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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AM .FINANCIAL
King Cora Carries Baton ina!aProceion
of Grains,
LEADS ALL CEREALS TO ADVANCES)
Lift Dealings from ApathetU Rat of
' Past Few Days, Thnngh I. "4 k of
Snpport Incllri ReceeatA a
la Hog Prod act. m
CHICAGO, Mny 20-Com took theV lead
In grain ssperuuuton late today and) re
lieved the session from the dull v hot
weather monotone that ha prevailed lor
several day. At the opening of the ml fr
ket weathei reporte were o favorah. e
that the crowd was still Inclined to the r '
cent bearish view, but a good bulge came,
hen It wa apparent that the much talked
of Increase In corn receipt were not to
materially at once. Other grain worked
up In sympathy and July wheat closed
c up, July corn higher and
July oats He higher, Provision lacked tone
nnd cloned 2Vn6c to 74C lower.
I Corn ruled strong the greater part of
tV day, although early the absence of
iboelneea In Liverpool because of holiday!
;an.t the excellent growing weather atarted
, busnee very dull. There waa a amall
.Up .t the opening on the good crop pros
pects' and re porta of freer country offer
ings. Theee offering, however, failed to
msterlVHs and when the estimated re
ceipt .Vr tomorrow were posted at 80 car
the crowd that had been Belling ahort on
the- pre diction that receipt would oon
run betrveen 209 and 300 car dally got
badly frightened and covered,
r The geiwral ft-ellng' of tracer late In
the sessioil waewthat the big manipulator;
:had the crowd, pretty well short and
could: jrfncll It, 'badly If they o desired.
July Sld fiiom eiuo up to (HViC and cloaed
'trong. 'MTVhlgher 62c Receipt. 97
car.
'wore llber.tl country offerings started the
Crowd sotnetynai oearmn. tuu nn",
' however, w, as' In better array. Receipt
Were small, there weretvery heavy rain In
tne flortnwsnv wmtu wi.i.ininj
spring aeedHigi and tWe visible "PP'y-.'Jr
RUN UU., WIICIF wmj .l'i"
decreae tail eiwiHi. nui i.
the Red river; valley stated that there was
but 36 per cetnr oi ia years cprms oti
ge seeded. In the main the market wa
dull. July opfe a, shade lower at 74Ho
but aided by cc n niouinni to ix. uquii
tlon took off someajf the gain and July
losed only firm , c up at 7474o. Borne
of the strength! wm due to more encour
aging talk of proepect of foreign de
mand. Receipt! I car, t contritct; Mln
reapoll and Iulo4h reported 80, a total for
the three point 4fil3S. against 128 last week
and 120 a year, Wo. Primary receipt
were 280.000 bu.,I oosnpared with 245,000 bu.
last year. BcaiKiard clearances equaled
411000 bu. The eirfoard reported 26 load
taken for export, which Included 23 load
'worked' from ChhsisTo late yesterday.
An easier cash market and report of
?ood crop prospet-t Induced an early easy
eellng In oais. '.rhe corn strength, how
ever together with some active purchase
by ih leading May bull ent price up
martlV and gave, the pit some fair activ
ity. The big professionals played short
'early but soon had to change their tac
tics. The general tone waa very firm.
July sold from 3d4S34e to 87o and
closed firm, Vo up4a 36c. Receipt were
226 cart.
Provisions weretdall and unattractive to
'the trade. The early hog market wa
weak and Induced opening weakness In all
the products. Grain iitrength with advice
that ta genexal run ot hog at the big
! western market wereumjuch maller than
ilast year firmed valu a for a time. Late
there was a lack ot . snpport and llbernl
loffeiings brought reoetmlons. July pork
closed 7V4'c.lower at 1!7.17V: July lard. 7'4c
Ainder'nt I1017H and Jfly rib 25c down
Estimated receipts t a morrow: Wheat 20
,cars, corn SO cars, oatl- 130 cars, hog 28,
,000 head.
' The leading future ranged a foTlowi:
i Wheat wat Inclined to dullness all day,
.-but showed fair strength at times. The
good growing! weather In the winter states.
n 1 1 .Ivfcrnool cable and reports of
- Artldlefc Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Ye'y
iWha
July
74U
74
74 744
W4 74H
73H 73H
61 60H
. 62
f2 424
38 ml
24 . 29
804, 80H
i-rr 10 it 12H
J7 17H '17 25
nito it 95
11017H 10 28
;io iv 10 25
10 20 10 27H
.70. 175
65 9 70
65 t 70
741
7S'
2 Sept.
3
f uec,
7S
Wjorn
oh'
61V?
694
41T41
61
K Jaly
' 8ept,(
Oat
I May
Ujuiy-.
'bJCiy
62 Mi
60HS
48
4
I 36
V : 7H
94834H
36W4
b ttpt. I
Way f
i July
i jIiIJ .
' Bept.
Ribs
"May
'July
17 15
1720
17J15
17110
17T27W
K'.ITHI
17 l
(1VI40
10 28
10 22
10 26
7B
10W8
10 17HI
107H
,1030
75
70?
65 7
66 ;
67VW
. r IHIUL.!
7U
, r ,
(No. S. a Old. bNew.
t'" FLOUR Finn; winter patent,. 93.90(9
4.00: straights. 3. 403.80: jclears, U.iOiM
spring specials. 4 3oif4.40i; patent, $3.50(9
g.90; straights, t3.00d3.30.
WH RAT No. J spring, 74H4J74c; No. 2
red, 7!o.
oaib-no. 1 wnue, 4qp4c: ino, i
white. 4.v,H4c.
Ryfc-Ko. 1 59Hc
I BARLKY Pain to
DAnuai run 10 cnoics raaiiina.. nwriK.
' 61i.BL No. 1 iftix. fl.&; No. 1 northwest
ern, 11.76; prime timothy, S6S0i6.35; clover,
contract grade. t&66.
' 'PROVlSlON&-Meae pork, per bbl., t!7.1B
M7.30; lard, per 100 lbs., tlO.l7H4plO.20;-short
I ribs skies (loose). t4.664j4.75; dry salted
Ishoulders (boxed), S.(XVijS.25; abort clear
.aide (boxed), tia4Ot10.o0T
1 WHISKT On basis of high wine, tl.80.
The following were the- receipt and ship
nents yesterday;
Article.
Kecel pts. Bhtpmen t.
' 19,000 t.OOO
..... 65.000 3C0.000
83,000 100,000
226.000 - 206.000
..... Aooo 1,000
Fluur. bbl..
iWheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oat, bu.....
'Rye, bu
OJarley, bu..
S.&00
' Oa the Produce exchange today 'the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 19
i&'c; dalrle. 1719c: cheese, steady at 12S
Ui g. steady fresh, 14c.
WBW YORK . GEKTEkAL MARKET.
taoatUa- tX'tko Iy oa Varleas
k Cosaaaodltle.
'. WW TORK, May 20. FLOUR Receipts,
JT7.6O0 bbls.; exports. 23,365 bbl.; quiet all
day, t steady and unchanged; winter
patents, t3.ui4.e5; winter stralphts, 13 85
44.0O; Minnesota patent. J4.2nj-t J5; win.
:tr extra, 6315140; Minnesota bakers,
13.103.30; winter low grade, 12.95 n 3.30.
'Rye flour; quiet; fair to good, Hla.40;
vhylee to fancy, $3 503.60.
COKNMBAL Firm; yellow western,
itl.31; city, i.2; Braudywlne, 33 454(3.66.
1- RYBl-eteady; No. t western, 65c. f. o. b..
laOoat; state, 6i3c, c L f.. New York
Ivarlot. . .
1 UARX.1TT Dull; feeding western, 64Q
Se c. I f. New fork; malting, 67H(u?73o o.
1. f. New Tors;.
! WH&AT Receipts, 167.560 bu.; exporU.
Sft.'MS bu. 8 pot. steady; No. 2 red, 8!c
:elevator; No. I red. 904c, f . o. b., 'afloat;
I No. .1 northern Duluth, 834e , t. o. b.,
'afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba. K7c, f. o. b.,
anoat. Wheat wa dull all day, but steady,
telng Influenced by corn and further rains
In- the northwest, together with small
leprlng wheat receipts and a largs export
(trade. The close was steady at a partial
j4e net advance.' May, BuSsnnMic, closed
!hvSc; July, HuieOVc. closed svc; Septem
ber. 78iiTVc. closed 79So; December,
l jHnHc. closed 0Ve.
1 CORN-Receipts, t cars; exports, too
cars; spot, firm; No. I. 69c. elevator, and
Sue. f. o. b., afloat. Option market sold up
sharply on small receipts and estimates
at Chicago, with shorts active buyers and
,noi. mucn 10.- sale, in market closed
firm at c advance; May, Sitisiv4c.
closed 6SV0: July. aiAii6TVc-. rloa.l A.f
btptsmb, WHISc, closed 65 Vc; Decem
ber clteed at 51c.
OATH Receipts. 152,300 bn.: export. 11..
okf. : pot. sieaay; no. z, 4c; No. I,
4iHc; No. t white, tie; No. I white, 50Hc;
track, mixed western. 47a-H4c: track, whlio
Uuoe; option fairly active, moving with
'corn all day
I HAY Steady; shipping, B663c; good to
choice, t7Vkioc. v
HOPS yulet; state, common to Xholre.
1901 croo. 17U21C: 10. lStuUSo: oldi.W
Pacific) coast. 1901 crop, mfiac; 1900, 13
, ' 1 1 T t I- .-i rm rialvatAn A a tA tKa 1 9
California. 21 to lb., 19c; Texas dry. zi
i, I.HAT HER Finn; acid. 44J2tc.
' BUTTER Reoelpu. 13744 pVg: ateady;
state dairy. 18a21c; creamery; 18tic;
, iiw-iorr. iiio'ivac.
I Clil-VnW Uwlnl, i KK . ,i-a
(fancy. Urge, whits, hlftkc; colored. 11
juc; rancy, amau, new. Mate, run cream.
Ci.iorea ana wniie. cnoioa, l41Ja
i . W'OoU Oulet; donieatle fUece, 2M2e.
I'KJVIS10N Beef. Ann: family WOO
it ou: smss. in : Deer nems. izioc4;uoo;
ickt, tit,0vj21i.t0; slty xtra India m,
l2S0ogn.no. Cut meat, steady; pickled
bellle, $10 00ftlo.75; pickled shoulders. W W
til. 76; plrkied hams, tlLBu 12 50. Lard,
easy; western steamed, Uo.tK; reflned,
steady; continent, llnAi; South America,
111. j; compound, t 7Ci&9.00. Pork, firm;
lamlly. tin S-U'.0u; short clear, 118 l&ffJl.OO;
tnes. $18 onils 50.
TALijW Steady; city, Cftc;, country,
6fi?c. ,. .
r. JO "Receipt, 20 652 pkg.; firm; tat
and Pennsylvania, 17c; western, at mark,
lt,j 17c.
MoLASBES-Steady; New Orleans, S3&
41c.
POULTRY Alive, nominal; dreaed,
stesdy; broilers, 28ijj32c; fowla, ISc; tur
keys, l.Vql4c. t
M ETA i The lof-al market for copper
ws active and steady, with -tales of 108
tons sinnnara ror August delivery at tU.S
and 9o,floo pounds ot casting. In lota of
ati.otin pounds each, for June, July and
August delivery, all at $12.00. The market
closed with standard quoted at $11. Mill (X)
or spoi io August; la Re at U.kxii.6o;
electrolytic' at fl.12W12.2& and casting al
$12 00. The London copper market waa 6
mcner. with snot and futures at 64 lEa.
Tin was steady here, with spot quoted at
M'.iiii live ioni xor June delivery sola at
I ne i-onrton market for tin was
t lower, witn spot closing at 1X7 and
l lutures at 4,1. -a. L1 was steady and un.
I changed at all markets, with London eloe.
ng at tu us (XI snd New York at M l?1.
I a nelter wna bIo iimv .rwi imih,nMi
n uonuon at a. is j'is ana ixew xork at
14116- The local Iron market ruled ateady
to firm. Plglron warrant continue nom
inal r.o. i tounnry, northern, 819 6W20.60;
Mn t f fnilMlrv nrti-.hm S-.U UVflt tn. VI i
foueA Iry. southern, $18.60iffl9 SO: No. 1 foun.
dry, , soutnern sort, iin.owoin.w. The Eng
lish a larket were higher. Glasgow war
rantaJlosed at 64s and Mlddlesborough at
OMAHA
WHOLESALE!
MARKETS.
Conditio' of Trade and Qaotatlons 01
BtagVl aad Faaey Prodvec.
EOOS Ind'udlng new No.
1 case. 14c;
case return a, lavfcc.
LI VE PCH J LTH X Chicken,
fcv nM
roosters, according to age, 4ac; turkey,
8jnc; oucksHand geese, 7o; broilers, per
lb.. 25c. 1
DUTTER lacking stock, 17c; choice
uairj- in iuds- ,iwaiuc; separator, 10
FISH-Trout. cs
crappiea, luc; ia mng, PC: picaerel, 8(3Vc;
pike. 9il0c; pe.VLs 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c;
suntish, 5c; blutglia. tc; whlteflsh, 11c; cat
fish, 13c; black ta. 18c; halibut, 11c; sal
mon. 16c; haddpesv. 11c; codfish, 12c: red
snapper, 10c; roe shad. each. 60c; shad roe,
per pair, toe; split ',shaa, per lb., 10c; lob
sters, boiled, per lb-. 25; lobsters, greaa.
PIGEONS Live J per dos., 75c,
, Mr.
v vnoice, ivqvc;
CORN-61WO.
OAT9 49c.
BRAN Per ton, tl8.aX
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha f Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association: ; Choice
nay. no. upiana, pj No. 1 medium.
8.G0; No. 1 coarse, 38. Rye straw, $5 50.
These prices are for bav of good color
and quality. , Demand fair. Receipts Ulgbt.
VEGETABLES.
ECKJ PLANH' Florida, perfdoi.. tl.tS.
byUABH Florida, perVJo.,i tl.0OiS'L36.
CAULlFLOV4ER-Souiturn, per box.
12 "M.
POTATOES Northern, ;$1.00; Colorado,
UHEEN UNU"JN-iertdox.,,aci
lse ot bunches. l&K6c
.according to
A8PARAQUB-iHomj grown, per'doi. 85
640c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per , doi., ' $0.75
Q1.00.
BPINACII Homevxrawn, i.per bu., 36a.
LKTTUCK-Hothouee, per'am., J5.
PARflLEY Per do.. 8bSc. .
RADISHES Per dos. J to3Cc; per box,
$1.50.
' WAX BEANS Illinois, per box. $J.00j
per "4 bu. box, 75c; per market basket, 75c.
GREEN PEAB Per tJ. box. tl.76(ij2.0Ut per
one-third bu., 6576c .
RHUBARB Home grpwn, per lb., -fliia
CABBAGE California, new, ic. i
ONION'S New southexn onions, infeacks.
per lb., 8c m
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-basketArate.
$3.75; choice. t2.753.00.
NAVY BEANS Per bu..$2. ;
FRUITS. .
CHERRIES California, per box'Jtl.75. '
FIGS California, ne wcartona, T$l: im
ported, per lb.. 124fl4c.
STRAWBERRIES Per 24-qt. case. $3.00.
GOOSEBERRIES Per 24-qt. ca,. 12.604
2.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 30 to 86 count.
$4.00.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to sis.
$2.2&42.75. . . '
ORANGES Budded, $3.25; Mediterranean
sweets. $3,604)3.75.
LEMONS Fancy, $3.50; cholce,t$3.25.-Jlee.
slnas, $4.0O4.60. A
MISCELLANEOUS
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, . $2.7533(00.'
CIDEH-Nehawki, per bbL. . tttt; New
York. $3.50. ,
PQPCORN-Per lb.. 6o;ishIled, 6c '
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 oft chell. per, lb..
12c; hard shell, per lb., lltyo; No. I of
shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 9c; Braids, per
IK 1ln M I K-rt. ma IK 19m. I - m.
hell, ISc; bard shell, 15c; pecans., large, per
lb.. 12c; small, 10c; cocoanut,per sack.
$3.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; Mb. green.
5c; No. 1 salt-d. 7Vxc: No. aaJted, 6Hc;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to Uh lbs.. Bet No. 3 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lb.. 6c; dry hide, Mg2c; sheen
pelts, 75c; horse hides, $1,504.267
uuu uiiALB-A. a. Aipernaquote tns
following prices: Iron, countrytmlxed, per
ton, tlO; iron, stove plate, peri ton, $7 50;
MMnnA IK' ULn K m - k.afa. IV.
t4c; brass, light, per lb.. 6c; lead, per lb,,
IVic; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb., 6c
tt. Loal Grain and 'Provision,
HT TyTTTA lUTav SO -WITr 11-ni.K.
No. 1 red cash, elevator. 80c track, 81ii
814c; May, 79c; July. V.Wvtfi BepUm
ber, 72fe72Tc; No. 2 hard, 77c.
CORN WlKher: No. s oaah. 63V4e: track.
64Hc; May, 61ic; July. 61Hc; September,
toS4TVc,
-OATS-Hlgher
42i44c- May, 424c; July, t2T4c; September,
2SHc; No. i white, 46c. ,
RYE Firm at 60c. ' . ' . '
FLOUR Dull: red winter natenta. xl.flS
3.80; extra fancy I and straight, $3.3&3.&j;
clear, t3.O06.2O.
i. SEED Timothy.. steady; tS.00O6.2S.
v CORNMEAL Steady; $3.15.
BRAN Weak; saciked. BO09SC.
HAY Dull: easy; timothy. tl2.50ffllB.OO:
bralrte, $8.0O14.00. .
m tititiaTv 6 .iu m ba '
Y n 1 7 XV X TJICBU7 , f l.OV,
IRON COTTON TIES-Bteady: $1.05. .
BAGGING Steady: t'iQHc '
HEMP TWINE-Oc;
PROVISIONS Pork. lobbing. lower.
Lard, lower at $ 10.07 S4. Dry aa.lt meats
Qulat; boxed lota, extra short and clear
ribs, $10.00; short .clear, $10. 134. Bacon
Steady; boxed lots., extant short and clear
MiSTALS Lead, xiull at t3.9x.t7H; speU
icr, nisner si ev.A.
POULTRY Steady); chickens. 10c; tur
key. 8c; duck, eMtct'geeee, 434Ha
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 1720o;
dairy, 16tr2oc7 .
EGGS-titeady at 'lie.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour 7.000 6,000
Wheat 53.0U0 85,000
Corn 29.000 41.000
Oat
.64.000
$0,000
Kaaiai City Grata aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY. May 20.,-WHE AT May,
72c; July. 71 Wc; cash. No. t hard, 74c; No,
I. 734c; No. 3 red. 77o; Nc't, 76c; No. I
spring, T4c.
CORN May. 624c;'July, 69Hc: cash. No.
I mixed, 63V4c; No. t white, 66H&6fc; No.
8. HiVfliiOo.
OATS No. t white, 44344Hc
RYE No. $. 60c.
HAY Choice timothy, tU.0Otfl8.5O; choice
prairie. tU.505'12.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 20c; dairy, fancy,
18c
EOGS Steady: No. 2, new whltewood
caaee Included, lSHo a dosen; loss oft cass
returned. 13c.
Receipts,
Wheat 63.600
Corn n.OuO
Oat 25,000
Ship.
44.000
47.3u0
JU.UOO
Toledo Orala ana Seed.
TOLEDO, O., May 20. WHEAT Fairly
active. Arm: cash, 84c; May. 4tto; July.
76'ac; September. 7M,c
CORN Dull, strong; cash. 63c; May. 63c;
Jaly. 62V4c; September, 61c
OATS Active, strong; cash, 43; May,
42c; July, 3⪼ September, 30c.
SKED Clover, fairly active, steady; cash,
$5 00; October 16.0?; No. I, $4 .axB'4.70; Nc
$ timothy. $2.90.
Mllawnkee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 20. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, 77t.i84c; Nc
t northern, 76&'nUe; July, "4Vc v
RYE Firmer; No. L 80Uc.
BARLEY lrm; Nc 3, 7i4fl74c; sample.
65$ 73c.
CuKN-July. tl0:o.
Dalata Grala Market.
DIXCTH, Msy 10. WHEAT Caah. Nc
1 hard, TtiV
no. M nortnern. tjxc; no. 1
northern, 7b;
i: Mav. 7b4kO: Julv nan
c,.. t, 1. T . "
ivsw, EKpiemwr, s4C
OATS-Caah. 4SHc; Beptember, tttic,
CORN Sue.
Pbtlndelpkla frseut Market. '
PHILADELPHIA. May 20 BL'l'lT R
Market Vkc lower: wsetera creamery, biye;
western nearby print, tic
tGOS-Firm; rest) near by, 16817c;
fresh western, Itfl7c; fresh southwest
ern iTijiiivfcc- rrein soutnern, iwo,iilc
CHEKSK Steady: New York full cream",
prime small, 12&12c; New York full
creams, fair to good, ll4a'124C
Liverpool Orals and Provisions.
LTVERPOOU Msy 20 Holiday In grains.
PEAS Canadian, steady at 6s 6d.
FIXJL'R St. Louis fancy wlnter.v firm,
8s d. ,
HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), firm,
3 15a4 15s.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; extra India
mess, lflBs 6d. Pork, firm; prime mrss,
western. 7Ss. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16
ids , steady, M. naron, -Cumberland cut,
26 to 30 lbs., stead v 60s 6d; short ribs. 16
to Z4 lbs., steady 62s; long clear middles,
light, 28 to 34 lbs., steady, 52 6d; long clear
middles, heavy, 35 to t., steady, 62s;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., steady at 52s
on; clear bellies. 14 to 16 lbs., steady, 62s M.
Shoulders square, 11 to 12 lbs., quiet,
89n. Lard, American refined. In palls,
steady, 62s; prime western In tierces, steady
52s 6d. .
BUTTER Nominal; finest United States,
firm, 96.
TALLOW-Prime City, firm at Ms; Aus
tralian In London, Arm at S4s.
CHEESE Firm; Amemcan finest white,
oW, 67s; American finest white, new, 54s;
American finest colored, old, 61s; American
finest colored, new, firm, 65s.
Receipts of wheat during the past two
days, 241,000 centals, Including 208,000 Ameri
can. Receipts of American corn. during the
past two days. 200 centals. ,
Change In Available Snpplles.
NEW YORK, May 20,-Speclal cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bredatreet's' today show the following
changes In visible supplies compared witn
last account:
WHEAT United States and Canada, east
Rockies, decrease, 2.804,000 bushels; afloat
for and In Europe, Increase, 7.400,000 bush
els; total supply, decrease, 1,444.000 bush
el. CORN United States and Canada, east
Rockies, decrease, 1,008,000 bushels.
OATS United States and Canada, east
Rockies, decrease, 193.00 bushels.
Among the more Important decreases re
ported this year are those of 1,600,000 bush
els at Manitoba storage points, 362,000
bushels at Chicago private elevators: 200."-
000 bushels at northwestern Interior eleva
tors and at Caleau; 90,000 bushels at New
port News and 67,000 bushels at .Lincoln
elevators.
The leading Increase are those of 280,
000 bushels at Depot Harbor and 80,000 at
St. Joseph.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floar and Bran,
VINKFiPIM.Ta Mow MtlTUr ITU..
Ttc; July, 75c: September, 72H&724c; on
track. No. 1 hard, 78c; No. 1 northern, 76ftc
77c; No. 2 northern, 75c. .
FIIT'R rtnll - flrat nal.nl. tlKffiKK'
second patent. $3.653.75; first clears, $2.90;
second clears, xz so.
BKAW-ln bulk. tl4.009I4.50.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Mav M-TORN-ITaaV Kn 1
62HCT -
OATS Inactive: No. 1 white UUi hlll.d
through.
WIUSKY-$1.30. ,
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
75He; July, 7Hc: 'September. 72H'S,72"4o; on
41770; No. 8 northern o.
HEW YORK STOCKS AXD BOKDB.
Anlsaatloa Make Appearance Today
aad Stocks -Score Recovery.
NEW YORK. May 20. Prices of stocks
scored quite a substantial recovery today
and ended pretty near the top level and
steady. There was a much more cheerful
feeling with regard to the outlook for
values and rather urgent- pressure to sell
ws th feature yesterday.
The feature waa seen among high-priced
stocks, but this gave way to sudden re
coveries. International Power recovered t
point of Its 18-polnt . break yesterday and
there were- wide gains scored by the elec
tric and express stocks, which were notable
sufferer yesterday. There was not much
news on which to base the rise.
Sentiment wa favorably affected by the
large absorptions of, United States Steel
at rising prices. f
This soothed the anxieties which were
caused by yesterday's rumors that a for
midable bear party had been formed In the
stock- as an outgrowth of the criticism of
the stock conversion and bond Issue plan.
The notable strength of Canadian Pa
cific and it subsidiary roads, Minneapolis,
St. Paul A Sault Bte. Marie and Duluth,
South Shore A Atlantic also had a notable
sympathetic effect on the whole, market.
This movement began abroad before the
opening hsre and was not explained by any
peel ft c new. ,
London was a buyer on a considerable
scale after the holiday trade and the con
fident predictions - were heard that peace
would be declared at an early day in
South Africa. . - i
The format announcement of the terms
for the taking over jointly by Louisville t
Nashville and Soutnern railway of the
Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville stock
In return for 4 per cent bond wa
chiefly reflected In the price of Louisville.
The presence in the Wall street district
of Secretary Easley of the Civic federation
and his consultation with Important repre
sentative of the anthracite gives rise to
conjecture that measures were In progress
for the settlement of the anthracite miners'
strike. Wall street opinion remains con
fident that a settlement lie within the
reach at almost any time.
There was also much less apprehension
today of a spread of the labor trouble
Into the bituminous coal nelds which was
considered a formidable prospect yester
day. The buying of stock by London was a
factor In the easier tone of foreign ex
change which relieved the feeling yesterday
that a prompt return of exchange to the
gold export level was to follow the relax
ation of money rates. .
Sugar was helped by the reports of n
agreement upon which a Cuban reciprocity I
IIIWUI9 nitu AiiMig.iuniTU .vpvi ,
firm on the better conditions reported In
the copper trade. The market closed
quiet and steady. ,
Bonds were dull but were about steady.
Total sales, par 'value, $2,419,000. United
States refunding and new 4a were'tt per
cent lower on the last call. .
The following are the closing price on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison "H So. Pacific H
ao pfd nBo. Hallway M4
Baltimore A D 104
ao pra i
Texas A Paclllo 404
Toledo, St. I.. A W. lost
da nfd.
Canadian Pacific Ill
Canada So
Chss. A Ohio....
Chisago A Alton
M
ao pra iim
.. 44
.. IT
Unloa PaelSe 10 1
do Did
17
no pfd.
.. Tl
Wabash ,
... M
... 41
... 11
... 14
... M
... 47
...
...m
...114
...
... 4
... 14
... SS
... 14
:::J4S
... M
...111
. . 51
...m
...no
...in
... ii
... to
... 4
... Tl
... IT
... 4T
... 1
...UO
,.. 44
Chicago. In. A L... T4
do p'd
Whaallna 1 L I
as pts
Chlcase A B. Ill Ill
do M ptd ,
Chicago A O. W WW
do let pfd ITM
wia. (.antral ...,
do ptd ,
no . piu un mwrni a.. ....
Chicago A N. W t I American Ex
Ad ma Ei
C . R. I. A P 1T1
United Stalee Rx.
Chicago Tar. A Tr... II
do sfd II
Walla-Pargo Ex...,
Amal. Copper
Amir. Car A F...
C. C. C. A Bt. L....10IM
Goloraoo Bo
da la pfd
do Id pfd
Dal. A Hudson..
Denver A R. O.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Orsat Nor. ptd..
Hocking Valley..
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lake Erie A W.
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L. . . .
Mst. St. Sr
Max. Central ...
Mlno. A St. L...
Mo. Pacific
M., K. A T
do pfd
14. 1. Ceotral ..
N. T. Central ..
Norfolk A W...
do pfd
Ontario A W....
PaansrlTanla ...
Reading
so la pf4
do Id pfd
St U A g P...
do la pfd
do M pfd
St. L. South...
da pfd
St- Psal
da pfd.........
Hi do pfd i...
, T04t Amer. Lis. Oil....
. 41 do pfd
.lT4iVAmer. 8. A R....'.
. 41 VJ do pfd
. to Anso. Mining Co..
. MH Brook lrn R. T....
. tlt Colorado Pusl A I
i,i;on. uaa
...mi
do pfd
Oan. Electric ....
Hocking Coal ....
Inter. Papsr ;
do pfd..
Intsr. Power
Laclede Oss
Na. Biscuit
National Lead ...
... SI
... so
...HI
... 44
... SI
... 44
...116
...140
...1111
H'K). American ....
..14IV4, Pacific Coast
.. 17 V People's uaa ...
..1U Prssssd S. Car.,
.. MT4 do pfd
.. 4V Pullman P. Car.
.. UnRapublle steal ,
..1st 1 do pfd
::::,043
83
17
Tl
..ktH Sugar in
.. MS Tmn. Coal A 1 41
.. ss I union oag a r.
.. It no pra
4,U. A Leather ..
II
S3
II
7
4
Ml
SO
10
1
II
Hi
. 4 do pfd
. IS V. A Rubbsr...
. 4! do pfd
. 4e. V. 8. Btaal
. IV do pfd ...
. T iWaatarn Ualoa .
, tr lAmar. Locomo. ..
. 4a1 do pfd
.Its IK. C. South ara.
IU I So pfd
Perelgn Klnaaelal.
LONDON, May to. The supply of money
waa somewhat better today, but all offer
Ings were quickly taken to make repay,
ments to the bank. Discounts were steady.
On tba stock exchange trading was light.
Ths closing wa Arm. Grand , trunk
showed an improvement.
After the close of the stock exchangs
6 rices on the street were bouyant. Rand
lines advanced s and Louisville A Nash
ville touched 14SV Other American shares
were higher. The amount of bullion
taken Into the Bank of England on bal
ance today waa 12.000. Gold premiums
are quoted a follow: Hue no Ayera,
C137.W0; Madrid, 17.47; Lisbon, 27; Roma,
14.
PARIS, May Price war generally
dull oa the Bourse today. Foreign securi
Uea were Arm and Spanish fours were In
good demand, owing to the coronation fs
tlvttte at Madrid not having been ii
onaly marred. Argentine were In good
reqaeat on setiafnetory cables regarding
the settlement of the Chilean trouble.
Metropolitans and Dvnamltes wsre weak
Rio tlntoe were Arm. Bear covering
caused an advance In copper shares. Kaf
firs were undecided, awaiting the results
of the peace conference. They closed
heavy. Three per cent rentes. lOlftc for
the account; exchangs on London, 26f 2oc
lor rnecss. Hpanlsh 4s closed 78 u.
BERLIN. Mav 20. Kirhtnri on London.
20 marks 49 pfgs. for checks. Discount
rates: Short bills, 11 per Cent; three
months' hills, 2V4 per rent. Prices on the
Bourse today were fairly firm, a th
prices prospect In tne Transvssi were
considered satisfactory. Spanish 4s were
somewhat harder. Canadian Pacific shares
recovered on London advances. Transvsal
rails were easier. Banks snd local securi
ties were maintained. The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
snows tne following changes:
Marks.
Cash In hand. Increased .OWXOOO
Treasury notes. Increased l.laO.OOO
Other securities, decreased 13.4no.O00
Note In circulation, decreased x$,6bo,ouv
' New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 20.-CLO8E Money on
call, steady at 3Ml4 per cent; closing bid
and asked. SSfM per cent; prim mercantile
paper, voi Per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak.- with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 7U
and $4.M for demand and at $4 83H4
34MV4 for sixty days; posted rates, f4.M6
(Sins; commercial Mils, $4.83(74.844.
SILVER Bar, tlSc; . Mexican dollars,
414C. S
HONU8-Government, easy: stste. in
active: railroad, steady.
i ne closing quotations on oonas are as
ioiiows: .
V. 8. rat. 8a, rag 10
I.. A n: sal. 4s......lnH
do eoapoa lot
do ia. t( 101
da coupon lfll
do aaw 4, reg 147
do coupon 181
tin. Central 4a
do la Ina Ill
Minn. A Bt. L. 4e..lM
M , K. A T. 4s ll4
do Is SIM
do old 4s, rag..
do coupoa
da , rs. ......
111 IN. T. Central Is IMS
.111
do soneral IHS....1Q
N. J. C. can. ta lis1
da coupon
no. racine ...... ..iot
da Is Tl
H. A W. 0. 4s 101 K
Atchison goo. 4s,..A.l1
do adj. 4a i
Baltimore a O. 4a...lOS4
Reading gen. 4s...., , SSV
9t L A I M e. ts....lli2
St. U A S. P. 4s....
St. L. S. W. Is 7H
do sta
do conv. 4s.,
.104
.10
Canada Bo. St.
c. of a. ....
10S
so is Mia
do is Ine as
S. A A A. P. 4s SO
vnea. at u4Hs ...
Chicago A A. iu
10S Bo. PurlBe 4s M4
Mtt'M. Hallway as Ill Is
C. 8. A Q. a. 4a.... 164.
Texas a rae. la Ill
t, i n r ( 4.. .m
C. N. W. a 7s...l4
T.. St. L. A W. 4s.. 19
Union Paclne 4a.- 104
do coo. 4s 104
C. R. I. A P. 4s. ...Ill
C C C Bt L I. 4t..l044
rnlcsso Ter. 4s SSI
Colorado So. 4s H
rWabsah U 10
da la Ill
do dab. B 71
v. a H. o. 4s hmv
Wast Shore 4s Us
Wheal. A L. B. 4s... 11
Brls prior lira 4a.... tsi
Wis. Central 4a SI
r. W. A D. C. 1S...11IW
Con. Tobacoe 4s...... 44
nociting Valla? 4Hs.H01
Boston Stock, ttnotatloaa.
BOSTON. May 20. Call loan, im per
cent: time loan. 433- per cent. Official
closing ot stocks and bonds:
Atchison 4s........
Gas Is .'
..101
.. MH
.. It
.. UV,
.. 7W
.. H4
..M0
..1ST
..141
..!
..141
..104
.. n
..in
..nt
..171
.. UH
..116
.. 44H
.. 7
.. 4
Weatlngh. Coamoa
-.104
AdTontur ....
Allouas
AmalsanistaS .
Bingham
Cat. A Haols .
Cantennlal . ...
Copper Range .
Dominion Coat
.. tt
5
.. MS
.. MM
..640
.. 1
.. 7t4
. .135
.. 10
..114
.. 40li
.. II
.. 41
.. 17
..IIS
Mex. Central 4a...
N. E. O. A C
Atrhlsoa
do 'pfd
Boston A Albalr..
Boston A Mains...
Boston Elevated...
N. Y.. N. H. A H
Franklin
Ills Rorala ........
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncr r...
Banta Fa Coops....
Pltchbura nfd
Union PaclAo t...
Mex. Central .....
American Sugar ..
do sia
American T. A T.
Dominion 1. A 8..
. lit
Oan. Elect rlo
Tamarack ...
Trlnllr
United Stats
Utah
Victoria
..170
.. II
.. ZO
.. I1H
:: S
.. MM
Mass. Klectrto ...
do Did
N. B. O. A C...
United Fruit
V. 8. Steal .......
40H
Winona
do pfd
MHlWolTsrtn
lyeadon Stock Market.
LONDON, May .
4 p. m. Closing:
Norfolk A Western... 17
do nfd M
Consols for monsy..W 1-14
do for account.... W s-ls
Ansconda I
'Ontario Wsstsrn... n
Atchison so
PsnnsrlTanla Id
Reading II
do 1st pfd 41
do Id pfd 14
do pfd loo
Baltimore A Ohio.... 104
Canadian Pacific U2
Chesapeake A Ohio... 47
Chicago O W IS
Southern Railway.... IT
ao pra s7
C, M. A St. P..A...171ViSoutham Pacific...... e
Dan rer A R. O.m,
41
Union PsetBc 104
so pro.....
Erie ;
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Csntral....
Louisville A Nash.
M.. K. A T.....
do nfd...
New York Central.
. tl
. rr
. M
. M
.166
.141
. I6
. SO
do pfd..
United Slates gtsel... 40
no pro
Wabash
do pfd..
.. si
H3
Spanish 4s.
Hsad Miosa
DeBesrs ,
.16
BAR SILVER Steady; 23d per ounce.
MONEY 2tT2t per cent. The rat of dis
count hi open market for both short and
three months' till 1 1, per cent.
, New" Yprk MlatnsT notation.'-;
NEW YORK. May ao.-The following sr
tne closing, prices on mining siocas
Adams Con.t...,...4. 10
I.lttls Chief U
Ontsrlo 750
Ophlr ....116
Phosnlx
Potosl "... 14
Ssvaga 1
Sierra Nevada It
Small Hopes 40
Alice 46
Braces It
Brunswick Con 11
Comstock Tunas! ... I
uon. Lai. a va......l3t
Dsadwood Terra , ... so
Hera SUrer 144
Iron Stiver Tl
Standard 1st
Leedrllle Coo ........ I
. - Bank Clearings. .
OMAHA. May to. Bank' clearing today,
$1,131,068.16; corresponding day last year,
$1,M1,1M.48: Increase. $28,WM.67.
CHICAGO, May to. Clearings, $S7,tSS,i3:
balances, $1,040,214; posted exchange, Uti
for sixty days and $4.88 on demand. New
York exchange, 60c premium.
NBw YORK, May 20. Clearings, $266,062,
201; balances, $il,963.825.
BOSTON. May 20. -Clearings, $20. $41,021;
balances. tl,KO.602.
PHILADELPHIA. May SO. -Clearings,
$21,286,460; balance. $3,288,693. Money 4Vi
per cent.
BALTIMORE, Mav 0. -Clearings. $J,77J..
794' balances; $721,760. Money, t per cent.
ST. LOUIS. May tO.-Clearlngs. $8,661,886;
balances, $l,06g,8u8. Money, steady irt 4Ht2S
per cent New York exchange, 26c pre
mium. CINCINNATI, May 20 -Clearings, $t.91T..
000; money, 46 per cent; exchange oa
New York. 36(Sc, ,
, Condition of the Treasary.
WASHINGTON. May 20 -Today's atatnT
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tl60.000.000 gold
reserve'. In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, $U6,604,
S26; gold. $36,834,048. . . , ,
'Wool Market.
BOSTON Mav 20. Tr. wool market Is
looking up a little- this week. There ha
been more -activity and considerable In
quiry. Prices are practically unchanged,
however. Territory wool have been In
better demand. The new wool on the
market are not selling becaMS they can
not bo profitably turned over at market
values. Quotations on choicest stapls ter
ritory In the scoured basis are as follow:
Fine, 60662c; fine medium, 4"348o, and
mediums, 46c, while the ordinary grades
scoured are: Fine, 4"7a48c; fine medium,
43(6 46c; medium, fu&iOc. Fin washed
fleeces are thoroughly well sustained, with
limited offerings. Ohio snd Pennsylvania
XX nominal. lgac: XX and above. M
0'c; X, 24326c; Michigan. 224c. De
laine wool lsin very small supply, with
ths market firm. Michigan, 25-a27c: No. 1
washed combing. 26i827c; No. t. 267cj
Australian wools. Arm; combing, choice
scoured, 7072c; good, 768c; average, 63
ipfttic.
ST. LOUIS. May 20. -WOOL Fairy act
ive; Arm and a shade better; medium
grades, 15V,G 4i174c ; light line, 13616c;
heavy fine, lutfllc; tub washed, 16926c.
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Ps., May 20. Credit balances,
$1.20; certificates, no bid; shipments, 127.
Bl bbls.; average, 101. WS bbl.; runs, 82,
77t bbls.; average, 76,833.
SAVANNAH, May 20.-OIL Turpentine,
firm; rosin, firm. Quotations: A. B, ' C,
D, $1.20; E. $1 25; F, $10; O, il.tt: H, tl M;
I. tl.to; K, $2 45; M. $3 86; N, $1.86; WO.
$350; WW. $3.90. "
TOLEDO, O., May $0.-OIL North Lima,
88c; South Lima and Indiana. SSc.
NEW YORK. May 20 OIL Cottonseed,
steady; petroleum, steady; renin, ateady;
turpentine, dull. 474-tc.
LIVERPOOL, May 20. OIL Turpentine
spirit, firm, !5s; cottonseed hull, refined,
spot, Arm. 17s 7Wd.
LONDON, May 20. -OIL Linseed, Is d;
Sperm. 60, .
Bvaporatea Apple and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. My tO. EVAPORATED
APPLES Continue firm with export grade
In limited supply and bringing a shad
higher price than we quote. For Jobbing
account choice and fancy fruit are In some
demsnd. but are no more than steady.
Stats common to good, l⁣ prims, fV9
tc! choice, lOClOic: feney, lOU&llo.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT-ln prunes
the market Is fairly actlva and prices
were unchanged; new fruit, steady; old.
Irregular and easy; apricot anrVpeache
In moderate request; prune $fcVe- apri
cots, boxes. ot14c; bag. 10ll!c;
peaches peeled, 14il6c ; unpeeled, !911e.
lagar Mnrt.
NEW YORK. May . 8UOAR Raw.
nominal; fair refining. 2c: centrifugal St
test, c; molasses sugar, tc; reAoed.
steady.
LONDON, May 20. SUOAR Beet. Mar.
NEW ORLEANS. Mav ta-eTTJOAR-Staady;
open kettle, & -lwC ; open ke(U
centrlfuxaL tV'Seo; eeowod. i5l-lto; kio
Usees, dallj veuUUugal, shJaAo.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both Beef Steer snd Oowt Oommsnded
8tesdy to Btrong Prioet.
HOGS SOLD STEADY TO FIVE CENTS LOWER
Mot Etesgh Sheep and I .a nabs oa Sale
ta Make a Fnlr.Test of the Market,
bat Good StntT, It Is Thongbt,
Wonld Sell Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Msy 20.
Receipts were: . Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 1.6a . $.x2 M0
umciai xuesosy 2,862 .J26 ,i
Two dayg this week... t14 1I.o7 1.251
Same day last week.... 7,2 12.9 7,6
Same week before t.43 14.96V S.SH
Same three week ago... t,4hl 1,HA4 8.3K4
nam lour week go.... S.177 12.07S .jM
Same day last year.... t.87t l.Si3 8,543
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the reoelnts
of cattl. hoaa and sheen at South Omaha
ioi- tns year to ante, ana comparisons witn
isit year. a
1902. lom. Inc. IW.
t..aill Z1.7S 2S8,787 27.1PI ...
Hogs '. tm,tt 801,117 bo,379 ...
Sheep 844,264 43.,aS K.ttt
The following table sr-w the averaaa
pnoe oi nogs sold on ths Boutn omana
maraet tne past several day, with com
parUona with former year: ,
Data. 1902. 101.100.18P.1898.H18J.1M,
April 28..
7 07H
f $71 t 9 t 79( 8 751
$24)
8 2a
April .,
April t0.,
1 Oli
I S6Wi
8 (tt.
t 791 I 74
64 t t
i Sl M)
841 t 8
2 It
May 2...
May 8...
Mav 8 ..
is
t U
t 11
I SIS
I 71
I is
t 17
BO
t 801
8 86
t 681
t 62
I 87
t 3
t 86
171
May 4...,
May I...
'1
t t
6 261
13
S ill
t tt
t 80
$03
M
I 4l
May
May 1...,
May t...,
8 841
a tm
I 64
8 31
t
I 21
a
t wi
t 70
I 80
I w
1 07
s m
6 101
I 12
t 161
t 68
s i
8 11
May t....
May 10...
May 11...
t 66
$8
I 88
t 18
. a
8 It
6 1
t 66
8 621 Sri:
1 621 t 97
6 18
8 67
I 681
May 12..
May 11..
ttpHI
6 161 3 Mi
. f to,
5 17
1 tH 4 ltfl
8 17
3 20
t 16
t tsK
Jus
121
T 074
4 85
I 65
May 14..
t 71
4 22
426
4 401
t 61
May
May 16..
6 6i
t 211 t tl
t 23 II 61
8 61
a
I 21
t
8 19
Mav 17..
13
I
7 11 I
6 72;
t 71
t 201 1 S H
$ 65
a
t 11
May 18...
6 111 8 691
t 62
1 61
May 1..
May 20...
6 101 8 i
I l
8 66
4 35
t 12
5 73
861
4 26
152
t o;
Indicate Sunday.
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows .the number of
car of feeders shipped to the country
yeaieraay ana meir destination:
rra
J. D. Brewer. Albion. Neb. F. E
J. M. Buckmaster, Crelghton, Neb. F. E. 1
F. M. Fuller. Be efourche. S. D. F. E
M. McEnlry. Marne. Ia. R. 1 1
E. E. Taylor, Bouton, la. Mil 1
The oftlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoars. Bh'n H'ra
m. at i. f. kv.. . x in
O. St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 1 4
Union Pact Ac System 17 1 15
C. A N. W. Ry 6 11
F.. E. A M. V. R. R. IS 84
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry 80 12
B. 4k M. H. Ry 22 1
, B. ft g. Ry 4
C A St. J &
C, R. I. & P., east.. 5 12
C, R. I. A P., wet.. 47 ' 1
Illinois Central....... .. , $
Total receipt 144 130
The disposition of the day's receipt was
as follow, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Buyer. Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
Omana Packing Co 149
owiit and Company. ... 471
2,421
2,810
2,471s
f
684 1
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour A Co
898
130
, 687
. 135
81
. 8
. 121
. 118
.' 66
. 24
. 6
.. 99
, 18
, 140
2,406
6'
Bwlft A Co.. from K.
Hammond company
Corey A Benton
W. 1. Stenhen
Livingstone A Schaller .
Mammon Rothschild.
H. L. Dennis A Co
B. F. Hobblck
Wolf A Murnan
6. A 8
Other buyers
Totals ,
9,283
158
Totals '............ 17.85S 53,226 80,172
CATTLE RecelDts of cattle were llarht
today for a Tuesday and the number
actually on sale-was extremely small. There
were torty-aix car ot Texas cattle in
cluded In the arrivals that were billed
through and were not offered on the mar
ket.' o there were lee than 100 car on
le. Buyers seemed to be anxious for
supplies and a a result they were out
any and the general market ruled active
and steady to strong on desirable grade.
Offering included the usual proportion
of beef steers and the quality wa again
good, a la shown by the fact that there
.were a good many bunches good enough
to sell around $7, and a high as $7.20 wa
Said. It was a good, actlye market en all
eelrable grade, and the price paid could
afely be quoted steady to strong, as com
pared with yesterday. The less desirable
grade, of course, did not change hands
quite as freely aa the choice bunches, but
still they sold for fully aa much as they
did yesterday. Practically everything waa
disposed of in good eaaon and the market
cloaed strong. "
The demand tor cow stun: was aiso quit
liberal and the market ruled fairly active
and - ateady to strong. Th strength was
not confined to the better grades, and In
fact the market seemed to be rather un
even, so that while some sales looked con
siderably s'ronger others looked only about
steady. The situation, though, could best
be aescnoea oy cnuuig tas uuaraet sieauy
to strong.
Bulls, veal calves and stags also com
manded steady to strong price where the
quality w at all good.
r In the yaroa, so inn tne maraei was
not very thoroughly tested. The few sale
that were made, though, looked fully
.... There were only Ave -cars of cattle
shipped to the country yesterday. ; Repre
sentative saies:
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, 100 4 74 1 140 4 76
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STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
470 I I....S 4S0 I
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, 6!7 IK 1 640 I 44
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
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HOGS There wa S good liberal run of
hogs here today, ao that an Increase In
the receipts for the two days this week ss
compared with the same days of last week
Is noted. As compared with the same days
ot last year, however, there is a Dig ce-
crease.
The market today could be quoted
steady to 6c lower. Packers started In to
buy their droves a nickel lower than yea
terday, owing to the 6o decline reported
In Chicago. Seller, however, were holding
ror more money, so tnst trading on the
start was rather slow. Buyers Anally bid
a little better, so thst In a good many
cases hogs sold at about steady prices.
The market was not particularly active at
any time, but still practically everything
on sale was disposed of In good season.
Ths quality of the offering today waa
nothing extra and prime heavyweight
were very scarce. The bulk of the better
weight hogs sold from $7.16 to $7,25 and the
medium weights went mostly from $7.00 to
$7.10 and the light stuff sold from $7.00
aown. representative sale:
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morning consisted
wh eh w. ...lm,Ur.r "irenor
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of iimh. a m
- - nil reflfl v ha k . 1
in
nothing with hich ffVl" ther
ska
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season, as rece bts h J. "ISH polnt of th
here for .oil v? Pn very Hg-ht
SetUng hun.iVr f"" .Waf- re
Uuolatm,. -:-''" taoice.
lolcs v.th. u ris? J". Good to
m00: good to7hH"Eiii 1iV LI- f?od. $5.60
good. fc.sBes:!. .".VTry-". ir to
46.60: fair o V,rw"et C2P,C .""!". W X
ell about Ss"..' ,"oied
Choice CoTnrrt"2V. ?P tock,
sales: ' w-'
19 cull
Representative
80
78
98
84
53
culls
I 50
1 60-
4 35
4 75
5 00
dinned
ewes
ewes .,
lambs
Clipped
clipped
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady-Hog; Lower aad Sheen
. ' Steady to Lower.' '
CHICAOO M.. an r. .
4.000. Includ ng 400 TexitTs- stead Sc?i
$1,60660; lulls, t2.75ai3.76: rVlv
HOGS Recelnts. 21 nm- ..tin.... . '
row 36.000; 60 to 10c oweVf mixed land
butchers. 89fi7 (i- 4 Z. "juJPJ. ? "na
X7 imtittn ah. 1 ,v vuuiue, lira V y.
.r. . . " , in in us, aieaay: good
to choice wethers, $o.000jJ.60; native iambV
17 (5T ' i t0!M'- Colorado 'wooled lambs!
Official yesterday:
Receipt.
...us.m
... 31.784 -...
17,sa3
Ship.
2,4
8. 449
7.737
Cattl
wogs ,
Bneep
' ataasn City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITV. u.i ip1TTti'D.
nlSi :,'0u0 native. 4U0 Texan. 200 calves.
Z,VL,Z .r tay o strong; other cattle,
steady to lower. Choice export and
S.rS??d:br . t.8627.40; fair to good.
M6oa.86; stockers and feeders, t2.0oS.85:
western-fed steers, 84 8506.76; Texas anl
Indian steers, t4.26.76; Texas cows. $2.60
4J640; native cows, t2.tyy1.00; native
rfUer"' 84-hS.7J; canner. t2.X32.75; bull.
$3.20' calve. $2.6o.90.
HOGS Recelnta. s ton- wnnA n4..
teady to strong: common, steady to 60
lower; pgs. steady; top $7.42H; bulk of
sales, t7.l87.86j heavy. $7.Kft7.42H: mixed
packer.
17.15.40; light.
: llaht. K.6a97.Al: vnrk.
r. $7.1X7.3U
i7.au: nil
is. $6 am.ob.
SHEEP AND
LA M Hft H.o.lnr. Sftft.
market active, ateady to strong. Native
I'mbs. 15.40iai7.t0; western lamb. $5,650
7.26; navivw wether. t6.80ia26; western
wether. t4.lCKij6.96; fed ewe. $4.76.00;
Tt". clipped yearlings, t6.tojj6.9d; Tex
clipped sheep, $4.35u.60; stackers and
fteders, $1.6o4.aa
Kew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May $0. BEEVES Ra
ce! nt. 12: dreaaerl h.f ru. 11 lu.. r.-. ik
Cable quiet at 1416c per lb : dressed
weights. Refrigerator beef, steady at lie
per lb. Exports steady, 810 cattle. 1,000
sheep and 2,760 quarters of beef. Calves
Receipts, 182; feeling about stesdy; com
mon to good veals at $6.0O7. per 100 lbs.;
city dreesed veals slow at ItySflc per lb.
HOGS Receipt. 2.093: feeling about
teady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1,404;
market ateady; clipped sheep at 43o, cull
$3 .00; clipped lambs. $6.50r7.2; clipped year
lings, 16.50; spring lambs at SgV" dressed
mutton, steady at H'(12c per lb.; dressed
lambs, Uvoattic; common to good, 8 lie,
St. Joseph Mve Slock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. May to, PATTXJ9 Re
ceipt 1.400; ateady to 10c lower; natives,
ta.85)ji.26; cows and heifers, 11. 60.40;
veals, t3.5093t.25; stockers and feeders, $2.26
66.26.
HOGS Receipts, 8.400; steady; light and
light mlxsd. tti.96iT7.S0; medium and heavy,
$7.167 40; plars. $4.0ut3 00.
SHEEP. AND LAMBS Receipts,' 4.800;
steady to.l5o lowsr.
lens: City Mve Sleek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. May 10. (Bpeclal Tle
gram ) CATTLE Receipts, too head:
steidy; beeves, $o36.90; cows, bulls and
ir 1. 13.CniJMi.60; stockers and feeders, $100
4.U .; earllng and calves, f2.7642-4.4u.
HljGd Receipts, 4,600 head; 6c lower, sell
ing al t6.iW7.25; bulk, $6.l6.a7.00.
tt. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Msy 10.-CATTLE Receipts,
1,700, Including 2.300 Texan: market steady
for best grades; native clipping and ex
port steers. 16.6037.10; dreefced beef and
butchers' steers. t4.7634.96; steer under
1,000 lb , $4 2fca 40; tocker and feeder,
$2 10434 60; cow and hklfer. $5 144.00; can
Mr. $1.6Wj2.90; bull, s.1bsJ4.U), calve.
114
ess
.....14lt
1114
1I0
1SK0
1074
114
14S4
UM
440
1470
411
$8ofT7$; Teres and Indian steers, fed,
14 u.W; sraeswra, tt. 36144 86; cows and
heifers, UN! 40.
Ht.Mli Receipts, t.100; market, ttfinc
lower: pigs and lights. $7Mtf7.00; packer,
ttfjr'.li; butcher', 17.0.7.46.
SHEEP AND IJLMBl Receipts. &.00T;
market steady' native muttons, f t.OOtijtY "f :
lambs. tuuiiJ.tV); culls and bucks, W-O-'j
tOu; Blockers, f2X4j3.00.
Stock la Sight.
The following table shows the receipt
of caltle. hog and sheep at th five prin
cipal market for May It):
Cattle. Hog. Pneep
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Totals
UoiO
5.0SI
4.900
.17.863 53.225 KM 73
Cotton Market.
1. jo j s.n
. 4.i Xl.ws)
. tiO 8.4it
. 1.7W t.HM
. 1.4U0 84U0
NEW YORK. May JO.-COTTON-Spot
closed onlet. l-1o higher; middling up
Isnd, 9 7-16V; middling gulf. 9 ll-18c; Sale
90 bales. Market futures rioted steady;
Mny, 91c; June. 906c; July, 8.86c; AugJ't.
8 69c; September, 8.06c: tvtober, f.SHo; No
vember, January and Februarv, 7.88c.
ST. LOUIS, May 20. COTTON-Qulet;
middling, 9Vac; sales, 50 bales. Receipts,
62 bales; shipments, 1,298 bales; stock,
28,991 bales.
UALVE8TON. May 20 COTTON-Nom-Inal,
8 6-16C.
NEW ORLEANS. May JO-COTTON-Futures.
quiet and steady; May. S.Mfttt 85c;
June. 9.01c; July, 9.0W19.irc; August, 8 61
8.63c; September, 8.12'ii 13c; October. 7.M'ft
7.84c; November, 7. 72W7. 74c; De(-ember. 7.72itf
7.7Sc; January, 7.74f7.76c. Market steady;
sales. 130 bslcs; ordinary. 7 13-16c; good
ordinary, 86-I60; low middling, 8 U-16c;
middling, fc; good middling, 9 7-16c; mid
dling fair. 10c. Receipts, 883 bales; stock.
147.771 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May N.-COjrTON - Spot
aulet. Price 13-82d lower; American mid
ling fair, ( 13-32d; good middling, 5W!;
middling, 6d; low mlddlln4f, 4 t-S2d; go-id
ordlnarv. 4 '2S-32d; ordinary, 4 t-32d. The
ales of the day were 6,000 bales, of whlrh
600 were for speculation and export and In
cluded 5.500 American. Receipts since last
report, 17,000 bales, Including 16,000 Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet snd closed easy;
American, middling, g. o. c; May, 4 43-sid
buyers; May and June. 4 4S-d Sellers;
June and July. -4 62-4S 1.53d,' 64.1 sellers;
July and August, 4.62-4d sellers; August
and September. 4 44-844 47-64d sellers;
Sept. and Oct.. 4 82-64(64 83-4d sellers; Oc
tober and November, 4 25-54d buyers; No
vember and December. 4 23-ld buyers;
December and January, 4 22-Mii; January
and February, 4 21-4V41J-4 22-64d seller.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, May JO.-COFFEE Spot
Rlo quiet; Nc 7 invoice. 6Vc; mild, quiet;
Cordova, WtCllHe. The coffee market
opened steady with prioes unchanged to
5 points lower under room selling and ab
sence of public support. Weakness In Ftl
ropesn markets heavy receipts in the crop
country snd liberal clearance from the
crop country for the United State were
the leading factor of depression. Trading
was comparatively quiet all day with the ,
market finally quiet at 6 points net decline.'
Total sales were. 19,750 bags, including
July at 6.15c, September t.SOc, October 5.35c,
December 5.55c. January 5.60c, February
6.76c, March 6.80c. April 5f5c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. May 20.-DRY OOOnS-
There has been a quiet, general demand
today from the home trade for cotton
f roods. Export buying Is still quite Inactive
n heavy brown cottons but an Improve
ment Is looked for shortly. Prices are
without change in either staple lines or
fancies. Print cloths are dull without
change In prices.
Dry Goods Market. -
MANCHESTER. May 20. -DRY OOODS
Quiet; yarns quiet but firm.
School Fnad Hard Proposition.
PIERRE. 8. D., May 20. (Special.) Prac
tically $500,000 I lying Idle in the perma
nent school fund to be distributed to the
various counties of the state In June, to In,
xme way loan or In cats of failure to re
turn to the state st ths expiration of sixty
days, with Interest on the same to that
time. This will attract the attention of
legislators to radical, change la the method .
of, handling this fund and call for remedial
legislation st the next session: Th piling
up of this fund, which bring no revenue
except aa It I pushed onto the counties ss
s forced loan from tbs state, It directing
attention to the policy advanced by a .
minority st the time of statehood thst ths '
lands should never be sold, but held by th
state fcr rental alone.
For Those Who Died In War.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Msy 20. (Special.) .
Colonel CA. B. Cox of this city has re
ceived a consignment of headstone from
the War department at Washington which
are to be v 'ced over the unmarked graves
of ten soldiers who are burled In this vi
cinity. - One stone Is for vlonas Lien, the
former adjutant of the Flrat regiment.
South Dakota - volunteers, who wa killed
In the Philippines, and one for Alga Beech,
Spanish war veteran, while the other eight
sr for the graves ot soldiers who fought In
ths civil wsr, as follows: W. R. Haywood,
John Crooks, J. Valentine, J. O. Phelps,
William Dowdell, James Sloan,' L. R. My
rtck and Colonel B. 8. Campbell.
Reservoir for Rosebnd.
PIERRE, S, D., May 20. (8peclal.)
Agent McChesney, at Rosebud, Is preparing
to give the Indian work by creating a sys
tem of reservoirs on th reservation, by
means of dams. , Ths work Is to be dons
under government supervision with Indian
labor, the laborers to receive, $1.26 per day..
This I to take ths place of. ration, ths
cash being; paid to them, they will be ex
pected to support " themselves. Besides
ths reservoir work, a large amount of fsno
Ing wilt be done, with the Intent to entirely
enclose the reservation, and keep out tres
passing cattle. This work will also bs
done with Indian labor.
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Ranfajera Want Direct Mnll Ronte.
PJERRZ. 8. D.. May 20. (Special.) Th
residents of the rang country between Bad
and Cheyenne river are seeking better
mall facilities. The present move Is to
secure a line from Fort Pierre by the way
of Hayes. Manila, Topbar, to Pedro st tho
forks of the Cheyenne, then .tip the north
fork of the Cheyenne to Herford, snd across
to Sturglg. This would mak s direct Un
through the center of th region between
the two rtver.
THE REALTY MARKET.
Warranty Deed.
Instrument placed on record May $0,
1902:
Eugene A. Breen and husband to B.
Jetter, tax lot 12 In 1-14-18 t 650
James Wright to Mary Wright, lot
7, block 2, Drake s add 1
Benson Land Syndicate to Margaret
McCarragher, lots 19 to 13, block I.
Benson 750
I. K. Andrews and wife to O. W. No
ble, part lot 9, block 10. Bemls
parkV! -. 850
D- W. Shull et al to Han Goettsche,
s 12H feet lot t. block 11, bhull
2d add 1
P. M. Mason snd wlfs to trustees of
Dundee Presbyterian church, lot I,
block 7, Carthag add 1
Elisabeth Dohe and husband to T. , '
A. Dohae, lot 12. Mueller A B.'s sdt (0t
L. C. Graham and husbsnd to V. V.
Freeman, w. 10 feet lot It, block t,
Patricks add $54
E. A. Lan and wife to Sal II L.
Lloyd. . 11 feet lot 11 and w. It
feet lot 12. block 7. Reed s 1st add.. 100
John Lubold and wlfs to H. C. Gils.
man . and S. , 9-.&-12.. IX 000
J me Walsh and wlf to A. C.
Hart. w. 22-16-10 10,000
Qalt Clalaa Deed.
Charles Lind and wife to J. F. Llnd,
lot t, block 147, South Omaha 1
W. H. Crow et al to C. B. Francis.
lot T. block 17. Orchard Hill 1
Deed.
Sheriff to Union Investment Co., lot
10, block 17. Kounts Place 1.500
Total amount- ot transfs
-$21.S7t
BOYD COMMISSION COMPANY
Reosn A, Mew Yerst Life Blda.
GRAIN PROVISIONS. STOCKS
Bought and sold for eaab or on margin. 1
AH telegraph, telephone or mall order)
will receive careful and prompt ettsnuoat,
Telepuooeauat. OAiAUA, M-H.
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