Cl. A HecU m OkmIi II
Centennial ltUQulnry 7
! Copper Hanga C. C l H Shannon '
East Bulla tt. M. . llhBuperlor 27H
'Franklin Superior II. M .. S
, Olroul Con tM Tamarack 214
! Oranbr Con 61 HU. S S. It- & M... lt
Orrene Cananaa ... V do pM 47(4
. lala lloyale Copper. ttHUIah Obn 7H
Kerr '' 1 i-it vial) copper Co V)
Lake Cbpper 11 Winona I
La Ball Copper ITiWolrerina to
Miami Copper .... ii
afetnl Market.
NEW YORK. May l.-METALS-Cop-per,
firm; standard, spot to July, 214. 7&9
ib.zo; electrolytic. 115. id; laKe, iib.7: cust-
Ing, 215.60. Tin, qulot; snot, t49.76ftG0.12;
May, ji'J.Nxaou.ri; June, HH.simn.vi; July,
18.2&3S.60. Lead. firm, at ITb0. Hnelter,
easy, tC.ii01iC.66. Antimony, steady; Cook
sons, 19.00. Iron, stuady and unchanged.
fopper exports tnis montn. .h.wm tons.
iLondon copucr, firm, snot, C7 7s Cd;
futures. 67 7s Gd. I-ondon tin. firm;
spot, 232; futures, 2S). ILondon lead,
17 12s 6d; ILondon spelter, 26 10 Iron,
Cleveland warrants. C7s In London.
ST. LOUIS, May 1 METALS Lead,
quiet, at H ft; spelter, tower, at v.b.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May l.-COTTON-6pot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 11. 96c; 'Mid
dling gulf, 12.20c; sales. 88,700 bales. Fu
tures closed steady; closing bids: May,
lL67c; June, 11.69c; July, 11.63o; August,
11.41c; September, 11.10c; October, 11.04c;
December, 1.06c; January, .03c; March.
11.11c.
LIVERPOOL. May l.-COTTON-8not.
moderate buslnewi; prices steady; mla-
dllng rair. T.ita; gooxi miaiiiltig, C.80J;
middling, 6.60d; low middling. 6 4Cd; good
orainary, o.uu; orainary, a vsu; soles,
10,000 bales.
Coffee BInrket.
NEW YORK. May l.-COFFEE-Fu-tures
opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance of three points In response
to a moderate demand from shorts and
reports of a steady spot situation. Scat
tering liquidation checked the advanoa
and caused reactions in the later trading
with the close steady. Sales, 24,600 bags.
May, 10.91c: June, 10.96c; July. 11.10c;
September, October, November and De
cember, U.0u; January, 1121c; February
and March. 11.23c; April, 11.24c 8pot.
quiet; Rio 7s, llc; Santos 4. 13;c; mild,
quiet; Cordova, 14Q17c, nominal.
Oinulin liny MnrUrt.
OMAHA. May 1. HAY-Prairie, No 1
choice upland. S10.6oftll.6O. No. 2, tK.OOft
10.00; No. 3, No. 1 choice mid
land. 110.004111.00; No 2, IMXM(i 00; No 2.
Jrt.OOgB.W; No. 1 cholcu lowland, s XfC
10.00; No. 2, IG.004fS.00, No 3, Il.OotirtOO.
Straw, choice wheat, t5.O041t5.SO. Alfalfa.
No. 1 choice, pea giecn variety, tlH.OO
1100; No. 2. U0.COi712.00, No, 3, I7 0Oftv.00.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Prices
Strong to Ten Higher.
H0QS ARE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Sheep nml t.nmli I nl.ttirrnt Snpil,
iTlth llemnnil Not No ItrUk ns
t'snnl nnd Prices Ten to
fltinrter I,nnrr.
SOVTH OMAHA. May L 1911
Receipts were- Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4,001 0,767 12.IXU
Official Tucsdav 4.8.18 11316 8,482
Official Wednesdaj' ... 13 7.4W 7,188
Estimate Thurihlay.... 1.S57 8,308 S.l'S
Four davs tMn w.nk U 141 SK.87S S6.1S1
Ssme days last week .16.5A2 30,040 31.89
Same days 2 w'ks ago.16.974 40.149 41,488
Same day 3 w'ks ngo. 14.759 33.267 38. 431
cMiiiiu unr s w ks ago. 11, jks ,ku o,,ieo
Sumo day Inst year. ...16.349 66.649 34,163
I'tlA f ..1 1 1 I . I V. . V. - . . I ...
a ,., iu,tu,iiK lll.'iu nuunii ,111,
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
iur 1110 year xo note 111 conii'srcu nun
hist vear. lnia IQlf Inn. Deo.
Cattle 30iV24i 335,105 .... 1X.KR2
Hogs PS1.784 1.278.IW4 .... 2M,10
Sheep 763,749 742,500 21,249
The following table shows tho rango of
prices for hogs at Bouth Omaha for the
last few days with comparisons:
Date. 11913 1912 191l.l10.19O9 1908.1907.
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
8 63
7 45
7 42
6 901
9 01
C
6 36!
6 86
8 47
8 61
8 68
8 49!
9 Obi
7 01
6 11
I 38
7 41
6
6
7 06J 6 401 34
7 63
9 13
6 S3
6 31
7 91
7 67
6 83
K 85
9 22
6 M
6 34
28
6 35
6 28
A 24
9 04
6 6
5 2S(
8 90'
6 SI
9 68
7 981
6 28
8 1SH
7 CR
6 74
9 12
7 01
6 ill
April
8 zn
150
9 II
ti8
6 46
Mny 1 , 8 31 7 61) 7 61 K 6 41
Receipts nnd disposition of live stock
at tho Union stock yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday :
RJXrniPTS-CARH.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C.. M. & St. P. Ry 3 1 8
Missouri Paclrio Ry 18..
Union Paoirio R. R, IS 24 14
C. ft N. V Ry.. east.... 3 2
C. ft N. W. Ry., west.... 12 3
C. St. P., M. ft O. Ry.. 12 10
C, H. ft Q. Ry east 11..
C. B. ft Q. Ily.. west.... 8 27 8
C, R. 1. ft P.. Hy., east.. 1
C. R. I. ft P. Ry.. west.. 1
Illinois Control Ry f
c. a. w. Ry...
IB..
Total receipts 9
117
33
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co 377 1,618 490
Swift ft Co 283 2,074 1.227
Cudahy Packing Co 314 1.945 S7
Armour ft Co 812 iW.7 1,411
Cudahy, from country 1,070
H. 0. l'. co 7
I P. Co 27
Sinclair 29
11111 ft Son 41
F. B. IajwIh 5
J. B. Root ft Co 14
L. F. Huss 22
McCreary ft Kellogg... 19
II. F. Hamilton 8
Mo. ft Knn. Calf Co.... 20
CUI110 ft ChrlsUo 18
Other buyers 170 418
Totals .L&m 5!S92 4,743
CATTLE -RecolptB of cattlo were very
light today, only 6 cars being reported
In. This leaves the total for the four
days at 14,149 head, being the smallest
Blnce four weeks ago and a little smaller
than a year ago.
What few cattlo were In this morning
changed handn very readily. Tills would
apply to all kluds of killers, cow stuff as
well as steers. Buyers all seemed to
want a few head and wero out early, with
tho result that offerings had bsan sold
by a o'clock In tho morning. Tho prtcos
paid ranged anywhere from strong to
10c higher than yesterday. , .
As compared with a week ago the mar
irt u nhnut i,.ndv with lost week s close.
and, possibly on some kinds a little
higher, but It will be remembered that
the market was in very bad condition ai
the end of last week.
T, wrtnM . urall If the POUntrV WOUld
thoroughly appreciate tho condition of
tho cattle trade and act accordingly. The
market during tho latter part of last
week, and at tho beginning of tha pres
ent week broko very badly under free
shipments of fed beeves. Tius urea was
not limitea to una or iu twy umc. hji.ch
nil markets suffering more or less, Cht
h.inr nanonlallv bad. The Improve
ment that has taken place during the last
two or throe ilays nas Deen uue eiuueiy
to a letup In reoelpts, and there is a
f online nn nil thn markets that If the
country will only act wisely and ship
with moderation that the market win
...,..-,1 1 1 rnvnf nil lnat irround and be
nn hiBh as it ever was. On the other
hnr,H if h nnuntrv unwisely floods the
markets, especially tho big oaatarn mar
kets, at tho beginning of the coming
week it will bu hardly possible to avoid
still further uecimos.
rr, nr., morn cattle In the COUn
try than sufficient to supply the demana
between now and the coming of grass,
and It will be a simple matter to main
tain good, strong prices if tho country
does not get too anxious to sell all at
one time. , .
Quotntlons on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, ts.108a.60: tulr to good beef
steurs, 27.85(38.10; common to fair beef
steers. t7.607.86; good to wholes heifers,
t7.257.75; good to choice cows, I6.6OO7.30;
fair to good grades. tG.85O.60; common to
fair grades. I1766.8A; good to choice
stockers and fcedcrB, t7.6O8.00', fair to
good stockers and feeders, J6.90i37.60; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, , W.260
6.90; .itock cows ahd heifers, tO.004J7.00;
veal calves, te.7W.75; bulls, stags, etc,
t6.K57.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I
I
IT
7
11
II
I
11
I
40
t
:
1......
,
u
7
ii
14
t
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
I
U
I
I
Xy. Pr. no,
At.
Pr.
...1041 7 00 II
IIU
Ill
1046
1071
, 1106
llll
l0
I M
I 10
I 10
I 10
1 10
1 10
1 it
m 1 4t
mi 7 to
I...
13...
14...
I...
U...
4...
II...
I...
II...
14...
JO...
II...
II...
II...
II...
It...
1...
... 137
7 M
7 IS
... U
... cn
...1071
7 65
7 II
7 75
7 10
170
Ul
, mi I II
llll I II
, 1123 I II
..1018 7 16
..lOtl 7 U
.. I4 7 M
..lilt 7 W
..HO I 00
..111 BOO
.. in 1 00
,.1041 I 00
1114
, 1011
, llll
I 10
I 16
1 ao
llll I 10
nn 1 10
uu 1 10
IMS 1 40
, U00 ( 40
..1020 1 00
BTBKRfl AND HEIFERS.
Ml
7 70
IT..
, IM
I 10
IM
7 71
10....
till
I 10
710 7 10
COWS.
. 7)0
.10M
. M0
. t0
.1030
4
4 60
4 60
4 tO
1.
mo
1041
1160
( CO
1 u
20...
lo!!!
70
UK 76
1117 I K
I 10
6 71
..1044
1101
M
I 00
..till 6 IS
..mi 00
..1401
t hm 7 00
771
MO
16
7 ira 7 00
t 1170 7 00
U
I
I 46
U
..1140
..1011
11 hi 7 00
I.,
I U01
7 11
t.......U40
i lilt
7 n
HEIFERS.
... Ml
173
.. 41T
..10tt
..
.. 110
.. CIO
.. Ill
.. 014
.. (00
.. 60
40
16
6 II
7 00
7 ro
7 06
7 06
7 10
7 2
7 a
I
....... Ill
T 40
7 40
7 10
II."
n!".
10...,
rOO
U0
, 710
7 60
u.'.V
TU 7 60
MO 7 60
711 III
111 7 06
Ul 7 71
400 7 76
7
II
I
7 u
BULLS.
... tU 4 74
...llll 76
...1200 V0
...1140 7 M
1100
1140
1749
446
7 19
I '0
7 II
T II
... 740 7 (0
mo
7 16
...1460
7 06
1 1410 7 !!
.1110 1 OS
CALVES.
70 7 00
140 7 10
1
1
00
26
, 140
60
10 7 60
110 60
640 7 10
1...
1...
1...
, 106 I 76
, 100 3 76
111
M0
120
I 00
I CI
114
140
) H
I 60
1.
1 n
BT0CKBR3 AND FEEDERS.
614 7 to
464 7 H
711 7 44
4 i) 7 rt
1 671 7 70
14 M5 7
444
7 ft T IV 7 16
HOGS The
market continued to show
this morning and another
Improvement
nickel wis tucked onto values. Receipts
were very moderate again touay, ana
with advices from other points of an
encouraging nature tho trade, opened In
L-ooit lmne. There was consldcrublo
jdlckning before a trading bafls was
1 ear lira, but alter tne tirst sales were
made the trade was fairly active To
wards tlii rlosc things became a llttlo
uutvtir, but the kales wade at this time
landed In Just about the same nolehes ns
tne earner ours. TI10 market was ratlier
ragged and uneven hkhiii today, and
while some sale o' mlxini and butcher
weight hogs appeared to be If anything
a little stronger than the average trade,
some big heavies hardly showed the full
advanre. The bulk of the lings sold nt
ti.30fl8.3S. and soir-e real good lights
readied tS. 10. Shipping and speculative
demand was full and, a there was a
good Inquiry from Parker buyers the out
let was broad enough to take faro of
the moderate receipts. While the market
tins been In rair shape the Inst two days,
values have by no means regained the
week's Mb decline, nnd today's prices ure
still IMlSOo lower than at the close of
last week
Today's reoelpts Included about 117 cars,
or 8.308 head, bringing the total for the
week up to 36,87. This is over 5,600
larger than a week ago, but Is almost
20,000 Manlier than for tho corresponding
days n year ago.
Representative sales:
M. At Sh. Pr. M. At. Sh. Pr.
7 sis ..in m .... m o
f-j im ... 1 to no.. in ... 1 to
61 . . .. CW WH 14 .... 4 0 I M
n. ... ivj ... ts 7t uu it iio
M Mi 40 I 36 S4 Ill 1 I tt
M IM IH IX l HI 10 IM
41 141 MIS M. ... til . I 1
11 176 100 1 M (7 171 10 I )0
70 . . 174 0 I M . . )! 40 19
Id XI 40 I 14 IM ... I 10
17 ... 101 . . 1 Si 7 2t 140 I 10
11 100 .. I7H 141 10 I 11 H
it. .. tut no 7i .. hi h mil
M ...71 M I 17 H 70. .Ill ... I II H
M US ... I I7H 1 IM ... I tlH
M HI IM 17H l tit ... I IIH
Tt 1ST 110 I tTH (7 til . . I tlH
45 1ST 110 6 10 U MT ItO I 1114
II Ml . ISO l. t0 100 I !H
M Ill It I 10 C JM . . I 11H
IT M4 ... I 10 tt 4t ... I MH
44 117 ... 10 14 I7I..S ItH
U ITS ... I tO 71 Ill 10 I ItH
II . ..IM . . I SO 70 Ul , . I II I
It 117 M I 10 II Ill ... I 15
11 in ... t to 7T. ... in so s ss
46. ...194 ... I 10 St 110 M I Hi
iti ... I SO SO 177 40 S 16
1 . 264 940 I 10 74 117 SO I it
71 .. 74S 10 10 II... . HI SO I SS
71 .. Ill M I M 10 231 I 16
TO tM 100 I 10 U... . til S I 16
tot io 1 to 71. . . .110 to a 11
61 t4 . . I t Tt 114 ... IB
SI .. 110 40 I tO tl... ltT .. t IS
Tl 140 160 I 10 II 300 110 I 16
II tlO 40 I 10 1 17 ... I 16
71 in SO I 10 71 Ml . . t M
II 107 ito t to Tl 114 10 6 S6
It til (0 IM It IM .
II ttl 10 TT t! 10 IK
M IM '30 I t II to 40 I 15
m ni to t to m im 10 1
W 1ST ... S3 II K ... I tt
I ttl ... I H Ill ... I II
t9 114 ... t tl Tl 2S 15
40 ill . to ei too 40 t tt
04 177 tOO IM TS ttT ... t :i
Tl tti too 1 to SI til 10 i tl
II 177 ... 10 71., Ill ... 8 IS
V tt ... I SO to. til 40 III
et Ill so I to T6 lit ... t II
Tl M9 40 111 Tl lit too I 15
TO 141 .. I 10 IS til HO I SS
to ar ... 1 to 74 m to w
tt 120 110 to tt tot t in;
tl rt "0 t 10 17 tit ... t ITH
70 mi 110 to it nt ... 1 40
0 114 ... t ifi 71 .tOI ... I 40
M, tIT 10 I 10 II 2tT ... t 10
70 167 110 S 50 T4 104 ... I 40
41 Wl ... I 10 IT tOt tOO I 40
71 101 10 I 30 116 ... 0
Tl 136 10 I 10 SI IM ... t 40
nas.
t no ... t k t 110 ..
a. 11 ... t ss 1 to ... 4 11
t 10 ... 4 IS
SHEEP Hearlsh arguments wero used
on the part of all buyers this morning,
their chief argument being the high prices
on the local market as comparud with
other points. Another thing that was
more or less depressing was tho fairly
large supply on hand for a Thursday, as
the receipts umuunted to somothlng llkn
thlrty-threo cars, or 9,383 head, as
ugnlnst 11M n week ago and 6,797 head
on the corresponding day one year ago.
Kellers described the ourly trade us "a
dead one," with buyers' bids ranging
iiiivwhnrn from a dime to a Quarter lower
than tho way thoy filled the bulk of the)
orders on Wednesday, as tne sailing siuo
of tha trade was not Inclined to do busi
ness on that basis during tho first hours
of tho forenoon few It any sales were
made until well along towards noon.
The early trade Included a sale of
clipped yearlings, among which worn a
few clipped wethors that sold at tU.SS.
Around midday a break was miulu in
tho deadlock and tha best lamha of
handy weight sold about lto lower.
Among the sales were four load of Mex
icans weighing around SO pounds, that
,sokl at 18.03, highest price for the day,
as1 against a top of t-S.SO on tho day bo
fore. Tho loss desirable grades wero loss
sought aftur, with tha result that the
market on them continued slow and
draggy, nnd In some Instances showed a
decline of anywhere from lfiojCDc. Every
thing was not cleared until a late hour,
Quotations on sheep and lambs! Good
to choloe Mexican lambs, t8.Wlj8.70; fair
to good Mexloan lambs, IS.SMlR.W; good to
choice western lambB, tS.2Tijl8.L0; fair to
good western lambs, tK.00i9n.ZS; shorn
iambs, $7.8587.o: yearlings, light, $7,?&0
7.60; yearlings, heavy, t7.0ftU7.X; wetbju-N,
good to choice, ICe&ijUOO; wethers, fair to
good, t4.8M76.68; ewes, good to choice,
tfl.25i7fC.50; ewes, fair to good, t6.0Oti4.2S;
culls and bucks, flOOrr&SS.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Tr.
194 Utah feedar lambs.., CO 6 25
190 Utah feed or lambs 61 25
114 Utah feeder lambs CO 6 25
49 Utah feeder lambs K 4 00
222 Mexican lambs 82 8 (15
Sil Mexican lambs M) 8 65
6 Mexican ewes 94 fl G
2 Mexican yearlings 90 7 X
ZV6 Mexican lambs 79 S 65
233 Mexican lambu 79 8 65
ICiinsaa City l.lvo Btuek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., May l.-CATTLB
Receipts, 1,600 head; market strong, na
tive steers, t6.7Ml8.75; southern steers, $6.26
430.00; southern cows and heifers, $4.12
7.75; native cows, tS.504MS.50; Blockers and
feeders, I6.60gtfr.86; bulls, tr.7Mr7.60; calves,
t5.50irl0.00; western steers, t6.iu06.2S; west
ern cows, t4. 260.25.
HOGS Receipts, 0,000 head; ntarkot
higher; bulk of sales, I8.35ftj.i0; huavy,
IS.t04j8.40; packers and butchers, t,35tf
8. CO; light, tS.4fr2j8.t6; pigs, T7.EVai.76.
BHEEI' AND UAMllB-Rocelpta, 12,000
head; market steady to 10a lower; mut
tons. I5.002ti.75; Colorado lumbs, I7.Xjj
8.C0; range wethers and yearlings, ts.50(f
7.25; range ewes, t5.PUJ.0O.
(.'lilcuao I. Ire Stock Market.
CHICAGO. May 1. HOGS -Raoelnts.
15,000 head, market higher; bulk, tS.4C
tf.cv; iignt, iJ.was.io; mixed, is.sojrs.76;
heavy, tl.OC1lJ8.gO; rough, 18.068.20; pigs,
.;. 70.
O ATTIRE Reoelpts, 8,500 head! market
steady to a shade higher; beeves, t7.30S
8.90; Texas steers, t8. 707-16; western,
t6.tO3.10; stockers and feeders, JO.OO
s.uo; cows anu neirern, o.wu.io calves,
16.5020.60.
HIIIORl' AND I..AMUS Receipts, 14,000
head, market strong; native lambs, 16.90
ft7.2S; western, . 1507. 25, yearlings, )6.40
036.00; natlvii Iambs, pi. 601(8. W; western
lambs, IS.10S8.8O.
Nt. Louis Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 1. CATTLE Receipts.
1.G0O head; market steady; native beet
steers, 15.7&Q9.O0; cows and heifers, 14.60
06.75; stockers and feeders, t5,258.00:
southern steers, t6.25S6.50; cows and huir
ers, 14 .0037 .00; calves, i5.tobti.60.
HOGS Receipts, 7.600 head; market 10a
hlvher: Diss and lights. t1.001Ui.10: mixed
and butcher. 18.6Oa.70; good heavy, J8.S0
Q8.M.
SHEEP AND LAMRB-Recelpts, 2,000
head; market steany; native muttons,
ts.00i87.25; lamos, ij-wqrs.Ts.
Hloux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, In., May 1. CATTLE
Receipts, 4W hean ; marxet strong to 10c
hlKher: native steers, 17 50718.60: cows
and heifers, tTJ.O&tOT.SO; canners. .7tvfl
6.26; Btockers and feeders, 7.0Ofl7.75;
calves, to-iixu'i.tv; uuns, j.ir(n.uu.
HOGS Rooolpts, 5,600 head; market
60 hlghor; heavy, t.2534.30; mixed.
tS.2WjX.35; light. tS.302J8.3S; pigs, t7.25tj
i.W, duik or saies, 1n.1twQn.31.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts, none.
ST. JOSEPH. May 1. CATTLB Re
celpts. 100 head; market strong to 10c
hlghsr; steers, 7.2&g.7S; cowj and helf-
era, ii.wiiqim, wiyoo, v,wu,.w,
HOO& llscelpts, 6,700 head; market
steady to 5c higher; top, t8.j0; bulk, $8.26
68.40.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recelpts, 3.000
head; market slow, lambs, J7 50.
Treasury Htalement.
WASHINOTON, May 1. The condition
nf the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today wus: Working
balance, i73.7uo.74s: in nanKs anu rnnip
Plno treasury, 142.920,661, Total of general
fund, $141,333,013. Receipts yesterday, t2,
03l.su. Disbursements. $1,823,530. The sur
plus of this flscul year in JS.606.4S2. as
usalnst a deficit of $12,580,4X5 last year,
The figures for receipts, disbursement,
surplus and deficit cxrludo Panama canal
and public debt transaction.
NEW YORK ST0GK MARKET
Appearance Altered by Outburst
Without Precedent in Weeks.
FOLLOWS A LONG DEPRESSION
1 . ...
""r" Tvr nnd Three
Points ami Canadian rnclflc
Scores an Ad-nnce of
Six Points.
asNhsd nVT' Mar ,l An outburst suci
"fJkVK2SLX' 'Of ftevera.
of th Mrck mnrket todavraftefTw
Crh !n?ufrw.7',,fttl?n nnrt M n priced
?, !l. nmrkel leaders as Reading Union
6-J.alnt-mivance 1 "BKW ,corea
market was broad and vigorous on
r.i.V... J.V . . "'nvo lavoritrs, nil
n ?L8,k' b'n'fltn by tho move"
f.i. Vi, - ' Kommoniy ascribed
fon."!.''!:" S'"fl h decidedly hopefu,
?'" '"'vrK oiiowing tne con
lerolice of aiubasnadura l t...i.
1. Mtiv "rSro'f reP'.' " Powers wsi
atmosphere "fhrYrlnclpal ropca"'
5" rf'i !"! c,0," " account of
f "H"ors were iiennvad of ths
h.,Vti.baI?21fttor .R c""dltlons abroad.
?K?d?lti 0,0 X-ondon jeablM nhowtM
'uvvi '4 UIS.UUU U(Oll
n r n 1 .
. "l w,b" ProbaMv true, however, that the
"jz, o nl i . 1111 e oiling move
ment. Belling had gone on so long that
i ... 1 . "I'P'renny innated
?l Ith0 l?rkct .at ,lmes ysterday and
their resiliency before tho receipt of the
iiviu ..oiKiuii iiiuicaira tnst the
nmrkot would bound up on any favor
able development f sufrirun Iimim.
IU1CO to LlVe bUll trHll..ro nn nnnlna-
When tho turn In tho mark.jt came bear
trmlern wapa Mih,n.lin.i ...... ,
Junidnr up prloes on themselves.
" Jtr ,lfc"V "".nuenoy or tne leaders
--- -..." ,,uv-'v i.n, iiiu eny pari
or the, itnv rtv Mti.w. ir...(n.(fcu - .
recent weak features.
ivsr uurty new records for the year
woro made during tho forenoon. In tho
llllt WAl-A Maw ll.w,H - U , .... .. . ...
: " - -' " ' . 1HHI.-JI mui'ireo ,l&,
tp l(Cis IlalUmoro tk Ohio. New Yorlt
i.eiurai ana Illinois central. While this
movement was in progress ths market
w. unseweo. some stocks moving back
and forth with vlolenoe.
4onus were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,230,000. United States bonds
wore unchanged on call.
VlltllliM nf - 1 - - I II . .,--
on stocks were at, follows:
. . Balac. 111,1). Low. Cloaa.
Amaitaouo.! Ctoppsr 47,100 U 71t 7IH
Auurican Asncuiiurai ,
to
American neat sugar.. ,, MO HU 21
Amerlran Can 11,000 t HU
Anarloan Can rM. ....... (60 1U 61U
American C. A F. tOO 41 41
American ruttoo Oil
1
1W
Am. lea BecuHtlea C,a,)
14
tm
tm
u
tss
American ldntaea
Amerlran LncornotlT .,.
ton
1U.
Ainenoan a. et II..,..,,.
Am DAI, .
(.too
It
e,w UU....,,,
Am, Hu(ar rtarinlns
Amarloaa T. T,,.
Amarlean ToSaaaa
100 101 U 101
101
1IU4
IM llfltl iinu
1,400 1UU 117H lllli
JWJ IUM 1H 1Z9
Anaranila MJnlni Co 1.100 J7U, M 311,
Aicuipim a,pmj jih IIH ii
Alahlaun nrd .... ia,. ask mu ...
Allantld iJoaet Une tm) 111 2l' 111
nauimore A Ohio 1,100 H14 wi it
llethleliam fflael 100 am II
llruuklrn Haplil Tr 4,000 iti 7H l!4
i.nnauiau lcuia ie,aov nij ZUH 1WH
ltllral lAslta. AAA aa ft, aai, . 7
LVnlral teIW
1.000 114 !1U
Chaaapaaka a Ohio.......
Ohlcaco 41. W ,,,
Oilciio, M. tk St. P. ...
Clilcaafl A N. XV
Colorado F. & I. .........
Poneolldaled Oil
Oorfi I'nxJucH
Delaware A lludatu
Denver & Hlo Orande.,,
Denier A It. O. nta
4,4) livt IIH
aoa uu ii
4H
1414-
M00 107H 109V( 104U
vj mi mu 110
1.100
II
It
00
1.100
11H
10H
1T7
10
4f
It
111
I0H
lit
400 II
Dlallllera' Securltlaa
lErla
4,700 t14 17
tt(4
Kris let pM
!9rle M pXii
(lenaral JOIeclrlo .........
Oreat Mjrttiern ptd......
Ore at Northern Or clta.
Illinois Central
Iiiterlwroucti Met ,
Inter. Met. ptd
International Itintil., ..
at
111
tOO 1MH 111
1.000 1IIU III
1H
tl
1HV4
l.too 11
1.1M
1144
111
II
I.JUO 1(
4,000
4IK
11
103
IIH
M
Intar-Marln pftl .
International Paper
International Pome ..... .
Kanaaa Otr Bouihera.,,,
lrlaile flaa ...
400
ttt
'iiii
1V4
1st
ltK
1U
H
lit
41
"ioo
"Mi
100 alu
Lehlll Valler
Loulirllla & KathTllla.i.
M Rt. P. A B. 8. M.
Mlaemirl, K, ft T
Mlaaourl raelMo
Nallcsal Dlacult
National Lead
M. It. 11. of M. Id ptd..
New Tork Central
N. Y O. A W
Norfolk A Waatarn
North American
ISorlhern I'acKlo
I'aeltlo Mall
I'ennajlranta
People's Oaa ,
V.. U, a ft St. U.....
Pltlsbumh Coal
I'remei Steel Car
a. 100 mil
1,300 111(4
100 lit
1,100 tin
a, too ii
300 111
:) 11
IMH
ltOH
111S
4W
Ul
41
4,000 101
100 21 U
1,000 10474
ion TT
100H ion,
nit
10M
lot
77
Tt
l.3 114Vi 1UW.
11441
a
11114
ioH
tl
it
14U
in a 11
t.lOO lim 114
700 lOiU 101
2
tOO II 1014
100 11 II
400 5IU II H
Pullman Palace Car
ilaadlnc .
111,700 1I1S, 1I74 140H
n,KliA f m. a 1 rwiA mh
:iu
llrpublle I. A B. ptd.... 104 II V 11
Itock Island Co 11,100 lttt 17U
Itock laland Co. ptd 4.100 IJ1A U
Kt. I., ft, 8. F. Id Pld... 100 XI
Seaboard Air Una 100 114 IIH
Seaboard A. U ptd ,
Sloan-Sheffield 8. ft I... S00 to 10
Southern Paclflo 1.100 IIH II
Southern lUllwaj 1,10) HVt 1144
So. JUIIwar pfd 100 71 75U
Tennessee Copper (00 tS S1H
to
17
41
30
I7H
14H
:tA
tH
tSH
1V4
4
WH
MVi
04i
107 H
to
tlH
1
tH"
It
tm
4i
Teias A l'aoins,...,M... aoo 11 11
llnlnn Tirlrln
,.. 4,t00 1IIH 14IH
Union Paclflo pfd
United Stale Kealtf.
United States Rubber.
United States Steel...
U. 8. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
I'a. -Carolina Chemical
Wabeah
Wabaeh pfd
Western Maryland ..
Wtit ern Union
Wastlnihousa Klectrlo
m ih tot;
. 13,100 it sis
100 10m 10714
nuts iiH
100
52 H
1
eiU
SUi
t
IH
200
too
100
1,300
400
wneeuns & u. r,.
1,100
IH
tT4
ToUl isles for the dar, ISO.tOO shares.
Weer York Moury Mnrket.
NEW YORK-, May l.-MONI3Y-On call
steady, at S3t Per cent; ruling rate, 3 pe.
cent; closing bid, JH per cent, offered ai
t4 per oent. Time loans, steady: sixty
days, 4 per oent; ninety days, 4tf44 pel
cent! bIx months, 4UflH per cent,
PRIM IS MBRCANTILE PAPBR-6M
HTBIlUNa rnXJHANQK-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 14.S33!
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8e80 for de
mand; commercial bills, $4,63.
HII.VER Ilur, 60c; Mexican dollars. 48c.
llONDB Government, steady; rallroa.ii,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on Tonaa today wsrs
as follows:
U. 8. rsf. is. rif.. lO0U,,K. C. So. r. Is I7W
do coupon IKiiU 8. des. 4s 1M1 to
U. s. Ii. r .lMViU ft N. unl. 4s, 14
do coupon 1MHM. K. A X- lt 4i M
U. B. 4s, raf lllti do 4tis ..... . 14
do coupon Ill H Mo. Paclflo 4a.. 444.
Panama tn coupon. .10344 do oonr. la II
A.-C. lt ts ctts.... t044N It It of U 4Us U
Amsr. Af. ta 100HJC. T. a I IH.. 14
A T. A T. OT, 4.. 100 do deb. 4f IJV4'
Am. ToUceo 4. ..! N. Y. N. II. A II.
Armour A Co. 4Ms.. t ev. IVis 774
Atchison sen. 4s.... l ft w. 1st e. 4s. HI4
do cr 4s 1140 ta or. 4s 104
do ct. ts IIViKo, raciflc 4s. H
eeA, c U 1st Is., tltt do Is M
Bat. ft Ohio 4s. . . . It O. S. U. rfdf , 4a. . . IIS
edo IHi , IHilHnn. cr. tlis UU. . 7
Drook. Tr. cV. 4s... IIH do eon. 4s H
eCen. of 04. Is. .. .105HIleadlng sea. 4s, 14
:en. Leather ts MU 8. U A 8. T. tf 4s 7244
Chea, A Ohln.4H.- 4 do (en, Is... . rfu,
edo cone 4H UViSt. U 8. W, e. 4s.. Tlli
Chlcaio ft A. 4- tt S. A. L. adj. Sa... 70(4
C D. 4 Q J- 4a . 1444 go. Pac. col. 4s.. IJU
do gen. 4s ... U do cv. 4a. , II
C M & S V ov 4tte..l01H do 1st ret. 4s. . ti
C 11. I. A P. c. Is. HViSo. lUUwar U ,104
do rff. 4s 14 do gen. 4a nn
tt ft a), r A 4H- tl Union Paclfls 4a.... r,
V. fti II. ct, 4s 3144 do cr, 4s 04
D. ft It. O. r. ta... 77H "do lit ft ref, 4a. tl
Distillers' (s M U. S. Rubber 4 . 101'4
trie p. I. 4s 134 U. S. Steel 14 la..,100i
do gen. 4a... 71SV.-C. Cbem. ta, IS
do cr. 4a. sar. II. II Wabash lat ft ei. 4a I7K
III. Con. lat r. 41. tl Waatarn Md. 41,, li.
Inter. Mot. IVis. . . . 74KWst. Else. ct. Is Uu
Inter. M. M. 4Hs... liUWls. Central 4s... n
Japan 4V4a ! "a
Pld. Olfeied.
New York Mlnlns; Slocks.
NEW YORK. May 1, Closing quota
tlons on mining stocks were:
Com. Tunnel stock,, t Meijcan ,, 70
edo bands ....t, II Ontario ,, .too
Con. Cal. A V U OpUr jj
Iron RllTcr ... Its Small Hopes ... 1
LeadTllla Con. .... 10 8tandard ioj
Little Chief t Yellow Jacket . . , :0
Otfersd.
SI
3.
Hi
i
t
1
t
41H -i
1
at
X
Mil
4
1
1