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TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1003.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Dullness Marks Transactions in All Board of
Trade Product,
PRICES VARY IN DIFFERENT PUS
Wheat Gee Down, feat Oati, Cora
ud Provisions All Show Frae
tloaal Gala ea Dar'a
j , Baslaess.
CHICAGO. May 12-Dullnesa pervaded
oth the grain and provision pits today and
wheat ruled essier, July closing iS,e
lower. July corn wm r. higher, with oats
up iff'-c and September provisions cloned
lVJ7vc higher.
There were no Important feature In
trading In wheat and the market was dull
the greater part of the session. The open
Inn prices were easier on easy rabies and
the moderately bearish construction placed
cn the government report, July being W,a
lower at 7i!V 72Vc. A little demand from
the big operators strengthened prices some
what and July aold up to T2V-. but later
prices again receded, the extreme dullness
being the chief bear factor. The absence
of outside business had a depressing In
fluence throughout the session. During the
lest hour a better demand developed due
to a big decrease In the world' a visible sup
ply, as shown by Bradstreet's. 6.3nO,000 bu.
for the week, together with bullish Illinois
crop repora and the market became firmer.
July closed hiffe lower, at 72lc. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
25,700 bu. Primary recelpta were 266,200 bu.,
compared with 173,4'") bu. a year ago. Min
neapolis and Dultith reported receipts of
88 cara, which, with local receipts of 83
cars, 1 of contract grade, made total re
ceipts for the three polnta of 116 cara.,
against 188 can last week and 123 cara a
year ago.
Corn showed considerable strength In
spite of the weaknese In wheat, higher ca
bles and continued rains throughout the
west having a strengthening Influence at
the atart, which was added to later by
good cash demand. There was a fair vol
ume of trade with considerable covering
bv shorts. Liberal receipts, with an Im
provement In grade, were the bear factors.
After selling between 4c and 4oV'345v4c,
July closed e higher at 45'ac. Local re
reccipt were 337 cars, with 34 of contract
grade.
There waa only a small trade In oats, but
the market ruled strong and the general
Sentiment waa bullish. Commission houses
bought quite liberally, but there waa no
special pressure to sell. A decrease of 16,
000 bu. in the standard stocks during the
lust week whs a bull factor. The close Was
firm, with July WSc higher at 32,c, after
selling Between uc ana o'jnisoiw:. urcw
receipts were 186 cars.
Provisions were lower at the start. In
sympathy with 10c decline In prices of hoga,
Kiit active hnvtnr hv brokers for the ac
count of prominent packera reaulted In a
rally. Covering by whorta helped In the ad
vance. September pork closed 7He higher
at Slff.6714, Heptemoer laro. waa up i-c i
$9.00. and rlba were also up 2Vic at $9.20.
Estimated recelata for tomorrow: Wheat,
SO cars; corn, 180 cara; oata, 80 cara; hoga,
2.ono head.'
The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yea'jr.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
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May
July
Sept.
porn
May July
Sept.
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May
July
Sept.
Bibs
May July
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18 87
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No. 1
rmh nuotatlona were aa follows:
FLOUR Quiet, ateady; winter patents.
$3.5iK&3.6fl; atralghts, w.OKira"; "pring pai
ents. $3 353.90; atralghts, $3.103.40; bakers,
t? nm -. s
WHEAT No. 8 spring. 783T9o; No. S,
7Jflc; No. I red. 7S(ji8c.
rnRN-Nn. 9. HKc: No. 1 yellow. 464o.
OATS No. 2. 8ftc: No. 3 white, 87o;
No. 8 white, aSHWCWo.
RTE-Nl). 8. 4DU(560e.
BARLEY Good feeding, 87940c; fair to
choice malting, 49856c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 91.11; No. 1 northwest
em, $1.15; prime timothy, 83. 45(33.60; clover,
contract rrsde. 812.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.60
17.&!. Lard, per 1U0 lbs.. $8.75ff8R5. Bhort
ribs sidee (loose), $9.1Mi9.26. Dry aalted
shouldera tnoxeai. m 'vo.ou. enort clear
sldea (boxed). $9.62S9.75.
Following are the recelpta and shipment
of flour and grain yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbla 16,ono 12,600
Wheat, bu 63.000 2.400
Corn, bu 847.700 173.100
Oata. bu 261,100 63,900
Rye, bu 92.0110
Barley, bu 44,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firm; creameries, 169210;
dairies, 14t?13c. Eggs, Arm, at mark, cases
Included. Uj14c Cheese, steady, 13
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET,
tfiaotatloae af tha Day aa Vartoas
Commodities.
NEW TORK, May 12. FLOUR Re
celpta, 87.U0 bbla.i exports. 8,068 bbla.;
market oulet but steady. winter
patents, $3.A4.00; winter straights, $3.60(9
e.o; Minnesota patenta, $4.0Wij4.; winter
extras, $280433.10; Minnesota bakers, $3.iidj
X4u; winter low grades, ei.ooyz p j. Kye
flour, quiet; fair to good, $2.8K&3.20;
Choice to fancy. $3. 25j 3.46.
CORN MEAL Dull; yellow western,
81.06: city. $1.04: Brandywlne. $3 .40(53.56.
KYK ttteady; No. 8 weatern, 63c, f. o. b.
afloat; atats, 60&5HC, c. I. f., New York,
bARLEY Dull; feeding, 61c. c. I. f.,
Buffalo; malting. 62Q6sc, c. 1. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Recelpta, 123,823 bu.; exports.
xju.wi du.: spot easy; rxo. z rea. wo eleva
tor and WHo t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern,
itlanlloba, l7So f. o. b. afloat. Options
were moderately active and Irregular all
day without noteworthy changes, the gen
eral tendency being downward because of
easier cables, favorable crop newa and
bear operations. Occasional rallies were
prompted by a big decrease In world's
stocks and frost rumors from the north
west; the close was steady at a partial
-o net advance- May, S-'SJo, closed at
63c: July, 77Wa'I"c, closed at 77c; Sep
tember, Mk'aioc, vioeea ai IOC.
CORN Receipts. 44.100 bu.: exnorts. 220.
t4 bu. ; spot steady; No. 2, 63c elevator and
63c f. o. b. afloat: No. i yellow. 64c: No.
$ white, 65c. Option market was firm all
day on predictions or front in Nebraska,
higher cables and covering and closed
V(0c net higher; May, &2titi3c, closed
at 63'4c; July. 61ti2o, closed at 62c; Sep
'tember. 60 v-lSdiotic closed at 6o74c.
OATS Receipts, 75.(io bu.: exports. 1,675
du.; spot ouu; ro. I. 9vc; wo. s, BiSc: No
I wnite, Mc; traca, white, ssiQtoc; stand,
ard white. 41c; No. 3 white. 41c; track
mixed weetern, nominal. Options u.uiet but
steadier; May closed at 41c.
HAY Quiet: shipping, 70(ij75c; good to
cnoice, i.tAitoi.iD.
HOPS Slady ; state, common to choice,
oins. wpiuu; r'aiiuo coasi, ijuz crop, IMQc
iwi crop, id(jiioc.
HIDES Steady: Oalveston. 20 to 2S lh.
18c; California 21 to a lua., 19c; Texas dry
t lO tJ AtV.
LEATHER uulet; acid. !4ffl23iAe.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, CO
7c; Japan, nonilnsL
. PROVISIONS Beef, dull; family, $1150
012 60; mess. $.raloo0; beef hams, $2u.0''i
21.60; packing. $lu.Sou 11.00; city extra lmlla
mess, tin.un.nni. (Ul meats, quiet; pick
led belll.-s. $.2510 75; pickled shoulders,
t'juu; picKiea nams, it.aui li.VK Lard, ttrrn
western sieameu, ..; renneo, nrm; con
tlnent. $9.ou; South America, steady: fam
II y, $19; short clear, $18.6S4.26; mesa,
$18 2oH 18.76.
TAI.LOW-ulet; country packages,
BUTTER Recelnts. 10.700 nkas. : mark.
firm; extra creamery, 22c; common to
cnoice. uiziho.
CHEESE Recelpta. 7.500 ukas.: marke
Steady; state full cream, fancy, small
colored and white, old, l:Ui)l6c; large, colornl
ana wnite, oia. i4uHc; small, colored,
new. 12c; small, wlillo. new. 12c; large,
coiorea. new. iic; large. iiite. iuqioc.
EtlGS Receipts. 12 3."9 pkgs.; weak
western, storage packed. 17c.
POULTRY Alive: Market slow, but
steady; spring chickens, near by. 26c; foals,
uvtc; luiaoys, limine. ureHsed: Kin
fowl, western. 14iul4c; turkeys. 13ulic
METALS There waa a sham brtuik I
the I Million tin market today. sdoI thera
declining 1 6s to i:i3t 6s. while futures
o.t. i.i zs M. closing at M locU
tin was also weak and a little lower, id
Uelng quoted at .9J9.75, Copr was
unclianged In London at t3 6e for spot
and a.l la U for futurss; la New Turk
copper was quiet and nominally un-
liar.gea st $14. is tor lK. eieciroiyiic ion
anting. l.ed was unchargeJ In London
t 11 17s sd and at $4 3; In the locil
market. Spelter sl.o was unchanged In
Iondon, cloelng there at 21 1 and In
New York at 5.76. Iron closed st 62s fd
In (llasgnw and at 4M d In Mlddlesbnr- I
ugh; locally iron was about 6 points
lower on No. 1 foundry, northern, which
Is now quoted st $21 O"ca22.0f; No. 2 north-
rn Is quoted st $2). left 20. n0; No. 1 foundry,
southern, and No. 1 foundry, southern,
soft, $21.00.21.50. Warranu are nominal.
OMAHA WHOLESALES MARKET.
Coadltloa of Trad and Qnotatloas ea
Staple and Fancy Prodaci,
ECOS l'resh stock. 13-513c.
. ..... t- 1 1 v &f mnMtmrm m e-
cording to age, Ffr9c; turkeys, 12'al6c; ducks.
BUT! bit-t'acKing sioca. u'guv;
airy. In tubs. l.Vjlfc: separator, 22230.
FRESH FISH Fresh caught trout, 9
10c; pickerel, fic; pike, 11c: perch, 6c;
buffalo, 7c; blueMsh, 11c; whlteflph, 13c; sal
mon, itlc; haddock, 11c; cotitlsh, 12c; red
snapper, lc; lobsters, boiled, per lb., 27cj
lobsters, green, per lb., 25c; bullheads, 10c;
cstnsh. 14c; black bass, lie; halibut, 11c;
shnd roe, 35c each; roe shad, 75o each.
IIP.AN Per ton, $15.
HAY-4Prlces nuoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
$s.60; No. 2, $8; medium, $7.50; coarse, $..
Rye straw, $. These prices are tor nay or
good color and quality. Demand fair and
receipts light.
CUKN 4UC.
OAT8-35C.
RYE No. 2, 45e.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Per bu., 30f35c
NEW POTATOES Southern, per lb., 4o;
per bbl., $7.00
inkw DAKKUio r"er aoxen Duncnee. uo,
LETTUCE Per dosen bunches, 46(850c.
BEETS New southern, per dozen
bunches, 45c; old, per bu., 400.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 80c.
CUCUMBER8 Hothouse, per dog.. $1.26(3
1.60.
GREEN ONIONS Southern, per dozen
bunches, 45c: home grown, 1215c.
RADISHES Southern, per dosen bunches.
S(Ki?5c; home grown, 20c.
'iutmirii Canada rutapagas, per id.,
c; new southern, per dosen bunches, oOo.
ONIONS Red Wlsconslns. per lb., lc:
white per lb., lc.
SPINACH Home grown. Der bu. basket.
605i iSc
BEANS Wax. per bu. box. 84: string.
per bu. box, $-T00fj3.50.
CABBAGE Holland seed, per lb., 2c;
new California, per lb., 2i33u.
TOMATOES New Florida, per 6-Visket
crate. $4.0tK4.60.
RHi BAHH Per lb., lo.
ASPARAGUS Per dosen buncheg, 750.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.60.
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES Texas and Arkansas.
per 24-quart case, $3.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
80c; Turkish, per 35-pound box, 1418c.
ORANGES California navels, fancy, for
178 and smaller sixes, $3.60(3.75; for 150 and
larger slses, $3.25; choice, $3.00(53.60; Medi
terranean sweets, $3; sweet Java, $3.
lemons California fancy, $3.25.
DATES Persian. In 70-pound boxes, per
lb.. 6c; rer case of SO-pound pkgs., $2.25.
ruNUJAPPLEt cunan, x3.50roi3.76.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., lOo.
POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled, 4c.
HIDES No. 1 green. 64c: No. 8 green.
Bo; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 8 salted, 6o:
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; Ko. i
reft! calf, 12 to 15 !b., ; dry salted
hides, 8(ijl2c; sheep pelts, 26i5c; hprsehldea,
$1.502.60.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
-er lb., 13c- No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., 12c: Alberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, per 10., lie; hard shell,
per lb., 15c; pecana, large, per lb., 12c;
mall, per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per dos., 61c;
chestnuts, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb..
c; roasted peanuts per id., tc; Diacg
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu.,
$1.60; cocoanuts, per 100. $5
OLD METALS. ETC. A. B. Alplrn quote
the following prices: Iron, country mixed,
per ton, $11; Iron, stove plate, per ton, $3;
eopper, per lb., 8c; brass, hesvy, pet
in., 8fte: crass, light, per 10., ec; lead,
per lb., 8c; zinc, per lb.. 2c, j
WEARS OHM COMPANY.
Omaha Branch llO-lll Board of Trade
BaUdlngr.
CHICAGO. May 12. WHEAT Tha mar
ket has been dull and tnc'.ined to be easy.
The range has been narrow, and there has
not been enough trade to hold even a'small
advance. The feature has been moderate
selling of May by brokers. The foreigners
construed the government crop report as
bearish and the foreign markets were all
off a little. The foreign crop summary for
the week reported some Improvement In
France. Germany and Russia. The Illinois
crop report for the week said wheat showed
deterioration irom lacK 01 rain, com
weather and Insects In some sections. The
contract stock, 2,799,000 bu., decreased 242,-
000 bu. ; world's visible decreased 6,327,000
bu.. Including the correction of an error
last week; elearancea were su.uuu du.; in ew
York rerjorts 18 loada taken for export:
rrlmary recelpta were 25,0d0 bu., against
;3,000 last year; primary shipments, 3iU,000
bu.. aa-aliist 483.000: northwest receipts were
83 cars, against 65 last year; Minneapolis
reported a decrease in United states stocks
of 7OU.000 bu.. and the Minneapolis flour
shipments were the largest on record 126, iam)
bbls. ; local receipts, 83 cars, wltn 1 con
tract; estimates tor tomorrow, au cars.
CORN The market has been active and
higher, and futures at their best were up
V(tifec country orrerings were ngnt, only
126.000 bu. accepted on last night's bids.
The Illinois Weekly Bulletin said that com
land was being prepared with difficulty and
that rain waa needed. Clearances, s3,uuu
bu. : New York reports from 8 to 12 loads
taken for export; local cash sales, 76,000
bu.; shipments, lbi.oou du. mo. 3 corn;
local receipts, 497 cars, with 34 contract;
estimates for tomorrow, 180 cars; primary
receipts, 704,000 bu., against 8",000; primary
shipments, 439,000 bu., against 477.000 last
year; the contract stocK, i.tiz.uuo du.. de
creased 413,000 bu.
OATS There has been a fair and active
oat market, with the futures at their best
&o over the close of yesterday. The
buying by Howe has been the principal fea
ture; the selling nas Deen scattered. The
Illinois crop bulletin said the oats stand
waa looking uneven. Shippers said the east
was buying cautiously, evidently expecting
a freer country movement. The stock of
standard, only 297,000 bu., decreased 16,000;
receipts, isa cars, witn 11 standard; esti
mates for tomorrow, 90 cars; clearances.
14,000 bu.; New York reports 60.000 bu. taken
for export.
PROVISIONS Provisions opened oft on
lower hog market. Armour brokers bought
July lard and ribs, cauwing snorts to cover.
Local pit trade bought lard and rlba on
the early advance. There were 18.000 hogs;
market opened moderately active, but easy.
rices &inic lower; estimates ior tomorrow,
S.000; hogs In the west today. 63.300. against
60,600 last week and 63.300 last year.
W EAKE UKA1M COMPANY.
St. Loala Grain and Provlaloae.
ST. LOUIS. May 12. WHEAT-Flrm: No.
2 red, cash elevator, nominal; track 74c;
May, izc: juiy eivc; rsepiemner, 6iic; no.
2 hard. 71(h'74o.
CORN Higher: No. 1 cash. 4.1'c: nom
inal; track, 4.U4DV-; May, 43c; July,
42c: September, 41c.
OATS Strong; No. z cash. S4c: track.
84c; July. 31c; September, 29c; No. 2
wnne, a(ti6sc.
KYK Steady. 4140.1
FLOUR Dull. Red Svlnter patents. $3,403
$.65; extra fancy and straight. $3.103.45.
SEFIV-Tlinothv. steadv at $2O.U2.40.
mnNM EA 1 Steady, $2.30.
KHAN Scarce, llrm; sacked, east track.
69'i71e.
HAY Steady: timothy. $9.00ffil5.50: Dralrle.
t7.noTill.00.
IKON t'OTTOr TIES l.Ub.
B A Vll NO 5. ric.
HEMP TWINE 5c.
PROVISION'S Pork, higher: Sobbing,
standard mess. $17.65. Lard, steadier, bet
ter. $8.57. Dry salt meats, stronger; boxed.
extra, 19 fa; clear rins. so; snort clears.
$9 G2. Bacon, stronger: boxed. extra
shorts, $10.25; clear ribs, $10.60; short clear,
$10.75.
roLLIKi eieaoy; rnienens. llH4c;
springs, l'tj22c; turkeys, 11c; ducks, 11c;
geeae, 4i5c.
Bl'TTER Better; creamery, 16922c;
dairy, 14i17e.
EGGS Steady; fresh, 13V;c.
Receipts. EhlDtnents.
Flour, bbls 7.( lo.nnu
Whtat. bu 29.rH) M.ooo
Corn, bu 105.000 19.000
Oata, bu 65.0U0 52,U0
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 12. WHEAT May.
6"ic; July. 62S'Titc; cash. No. 3 hard, 8
it'8c: No i. bftoSi'tc; No. 4. insjtao: re
jected. tkK&62c; No. 2 red. 6rK869c; No. 8.
6tk
CORN-My. 4jr: July, 3-SHo- Ca8h:
No. X mixed, 41c; No. 2 white, 41Vc; No. 3,
4rti4oc.
OATS-No. white, S&S36c; No. 3 mixed.
J4c.
RYE No. 2. 46c.
H.Y-T!mothy. $12.7c13 00: prairla. $1000.
HUTTEH Creamery, ib'alSc; dairy, 16c.
EGGS Fresh. )2c.
Recelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 24 61
Corn. lu 25 t") . 44 .
Oata, bu 6.0(4 H.OuO
MUsessalU Wheat, ritsr and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. May U-WHEAT-Cajh.
7c: Mar. 77e; July, 7'7,ic ; on track.
No. 1 hard, 7!c; No. 1 northern, 7Slic; No.
2 northern, 7;-rc; N4 8 northern, 7Bu.'hc.
FLOUR First patents. $4. 1.".14.25; second
patents, $4.0Mi.lS: first clears, $3. (Wig 3. 10;
second clears, $2. 46172 M.
BRAN In bulk. 12.0Zrl2.50.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Msy 12. PUTTER
Firm; prints lc higher: extra western
creamery, 22c; extra nearby creamery, 24c.
EGGS Firm and c higher: fresh nearby.
1"C at the mark; fresh western, lti1
17c; fresh southwestern, 16c; fresh south
ern. l!VfilRc.
CHEESE Quiet but Arm under light sup
plies; old New York full cream, choice,
small, 14fffl5c: old New York full cream,
fair to good, small, 14''al4c; old New Yorit
tun cream, choice, large, I4c; 01a isew
York full cream, fair to good, large. 14fJ
He; New York full cream, best here, new,
12-v; Nfw York full cream, lair to good,
new, ll(12c.
Llrerpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Msy 12 WHEAT Snot:
Steady; No. 2 red. western, winter, 6s 6-d;
NO. 1 northern, spring. 6s 81; No. 1 Cali
fornia. s 8d. Futures: Unlet: May. 6s
4d; July, 6s 3'd.
corn Snot: American mixed. new.
steady, 4s d; American mixed, old, quiet,
6s 3d. Futures: Steady: May, 4a 6V4d;
June, 4s 4d; July, 4s 4d.
Mllirnnkee Rraln Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 12. WHEAT Mar
ket steady: close: No. 1 northern. 81.tlWc:
No. 2 northern, 7g,8iJc; July, 7272c bid.
nit-uun; ino. 1, aj';rgo3c.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2. 68ic; sam
ple. 46fi2c.
CORN-July, 46c. asked.
Dnloth Grain Market.
DULUTH, May 12. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 hard, 704c; No. 1 northern, 78c;
May, No. 1 harl, 79c; July, 77c.
OATS-May, 3Sc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111., May 12. CORN Dull; No.
2, 41c; No. 4. 43c.
OATS Steady; No. 8 white, S3c; No. '4
white, Slc.
Toledo Grain and .Seed.
TOLEDO, May 12. SEED-Clover. dull;
prime, 16.50; No. 2, $6.40; rejected. $5.75; New
England, $5.60ijj6.75; October, $5.35 bid.
NEW YORK STOCKS A.D BOSDS.
Early Languid Movement t'p Gives
Way Before Selling; Pressure.
NEW YORK May 12.-There was a
languid upward movement of prices In
spots during a part of the day's session of
the stock market, but before the day's
trading waa over selling had developed on
the largest activity of the dav, which will
peg out practically all the previous gains,
and established a loss of a point In United
States Steel preferred and New York Cen
tral. The official announcement of the
Rock lsland-St. Louis & San Francisco
deal was an influence at the opening, al
though the direct effect waa confined to
St. Louts & San Francisco. Rock Island
hung back. There was trading In the out
side market in the new Rock Island 6
per cent collateral hqnds when Issued find
the establishment of quotations at S'.'H'ffM
afforded a basis for estimating the ex
change value of St. Loula & San Francisco
under the plan at S2. The price advanced
from last night's closing at 78 to 804,
but suffered In the general reaction. A
belief that the suspended Hocking Valley
den! would be next taken up was re
flected in the Jump of 4 In that stock.
Delaware ft Hudson's 2i points advance
was attributed to the election of E. H.
Harrlman to the directory. Public reports
had It the Wabash plan for a Baltimore
outlet direct from Pittsburg were respon
sible for the strength In those stocks and
the Wheeling ft Lake Erles. The Gould
group generally waa affected In sympathy.
The strength of Colorado Fuel was con
nected with reports of Rockefeller-Gould
control. Covering of shorts byf professional
bears clearly played a large part in the
market's recovery. Their attempts yester
day to uncover stop loss orders having
proved unsuccessful, they were disposed to
retrace their course. The opinion which
greeted the monthly crop report added
to this disposition, as the deterioration In
the winter wheat crop was no greater than
expected, with a good promise of remain
ing a bumper crop.
The Weather bureau bulletin offered
encouragement to hope for ablg cron.
Speculation remained much depressed,
however. The postoonement of a strike on
the Southern Pacific was considered satis
factory, but the more serious outlook on
the Great Northern system Offset this.
Tha unbridled speculation In the cotton
market waa the cause of some apprehension
bv reason of the demand unon the money
market, caused thereby and the fears of
a curtsllment of consumption. The state
ment of April exports showing a decrease In
the cotton movement romosred with Anrll
of last vesr Indicated the detrimental effect
nf the high mice. The result upon the ex
change market from the curtailed cotton
movement. In view of the Inauguration of
gold exports, la also dreaded. Foreign ex
chsnge ruled Arm todnv and s further out
wsrd movement of gold Is looked for. The
reduction In the grain rate from Cblcaro
to New York wss a depressing Influence
on the trunk lines all day and this dTres.
slon became wore acute In the late sellinr
movement. The prlnclpnl sa-gravation of
the late break In the market, however,
waa a report from Pittsburg of a cut In
the price of steel billets bv the nrlnclp"l
competitor of the United St"ts Steel cor
tvirstlon. This report csrrled United States
Steel preferred suddenly down a point
under last night the whole market weak
ening In sympathy.
There wss considerable variety In the
bond market, but the price movement wss
Irregular. Total Bales, par value, $S.135.0flO
United States 2s declined on the last
call.
The following are tie nuotatlona on th
K York Btck Tinf
Atchison
do pM
Bl. A Ohio
to pfd
Canadian Pacific....
Ctntdv 80..'
t'hes. Ai Ohio
Chicago A Alton....
do pfd
Chicago A 0. W...,
, do lit pfd ,
do id pfd ,
Chicago A N. W...,
Chicago Tar. A Tr,
do pfd ,
C. C. C. A Bt L..
Colorado 80 ,
do lat pfd
do 3d ptd
Dl. A Hudaon
Del. L. A W
Danrar A R. O ...
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd
do Sd pfd
. 79' 80. Pacific .
. (7 I80. Railway
... tt'.s
... tlt'i
... :
. Sivfcl ao pfd.
Ton A Pacific as
.131
. 71
. 44
. ao4
. i
. t!i
. 7i
. 7
.111
. 14
Toledo, 8t. L. A W.. M
do pfd 42,
Union Pacific a
do pfd su1
Wabaeh ri
do pfd 477
Wheeling A L. B ... 13
do 2d pfd ii
Wla. Central 33 U
do pfd 4('
. t
Adama Ei 22!
.. II
.. 4
American Es 2C4
I'nlted Btataa 15 1 121
Wella-Fargo Ex 10b
.. 4H
.. SM,
..177 V,
Amal. Copper 4
An-er. Car A F Jn'i
do pfd '
Amar. 8. A R S0'4
do pfd .',,
Anae. Mining Co ltsl1
Brooklyn R. T B.SN.
.. M
.. MS
.. 4
.. aa
.. 47
olo. Fuel A I a
Ocna. Oaa 3DI
Great Nor. pfd . .
Hocking Vallty..
do pfd
..ltt
..lJ'l
l ont. Tobaeco pfd. ..Ill
M
Gf. Elartrlc
...ii'4
Illlnoia Cantral .
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
138
Hoiking Coal ..
Ir.ter. Paper ...
do pfd
Inter. Power ....
Laclede Oaa
.... 19
.... 1744
.... 70
....1K4.
.... 7
.... 42',
.... Ill
.... M
.... be
....103
.... M
a1
10
40
10B
Laka Erla A W.
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L....
Yri. St. Ry
Max. Cantral ...
Mex. National .
Minn. A tit. L. .
Mo. Paolflc
M . K. a T
do pfd
N J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk A W....
do ptd
Ontario A W. ...
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
St. L. A 8. r...
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L 8. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
117'i
14 Hj
National Bleeutt
National Lead ...
No. American ...
Pacific Coaet ....
People'a Oaa ....
Preiaad 8. Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. Car..
Republic Steal ..
do pfd
Sugar
Ml
!("
"
1
Ill
:
o7
17J
.. 11
..215
.. 1S
.. 7
..i:s
J3
71
Tenn. Coal A Iron... at
'
1
13SV,
l. S. Leather 1:.,
do pfd
U. 8. fiubbar 14
do pfd 6i
V. 8. Steel 14',
do pfd fci'-j
Weatern Union aMi
Amer. Locomotive.... li
do pfd i
K. C. Southern 3(1
lis
H'l
7S
S
70 V
1"S
00 pia
Rock lalend
do pfd
1&)
71
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON, May 12. Call loans. 8SM per
cent; time loans. 45 p.r cent. Ofll'ial
closing prices on stocks und bonds:
Atrhlaon 4a , Allouea v
MeK. Central 4a 17 Amalgamated fl-V
Akhlaon !" Hiuitbain Ki
do pfd Calumet A Hacls. ...424
Boston A Albany. ...2Se
t ntennlal
Boaton Me lij
Copper Range titi
boeloo Elevated 144 llximlr.loa C
al
.lu
N. Y. N. H A H....1K4', Franklin ..
Cltchburg pfd liM't Ula korala
1(.
.... !'
t'nios Paclno
tTa Vlohawa
.... B1'4
Mn. Central
American Sugar ..
do pfd
Amertian T. A T.
Dominion I. A 8.
General Electilu .
Uasa. Electric ....
do pfd
lulled Fruit
U. g. Steel
do pfd
.. :s Old Dominion ..
. .llv), Oaceola
..Ill Parrot
.117 Qutnr
. . 17 ' Santa Fe Copper
. liil iTamarark
.. S14;Tr)mounuln ....
.. 47'lTrlnlly
..llK1! United Bute ...
.. Ii I'llk j.
.. .. ii
.... 47
"4
i
14(1
X)
.... .
.... 4
:
. victoria
'4
Weatlnah. Common. .11
winoi.a
V olvarlna
.... 11
Adventure. 1
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. May 13. The tension In tha
money market is expected to be somewhat
relieved ' tomorrow, when, with the allot-
menta of the Transvaal loan, the locked up
money win De releasee tsuninesa on the
tock exchange was quiet, operators being
occupied with the Contangos, but the ten
dency was towards cheerfulness. The rec
ord application for the Transvaal loan was
the chief topic of conversation. Consols
hardened in consequence of the great suc
cess of the loan and the better outlook In
the east. Americans oned Irregular and
wcra mora active, Tha share hardened, to
shove psrlty. especially Illinois Central, but
the dealings were mainly professional.
Southern Pacific was fairly Arm, owing to
a more hopeful view of the labor situation.
At the close Americans were steady. For
eigners were In better demand as a result
of the less threatening eastern news. Kaf
firs were weak. DeBerrs were firm.
The amount of bullion taken Into the
rank of England on balance today was
5fl.nno.
PARIS. May 12. Prices opened firm on
the Hourse today, but became quiet. The
market closed Arm.
Three per cent rentes, 98f 10c, for the
account.
BERLIN, May 12 Business on the Bourse
today waa rather quiet and prlcee were
firm. Canadian Pacific waa maintained.
Exchange on London. 20m 48p; three
months' bills, 8 per cent.
Ken York Honey Market.
NEW YORK. May 12. MONEY On call,
easier at 2Mi 2 per cent, closing at 2'i'3
2 per cent. Time money easier; slxtv dsys,
$Vu4 per cent; ninety riava, 3W4 per cent;
six months. 4fj4 per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper, 4(&5 per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm at $4 8S
for demand and at $4.844 4.85 for sixty daya;
poster rates. 4 xs and $4 88T74.89; com
mercial hills. $4. 84 4.84.
SILVER Bar. 63c; Mexican dollars, 42c
BONDS Government, easy; railroad. Ir
regular. The closing quotations on bonds are at
follows:
V. 8. ret. U
do coupon
do 3a. reg
do coupon
do new 4a, reg
do coupon ,
do old 4a, rag
do coupon
do ea, reg. ...7
do coupon
Atchlaon gen. 4a
do adj. 4a
Bat. A Ohio 4a ,
do ,
do conr. 4a
Canada So. 3s
Central of GV la....
do If Ine
Chra. A Ohio 4a...
Chicago A A. Ia...
C. B. A Q. n. 4a...
C, M A Bt P g. 4a..
C. A N. W. con. 7a.
C, R. I. A P. 4...
C C C A St L g. 4a.
Chlcao Ter. 4a
Colorado Bo. 4a
TVner A R. O. 4a..
Erie prior lien 4a...
do general 4a
F. W. A D. C. la...
Horklng Vat. 4a...
Bid. Offered.
10M4'
lo.vy
107
tOTv,,
IJ.SV
Ik.
110
111
in;
lO'J1
100 . tl
1M
. 34
inn
IOf.
,1
. 77
L A N. unl. 4a
.100
. 71
. M
.too
.
Mea. Central 4a.
do lat Inc
Minn. A Et. L. 4a...
M . K. A T. 4a
do la
N. Y. C. g. 3a..
N. J. C. gan. la....
No. Pacific 4a
do 3a
. H',
.104
.1X2
.10.",
. Tl
.100
. 7
N. A W. eon. 4a...
Reading gen. 4a....
Bt. U A 1. M. e. la
st. L. A a F. ta..
at. L. g. W. la....
do Je
g. A. A A. P. 4a....
So. Pacific 4a..
So. Railway la
. tu
.104,
111
. 77
.
,10
.UV,i
"Teiaa A Pacific la
.111 a
. 75
.102
.
.11a
.lf!7
. T7
.119
. f.
!,
. C3
T., Bt. L. A W. 4a
Union Pacific 4s....
do conv. 4a
Wabaah la
do 2a
do deb. B
West Shore 4a
Wheel. A L E. 4a.
Wla. Cantral 4a....
Con. Tobacco 4a....
.103
, !
, 84
. fH
.
. H
, M
111
.107
Colo. Fuel cone. Is.
87
Rock laland 4a
. 1H
.er York Mining; Qnotatlona,
NEW YORK, May 12. The following are
the quotations on the New York Stock ex
change: Adama Con
Alice ,
Breece ,
.. 34
.. 2
.. iO
.. 4
Little Chief ....
.. f
..a
..l&o
..
..
.. so
.. 71
.. 40
,.2M
Ontario
Ophlr
Brunawlck Con
Phoenix
Comatock Tunnel 1
Potoal
3avag
"glerrs Nevada
Imall Hopes ...
t on. t ai. A va ltt
Horn Sliver 110
Iron Silver lto
Leadville Con
.tandard
Asked. Assessme.it paid.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-COTTON-Firm;
sales, 6,800 bales; ordinary, l-JSc
good ordinary, 9 -16c; low middling, 10 6-lftc;
middling, Ul-16c; good middling, llc; mid
dling lair, 12 3-loc. Receipts, 5,35o bales;
stock, 80,721 bales. Futures barely steady;
May, 11.25c, bid; June. 11.30c, bid; July,
11.60'(ill.61c; August. 10.66'S'10.c; September,
9.57j.68c; October, 8.723.73c; November,
8.6Sf(..60c; December, 8-6t8.69e.
NEW YORK, May 12. COTTON-Th cot
ton market opened firm at a decline of 8
points to an advance of 1 point, with the
summer months showing the greatest
losses. Fololwing the call the market for a
time displayed further weakness under dis
appointing Liverpool cables, favorable
weather and larger receipts, but was al
moat Immediately rallied under further cov
ering by shorts. Trading waa very active
and excited on the advance, which carried
& rices back to yesterday's high level on
ay and to a new high record on July. u-
?ust and September, July selling aa high as
0.76c and aurpaasing the previous high
point by 8 points, while August showed a
gain of $ and September a gain of, 1 point
over the high record of yesterday and the
season. The bull clique were active sell
ers on the advance, however, and the
smaller longs also turned for profits, while
the favorable weather and improved crop
accounts encouraged selling of the new
crop positions. The New Orleans market
gave indications' of topheavinesa, and It
seemed that the scars of smaller shorts In
both markets had practically ran its course
for the time being. 1 Vith these demands
less Insistent, spectilmlon became less fe
verish, though the raairkst was at all times
Irregular and nervous and In the early aft
ernoon closed under (heavy liquidation and
sales reaction to a level net 420 points
lower, with the new crop and August dis
playing the greatest relative weakness. May
declined 18 points from the close of yes
terday. The government weekly report was
favorable and port receipts footed up 16,-
229 bales, against 4.487 last year, these be
ing factors in the decline. rrom tne iow
point prices underwent a slight improve
ment of some - options toward the close,
which, however, was barely steady, net 9
20 points lower, yrlth August and May at
the lowest of the day. Total galea futures,
estimated at 800.000 bales.
ST. LOUIS, May 12. CO TTON Firm, but
unchanged; middling. 10c; sales, 4.766
bales; receipts, 9!s bales; shipments, 1,346
bales: stock, 14,199 bales.
LIVERPOOL. May. 12. COTTON Spot,
large business done; prices higher; Ameri
can middling. 8.32d: arood middling. C.Ood;
mMdllnar 6 92d : low middling. 6.72d: good
ordinary, 6.48d; ordinary. 6.30(1 The sales of
the day were zu.uou oaiea, or wnicn i,
were for apeculatlon and export and In
cluded lO.tjuO American. Futurea opened
firm and cloaea reverisn; May, d.obio.oso.;
msv and June. 6.67d: June and July. 6.85d;
July and August, 6.63d; August and Sep
tember, 6.48'&5.49d; September and October,
6.05d; October and November, 4. S5d: No
vember and December, 4.774.78d; Decem
ber and January, 4.76d; January and Febru
ary, 4.75d.
Visible Supply of Grain.
Niruf vnpif M v 12. Soeclal cable and
telegraphic advices to Bradstreet'a thlg
week snow me loiiowing inanari m ,,
able supplies of grain, as compared with
lust week: ,
WHEAT United States and Canada, east
of the Rocky mountains, decreased 2,727,Oi)0
bu.; afloat for and In Europe, decreased
2.600,000 bu.; total supply decreaaed 6,237,
000 bu. ,
CORN United States and Canada, eaat
of Rockies, decreased 766,000 bu.
OATS United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decreased 294,000 bu.
Among the more important decrease re
ported are those of l,0X,0n0 bu. in Manitoba,
223,000 bu. at St. Joseph, 306.000 bu. at Chi
cago private elevators, 4X1.000 bu. at north
western Interior elevators, 29,000 bu. at
f-clloH ,nH ii9 ATA fell At IT. VBJISvl? le.
The leading increases sre those of 152,000
bu. at Depot Harbor, 12S,(J nu. at romana.
Me., and 62.000 bu. at Milwaukee private
elevators.
Due to monthly revision. Russian stock
prove smaller than expected.
Oil and Rosin,
oit. PITT. Mav . OIL Credit balances.
153: certificates, no bid. Shipments. 81,126
bbls., average m.64 cms.; runs, o(.e( ddis..
average 71.6&1 bbla.; shipments. Lima, tu,
716 bbls., average 68.670 bbls; runs, Lima,
6.8.i3 bbls.. average 7.7 ddis.
SAVANNAH, Ga., May 12.-OIL Turpen
tine, firm; 47c, bid. '
ROSIN Firm: A. B. C, D. B. 31.70; F,
3175; G, 31.80; H, 32 25; K, 33.00; M, 83.10; N,
8315; WO. 83.86; WW, 83 55.
NEW YORK. Mav 12 OIL Cottonseed,
dull; vellow, 424j43c. Petroleum, firm.
Turpentine, steady, 49JJI9c.
ROSIN-Steady
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts.
NEW TORK. May 12. -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continuea firm on prime
and better, though demand la not more
than moderate; common are quoted at 4'
fc; prime. 6c; choice, tc; fancy, 6
7VCALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS - Spot
prunea are fairly active and pricea are
firmly held at from 6c to 13c for all grade.
Anricota continue firm, with stocks of
fancy reported "lent; choice sre quoted at
7(ijSc; fancy. aloc. Peachee are about
ateady at 768c ior choice and 8(610c for
fancy.
gagar aad Molaaae.
NEW ORLEANS. May 12.-BUGAR-Dull ;
open kettle. 2ft3 7-18c; open kettle, centrif
ugal, 3V.i3c; centrifugal whltea, 4c; yel
lows. SS'Ttc; seconds, 21i3c
MOLASSES Open kettle, nominal at 135)
28c; centrifugal, 6ol8c. Syrup, nominal al
NEW- YORK. May U.-SUGAR-Spot,
quiet; refined, steady.
Coffee Market.
NEW" YORK, May 12. COFFEE Spot,
quiet. Futurea opened Inactive at un
changed pricea and ruled quiet, with fea
tureless foreign markets, but In f,h ab
sence of offerings was bid up tVilO points,
closing steady on that basis. Sales wer
13.UO bags. Including June at 30c; August,
41'ic; September. t.a4j4.2ic; November,
4.3iic.
Dry tioada Market.
NEW YORK. May 13.-DRY OOODS-An
Increased number of buyers Is noted, but
no Increased buying of moment Is com
mented on. Price are held firmly and ae'l
ers do not see in the present courss of the
raw material market any warrant for
weakening to lb air alUtud toward buysra.
OMAilA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Otttla Receipt Light and Trading Active
at Stronger Prices.
HOGS DROPPED FIVE TO TEN CENTS
Fat gkeea an 4 Lambs Confirmed la
Brisk Demand and aa Hlgk aa
8evea Dollars Waa Paid for
Good Wooled Lambs.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 12.
Recelpta were: Cauie. Hog, bhecp.
Official Monday J.4S7 8.S7I 8.178
Official Tuesday 8,077 (.188 1.4X9
Two days this week. 6.6J4 10.6H0 6.67
Sam, days last week....ll.l;i 19.682 7.6X6
Same week before.. 10.M7 1S.445 9.1H0
Same three weeks ago.. 8.2S1 13.W3 i.920
Same four weeks ago ... 8.24 11.673 17.677
Same days last year 8.407 9.U3 1A.SX3
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows tha receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at rioutn umana for
the year to date, and comparisons with last
year:
1903. 1902. Inc. Dec
Cattle 3M.868 22. 90S
Hogs 831.901 943. (K6 114,124
Sheep 4WI.631 836,201 146.331
Average price paid tor liogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parisons: Data. 1903. 1902.1901.1900.1898.!1S98.1897.
April 16..
April 16 .
April 17..
April 18..
April 19..
April 20..
April 21..
April 22..
Anrll 23..
7 16
7 07,
7 13
7 14 1
a
7 10
86!
6 01
8,721
8 72!
3 61
3 61
a
3 60
8 61
3 81
3 7
8 91
3 91
3 84
8 83
8 84
3 82
3 83
881
3 77
3 76
3 74
3 80
8 79
3 71
3 72
3 66
8 64
3 70
3 71
a
6 91
5 3
5 46
t 66
6 49
6 46
6 46
'a
6 3
6 32
6 38
6 39
6 96
to:
96
a
6 B5
0 K
( 82
8 6t,
6 89;
6 86
3 71
i 75
3 63
3 73
3 84
3 74
7 10
a
6 81
3 77
7 ooi
8.
8 72
T
7 06i
6 80
6 97
7 04
6 9S
a
7 07
7 03
6 96
6 80
6 76
April 24..
t '
April 26..
April 28..
April 27..
April 28..
April 29..
April 30..
May 1....
May 2....
May 8....
May 4....
May 6.,..
May 6....
May 7....
May 8....
May 8 ...
May 10..
May 11..
May 12.
1 04;
a
92
6
3 661
3 71
6 77
3 66
3 84
3 79
8 7!
e
6 84
6 37
e
3 67
o3
3 69
S 69
e
8 61
3 66
3 65
3 68
3 62
3 64
389!
3 66
3
8 77i
6 81
6 66
6 64
6 64
3 79
3 S3
( S2
6 26,
I 18
S 17
n 83
8 75
a
6 9t
7 01
6 71
3 901
7 02
I
7 03
6 72
8 66
3 67
3 93
3 96
3 93
8 90
a
6 76!
I V
6 72
t 6
6 22
6 9S
6 93
5 6S
6 70
e
5 21
6 63
63
7 001 8 64
t 10
0-V4
54
7 08 6 65
5 12
6 161
6 18!
6 16
3 891
7 08
e
S 61
3 62
3 66
3 9
4 19
3
3 66
6 85
6 46:
8 99
3 66
4 191 t 67
Indicates 8unday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. A St. P. Ry 8 20
Wabash 6 2
Mo. Pacific Ry 3 4..
U. P. system 41 13
C. & N. W. Ry 12 6
F., K. A M. V. R. R 34 17 7
C, St. P., M. A O. Ry 29 10
B. A M. Ry... 40 7 3
C. B. & Q. Ry.. 3 8
K. C. A St. J S
C. R. I. & P. Ry., east S .6
Illinois Central 1 .. ' ..
Total receipts ....180
92
14
The disposition of the day's recelpta waa
aa follows each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hon. Sheen.
umana racKing to l.'i-'t
1.102
1.2-W
1.526
Swift and Company 788
108
1,238
127
1.111
275
Armour ft Co 675
Cudahy Packing Co 873
Cudahy. from K. C
Armour & Co., K. C ...
Armour ft Co., country.. 43
Lobman ft Co 163
Hill ft Huntxlnger 15
Huston ft Co 64
L. F. Husi 6
Wolf ft Murnan 126
Dennis ft Co 2
Lee Rothschild 1
Sam Werthelmer 68
C. F. Hamilton 48
Other buyers 96
997
1.153
Total 3,908 8,046 1,857
CATTLE Receipt of cattle were rather
moderate again this morning, so that the
supply for the two days this week is con
siderably smaller than for the same days
of last week. Packers all took hold freely,
so that an active and stronger market was
experienced... ...
The big bulk of the offering again con
slated of beef rteers and the quality was
about the same as It has been of late. The
market was active from start to finish and
the prices paid were a little stronger. In
some cases salesmen were able to get a lit
tle higher pricea for the kinda that Just
suited buyers, but the general market could
best be described by calling it active and
strong.' Owing to the activity practically
all of the early arrivals were disposed of
by the middle of the forenoon.
The cow market was also active and
strong. Receipts were not very heavy, so
It only took a comparatively short time for
everything to change hands. The medium
and common grades of cows seemed to Im
prove the most today, but It should be re
membered that it was that class of stock
that suffered last week.
Bulls, veal calves and stags all continued
In liberal demand at steady to strong
pricea
There were not very many stockers and
feeders In the yards this morning and as a
result anything at all desirable sold with
out difficulty at fully steady prices. The
common kinds, and especially common
stockers, were neglected In very much the
same way they have been for some time
past. The demand from the country for
that class has been very light, so that spec
ulators are not very anxious to get many
on hand. Representative sales:
BEEF. STEERS.
No. A v. No Av. Tt.
1 440 S 60 14 ..107S 4 40
1...., 190 4 00 :..., ,,114 4 10
JO 47 4 It ! 11)3 4 40
a Mi 4 is 4 132J 4 K0
1 0 4 i 4 lto 4 ft)
40 ...1S04 4 It tC 1111 4 W
474 4 25 JO 1160 4 M
in lit l imo 4 tr
I MO 4 34 44 104 4 tt
1 170 4 40 70 till 4 S
111 I7t 4 SO 1191 4 as
sao 4 to 1 Uil 4 as '
14 1040 4 SO K 1171 4 4
1 fao 4 SO 47 1JS7 4 46
11 St 4 SO It 1SO0 4 44
1 lltO 4 40 1 1J77 4 5
474 4 SO 4 1111 4 48
4 41 4 40 M 12S 4 44
1 1040 4 SO 44 132 4 SS
1140 4 40 14 liht 4 0
MO IW tO 1344 4 0
gi 104S 4 40 17 1434 4 K
5 1004 4 40 10 1.'.0 4 0
a K 4 40 14 1194 4 tO
I 107T 4 40 44 1171 4 0
lliSJ 4 40 44 11(H) 4 to
J 100 4 46 4 110 4
S 114 4 4S 1104 4 0
14 1030 4 tt tO...: 1254 4 0
an 1144 4 44 14 lias 4 M
14 Ml 4 4 ' 1 1420 4 0
14 1215 4 4S 17 100 4 44
It 114 4 70 44 1314 4 4S
14 MO 110 4 1J77 4 S
II list 4 70 SO 1140 4 t
II 74 4 10 tf IXtS 4 00
15 1CW4 4 76 II lk.ll S 00
M lit 4 74 tl 120 S 00
4 1171 4 74 II 1421 t 00
11 l!l 4 7S 11 110S I 00
I 1041 4 74 41 1401 s 00
11 liw a lo ew isna a on
It 1114 4 74 SO 1211 t 00 .
tt 1094 4 76 II 146S 4 OS
17 104S 4 TS II 141 t OS
It 1014 4 74 II 1X10 4 OS
41 i 1115 4 IS 31 1361 S OS
4t 1121 4 40 4 1650 t It
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
4 S74 4 44 17 7t 4 44
KM 4 14 a 7 4 SO
21 Ihl 4 40 4 50 4 IS
S 444 4 40 14 101S 4 70
S 1024 4 40 4 12f.4 4 40
1 f4 4 40 14 lutll 4 tt
S tM 4 40 17 117 4 St
STEERS AND STAGS.
1 147J 4 40 33 1407 4 71
COWfc
i m in i mo i ts
I 40 t 3 8S t 44
l 470 t SO 1 1110 t 0
1 o0 t 40 1 1064 t tt
1 770 I 10 t ll6 I M
14 3 7t 1 1070 I S
.... tod t 71 1 1240 I t
1020 I It 1 1030 4 00
194 t 44 1 11S0 4 00
1 M IM 1 tl 4 00
1 1034 I 00 1 1034 4 OS
t 144 I 00 1 130 4 Oi
J 1170 4 IS 10 inn! 4 04
1 10 I 14 1 1JW) 4 Ot
11U0 t 24 1 HI0 4 10
1 10 t 14 M i 4 10
1 470 t SO 4 1121 4 10
U 127 I 4S 4 H 4 It
1 10M 4 44 t 100 4 10
t Ml 4 44 1 12M 4 10
S t SO 1 10u0 4 10
1 110 4 St 1. tM 4 1
1 106 I SO 1 1070 4 It
1 11M I SO M (lb
t 11M I IS 4 127 4 14
1 74 I 74 1 1114 4 IS
1 10 4 TS 4 1160 4 14
4 3 74 1 1(171 4 to
1 IS I II 1 1110 4 24
4 11 I 71 1 107S 4
4 46 I 74 4 not 4 IS
t 470 t It t I1H 4 24
t tiO I 14 t 1171 4 If
t 14 t 40 4 ltwl 4 44
3 104 3 4T.
HEIFERS.
1 10 3 lo 4. 1.1 4 eo
1 lui in 1 M 4 1
1 4M I SO 1 "0 4 14
t Sn t 7t 1 410 4 ii
II IM 4 M 1 t 4 40
3 471 4 4 I W 4 44
BULLM
1 It t tt 1 1TTS I t
1 11M I tt t lit I 4
I ao I M $. .UM t 4
t 1414 3
1 140 4 0
1 110 4 00
1 ISM 4 00
1 lino 4 1
1 12M 4 1
1 47 4 44
CALVES.
1 rr 4 oo 1....
1 70 4 "0 I....
4 120 IK 4
1 134 I tt 4 ...
STAOS.
,IM II
jo 4 4
171 I 10
14 I 4
t u:n 4 to
STOCK CALVES.
14 lit t 70 tl MO IN
104. . 371 I no
STOCK COW8 AND HEIFERS
1. ........... 140 I frl 1 447 I 14
1 300 I 00 44 444 4 0
1 M1 I 26
BTC'KERS AND FEEDERC.
I a 60 4 loi 4 to
M.... t'.'O t M 47 711 4 40
1 40 4 00 !( 970 4 40
1 4MI 4 IS 14 411 4 40
HOOS There ws a light run of hogs
here this morning, but th tendency of
prices continued downward at all polnta
At the beginning the decline amounted to
about tViil'T. but aH the morning advanced
the situation grew worse, owing to less
favorable reports from other points, and
the close was slow and generally a dime
lower. The big bulk of the hogs sold at
16 47V4 and Id. Ml. Prime heavies sold front
450 up to 46. SO, the top price being paid
tor a very fancy bunch weighing Ml
pound. The lighter load sold from $6.46
down. A was mentioned yesterday, pack
ers are not making as much difference be
tween light and heavy hogs as they have
been all the season, but Instead they take
3uallty Into consideration more than they
o weight. Representative sales:
Na. Av. lr. No. Av. Ft.
ft 11 10 40 S4 441 ISO 4 47H
0 191 SO 4 42 Vi tl 13 N '7Vs
0 ..tot ... 4 4! 134 141 ... 4 47'4
47 101 ... 4 4JV, 44 144 44 4 47
44 221 ISO t 41V, IS Il ... 471,
41 231 ... 4 46 7 341 ... 47',
11 121 40 4 46 4 144 ... 4 47V
44 137 ... 4 46 Ft 2S 140 4 47
tl 114 40 4 46 42 24 ... 4 47V
44 ..2M 100 4 44 44 244 10 4 4
74 tit 40 4 44 44 147 40 4 47 4
0 IIS 40 44 43 130 1 20 4 47'
44 til ... 4 45 134 110 4 471,
St 264 ... 4 44 45 12S ... 4 174
4t. 324 40 4 46 41 231 ... 4 47'4j
74 130 100 4 44 SI 21 44 4 47V,
44 ISO 164 4 44 40 164 10 47',
44 931 ... 4 44 43 10 ... 4 47 V.
70 231 140 4 44 M 164 ... 4 SO
41 23 40 4 44 r-C Ill 10 4 40
14 Tips in 141 to 11 io 40
44 114 40 4 44 4 161 120 4 40
41 2M 0 ( 47 '9 4 14 44 4 40
en 2:i4 to 4 47 40 121 ... t 60 -
71 127 140 4 47 V, 4u 121 ... 4 40
74 ...US ... 141, f0. ...... .110 40 4 40
44 211 It 4 47V 44 tot 40 40
tl 2ii ... 4 47 V 41 21 ... 4 40
4 247 10 4 47', 14 141 14 4 40
71 220 ... I 47t
SHEEP There waa a good demand for
sheep and lambs this morning, so the few
cara that au-rived met with ready sale at
steady to strong prices. Some clipped
lambs sold for $8.75 and some wooled lambs
from South Dakota brought $7.00. Some
South Dakota clipped ewes brought J4 S5.
There was no good wether or yearlings
on sale, but It was evident that packers
would nave paid fully steady pricea for
that class of stuff.
The feeder situation Is about the same as
It ha been for some time past, the supply
and demand both being very moderate.
Quotation for clipped stock: Choice weat
ern lamb. 4.0O(g6.&0; fair to good lambs,
A (vvth.oo; choice western wooled lsmbs
$5o?I7.15; fair to good wooled lsmbs, $.(Vfr
W.60; choice lightweight yearlings, $5,504?
5.76; fair to good yearling. $4.5075.25; choice)
we'hers, $5.0Off5.35; fair to good wether.
$4.2utr 4.5; choice ewes. $4.504.6; fair to
good ewea, 50fff4.;5: feeder lamb. $3.5Vff
$4. M; feeder yearlings, $3.6004.00: feeder
wethers. t3.fk84.f0: feeder ewe. $3.253.60.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
2 South Dakota clipped ewes.. M 4 95
7 South Dakota wooled ewes.. 87 4 S5
t South Dakota bucka M t 00
100$ South Dakota clipped lambs.. fO 75
114 South Dakota wooled lambs.. 7t 7 0
9 western ewes 95 4 60
4 western wooled ewe 102 6 50
10 western wooled ewes 91 6 50
S6 western lambs 68 (0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Host Go Dow Ulekcl, While Sheep
Are Steady.
CHICAGO. May 12. -CATTLE Receipt.
13,000. Including 100 Texans; good to prim
steers, $5.2otto.60, nominal; poor to me
dium, D4.0iKfj5.15; stockers and feeders, $3.00
(go. 00; cows. $1.j-.76; heifers. $2.&o?f5.00;
ranners, $l.TKg'2.80; bulls, $2.504.50; calves,
$2.605.85: Texas-fed steers, 44. 2504.80.
HOQS Receipts today, 17,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 25,000; left over, 6,000; lOo
lower mixed aud butchers, $5.65((1.00; good
to choice heavy, tfl.ffj.86; rough heavy,
$.4ni?7.05;. light, $6.26ia,5; bulk of sales,
$6.5O((?.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 12.000
head; etendy ; lamb steady to lOo lower;
good to choice wethers. $5.00(35.85; fair to
choice mixed, $3.75(ff4.75; western sheep,
I1.7MJ5.&5; nstlve Iambs, $4.70f5.35; western
lambs, $4.75(37.36; Colorado lamb, $7,000
7.65.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 26,572 6.779
Hogs 62.524 7.085
Sheen 20.263 1.809
Kaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 12.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9.850 natives, 150 Texans, 100 native
ca'.ves; beeves steady to 10c lower; quaran
tine and stockers and feeders steady; cows
steady to lower; choice export and dressed
beef steers, $4.6.Mfj5.25; fair to good, $3.&5j
4. 60; stockers and feeders, $2. 60ig5. 00; western-fed
steers, $3.00fi6.10; Texas and Indian
steers, $3154.90; Texas cows. $2.6w$3.60;
native cows $2.0O4.3O; native heifers, $2.66
(74.86; csnners, $1.5082. 60; bulls, $3.004.26;
calves. $2.66Sj7.00.
HOOS Receipts, 17,500 head; market 10J
20c lower; top, $6.65; bulk of sales, $6.35
6.50; heavv, $6.40(96.65; mixed packer, $6.10
&6.60; light, $8.1506.42tt; yorkers. $6,869
6.42H; pigs, $5.2.Vfj6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head; market steady; native lambs, $4-26
7.6; western lambs, $4.00(97.60; fed ewes.
$3.95(56.30; native wethers, $4.006.86: west
ern wethers, $4.00)6.00; stockers and feed
ers, $3.7(Xflt4.40.
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mir IS. CATTLE Receipts,
7.000 head. Including S.500 Texan; market
steady for best, 10c lower for common
grades; native shipping and export steers,
44.4"!&5.30, with strictly fancy quoted up to
$5.75; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.00
(&0.26; steers under 1,000 lb., $3.60436.00;
stockers and feeders, $3.204.60; cows and
heifers, t2.2fx04.O; csnners. $-2.26(83.00; bulls,
$3.0OCj4.0O; calves, $3.Org6.00; Texan and
Indian steers. 13.004.60: cow and heifers.
$2.203.20.
HOUS Receipts. 9.500 head: market 6&lta
lower: pig and light, $6.263.36; packer.
$6. 25'gd. 45; butcher and best heavy. $.
436 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. I OOo
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.60
436.60; lambs. $5. 00(37. 85: culls and bucka.
L'.c4.W; stockers. tJ.OOQl.OO; Texan, $3.70
KJ-4.7U.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Mar 12 CATTLE
Receipts. 2,720 head. Market steady to lOo
lower: natives. $4.3536. 60: cow and heifers.
$2 2MT4 85; stockers and feeder, $3.75(95.00.
tiuu neceipts, Tjnw neaa. Market vm
16c lower; light and light mixed. $6.3696.46:
medium and heavy, to. 4036.60: pigs. $5.60rr
$.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecalDts. 321 head.
Market active and firm.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. May 11 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 800 head;
stockers slow and killer steady; beeves,
$4 00(776.00; cows, bull and mixed, $3 0fy74.26:
stockers and feeder, $3.50(3-4.60; calve and
yearling. $3 00fi4.50.
HOGS Receipt. 1,500 head; 6QIO0 lower,
selling at $6.10Q 60; bulk, eO.aotjli 15.
Stoek la Sight.
Following were th receipt of llv stock
st th six principal weatern cltlea yester
day:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha
3.037
6,18
t,4ti
Chicago
.13.000
. 9.850
. 7.0(10
. 2.720
. 300
17.00
17.600
9.500
7.2
1.600
12.W0
7.00ft
6,ono
221
Kansas City
St. IxUls ....
St. Joseph ..
Sioux City ..
Totals
....36.907 67,884 27,810
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May 12 WOOL Ther ha
been a good demand this week. Territory
wool has been well bought, but prices show
little cnange.
Fine staple wool Is selling on a scoured
basis of 62H'53c, with fine at oOflMc: good
fine medium wool has sold at 47iH48c and
medium at 4M4(m-; Idaho fin, 14ft 14Mc; fin
medium, lStfilSHc; medium, 157il6c; Wyo
ming line, 14ril4Hc: fine medium, 15Vi16c;
medium, lvai6Vc; vtah and Nevada fine,
Ifdlt'c; fine medium, lMttfflte; medium,
lr.vi li'.'o: Dakota fine, 14il5c; fin medium,
Millc; medium. 17618c. Fleece wool have
been oulet, owing ti amall stock and th
firm ldeaa of holders; Ohio and Pennsyl
vania, XX and above, 3132c; X. WoVc
No. 1, Soft 31c; Michigan, X and above. 2&9
2ric; No. i and No. 2, 2ti7c. Very little is
doing in Australian wool In tbla market,
Frlies being ateady and unchanged: comb
ng, choice, scoured basis, et$s3c; good, 7$
lifvV; average, 754j78c.
ST. IXjl'iS. May 12. WOOI, Strong; me
dium grade and combing. 15918c; light fine,
Pi7c; heavy tine, ivy lie; tub-wahd, 11
J27He.
NEW YORK, May 11 -WOOL-7lult
LONDON. May 13.-V OOL-ThA SatiajH
1 IM I Id
1 tM SS
1 17 1 4 44
1 7 en I at
1 134 I 70
I KM) t II
1..... 14 0 t A
I uoo I at
.... 1.4 11 Ml
ai( ins aurunn ' ' . ... ' - .
bales and consisted of a varied assortment.
Merinos sola at ins nignesi rates ior im
series. Imbs were In spirited request and
10 per cent abova the March snle. Sconredn
In large supply, met with a good demand.
French. German and the home buyer took
most all offered at this psrtlcular grade.
Cross-breeds wer In strong request from
all section. Th total withdrawals were
1.T24 bales. Following I the sale In detail:
Queens'and. 40 balea; scoured, la 2d7.'a
id. New South Wales. J.") bale: scoured.
71S1 HHd; greasy, 7d(lTl 7d. Victoria. l.S'Hi
bales; scoured. M'tTis M: greasy, 6'virflis
Ud. South Australia. 10 bales; coured. Is
(tdflls ld; greasy, d'31s. West Australia.
600 bale.; greasy. 5'glOd. New Zealand,
6.1O0 hales; scoured. 6vdf1sT RVd; gressy,
6td'f1s Hd. Cape of Oood Hope and Natnl,
l.Son bales; scoured, RV,d(pMa M; greasy, 4
flOHd. Punta Arenas,, 100 bales; greasy.
7H458Vid. ,
Coaaltlta of tfae Treaaary.
WASHINGTON. -May 12 -Today' state-,
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash Balance, $230,276, 456; gold.
$107,69B,ilS.
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