THE OMAHA DAILY DEE; SATURDAY, MAY 21. 100.
CRALH MD PRODUCE MARKET
B0.dd.4n Adruo it Wh,t by BpeeultUr
lion, Sol the Public
ARGENTINE SHIPMLNTS ARC DECREASED
CoadHloa la th BW 3Uvr Valley
. BIU hllUk-Owi Move.
t Kitwt4, wit
Onia u IU.
OUAHi. Mav to. 1104.
Jt, du to th covering of ahorta because
of tha vary ama.ll couirtrl aiocka at cm-
-ago ana uu or two olhar (rain ma casta,
war confined entirely to tus iiiwamiuit.
The general public la ault inu.ffrrent to
thaae condition and refuaea to buy. Tha
September wheat doa not enar by a g.xj
ooai in in airengtn of the aeaiDy luturee.
The market la thouaht to bo aniliely with
out manipulation. Tha rapid decrease in
tha atanaard oat Block baa set tha out
none to covering. lh oat have been
going out of Cbicaxo at a rata which wl.i
take tha entire a took by the end of the
montn. in Minneapolis stocks or whatt
will decrease for the week more than l.ow.-
OuO buahala. tha Liverpool market waa up
looay iron 10 7a on me American ad
vance and on tha abarp deollne In Argen
tina Bnipmenui ana lue Roumanian newa
Argentina ahlpped l.OJU.OOO buahela leas dur
ing the week than far tha week nrecedlna.
Tha figure are, however, nearly the same
aa for tha weak laat year. Argentina coin
reached Lu94, against 844,000 buahela for
laat week. Hungary report drouth and
rust. jvariy rain, bow ever, will largely
BLiri mis oemag.
Tha bulletin of tha Commercial Wait
ays eellng In tha lUd rtver valley Is
back, 60 par oent of laat year a area not
being In laat Saturday. Tlds would make
about t per cent of . laat year's wheat
planted. ConaJderaal of tha land la not
plowed and will go to flax and barley. The
wees: has been ravorabla and the bulletin
expect 7 per eeat to be aown by tomor
row night. Perhaps SO per oent may be
reached of laat year's crop and this will
be tha maximum for this crop. Outside
tha valley seeding la praotloailv dune and
piam ii up ana 100 dag well, aunougn
somewhat lata.
' J. J. Hill la quoted aa saying the spring
wneai ini year wui not be larger than
the arrears of last year. He look a for a
crop or two-thirds from tha entire united
States. Ha believes Jonee Is correct In
airwcUng a shortage of 60,000.000 buahela.
.The range In price of Omnha grain for
future delivery and tha oloae Thursday
au looay were aa follows:
Closed
. Opened. High. Low. Today. Thur.
Wheat
May
... 99
... tl
05 SS t4B 96 B
82 ti 82B 81B
July
Wl.
Corn
May
7VB 71VkB
a b
Hi.
el A
El B
4fiA
July 4"
Sent.
43
Osts-
jnay ....
July
Sept.
M B
iia hb
jl atxea. coo.
Local Cash Grata afavkot.
, "Not mora than If par cant ef tha com
Is now In farmers' hands." aald A. H.
Bawaher. "It Is all good corn now. Our
receipts ror tne last few oays cave oeen
more than half No. I oorn and I think
they will continue so. Our corn ss a whole
is muoh bettor than Chicago gets. Their
Illinois oorn Is bad and some of the Iowa.
What ther aet from here la No. 3 or better.
X see they have tha Idea a big movement
of oorn la axoeoted In this state and that
they will get little of It, the feeders taking
all. . I think a movement of oorn can be
expected, but perhaps not as large aa naa
bean thourhi In the east. We will cer
tainly have more here than the feeders
can us and will be able to supply a good
deal to any market which wants it.
Wheat and oats wsra steady at provall
ln Diioee. but corn waa oft 1 cent. Re
ceipts were: Wheat, t cars In and I cars
out; oorn, M oars In and I cars out; oats,
4 cars In and 6 cars out. Chicago wheat
receipts were t cars and St. Louis S cars.
Omaha oorn received la tha 1 orgeat for
umi rfeva.
Representative Bales of oarlota by sampls
On track, omana: , .
Mixed Corn No. 1. I ear. 60c; No. 1 1
oar, So; no grade, 1 ear, 440,
Oats No grade, I cars, 40o.
. Bye No. '4, 1 car, Mo. .
WHEAT No. 1 hard. PSWe: Ho. t hard.
tfrffKSo; No. 4 hard. 72S78c: No. 1 spring,
a.O. VT n a .Kn- Bi4A
CORN-No. t, 4MfS0; No. I, 4?(J49o: No. 4
i7e-4Sc: no grade, Hrcj No. t yellow, WVM)
11 Ho: No. 1 yellow. 4f50Ho; No, I wblta,
ilGbte; No. 1 white, 4ii4f50o.
OATS No. I, 41o ; No. 1 40b: No. 4,
Wo; No. I white, 42tB4Sc; No. 1 white, 41
420 NO. 4 wnue, B(oevo; Btanaara, uvuw
Notoa froaa the Gxekaage Offlee. '
Oeorga Hallanbeck of Hlnton, la., and
Fred Knott of Maaaena, la., war ajcohang
Vlaltora " .
Omaha Inspections of grain were 28 car.
On car of wheat graded No. hard winter,
1 car No l vallow. 1 oar No. White and
car no grade, or oats, 1 car graued no.
white aad I ears did not
grace.
Omaha grain stocks are
Wheat. 141.89
buahela; corn, 240.SM bnahela; eata, U,U1
buahela contract corn la: Merriam
llolmqulst, 144i8, Union alsvator,
buahela 1 total, latiw ousaeia
' Cloelagf Prleee at Other ' Fatata.
Closing prioea of grain today and Thurs
day at tha markets named were aa follows
CHICAGO. "
Wheat Today. Thur.
July inin.nn.f...... 8t4 47A
September . MB tOhi
torn
July ..... 4tH 4HB
KANSAS CITY.
Whaat-
iuly ...... .... TSi - TM -sp
tern be r TOiB 10
Corn
July 44 44U
Baptember u 42Vi
ST. LOUU.
Wheat-
illly e naSa4 HI IBIS 944
epumber kvsi ' Mi
Corn
July 471 474
September aftti 4ii
MXNNSAPOUaV
.Wheat
SeptemM'e"!".'.'!!..'.!'. 2B ti3
DULUTH
Wheat
July ' M B M.
September . . -. tiB
NEW YORK.
Wheat
July isyji rs
September ....... a U
aaksd. B bid.
BW YORK GBXEKAti MAHJCKT
Raatatlooia af tho Day aa Varioa
Oaaaaa4ltle.
NSW YORK, May tt. FLOUR Receipts,
pirm, with Inquiry; ' wluter patents, 6.Uui
K.4D: Minnesota patanU. li.UKa6.36: winter
straights, Hfci&.10; Minnesota bakers, U.00
winter axtraa, M.4biuu; winter low
grades, 3 bf$ W. Rye flour, steady; fair
to good. Het-lai choloa to fancy, U-lbJ
4.80.
CORNMEAle-Staady; yellow western,
n.O&aLlw; city, U.lul.U; kUn dried. ti.w3
RYB Dull: No. I western. 70a snot.
BARLKX-Steady; feeding, 4o, 0. L f
New York; malting, 66000, c I, I.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, W.0UO bo. Spot mar
ket unsettled; No. 1 rod, nominal, elevator;
No. 1 red, nominal, f. a b.. afloali No. 1
northern Duluth, (102, f. O. bM afloat; No.
1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o, b., afloat.
Options made additional strong advance
during the forenoon, led by May, whloh
Bold at tl. but It weakened and closed Wo
ret hlpher to 440 net lower: May, WHo
H.O0, cloand at toSic; July, KlHflHo, closed
at tlic; September, UlieHrSAu, closed at s4o;
Xeciiiber, USU4Sc. closed at Klo.
CORN Recelpta, l,tli bu.J xports, ,tJ
bu. Spot market firm; No. t, nominal, ele
vator. l7o. f. o. b afloat; No. I yellow, Otto;
No. 1 white, tTo, UpUon market at first
waa strong and higher, but later Bold iff
with wheat, closing barely ateady at Ho
deollne to We advanoa; May, QtS0ko,
closed at 4uc; July, mhCWHo. closed at
a4So; September, WifiMo, closed at frSUo.
OATa-Recelpta, 70,0u0 bu.; exports, .lw
bu. Spot market steady: mixed, K to 11
lte., 44c; natural white. SO to 31 Iba, tsvi
Vac: clipped white, M to 40 Iba, eiVirMwc.
r Ei.l 1nn: eprina bran, la.fco, June
Shipment, middlings, 13.70: June sblpmaat.
city. U40IV324 60.
TAJXOW-lUay; olty, 4o; country, 4HO
HAY Steady; sblpptnc, 46)ro; good to
holce. Kiy7o. I
HOPS fctesdyi state, oommon to choloa,
. llul oroo. luiac; lvul rrop, tJiUtc: olda. tl
l4o. Paclrto coast. IMS crop, lfctJuc; xul
crop t tijjx-; olds. Ml Ho.
lilPkrV-Steady: Galveston. t to Iba.
Uo; California, XI to pouada, Uo; Teaaa
dry. U to 10 pounds, 14c
.RATHER Steady: acid. tKJo,
RICM Steady; domeatlo, fair to extra, t
Cbo; Japan, nominal.
V Ofib-Hrrai duoiestla fieeoa, ttftttc,
ruOYUlAJOtr-ieeaf, aloadjri faiuil. 1.0
bW kam, t
: vi; packet, .Mi!.S0: city tT India
ne, fitoogiloo Cut meats, inaatlv; pie
led belli. KM7mr ntnkled ihnulW
H.M; pickled ham. fWH 09. UM, kj
we-iem itmitimi, e.7v; refme.i, easy; cn
tlnent. tn .75; compound. t04jr ! Pork,
dull famllv IMIA- .Hyw 1u til Artel
is u; mesa HiiiBU.
BI,TTtR-tfr: creamery, common to
extra, HfrtOc; atata. dairy, common to
extra. IS a 19c.
CHEESE New. firmer at 4ac: eld aue-
tatl'ms dropped.
K008-Kssier: western BtoraeTe selection.
17VfCL first. 1717c.
POULTRY-Allv and dreesed. steady and
Unchanged.
CHICAGO OR&II AID rKOTIMOIIt
("water af the TrasHa? CloataaT
Prteea Board at Trad a.
CHTCAOO. Mm 10. An advance of to
In May wheat waa followed by a sharp
break of 44e tndav. The erratic actions
of the May option resulted from apecuiatlve
maneuvere attending me acarcuy ok wns
for present use. Ctoalnx naurea on Hay
were unchanged from yeaterday'a final quo
tations. July closed at a loaa 01
Corn la up 4rc. Oats are down inta,
and provisions are from lc to 12Vjo higher.
A fet. Louis trade Journal In Ita weekly
summary claimed that further Improve
ment In the condition of winter wheat
were reDorted from all sections and that
indications pointed to large yieias in nan-
sas, ruebranka ana Missouri. ine selling
movement Increneed on a sharp decline In
May. Under liberal pront-iaKing tnat oe
II very sold off to PTVjO, a loss of 4So from
the high point The weakness was felt
throughout the entire list, July declining
in syntpatny to woko. ua tne oreaa enons
became active bidder for May, farcing
the Drtoe ud to 9o. where tha market
closed. Future deliveries, however, failed
to rally, July oloalng at 0Ho. a not
loss of &V for tha day. Clearanoea of
wheat and flour war equal to TL00 bu.
Bradstreet's ex porta of wheat and flour for
the week were equal to i.xzb,ow du. iti
mary receipts were 147,700 bu., compared
with IM.40O a year ago. Mlnneapolla, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts af (1
car a, against 70 last week aad Ml a year
a corn market waa strong early In the
day. The selling became quite general and
Rrfoea receded sharply. The market oloaed
rm on renewed coveting by ahorta. July
opened a snaas to Mru to lower at tvepwo.
advanced to 44p, sold off to etVeC Xocal
receipts were cars, eight of eontraot
rrmle.
The feature of trading In eata waa tha
early strength and subsequent weakneas
or tna May delivery. May rangea between
ilHc and Uo. closing at 12c. July opened
a shade to Uo lower at VMukiKo. sold
between Hi34Ho and Mo and oloaed at
Mo. iooai receipta ware 71 cars.
Provisions were firm. Tha market weak.
ened durlaa tha latter nart of the session.
Packers were the principal sellers and the
demand cams from scattered sources. July
pork closed at fll.OtH. July laid was down
Ztyc at e.lKW- tubs were off ac at u
A 1 icauillel 1UIUI Val I sKUipfJU 1UIIUWI
ArtJoies. Open. Hlgh. lw. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat I
May
twioiw
n
a July
b July
a Sept.
WW
T!eb
fS
IS,
874k
HZ
D epu
Corn-
4J
May
July
Soot.
41
47J
47
47Vkj
'41
48
474
4BW64
4iM
41 Wl
On la-
May
July
SeDL
43
43
S
41
. 41
10
WW!
Pork-
July
Saot.
U 29
11 16
4 W
11
11 40
0 40
tt
11 00
U 02H 11 1
U 22
UliW
U 34
Lartl
July
SeuL
10
4 S2W
M
alV4
1
DU
lUbs
July
Sept.
4 42H
UWl 4 47S
No. . a Old. b Naw.-
FIXUR Dull and atronr: winter oatenta
X4 70(U4.M); straights. t44uH0; spring pat
ents, h .ww4.au; straignts, s.vjv4.iv; Daxers,
wriitAT-Nft. 3 spring, atetni.oo; no. 3.
7c: No. 1 red, 11.061.0.
)RN No. 1. 494Hc: No. 1 yellow. El
062HC -
OATS-N. t 429ilc; No. I whlta. 42H
who. .. . ..... . , .. v,,,.
NO. 3, 77a "
AHL.KY Oood f eedin. ' iaOSto: fair to
choice malting, 4B(J66c. " ' '
SEEDS No. 1 flax. tl.W:- No. 'l' north-
weatern, 11.09; prime tlmothyY 43.06: clover.
oontract rrade. 310. 7S. ': 1'
PROVISIONS Mesa Dork'fter" bbU ttO.M
CU.OO. Lard, per 100 lbs., e.20ffi.2a. Short
no sides tioose.1, M.rauw.iift. anort clear
sides, (boxed) 14.2S&.tO.
Tha following were the receipts and shlr-
menia yesieruay;
Receipts Shipnients.
Flour, bbls......
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu..
Oats, bu
so.euo
I1.9W
11, 800
W.W0
(1,700
11.000
60,600
101.000
. nnrt
nye, du...
Barley, bu
00
.. fCgug
1.400
On the Produce exchange todav tha but
ter market waa saaier; creamery, 14911ci;
dairy. 12S17a Fgga, steady; at mark, cases
Included. UUvlowo. Chose, weak: Now
York, (rood, 7WdVkO. v. '
Laals Oral a uaal Pvwvtsloaa.
ST. UOUIBL May Ml WHS1AT Lowari
track, 1X1; July, t4Wo: No. 1 hard. io4ll.
win Btaaay; ua. 1 caao, atvec; July,
41.' . .3.h..mW. AHA
OATa Weak: No. i oaah, 43oj track, 43Wo;
July, 7o; September, Vjo; No. 1 white.
Si LOUR Steady; red winter pa tents, 14.90
64.00; speolal brands. UQ&o higher; extra
tanoy and straight, (4.6cv4l; ciaar, 11.8041
aw.
siSEXe-Timothy, staaay, ya. 400x75.
BRAN Strong I saokad, ast track. fL
UAY rirm: timothy. U.UMiiAJH srairla.
lt.VWul.0O.
ikon convJi xi rw rm,
BAGOINU-4V.
HEMP TWIMlMa
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: fobblnsr. 1U.50.
Lard, stsady; prima a teamed. tAM. Baooa
(boxed), ateady and . unchanged: extra
horta. 17.00; olaar ribs, tl.lVwi ahort dear,
wbtiTRY Firm; chickens, lotto: springa,
KKlc- turkeys, loo; duoks, o: geeaa, to.
H u TTiitt low ; oxaamary, ltilvo; dairy,
Hha.l7o. '
avuUB tnaaoy, una, case muni.
Reoeipta. Shipmenta.
Monr bhla - A0U0 4.000
Wheat, bu - 1. 44.100
Corn, bu....M..H,.... 4u.ooo 41,000
Oata, u..- 44.060 UfiM
Iftiifi City Oravla suaa lrwvtaiaaa.
KANSAS CITY. May 10.-WHEAT
Higher; May, Wo: July. 7Cc: Sept ember,
'vm7Vo; oaan. no, s nara eouviitc; r".
liItlKo' NaT. red. !L0LtiN. , mt
fLOr, receipts, II Cera
CORN-Steady ; May. Wo; July. 44q
44Ho; September, 4i1flt:o; cash. No. 1
mixed. usaMWc; no, a, aiayoeo, na wotta,
stc; No. 1 So4o.
OAl-S-rlrm; No. I wait. 44toj Na t
mixed, 44c
HAY-rirm: ohnloo timothJL tlOBkmH CO;
hole prairie, 13.00.
x I c w.
HOTTER Creamery, l&C17o; dairy. 14a
KOGS Steady ; Uiaaouri and Kansas
stook. cases returned, 12c;
tfK a wuiie.
wooa oases muiuaea, uo.
aeosists. Bhlisnenta
Wheat, bu 11.4W , 41.001
Corn, bu KJ0 17.4(4
Oats, bu 1.000 , UM
rhtladolyhla Pradlaaw Maa-kat.
PHILADKLPIA. Mav I. BUTTER
Steady, fair demand; extra reterncTeam
ery, Uo; extra nearby print. 13a. ,
EOOS Steady, good Inquiry; fraah nearby.
17Wc. at mark; freah western, 17a, at
mark; rrean southwestern. Uo, at mark;
freah southern, Mo. at mark.
CHEKSU-DuU; New York full cream a.
choloa to fancy, Ht44o; fair to good, eHf
IWo.
Mtlwaakoo Orala Markwt, "
MILWAUKEE. May WHEAT Weak:
No. 1 northern. 11: No. 1 nnrtaara. SaiJi
t&o bid; July. Wc bid.
RYE Firm: No. 1. T8t3rfiH.
bAKU&Y-SUady No. A alo: aaxaala. IAS
Oo. .
CORN Firm: MO. a. Uateial Julv. JMla
asked. .
afldaoapwlta Grata xfavkea.
MtNNEAPOLJS. May WrTEAT-Mar.
16Wc; July. MWc; September, tlaiWo; on
traoa, no. 1 aara, satjiBeewo; fo, ;
ern, WThT,o; No. 1 aurthara, 16H
V ..M.a ' . I
second patents, 18 3.hj ft rat olaara,
seoona cieare, ai m
Biuut a oiuk, iauoar.o.
Dalata Urate Market.
DTTLUTH. May 10. WHEAT r atarat
No. 1 hard. t7e; No. 1 aortharn, IsWo: No.
1 northara, MVo. To arrive: No. T hard,
7c; No. 1 northern. 10; No. 1 northern,
ISWc. On track: No. 1 northara, wa;
No. 1 northern. tWHkai May. MWo: Jul.
4o; Beptewbw, li-Ow,
9
tavei pool Owala ava 3rwlsdaa,
IJVFRPOOLj May M.-WHUTM
aay; No. 1 caiueraia. aa iom. Futures
quiet: May, nominal; ,uly. 4 4hd.
CORN Spot, flran: An.rloaa mixed, now,
4s ad; a mw loaa aalxed. old, 4 14. JTatwraa
qulot; May, numlu
luai,
July. 4 4.
rworla Grata Market.1
PEORIA. May- V -CVKN-a--ri No. t,
Ol! tn. t4tev
1 north-
NEW YORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Tasapat af taO 8potm'tiT Kiftd Batnrt
Tiridij.
CAPITALISTS UNWILLING TO BUY OR SELL
OBOorlalaty aa to Which Way Prleoa
May Mavo - Loads Oytraleri to
Proses with Batroxao
Caatloa, s
NEW YORK, Nay 10. The new and
varying fluctuations In the stock market
and the email volume of the total trans
actions each day are an accurate reflection
of the timid and vaccllallng temper of
speculative mind. The great body of capi
talize are evidently refralnlna from either
adding to their holdlnga or Blocks or llqul-
aating. ine oraera by room traders, on
which the market movement depend, do
not afford motive fore for more than email
fractional change. A movement of
fraction Invite taking of the meager
pront or inauce tne prompt pocketing or
a loaa, owing to the great uncertainty a
to wnat direction price may suodsniy
move. The midday rally today waa princi
pally due to the heavy debit balance by
the aubtreaaury at tha clearing houee, due
to the payment of a 49.000,000 treasury war
rant to J. P. Morgan St Co. as fiscal agent a
of th Republic of Panama for the canal.
This, payment I to th benefit of bank
cash and will flarure aa sa offst to th
losaea br sold exoorta. Tha axoorta. in
clpal cause of th lea of ill,b1.00v by th
oank on uoireaaury operations tor ine
week. The 12.6oO.0u0 shipment In gold coin
Is to be reckoned In addition. The move
ment of eaah with tha Interior naa Been
heavily In favor of New Tork again.
promising to reduce th loss to th sub
treasury by fully half.
Weather rDorU favorable to tho crop
war received, out in wneai maraei waa
further Influenced by th ahortage In sup-
alv. Tha cotton market, on the other hand.
by th further fail In prtcea, added to the
attraction for foreign Duyera ana promises
an Imnrovement In tha eXDort showing lor
that atapl. There la an Increaae of 491,000
buahela In th week a export of wnoat over
laat week, but only a small proportion of
the average tor tna correaponoing wn m
raoant vera went out. hlxporU of oorn
were Utlie more than nominal. Th mar
ket rlnaad not far from the beat prlc
Unnit, wars dull and lrrecular. Total sale.
par value, 31,400,000, una bed buuw Doaaa
Wer unohanged on call.
Ftollowln- waa tu rang- 01 prices en ui
Stock axoiiang: ,
Ciaieaxiiga.iow.uioee.
Atchison
10,100
300
2.400
7
31
44
do pfd
1
93
78
B. k O
73
777k
1
Us
do pfd
ltd)
1
90
116
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J
Che. A Ohio
Chloago A A
vdo pfd
Cnlcago Qt. Western
ui U7
us
19
"iod ii
14
c a. w
C. M. A St. P
lev
Y.itA is9 iis 139
100 176 126 176
UO piU .v..
Chicago T. 4V T
do pfd
C. C. C. 4 St. Lk...
i it
S3
100
mo
100
14
m
16
Colo. Southern
do 1st pro.
do Id pfd
61
low
S00 80
Del. A Hudson
K lb4a 164S
164
Del., U & W
300 3t2 3bt 27W
l. A R. a
do Pfd
1
.. 46
32 It
6)1 6n
14 34
ii
69
84
U
Erie
MOO
loOO
300
100
do Ut pfd
do Zd pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
tOO 12 Ut
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
BS
a tf
loo ii
400 I8W
38
I 4 N
Manhattan L.
Met, Securities
Met, St. Ry
Minn. A St. L
400 ioiw ioVj
1.400 UAt 1V
300 77 7
1,300 110 110
"ioo ei iivi
M., St. P. A 8. St M.
do pfd
Mo. Pad flo
1,000
Lioo
400
30
16
36
M., at. X
do nfd
Nat'l R. R of M. pfd
N. Y. Central
Norfolk A W
1,100 114 114
200 64 64
do pfd
Ontario A W
300 30
30
111
Pennsylvania
P.. C, C. & St, Is.
Reading
4,7l0 113
1.900 41 41
do 1st pra
do 2d pfd.;
'iiooJ
Rock Island Co...,
do pfd
St. Ii 4 1 F. Id pfd
300
too
St. Louis S. W
do pfd
So. Pacific
So. Railway I
do ofd
6.100
1.900
700
Texas & Pacific
Tdl., St. Ia A W.....
100 14 14
do nfd J
Union Pacific 11,600
do pfd.. "0
Wabash 300
do bfd 4UU
til
W. A Lake Eri
Wl. Central
i.'c.ntr-ai::::::::::
'I
Adam x t,.M ...
American Ex.
U. S. Ex M.
Walla-Fargo Eht...M ,
AmaL Copper leoO
Ml
Amer. car jt ouv
da nfd lot
Amer. Cotton Oil
UO Bill. ... ..
Amer. Io.
do pfd
Amer. Unseed Oil...
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
100
"IS
"ileoo
1.600
t.400
do pfd
Amer, Smalt. A R..
do pfd..
Amer. Sugar Ref....
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Pnln tfS.el I
jruh sa
1.100 too
too 11
don.' Oa
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Oeneral Electric. ...
600 161 164
Inter. Paper.
do pra ......
Inter Pump. ...... ..,
NltLlad:::::::::::::"-4t ii
No. Amerloaa x-dlv ,,
Paolflo Mall 100
People's Oaa. .......
Pressed Steel Car..
'ioo
do pf a. ...........
Pullman P. Car..
Republlo StaaU...
do pfd,.
Rubber Oooda.....
U, HID ,IMH,M
8
Senn. Coal I
. S. Leather
da ofd
7
U. B. Raaltr
tT0
iiioo
100
0
do pfd
V. a. Rubber-
a pfd
IT S. Steal
Moo.
do era u.300
WestTngb. Blectli... 60 1
Western Union tuO
Total gala for tne aay, mi
aharaa,
ostsa ttask 4kw4alama
OttTON. May t Call loans. tfftH V
oent; Urn loan. 4CS par oant. OtmolaJ
closing or atocaa ana sonii:
Atchlaaa aaj. 4s.
as 4s
Mm- Osatiai 4a...
Atshlaoa
si
aW
. 44
e era
Bostsa Alkaay.
.. i Aasrloaa glaa .....
Atlaalta T4
Itiseaai Bu
Cal. A Mssla. 440
Osataoalal It
Oepasr Rao ..... 41 '4
Dalf Wsst IMt
Dsfnlnloa Gael ..... 41 St
Prasklla Tu,
(tsstsa A kUlae 14
Boatsa MrnUI !
pltehsarg pi 14
Hex. vssarai
T.. N. it. a n...i
pare liaraestte 77
Valsa raaiae 33
asr. Ara. VBssa.., n
Oraasy ......,..... 3
aa are -
lala Korsla ......... IW
Asmt. Pas. Take.
Ansa ar
SH'Sisaa. Miaiag ...... 1
.tatSiiMicblBaa 4
x. e , w- . h ... ,is
Woslaa M Oi4 DssBlaiaa ...... llt.
s X4 nwiossssia ...... ....... s
natalsa L A
Bdlasa glss. IUB.....I44
Osasml Blsstrte ....-14
Masa. BIsoIrM ...... t
Qalasr tuyi
Baaaasa ...-... 1
1. mm ....... se.
S3
a
..... V.
JS4 V.
Oattad rratt
Vans tkoe Masa,... Pta u
aa p'e .... . ........... s
. a, tuat A... rt4 Wlrwaa ..... t
as BM M'Wetsrtae 74
Bid.
Raw Tork Mlalaar Staaka.
MXW YORK, May 16V-Tha following are
the closing
kg pnoe
en mining atoeka:
Utile Cahat ........
Oauute la
Osaw .......JM
Paasall ....... 9
r-stsal 14
BaTssa 44
Bisara Neva a
Bsisll Hopes 14
AU.m .......... av
Brass a;
Braassrlah Osa ..... f
Canatsck Taaaal ... M
Osa. CsL A Va. I
Mora Bilvav
tnlTsr .....iaa
bead rl lis Oea 3
Ksrey Yorxc Mwwey Market.
ITSW YORK. May t. MONET On caQ.
,a..a,ft m ...t .In-I r. m ,l IV f
fers4 atl per cent. Time loana. steady;
40 and 10 days. 3 par cent; 4 months, a
tri per oent. I rim aoarcauui paper, o
4 pr csnt .
BTk.XU4.a S-A.C liiaJN U 10 IX WKh
THBltr
g. sflaiag ......
. OU
actual busln In banker' bills at U.tm
e4.M?4 ror demand and at 14. 843-1 ss far
0-day bills; poeted raten, 14IW94S4 and
H F'tjr,IV'; ciFramnrciai OII1B, 34 M.
SILVER Bar, Kv; Mexican dollara. 44e,
BONDS Oovernm en t, ataady; railroad.
Irrearular.
The oloalng quotations on bond are as
roiiows:
C. A rat. xa, n....tylilMankattaa a a. 4s... .11
..-l"Hjku. Central . H
...'"! as ut Ine ii
...lwiMinn. a . U 4.... 44
...HtVM.. K. T. 4a 1
...1"HJ da to 71
...lWVft R. R. ef M. a 4a T4
...i4,in. T. C. a. Ia 4
4e eoupon
4e eew 4a ra.
4s el4 4a. re...
4e eoaa
Atrhlena ia. 4a..
4e adj. la
Atlantis C. U 4a..
. O. 4
4s IWa
Ontral et Oa. ta.
4e 1st Ine
nea Ohio 4t4.
...101 N. J. C. a. Ie 1I1U
No. Paclts 4a,
4a la
A W. a 4a
O. B. L, 4e A par..
Pean. eanv. Its....
.144 4
. t
. 44
.. as
..ItWVt
74
Heaniaa n.
.. M4
I0 t. U A I. M. a Is . 114
rhicacs A A. ISta
81. u B y. (a. 4a. HI
v.. B. a a. a. 4s.
n. 1 n. w. la .. hu
v- M. a 8
r. I aeabosre a. Ie 4a.... TO
c. N
71 12t HO. Pscllls 4 1U
O.. R. L T. 4a iBo. Rallw..
.115H
.11IS4
do eel. ta Tl t... a a i.
v u.o. a a. u t. 4e..loit T . St. U W,
Chlssao Tsr. 4a..
74 S Union Piolno 4a 041
Con. Tobsoco 4a....
Cole. Bs. 4s
D. A R. O. 4s
Erls prior Ilea 4a..
4o (An. 4a
r. w. a d. c. is..
Hooking Val. 4 Saa.
U A N. nnt. 4s....
Offered.
. ae eonv. 4s....,
.44 :r. 8. atssl Id la
. V Watsah Is
.41 I to dab. B
.. 71
..114H
.. 37
.. 1st.
. SKVi TV U B 4
.T0Sk Wis. Caatral 4a
.IOT'4 Colo. P. A I. a ia.
.100
70
Lsados Itock Market.
LONDON. May 10. -Oloalng:
usnsaia aiansy
4s anaoiiK ..
.. 0 N. T. Csotrsl....
94 7-11 Norfolk A W.
.. do prd ,
.. 4VOnlarlo a W....
.... IT
AaassoSa
Aleklsoa
4s pfd
BafcUnioFa a 'Okie,
(aaadiaa Paells ..
Case. Okl ,
Ctaicais Ot. W ,
c. m. a at p
DsBsara
CAR. o
f
Brls
4a 1st pfd
s M pfa
llllnsls Central .
31
lo
3114
KHPnn7lrnla .....
. tta
Rand Mlaaa
.n
. I01
. lw
Rsadlna
ds 1st pfd
do Id pld
II
11
.141Vi
. 1IH
. IV
. 44
. M
. 44
. 4
.111
.lo t
ao. nan war
do pfd ....
So. Paoiflo .,,
t'nloa Paolflo
do pf4
C. B. Steal...,
do pfd
Wabesa ......
do Dfd ....
9
44
44
44
44
...... 4
....... 31
Leala A Mask
3t K. a T
17
34
14 VI
Bpaalsti 4a
... ax
IInyF5',Ba, uncr''. 7-18d par oa.
per cem.
The rate of ii i.emm t in t v. a n.v.
for short hills Is, Iiailfi-14 per cent; for
three month' bills. 116-18a2 per cant.
REPORT Or TBI CLRARIifO aOCIES.
Traaaaettoaa af th Aeaaclated Baaks
Dnrlaar th Pa at Week.
NEW YORJf. Mav 3d Th. f Allowing
table, complied by Bradstreet, ihowa the
bank olrarlng at th principal cltle for
the wek ended Mav 12 with tha nr-
centage of Increaae and decrease as com
pared with the oorreaponding week laat
year:
CITIES. Clearings. Ino. Dm.
Nfw Tork ttL.r,mj5X J .T
Chicago 140.020.929 11.1
Boston 132,462,442 4.1
PhlladslphU 107.277,366 14.1
St- Louis 63.48s.6in 1.0
PitUburg !7,696.6fn M.i
San Francisco I0.2S,9S8 7.1
BaJUmor i t0.008,461 16 4
Cincinnati ,28,460 3.0
Kansas City 17.294.808 .
New Orlean 13.661.730 11.6
Cleveland 12,279,061 25.1
Minneapolis 10.802,007 7.8
Ptrolt 10.601,444 1
Louisville 10,784.612 11.6
OMAHA 7,669.494 t.t
Milwaukee 7,766,606 9.4
Providence 4,469.000 9.4
Buffalo i.102,912 7.7
Indianapolis 6.278,527 20.6
St. Paul ' 6,289,858 6.7
Los Angela 7,059.633 14.1
St. Joseph . 4.462.964 13 8
Dsnver 4.292.200 14 6
Colunil us 4.470,900 10.6
Memnliia 4,069.236 7.7
Seat'le 1,977,30 1.1
Richmond 4,448.286 7.1
Washington 4.086,3)9 7.9
Savannah 1.874.976 8.1
Albany 4.S1.308 6.2
Portland. Or 1,234,621 7.6
Fort Worth 1,678.749 1.8
Toledo, 0 1,081,802 1.4
Salt Lake City 2,606. 4!3 15.6
Peoria 1,362.753 14.5
Atlanta 2,697,169 7.8
Rochester 1,343.664 12.8
Hartford 2.213.112 16.0
Nashville, 2,634,000 M
Des Moines 2.371.301 10.6
Spokane, Wash....... 1.342,3!8 12 3 t
Tacoma 1,988.673 3.2
Grand Rapid 2.003,887 16.0
New Haven 1,024.758 6.2
Dayton 1,641.618 6.4
Norfolk 1,680,999 2.4
Springfield, Mass .... 1.696,561 4
Worcester 1,143.470 16.8
Portland. Me 1,491.623 2.8 ......
Augusta, Oa 981, F66 24.1
Topeka 9 1 3, 76 26. S
Blcux City 1.231,015 16.4
Syracuse 1,610,658 1.1
Evanevllle 1.061,446 18.9
Birmingham 1.216.646 14.1
Wilmington, Del 1.084,630 11.7
Knoxville U07.398 221
Davenport 762,839 11.1
Little Rock 828.820
Wllkaabarr 827.854 4.1
Fall River 729.B43 11.6
Maoon 650.000 10.6
Wheeling. W, Va 734.231 1.1
Wichita 1,004.5X6 14.7
Akron 649,000 16.1
Chattanooga 129,082 11.1
Springfield, 111 623.607 9 8
Kalamasoo, Mich 741,940 4.7 ......
Youngstown 872,190 17.4
Helena 611.362 26 1
Lexington 618,190 15.9
Fargo, N. D 429.261 10.6
New Bedford 462.9I 11.1
Canton, 0 839,000 (6.5
Jacksonville, Fla 868,076 99.6
Lowell 624,678 21.8
Cheater, Pa 482.218 12.0 .......
Oreenaburg, Pft.i.... 863,4t4 ...... 41.4
Rookford, III 432.649 t.S
Blnghampton 492,200 U.S..
Springfield, 0 818.647 21.6
Bloomlngton, III 104.884 T.8
stuincy. Hi 874, 428 2.1
Sioux Falls, 8. D.... J46.691 7.4......
Mansfield. O IS'SS '"i'j U t
Decatur. Ill 36,92 4.4 ......
Jsoksonvlll. IU JS5-"Ai lT
Fremont. Nb 166 .JjJ
tHouaton " i2 ?" ? !
tOalveaton 6,628.000 4 1
ICharleaton, 8. C 1,005,676 4.1
tidar Rapids 161.026
Totals. U. H J2,024.241,4lr7 .7
OutSld N. f ...... 794.4a.8g7 7.1
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Quabeo
Vanoouver, B. C...
Hamilton
Iiondon, Ont
St. John, N. B
Victoria, B. O
tO.644.099
17.973.836i
1.1
16.4
1.1
B.7
tl
15.6
If 1
22 0
4.4
1.4
19.1
l.tj......
4,8"6 8H0f
l,9f'9.146
1.742,366
1.6H4.741
1,447,776
1,711.101
144.431
9b,3M'
(44.6991
r
Total. Canada....
61.712.627
ivm included In toUls bacauB oontalning
other Item than olearlng.
I Net included in ttaia oacauaoox no oam
pariaoa lor laat yr.
Forolara vnaauiatal.
wmr rar w- v an Business en th
bourss torfay w dull, but values war
fairly maintained. . .
w .Du u.u tin Prices on tha hours
today opened firm and became very ani
mated, especially ruii, m,i "-'T -t.n,
in oonaeaueno of Russian
vlotoiiea Prlvats rat of discount, 1 per
oent. Thr per oent rentes, aa oa tor me
account. . . .
LONDON, Jwar ". mw u".niiv.
money Increased In the market today, pi s-
oounta wsr firmsr. rrices me owvm.
ohangs were rainy nmi. mnam
.i.e Amerinana onened Irrevulnr, with
took fairly steady, but operator wer
Idle Later prloes naraenea somewniti.
Buslne dosad quiet. Foreigners were
a . .. i AwnAnf Jana.iaia. whloh loat
a point or two In oonso.uno of th naval
disaster.
Rauak Claaurtagta.
OMAHA. May to. Bank olearlnr for to
day. 11.27,132.36, an lnoraaa r (HAlO.gl
vr th corresponding day laat yaar.
lagat aad Moaaaaoa.
NE7W YORK. May 30. SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair rennlng, 300 7-lsc; oentrlfugal
I leal, o u a itf-j j. , u e , rav
8-16C. Refined, firm.
NEW ORLJSANS. May . 8UOAR
Strong; open kettle, IVtf 8-lAo; .centrif
ugal. k3l 3-14c; oentrlfugal whites 4tg(4o
yellowa, t-l: aeoooda !43o.
MOLASSttS Nominal; open kettle, 2D9
16c: cantrUugal, 10 lie Syrup, nominal, to
to 26a.
1 $
Dry OooA Market.
NDW YORK. May 30. DRY GOODS Lit
tle ehana in ooiwUtione ta noted. Buyer
are waiting to ae what th outnent of
th special sale to be held next rk will
be. Certain ptioe are baiu named, but
as a ml eallar refrain frexa iuakinT uota
tlona Tea rrea trip to th World' fair each
week. Be ooupoa on Pag I
0V1DA LIVE SIOCH MARKET
8m all las of Oattla and the litrktt Btiltd
Aotirt tad Folly Stead,
HOGS SOLO STEADY TO FIVt LOWER
Receipt at Sheep aad Laaab steal
er at aad Market Pally Steady,
Cstlarada Waoled Laaab telllaa;
at Top Prlee ot th Isaaoa,
SOUTH OMAHA. May 24, 1904.
Recelnta were:
Cattle. Hogs, Bheeax
OfTloial Monday ....
Official Tueeday....
Official Wednesday
Official Thuraday ..
OlDcial Friday
... 2.439 6..6 1.36S
... 4.476 1 6.020 1.44
... 4.4HO 30.671 1.348
... 1..V.1 14.514 1.871
... 1,167 7.478 1 442
Flv days thl week. . .16.0K1 6&,89 11.4M
Same days laat week.. ..14.813 34.555 11.417
Same week before 17.9C4 47.724 18.671
Same three weeks ago. .2S.3.-4 60.701 21.91
Same four weeke am.... 11.669 64.592 83 691
Same days laat year.... 12.906 Su.tvl 13.HM
RKCE1PTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table ahowa tha recelnta of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date with comparison with last
lSli
laru ions Tha hv
Pttl .....116,091 877.714 ..... 1421
''Ok 998.421 899.580 98 841
Sheep , 634 066 600,844 133.101
YESTERDAYS SHIPMENTS.
The following Hat shows the number of
cars or feeders ahlpped to tn oountry yeo-
waay ana their destination: -
average prlcea paid for noga at BodtB
uniana xor in last aavar.. niri wiia com-
I'ai irqpi
Pto ltOA130t.l.im.ritM.ttt.l(B.
My L..
Mar I...
tt(10l44ltl4J
. 4 B 474 7616 71 8 II 34
.4 65 7011711 17 144
. 1 69 4 76 1 44 t 34 8 M
. 4 4S 472703 (228 61
,4 4544tNlt7 144
. 4 44 463(93149(11
(61700(44( 10 169
4 (7 641 708 6 661 (It 166
4 6S 7 07 ( 61 ( 16 1 62
4 44 t 64 (46 (14 t 61
. 4 61 4 46 4 (1(144
4 t . 4 41 7 0 ( ts I fa
4 48- 6 34 7 12 ( 71 ( 17
4 82 7 12 ( G4 (11 I 67
4 40 (36 777(69l23t3
4 62 7 13 ( 72 ( tO I 40
4 62 4 27 ( 73 5 11 t 59
4 47 4 31 7 11 6 10 3 66
4 40(27 7 11(71 166
I M
I "
I 9t
Way t...
May 4...
May I...
3 94
I It
May f...
M
ay 7...
t 30
May
a
t
1 96
1 17
411
4 86
4 12
May
May 14...
May ii..
May 11..
May 13...
May 14..,
May 16...
May 16...
May 17...
May 18..,
May 19...
s
4 a
4 41
4 21
4 16
4 16
May 29...
Indicate Sunday.
Th official number of car of stock
brought in today by each road wast
Cattl. Ilog. Sheep.H'r'a
C, M. St BU P. Ry,
Tl V V.
1
1
Mo. Pad do Ry I
Union Pn.a. System., it
C. A N. W. Ry 1
F.. E. A M. V. R. R.. 18
25
t
to
10
to
I
4
1
1
107
C, St. P., M. A O.... 11
B. A M. Ry 14
C. B. A Q. Ry 1
K. C. A St. J
C, R. I. A P., east.. ..
C, R. I. A P., weat.. ..
Illinois Central
Total receipts 61
The disposition of the day's receipt
as follows, each buyer purchasing th nuro-
Der ot neaa indicated:
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing: Co..
1
1.105
2.2U)
13U0
41
Swift and Company
Cudaby Packing Co
Armour A C0...1 ,
Omaha P Co.. St. J
Swift, from K. C
109
2X7
44
63
283
n
2,0u7
Swift, from St. Joe
Vansani A Co
Lobman & Co 1
Hill A Son
Hamilton A Rothschild,
L. F. Hubs
F. & 8
Cin. E. Co
J. B. Root & Co
N. Hagerty A Co
Other buyers
1
67
1
22
26
96
1
8
15
64
25
CATTLE There was a very moderate run
of cattle here this morning, even tor a
Friday,, and aa all the buyers, both for
local Dackers and for ahliiuera. seemed tu
be quite anxious for supplies, the market
ruled active, with urlces ateady to strong
It did not take but a thort time for every
thing to change hands.
The steer market could be quoted active
and steady 011 the general run of cattle
and In the caae of the choicer bunches the
prlcea paid In many Inslancea were a little
Btronger. There were quite a few choice
cattle offered, as will be seen from the
aales below. A load aold for to.OO and a
few email bunchoa sold from that UD to
35.20. As compared with a week ago th
general market is a nine nig ner. un ine
average the advance amount to about a
dim. Something that Just suited buyers
may have sold as much aa too niiier, wnue
on th other hand la.a desirable grades are
not aa muoh aa a dim higher. Taking th
week aa a whole the market has been In
very satisfactory condition and eaah day's
receipts hav bean well cared for.
The cow market was also activ and
teady today, with aome sales perhaps a
little stronger. There wer only a fw on
sale, so that everything was out of first
hands In short order. For th weak there
la not much change on the light-weight
cows and heifers, as they hav been selling
high all along. Hnavy cows and helfere,
though, that were neglected last week are
about a dim higher this week and In some
eases perhaps mora dinners and common
cutters, however, are slow and lower.
Bulla, vsal calves snd stsgs showed no
quotable change, everything eelllng with
out much trouble at ateadv prioea.
There wer only a few Blockers and feed
ers offered and In spite of the fact that the
end of the week is at hand they aold fully
ateady Where th quality was at all good.
Thsv are also considerably higher for the
week. The better grades are now quotable
from 11.00 to ! 40. Representative sale:
BKlsjr tsri'JU.KB.
No.
I....
3....
1....
I. ...
3....
4....
1....
II....
14....
3....
14....
II. ...
44....
31....
10....
41....
I....
14....
4....
1...
1....
8....
At.
rr.
120 I 16
715 8 IS
410 8 H
o 4 44
Ull 4 14
IM 4 14
140 4 IS
Ull 4 M
...M 44
.... Hi iH
....1111 4 44
....1210 4 44
....MUT 4 40
....lilt 4 60
....1134 4 44
....Hit 4 44
....Hit 4 14
...J044 4 41
....149 4 44
....1411 t
....1144 4 44
,...11M 4 It
....12T7 4 T4
....M44 4 ft
4 IS
.... Ill 4 M
....1114 4 33
....loal 4 44
,...111 4 44
.... 171 4 4
....un 4 a
....1031 4 41
....111 4 4
....11M 4 44
....lew 4 44
....1144 4 4
....nso 4 so
....ll 4 Tl
....1UT
....ISM
,...ii4i as
....1141 4 3
11....
17....
34""
cowsV
1.,
1..
I..
1..
1..
1..
9...
1..
1..
8..
3..
1..
1..
4..
4..
1..
L.
1..
8...
34..
1...
, ...... 47 8
1U4 3 33
440 3 4
....... K0 3 41
MM 3 T4
lubO 8 4
Ull 3 43
1U40 3 N
loan 3
415 I 04
mo 3 io
luoo I
low I M
lou 1 M
in I 44
470 I 14
1110 I 44
HEIFERS.
........ 400 8 40 3
441 I 44 4
TH 3 44 II
1040 4 10 II .....
BULLS.
.1100 3 31 1
1...
1...
......1410 8 40 1
..... 174 8 40 1 I
119 I 44 . 1
I.,
1. H30 3 74 i.. UN 8 44
I...- ua 174 1. .1740 II
1 mo ATAi,W." 147. 4 0.
470 8 44 V.- 144 4 M
A. .......... 144 4 4 . 3......... 170 4 04
L 10 4 4 U.. 140 I 04
t ....... 144 4 44 1,. ........ UI IM
...... ... IM 4 10 .
STOCK Kit 3 AND FEEDERS.
I..... 40 I 0 ......... 044 3 T4
A 4so I (4 3 laf 1 at
14 sea I ia 1.... i 4 00
34 8 74 34 IM 4 M
1 1000 I 75 40..... 1117 4 14
I.... 140 8 71 31 lull I 40
HOOS Thr was a much mora moderate
run of hoaa her thl morning, but at soma
of th other point receipt war liberal for
tha tim of wek and price continued
downward at thoat point. Th market here
aa ratnar iw ana an in way rrom
ateadv to a nickel lower, or generally a
had lower. SaUsmen all wanted steady
prices, whlls packers wsr not willing to
give that much, except In the caae of the
choice grades. The bulk of the good
weight ho. a went from (4 CPA to 14.60, with
?rlm load moauy n ss mi w as.oe. in
larht and common atuft aold .roin 14.43
dwa. Owing to th law x 01 aoiimy it m
rather lata before the bulk waa dlaromed of.
Thar waa not a great deal of difference
In th latter part of tha market, thumb Ir
anything the feeling waa weak. Packers
laful to pay practically th lami prtc lata
Ns
II
11.
II
7
II
II
II
II
17
8
11
A
4.,
4
It
IS
-....Ull I 04
14 Ull 04
1444 4 1
t 1T40 3 3
STEERS AND COWS.
Ml 4 H 4 UN 4(4
141 4 34
STEKRH AND HEIFERS.
Mt 4 34 II Ull 4 3
KMT 4 40 I...... 1114 4 4
M..M.tari a aa
W 3 14
- 444 3 44
114 I T
3 ....lu ( Tl
7 list 8 44
34 14 '1 8 40
4 1)11 I 44
1 law) 8
4 1144 4 09
t 11T 4 04
i 11"! 4 04
3 llul 4 4
7 ...11M 4 14
It lit! 4 19
3 un 4 14
1U60 4 14
1 1x10 a Ta
.. 4 1
.. 414 4 14
.. 411 IU
.. lo 4 13
..too' 3 Tl
, .also I Tl
..1110 3 71
uia a ta
a thev did early and a grod clearance was
msa Deror noon, tteprearntative saiea
Ns. At. Sk. Ft Ks. A. CUi. Pr
10 .; 19 ... 14 tl m 144 4 4TU
3. IM ... 4N 74 TM ... 4 47v
14 44 4 M 41 117 ... 4 4TV4,
44 171 14 111 a Ill ... 4 TH
31 1H ... 4 4 T tit 144 4 4"S
T4. IN ... 4 44 14 t4 ... 4 47
41 14 ... 4 44 IS 171 140 4 47W
71 in ... 4 44 71 IM lot 4 47
40 10 1X4 4 44 71 17T 40 4 47V4
74 lit ... 4 44 IT 147 44 4 47
44 117 ... I 40 1 47 I I ... 4 41k,
44 114 ... 4 4J Tl 1.14 ... 47
Tl I4 144 4 II 41 ? 4 4 47
4 X 4 4 41 1 l ito 47
41 Ill 44 4 41 Tl V 41 4 47
7 r 44 4 41 44 140 an 4 4T
41 r 10 4 41 41 tn ll 47
70 Ml 44 4 41 41 KM M I 47
Tl Ill ... 4 41 IS 140 110 4 47
14 !'4 4 41 T la 40 4 4T
rr i4 i 4 44 14 r4 to 4 47
44 t4 M 4 44 4t T lh 410
H ant M 4 41 14 171 ... 4 10
TO til 110 4 14 41 140 4 44
4 t'l 1"0 4 44 17 4 40 4 14
77 ttt 140 4 44 Tl 1.U ... I II
M 114 10 4 44 44 rtl ... 4 14
44 IM 110 4 44 T IM 144 4 44
40 rtl ... 4 41 47 ITO ... 4 14
TO 114 300 4 44 44 M 30 1 14
47 3 M 4 44 T4 ta ... 4 40
44 Ill ... 4 44 94 UI ... 4 14
44 Ml 4 4 44 40 14 ... 4 44
14 IM 44 4 M 44 7 140 4 4f
41 Ml t 4 W 44 14 ... 4 4
74 Ill SI 4 44 44 144 140 4 44
41 141 ... 4 41 71 Ml 14 4 1
II Ill 11 4 43 34 14 1-44 4 44
41 Ill ... 4 43 41 ia ... 4 14
71 114 ... 4 41 40 Wl ... IH
74 Ml 144 4 M 74 M7 14 4 54
44 !S 44 4 tf 44 It 4 4 l?
74 K 44 4 41 44 14 ... 4 11
7 14 44 4 41 II 14 44 4 It
3 II 34 4 41 40 IM 44 4 II
43 Ml ... 4 47 44 14 9 4 II
ft M4 44 I ,7J N M0 3 4 55
J4- 44 14 4 47 44 Ml ... 114
M4 ... 4 47(f 74 Ml 13 4 54
4 XM 14 4 47 14 Ml ... 4 44
RUEEP-Tluira vane a.l. .hnnl itnmn
loads of sheep and lambs on sal this morn
ing and th market ruled activ and steady
to strong on good stuff. A new top wa
put on th market for Colorado wooled
tamoa, a Dig string or them selling aa high
MM.il. Th prevlou high sale wa 14.4a,
whloh was made yesterday. Th lamb
that war sold today, though, wer better
than any that have been her In th last
few day. In the nam shipment with th
lamb wer som Colorado wooled ewe
wnicn wer rood mouth tn brine? 33. 2&.
With th exoeptlon of aome western wooled
lambs that brought 16 there wa not much
else on sal that could be called good.
Everything though, changed hands In good
ume at ruiiy steady prices.
Quotations fur dinned stock: Oood to
choice lambs. !6.60a6.5: fair to good lamb.
15.00?6.60: good to choice wooled lamb.
t4604.76; fair to gnod woolel lamb. f60Hl
ww; nowi id cnuice ywiniRB or wpintia,
16.00fr6.26; fair to good yearlings or wethers,
34. 766 00; good to choice ewe, 14 7034.10;
cair to gooa ewes, yv W4J-4. (U,
rtepreaaniauv sales
JNo. Av. Pr.
10 weetern ewe ... 71 4 28
14 western wether 94 4 75
104 western wether Ill (00
( western cull lamb 63 ( 00 .
74 western lamb 69 (25
It Colorado wooled waa 104 (25
177 Colorado wooled lamb 79 4 75
81 Colorado wooled lamb 80 t 7i
40 weetern oull awe 73 1 86
36 western spring lambs 83 I 00
217 Mexican wooled wethers 80 4 76
25 Mexican wooled lambe., 45 S 00
210 western wooled lambs 72 t 00
CHICAGO IJYB STOCK MARKET
Oattla sua Iheep BtaaAy aad Hoars
Civ' Coat Lower.
CHICAGO. Mav 20. CATTLJC RaoelDta
1,600 head: market steady to good; prime
steers, I6.20i36.i0; poor to medium, ti.eotil
6.20; stockers and feeders, Hi4i4.60; cows
and heifers. 11.dOi8M.6j: cannera. 11.602. 75:
bulla, K 2fxiT4.8; calve, 12.506.66; Txa
ieq eieers, I.ura2.eu.
HOOS Recelnta todav. 10.000 head: aa
tlmated tomorrow, 16,000 head; market 6c
lower; mixed and butchers, (4.604.77;
good to choice heavy, 14.70(4.80; rough
heavy. t4.5MM.66: llahL 14.604i4.7O: bulk of
ales, 14.6&4PI.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoelpt. (.000
head; market steady to strong; Inmbi
fctondy to strona: rood to choice wethern.
15.00(.60; fair to choice mixed. 13.76(16.00:
weHlern sheen. 24.76flb.60: cllrined native
iamDs, i4.uiiou.2u; weatern iambs, xtx0OiiK.M;
spring lambs, 16.007.00.
Kew York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Mav 20. BEEVES Re
ceipts. 2.666 head: market for srood to
cnoiee, steady; for others, losfino lower
for bulls and cows, steady: steers. 14. 70
6.66; tail-ends. l4.0CxfT4.26: bulls. 13.60ii4.75
cows, ti.8bgi4.oo. cables quoted live cattlo
steady at ltflj'ie per pound, dresaed
weight: sheep at 13MiH14Hc: yearllna. 16c
dressed weight; refrigerator beef. 9u per
pound. Shipments tomorrow: 760 head of
cattle and v.OL'a quarters of beer.
CALVta- Kecelpt. l.OtiZ head: market
16.00: culls. 13.00: buttermilks. 13.60: dressed
calves Blow: city dressed veals. SarDo per
pound; country dressed, Qy7c. .
HOOS Receipts. 1,103 head; market firm;
state and Pennsylvania hogs, to 2fy6.35;
choice, 15.40; common Jersey light, 36.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.905
head; market for sheep firm nnd higher;
for lamb. 104X1 5o higher for best grades;
common and medium, steady: no spring
lamb offered; sheen, 14.15iT5.1o; no prima
her; lamb, 34.owjri.z&; cuna, (6.eu.
Kiaaai City Live Hook STarkot.
KANSAS CITY, May 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 300 head. Including 60 southerns
market steady: export and dreaned beef
eteers, t4 754jo.25; fair to good, 34.0031.80;
western red steers. X4.arni4.9u: Blockers ana
feeder. 13.254.70; southern steers, 1S.760J
4 60; southsrn cows, 33.36(9.76; native eows,
2. 00-4.25; native heifers, $16044w; bulla,
t3.0(XQ.80; calves. 12.76fo.26.
HOOS Recelpta. 9.600 head market bo
lower; top, 14.70; bulk of Bales, !4.4!xg4.66;
heavy. tt.v8-1.70: packer, t4.60tpt.66: pig
and light, (4.00Q4.57.
BiiU,B.t- ana uiucii neceinis, i.vhj
head; market steady; native lambs, 16.4Vd
6.90: western lambs. 36.0Oii4.76: fed ewes.
14.2604.75; Texa clipped yearlings, 14.769
6.26; Texa clipped aheep, 14.60414.80; stock
er and feeders, 13.50&4.60.
St. Loat Uro Stoek Harkii
ST. LOUIS. Mav SO. CATTLE Recelnta.
1,000 head. Including 200 Teiana; mnrket
steady; native shipping and export steers,
H. 00(774.60; dreaaed beef and butcher steers,
!4.00(u6.60; steers under 1,000 lbs., 13.854.50;
stockers -and feeders, 13.603fM.60; cows snd
heifers, $2. 77.(774.60; canners. 12 25'3!2.80; bulls,
12.6O&3 40; calves, 14.6S.0O; Texa and. In
dian a tear a, 13.60tS4.76; cow and heifers.
tl.40irM.00.
Ht08 Receipts, 0,000 head: market to
lower; pigs and lights, 14. 104. 60; packers.
H 60J4 to; Dutcnar ana Dt navy, (t-BOiv
no.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnta. 1.600
head; market steady; native muttons, 14 25
4 o; lambs, 36.007. (: cull and buoks,
t2.7&t84.5t; a lookers, t2.266.oa
t. .Tosenh Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, May 10. CATTLE R-
.Inta IXS hp,H TntFb.l , A
native. t4.26'u6.56: cow and helfera tJlvri
186; stocker and feadara, t.H4.40.
HOOS Recelnta. ( 464 head: market Kn
lower; llarht, t4.40(ii.62; medium and heavy,
!4.47f4 55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
head; market active, firm.
1,090
, Sloax City Llv gtoek Market.
B70TTX CITY. Ia.. Mav 30 (Bnanlal Tela.
gram.) CATTLB Rolpt. 100 head. Mar
ket loo higher; atockera ioo higher; stock
er auady; beeves, (1(094.10; cows, hull
snd ml tad. 12 3fKff4 OOl stockers and feeders.
(3.0O34.00; calv and yearlings, (3. 7673.75.
. Itoek la Slaht.
Following are the receipts of llv stock
for th six prlnolpal westuru oltle yaster
dayt Cattla, Hnaa heap.
South Omaha ..........1.357
7.678
1,443
Chicago .1.5o0
to.ooo
9,600
I (MX)
1.4o4
ffmO
l,6fK)
I.5O0
1,000
Kansas City f)
St. Louis
...2,00
... 8X2
... 100
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Total
.(. (1,444 11,531
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May to. METALS Thar
waa a sharp break In th Iondoo tin mar
ket, with snot declining all 3 6d to 14
12s 6d and future 16 to 47124 under heavier
offerings; locally th market waa asy In
sympathy and oloaed at 127.eTsfJi27.ML Copper
also showed aome weakneea tn London,
loelne: at a decline of 1 Id to 64 12a d
for both apot and future; th local market
waa quiet but unohanged; lake and electro
lvtlc are ciuoted at lU.Oixffll 12 and OHetlna-
at 11263iflls7. Lead remained quiet her
at 14 p4 w, nut waa is 34 lower In London,
wher It cloewd at 11 16. Spelter wa un
changed at 22 In London and at 16.ir.3rt
In th local market. Iron cloand at 61s Id
In Glaagow and at 43s td In Middleaborough;
locally iron is eaay; pi a: iron warrants are
auotad nominal at 13 35: No. 1 northern
foundry I quoted at t15 0nfl1g 60, No. 1
northern foundry at 114. 50n 16.00. No. 1 couth
em foundry and Un. 1 soft aouthern foun
dry at 111 600713 75. Tha I-ondon metal roar
kt will be closed until Tueadny.
ST. IiUW. May tft M K,T AIJJ Led.
dull, (417. Speltar, dull. H-97.
Oils aad Haala.
NEW YORK. May 10 OILS Cottonseed.
eaay; prime crude, nominal: prime yellow,
30. I'etroieuin, easy; rennea, new iuti,
4S 15; Philadelphia and. HnlHinore. 10; In
bulk, 18 20. Turpuntlm, Bleady. Wif.XHo.
ItOHI N Quint; airaluad, common to good.
(7 nr.' rz vi
CilL Clll, May w, vii-o creait p-
ancea. 17.63; eertlfloataa. a bid; ahlpmenla.
M.714 bbls.; average, 77.877 bhla; runs, 8S."i
bbls ; average, 76.fi bbls. Shipment. Lima,
44,M bbla; average, 68.4K1 bbla; run. Lima,
(4,100 bbla; evra-, 44,744 bbla.
i
OMAHA WnOLBIAaJO aVARKGTS.
Ca4ltta af Trad aad (taatatloa aa
(apl aast Faaey prsdart,
EGOS ReoeliMs, liberal; market ateady
fresh slock, loo.
UVB POULTRY Hena, 10ri0o; rooet.
era, according to ataa, Uyfia; tuikeya, I404
ducks, 9c; geese, (o.
Li U TT K. R Pack I ng stock. 19 c; cholc t
fancy dairy, 14ui6o; separator, lJAo,
iUMJiki i'lbil Trout, lac; picaerel, 10c !
pike, lie; perah, 7o; biunh, 12c: white
nan, llo; almon, 14o; rdanappr, 11c; lob
ater, green, 24c; lolr, boned, AH.-; bull
head, llo; catfish, o; black bass. Iw;
halibut, loo; orapplaa, llo; ro ahad, 80c;
ehad rv, 'o; bunalo, 7oj whit baa, lie;
frog leg, per doa , Sba.
BRAN Per ton, 11941.
llAl Prio quoted by Omaha Wholes
Bale Dealer' aaaortali'tti : Choice No. 1 up
land, 1601 No. 1 laUJO: medium. r.W
coarse, 17.00; ry straw, 16.10. Inst price
are for bay of good ooier and quality. Lie
mand fair and reosdpt light.
tropical riiuiTa
ORANQEd Naveia, ohoioe, large alio,
n2otii.0O; fancy nave la, ail alsea. In 76StJ .00s.
Mditrranean sweet a, all alaaav (2.75; Jaf
ta. aU alaea. 11.76.
LEAION a California fancy, 300 to tft
(1 60; clu.lco. s40 to 27u, tX-OOigAS,
CALIFORNIA FluR Per 10-lb, carton,
(Oo; Imported Smyrna, t-crown, 120; (
crown. 14c: 7-crown, Uo.
BANANAS Par medium siaed bunch.
12.00(260: jumbo, U-'-HiiiM. .
UAi"KS Vsralan. ur boa af 10 r,k-a .
12.00, In 40-lb. boxes, 6c par lb.; oriental
tufted dates, per box, 1140.
PINEAPPLES Ln crata at M to 42, per
crate, 64.60.
iu.Jiia.
APPLKaV-Oragon fancy Baa Pavl. per
box. 11.(0; New York export Auaaet and
Baldwlne, 140.
ttT-Ti a. n-lrararas. par tt-qt,
oaa. L 7t4t.t0.
Ciia.lt it ib. a Caiaf orala. Bar hoc ILKon
L75. .
VKWWTABLlCa.
BrtTITAffaCAl.A SI SA. TW1....A
bu.. ll.90tja.10; new Txaa Bad stock. In
acks, par bu.. tl.S&tJiLsa.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., tllAtJIlS.
ONIONS Bermuda, par tO-lb, crate, 12.001
In sacka, per lb., 3 a.
CABiiAGiH California. Dec lb.. tUcf
southern, par crata, (2.60.
1 1 i LMimrib er ao., scrfoo.
TOM ATOM.B Par B-baakaX arata taunt.
$2.60; choice. (100. m
H A 1 ll l: LI L'Ll Liaa V....W- x.
lint'lUI X X1J aa wVaTa swaUrjlJBJ(x- lrj.
LKTTUCi-Top lettuoa. paw do., 40a !
TURNIPS Souther a per ooa, 460. '
BEKTS Southern, per doA. 76c
CARROTS-Southarn, per doa, 75o.
PARSLKT-Per do.. 6L
BEANS Wax.' per Bu. baa k at tLOOai.SSi
trine, pr bu. baalt. (LOOidil.lS.
SPINACH Pr bu., home grown, 60O40O,
ASPARAGUS Far doa bunches, 40a
UKKUN PEPPIfllttI . Jrar Abaakat crata. .
12.00. .
wkj plant rer aes., wum.
SOU ASH Florida su minor, par doa.. 75a,
PEAS Per bu. box, W.Oft;
MISCELLANEOUS.
chbkbb-w isconain twins, tun cream,
llo: Wisconsin Young America, 12c: block.
Swlaa, 16c; Wlsoonsln brtck, Uo; Wlacon
sln Umberger, 13c,
ciuhK-l er bbl., jo par bhl.. (1.25. ,
MAPLE BUOAR Ohio, per lb lOo.
HIDES No. 1 fren. to: No, 1 green.
1D 100. :
No.
calf,
ir, to ia iba. o: wo. 1 vi cif, 12 to
lbs., 6c; dry sgiud bide. IrtfUa; aheep
Ita, 24ta7e; horsebIC, 11 6UC2.60.
16
eel
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, ner lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb., lie; No. 1 soft hell, '
per lb., 13c; No. 1 hard hell, per lb., 12o '
fiecans. larg. per lb., 12c; amall, per lb.,
Oc; peanut, pnr lb., to; roasted peanuts,
per lb., tc: Chill walnut, l'18c; larg-'
hickory nuts, pr lb,, Uo: alroondj, soft .
ahell. per lb., Uo) hard ah all. ltc; hell
barks, per bu., tl00 blaok walnut, per
bu (1.28.
Cwttaax Market.
LIVERPOOL. May tO.CTTON-8pot, lr
limited demand, priooa I points lower;
American muiumiK tair, 7.oau; gooa m la
dling, 7.44d; middling, 7.SW; low mlddllns-.
,22d: rood ordinary. 7d: ordinary, (fid.
Futures opened fair and closed , eaeyi
American middling. g o. c, May, 7.081;
u.., 1 T . . . n T . . n . !..(., a a. .
,u j mi., v un., i.wui uu, biiu w u , 7 , w ,
July and August, t.94d; Auguat ana Sep
temper, via; September ana ooioner, s.iiu;
October and November, 6.98J; November
and December, 6.90d; December and Janu
ary, 6 bad; January and February, 6.7d..
rsniw utvLu; ajn s. May in. tvnvn-.
June, 12.791X00; July, ll.lKiallOfto: Aug-ust,
12. 82(3 12. 83c; September, U.lSll.i4c: Oc
tober, 10.4r4jl0.4!(e; November, lO.HlififlO t"0
December, l0.6610.57c, ; January, 10.6im0.63o.
Spot, easy; Bales, 1,300 bales; ordinary,
10U-16c; good ordinary, 12c: low middling,
12c; middling. 12c; good middling, 18 6-1 6c 1
mlddllnf fair, it II-I60.
ST. LOUIS, May IC-COTTON-Qulet,
o lower; middling, lto. Stock, 11,86
bales; snle, none; receipt, nona; ghipa
ment. none.
NT3W YORK. Mav 20. COTTON Snot
closed quiet, 26 points lower; middling up
lands, 13.16c; middling guir, 13.40c; sales, 110
bales. Futures closed easy: May, 12 61o
June, 12 69c- July, 12.30c; August, 12.40c
September, lLt7o; Ootober, 10.87C1 Novem
ber. 10.79c
Wool Market.
BOSTON, liar M.WOOL Territory and
?ulled wool are quiet Th market for
orelgn wools la firm. Prioea on wool
are principally unonangea, a ronowat
ldRho. fin. 14ia16o: heavy An. 13lS4ot
fin medium, 1616o; medium, 10917c; low
medium, 1718o. Wyoming, fine, 14'J16c;
heavy fine, ls.tl8o; Ane medium. 16ui5o:
medium, lHlo: low medium, loffllc. Utah
and Nevada, 14315o; heavy fine, 13o;
fine medium, 114c; medium, ISOflOo; low
modlum, 193!20o. Dakota One, 16vl6o; fine
medium. 164iltc: mediums' l(4l9c: low me
dium, 19ig20o. Montana, f fine, ohoioe, 18(9
19c; nne average, 1737180: nn medium,
choice, 184i)lo; average. lfrM7o; staple, 18
19c; medium, choloei, lR(5H9o.
ST. LOUIS. May 20, WOOL Steady: m.
dlum grades, oomblng and clothing, 17Jf21os
light nne, italic; heavy nne, lsiu'ito; tuo
wahd, 2ie&lo.
3vaporhtd Apple aad Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK. Mav 30. EVAPORATED)
APPLES Th market continue firm; com
mon ar quoted at 4U'6o; prime at 6t
6o; cholo at t60, and funcy at 7
4J7 0.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FR UIT8 Prune
ar rather unsettled: price range from t
4j6o for all gradee, , Apricot attract only
a small jobbing aemana; cnoiee are quoieo,
at 9iil0o: extra cholc at 10jHOo. and
fancy at 110130. Peaches ar in better de
mand than prlonta, but th movement I .
ln small lota; cholo ar quoted at tdt '
6c; extra cholo at 7t(uo, and faooy at
CoaTaa Market.
NEW TORK. May . COFFEE Tha
market tor future opnd ateady at un
changed prloes. Bale wer 9.7UO bags. In
cluding May at S.U06.70o: September, i.0iJ .
im.. ri.,n.mw a 'mw.. Vi,i.h a &f.ltfl Oltn 1
W. WV 1 Auw ..ww., .wv, - ,
April, 4.600.
The Bo Want Ada ar th bet Bualnca
Boostsrs.
HEAL BATATaO TRAJUFERi.
Dsedg filed tor record Max so, aa fumlshad
'lb Be by the Midiuna uuarantee au4
Trust oouipaiiy, boudevl alwlraotar, lai4 -
Farnam street:
Arthur U Shut and wife to Sarah O.
Payne, lot to and in, la Mayues
auuiiiou , , w a
Frank Leper and wlf to Mary Leper,
lot 1. blook 33. Albright' Choice.... 1
Mary Leper to Frank Leper and wlf,
earn a
Frank Kouaky and wlf to Bt, Ames
Church, part ot iota 1 ana 3, block
fl In 1.1 aAA is. Swiuth ftmahs. W1
Bsnjumln porter et al to alary E.
forier, part 01 101 a, uiuca r
Bwswy'i avid., and other land 1
Benliuulu Porter t al to William
forier, pari ot 101 s, nioca ,
Sweeair' add., and other land I.9J0
Mary iJ. Porter to Benjamin Porter,
part OI l l a, dioob a, owsaey a auu.,
and olhar - laud 1
William Porter and wlf to Benjamin
Porter, aam property .zw
'trginla Nile HarrU and huabaund to
Joseph Nichols part et let t, block
1 i'.rb.r'i adit 1
Mary I). Murphy and husband to B.
Murpiiy. pan 01 101 u, uioca ma,
South Omaha 100
Winnie C. MoDarroott to Margaret
McDriauU, lot i aua x, Dioca zuu),
ciiy .,.. w,ww
Omaha Realty Co. to Luc ret la H. Sey
mour, lot 34, biooa t, tteymour aua. 1
Amanda A. Knaubar to Nancy J.
Uoodann. norm 4H loot or sou. tot
t of lot sea. 84-16-U 1,000
All') A. WhlU and BeniaaiLa T.
Whit to but a. Aiiacnuiar, lux a.
blook I, Hajutooin fiao
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Chester W. Stem to Ira MunaaT, lot
12 and 13, block n, uunat riac.... i
Anna Coriigan to t'tr Ploqiseur. lot
4, block a, 11 ana. to uomgan
Plar-a Z8I
T. Albert Tliompon and wlf to Os
car tj. Williams, part v tot is, uioca
a, Dunmu i ruuit , a
E-verott Bucklugliam and wlf to
C'harle V . td liuan, n WYk lot A
Windsor 1'lau 1750
Frank Hurt and Antonla Hurt Io
linrilett Murphy, ' lot 13, bloc a
109, bvuth Omaha, ..... tb
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