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HIE OJIAIU DAILY BEEi WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AM FINANCIAL
t ricei Tinally Close Higher After Day f
' Uncertain Position.
BEARISH VIEW OF GOVERNMENT REPORT
Crowd Ignores Bolliah Statistic,, bat
1 Other Conditions Assist Pita to Bet
ter Close Provisions Have
Independent Strength.
CHICAGO, May 13. This win the day for
Jgeetlng the government crop report In
the raTn pita and although the statistics
offered by the department were materi
ally bullish over last observations, the
crowd, as usual, assumed that It knew
more about the true condition than did
the government and paid only passing at
tention to It. Other conditions of bullish
character helped prices and after a nerv
ous and haggling session July wheat
olosed Ho higher, July corn c up and
July oats a shade higher. Provisions
showed independent strength and closed
lo to JOo higher.
The reduction of the winter wheat con
dition on May, Mr a, against 78c. was
not as great as hsd been expected. The
fact that the observations were taken
before the recent relieving rains In the
south woe t had greatly helped the grow
ing crops, many bears figuring that the
actual condition should be bearish. The
reduction of the acreage by 4.868.000 was
considered decidedly bullish, but many of
tha speculators who had divergent opin
ions refused to believe the Sgurea as trust
worthy. It waa simply another case of the
usual bearish reception of tha government
report. Notwithstanding this the market
did show good tone at the opening. The
bulla had the ascendant and July wheat
opened Va to HUto higher at 76tc
to 76-40 and advanced to 76Vic. Soon, how
aver, came the expected selling. There
were several dips and July sold under yes
terday at 76'8'tWtc. The opinion prevailed
for a time that no one really believed the
report and selling was marked, especially
front the northwest. Outside points re
ported early sagged off later and the ef
fort was to get back to statlstlrs for Its
guide. Receipts were very small. Brad
treet's reported the world's visible de
creased by 2,734.000 bushels and contract
tonka generally were reported rapidly
falling off. There was some rain north
west that helped the tone somewhat, but
tha crowd n a whole got liberally short
of stuff. There came some fair export
ttualneoa and the crowd got frightened. It
soon appeared that the market was over
sold ana prices advanced rapidly as shorts
covered. July gained Its top figure again
and closed Arm, He higher at 76761c.
Receipts. 68 cars, contract; Minneapolis
and IMiluth reported 6 cars, a total for
the three points of 123 cars, against 151
cars lut week and 230 cars a year ago.
Primary receipts were 178,000 bushels, com
pared to 851,000 Inst week. Seaboard clear
ances equalled 806.000 bushels. The sea
board reported eight loada taken for ex
port. Advices from southern Illinois stated
that harvesting would begin there by
June 10.
Corn had tha support of wheat to help
It against the depressing influences of a
dull trade and favorable crop reports.
Most of tha day speculators were either
waiting for the big bull Interest to get
Into tha market or were watching the ac
tion of the wheat pit. Firmer cables and
rad weather northwest lent strength to
he market and at the opening July sold to
63c There was almost no selling pressure,
but when wheat sagged corn went down
to 62,ifr63Se, There was a late reaction
with wheat and July closed c up at
S274jf. Receipts, 121 cars.
Oats followed the action of wheat and
com and ruled dull most of the session.
There waa a light demand early that sent
?uly to 3Ta&lc, but the bull manlpu
ator of May optlona waa selling freely.
Home new oats from Texas found their
Way here and prices dipped to 3674c The
Hone, however, was steady, a shade up at
I74C. Receipts, 236 cars.
. Provisions showed renewed strength
again on a strong hog market. Commls-
rlon - houses bought moderately. Some
lquldatlon In the way of outside profit
taking took oft some of the gain, but the
close was Arm. July pork closed 5c up at
I17.47V4; July lard. 10c higher at llO.aW
10 3. and July ribs, 6&?Vo higher at $9.6. Vi
69.60.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 20
cars; corn, 36 cars; oats, 60 cars; hogs
$8"0 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.) Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Yes'y.
VlVheat
, May
July
I Sept.
Julv
Sept.
Oats
L May
Muly
b July
."Sept.
b Bept.
July
U-
May
July
Sept.
Ribs
May
July
Sept.
7b4
75V4 764'
7fW4
62 V,
74V5V,;
J4 (Wlfli
8144 6?4
2
63
6ZW 62?,
61 Vi
43J 4.1S
43
43
35'
84 354Hl
874
29'
29VVfH
31
81
31W
17 36
17 421,1
17 42V,
10 27H
10 27V,
10 30
17 66
17 60
17 42V4
17 47H
17 4U
il oo
10 82V,
10 36
10 27V4
10 32V4
10 27V,
lo so
10 36
9 50
9 70
10 87V,
30 30
9 70
9 65
9 72H
86
9 72Vi
a 7zv,i
9 72V,
67V41
9 67V4
9 72V,
No. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations ware as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $3 .80(3
1.00: straights, S3.30igi3.80; clears, $3,004)3.60;
rprlDg specials, M f "i4.30; patents, $3.4042
.80: straights, $2.403.i0.
VvHEAT No. 2 anrlnir. 76fl)T7p: Ko. x. net
Be; Mo. 2 red, 82V4c.
OATS No. 3. 4348H44e: No. S whits, 45V4
64fCj No. 8 White. 45V(g45o.
, RYE No. . flm&aic,
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 972c.
SEEDS No. 1 Aax, $1.61; No. 1 northwest
ern, $L78; prime timothy, $6.7017E, clover,
contract grade, $8.85.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl., $17.35
f'17.40. Lard, per 100 lbs., $10.3010.sivi. Short
ribs sides (loose). $9.661j.75. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), S8.0OigB.25. Short clear
tides (boxed). $10. lM 10.26.
WHISKY On basis of high wines. $1.30.
The following were the receipts and ship-
Inents yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
I ivur, uuii,,,,..,,,,,
whut, bu
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
barley, bu
la.mu 6,0"0
, 12.000 295,000
90,000 830,0ii0
178.000 245,000
, 1,000
61.000 8,000
, On the Produce exchanaa todav tha hut.
ter market was Arm tind steady; cream-
trir. isiuc; uairies, inaMe. c neese, steady.
WtiUc. tggs, steady; fresh, 14c.
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Raotatioaa of the Day oa Tarioas
k CoBsmodtttea.
NEW YORK. May IS. FLOUR Recelota
t.877 bbls.: exports, 9.440 bbls.; firm, but not
active owing to the wheat reaction: winter
r stents. $3.iKg8o; winter straight,, $3 8u0
80; Minnesota patents, $4.0iKaJ2o; winter
extras, $316Q3.40; Minnesota bankers, $3.1ix&
', winter tow graces, z. itxjj.2&. tt,ye
Pour, dull; fair to good, 83.40; choice to
lancy, cvq.
COR.nmeal Firm; yellow western.
ti.au, ciiy, n.io: nranaywine, w.
RYE Firm; No. 3 western. 66Akc. f. o. b.
float; state, CJ, c. 1. f., New York,
ca riots
BARLEY Steady: feeding. e4Qc e. I. f..
New Vork; mailing, 67Valc. c L f.. New
3 ora.
WHEAT Receipts, 140.400 bu.: exports,
ins.s&o bu.; Arm; No. 1 red elevator. 80V4C,
afloat; No. 1 northern puluth. Mc. f. o. b..
anoat; no. i hard Manitoba, ttc, t. o. b
afloat: ooenlna hlaher on the iron renort
knd small northwest receipts wheat yielded
Subsequently to local unloading and an ab
sence of shorts and heaviness In spring
avneat msraeis. i ne Illinois state report
and weekly crop bulletin were considered
bearlkh and exporter, were Indifferent. Just
at the close wheat suddenly Jumped on a
Scare of early short sellers and was Anally
Wuc net higher; May, 81V,atil'ic. closed
at aJi.c: July. 81 5-ltyu2 8-lfic. closed at 82ci
September, 79 -164iH)V,c. closed at s0V,c; De-
CORN Keoelpts. 10.650 bu. Spot. Arm
No. 8. 71c, elevator, and 71c, L o. b., afloat.
(Jptlonj market successfully resisted the
Wheat decline, being Influenced by the
puiuen reports on pastursge, small Chi
tago arrivals and light offering. The close
was firm at NO Ho advance; May closed,
tui.., Tulw e7i-..tjL- fin.- -, tu. m .
hrr, fcti14c, clos4 at 66c; December
Closed &40-
OATaV-Keoeipta, 91.600 bu.; exports, to bu
Srot aulM: No. 1 47o: No. 8. 4Hc:. Nn. 1
hit. s3u; No. 8 whit. 51 He; trsck mixed
weetern, 476'iso; track while, 60j66v,c Op
tions quiet but firmer with corn.
HAY Steady; shipping, &a5o; good to
thole. HUtMbo.
HOPS Vm; state, common . to chnica.
IfOl crop, lTtifSla; Iwo, ISpi&o; olds, 4rc.
Paclflc coast, IjsA crop, laVaSISc; 1800,
l&c; oias, tHi'ia.
inDESiSj-m: Galveston. 80 to 85 lbs.. 18c
California, U to St, lbs., 19o; Texas dry, ji
L.t ATrlrJiv JUc; acta, ZgODO,
W COL Ou'et: domeatlo Aaece. 860290.
ffl8 50; mM. $14: beef hama, $21 Ofrjtt 00;
packet. 15 Oog-lS.W; city extra India mess
lOi '"(iZT.on. Cut meats, Arm; pickled
bellies, 31" 256 11.00; pickled shoulders, as. 71
$9 00; pickled hams, 111 V-flOJ 00. Lard,
llrm; western Steamed, 110.70; May closed
st I10.5O nominal; refined, firmer; continent,
810 85; South America, $11.60; compound,
88 5fg8.75. Pork, Arm: family. $19 fg20 00;
short clear. $18 50g 21.00: mess. $18.00 18.50.
TALLOW-Steady; city, 6Hc; country,
Tr.
Bl'TTER Receipts, 8.974 pke-,.; lower,
closing steady; state dairy, V'allr; cream
ery, 2"8'22Vi June creamery, stats Imita
tion, lfSlc; factory, lSfMOe.
CHEE8K Receipts, 5.125 pkgS.J Verjr
Arm; fancy large, state full cream, colored,
llc; white, 114c; fancy, small, new stste
full cream, colored and white, S7c.
EGGS Receipts, 20.717 Pkge ; steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 17c; western, at
mark, 1617c.
41c.
POULTRY Alive: Firm: turkeys. 10c;
fowls, 134c. Dressed (iced): Higher;
fowls 12V6 1.3c; turkeys, 13 14c.
METALS Locally there was some ad
vance In prices for tin as a result of a
gain abroad. The closing price for spot
here was 329.80 to 130.20 and at IOndon
the gain was about 15s. That closed spot
at 133 5. Copper waa Arm here, stand
ard siot to August at $10.7041 11.60; elec
trolytic, $11,804)12, and casting, $11.75 to $12.
The London copper market closed 2s 8d
higher, with spot and futures at 54 5s
and sales of 3(0 tons spot and 360 tons fu
tures recorded. The local market for lead
ruled steady and unchanged at $4.124.
while at London the closing price waa
Is 3d higher at 11 12s d.
Spelter held steady here at 14 46; at
London the price declined Is 3d lower to
18. lis Sd.
The local Iron market maintained a
quiet and steady tone at unchanged val
ues, pig Iron warrants were still nom
inal; No. 1 foundry, northern, $I9.0Og20 .00;
No. 2 foundry, northern, $18.f(t,20.00; No.
2 southern foundry, $18.00020.00.
The foreign markets were about steady.
Glasgow closed 63s 7d and Mlddlesborough
at 4&s6d.
OMAHA WHOLESALE
MARKETS.
Condition or Trade and (Inotatlons on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EOOS Including new No. S cases, 13V4c;
cases returned, 13c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chlckens, 9V4C; old
roosters, according to age, 4(25c; turkeys,
64j11c; ducks and geese, 7c; broilers, per
lb., 2oc.
BUTTER Packing stock, lViie; choice
dairy In tubs, &n')c; separator, 23c.
FRESH CAU(3HT FI8H Trout, 9c;
crapples, 10c; herring, 6c: pickerel, 8g9c;
pike, 9i&10c; perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c;
sunfish, 5c; blueflns. 8c; whlteflsh, 11c; est
fish, 13c; black bass, 18c; halibut, 11c; sal
mon, 16c; haddock, 11c; codfish, 12c; red
snapper, 10c; roe shad, each. 60c; shad roe,
per pair, 30c; split shad, per lb., 10c; lob
sters, boiled, per lb., 25c; lobsters, green,
per id, z.ic.
PIGEONS Live, per doi., 75c
VEAL-Ohoice, 64jc.
CORN flic.
OATS 48c.
BRAN Per ton, 819.50.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association: Choice
hay. No. 1 upland, $8; No. 1 medium,
$8.50; No. 1 coarse. $8. Rye straw, $6.60.
These prices are for hay of good color
and quality. Demand fair. Receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
EGG PLANT Florida, per dpi., $1.25.
SQUASH Florida, per dos $. 0041.25.
CAULIFLOWER Southern, per box,
31.60.
POTATOES Northern. $1.1001.16: Colo
rado, $1.35; new potatoes, per lb., SVVSHc.
GREEN ONIONS Per do,., according to
slxe of bunohes, 16ig26c.
ASPARAGUS Home grown, per dox., 35
40c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per doi., $1.2o3
1.40.
8PINACH Home grown, per bu.. 35c.
LETTUCE Hothouse, per doi., 35c.
PARSLEY Per dox., 80Q36o.
RADISHES Per doi., aoatt5c; per box,
$1.50. .
WAX BEANS Illinois,' per box, $2; H
wax. 75c.
GREEN PEAS Per bu. box. $1.753.00.
RHUBARB Home grown, per lb., 2a
CABBAGE California, new, 3Ve.
ONIONS Ohios, per bbl $4.60; new south
ern onions. In sacks, per lb., 34f6V4c.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basket crate,
$3. 25 3. 60; choice, 2.7fctf3.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu 83.
FRUITS.
FIGS California, no wcartons, $1; im
ported, per lb., 12SM4C.
STRAWBERRIES Per 24-qt. case, 83.25
TINEAPPLE8 Florida, 30 to 36 count.
$4.604i.0O.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch, according tn
$2.262.75.
ORANGES Budded, 83.25; Mediterranean
sweets, $3.6i3.75.
LEMONS Fancy, 83.50; choice, 83.25.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONWY Per 24-seotlon case, 82.753.00.
CIDEr Nehawka, per bbl., 83.26; New
York, 3 .0.
fon.UK.N-per lb., &o; shelled. c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell rr ik
12c; hard shell, per lb.. HV4c; No. 2 soft
shell, 10c: No. 8 hard shell, to: Bra, lis, per
w. "." w, ii u., Miiuonas, sort
shell, 16c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per
"o. sinaij, ism-, cocoanuts, per sack,
HIDES-No. 1 green. SVe; No. 2 green.
6V4c; No. 1 salted. 7V4c: No. 8 salted, 6V,c;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 Vi lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 812c; sheep
pelts. 75c; horse hides, $1. 502.25.
uuu utVALS-A. a. Alpern quotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton. $10; Iron. rtova plate. Der ton. 17 ro-
copper, par lb.. 8V,c; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8Vfcc; brass, light, per lb.. 8c; lead, per lb.,
8V:; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb., 6c
St. Lools Grain an.4 Provisions.
ST imria mw i xxm fat ui.k..,
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 82c; track, 82V4
83c; May. 80c; July, 744,c; September. 74V,c;
CORN Hlsrher: No. 1 rash. (t5c: tr.rV
65c; May. 63Vc; July, 621c; September,
60c
. OATS Higher: No. 1 cash. 4Sic: track.
84V(&t34Vc; May. 43Hc; Julv, 83Sc; Septem
ber. 2S"),c; No, whits. 4V047c.
RYE Firm at 60c.
FLOUR Unchanged: red winter oat-
ents. $3.7641.80: xtra fanov and trlht
83.So4f3.50; clear, 83.0ua.20.
Bt.hJL Timothy, steady, $5.00(26.25.
CO RN M E A L Stead y , $4.15.
BRAN 8teadv: sacked, east triu-k A
WAX Timothy. steady, $1160016.00;
nu strong, all 00014.00,
WH1BKT Steady, $180.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.06.
BAGGING Steady, 6TtjlSsO.
HEMP Twine,- 9c.
nr. I1795; old. $17.55. Lard, higher at
$10.20. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed lots.
extra shorts. $9.87V; clear ribs. a76: short
ciear, iu.w. Bacon, steady: boxed lots.
extra shorts, $10.76; clear ribs. 810.62V,;
METALS Lead, dull at 83.9TUS4O0 fiol.
ter, dull. $4 15.
POULTRY Firm: chlcksna 10410lL.
. 1. t . M ,. , ' . . . '
iui ri ,, o, uucii, oc , geese, zpv,C
BUTTER. - Steady; iT-earnery 17
dairy, 16daP20c. T
liuus-steady at 14c
RArlnta
Shin.
6.000
Flour 7 (XrX
Wheat ao.ooo
64.000
68.000
32,000
Corn 66.000
Oats 46.000
Liverpool Grata aai Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Mav 11 WHP.iT flnni
Steady; No. 1 northern spring, 6a 6d; No.
1 California, 6s 4Vid. Futures: Dull; May,
r i-u; Depiemoer, as ,aa.
CORN Spot: Steady; American mixed
new. os sa: old. &a td. Kumr..- n.ii-
juiy. 00 syut ovpiemDer, so 14,0..
- 1 J . r. . . . .. .
rcAB umaaian, nrm, 6a nd.
FLOUR SL LouU fancy winter, firm
8s 8d.
HOPS At London (PaclAo coast), Arm,
3 15sfl4 15s.
PROVISIONS Beef, strong; extra India
mess, mis so. fork, strong; prime mess
western. 76s. Hams, short cut. 14 to IS
lbs., aulet. 63c 8.1 Harnn Piimhuiinil
24 to 30 lbs., quiet, 49s d; ,hort ribs. It
W to 80 lbs., steady, 49s 9d; short ribs. 14
10 z ids., steady, ki; long clear middles.
light. 28 to 34 lbs . steady. . 62s (d; long clear
middles, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., steady, 52s J;
nun i-irtr vat-aa, 10 10 W IDS., quiet, ,2s;
viear ufiuea, if iu is IDS., quiet, b2S.
Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., steady,
8Ma 64. Lard, American reAned. In palls
Julet. Ms d; prims western. In tierces,
quiet. 52s.
BUTTER Finest United States, Arm. 96s.
v. iir.cor. lira, American nneat white
01a. dms; American nnest wnite. new. 64s
American finest colored, old. 61s; American
pnest colored, new, nrm, libs.
TALI.OW Prime city. firm. 80s
Receipts of wheat during the laat three
days were 226.0o centals. Including 117.au)
American.
Receipts of American corn during the
last inree aays wervj centals.
The Produce exchange will be closed on
Monday.
Changes In Available applies.
NEW YORK. May XL Special cable and
telegraphic communication to Bradatrect s
show the following changes In available
supplies:
V heat. In the United States and Canada,
east of the Rockies, decreased 4.134.U0O bu :
afloat for and In Europe, increased 1.400,000
du : total supply flaoreaeea a,TM,suo du.
Csrn. In it United etataa and Ouaaa.
I tut of tha Rorklea. daxiraaeed SoLhak hiT
ssa. oXwiuis rLoraiee. gumiana iui,pu du.
east of the Rockies, decreased 99.000 bu.
Among the more Importent decreases re
ported this week sre those of 600,0(0 bu. In
Manitoba, 236.no b- Iepot Harbor.
800,000 bu. at northweertem Interior ele
vators and 158.000 bu. at Chicago private
elevators.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 13.-WHEAT-Msy,
73Vc; July, 72; casn. no. I narn, m
74io: No. a 74c: No. i red. TSVic: No.
rsiTSc: No. t spring, Uc.
CORN May, Ke; September, 68Hc; cash,
No. 3 mixsd, 63V,4j4c; No. 2 white, 66V,c;
No. I. .Vc.
OATS No. 1 white. 44V,S45c
RYE No. 2. 60c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $13.604fl4.00; prairie,
$12,50413.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 21c; dairy, fancy,
18c.
EOG8 Weak; No. 8 whltewood cases In
eluded, 14c; loss off, cases returned. 13c.
Receipt". Bhlpments.
Wheat, bu tf.ono 28 000
Corn, bu 77.WO 61.2O0
Oats, bu TS.nW 22.0 0
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 13. BUTTER
Ho lower; extra western creamery, 23V,c;
extra nearby prints, 2c.
EiGS Steady; fresh nearby, 18c; fresh
western, 16V4c; fresh southwestern, 16V4f
16Hc: fresh southern, 16015V,o.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
fancy amsll, old, 134413Hc: New York full
creams, fair to choice, old, 124T12Ho; New
York full creams, prime, small, new, 11
12c; New York full creams, fair to good,
new, 10HllHc.
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. May 18. WHEAT Active;
May, 85cj July. 78 8-6c; September, 7S14c.
CORN Dull, Arm; cash and May, 62Vc;
July, 63V,c; September, 62c.
OATS Active, steady; caah, 45c; May,
44c: July. Sdc; September, 30c.
SEEDS Clover, dull Armer; cash, 85.07V,;
October, $6.16; No. 8, 84.62V,4.70.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 18. WHEAT May,
76e; July, 76c; September, 7Sic; on
track. No. 1 hard, 8W4e; No. 1 northern,
77Ho; No. 2 northern, 76V45.
FLOUR First patent. .85'S.96; sec
ond patents, $3.65Q.76; first clears, $2.85;
second clears, $2.10.
BRAN In bulk, $14.00014.60.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 18. WHEAT
Firmer; No. 1 northern, 78c; No. 2 north
em, 76077c; July, 76Hc
RYE Steady; No. 1. 68V4C.
BARLEY Strong; No. 2, 73c; sample, 65
72c.
CORN-July, 62Tc.
Dnlath Grain Market.
DULUTH. May 18. WHEAT Cash. No.
1 hard, BOHc: No. 3 northern, 754,c; No. 1
northern. 77Hc; May. 77Vic; July, 77H3
77Hc; September, 76Vic.
OATS September, 80V4c
tJUKXM 1VC
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. May IS. CORN Firmer- Nn 8
63c.
OATS Inactive: No. 8 vhll aiUe hlllort
through.
WHISKY On tha baala of 11 SO for fin.
Ished goods.
NEW YORK STOCKS A PSD BONDS.
Depressing lnalltles of Yesterday
Alleviated and Tone Firmer.
NEW YORK. Mnv IS -Tnav'i atnV mar
ket was a dull and narrow affair between
professional traders for the most part, but
the stronger tone was unmistakable. To
a large extent this was a natural recovery
irom yeaieraay a weakness. Tne influences
which weakened the market then were
alleviated today and there was a consider,
able demand from the professionals for
stocks sold short yesterday on unfavorable
developments. The unfavorable crop condi
tions May 1 Induced considerable realising
by the short Interest. Pressure against the
decline, was also exerted by the circula
tion 01 rumors or a ravoraoie turn In the
anthracite strike situation, but no inform
ation on this point was forthcoming.
The money situation was somewhat easier
today, althouah loans were made as:aln at
as high as 8 per cent. The foreign banking
nouses were very large lenders in tne mar
ket and the continued decline In exchange
reflected further borrowing from foreign
money markets, under which the monev
rate weakened. The selling of exchange In
mis operation, in effect, going short In the
exchange market and represents require
ments to be met In the future. To some
extent It Is speculation on the future
volume of our exports which depends most
largely onjuie sise or tne coming corn crop.
As the ifoatlng supply In London Is small,
the technical effect Is to Induce purchases
In New York by the arbitrage brokers to
cover this demand In London, while the
shipments of stocks from New York are
covered by sales of exchange here, thus
relieving the demands for credits on the
local money market.
Yesterday sharp relapses In some stocks
awakened skepticism as to many recent
rumors or tne source or recent demand
for stocks, said to be for control bv lame
Interests. But the Louisville & Nashville
episode and th! known character of some
of the recent distribution of Reading
among other railroad Interests keeps alive
tne conviotion mat mere is a tendency
toward the lodgement of stocks In strona-
hands for control.
The state of suspension of the Northern
Securities company clearly does not prevent
tno progress 01 pmns ior control, as tne
question Involved there Is one of method
In holding stocks after they have been
secured. A rumor circulated todav. al
though emphatically denied, that the North.
ern securities company wouia abandon Its
present plan resulted in a drop In the stock
on the curb to 99. 'which Is Its first fall
below parity. The stock market closed dull
and Arm.
The bond market was dull and somewhat
Irregular. Total sales, par value, 82.310,000.
United States 8s and 8s declined Vi per cent
on the last call.
The following are us closing pnoes os
the Now York Stock exchange:
Ateblsoa
. T at. Faul ptd
. rTUlSo. PaetSo .
,..1S5H
ao ,10
Baltimore O..
.104H
. M
80. Railway 17
So sf
ao bis Mtt
Canaolaa Pae
Caaada So
Chm. Obio
Chicago a Altoa....
.111
T2
Tim Pad 6c 41
Toledo. St. U 4k W.. 11
4S do pfd
US Union Ptolflo
U
00 sra
7t4 do pfd
T7UWabaah ,
MS do pfd
IMS Wheeling ALE..
,M do M ptd
M Wis. Central ,
, 4 do p(d.
Adama Cl
lit Amarlcaa Ex
J1W I'nlted States Ex..,
.. MS
.. US
.. 44
.. 11
.. MS
.. M
.. 47S
,..1M
..110
..114
..106
.. 47H
.. iS
.. lS
.. 14
.. to
Clilcass. lad. A L..
00 sfO
CMcaso . Ill
Chicago a O. W....
oo in pia
So M p'4
Chicago . w
C. R. 1. A r
Chicago Tor. Tr..
pta
tlSjWalla-Farso Ex...,
C. C. C. A St. L....lKViAmal. Cnppor
Colorado so 14, Amer. Car A F
do lot ptd do pfd
do M sia m
Amer. Ltn.
OH.
Delaware A Hudaoa.-ITI
do pfd
Amer. S. A R
do pfd
Del. L.. a w nt
Deonr A R. 41 41H
do pfd.
OVlAnae. Mining Co..
.111 S
Erie
... nH Brooklyn R. T
... (IVColorado Fuel A I.
... M Con. Oaa
...181 Con. Tobacco pfd..
... HWOen. Electric
... 10U Hocking Coal
...Ul,Intr. Paper
.... 46 do ptd
... 11 Laclede Oaa
... 44 iNatlonal Blecult ...
...lto .National Lead ....
...ItlH'Na. Amerlcaa
...111 Pacific Coast
...147", Pacific Mall
... HVPoople'e Oaa
... 1H Preaeed B. Car
. 46S
.102S
.121
.ins
.lit
. its
. 10s
. MS
do let pta
do Id ptd
Great Nor. pfd...
Hocking Valley .
do sea
Illtaole Ceatral ..
Iowa Central
do era
Lake Erie A W..
. 41
do pta
. is
L- A N
Manhattan L
.izz
. 47
. 11
Met. St. Ry
Mi. Central ....
.1014
. 4J
. MS
.116
Max. National ..
Mlaa. A St. I,....
,...11 I do pfd ,
...1W Pullman P. Car ....
... KV Republic Steel
... tS do ptd
,...1M Suaar
,...IM(,T.m. Coal A I
.... 41 It'nloa Bag A P
a do ptd ,
... HV4 U. 1. Lntber
,...1 do ptd
i,V. . Rubber
... M do pfd......
... aH U. a. Steel
... (MSil do pfd
... MS Weatern I'nlon
... TtSAmer. Locomotive..
.... Wl do pfd
.... its K. C. Southern
...1UV do pfd
Mo. Facile
M . K. A T
do ptd
N. J. Central ....
.1274k
. 44S
. I6S4
N. T. Central ...
Norfolk A W
do pfd
. az
,. II
Ontario A W
Pennerleajila ....
Reading
do let pfd
do Id ptd
It. L t I F ...
do let pfd
do Id pfd
t. L. South w....
do pfd
St. Paul
. MS
,. us
. M
. 40',
. 11
en.
US
2S
ms
SOS
Trust receipts. Ex-dlvldend.
Row York Mining; taetatlena,
NEW YORK. May 13 -Ths following sre
tbs closing prices on mining stocks:
A,1ins CvB .........
Alice
Breeoe
Brunswick Coo ....
Comatook Tunnel ,
Coa. Cel. A Vs....
Deadwood Terra...
Horn Sliver
Iroa Silver
.
ILtttle Chief ,,,
nrterlo
.. 11
..160
..16
.. 4
... 16
.. 11
... 14
.. 40
..110
64
.. ts Ophlr
,. It Phoenix
.. 6'Potoel
,.116 iSavsga
.. It Sierra Nevada
..14, Ismail Mopea .
.. 11 standard
ville Coa
Perelgn rinsnelal.
LONDON. May l.-Money was sllghtlv
easier today, but no material decrease In
rates Is anticipated, while the market is
Isrgely Indebted to the Bank of England,
which has to renew a proportion of loans
due to It. The Stock exchange waa some
what irregular and stagnant on account of
the Boer conferences. First-class securi
ties were Arm. Americans were generally
above parity. Contangos were stiff because
much etock Is carried here for Ksw York,
I Tv.vVlJ ern..r r-. . 1 . ij- , rL
Kaffirs were Inrllned to sag. Oold ore-
mlums are quoted at Buenos Ay res st
188.70; Madrid, 87 20: Rome. 24.10. Bar silver
closed weak at 28 11-lftd per ounce.
PARIS, May 13. Three per cent rentes,
lOlf 5e for the account. Hpanlsh 4s, 79.06. A
heavy feeling prevailed on the bourse today
while awaiting news of the resolution of
the Boer conference. Argentines were ex
ceptionally firm. Turks ssgged owing to
rumors thst the conversion scheme had
been abandoned, dpanlsh 4s, Bues Canal,
Metropolitans, Sosnovlce and Thomson
Houatons reacted. Rio tlntos were firm
during the earlier part of the day, but
closed weaker In spite of the rise In the
jnce 01 copper. ie Beers finished firm snd
n good demand. Kaffirs were steadv. The
private rate of discount waa 1 15-18 per
cent.
BERLIN. May 13. Prices on the bourse
were irregular. Northern Pacifies were
dull. Commercial shares Improved owing
to the better trade drmsnd. Exchange on
London, 2om 29 pfgs. for checks.
Blew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Mav 18. MONET-On ca.lL
Arm at 4'S'S per cent; closing offered at 4
per cent; prime mercantile paper. 4SfiS
per cent.
HlfcKUNU EXCHANGE-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt 84.R7H
for demand and 84 K4S for sixty davs;
posted rates. 84.8M,'a'4 86 and 84.8S'S4.88S;
commercial bills, t M4 MV.
SILVER Bar, Bl,c; Mexican dollars,
41Hc.
BONDS Government, weak; state. In
active; railroad. Irregular. ,
The closing quotations on bond are as
follows:
U. g. ref. la.
reg.
.1S L. A U. unL 4a 101
.loS Mex. Central 4a 41
.loisi do la Ine 42 S
.IMS Minn. A St. L. 4a....l'li
.11S M., K. A T. 4a 101
.1S7SI do to 11
.111 IN. T. Central 1, 104S
.111 do gen. ISa in,
.IMS N. J. C. gen. to IMS
.IOCS No. PaclAo 4a 104S
.103SI do la Tl
. MSlNorfolk A W. e. 4a.. 101
.102S Reading gen. 4a MS
. MS St L A I M e. 4s. ...114
.107 St. L. A S F. 4a....
.joss st. L. S. W. la 17
.101 I do ta MS
. K5S 8. A. A A. F. 4a.... ao
do coapon ,
do la, reg......
do coupon
do new 4a, reg
do coupon
do old 4e,
do coupon
reg.
do 6a, reg...,
do coupon
Atch. gen. 4a
do adj. 4a
B. A O. 4a
do ISa
do cone. 4a
Canada So. la
Central of Oa. 6a...
do la Inc
Ches. A Ohio 4Sa..
.in, 1 80. Pacific 4s Kk
Chloaao A A. ISa...
4 So. Railway la 112
u., h. a 14. 11.
. v leiaa a rac. ia 121
.116 IT.. St. L. A W. 4a... 41
.184 Union Paolflo 4a 10t
.110 do ronr. 4a 101
C. M A 8t P g. 4a..
C. A N. W. c. la.
C. R. I. A P. 4a..
CCC. A St. L. g. 4a.
lOlSiwabaah la 110
Chicago Ter. 4a....,
Colorado 80. 4a....
Denver A R. O. 4a
Erie prior lien 4a...
. n ao 2a 110
. He I do deb. B 77
.l4S'Wett Shore 4a 114
.ions Wheel. ALB. 4s... 18
. 87S Wle. Central 4a 18
.118SCon. Tobacco 4s MS
.111 I
do general 4a
F. W. A D. C. la..
Hocking Val. 4Si..
Boston Stock Qaotatlons.
BOSTON. May 13 Call loans. BViVffS per
cent; time loans, 4HS per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlnon 4a
.'.lOlSiWeat. common lot
., S6 Adventure 22 S
.. 11 Alloues IS
..67 I Amalgamated 47
.. 78 Bingham !
.. 11 Calumet A Hecla....6C0
..I12S Centennial 11
..114 Copper Range 68
..181 Dominion Coal 116
..2.11 Franklin 11
..146 lele Rorale 14
..IMS, Mohawk US
.. 27 S Old Dominion 11
..1I7S Osceola 42
Oaa la ,
Mex. Central 4s....
N. E. O. A C
Atchlaon ,
do pfd
Boaton A Albany.,
Boaton A Maine...,
Boston Elevated...
N. Y., N. H. A H
Fltrhburg pfd
Union PaclAo
Mexican Central
American Sugar. ...
ao pfd
.111 I Parrot 14
.17 iQulnrr 126
. 66 Santa Fa Copper 1
.117 i Tamarack Ill
. 48 Trlnltr US
. 11 lUnlted States ........ 10
. 4 Utah 11
.104 IVIctorla
. 16 Winona 1
. 41 (Wolverine 64
. 11 IDaly West 42
American T. A T..,
Dominion I. & 8...
Oen. Electric ,
Mm. Electric
do pfd
K W! n An
United Fruit ,
United Copper
U. 8. Steel ,
do pfd ,
London Stock Qaotatlons.
LONDON. May 13.-
4 p. m. Closing:
Norfolk A Western..
do pfd
Ontario A Weatern.
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st ptd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway...
do pfd
Consola tor money... ,6
. (1
. 12
. 18
. 7
. 12
. 42
. 16
. 17
:W
.106
. 10
. 41
. tl
. 17
, 44
. 76
. US
. 44S
do account.. a
Anaconda 6
Atchison 10
do ptd 100
Baltimore A Ohio. ...lots
Canadian Pacific 12,
Cheeapeake A Ohio.. 47
Chicago O. W 10
C. M. A St. Paul. ...17214
Southern PaclAo
Denver ft H. U 42
Union PaclAc
do pfd
United States Steal.
do pfd
Wabash .,
do pfd
do pfd ,8
Erie 17
do 1st pfd 49
do Id ptd 64
Illinois Central 164S
Louisville ft Nash.. 141
Spanish 4s
M . K. A T v.. 96
Rsnd Mines
do pfd 40
DeBeera
N. T. Central ..1W
BAR SILVER Uncertain at 23d per
ounce.
MONEY 2V42L per cent. The rate of
discount In the open market for both
short and three-months' bills Is 24 per
cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. May 11 Bank clearinsra tndav
31.213,227.19; corresponding day last year,
$1,005,172.81; Increase, 3238,054.28.
CH1CACJO, May 13. Clearings, 320,933.
866; balances, l,&29.1.; posted exchange,
48.51; sixty days. 4.88 on demand; New
York exchange, 50c premium.
NEW YORK. May 13-Exchange, 8327.
786.482: balances. 2li.535.668.
PHILADELPHIA, May 13. Clearings,
$22,012,828; balances, $734,309,584; money, 4V,
per cent.
BOSTON, May 13 Exchange, $24,440,
062; balances, $2,146,256.
BALTIMORE, May 13. Clearings, $5,111.
006; balances, $634,992; money, 8 per cent.
i.ivmnAii, xuay w. Clearances, S3,
106,200; money, 4 per cent; New York ex
change, 25c to 40o premium.
ST. LOUIS, May 13. Clearings. $9,319.
141; balances. $1,049,360: money, steady, 4
66 per cent; New York exchange, 40o pre
mium. Condition of the Treasury-.
WASHINGTON. May 18.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available caah balances, lira ui .
442; gold, $97,682,406.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 13 COTTON Spot
closed He lower; middling upland, 4c;
middling gulf, 9c; sales. 986 bales. Fu
tures closed easy; May. 9.08c; June, 8.98c;
July, 8.88c; August, 8.61c; Beptember, 8.14c;
October, 7.98c; November, 7.95c; December
January, 7.94c: February, 7.93c.
GALVESTON, May 13. COTTON Mar
ket nominal at 9 7-ltc.
ST. LOUIS, May 13-COTTON-Market
quiet, l-16c lower; middling, 9c; sales. 150
bales; receipts, 1,167 bales; stock, 32,362
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 18. COTTON
Market quiet; sales, K bales; ordinary,
8 1 -16c; good ordinary, 8 9-16c; low middling,
IlLlSr: mlddllm fia-ldor wnnri
9Sc; middling fair, 10 3-16c; receipts, 1.528
Dales; biock, 100,01s Dales, rutures, steady;
May, 9.11'9.12c; June, 9.129.13c; July, 9.21W
9.22c; August, 8.7111 72c; Beptember, 6.22&
$24c; October, t.smi.fHc; November. 7.76$
7.76c; December, 7.?5&7.76c; January, 7.78S
7 80c
LIVERPOOL, May 18. COTTON-Spot
prices, Arm; American middling, 6 8-32d.
Bales of the day were 8,000 bales, of which
1,000 bales were for speculation and ex
port and Included 500 American. Re
ceipts, 1,000 bales, all American. Futurea
opened quiet and closed steady; Ameri
can middling, g. o. c. May, 4 61-64d, buy
ers; May and June, 4 61 -64(1. sellers: June
and July, 4 60-644 61-64d, buyers; July and
August, 4 60-64d, buyers; August and Sep
tember, 4 65-64(1. sellers; Beptember and
October, 4 40-64S4 41-64d, sellers; October
and November, 4 32-64d, sellers; November
and December, 4 29-6484 S0-64d, buyers;
December and January, 4 28-64Q4 29-64d,
buyers; January and February, 4 28-64d,
sellers.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 13 COFFEE Bpot
Rio. quiet; No. 7 Involre. 5 7-lc. Mild
quiet; Cordovs, 8i2c. The market opened
steady, with prices unchanged to 8 points
higher and further worked up 6 points on
active buylna. led bv local shorts. Bullish
foreign market news caused the better
feeling here and cheesed pressure from
Importers. Nevertheless, receipts In the
crop country were large and spot demand
did not broaden appreciably. The market
settled back partially later and closed
steady and net unchanged to 8 polnta
nigner. Total sales were i. nags, in
cluding September at & 35c; November, S.tOc;
Lcf moer, 5.60c; Marcn. b.suc.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts,
NEW YORK. May 13. DRIED FRUIT
Kvaporated apple trsoe is inactive; tns
market hold. Arm Dried apples. Mile.
Prunes show better feeling. Full outside
prices are asked for new fruit; old valuea
are Irregular, though tne reeling Is
steadier Apricots are stesoy.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT Prunes
IV.6ic; apricots, boxes, 10fll4c; bags.
lVuc; peaches, peeieo, itaibc; un
peeled, 8Sllc.
gar Market.
NEW ORLEANS. May 11-SUGAR-Strong;
open kettle. 2V&3 8-lc; opsn ket
tle centrifugal, StlHc; centrifugal yellow
84c; seconds, 2Wti:tc; mollassee sugar
dull: centrifugal. 4.al8c.
NEW YORK, May 13-SUOAR-Raw
Irregular; fair, rednlng, JSc; eotrlfugs,
9 test. 34c; molaasss sugar, JSc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Gradee of Ft Cattle Commanded
Strong Prioes.
HOGS ADVANCED JUST ABOUT A NICKEL
Better Grades of Sheep and Lnmbs
Sold Freely at steady Prices, bat
Cemsaon Stag? Was Very
low atnd Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA
May 13.
Receipts were:
Official Monday....
Official Tuesday...
Cattle. Hogs. 8hep,
,. 8.818 8. 870 8.707
. 8,688 8.299 8.968
Two days this week
Same days last week.
Same week before
Same three weeks ago
Bame four weeks sgo
Bame days last vear..
, 7.401
, 3.463
8.451
6.177
, 8.7AO
12.169
14. 9
16.864
12.079
1J.955
7.665
8.324
8.3M
9.604
16.021
12.8U9
, 8,627
13.3S8
The following table shows the average
price of hogs sold on the South Omaha
market the past several, days, with com
parisons with former years;
Data. I 1902. 1801.1900.189.1898.1897.!loM.
April 15..
April 18..
Anrll 11
86HT S01 e 873887880838
8 91 894146 111 HI 3 2
IK, 111 IK 111 181388
ia it in ik I a
8 H 8 89 5 44 8 71 8 81 I 91
IS6I46I76I 83 3 84 I8S
834, I43 3 77 3 73 I8S8M
I 84 I 81 in IK IK IM
8 86', 8 80 I M 3 74 8 M I 28
I W 8 76 6 33 I 87 e IS33M
7(MSI77S8l6in 131
I 94 8 77 6 89 I 86 3 84 3 11
I73I84I87I79I71I2I
7 07 e S37I89I79I75I28
7 0JS 8 85 88 179 I 74 121
IKS 884II2 I 83 3 80 3 16
190 864 8263 61 1791 13
7 01S 5 71 6 IS I 65 3 90 8 13
7 014 8 73 I 17 3 66 3 87 8 71
685 126 158 I 93 8 'i2 328
703 e 8 82 3 62 3 96 3 66 3 80
98 188 e 164 393 864 3 32
S98H 6 69 I21 190 1 70 8 80
700 6 64 6 10 I 69 e 3 71 3 19
708 I66I12I6&I89 3 18
7 07T, 6 61 6 15 3 62 3 95 8 68
6 66 6 16 3 62 I 97 I 67 8 10
90S e 6 15 1 66 4 19 3 66 8 17
70S 668 168435865120
April 13..
April it..
April 10..
ADril 81..
AprU 82..
Anrll 21
April 24..
April 28..
April 2..
April 27..
Anrll 28..
April 29..
April 80..
May 1....
May 3....
Mav 8....
May 4....
May 6....
May 8....
May 7....
Mav 8....
May 8....
May 10...
May 11...
May 12...
May 13...
Indicates Sunday.
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The followina? tnhle ahnwa the rerelnts of
csttle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
year.
lorn 1001 Tnn 1W
Cattle. 286.994 252.110 33,84
HOIl AM ill U!A RA6 U
Sheep 839.170 419,651 80,481
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The followina list shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country
yesterday and their destination:
Cars.
Charles Butler, Billings, Mont B. & M.. 1
James Phillips, Pierre, S. D.-R. 1 30
Caton Bros.. Dedham, I a. Mil.... 1
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattie.Hoga.S!Vp.H'ses.
C, M. ft St. P. Ry.. I
1
u. at bu l rty
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 7
Union Pacific system 33
C. & N. W. Ry 4
F E. A M. V. Ry.... 32
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry 35
B. & M. R. Ry 23
C, B. & Q. Ry 8
K. C. & St. J. Ry 8
C, R. I. & P., east.. 6
C, R. I. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 4
4
2
17
11
84
11
11
6
13
1
Total receipts
..159
117
17
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber or neaa inaicatea:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
omana racking to
355 1.3.1 59
X60 2.181 1 143
855 1.661 658
44S 1.831 664
148
711
109
114
60
63
184
30
1
173
216
3,606 7.6Z5 2,424
Swift and Company
uaaany racxing to
Armour & Co
Swift Co.. country....
G. H. Hammond Co
Carey & B
Lobman Be Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Huntxlnger
Livingstone & Schaller.
Hamilton A Rotchschlld
H. L Dennis & Co
Wolf A Murman 173
Other buyers
CATTLE There was a fairly liberal sup
ply of cattle here today, which makes the
receipts ior tne two aays mis wees, con
siderably In excess of the same days of
last week, but not equal to the same days
of last year. The quality of the offerings
waa rainy gooa ana tne marxet as a wnoie
waa In very satisfactory condition.
Packers seemed to be fairly anxious for
the better grades of beef steers this morn
ing and as a result the market waa some
what active and could safely be quoted
steady to strong on the better grades.
That was especially true of the choice
heavy cattle and also of the prime light
weights. The medium grades of cattle
were not In quite as good demand, but
still they sold without much trouble at
fully steady prlceB as compared with yes
terday. Practically everything at all de
sirable was out of first hands In good
season.
The better grades of cows and heifers
were also in good, request this morning
and sellers hsd no trouble In selling such
kinds at steady to strong prices. The same
as was the case with steers, the medium
kinds and common stuff did not sell quite
as freely as the better grades, but at the
same time tne prices paid looaea steady.
There was not enough change In the
f rices paid for bulls, veal calves and stags
o be worthy of mention.
There were only a few Blockers and feed
ers on sale thla morning, but the more de
sirable offerings sold freely at fully steady
firices. When It came to the common and
lghtwelght stuff the market was less ac
tive the same as usual, but as offerings
were limited sellers disposed of practically
everything they had In good season at
steady prices. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Nn. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
I ISO 4 H It list 4 40
1 1000 4 40 II list I 40
f 771 4 71 II 1171 I 40
I 1110 I 00 it 1021 4 40
1 1040 I 40 11 lilt 4 40
4 M0 I 40 17 1214 4 46
tl 1077 I n 10 11,1 I M
4 HI lit 4 1031 4 10
II 1141 I M 10 1143 I 10
I tot t M It 1100 4 to
1 1474 I SO 17 1114 I M
1 1110 4 00 II 1104 4 tO
M 167 4 00 II 1037 I 10
IT 1104 I 04 1 1170 4 U
II 1106 4 II 1 11M I M
4 lot! I II 1 1470 4 ti
11 10S1 4 10 It 1317 I tt
It 1140 I 10 17 lit! 4 ti
14 1041 4 it 101 1240 I 40
I 1134 I u it lito 1 aa
1 1144 4 it 44 1141 4 70
M 107 U II 1321 4 Tt
It 10M I tO 14 1331 I Tl
II 1101 4 10 at 1211 I Tt
10 1201 I 10 11 1111 1 11
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t 1101 I It 11 1174 I M
4 11" 4 It 17 1401 I Its
1 1IO0 4 It II 127T I W
T 1114 4 It U 1421 I It
1 1111 I It 34 UM I to
II 1114 I 8 14 1170 1 00
44 1111 I It 40 1461 T 10
II lift 4 It '
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I 1061 I 40 t 1012 6 04
tl IK 1U
COWS.
t MO I 00 I Ml 4 71
J 770 I It 1 110 4 71
1 170 1 It 1 1030 4 Tl
1 140 1 40 11 11M 4 10
too I 10 1 10 4 10
I Tat I 71 17 Il 4 M
I 10S0 I 00 1 1040 i 00
1 710 1 00 I in I 00
I IM I tt 1 M0 I 00
I IM I 26 1 1160 I 04
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1 ,40 I tO It 1011 I 00
I HO 1)0 II 1U6T I 0
J M0 I Tt II IM 111
410 I 71 t uao I 10
1 IH IM 4 1110 I It
t 660 4 00 1 1046 4 16
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1 460 4 It II 111! I 14
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II 171 4 40 1 1110 I 71
14 Kt 4 40 1 1100 f Tl
1 1160 4 60 1 1430 I 00
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1 1044 4 M 1 1310 I 00
1 1340 4 If 14 4 M
1 1070 4 Tl 1(20 4 14
COWS AND HEIFERS.
It IU IS II 1040 I U
11 Til I 16 4 U34 I tt
HEIFERS.
410 I 10
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, K I tt
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. 140
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BULLS.
1 174 I 40 1 14T 4 M
1 1070 I 00 1 laje I 00
1 1410 I 00 1 1170 I II
1 NU I fl 1 1760 I at
I lo I M 1 lin I 40
1 1M0 I 1 17M I 10
1 lltf I 36 1 140 I 60
1 110 4 It 1 17M I tO
1 13O0 4 40 1 1130 I M
1 1140 I 40
CALVES.
I ) 4 16 1 144 4 M
1 110 4 00 1 140 4 It
1 110 I 16
8TAOS.
1 1IM I 00 IT ll'l 4 t
1 into I an a 1150 I 71
M 1101 I TO 1 1070 I 00
1 1170 4 M
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
t 47t I 00 II 444 I W
1 170 I on 11 W In
1 400 1 SO I
STOCK CALVES.
1 4tn I ts 1 o IK
STOCKER8 AND FLEDERS.
1 40 I 76 II Til 4 IS
I IM I 00 t 641 4 40
1 ton I It 11 441 4 40
1 471 I 10 t 1060 4 60
I 4M I 75 t Itl 4 10
I Tin 1 Tl in 4. 4 4fl
4 140 I 15 104 7M 4 40
14 too 1 16 t T7I 4 W
11 114 4 00 11 I6 4 TO
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7 M4 4 10 II 716 4 '
M 71? 4 10 17 117 I 00
1 740 4 10
HOGS There was Just a fair run of hogs
here today, and under the Influence of a
good local demand the market advanced 5c
all around. The quality of the hogs was
considerably better today than yesterday,
so that the market on paper shows up In
good shape. Packers started out In good
season, and as a result the bulk of the
offerings was disposed of at a reasonably
early hour. The better grades and heavier
weignta were, of course. In the best de
mand, but still sellers did not experience
any great difficulty as a rule In rilannaina
of even their lightweight stuff. The most
or tne good wetarht hoars sold from 17 10 tn
E16, and the medium weights brought from
.00 to 37.10. The lighter loads sold from
.96 down. Today's advance carries the
market well back toward the hlah nnlnt
of the year. Representative sales:
No, Av. Bh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
68 17 20 6 85 62 2:5 ... 7 10
84 257 .280 6 90 78 253 80 7 10
81 190 120 6 90 65 216 160 7 10
67 195 80 6 95 62 275 80 7 10
85 183 40 6 95 75 253 200 7 10
93 198 ... 6 96 83 238 ... 7 10
76 192 ... 6 96 24 243 80 7 10
78 201 120 6 95 63 267 ... 7 10
85 205 240 6 96 68 219 ... 7 10
79 192 120 6 95 67 247 ... 7 10
83 1W 200 6 95 25 240 240 7 10
83 190 120 6 95 61 225 ... 7 10
85 2H 240 6 97V, 47 260 160 7 12S
64 222 120 7 00 60 237 160 7 12S
78 216 ... 7 00 73 227 200 7 12',
70 213 ... 7 00 66 239 80 7 12S
70 189 280 7 00 67 264 40 7 12S
88 204 160 7 00 20 238 ... 7 12'i
93 203 40 7 00 69 240 80 7 12S
70 197 ... IM 111 2S7 80 7 12'4
76 206 160 7 00 18 267 80 7 15
63 193 80 7 00 56 280 ... 7 15
81 214 80 7 00 59 280 160 7 15
84 219 ... 7 00 64 251 240 7 15
91 186 40 7 00 72 269 ... 7 15
73 199 ... 7 00 63 275 80 7 15
72 209 80 7 00 70 246 40 7 15
87 189 40 7 00 11 261 40 7 15
90 196 80 7 00 66 266 ... 7 15
70.. .....226 120 7 00 66 264 ... 7 15
48 229 120 7 00 70 244 320 7 15
81...t..2"d ... 7 00 60 283 190 7 16
70 343 320 7 05 69 255 120 7 15
76 230 ... 7 06 40 260 ... 7 15
66 209 ... 7 05 63 239 ... 7 15
42 22 1 80 7 05 66 274 90 7 15
89 222 ... 7 05 65 261 240 7 15
"8 214 120 7 05 69 270 ... 7 15
66 215 120 7 05 2 288 ... 7 20
78 225 400 7 06 t7 268 80 7 20
73 223 80 7 06 69 285 160 7 20
70 219 80 7 05 55 828 ... 7 20
91 199 240 7 05 67 269 40 7 20
40 209 40 7 05 75 258 80 7 20
71 230 240 7 05 72 272 80 7 20
83 214 80 7 05 66 249 160 7 20
75 228 80 7 05 66 284 240 7 20
7 229 80 7 06 67 235 ... 7 20
70 252 240 7 07', 66 276 ... 7 20
70 232 120 7 071, 47 300 ... 720
67 230 280 7 07H 66 282 80 7 20
69 220 160 7 07VJ 66 268 ... 7 22S
18 260 40 7 O74 67 313 80 7 224
33 224 ... 7 074 66 316 80 7 25
63 265 120 7 10 62 302 40 7 25
69 240 80 7 10 53 291 200 7 25
65 256 200 7 10
SHEEP As will be seen from the table
of receipts above, the supply of sheep and
lambs for the two days this week Is about
the same as for the two days of last week,
but considerably short of the same days
of last year. The quality of the offerings
today was not very good, which naturally
had a bad effect on the market. Packers
took hold In fairly good shape and bought
up the better grades at lust about steadv
prices. Colorado wool lambs sold as high
aa 36.80, which was the same as they
brought yesterday. When It came to the
common stuff, however, the market was
very dull and weak. Packers did not seem
to want the common stuff at all. and as a
result their bids were lower, and In a good
many rases sellers could not even get the
buyers to look at what they had. It was
late before a clearance was made.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice wethers, 85.80g.00: fair to good, 85.60
(go. to; gooa to cnoice ewes, efc.ooa5.50; fair to
good, 4.6oj5.00, good to choice lambs, 86.10
$6.25; fair to good, 85.75.10. Wooled stock
sells about 25(g60c above clipped stock
Choice Colorado wooled lambs. $6.75056 85;
fair to good, 36.S06.76. Representative
sales:
No. Av. Pr.
12 cull ewes 76 32 60
6 cull ewes 83 3 00
20 cull lambs , 70 4 60
36 ewes 87 4 50
385 western eWes 87 6 00
70 Nebraska lambs 88 6 25
17 spring lambs 47 6 50
561 Colorado lambs 75 6 80
1 native ewe 150 5 26
1 native ewe 170 5 50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Sheep Steady and Hogs and
Lambs Higher.
CHICAGO. May 13.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
3.500 head, including 200 Texana and 1.405
westerns; market active and steadv; good
to prime steers. 86.80(87.40; poor to medium,
35.00ii6.75; stockers and feeders. 82.75S6.S6;
cows, 3l-6OS6.0O; heifers. 82.60t.80; canners.
Il.50ft2.60; bulls. S2.60f 5.66; calves. 2.00.86;
Texas fed steers. 5.25'&6.26; western steers,
hay fed. 35.00fc6.80.
HOGS Receipts. 19.000 head: estimated
tomorrow, 30,000; left over. 8,000; market
strong, 5gl0c higher; mixed and butchers,
86.9tW7.S0; good to choice heavy, 7.257.40;
rough heavy, 88.85tr7.20; light, 86.767.10:
bulk of sales. 86.957.25.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
neaa; sneep sieaay, tamos steadv tn 0c
higher; good to choice wethers, 85.76.SO;
fair to choice mixed. S5.2n&6.76: western
sheep, 85.25ift6.30; native lambs, clipped, 85 26
66.60; western lambs. 8&.606.65; Colorado
wooled lambs, 17.10.
Utnclal yesterday:
Recetnts. fihtnmente
Cattle 17.350 3.078
Hogs 37.915 6.SA6
Bfieep 18,469 3,284
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 18. CATTLE Re
celpts, 6.00O natlvea. 700 Texans and 150
calves; market for best finished stuff was
strong, others steady to 10c lower: choice
export and dressed beef ateers, I6.754i7.80:
lair to goon, t.inwe.7o; mockers snd feed
ers. 33.35fi.36; western fed steers. 34.761ii3.O0:
Texas and Indian steers. 85.0T"d:6 26: Texss
cows, 13.00(95.10: native cows. 82.25fi6.60; na
tive heifers. 3Ky&7.00; canners. l.76'2.60;
bulls, 32.85Hi-3.75; calves, 83.00g.76.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head; market
steadv to 6c hlaher: too. 87.40: bulk of salea.
17 fVrt 7 Vl- kA-vv 17 WU(? JA- m1w . U . r-
87.104j7.35;' light, 6.708Tl0;'ydrkers, f7.87.i0;
pigs. M vnrno.no.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.400
head; best sheen steady, Texans 104725c
lower; native lambs, 864097.16; western
lambs, 86 .70057.10; native wethers, 85 80(96.00:
western wethers, 84.30(36.00: fed ewes, 14 76
ro5 65; Texas clipped yearlings. 85 60o5 90;
Texss clipped sheep, 34 26J4 36. Blockers and
feeders. 2.754.60.
Row York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. May 18 BEEVES Re
ceipts. 80 hesd: feeling steady; dressed beef
slow st PStjIIc per lb. Cables were un
changed, with live cattle at 1416c per lb.,
dressed weight, and refrigerator beef at
12c per lb. Exports today were 809 csttle,
l,f6 sheep and 2.880 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. Ii9 head; market
steady; veals, 36 263.62u; per cwt. ; cltV
dresned veals, steady, (fil0c, with selected
at I1 He: country dresaed veals unchanged.
HOGS Receipts, 1,700 head; market Arm
for live hogs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. I csrs;
sheep steady, choice clipped lambs firm,
others steadv. common grades slow: clipped
sheep, 85.6OS7.70 per cwt.; clipped iamb",
87.10; cull lambs. 85 80; unshorn lambs. 86 50:
spring lambs. 85.tg7.Q0 per hesd; dresaed
muttons, 9g02c per lb.; Inferior carcasses,
7610c
St. Joseph Live Sleek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 18 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.750 head; market steady: cows and
heifers. 8160ti6 5r: vesla. 33.60&.00; stockers
and feeders, 82 266 60
HOGS Receipts, 8 800 head; strong; light
and light mixed, 36 80iJ72fi! medium and
beavv 17 12Vrt7 86 : Diss. 84 2ZVQ6.26.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 5,M0
heed: market 10c lower; western lambs,
86 1543186; western sheep, S4.85Q6 26.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May 18. WOOL The trade
continues very quiet here, but pilose re
main ateadv. Territorr wools are firm:
strictly fine Is Quoted on , the .scoured basis
pie, 481f60c: medium. 8"TNoc. Fleece wools
are very q.ilet. with offering, small. Ohio
snd Pennsylvania. 281i2c, snd above, 21
l!7o, 342f; Michigan. 224724. There Is
possibly a little better inquiry for Au
stralian wools; combing, choice, scoured,
7072c; good, 67tJ68c; average, 6M6ftr.
ST. LOUIS. May IS. WOOL St rong and
active for new clip; medium grades, l..ij
ITHc; light, fine, 121fto; heavy, fine. 9tj
12c; tub-washed, l.Vjj24Sc
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 11-CATTLE-Recelots.
2.700 hesd. Including 1,500 Texans; market,
steady to strong; native shipping and ex
port steers, s.2vfrc.0f: dressed beef and
butcher steers. 4 704j 75; steer, under
l.OiO pounds. 34 6O0.16 25; stockers and feed
ers, 32.60474 80; cows and heifers, 12 2'
6 75; csnners, 31.Wd2.75; bulls. 13. 6041 4 .(;
calves. 36WVfr7.20; Texss and Indian steers,
fed, 14 4"4iUiO; grasaers. f3.4oq24.ofl; cows
and heifers, w (M So.
HOGS-Receipts, 7,300; market, steady;
Slgs and lights. 86 75f96; packers, I6W
7.15: butchers. 7 OJWT.87H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000;
market, steady; native muttons, 84.8ivg'5 .60;
lambs, 35.5Cir7.50: culls and bucks, 33.004
4.U0; stockers, $10004.00.
Sloe, City Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., May 13 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 700; market
steady; beeves, 85 76416.70; cows, bulls snd
mixed, $3.6j.26; stockers and feeders. 83.(0
$4 50; yearlings and calves. 32 754J4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 6.000; market strong at
36.703 7.10; bulk. 86.854.95.
Stock in Slant.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the five prin
cipal markets for May 13:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8.588 8.2T S.9r
Chicago 8.5-" 19.000 IJ.OjW
Kansas City 6,700 10.000
St. Louis 2,700 7.200
St. Joseph 8,750 6.800
Totals
.. .20.338 61.299 30,153
Wool Market.
BO8TON, May IS WOOL Trade in the
wool market continues quiet. Manufac
turers are decidedly Indifferent about buy
Ing wool, hut prices remain firm. The
strike In the woolen mills In this section
continues tn have its effects on the market.
Territory wools are very quiet, but firm
prices are maintained, snd quotations are
but little chnnged. Strictly fine on the
scoured basis Is ouoted nt 4,ff?4o. fine and
fine medium nt 43ii46c, staple st tSifi.soc and
M.JIM 1"'... 1 ' I L m '
ni rmr vtHFiien. nercre are
very quiet, with the oflerlnas small ilhin
and Pennsylvania XXX. nominal. 239c;
. - - - ...... ......,-, w.,. , i.n;, nun
Michigan X. 224t24c. Ohio delaine la nnnt.d
at 284129c. No. 1 washed combing. 264f264c.
The mirket on Atistrsllan wool lo very
nrm. L.noice comning scoured is quoted at
704i72c: good, 67668e, and average, 664j66c.
LONDON. May IS. WOO 1 The offer
ings at the auction sales todav numbered
14.235 bales. Competition wss spirited.
Scoureds were In active demand, espe
cially for the home trade; cross-breds
formed the bulk of the offerings. Follow
ing are the sales in detail: New South
Wales, 6,400 bales; scoured, 6S4T1, 9Sd;
greasy, 4d41l8 4Sd. Queensland, 1.500
bales: scoured. 6Sdls8Vid: areasv. 4ddi
lOd. Victoria. 1,900 bales; scoured. 74dffli
16s 6d; greasy, 4WdJrls 4d. South Australia,
700 bales; scoured, 1012d; West Australia.
1.200 bales; gressy, 4u(3Sd. Tasmania. 700
bales; greasy, Sdiffls 3d. New Zealand,
3.700 bales; scoured, 4sd)l2Hd; great,
310d.
OH and Rosin.
NEW YORK, May 13-OIL-Cottonseed,
firm. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steadv;
strained, common to aood. llS.KfiMR R7U
Turpentine, firm, 47tt454Sc.
rui.fcLMj. May 13 OIL North Lima, 88c;
South Lima nnd Indiana, 83c.
IjONDON. Mnv 13. OIL Calcutta linseed
spot, 64s 9d. Turpentine spirits, 33s 4sd.
LIVERPOOL. May 13.-OIL-Turpent(ne
spirits, firm, 46s 6d.
oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY, Pa., May lS.-OIL-Oredlt bsl
ances. 31. 20: certifies tes. no bid: shlnments.
88.447 bbls.; average, 112,770 bbls.; runs,
79,099 bbls.; average, 66,142 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Qa May 13. OIL Turpen
tine, firm. Rosin. Arm; A, B, C. D, 11.20;
E. 1125; F. 81.30; G, 11.35: H. 11.60; I. 81 96;
K. 12.45; M. 32.S5: N, 33.25; W. O., 83.50;
W. W., 13.60.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, May 13. DRY GOODft-A
quiet mnrket In all departments has been
noticeable again today without any new
feature and no call for special comment.
Stocks In first hands are generally In good
shape and this keeps prices steady In face
of a quiet demand.
Dry Goods Market.
MANCHESTER. May 13.-DRY GOODS
Market dull. Yarns were dull also.
Good Prices for Sooth Dakota Lands.
PIERRE, S. D.. May 13. (Special.)
Land Commissioner Eastman has returned
from Marshall county, where he disposed
of 2,785 acres of state lands at so average
price of $14.60 per acre. The highest price
paid for any of the land was $24 per sere
and the minimum price was $10 per acre.
The average on the school lands was $15.35
per acre, while that for the endowment
lands was $11.35 per acre.
Sioux Falls Deposits Increaee.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. May 13. (Special.)
The excellent financial condition of the
people of Sioux Falls is shown by tha fact
that during the last yaar the deposits Jo
the local banks have increased by almost
$500,000 and that since 1899 they have mors
than doubled. In April, 1899, the aggregate
deposits In local banks was $886,646.41 and
at the present time are $1.796, 188. 61.
May Compromise on Water Tronbles.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D., May IS. (Special.)
The litigation which Is pending between thi
city of Sioux Falls and the private water
company which furnishes tbs people of the
city with water may be dropped as tha re
sult of a proposition which It Is said will
soon be made to the city by the officers
of the water company.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday.
Msyll:
Warranty Deeds.
Margaret Brammen to A. H. Marsh-
ner. nS lot 8, block 1, subdlv of J. I.
Redlck's add $4 840
Atlantic Realty association to B. J.
Scannell. lot J, block 3, Bemls park.. 450
Q. W. Hawkins and wife to Jennie
Hyland. lots 8 and I. block 14,
Halcvon Heights 1,100
P. W. Homellus to M. J. M. Homellus,
lot 6. Homellus' subdlv 700
J. O. Whitney to Joseph Nejeplneky,
lot 10, block 13. Kountse's 3d add.... 700
J. J. Jessen and wife to Mary Carr,
lot 92, Falrmount Place LOOO
Annette C. Carter et al to Belle
Wyland. swS e 82-16-11 snd lots
In Omaha Heights 8.000
8. Blumb and wife to C. W. PrlfSi-
lev. lots 2, 1 and 4. In sub lot 15.
Bonfleld 1
Isaac Brown and wlfs to Isaac Khn.
executor, lot 9, block 2; w I l"t 10,
block 2. Perkins' subdlv 6,000
P. J. Nichols and wife to C. H.
Crelghton. w 21 feet lot I and all tot
1, block 19. Omaha 1. 000
,att Claim Deeds.
Sheriff to Provident I.t eompsny. lot
2. part let 6. in Grlffln A I add ... 10,000
Sheriff to J. H. C. Glasaman. lots 1 to
6. 7 to 14. Argyle Place 1,400
Master In chancery to J. A. Tlsdsll,
lot 6. block 142. Omaha, and strip
adjoining 12,000
Ella B. Potter and wife to Provident
Trust company, lot 1 and part lot
I, Grlffln A I.'s add 1
Total amount of transfers 847.892
I.EQAL WOTICE.
BONDS FOR SALE.
The city of Plercs. Nebraska, wtll receive
sealed proposals until 8 o'clock p. m.. Mon
day, June 3, lKtf. for the purchase of nine
thousand and eight hundred 189.800 00) dol
lars twenty-year 4 per cent water bonds
of the denomination or 18 for touo each, and
1 for $.
Said bonds bear Interest from May 1. 1903
Interest payable annually, both principal
and Interest payable at New York City,
option to pay ail after May 1. 1907. The
right to reject any and all olds Is re
served. A certified check for I per cent of amount
of bonds must accompany each bid.
Address L, R. IIERTERT. Clerk.
M14 21 28M. Pierce, Neb.
e
BOYD COMMISSION COMPANY
ftoern 4, Hew Yertt Life Bids;.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. STOCKS
Bought and sold for oeah os ea margin.
AU talearraoh. talaDbone or mall orders
Is Ja'S.-" " -
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