Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, MAT , 1901.
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Jones Predict 8ensation in Wheat, Wbick
D?pendi ea Weaker-
GIVES RESULT OF H:S TOUK OF THE WEST
Market Practically Bare and Few
Samplea Dlaplayett Lark lalereat
(or Broker t'ah llaa the
tjper Haad.
OMAHA. May 5, 13 4.
H. V. Jones of the Commercial West, a
recognised crop statistic ian, who has been
making a tour of me nhat belt says:
"I want you to he pr para.u lor a sensa
tion In winter wheat. 1 mean by this the
rrop Is In such a condition that by June
10 It can go to pirex if the weather before
that date Is not ail tignt. The sensation
will come from )lilo, Indiana and Michi
gan, anyway. The hgures of the state re
port are not low enougn, for the farmers
five lr 40 per cent, when the figures nhoul.i
e 10 or it per cent. Eight mates east of
the Rockies my give tV).(Kj.'ai bushel
yield leas than last year. Missouri i alone
showing a slightly better crop than for
Maryland and Virginia look well and
are most normal In the country, except
parts of Kansas. Kentucky Is bpotted. At
beet the country will raise 20,ia.0.o.i bushels
lees than last year and perhaps tjo.Oou.ijxj if
the weather Is unfavorable. There Is very
little growth to wheat for the season. Sep
tember wheat may break 4 or 6 cents If we
have warmer weather, but the country
may realise early the moderate orosuects.
and September wheal may nut go unuer 9)
cents.
Snow's weekly report says there Is not
yet sufficient data received to warrant a
prediction of the general average of con
ditlon In winter wheat, hut It Is safe to
say that public and private sources of re
ports would give condition for May 1 as
below April 1. flnow thinks the best that
can be expected, with most favorable
weather, will be considerably below the
normal.
Rroomhall cables Russian report Is In
snd shows generally favorable weather
with drouth locally only In' spots. The
winter growing has been well and the
spring seeding is partly finished and the
prospects good. The Minnesota report for
the week ending Mar 1 Is favorable. The
Illinois special report out gives for ten
representative counties 13 per cent of area
killed by winter, flood or drouth. The
mun will ho Vfln otal l strum normal and
only four times In 'history of reporting has
It been so small. .
Th range in prlca of Omaha grain for
future dalivery and the close tuday and
Wednesday were as follows;
Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. Wed.
May 8S 89 ?V4 B SSHB
July 77 771. 77 7.B iB
Corn
May 4W4j 49 4SH
July ...... 46V 46 46V
Oats
May 394 40H 89i
July 3Mt 37Va 3
Sept, ...... 29-k 2a 3Wi
B bid.
leoeaxt Caah Grain Market
Tk market van nrnctlcallv bare this
morning and the few samples displayed
lacked interest for brokers. The cash
market ruled in prices practlcully those
or wedneeaay. neceiput were; ucm.
car in and 1 car out; one week ago, 6 and
1 car. Corn, 4 cars in and 6 cars out; one
week ago. 14 and 12 cars. Oats, none; one
week ago. 2 and 1 car. . .,
WHEAT No. 2 hard -winter, SMOOe; No.
3 hard winter, antfiAtc; No. 4 hard winter.
6Sij'78c; No. i aprlng. eS4jjc; No. 3 spring,
7tfigtc. .
CORN No. 2, 484c: No. 3, 4704Sc; No. 4,
454Mi4c; no grade, ifetOc; No. 2 yellow,
4WaZr.l No. 3 yellow. 47Vi4j'4c ; No. 1
white, 4iuM9c; No. 3 white, 4oV4.ro. M A
OATS No. 2. SwatOc; No. 3. Wa&c; No. 4,
jrSr.Sftc: No. 2 white, 4142c; No. 3 white,
4o241e; No. 4 white, 37 wi;toc ; standard,
4ou41a
Kotea from the Exchange Offices.
Omaha atocka of contract grain: Corn,
14H 197 bu. Of this the elevator of Merriani
A Holmqulat holds 118,223 bu.and the Union
elevator ou.
i?sr.kanir vlnltAra were: . James Bell.
David City. Drealdent of the Nebraska
Grain association; Henry Edolmalr, Hooper,
and F. C. Schwarta, St. Louis.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 17 cars.
Of wheat, 1 car graded No. 3 hard winter
nnd 1 car no grade. Of corn, 1 car graded
No. 2, 7 cars No. 3. 2 cars No., 3 yellow, 1
car No. S whfte ahrf Cara Nor 4 whiter Of
oats, 1 car graded No. 4 and X car No. 4
white.
Grata Markets Elsewnera.
Closing prloea of grain today and Wednes
day at to market named were as fol
low: ..11
ribs side (lo-wl, 34 12H4J 2S.
-1 'i a (boxed. s.yJ.7i.
WHEAT Mo. 1 spring, K34c; Ne. 3, at?
Mr; No. 2 red. II "Tfl.01
CORN-No. i. No. 2 yellow, 129
63c.
OATS No. 2. 41SQ4HC
Vc.
BARLEY Good feeding,
cholr-e malting, 4Mrj6c.
8EEDS No. i flax. 11.01; No. 1 northwest
ern, II. (H; prime timothy, IJ.87; clover,
contract grade. 110.75.
The following were the receipts and
bujmii:mi9 v4 uuur ana grain:
... Receipts.
r lour, bbls l.onu
Wheat, bu 22.(0
Corn, bu 136, S")
Oats, bu 81 2'
Rye, bu 8,0l
Barley, bu 23,8i)0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was weaker; creamery, 14.321c;
dairies, 13H&21c. Eggs, easy, at mark,
cases Included, U61c Cheese, easy, 8 Sty
lOVrO.
Short clear
No. t white, 41
.1j37c; fair to
Shipments.
u.iuo
14.
IH.7'10
1UQ
I.l'Jv
49 B 4HB
46 B 45 B
40HB 40 B
Si't.B 3iB
Wheat
July September
Corn-July
beptemper
Wheatr-
July
September
.......
September
Wheat
July September
Corn
July September
Wheat-
July
September
Wneat
July
September
CHICAGO.
Cloaed r
Today. Wed.
... S5iA MHA
... 8tM 79
... 4T4 8HA
... 48 B
KANSAS C1TT.
ST. LOUI3.
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTIL
74H 73l
7 P
i2B 42Ss
M 80VtB
474B 47 A
. 46?, 46H
91H 91HB
80S S0"4
91B 90
Wheat
July September
NEW YORK.
90 B 894B
83 sa
CHICAGO GRAIJI ARD PROVISIONS
Featnres of the Trading aad Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 5. Sensational damage
reports from winter wheat states caused
heavy buying of wheat today, the result
being a decidedly strong market. At the
finish July wheat showed a net gain of. sS
Sc. Oatsi are precisely at yesterday's clos
ing figures. 1'rovlnlona are unchanged to
7.c higher. ,
Initial salea were made at a trifle lower
prices than yesterday s close, July being
off a shade to tio at 84VuWa Late In
the day there waa considerable profit-taking,
which caused some reaction from thtk
high point, but the market closed steady.
Final figures on July were at twc, after
the rrlce had reached KoW&SSSc Clear
ances of wheat and flour were ea.uul to 63.
txXl bushels. Primary receipts were 155,100
bushels, compared with 246.700 bushels a
venr ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 110 cars, against
73 cars last week and 123 cars a year ago.
An Improved cash demand and continued
small receipts were responsible for a firm
tone In com earlv In the day. A firm tone
prevailed at the close. July opened a shade
Tower to a shade higher at 4,si81c and
after selling between 48c and 4K4j48'o
closed at 4HV1WSC. Local receipts were
212 cars, with iff of contract grade.
Oats ruled firm. After opening unchanged
to a shade higher at 3iVu8o J"1 BolJ
tween SH'c and Ue. closing at Sh'mtfaJc.
Local receipts were bi cars.
Strength In grains and decreased receipts
of hogs, with higher prices at the yards,
caused firmness in proviMons. The mar
ket closed firm, with July pork up 7Hc at
111.). July lard closed at lii.'iO. Ribs were
up 3Ljc at 6 60&.:24.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. lYes y.
Wheat
Msy
July
Uuly
8ept.
JSept.
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
Msy
July
Sept.
Pork
Ms v
July
Sept.
Lard
Msy Julv
Sept.
Rlh
,,.
July
Bepl.
I
87V! UH41
7V'Oi.80s,.im
ttU.' i?
4JiUill'48V.'iT'i.
i4. -va, kvj
'tcviy 4iv'
11 72HI 11 7IS
11 87; II 00
12 06 12 174
rt, 89! 894
BGSi 85'fl
8. b4HlS
818HS hi
70s, 80- 79V
4 46H
V (1
4Hi
47 V
I
V1
1 o
8b
I 60
65
.1...
I o
C T7Vs
86 1
I
.1..
11 6
11 87Vt
U 06
6 B7H
86
70 ,
I 60
65
40W.
41 V
38ti .i9
3oV!
13 07V
6 6TW
70 I
I
80
I 6?H
I
48
4"S
3M,
80S
11 o
11 8.-V4
12 0
65
I 70
6
1 n
t bi
t
No. 2. tOld. INew.
'ssh Quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Harely steadv; winter pat
ents, M7WHS0; straight, KuO4.S0; spring
I a tents. 4 8m4.t0; suralghts, liW-a 10;
bakers. I! 66 3 30.
RTB-No I, 70c.
PROVISIONS Mese perk, per bbl., m
fcU.iU. LeJd, pr luu Iba, t5..u. SUiort
VEW IORK UEHERAL MARKET
((otatlona of the Day on Varloaa
CommedltlM.
NEW YORK. Mav 6 FIOCR Recetnt.
8.877 bbls.; exports, 8,ir28 hbls.; market about
steady but iiulet; Minnesota patents,
62.'.; Minnesota beki-rs, M.0'V(i'4.2o; winter
straights. 34 Hirn&vO; winter extras, i.J
4'i; winter low grades, i.ifKyjvt. Kye
flour, barely steady; fair to good. 14.1524.35:
choice to fancy, I4 36TT4.70.
WHNMhAIr-Htea.iy; yellow . w eater n,
II. M; klln-oricd. $:.9iya-10.
RYE yulet; No. 2 western. 70c Bpot.
BAHI.WY-Inactive: feeding. 4Wc. e. 1. f .
New York; malting, 55'oWc, c. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 2.IM) bu. Spot market
tirm; jso. i red, ii.ia, elevator; ro. 2 red,
11 fnv'i.10, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern
Iniluth. V:. f o. b.t afloat; No. 1 hard
Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b, afloat. Whnat
had a substantial forenoon advance today,
closing VfiHc net higher. May closed 92Vc;
July, sSVu 3-l)C. closed at 9c; SeptemVier,
WW'ijsa U-l(c, closed at 834c; December,
SaSM.'Kc. clised at R-IHc
CORN-Receipts. 2.150 bu ; exports, 1.80
bu. Spot market firm; No. 2, til)4c. elevator,
and Wc, f. o. b., arloat; No. i yellow, One;
No. 2 white, 07c. Option market waa strong
and higher on light stocks, closing V'c
net higher. May, 64si'trS6cl closed at 5c;
July, MV;f53Vc, closed at 634c; Bepteinber
clo!?d at MHc.
OATS Receipts, 27.000 bu.; exports, 4.23
bu. Spot market firm; mixed. 26 to 32 lbs.,
4f.'tcAc; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs.,
4R-; clipped white. to 40 lbs., 61t53c.
TALiVJSV' Slow; city IU per pnekage)
4 9-16c; country (packages freei, 4S'S4To.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1S02. 2G35c; 1, &&Gc; olds. 9U14c; Pa
cific coast, 1903, loc; 1903, 23yjic; olds,
9&14o.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra. 34
fjcHc; Japan, nominal.
EGOS Barely steady; western storage se
lections, 1HM; western firsts, ISc.
LEATHER Steady ; acid, 23036c.
HIDES Steady ; Oalvestcn, 3 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California, 21 to 25 los.. 19c; Texas,
dry, 34 to 30 lbs, 14c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. 19 50
610.10; beef hams, I20.0ftii.60; packet, is, 50
fa9.50; city extra India moss, 14.0frl&00.
Cut meats, dull; pickled bellies, 16. 5037. 00;
shoulders, ld.60; hams, 9.5c10.00. Pork,
easy; family, 114 60: ahort clears. 111 25a
14.76; mess ,100&;1S.76. Lard, firm; western
steamed, 17.10; refined, steady; continent.
17.20; South America, 17.50; compound, 16. 2i
t.rn.
BtJTTER Weak; fresh creamery. Hfl
224c; state dairy, common to choice, P'w
21c.
CHEESE Quiet: state full cream, small
and large, September, lOVtfllc; good to
prime, ifMc.
EGOS Steady; western storage selec
tions, lSMto; western firsts, lhc.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western chick
ens, 12i&"12c; fowls. 13c; turkeys, 12c.
Dressed, weak; chickens and fowls, 12c;
turkeys, 13&16C.
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, May 5. WHEAT Higher;
crop news bullish; No. 2 red, cash, elevator,
nominal; truck. ll.0Ogl.08H: No. I hard. 92
ftHc; July, WV'U'WWc; September, boy
80'o.
FIX5UR Steady; red winter patents. 14.90,
515.00; special brands 15ft'25c higher; extra 1
fancy and straight. 14. 6UO-4.85; clear, !3.90
4.15.
CORN Hla-her. urxent cash demand: No
2 cash, 60c; track, &2a62c; July, 47Vc, bid;
September. 4b 'to, asked.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 41Hc; track,
2VO-3c; No. 2 white, 46c; July, 37c; Sep
tember, 30Vc.
SEB:D Timothy, ateady, I2.402.80.
cukmmkal Bteaay, z.4.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track,
HAY Steady; timothy, 8.0O$14.6O;
rie, 3ti.uuti9.oo.
IRON COTTON TIES-82C. ,. K
I AGGING 4Hc.
HEMP TWINE Ic.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing.
111.90. Lard, ateady; prime steam. IS. 26.
Bacon, steady and unchanged; boxed extra
shorts, 17; clear ribs, I7.37H; short clear,
I7.62H.
POULTRY Weak; chickens, 9c: springs,
33.006.00 per dozen; turkeys. 1214c; ducks.
He; geese, 67c.
BUTTER steady; creamery, moasc;
dairy, lgai8o.
EUOS Steady, lac, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls S.OuO 7,000
Wheat, bu 11,000 S2.O0O
Corn, bu 60.000 ro.oiio
Oats, bu 86,000 34,000
SEW YORK STOCKS BOM
Matktt Ela;f ih tad Barrow tai Xtrftoen
of Primi Bllf uU .
PENNSYLVANIA SELLS RATHER FREELY
lalted States Steel Preferred Some
what Relieved from Hressare to
Which It Has Recently
Been Sabjeeted.
NEW YORK, May S.-Th sluggishness
and naxrowneas of the stock market was
even more notable today than on previous
days this week. The movement of prices
was so slight as to offer little basis for
comment. United States Steel preferred wiie
somewhat relieved from the pressure to
which it has been recently subjected end
Pennsylvania was rather freely sold with
the dividend off. This stock held firmly
yesterday, presumably on account of tl.e
desire of holders to collect the cash divi
dend and the unwillingness of bears to re
main short of the stock over the dividend
period, since they are obliged to pay the
accruing dividend. There waa only such
buying of stocks as seemed necesvarv to
prevent the sagging tendency which Is nor
mal to a stagnant innrki-t. The news of the
day had little effect either way.
The newa from London of tho flotation of
a Japanese loan of IfHO.oiw.Ourt, of which New
York Is expected to take half, was accepted
as another evidence of the real ahundan.-e
of capital resources here and tne money
market waa quite unaffected by these pros
pective claims on It. The advance In Sugar
wait tajten as explanatory of yesterday's
strength In Sugar, but it was not follow'e.l
up today. Railroads reporting weekly gross
earnings showed declines without exception
for the fourth week In April.
There was more variety In the bond nuir-
aei man in stocks, but the tone wns Irri'iK
ular. Total sales, par value, 2.430.J.
United States old 4s, coupon, declined
per cent on call.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange yesterday:
Ha las. HI
..24,5410
the foilowlag Cbsagae;
Teeal iwnt. As
ia. In hi dJLi.
( bulllxws deensaeed. tlMI; other ae-
ciintlc, increase. . uiKl.ino; other deeoeia
increased. .J.".M public denolfts.
creese ,M.v; Botes renerve, decrveee.
cxsr.iiv: rovemment aecurltiee. decreaee.
&.voa Tl.e proportion of the beak's re
serve to liability this week Is 4. . per cent.
as cmtiered w itn 4.m ir cent la WW
BliRl.IN, y --11so.Hmt ratea, short
and thrwe-mcnthr runa per or at.
PARI A May &. Prl.-ee on the txxiree to-
rtav showed a downward tendency. Ru
slsn Imperial 4s were quoted St 90.35; the
private rate of discount waa 2 11-1 per
cent Tlie we-kly statement of the Bank
of Francs shows the following cluing's
Notes In circulation. Increase. 1.160,Af;
treasury accounts' current, decrease, in.
aJSf.mf: cold In hamU increase. Sn.l&XO
Hll.s dlscnontcd, decrease, 155,5gti,0u0f ; sil
ver in hand, decrease, ;5.txt.
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 5. MONEY On call.
sy at 1 "hii 1 V ' it'oii ciuauig uin,
r cent; ofrVred. 1H per i-ent. Time loai
firmer: en days. z jt cent; - nays, :
per cent; 6 niontns. 3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-34
wr ci nt
RTRHI.INO FX'"M ANtlF Kasr. with
actual business In Iwuikers' bills at 4.86M
4 86: for demand nnd at 14 490ifj4.8486 for
so days; poetin r.'tes. m r'r4.s& ana v;
commcrclnl bills, it M,y'4.'4'.
SILVER Bar. 04Vc, Mexican dollars,
cru-.
BONDS Government, easy; railroad. Ir
regular.
quotations en Donas are ae
eas
i."
Ugh
72S
S3
1(
4' 10
1,700
600
117S
16
171
143H
157V4
24
79V
130
18H
7S'
117
16S
171'.
142V
224
157
24S
79V
130
184
n.
pral-
Kaaaaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 5.- WHEAT May,
84V:; July. 744c; September, 70Vc Cash:
No. 2 hard, vunzc; iso. , ewic; sso. t
red. tl. 0091.OI ; No. 3, 94.399c. Receipts, 11
cars.
CORN May, 4ST4C; July, 44c: Beptemoer.
42V2Hc. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 4HifJoJte;
No. 8. 49H60c; No. 2 white, 6oJ60ic; No.
4960c.
OATS No. 2 white, 42c; No. 3 mixed, 39
?AY Choice timothy, tl0.5O3ni.06; choice
prairie, !8.00fcS.25.
HI 1 Ibn c reamery, iwgtw; amry, w.,
EOGS Weak; Missouri and Kansas, cases
returned, lSc; No. 2, new whltewood cases
Included, 14c.
neceipis. empments.
Wheat, bu 24." .)
Corn, bu 18 00 25.JO
Oata, bu .0"0 6.000
Minneapolis Ornln Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 6 WHEAT May,
91V?i91Vc; July, 91Heisc; September
northern. 93Vc; No. 2 northern. 9lVc
FLOUR First patents, m.iw: secono
patents. 4.3"liit'4.90; first clears, tJ.wastx;
socond patents, 4 ,8tv4.90; nrst Clears
413 56; second clears. 2.dOWZ.60.
. . . . . 11. art a 1 .! r A
13.45
Philadelphia Proilnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Mar 6.-BUTTER-
Two cents lower; extra western creamery,
23o; nearby prints, 26c.
EtXio teaay ; iresn nwirur, v
mark; fresh western, isc; iresn soutn
western. 17"c; fresh southern, 17c.
CHEESE 8'eady; New xork tun creams,
choice to fancy, 9Vc; fair to good. vtf
9SC
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 6. WHEAT Firm:
No. 1 northern. !7Wc; No. 3 nortnern, wj
U!W4c; old July, 86Vc bid.
ryk Mrnier; o. i. lavtc,
BARLEY Steady ;
36.(160,'.
CORN Firm; No.
asked.
No. 2, 63c; sample,
3, 6ft3Mc; July. 484c
Atchison
do preferred ....
Baltimore & Ohio 2.9W
do preferred loo
Canadian Paclflo 800
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago A Alton 100 37 37Vi
do preferred
Chicago O. W 9o
Chicago at N. W 200
C, M. & St. P 1,000
do preferred
Chicago T. A T
do preferred
C. C, C. St. L
Colorado Southern.... 1U0 157 157
ao isi prererrea
do Jd preferred
Del. A Hudson
Del., Lack. A W
Denver & R. O
do preferred '.
Erie
do 1st preferred
ao m prererred
Hocking Valley
do preferred 1)
Illinois Central 2m
Iowa Central K.. 1U0
do preferred
K. C. Southern
do treferred
Louisville & Nash
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Minn. & St. L
M . St. P. & S. S. M..
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
Mo.. Kan. & Tex
do preferred
N. R. R. of Mex.. pfd.
New York Central
Norfolk A Western..
do preferred
Ontario A Western...
Pennsylvania. ex-dlv.43,8o0
P., C. C at St. L
Reading 2,2" O
do 1st preferred 100
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co 7.800
do preferred 7,700
8t. L. A 8. F., 2d pfd. 4oJ
Bt. Louis 8. W 200
do preferred 1,100
Southern Pacific...... 8,900
Southern Railway.... 2.UU0
do preferred
Toledo, St. L. A W.
do preferred
Union Pacific
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wheeling A L. E...
Wisconsin Central..
do preferred
Adams Express
American Express..
U. S. Express
Wells-Fargo Exp...
Amal. Copper
Am. Car A Foun...
do preferred
Am. Cotton OH
do preferred
American Ice
do preferred 300 28
Low. Close,
92V
7!V
in
167
30v;
87.
81
15H
170
142H
178
8
18
70
lo
62-
23i
IM
26HH
2
69
2S
63 S
M
129V,
18
34
17
500 107 107H l"7'-t
HUH
7.'.V
6.100 1C9V H9 10!li
42
1"0 62V4 "lH 62
200 im 11s 117
800 92Vi 91V 91 to
17
The closing
follows:
C. S. rc. 2m. ng
do oottpoo
do 3. i'f
So coupon
oo now 4fl, rrg.
dO COUpOH
do Old 4a. rtg..
do coupon
At. hl"u gin. it..
do t)
Atla.it.. C. L 4a.
H a 4i
do Im ,.
Oatrai of . 4
do 1st Inr
(tios. A Ohio 4si.
1 Llo-u A A. IV
C, B. A J. a. 4a.
C. M. A S. P. 1 4
r. n. w, . , U
C. It. I. A t. it.
do col. u
cc.r. a a l
Chl. Ta.-. 4t...
Con. Tuao 4s
Colo. 4 So. 4i ...
D. It. (1. 1,
Erta prior llto (
do ?d. 4a
r. w. a d. c. ii
Hocklns V.I. 4a.
L A N. uol. 4a...,
Offered.
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.. a.t
.. is
.. aa-4
..l4
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.. 74
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..1W4
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.. 8
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Mn. Ontral 4a..
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...l' Minn, at St L. 4
...lltw, M.. K. A T. 4a...
...ltl do la
...1"T N. r. r. of M. a
...10T N. Y. C. ( 3t...
.. .ion n. j. r. (. r
... 11 No. Paclfio ta
... 4' do J ,
...lul In. & W r. u
... HS'o 8. u 4a & par.
...I mvPann. con. tWa...
... Tl Ikea.llng gea. 4a...
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.. MH 8t. L. W. la t
1'9 ibcard A. L. 4a ta
J74 tto. Psclo 4s Ili
. ;: in Raiiar nt1
. Trxas A P. la Ill"
. !' T.. at. L. W. la., tost
I nlon Paclno 4a 1
. f do conv. 4f
. SIS '' 8. Steal 3d 6a T:S
. 9 Wthath 1 Hi'
. tl'4 dn d-b. B ei S4
. U W. ti L K 4t
,107Si Wit. ('antral 4a
.107 Colo. r. aV I. 0. . 11
.100'
New York Klatnar Stooka.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The following
closing prices on mining stocks:
the
Adams Con to, Little Chief I
Ahca 10 Ontario fit
Brcece 40 Ovnlr kS)
Tiunawlck ( on 1 Pntoal II
Coinato'.li Tunnal )3 iavaga tl
Con. Cal. A Vt l"i slrrra Nevada 41
Horn Sllrar US Small llopas 14
Iron Surer KJ aiaudard 2UI
LaadTUIa Con I
I nlted States Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Mav 5 Today'a state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 115O,0OOtOUO gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
bhuws: Available cash btlance, 218,759,0u3;
gold, 3114,!su5,811.
400
700
6O1)
.. 1,100
.. 100
.. lt0
,.22,500
0
300
luO
400
.17,710
. 400
. loo
115V
67
'214
115
'ivi
78to
-23ti
66 to
48
13to
34
g
38to
85to
37V
17H
40
48i
"to
71
36U.
3Hto
115
21 to
114.
ho
4H'
7(to
6to
22s
65-v.
47to
1
33
471
2"V
26V
84to
37 37V
115
56V
'iiii
114
"to
78to
'22to
60
47i
134
33
47
20'
83',
35to
36V
37S
17to
89
71
Linseed Oil
preferred
Locomotive
preferred
Smelt. & Refln..
preferred
Am.
do
Am.
do
Am.
do
Am. feu pur Refining.
Anaconda Min. Co...
Brooklyn Rapid T....
80I0. Fuel A Iron
onsolldated Gas ....
Corn Products
do preferred
Distillers' Securltlea. .
General Electric
International Paper..
do preferred
International Pump.,
do preferred ........
National Lead
North Amencan
Pacific Mall
People's (las
Pressed Steel Car
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Car
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rubber Ooods
do preferred
Tenn. Coal & Iron....
V. 8. Leather
do preferred
V. o. neaity
28
200
100
200
1,400
400
300
'joO
100
100
.82
'41V
85
127,
76
46to
309to
70to
82
S
94V
127to
76
4oto
20
12V
70to
100 157 157
500
H)
30
500
174
84to
27V4
97to
100 70
100
600
2
300
6V
42
lto
84,
27
97
'76"
41H
do preferred
u. H. rtuoner
do preferred
L. 8. Steel
dn preferred
Westfnghnuse Elee
Western l nlon
Total sales for the day, 187,9n0 shares,
. 200
. 8,no
. :.i
. 4 !
.17.2f)
. 2"0
S7.
60
' s
67
101 a
5S,
155
35H
6"4
y
r,n
Mi
v
155
37V
17to
33
220
ISO
103
2U3
47H
16)4
711
29to
u4
27to
8to
2M
78VI
81
4X
94
127
76
45V
31to
2ut)
12
7Uto
22to
157to
11
6i
3 to
79
17H
84to
27
97
27
69to
211
6V
41V
V.'i
76'i
3t.
6V
7!t'
7to
59
l.iV
)to
10
nsto
lsfl
Biaton Stock (g-aotatloaa.
BOSTON, May 6. Call loans, 2ff3to per
cent; time loans, gHto per cent. Otnclal
Closing or stocks ana nonas:
Oaluth Grata Market.
Dl'Lt'TH, Minn, May 6 WHEAT In
store, No. 1 hard, 93c; No. 1 northern,
ltoc; No. 2 northern, 89c; to arrive. No.
1 hard, 93c; No. 1 northern. 91toc; No. 2
northern. Kc; May, Sltoc; July, 91toe: Sep
tember, 80c.
OATS-To arrive. 414c; on track, 41to?-
Liverpool tirala and ProTlaloaa.
LIVFRPCK1L. Miiy 5. WH EAT Spot,
dull; No. 1 California. 7s. Futures, quiet;
May, 63d; July, 6 4Sd.
CORN Spot, stesdy; American mixed,
new, 4s 3d; American mixed, old. 4s 7d. Fu
tures, dull; May, 4s3tod; July, 4s Vd.
Toledo Reed Market.
TOLEIX). O.. May . 8EEI Clover,
cash, 86 35; October, $5.77 bid; prime alslke,
f15; August, $6.30 bid. Prime timothy,
11.40; September. 11.46.
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA May a-CORN-Hlgher; No. 2,
toc; No. J, 44c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May .-MKTALS The
Iin.lin tin market was unchanged at 127
15s for siKt. but futures were Es lower at
126. iAK-ally the maiket continues quiet
and the Inside price was lowered slightly,
making the range 827 la 10. Copper ad
vanced Is 3d In London to 58 ts txl for
spot, and 58 a 3d for futures. Locallv
copper remained unchanged. Lake Is
quoted at 113 u. electrolytic at 111 l2Vr
13 25. casting at t" 7tollil!to- Lead wua
steady at 84 04 So In tne New York ruar
ket. but declined Is 3d In London to U ITS
od Spelter was unchanged In both mar
kets Loudon quoted pot at 11 12s 8d.
while the local price ranges from 8V20 to
15 25. Iron prices were unchanged In Lon
don IxH-ally the market la dulL No. I
foundry, northern, lit 7c(rtf : No. t foun
dry, southern, and No. 1 four dry, south
ern, soft. 114 Ootal 50
mT IX.Via. May i MFTA r J Lasud,
a."ii ttJVto. ajptUar. aaaar, ib-Mit
Atchlaon adj. 4a.
do 4a
silti. Cantral 4a..
AlrlUaon
do pfd
Doaton A Albanjr
Boatnn & Mains ...
HoBton elevated ..
Fltchburg pld ...
Met ('antral
N Y . N H. H
Para Marquetta ....
t'nion Par 1 Ac
Amar. Arts. Cham.
do pfd
Amar. Pnsu. Tuba..
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. T A T
Amar. Woolen
Am. Woolen pfd...
Dominion I. AV S...
Edison Elec. Illu...
Grnaral Klortrtc ..
Maaa. Elnlrtc
do pfd
Maaa Oaa
I'nllsd Krult
t'nltad taoe Mach..
do rtd
V. I. Ntaal
do pfd
Bid. Asked.
91 Wearing, common
.loov, iArivvntnre
. ads Alluuea
. ?2' Amalgamated
. 'American Zinc ..
.!47 Atlantic
.181 aHlngham
.140 ral. a Hacla
.ISO 'Centennial
14! Copper Range ....
..Its 'Daly Weat
. T4 Pomlnlon Coal ...
. 4S rranklln
. 14 (Iramr
. 11 lala Horals
. 4H Maaa. Mining
.llHi Mohawk
.124 Mont C. A C
.1:4 old Dominion ....
.Iu7 caceola
. 74 Parrot
. n guincr
.Wg Shannon
,.4 Tamarack
. D Trlnlt
,. 72 V. 8 Mining
. rv f. s. on
.ion, rtah
. 4t Vi.-torta
,, H 1 Winona
. 10 (Wolverine
. 46 4l
London Stork Market.
LONDON. May 6.-471oslng:
Conaola tnonaf ..
do aorount .....
Aaaconda .........
AtcUlaon
do pfd
Baltimore aV Ohio
rsjiadutn Pactae
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago Ot W...
C, M. at. P...
DaBaara
D H. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd..
do td prd..
Illlnola Central
Lonla. aV Naah Jlo
M . K. T .
g Pf . T. Ontral.
a 11-14 Norfolk V,'..
.... 4 da pfd
... US Ontario W..
... toi, PsnnarlTmala .
... It Hand Mutaa ...
...12'a kaaaUng
... n do 1st pfd .
.... 14 de id pfd..
....147 So. iUllwaj ..
.... II do pfd
... I" Bo. Paelflr ....
... 71 iLnlou Paclftc .
... U'l do pfd
C i. Dteal
da pfd
Ul Wahaah ,
do pfd .......
! fpaaiah 4s ..
. n
11
. 6
. 47
4a
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4
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I
1
43 per
Dauk t learlrtys.
OMAIIA. May 5. Hank clearings for to
day, 8l.52LWS.31, In Increase of I2OO.7C7.S0
over the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA wholesale: markets.
Condition of Trade and tguotatloaa on
Staple aud Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fresh stock, li'-ic; Including cases, I6c.
LIVE POl'LTRY Hens. 10c, roosters,
oSlOc; turkeys, 13c; ducks. toc; geese, Sc.
Bl'TTKR 1'Hcklng ctock, I2toc; choice to
tancy dairy, l.Vdltic; separator, 20tf21c.
FRESH FISU-Trout, 14c; pickerel, 8e;
pike, 12c; perch. Catoc; blu?ilBh, 12c; white
tin Ii, 14c; salmon, IC; haddock, 10c; cod
fish, 12c; redsnapper. 11c; lobster, boiled,
per lb, 30c; bullheads, lie-; catfish. 13414c;
black bass, 2t)c; halibut, 11c; crapples, 12c;
burring, 6c; roe shad, -75c; shad roe, 35c;
small clscoea, 10c. .'
RRAN Per ton, $10.00.
HAY Prices quoted" tf Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, I 50; No. 3, tS.uO: medium, 37 50; coarse,
87.00; rye straw, 5.6oi. lacee prices are for
bay of good color anOa quality. Demand
fair and receipts light. '
TROPICAWFRUIT3.
ORANGES Navrls. choice. all sizes.
12.50; fancy navels, all sizes, $2.75; medium
sweets, all sizes, $2.75;' Jaffas, all sixes,
LEMONS-Californla fancy, 300 to 360.
$35j; choice, 240 to 270, t3.O0g3.75.
CALIFORNIA FIGS Per 10-lb cartons,
65c; Imported Smyrna. 2-crown, lioi . 6
crown, 14c; 7-crown, 15c.
BANANAS Per medium sized bunch,
$2.0fJ?2.5O; Jumbo. $2.75(3.25.
DATES Persian, per box of SO pkgs. $2;
per lb. In 60-lb boxes, 5c; Oriental stuffed
cates, per box, J2.4U.
PINEAPPLES In crates of 34 to
crate. 83.00.
FRUITS.
APPLES Oregon fancy Ben Davis, per
box, $1.50: New York export Russets ana
Baldwins, n.w.
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas, per 14-qC
case, $3.25U4.50.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, $1.26: Dakota, per
bu., $1.20; new Bermuda potatoes, per bbL,
tb.on; early Ohio seed, nortnern, per du..
$1.26.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.1516.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 50-lb. crate, $2.00
2. 2D.
CABBAGE California, per lb., iriic.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., $1.20.
. TOMATOES Florida, per 6-baaket crate,
fancy, $2.00: choice, $1.7$.
RADISHES Per dox. bunches. 35360c,
LETTUCE Top lettuce, per dozen. 458
owe.
TURNIPS Southern, per doi, 45c. ,
BEETS Southern, per dog.. 75c.
CARROTS Southern, per dox., 75c.
PARSI.EY-Per doz., $1.0fKfJ1.26.
BEANS Wax. per bu. box, $3.00; string,
per bu. box, $3.00.
8P1NACH-Pi?r bu.. f1.0fySl.25.
APPARAGUS-Per dozen 'lunches, 4&3l6f
GREEN PEPPERS Per 6-baskei crate.
$2. 0ft.
EGO PI. A NT Per rtos., $1.00.
HQUASH Florida summer, per doz., $1.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
11c: Wisconsin Young America, 12c: block
Swiss, lc; Wisconsin brick, 15c; Isconsln
llmberger, 13o.. . . .
CIDER Per bbl.. .S0; pff to bbl., $3.25;
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 ureen. 6c: No. 2 green. Cc:
No.. 1 salted. Ic: No. 2 salted. 6c: No. 1 veal
calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9toc; No. 2 veal calf, 12
to 15 lbs. 6toc; dry salted hides, iil2o:
sheep pells. 24f27c; horser.ldes. $1.50(g250.
HORSERADISH Per crate of 2 dozen
packed, 8fc.
NUTS Walnuts. -No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, mr lb., 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per lb.. 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb.. 12c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
luc; peanuts, per lb., 6e; roasted peanuts.
fier lb., 8c:Chlll walnuts. I'nU'r; large
ilckorv nuts, per lb.. 11c; almonds, aoft
shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell, 13o; shell-
barks, per bu.. $2 00; black walnuts, ter
bu., Jl.ai.
OMAHA L1YE SI 0(1 MARKET
Okttl Kmipt, Kmimto Md Price- Hld
HOGS
SOLD A TRlflE HIGHER
err l-it Ban ( 9 keen and Laxaaka
Market Held ikost steady,
wltk DeeUae of Wadneavdar
Mearla- SSe Iotver for Week.
SOUTH
r.ecelpts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tueeday ...
Official Wednesday
UfJtclal Thursday ..
MAHA, May 5. 1j4.
Cattle. Hog. Sneep.
1624
3.IU4
3. ri4
13,640
10.3S,
10.2M
.ai3
,;b
3.3
1.323
Four days this week... 17.01$ 4A343 1S.184
ttame days last Week. ...83.311 48,4J 21ja
Same week before 13,17$ 46,78 31.714
oiuii inrea weeka ag...a.orj ;,ou 36.W7
Same four weeks ago....l.84 33.868 23,323
Same days last year 17.831 37,;8 U.82S
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DAeVB.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, bogs and sheep at South Omana for
the year to date with comparison with last
."7 18--4. 1H3. inc.
V,a,,la 344.837 $3;.066 7.771
I"of fi3,2" 7M.818 87.2SM
Sheep Ori.tSW 467.3H) ia.S4
Average priaen paid for hogs at South
Omaha for (he laat several days with comparison:
Data 1804. 1903.1303.1S01.1XI.188. 11398.
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April 23.
April
April 30.
May 1...
May 2...
May $...
May 4...
May 6...
18..
18.
20.
21.
33.
23.
34.
re.
26.
27
4 79tol 7 141 ( 9 I 841 6 481 3 681
4 76 1 3 861 S 8 6 44 371
i 81 to 7 10 It ai! I 45 3 T5
4 Tj
4 814k
sito
4
74to
4 78
4 Tit
4 66to
4to
7 10
7 iJt
7 06
7 U
i w
7 04
a
( 2
I 83
77
84
t 83
C 75
458
4 U4i
6 59V, 6
4 6 T2 7 03i
8S
$ 86
8 85
8
7 03
.88
7 071
7 03
$ H6l
$ 0
7 51
7 01
$
t 80
6 7iH
I 77
( 77
8 73,
I
5 6S
6 641
I 6 44 i 77
3 Ti
i 36
I 32 1 (71
$ 8bi t 66,
8 31 8 66,
6 $4
I 37!
t 60
3 61
$ 63
8
3 84
$ 74
in
8 M
8 7
3 61
5 32
6M (
6 71, 5 18 I 65
5 72 5 17' 3 661
4 6 84 1 3 68
it ;
3 6 3 77
8 63, 3 73
8 83
a
$ W
3 87
3 83
I 6 U 3 2 3 !
Indicates Sunday.
The official numhar nf rara of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
cattle, nogs. Ho p. rt s s.
v., m. at St. p. Ky... 3
Wabash .:
Mo. Pacillo Ry 1
Union Paclflo system. 10
C. & N. W. Ry I
F.. E. A M. V. H. R. 23
C. Ht. P., M. A O.. 16
B. M. Ry 80
C. B. & g. Ry I
rk. C. A Bt. J
C, R. I. & P., east.. 3
C. R. 1. A P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. Western. 4
Total receipts ....122
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, eacn buyer purcnasmg ma num
ber of head indicated
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Pueklng Co 224 8X3 3
ISwlft and Company 698 2.441 619
the hogs at about 4 f.K Seleanten all
held for the morning prioeA s.t that no
birslnees was transacted for some time.
The situation, though, did not show sny
Improvement and the later sales had to gv
mostly at $4 4iXr4.Ito. or with about half of
trie advance loet. At nocti there were st!ll
sereral loads In first hand a Kerrraenta-
Ure ealee;
Ka A. K Pr. V'o. At. hh. rr.
It 44 4 M 40 f.'l k 4 C
11 ... 4 ) 14 t?4 is 4 ?
14 ...1N 4 0 a HT t 4 trva
n.. im ) :i 4 4:
ti i4 N iw rr tn im 4 '
T4 1t M IN 40 4 aj
1 Tit I IS t4 K IS
4s....s...iit so 4 eo ;t tu w i
tj Ill 110 4 ad 7! i.J ... 4 4'.
T7 Ill ... 4 M :i 1-4 ... aft
4 M 4 4.) ft i:4 4 46
f trf ... 4 4.1 74 244 ... 4 !.'.
47 1. ... IM M !44 tj 4 44
n til a 4 ao (rr tai to i
U r 140 4 so ti in ... it
It I?4 l 4 41 M Ml (11
4 IM M 4 1H tl I!4 in 4 It
If ISO 14 4 ! 44 14 44 4 46
IT IM ... 4 ' a 7 ?1 4 4
TO 10 ... I 114 Ill ... Ill
M H as 4 Mv, 71 141 14 4 4.'
r IM a I IT 11 MT 40 4 CI
44 114 r-J0 4 4--t 47 !'i 4i 4 i
T7 144 1 40 4 77 t w 4 ts
Tl 1.17 ao 4 "4 24 1W 4 5
I. ...... .IV I 4 I" I I . . 4 4.1
TP HI 12 4 lit 41 IO 140 4 M
T4 US B4 4 42-4 t 141 114 4 04
"TS I.( IW 4 4I'a 47 Ill . . 4 S
44 Ill . . 4 TO in 140 4 44
4 Ill a 4 d'i 41 M ... 4M
t 140 ... 4 U'a 14 IM X ID
1 Ill 114 4 ll 44 IK SO 111
f". I.'l 11 4 li 47 IM lit) I M
T IIT l0 I l;4 I4K ... 4 4
74 It 140 4 II !A 4'1 l
21.. 124 ... 4 lit II f 144 4 t
77 114 ao 4 ajv, M 11 IM) 4 5
4 4 4v II tl im 4 45
" I 11 4 47 l 40 4 in
II IM 13 4 H Tl 4 1 40 4 4
II 1:4 40 4 7'4 49 nt 140 4 111
1 214 . . 4 flto M... M4 SO l
'i 4 4 411 tl ... 4 W
tl I" . . 4 44 trf M 4 111
42 tl4 IN 11:1, II ;'.4 . . 4 4;
2M ... 4 H4 M 571 lo 4 17V
'4 214 1 30 4 Hi', If. :( ... 4 'H
214 ... 4 4JUj W !S ... 4 7',
'4 .114 140 4 aci, jj j.-i ... 47i,
t 1.4 IM 4 M't 4i ITS 120 4 T.i
4 Ill 40 4 :, 14 J4 I) 4 70
1 D 4 I U Hi) 4 4 70
T" M I in, 4 J") 4 7,1
44 ill 110 I Ut( II IIS 10 I 70
8
1
1
20 3 1
17
39 3
15
28
1
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4 !!
142 6 1
2,790
2,5.13
l,hl
514
BOSTON.
Wool Market.
May 4. WOO IV-Territory nnd
6IL.VFR Bar, steady, 25 13-16d per ounce
MONF.Y lull, per cent.
The rat of discount in the open market
for ahort bills Is 2 l-16i?to per cent; f.ir
three manuui' bills, 2toi2l per rent.-
Ferelgn FlaaneiaL
LOItmON. Msy 5 There wss a plethora
of money In (he market today tuid the
rates war extremely easy. Consuls and
home rails rclapesd. Americana wane tr
rearuiar and Unties, but the tone was
fairly steady. Orand Trnnk waa wraav.
Foreigners were dull. Japanese aad R na
tion securities Were weak. The waaklv
atawlcmbBl g( Vaa baAk. e$ rt n$ cue a a
nulled wools are oulct and grnerally
steadv. Tho market for foreign wools Is
firm. Leading quotation! are: Idaho, fine,
14toJ15c; heavy fine. Hjl4toc: fine medium,
154jlitoc; medium, 16l,c; low medium, 17
fclv.'. Vomlng. hue. lttoVStoc; heavy
fine, ISftlJtoc; fine medium, Wt'nc; low
medium, ls19c. Utah and Nevada, flue.
12sil3toc; fine medium, 15yi6c; medium, lt'a
lc; low medium, 150l20.'. Dakota, fine, lJ
Sloe: fine medium. lo'y.lStoc; medium, IS 4jp
lV; low medium. IWiftv. Slontana. fine, lo
it 18c: fine average, l'filsc fine medium
choice, lVylSe; average. KV(jl7c; staple, llVrf
19c; medium choice, 1m319c.
FT. IX)UI8, May 6. WOOLr-ftteady ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 2(.'vB
21c; light fine. liVulTtoc; heavy line, lfgl'.toc;
tub-WMhed, 2iVil31e.
L.ONIJON, May o. vvouLy ine onen.gs
at the won! auction rales today amounted
to 15.3il bale. Urrman buytrs were free
operators. Fi'llowing are the sales In de
tail; New South Wales, 3 l'n bales;
scoured. Is tod'ts; greasy. 54dftls tod.
Queensland.' .'4 bales: scoured. Is td$
Is liJ; greasy, 8141"tlutod- Victoria. 1.5)
bales; scoured. -'a litol; greasy, 6d'it
Is 2d West Australia. 11 bales; greasv,
sd'4'l'id New Zealand. 4.7uO bales; scoured.
4lf)ls 7tod ; greasy. rid'ul. Cape of Good
Hep and Natal. 36 halm; greasy, 7d'8tod
Punta Arenas, 4.1'' baleK; greasv, 6(i
Falkland, L5o0 bales; greasy, utol
tlto
fir anal Molaasea.
NEW YORK. May 6.-8UGAR Raw.
frtn; fair refining. 3 S-1'j3 7-32c; centrifugal,
tet, S2:t-32c; inolase augar, 2 u-16rf
'S-le. Rellned. firm, No. 6. 4.40c; No. t
4S. No H. 4Kk. No. 8. 4 25,-; No. 10. 4-20e;
No. 11. 4.15c; No. U 4.1iio; No 13, 4.08c; No.
11 4c; confectioners' A. 4 5c; mould A,
$.Ur; cut loaf. $ 50c; crushed, SSoc; poa
derail 4-atic: granulated. 4 Due; cubes, I 04c
NirW OiU-EANS. May B. UGAji
Steadyr pen kettle, 24 u-i 1-:k ; open kett!
(fenrrtrugal. 3cflT'c: ceninfugal whltea, 4to
MOLaSSKS Nominal; open, kauie. tl'f)
Xja-uiaiiuU.,tUUXa
Cuuahy Packing Co 71
-rmour A Co 2.a
Armour. Sluux City
1. obman A Co 37
W. 1. Stephen 4
iuston & Co 33
11. F. Hamilton 1!)
L. F. Husi 171
Hobblck A O 11
S. A 8. Co 156
J. B. Root & Co 16
Other buyers 180 .... 624
Totals 2,4.s 10.243 2.036
N. J. Milwaukee
CATTLiF There was a very moderate run
of cattle at all points thla morning, but
there was no Improvement In the market,
Packers seemed to be rather Indifferent
and as a result trading was slow, with
nrlcea about the same ss yesterday.
The beef steer market could bo quoted
generc-'lv steady but slow. Buyers did not
take hold with any enthusiasm except oc
caalonally In the case of good to choice
handy weight cattle, which sold without
difficulty at good steady prices. Heavy
cattle, unless choice, and the medium and
common grades of all weights were slow
sale and barely steady. The morning was
well advanced before a clearance waa made.
The cow market showed very little change
from yesterday. Buyers ail wanted a lew,
and p. offerings were very limited It waa
not Ions: before the Dens were emptied.
Anything In the way of good to choice light
weight cows or belters were picked up at an
early hour, but common stuff was not par
ticularly brisk.
There Is nothing new to report of bulls,
veal calves and stags, prices remaining
nractlcallv unchanged.
There waa a moderate run of stockers
and feeders, and as the demand from the
country yesterday was tajriy gooa, an
things considered, the market today held
steady. All the speculators were willing to
take a few, so that everything at all de
sirable waa soon out of first hands. Com
mon stuff was more or less neglected the
same as usual, representative sal
BEEF STEERS.
No.
14.'"."
I"!"
14
II
At. rT.
... 10 I 00
.. 840 I ce
.. 110
No.
It.
I 4
144 14...
.. IM I ao 1)....
.. 10 I H (....,
.. K4 4 00 It....,
..1210 4 00 M ...
..1116 4 00 I
.. 486 4 10 21
..1010 4 10 t
..1071 4 10 II ..-
.. 7 4 10 U ...
1 1S0 4 10 II....
tl 140 4 10 II....
1 4U 4 It 17....
4 Wt 4 II St....
1 1174 4 IS IS....
t 110 4 18 13....
II Ml 110 0....
K)...,. 1166 4 15 24....,
I....TTT 1071 4 24 25....
14 1141 4 e I....
II 1061 4 25 1....
41 1111 4 15 1....
17 IS4 4 10 1...
11 10 4 30 M ...
U UIO 4 M 13....
111! 4 10 ...
4 1171 4 10 14...
It Ht 4 10 48 ...
ltfl 1164 4 K
STEERS AND COWS.
II 1004 4 10 10 1014
11 1247 4 40 11 104
ad ateara ami helfera ID 1HI
STEERS AND HE-'FERS.
It 1131 4 15 ' 14 ltil
STEERS AND STAGS.
At.
....IOCS
,...1!
1244
... ..114
....1124
....1001
....loss
....lift
....1S0
....1174
....1400
....1J.14
1411
....10.14
... .121S
1247
nan
....1JJ)
....1:15
....1190
....Hal
....1171
iroi
....1104
....12:0
....iro
....1264
.....1144
....1221
142
....13i.t
Pr.
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 46
4 45
4 41
4 45
4 4i
4 45
4 45
4 45
4 M
4 tO
4 to
4 M
4 56
4 at
4 M
4 55
4 to
4 ii
4 55
4 41
4 it
4 20
4 IS
4 41
It lib! 4 fJ
COWS.
S 0 I 15 t 1104 I 50
1 170 I 26 4 ilia) I M
J M0 1 10 IT 11M 3 o
1 110 I Tl 16 471 I 10
1 10 I 00 t 10M I It
I I1W I 00 1 1300 I It
; 440 I 00 21 lost I 70
1 lOc.0 I lu I J064 I 70
11 127 3 10 11JS I 75
1 1040 10 S 740 $ 7
I M I 35 1 lilt I 75
1 1170 I IS ' 1 1500 I Tt
4 112 I 35 4 lit! I 10
5 1041 t 40 1 1170 I at
4 Ill S 40 4 UIT I y
t 11M t 40 II 1074 I 14
1 io I to 8 iiss I au
1 Ill I tO t 11M 4 10
1 lulO I III
COWS AND HEIFERS.
$ 74 I 711
HEIFERS.
I SW I 25 1 HO t TS
14 117 I 45 1 474 t n
12 47S I 76 1 INK) I 4-)
t 401 I a 5 1744 I 0
t 404 I 00 I M! 100
II 411 I 15 I TV) 4 00
1 I'M I 50 1 j;0 4 00
a im a 41 1 174 4 ot
1 KiO S 46 I (CO 4 1
771 I 45 1. (', 4 15
1 470 3 7i 1 122 4 to
BULLS.
1 140 I II 1SK1 I U
1 ii. a it 1 n'o a
1 1400 a 25 1 1.-.I0 S 40
1 1170 1 10 1 1120 I 40
1 1470 I 10 1 14W I 45
1 111 I SO 1 1430 I It
1 lalO 4 40 1 1730 a 4.'.
1 .tisfl 1 4.1 1 no a 45
1 670 1 40 1. 7I0 a 73
1 i"o 1 5j. 1 iio a 10
1 1420 I t5 1 1U0 4 40
CALVE
I rro 1 io 1 140 1 on
1 460 I TS 1 IM M
I I 4 1 1ao I no
1 lvi 4 iO a. .. 14 ISO
1 150 4 7t 1 150 I kfi
1 170 4 00 1 . U4 4 o
1 140 I 40
STAGS
1 -730 4 4 I .IKK) 1 o
SHEET There were onlv nhmit alv cur
of sheep and lambs on sale this niurnlng,
and tho quality of the offerings was rather
Inferior. The mnrket could not be quoted
anything but steady with veaterdnv's de
cline. Ah compared with the closn uf last
week the market Is fully lRg25o lower, the
greatest loss being on tho medium grades
of both sheep and lambs. The market has
been vory uneven nil tho week, so that In
extreme cases aoron sales may look even
worse than that. This market for soma
time poat has been rather high as com
pared with Chicago, which explains In part
the slump In prices, hut other markets h;iv
also brnko to a greater or less extent.
Quotntloas for clipped stock: Oood to
choice lambs. $o.G0C.6?; fair to good lambs,
IB.OO0C.CO; good to choice woolod lamhu.
M.50fco.7S; fntr to good wooled lambs. 36.00
4J6 GO: good to choice yearlings or wethers,
lf CKi.St; fnlr to good yearlings or wethers,
34.7606.00: good to choice owes, I4.7OJM.90;
fair to good ewes, 34.5O4.T0.
Representative salea:
No.
196 western ewes
1 western ewe
S western ewes
806 western lambs
Av.
. 31
. 0
. lis
. 68
Pr.
2 00
4 00
R 00
6 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Slow, Hogs Steady aad Sbeep
Ten to Fifteen Cents Lower.
CHICAGO, May 6. CATTLE Receipts,
S.000 head: market slow; good to prime
steers, 35.705i6.75 market nominal; poor to
medium 33.'a'4.16: stockers and feeders,
33.604.16. hoifers. $2.2&ft4.76; ranners. 3150
u2.5u; bulls, liiXC'i'tW: calves. I2.50rd4.5o,
Texas red steers. 4.(i4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 22,i0 head; estimated
tomorrow, 18,000 head; market fteady
mixed end butchers, t4.6534fc5; good to
choice heavy. 3t.754j4.87H: rough heavy,
34.50S4.75; light, 14.0544.75: bulk of sales,
I4.iVii4 10.
SHEEr . AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market loli 15c lower; good to choice
wethers. 4 6(ii6. .; ralr to choice mixed
33.76614.60: dinned western sheep. 34.0iru4.26
clipped uatlve lamb. 34-25T06.7C; wooled
western lambs. 3O.0iKUtl.80; clipped western
lambs, 34.5ua0.70.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Mar 6. BEEVES Re
celpts, none; no trading: dreased beef slow
to 6'iW'4o per pound: tancy peer at o.
Lat'9t cables from London Quoted live
cattle selling at F'VullVic per pound
dressed weight; refrigerator beef, 4pHc.
KxDorts today. 106 cattle and 40 sheep.
CALVES Receipts. 322 head: market dull
and unchanged; fatr veala, 121(1120 poun.l
average, sold at 34.4iyaH.bO per I'M pounds
city dressed veals slow at bHrUSHc pur
pound.
HOOS Receipts. 2,363 head, all direct;
no trading today: feeling steady.
bHEEr" AMI LiAMBS KecelPtS. 8.341
he-J; market for sheep steady; lambs
slow -and weak; clipped sheep hold at 34.00
6 00 per 100 pounds: fair cllppetl lambs at
35.87V4; unshorn $5. 6 to'?. 00; Mary, and spilng
lambs, 34.2t32'5.75 per head; dreustd mutton
steady at fulOHc per pound.
steady to firm: choice are held at oTTKK-.
extra choice at IfafllOV. and f incy t n
&1.V. Peaches sraj qult and prices rule
flrtn: extra choice at 7..c and fancv at
S-OlOc.
Oils aad Rnala,
NEW TORK, May S.-OIIJ Cottonseed,
eaar; prime crude, nominal, yel.w. .', j
Sv: petroleum, eajiy, refined. New York.
HIS; i'h'ladelphl. and Haltlniire. 14 10; In
bulk. .; turpentine steady, 524iVc.
ROS1 N Steady ; strained, common tj
go"'t. 32.!.
OIL C1TV. Mar 3.-OII.8 Credit bal
ance., 31.62; -ertinVateB, no bid; shipments.
1 446 bbls. ; avenge, t'-2.ilij bbls.; runs. M.ii)
bbls.: average, ii.-0 bbls. Shipment Lima.
4t,S70 bbla; average, 57.4.X bbls ; runs Lima,
cO. 422 bl-ls. ; average. 44.44 bbls.
SAVANNAH. May 5. OILS Turpentine,
firm.
ROSIN-FIrm: A, V. C, P. f2J): K.
?; F. 13.70: U. $170; H. 12.75; I. $:.; K.
fSU-; M. JJ.20: N, 33.30; WO, JiSd; , WW,
(3 Su.
CntTee Market.
NEW YORK. May 5 COFFEE Tve
mnrket for fu(ures opened sternly at a de
cline of 64j10 polnta Salea were reported
of VJ.'iiio Imgs. Including May. 5 47-ii6 TvV ;
July, 5.65ij6.7oc; September, ofcvfjelom'; Oc
toher. Kc; liecembor, 6.1.VffSoo; Jiinuiir ,
6 2'-u SOc; March. 4fia One. 8ot Rl...
quiet; No. 7. Invoice, 6?c; mild, quiet; Cor
dova, loyi3c.
Pry Ooodi Market.
NEW YORK. May 5 DRY OOOPS-A
better tone Is manifest In spot and manv
dealers are commencing to make prepara
tions for fut'.ire buying Although cer
tain Irregularities are currently reports I.
sellers do not seem disposed to grant con
cessions as they were a few dais ago.
Heal Kstate Transfer.
fu.--:,
1
T'JO
400
575
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 6. CATTLE Re
celpts. 3,0u0 head, Including 150 southerns
market steady; export and dressed beel
ateers, 34.76&6.3S: fair to good. 34.0Otl4.60
western fed steers. H.WVal 75; stockers and
feeders, 33.26ai-4.70; southern , Fteers, 3.76a
4 46; southern cows, 32.JUi3.oo: native cows,
34.00&4.36: native heifers. 33 (V,i.(C: top,
rice of season for hellers; Dulls, ri.uu'Q
.88: calves. J2.7lAi6.7B
HOQ9 Receipts, 8,500 head; market E.Q
10c higher; top, 14.&0; heavy. 34.ikkb4.i5
packers, i4.6o4.76; plgB and lights, 34. (X
tit A HI 4,
rllitcil' Aiu IjAAi tjjs neceipis, i.diiu
head; market steady; native lambs, 25.60GJI
6.70: western lambs. 36.26ut.i0: fed ewes,
l4 40C6.6v: vearllnas. 4.,tiAi.w: cupped
eheep, II 60S 4.00; atocker and feeder, 13.50
tf4.60.
St. Lout Live Stock Market.
PT. LOUIS, May 6 CATTLE Receipts
2.5O0 head. Including 1.100 Texans; market
steadv to strong: native shipping and ex
nort steers. 33.45u5.26: dressed beef and
butcher steers. 33.KO03C.50; steers under 1.0U)
pounds. 33.KIp1jI.40; stockers una feeders,
Lt 2.vr, 30: rows and heifers. t2.X5'il'4.66: can-
nera I'uru .fi: bill s. Kl.uon4.ao calves.
if.. OYa 10.00; Texas and Indian steers, $3.76
4j 4 75; cows and heifers, 32.503.50.
IttMirt tteceipte, nouu, uinrnei
steady to 5o higher: pigs and lights,
ti4.66; packers. 14 IVij4.76; butchers
best heavy; 4.((i( 4. so.
HHEKr AN 11 LAlltio ivcccipio,
heori: market steadv to strong: native mut
tons. Jt&.iiSri; lambs, 35.0oii6.00: culls and
bucks, 4.5olj5.00; stockers, $2.5OJj3.O0.
t. Joseph Llae Stock Market
ST. JOSEl'H, May 6 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.142 head; market steady; natives,
34 Hrij6.25, cows and heifers, 2.Gvft4.G5;
atnckrrs and feeders. 33.0tKu4.16.
JIO(i8 Receipts. 4.u:- neaa; market oc
higher; light, 34.554.6iH; medium and
l.ei.vv 14 62111410.
MIEKP AN I) liAMnn Itecelpls. IVl
head: market for aheep i&l25c lower; for
lambs, steady; westerns. $6.75.
Blonx City Ilve Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY, la., May 4. (rlpoctal Tele-
frani.l-CATTLK-lteceitus. .-ou neaa. aiar
et steady; beeves, $3.5Va480; cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.ti4oO; stockers and fefders.
$3 Of (j; calves and yearling, jj..t.y
IICMIR-Receltits. 3.500 heud. Market Cc
hlBher at $4.46u4.(i5: bulk, H.KKTJ4.60.
Block la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester-
ay: uatue. nogs, sueap.
Fouth Omaha 2.t4
hlrflgo .")
Kansas City 3.0no
Bt. Louis 2.5fO
Bt. Joicph 1.142
Sioux City
was
$4.10
and
1.200
300
in. 260
22,liO
6,5' 10
7.600
4.03i
3.500
323
6.wii0
I.60O
1,?00
STOCKERS
!.. 4S I 4
I 4 1 H
t. 1X1 I 4
I
X- 430 IK)
14 .441 I 10
14. 474 I 45
t- 4 40
4 4a I 44
AJTD
...
I .
II..
I .
1
FEEDERS.
... 482
. .. t.il
... i2
... Tie)
. no
I in IS4
1.-;....M til
47 ta
2 144
$ 41
I a4
I tt
a 70
a ts
T
I 15
4 40
4 V
fciOOS Tl,r waa only a fair run of hog
hare this morning, anil while the murkat
little slow in opining, anil It waa
right close to a nickel hlghur tnun Tester,
day's average, or not a great deal different
from yesterday's beet time Th bulk of
the early a-alea went at U C'-,H HS and as
high as $4 70 wa paid. Tli commoner load
ent trom aown. rwning wa fairly
active for a uin ait" buyers and seller
finally got together and about aignty limn 4
waa eun ui goon sereon J'U Ker ti.ea
aiuiX. tluOTU. avnd. wajuad lu tiny Ui teat uf
Totals
.14.736 55 2114 M!
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. May U COTTON-Ppot In
fair demand; prices unchanged. Futures
opened quiet and cloiei steady. American
middling g. o. e.: May. 7 41d; May and
June. 7Xd; June and iulr. 7 aid; July an.l
Augost, 7.J?d; August and September, 7(1 :
October and November, 6.13d; N'ovtmUr
and Iecmber. 6.t.d; Iecember and Jan
nary. 6.04d: January and Ftbruary, (i.OSd.
NEW ORLEANS. May fc-OOTTON Fu
tares steady: June. 14.06c bd; July, 11 '-j J
14 36c; August, 13JlV13.akc; rDTptember. 11.71
&11.7SC; October. il-2fall.Hc ; November,
ll.OeV&UJlc; Icnmber, lLofiiTL07c. Bool
steady: allies. 11.175 rjea; ordinary. 11;
good is-dlnary. 113-1 60; low uilddiiug,
13 13-IV: guod tnldtlllng. imc: middling fair.
lJ-,c; receipts, KiO baaca; tork. 17.Jt7 bale.
ST. LOllai. May l-TQTION-Quirt and
unchanged, middling. TJc; '. nonr re
ajlpta, 323 aaUr; shljitnenU. 131 bales; atock.
li. baUrs.
NBTSV YORK. My I COTTVIN Spot
cloaed quiet. Ill points higher; ntleMUcg up
land. 13 six ; middling gulf. 11' Ac, saJea.
1, ,1H bales.
. r -
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK, May 3.-EVAIORATED
APPLES Tli iiibj ket continues to attract
a light demand. Common are quoted at 4
fcS'v , prime at SS'fl choice at 'if ':.
fancy at 'af-'-
CAI.I1'RN1A PRIFK FRriT-fruiies
are uneltld. prices ranging Horn 3u to
fi.., 1,1 1 iimIuih Ui graue. iiniuia ura
Deeds flh'd for record Msy 6. 1!)4. as
nlshed by the Midlind Guarantee
1'runt company, bomltd atwtj-acter,
1 arnam street, Tor 1 ho Heel
John l.ubold und wife to M. Eugenie
Kelby, li7.02 acres In se corner sec-
,Uon 'S-1B-13 U'00
I'carl elshar.B and husband to A. T.
Ayres. lot US, Nelson's addition 67i
J. L. Browne and wifo to UavlJ W.
Merrow, out lot 22, Florence 1
Victor O. Lungtry and wife to David
W. Merrow, out lots 134 and 220,
Florence s 1
Joseph VoJIr to John SU-gl, lot 15,
block e. Brown park
David A. MerrlHm to Niels P. Nlel-
eon, part of lets 1 und 2, block 4.
Bedford Place
George Schnell und wife to Josephine
Erlckson, lot 2U, block 6, Shelby
Place
Charles H. Brown nnd John I
Crelghton, trusts to John 1). Crclch
ton, several undivided Interests l.i
tracts In section 3-15-13 Premlsts
Churles H. Brown et a I, trustee to
Randall K. Brown et ol. several un
divided Interests In tracts In sec
tion 3-15-13 Premises
Earnest Sweet to Gertrude Burmes
ter. lot 27 In Luke A TemDleton's
addition
Emma A. ChrlHtensen and husband
to Theodore Farnsley, lot 11, An
drews. Williams A Troxell's sub
Mary Devuney and huslmnd to Henry
anu Kate tsenurer. lot . Haas sub
division of block 11. Jetter'e addition 1,000
Andrew S.-honboe to 8. A. Comeer
and A. Thompen. lot 22. block 1,
Matthew's subdivision
Omaha Realty company to Luko Mo
Grath. lot 4 and part of lot 3,
King's addition
Omaha Realty company to Edward V.
ienis, lot 2, block 17, smith s addi
tion
John Koutskv to Joseph Koncel. lot
13. block 12. 1st addition to South
Omaha
Mnthllda Peterson and husband to
Herbert V. Smith, lot 21, block 3,
Denman Place
Hastings & Heyden et ux to Edward
R. Benson, part of lot 108. Gise's ad
ditlon
973
2,350
213
350
1,060
650
8.000
L0WREY BR0S.& CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Grain, Stocks
and Provisions,
Room 212, N. Y. Life Building. Phone 3610.
Special attention given to telegraph and
mall orders. , OMAHA.
(.OVEHKMEST KOTICKS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Vl
8. Geological Survey, Wasldngton, 1. C;
April 30, 11M. SealeU propoaale, In dupli
cate, will be tt.-elvid until 2 o'clock, p. tn
July 2. 1V04, ut the office of L. W. Rohb,
engineer U. H. Geological Survey, Boise,
Idaho, for tho construction and completion
of a darn, spillways, canal and gates. In
volving about 2eu,vuu yacdil of rovit WbtiC
and 150.UJO yard of earth work, ou Snake
river, near Minidoka, Idaho. SpecUlcailoiut,
forms of proposal and particular may be
obtained on application to D. W. Rosa.
Bulse, Idaho, und to th chief engineer,
U. S. Geological Survey, Waahington, I). C,
at which unices the plana may be inspected.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check payable to the order of the sec
retary of the Interior tor 2 per cent of the
contract price as a guaranty that the bid
der will. If successful, promptly execute
a satisfactory contract and turnlab bond
In the sum of 20 per cent of the contract
price for the faithful performance c! the
work. The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and waive technical deflects If
the Interests of the government reoulre It.
Bidders tire Invited to he present. '1HOS.
RYAN. Acting Secretary. MS C 7 M
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIER
Department of the Interior. Office of In.
dlan Affairs, Washington, D. C, .March ii.
14. Sealed proposals, Indorsed "Proposes
for blankets, woolen and cotton .io.1m.
clothing, etc.," as the case may be. and di
rected to the CommlMloncr of Indian
Affairs. Nos. 119-121 Wooster street. Now
York City, will be received until 1 o'clock
p. m., of Tuesday. May 24, 1304, for furnish.
Ing for the Indian Service, blankets, woolen
anJ cotton goods, clothing, notions, hut
and caps. Bids must be made out on Gov
ernment blanks Schedules giving all nee.
t saury Information for bidders will be fur-
nisned on application to the Indian Office,
Washington. D. C. : the II. H luritun unr.
houses, 119-121 Wooster street, Nw York
City, 2C5-2tt7 South (.'una I street. Chlcugo,
ill. lfl Howard street. Omaha. Ncbr.: rA.-l
South SeverUh I'reil, dt. Louis, Mo.; the
Commissaries of Sublicence, fj. 8. A., nt
Cheyenne, Wyo., and St. Paul, Minn.; thn
uarterniasitrr, u. B. - aoattle, Waah.j
le postmasters nt Sioux Cltv. Tmann.
Portland, Spokanu und Tocorau: and the
Manufacturers' and Producers' Asuoi-iuttnn
of Callfornlu, Sun Francisco, Cal. Bids wl l
be opened at tho hour u.id days ubovo
Hated, and bidders are Invited to be pre?,
ent at the opening. Tho l)partrnent re.
servxs the I'ght to dcturirino the point r.T
delivery and to rele t uny and all bids, or
any part of any bid.
w. A. JONE.S, Ci nunlsaloner.
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CHIEF QUA HTERXI ASTI'R'8 OFFICE.
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posals. In triplicate, tenbjict .0 tho ususl
conditions, will be received here until 10
e. m., centrul standard time. June 4, 104,
for constructing bilck liDM.IInar at Inn
Crook, Neb., for use 11s 11 n itnmlng pool.
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to this office, where plan:
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