TITE OMATTA DAILY 11EE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1004.
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Kkj Wht. Cornea Down ti Fail u it
Went Up rift Daji Ag.
BRADSTREET SHOWS SMALL DECREASE
Uartrimml Weekly liaatrr Shows
Good f'ondltloae firala Monatit
Ceatlaaes aad Receipts
Are Large.
The market want up like a rocket a few
days ago and now It la coming uown ilk
the stick, 'lha crowd which Ik not In the
lead, but floes) It grain speculating accord
ing to the tlpa turnisned by utners, bought
the wheat and now Bells It. 'ilia May la
Chicago opened at ti'c, which waa V,c
under the clone of Monday, and by noon
the break waa down to Sic. The new Juiy
aaed off about a cent during the same
time. One of the weakening Inlluences waa
the Brsdstreel estimate, which did not
show the decrease expected. This gave the
decrease In the oast aa 2,346.000 busuels and
the Increase In Europe as i.UO.OOO, making
a decrease In world's stock of. only 64,OtM
bushels. The corn decrease la l.iM.OOu and
the oats 1.3(6.000 bushel
The government weekly aummary finds
seeoing practically nnisnea except in North
lmkota, and the early aown coming up and
stoolina well. Rain Is needed In Mmnriotn.
Montana and the northern Paclflo coast to
germinate the lata sown grain. Nebraska
nnd Kansas have advanced favorably and
Missouri also, although portions oX that
aiare are not ao rnvorabie. An improve
ment is noted in Illinois,- Michigan and
onto, but the condition Is (till very bad,
The middle Atlantic states have mAn a.
satisfactory advancement and the Paclflo
const shows, an Improved condition.
The grain movement oontlnuaa large In all
sections. One firm in Illinois reports it
bought 27,000 at its stations, and the Illinois
Central shipped aa much grain Monday aa
any day In its history. Chicago had 81
cars oi corn and TM Sara of cats.
The range In price of Omaha grain for
future delivery and th close Monday and
touay were aa lOllow;. . - .
Open. High.' Low. Today. 1'ea'y.
w neat . ......
May
4 B
88 B
B
July
Sept.
June
July
Sept,
Oats
May
July
82HB
bo :
49
45
'
48 .
60
49
4i
48 A
60 B
47 A
4 A
45V4A 4ftA
m a 42 a
4t B 41 B
8SVB 88B
Sept
, m a v a
A asked. B bid.
Local Caah Gsmla, Market.
The market was fairly good this morning.
although corn. and oata were off somewhat
I rum Monday prices, 1 cent being in limit.
Wheat waa - stronger. Receipts werei
Wheat. cars in and 34 cars out: ona week
ago, 2 cars In. Com. 60 oars In .and S
cars out; on week ago, 13 carg in and 9
out. Oats, 3 cars in; on week, ago, 1 oar
in and 2 out.
Representative sales of oar Iota by Sam
tile on track. Omaha:
Mixed Corn No. 2 1 oar at 49c; No. 8, 1
cars at 48c, t can at 47o( No. 4, 1 car at
47c; No. yellow, 2 cars at Mo, 4 carg at
49o ana l car at 4aa '
Hard Wheat -No. 1 1 oar at H.
8687c; No. 4 hw, o0S2o. Wheat quota
tiona are nominal.
47c: No. 2 yellow; iKWUHBo. nominal; No. I
yellow, 48c: mo. a wniie. nominal;
No. 2 whita. '472M8o. 'nominal.
OATS-No. S,.4io; No. 2, 8S4t39o; No. 4, M
37o; No. 2 white, 43c; no. S white, 40041oi
standard. 42c Oat quotations are nominal.
Notes froaa.th Eaehaasr OfMoe.
Omaha stock of grain In publto house
are: Wheat. UUK buahels; corn, 360.293
bushels; oata, 24.7S bushel. Contrsot corn
in public house amount to 144.928 bushels.
Of this 119,6) 1 in the Mwrlain ft Holrn-i
quiet elevator and 2M89 la th Union ele-
vstor.
Exchange visitor were: W. C Gordon.
l.'ncoln; J . Auoker, Shenandoah, la; M.
itreenwooa, wymore; j a. nncnie, xxntis
vllle; John Pheifer and Fred Hermamyer,
jonntowa.
Omaha inspections of grain war lit cars.
Of wheat 8 cars graded No. I hard winter.
Of Corn, 22 car graded No. X, 44 oar No. 2,
7 cars No. 4, cars No. I yellow, 11 o
no. a yeiiow, i car- s wniie ana i oaj
no grade. On car f oat graded No. 4,
, Grata Maurlttv Elsewhere. '
Closing price Of grain today and Mon-
day at the market named war aa follow:
Closed.
Wheat , Today. Mon.
July 8Wa S7HB
September swB buA
Corn
July
September
.... fA 48B
.... lU 4VH
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
July ......
fieptember
Corn ,
July
September
7SHA 7MB
. TOiiA TOViB
48HB 44 B
43 A' UH
ST. LOUIS, i
July
September
September
W 84Tk
0A 205.A
47HB 47HB
,..48HB 48SB,
MINNKAPUIjia.
Wheat-
July ST4 4A
September , tift &1HA
UUIUTH.
Wheat
July
September
Wheat
24 B 24HB
8iB 8iB
NEW YORK.
July
eptember
. U3A
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fatoee of the Tradlag aad CleslngT
Prices aa Board of Trad.
CHICAOO. . May 24. -An unexpectedly
mall decrease In the world's visible sup
pi caused weakness in wheat today,
leather conditions were alao bearish. At
the close July wheat waa off lo. Corn
is down Ho Oata show a loss of H3VxC
Provisions are unchanged to 7 Ho lower.
In th wheat market the exoectatlnna nf
larra receipts were resllsed by returns
from Kansas t'lty, where 120,000 bushels
were received and only 8fi,C00 bushels
mppeu. uuring me last part or the ses
sion bearish sentiment was emphasised by
Uradstreet's visible snuclv statement.
which showed a decrease In the world's
atocks of 646, OoO bushels, against a decrease
or nearly 4.uuu,uuu bushels a year ago. The
weekly government report Indicated marked
improvement In crop conditions. '.After
selling down to 8V4p, July closed at son's1
WHo, May ranged between MMiWio, doling
at t6c. Clearanora of wheat and flour
were equal to 71.200 bushels. Primary re.
erlpts were Ml, 700 bushels, compared with
2l!.u0 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis.
Iuluth and Chicago reported receipts of
109 cars, against 6J cars laat week and 232
cars a year ago.
A weak undertone was manifested in
corn, the principal bear fuctor being favor
able weather conditions. July opened a
shsde lower to a shade higher at 4'4ft
4vtc, sold down to 47Ho and closed at 47 H
M?c. I-oi-al recelpu were 2L1 car a with
4H of contract grade.
Weakness of wheat and corn led to
considerable selling of oats. The close
as near the lowest-of th day. After
penlng le lower at SWHc, July declined
to 87e and cloaed a t J7Wc-l-ocal receipts
were E4 cars.
Provisions wer easier In sympathy with
the lower grain markets. July pork closed
with a loss of 7o M 211.00; July Mrd and
ribs were each unchanged at 2 -H and
240 respectively. Estimate receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat, 4 -arst corn, 210 cars;
oats. 87 cars; 1hrs, 20,001) head.
The leading futures ranged, aa follows:
Articles.! Open. Hlgh.f Jw. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat
May
July
b July
8ept.
b Bept.
Corn-
May
July
Sept.
Oats
Msy
July
SepL
Pork
July Sept.
Xrd
July BepL
Jllbe
a I
7H
87H1 (AS, mvirm
8u
47Ti.
tar
4-4C'S
47H4rHJV
4"H,
40S! V
2V
304
11 IS
W 9K 11 00 H PTH
U 17V U V 11 2u
11 26
I n
8 ! 4 5P
i7Vk iu
7H
60
July
Sept.
It
42
4A
40
SJj
64
7V
67i
No t a Old. New.
rtins. m;o: No. 2 rrd. 11 Ob a 1 sa.
COANNo. 2, 8.a; No. 2 ysllow, 429
49ATS-No. J, 3H4o-5ioi No. 4 white, 29
4Se.
nOI'K-Mirkit week: winter patents,
AL-avM winter aUaighta, Ktvjt.aOj aprlag
i
"iSS;r,n, B'lK
dA KL.K, V kjod feeding. iXiMc; fair to
vui-i,- mailing, ihtiwks.
BEEDs-N'D. 1 dax 11 Ml. Mn 1 hamIi
western, tl.HR; prime timothy, 24.08: clover,
enntnnt tiA ?it
PROVIblONl) M.oii nnrV . nr Khl Hft tTU.
lO.M. iArd. per 100 lbs.fA 26 27V4. Short
ribs side ( I oose ), pi tow, . Short clear
Idea (boxed), 26.2V6.0.
Th following were th receipts and ship-
Receipts. Bhlpments,
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu .
Corn, bu.......,
Oats, bu
21. 0 2.1'0
11.0)10 ZS.&V)
t.BM.400 2V1.7O0
2i.' 144. 00
vu. ........
Barlsy, bu
II (M 11
24.100 2.700
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was m- a k rTM m.rl ma lirVt k..
dairies, l3Va. Egp. easy; st mark, cases
iiwiuumi, niac. cneese, easy; new goods,
NEW YORK GENERA ti MARKET
otaloas f k . Day Varloas
Conumodltles
. .NEW YORK. May 24. FLOUR Rscelots.
21,1) bhls. ; exports, 718 bbls.; firm, but
quiet; Minnesota bakers, 14 014. 20; winter
Patent, 5.1j6.40; winter straights, 24 oa
6.10; winter extras. 13.3534.00. Ave flour.
steady; fair to good, 63.ava4.16; choice to
fancy, 84.161j4.50.
CORN MEAL, Dull; yellow western, 21.0S0
; cny, ii.iutif i.u;. sun ariea, S3.uon.ia
RiE- Quiet: No. 2 western. 70c snot.
HARLKY Quiet; feeding, 40c, c. t f.,
New York.
WHKAT Receipts, 20.000 bu. Spot, firm:
ii o. s rea, nominal, elevator, ana i.oz, I. o.
b.. afloat: No. 1 northern. Duluth. llldTk.
f. o. b , afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, nomi
nal, f. o. b., afloat. Options were under
bearish domination all day. The close
showed V4lo net decline. May closed at
97Vc; July, 91 13-1302 9-160, closed at 917tc;
eepiemoer. m4,c. closed at !o; De
cember. 83SH-,c. closed at 83c.
CORN Kfcelpts, 8,225 bbls. Spot, Arm;
nu. s sioiiuoai, eievHinr, ana Dtfc, r. o. D.,
nuimi,- s fcuww, ; no. s wnue, WK2
Options were dull and easier, closing
net lower, excent Mav. which was Sir
hlsher on manlnulation. Miv. R2i Sfir
closed at 62c; July, MtyfffrHio, cloaed at
64Hc; September closed at 63HC
OATS-Recelpts, t2,500 bu. Spot, barely
. ' . ! w, iwiurai
White, 20 to 32 lbs., 4&&49c; clipped white.
J W 1 ., iFKftOU,
TALLOW-FIrm; city ( per package),
4Vc: country (na kB frv tufhCu.
HAY Steady; ahipplng, 66470CJ good to
HOPS Steady: state, common to choice.
clflo coast, olds. bfi4a. '
HIDES Steady: Galveston, 25 to 28 Iba.
j., icJiiui, uiy, lu w IDS., W,
LEATHKR Stead v: acid. 4affi2So.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
H4tr&Vic: Japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; family. 29.60;
beef hams, 29.00&10.00; city extra India
mess, 114.000)16.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies. 28.26'.76; pickled hams, ia.0010.00;
pickled shoulders, $8.50. Lard, dull; western
steamed, 26.70; refined, dull; continent. 28.76;
South America, 87.25; compound, 26.00.i2H.
Pork, dull: family. 812.60: short clmri xix iM
HU1TH wckx: creamery, rammon tn
choice, 14'ansvC5 state dairy, common to
choice, l&titlVAa. .
CHEESE Klrm; state, full cream, small,
Oolored, 7V48o; small, white, itilo; large.
wmiff inu uuiureu. VKtti7SO.
EOQ8 Weak.
POULTRY Alive, firm? inrin rMA.n.
V"aZio; fowls, 14c: turkeys, 12c; dressed,
mm, wesieru iowis, uo; turaeys, louo.
t. trftnla Grata aad Proylatoae. .
ST. IOUI8, May 24. WHEAT Lower;
NA. V Isw1 roarl ' alaUafrt nnmlnali nV
WWI0!'Bei,t8nibr'
CORN-Lower; track, WQMttc; July, 47Hc;
pt.'uicrnmr, wo.
a OATS Lower: No. 8 cash, 41c; track. 4
42Hc; July, 26V4o; September. 0Vo; No.
IfLOUR Steady: red winter nntetita. tK.oo
tuv.xv, wiui special Dranos itrt.'"e higher;
extra fancy and straight, 24. 7034.95; clear,
BhiELWTimothy, steady. 22.40(8.76.
. '
WAT-iorra; timothy, 27.0014.60i prairie.
IRON COTTON TIES-820. .
BAOOING 6Uo.
HEMP TWINlMo,
PROVISIONS Pork. low.rl InhMns
211. UV4. Iard. steady: orlm ateam. 2&.27V4.
Baoon. steady; boxed extra short, $7; clear
rivm, fl -Quit inuri citMir, e'.WTI.
POULTRY Quieti ohlokena, Hc springs,
20e; turkeys, 10o: duok. So; gees, 6c.
BUTTKR Easier: crumnrv. IKnlf
dairy, lOeiTc. ...
ateaay at uo, case count.
. RaoalDts. Shlnments.
Flour, bbls 7,000 11.000
Wheat. bu M.ono ' lfaooo
corn, du i. 78.000 71.000
Oata, bu.. 83,000 (2,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY;. May W.-WHBAT-
gCTa! V . Maw VOns Tiilw TUIai Hah am Ka
Uivattiy p Willi v rv.a UIJi t u-rjyj . Rruvviuuvi,
8,1400; No. 3 red. H0&S1.06; No. 2, tLOOQ
CORN Higher: May, 47c; July, 484,0 ;
eptember, 42fifria. Cash: No. 2 mixed,
60c; No. i, 4934vV; No, 2 white, 61c;
IN O. S. ZIT)1G.
OATS Steady: No. 1 whit. 4So: No. f
ITIIHCVj 4f3-WC,
BUTTER creamery,. 14(3160; dairy. 13o.
KUOS-titeady: Missouri and Kansas
stock, cases returned, 12c; new whltewood
cases luciuaea, inc.
HAY Choice Umothr. HO.60011.00: choice
prairie, sn.ou.
nio-eio.
Recelnts. Bhlnmenta.
Wheat, bu K,400 32.000
Corn, bu.... 127.200 28.200
Oats, bu 8,000 2,000
. Visible Sopply a( Grain.
NEW YORK. May K4. Special cable and
tatea-renhJfl eommunlcatlons received by
BradirtTeet'fl show the following changes
In available supplies as compared with
previous account: Wheat, United States
and Canada, east of the Rocky mountains,
decrease, 2,346,000 bushels: afloat for and In
Europe, increase i.70o,ooe Dusneis: total sup
ply, decrease, 846,000. Corn, United States
snd Canada, eaat of the Rocky mountains,
decrease 1,734.000 - bushels. Oats, United
Btatna and Canada, east 01 tne kooky
mountains, decrease, 1.734,000 bushels. The
loxlin decreases reDorted this week are
1 nnn Kn.hels at the Chicago private ele
vators. 162,000 bushels at Manitooa. iw,uw
bushels at Omaha, ana n.tw ousneis at
Ixiulsville. There Is an Increase of 63.000
buBhels reported at Coteau landing.
Phlladelpkla rredses Market.
nitrf a t-tt r nu f A Us m- 4 T)1 TIIU'.W
Lowfr; wentern creunery, 17c; extra nearby
western. Hc; frmh Bouthwestern, 17o;
u tt o in -v . . i . Va Vftrlr rra ma
v lie rn uin ( uv-w w. , , '
choice to fancy, 8Vic; fair to good, 7Vir7Jo.
Balnth Grain Slarket.
nTTT.TTTM Vf Inn May 24. WHEAT In
store. No. 1 hard, S6c; No. 1 northern, 9tiVc;
No. 4 northern. 92c; to arrive, No. 1 hard,
97c ! No. 1 northern, 9c No. 2 northern.
934c: on track. No. 1 northern. 844a7c:
No. 2 northern, 9H,94iq; May, 4Vc; July,
26c; September. Rlc.
OATS On tree nd to arrive, io.
Mtaneapolls Mkeat Market.
9ic; July. 93'(iic; September, 81hc; on
track, No. 1 hard, 974c; No. 1 northern,
9tttc: No. 2 northern, 94c.
.... yT.n n. . . r .iriff a. . . n .
patents. 85.0ui6.10; first clears, 23.80; second
deara 82.60. . ,
MHwankc Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Mav 4 WII.AT-le
lower; No. 1 northern. SKKiiOIMic; No. 2
normern. ,j:wt cua juiy, ic.
Kiringner; rwa. l. ntc.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2. C3c! samnle SM
60c.
CORN-So Jower; No. 3, 4Ceic; July, 47o.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Mar 24. CORN No. 2. 46c: No.
4. 44c
Liverpool Has Heliday.
LIVERPOOL. May 24. Oraln exchanse
Closed.
Byagtarated Aplea aad Dried Fralte.
NEW YORK. May 24.-KVAPOTlATn:n
APPLES The market meets only a e'lght
demand; eommon ar Quoted at 4&6Uc:
prime," 6Sflc; choice, 6!fiVic; fncy, 7
CALIFORNIA DRIED TRUIT-Pmnea
continue rather unaettled, with prices rn ra
ins from 2o to 64. according to arads.
Aprlcou are moving very slowly; choice sre
quote, st vvrfiioc; extra cnoic. 1041010;
fsiu-Xv llOTJo. taenes snow some-firmness:
choice are quoted at 77Vc: extra
choice, 7Vtic; fancy, 8W910c.
Dry Gd Market.
NEW YORK. May 24.-DRY OOOD8-
Buyer In large numbers were present at
the auction sales, and While good price
were obtained on small lota, high priced
goods were botight at low figures. Local
Jobbers hsd a good dsy on special sale.
The market at first hands Is practically
unchanged. Prices are being held tenta
tively and buy in- far tea lulur ta re-
irk led.
NEW YORK STOCKS AiD BONDS
Pric8 Again Show th Etrogrc2sion of
Waning IntrrMt.
REACTION RESULT CF INCIPIENT BOOM
s
Far aa Can Be Perceived Deell na
tion Is Not Dae to Any
ladae Oatsld IaOa
NEW YORK. May 24. Prices dropped
back easy and practically without opposi
tion to tne level of last Friday, when the
little stir in the market was caused
by . last week s great loan contraction by
the banks. The weakness wis not duo
today, as far as could be perceived, to any
newa or to any element of weakness.
Rather It was simply a recognition of abor
tion of an lnclylent boom and the hasty
gutting out of small speculative holdings
In consequence. The traders who bougirt
stocks on Saturday and early yestcruay
were troubled with doubts before yester
day's session ended. Their doubts were
confirmed by the cavalier fashion In which
London this morning Ignored the laborious
achievement of this market in lifting prices
while London wag enjoying the Whitsuntide
holidays. , Iondon prices reported here be
fore our market opened showed ' declines
throughout.
The throwing over of Saturday's and yes
terday's accumulations was then pretty
quickly accomplished and the market re
lapsed Into the stagnant and drooping tone
which characterised it during moKt of the
week. With the relapse In the money mar
ket the bankers' loan bills which hud weak
ened the exchange market disappeared and
gold waa enaaaed for export Thursday to
the amount of 82,000,000, all that the asxay 1
office could furnish. Ths freedom of the
outward gold movement Is now more clearly
recognized as following from the extreme
lassitude for securities here as against the
supposition that the demand for securities
whs belna" baralyxed by the fears of the
effects of gold exports. The Paris money
market showed some symptom or repletion
todav bv advancino: the rate of sterling
exchange to 26f ll'ic. compared with lnt
weeK a low level 01 ivtr,. opecuiaiive ue
Dresslon here was due rather to general
discouragement than to specific develop
ments, xne striae 01 ireigni nnnuitm in
the New Haven service and rears or
anm.il nf thn Hifnmiltv were reaarded. hoW'
ever, with disfavor. Published reports of
Diana for the large curtailment or. pig iron
production were regarded as a bad augury
for the Industry and business and had spe
cial effect on United States Steel preferred.
The grain market movements moicatea
an Interpretation of the weather bureau's
weekly summary favorable to the hopea of
the crops, but the stock market failed to
be influenced. The last prices of the day
were near the lowest and the closing tone
waa heavy and very dull.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par vaiuc,
21,705,000. United Biaies Donus were uu
nhenem fn ffill
Following was tne range 01 prices on mo
Stock exchange: ...
Sales. Hign. ixw. ioso.
Atchison 15,100
69 68 69
82Vi 924 92
78, 77 77
91 911 91
U7V U7V I"
V
JO SO SO
874 87 87H
HV4
15 14 14
170 170 169
140 139 1S9H
126
7 B 64
16 13 14
69 69 68tf
15
51 51 51
21 21 204
105 151- lr
2S
19 19i 10
.... M4
24 23 23:
59 BS 68
25 3I'4 34
60 60 69
..... 77i
129
16
S3
19
39 ,. 88 38
108 107 1074
,144: 1434 143
do Dfd 400
Baltimore & Ohio .... 8,0
do nfd , 4110
Canadian Paolflc .... BOO
Central of N. J
Chesapeake ft Ohio.. 200
Chicago & Alton .... 400
do pfd
Chicago Great West.. .V0
Chicago & N W 100
C, M. & St. P 10,300
do Dfd
ChU Ter V T
2.800
t,M
100
'iiio
do Dfd
C C.. C. A Bt. L...
Colorado Southern.. .
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Delaware & Hud....
Del., L. St W
D. & R G ....
100
lolioo
1,200
900
400
do pfd .,
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d Dfd
Hocking Valley ....
do Dfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do nfd
Kansas City South.
do pfd
Louisville A Nash
700
Manhattan L . 900 ,
Metropolitan Seo 300" "S
77
77
Met St Ry 2,600 111
110
110
Minn. A St. L i ...
. 40
M.. Bt. P. tc 8. St M... ...
do Dfd
62
119
8
16
35
36
114
66
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
do pfd
Nat. R. R. of M., pfd ...
lis" 114
664 664
'21 " 21
1144 113
43 43i
"iivi "ri"
'46 '46
21 20
V '38
84 Kl
91 91
17 16
34yt 83
f
2IS K5
190 190
'si-' '49
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W
1,500
', "206
do pfd
Ho
21
113
65
43
78
)
20
44
12
80
' 4S
20
8.1
H4
24 ,
38
83
90
16
83
15
16
88
T
m
187
U0
201
49
16
70Vj
27
t
27
7
28
18
81
49H
9'
125
74
46
Ontario A West....
Pennsylvania
Fltts.. c. U. a. JLi.
Reading
2,400
do 1st ptd
do 2d Dfd
Rock Island Co
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
1,600
do Dfd
Southern Pacific ....
. 8.409
. 500
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas & Pacific ....
T., St. L. A W...
dO Dfd
, 200
,17,500
fiOO
10
, 1,100
Union Paclflo
do pfd
Wabash
do Dfd
W. A L. E
Wisconsin Central
do Dfd
200
400
100
Mexican Central ....
Adams Express ....
American Express .... 100
u. S. Kxprtss
Wells-Irare-o ExDress .. ..
Amalgamated Copper.24.S00
Amer. oar et r ..
do Dfd
600 70 70
Amer. Cotton Oil
do Dfd
American Ice
800
300
100
200
900
' liioo
7
20
'to"
96
7
. 27
7
28
18
4
95
126
do Dfd
Amer. Linseed Oil
do Dfd
Amer. Looomotlv ,
do pfd
Amer. 8. A P
do Dfd
2,800
Amer. Sugar Ref 1,700 127
Anaconda Mln. t o..
Brooklyn Rap. Tran. .16,400
47
29
208
11
66
156
10
6
37
Colo. F. A 1 400
Consolidated Gas .... 230
Corn Products 400
28
2i
207 207
11
1 1 .
60
o
1'9
10
6.
37
70
19
81
26
9r.4
?4
f6
210
6
!8
14
77
81
6
79
1S
;
9
M
do Dfd 800
66
iss"
11
rv
37
Distillers Sec
General Electric 400
International Paper .. W
do Dfd ion
International Pump .. 100
an nra
National Lead
00 19 18
North American ...
Paclflo Mnll
People's Gas
200
200
Pressed Steel Car ..
do Dfd
Pullman Palace Car
Republle Steel
do nfd
Rubber Goods
do Dfd
Tenn. C. A T
V. 8. Leather
... 700
... 400
... 2 900
... 2.700
... 100
... l.ooo
... 5.100
8l
6
7
7
1
7
33
6
79
6
76'4
66
9
64
IKS
do Dfd
V. P. Realty
V. S. Rubber
do nfd
V. 8. Hteel
do Dfd
.-..86.700
64
Westlnghouse Klec .. loo
Western Union 100 87
87
s
Total sales for the day, 245,300 shares.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. May 24.-Closlngf
Conaols. nenay.... SO l-l H. Y. c entral
1IT4
W
l
M
, let
. 22 H
13 V,
, II
, :i
, ni
. 4T
, MS
s
i
, 17
da aorount K" Norfolk a W
Aaaconda I4t do itd
Attblaon Ti Ontario at W
do Pfd n Paonarlvanla
Balttmura St Ohio.... iv Rand Mloaa
Canadian Paclao
1a Hrsdlns
iSt do lrt pfd
Us so ' td ptd
144t 80. Railway
bra a Ohio ...
Chlcaao 01. W...
C, M. at Bt P..
Bra
ao pfd
tf'ia So. Facile
Union P., Ida .......
14 dp pfd ,
4H V. 8. Staal....'
it do pfd
US Wahaah
. R. O
da pfd
Brie
do lat pfd....
do Id pfd...
Illlnola Cntral
Loula at Mash
M., K. T...
. .... 1 10 I do pfd
ItHlSpanlah 4
SILVER Bnr. steady, 86 11-1M per ounce.
Munbi P'r cent. .
The rate of Ulacount In the own market
for short bills Is 2 per cent: for three
months' bills, 22 1-H per cant.. .
Forelga Ktaaarlal.
RERUN. May 24 Exchange on London.
20in tcpfga for checks- discount rates, short
and three months bills. 3 per cent. Quo-
ations on the bourse today were scarutly
nanseo.
l'XItia. May 24. Prices on th bourse to
day opened firm, but became heavy. Rus
sian imperial 4a rluaed at MM; three per
cent rentes, t't 2o for the aoeuunt; ex
change on London, 26f 11 for checka.
LONDON, May 24. Money was In fair
demand and supplies . were more plentiful.
lMscounts wrrs Hi in. Trailing un the sun k
sachapge wag qulst, but lha tuue was
mostly firm. Cnnsnls were steady, bu
lost a fraction at the cloe flome t-al I
mere dull. Anirtcaiia opened arm and
closed easy. Orand Trunk hardened on
trafflo return anticipations. Foreigners
were cheerful. Japanese receded. Ru.slani
Improved considerably on Paris support
The amount of bullion taken Into the Bank
of England on balHnce t.,,lay was -110.000,
The sum or t.a.u'' was withdrawn for snip-
menl to outn America.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 24 M ON BY On cell
lVifl-V per cent; cloning bid and . offered
at IV per cent. Time loons, steady: 0
and 90 days. 2 per cent; months, 3to
Der cent.
PR1.MK MERCANTILE PAPER-Sfl
rer cent. j
STERLING EXCHANGE Slightly firmer,
with actual business in bankers' - bills at
24 !7C4j4.S0 for demand and at 24 M7iy
4 84M) for 60 days' hills; posted rates, M.MMt
4.86 and j4S,vM.w: commrrnui bills, hmy
SILVER Bar, fcHc; Mexican - dollars,
44V.C.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
easv.
The closing quotations on bonds are a
follows:
V. 8. f. ta, rf...-im L. N. iinl. 4 Jiv
do coupon Manhattan . g. s....iui
lo la. res l'S M.x. Onlral 4a
do coupon ....1i4i no lat inc.... 1
da nw 4a, ri 1 )-' Minn, a St. L. 4a... kk
do coupon l.r.'yM . K. A T. 41
do old 4s, rs
.li do la ITS
Mi, N. R. R. of M. o, 4a. T4H4
do coupon
Atrhlon kQ. 4a...
do anj. 4u
Atiantio C. L. 4a.
B. O. 4a
do 3a
.lot N. Y. C. . IHa
. 1 In. J. c. a. (a 131
. 4'No. PaclBo 4a 104
.1"! do Tiki
a.'VIN. & v. e. 4a
6a....l( o. I. u li 4 sar.... t
Central of Oa
do lat Inc..
t'enn. ronv. la M
rh. a Ohio 41. ...1" Rra,1ln (en. 4a t'
Tbloao & A. H St. u a I. X. c. (a . 114
C, II. Q. n. 4a.... 4H St. L. A S. F. If. 4a. M
('. St. A S. P. f. 4a..l"tVist. L. 3, W. la
C. a N. IV. c. Is Sea board A. L. 4a.... 70
C, R. I. A P. 4a... J So. !' IBo 4a l
ao col. fl ,-.... tviso. Kallwar 6a lia
CX'.C. ft B. U 4s,.loOH'Tuaa A P. la 11H
Chicago Ter. 4a.,
7-".T., U ft W. 4a..
MHifnlon Parlllc 4( 104 s
M-.il'. B. gleel Id H.... t3H
Con. Tohacco 4a...
Colo, ft 80. 4a....,
D. ft R. (1. 4a
Erla prior Ilea 4s.,
do Ren. 4a ,,
r. W. ft p. C. la.
Hooking Val. 4a..
OiTcred. .
. tt
. us
. 94
.1M '
.!
WaUah la lUs
do R S
W ft U K, 4a fVk
wia. central 4a aiiu
Cols. f. ft I. o. 4a.. 70
Boston Stock Quotation
BOSTON, May 24.Call louns, 2a per
cent; time loans, 4U3 per cent, uiuuiai
closing of stocks and boids:.
Ati-hlaun adj. 4a II .Advanture
do 4a - liHjlAllouca
Mcx. Cantral 4a.. .,:.:' lAnuqtaatcd
Atchtaun 4i4b American line L.
do pfd lit I Atantla
foaton ft Alnanr 141 lOlunham
oaton ft Maine 16 k'al. ft Hecla...,
Boaton EHevalad ....140'4!c'anteunlal
rtuhburg pfd 1M ICnppar Rang ....
Mcx. Central t-a'Dala Waat
N. Y., N. H. ft H..1SH I'iAimliiloa Coai .
Fere MarqucUo ...... 7 JyranKllo '.
.. 1
. 4
.4
. 19
. 42S4
7V
4S
Union I'actaa a3 -fOrancr ,
Amer. Arga. Cheat... 14. ,jtle Rorala ..
do pfd :-. 'Maa. Mining,
Amer. Pneu. Tub....k41t Michigan
Amer. Sugar ......... 12.' 1 Mohawk
do pfd ...USVMont. C. ft C.
Amer. T. ft T....:...m Old Dominion
Amer. Woolen 10V Oaceola
.,.r.
,. IS
J
4
It.
4
II
, 67
14
10
do pfd.., 1 T4V4!Parrot
Ediaon Elec. Illu..
.334
iljuincr ,
General Electric ..
Maaa. Klectrlu ...
do ptd
Maaa. Oaa
lata
l
7H
Shannon
Tamarack
Trlii ity
C B. Mining....
U. S. . Oil
Utah
Vlolorla
Winona .
4
so
1
United Fruit 110
United Bhoa Mach.... 4
do ptd SVi
13 1
V. H. Steal.... I
do ptd
Westing. ooaiiDoa
Bid.
Ua.Walverls
74 '
70
!4ew York Bllniasr Stocks.
NEW YORK, May 24-iThe following arc
th closing prices on mining sioca
Adams Con
10 il.lltle Chlat
Alice
Braece
brunawick Cob ....
Comatock Tannal ..
Con. Cal. ft Vs....
Horn HUrar
10 Ontario
10 lophlr .,
MO
426
........ t
.1 14
I 'Phoenix
10
160
1.18'
Potoal ,
Savage
Pierre Nevada
small - Hope
. M
. 60
. It
Iron Stiver .i....4....iM
Lea4vllla Con 1
Assessment paid.
kLaD4axd
Condition of th Treasury.
v WASHINGTON, My-i44.-Today,g state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 2150,000,000 gold
reserve in the division or redemption
shows: Available cash balance, iW,:ti,tWu;
Cold, SK,i4j,otw. -
Bank Clejtrlpga."'
OMAHA, May M, Bank clearings for to
day, 81,183,120.98, a dev-tease of A,o1.'ji from
tne correaponoing awy last year.
, - ' 1 en ,
, OlUlU'WUOLtWILH glAHKBTS.
Condition of Trad as4 ttaotationa oa
. Staple and Fsasy, Pspdace.
EGOa Receipts. Uperal; market steady;
frMh Itnrk. If,iul6t4fi.
LIVID FOULTRH Hens, 910c; roost
ers, according to siB,- MgyoCi turaeys, uc;
ouchb, tic: geese, du s . -.
BUTTER backlog stock, 10c; choice to
xancy ouiry, Awte'ioc; ecyaramr, atcwu.
FKf:SH TSli 'irtjut, lie; picaerel. 10c;
Eike, lie; perch, 7c; bluehah, i2c; whlte
sh, 12c; salmon, 14c ; redsnapper, 11c; lob
Bter, green, Mo; ldbsttr, boiled. 20c; bull
heads, 11c; catfish, 14c; blaok buss, 2oo;
halibut, 10c; crappiea, lie; roe shad. 860;
shad roe, 06c; butiulo, 7o; white bass, He;
f log-legs, per dog. 8;iC.
BRAN Fer ton, J18.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land. 18.60: No. 2. U.U0: medium. 27.60:
coarae. 17. u0: rve straw. 80.6O. These mice
are lor nay 01 gooa color sua duality, ue-
mana xair ana receipts uent.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
flRANfiM Navels, choice, larra size.
82.252.60! rancy navels,' all Blzes, t2.75&3.00;
Mediterranean sweets, an sues, w.vo; jat
fas. all sises, 82.76.
LEMON ti California fancri 800- to 860.
3.6; choice 24U to 270. 83.008.26.
UAUfuHh 1. a. f it t-er iu-id. canon,
60c: imported Bmyrna, . 2-crown, 12c; 6-
crown, 14c; 7-jrowu, luc
BANANAS Per medium aised bunch,
2.Mi2.60; jumbo, 22.7&3.2S.
DAT1CS Persian, pe? box of 80 pkgs..
22.00: in 60-lb. boxes, 6c per lb.; oriental
stuffed dates, per box, 13.40,
PIN1CAPPLES In crates of 24 to 42, per
crate, tJ.60.
itiuiio,
APPLES Oreaon fancy Ben Davis, ner
box, 11. W; New York export Russets and
Baldwins, 84.0b
biitA w KE.nrti.a Arxanaas, per S4-at.
case, $1.702.00.
CllERRiLM-CallfornUi. per box. 21.60(9
176.
P0TAT0E8 Coioraao, fl.;c0; Dakota, per
bu., $LOli5l.lO; new Texas Red stock, in
sacks, per bu., 21.2691.U6.
NAVY BEANB Per bu., t2.U2.25.
ONIONS Bermuda, por 60-lb. crate, 8100;
In sacks, per lb., oc.
CABBAGK) California, per lb.. ZUoj
southern, pat crate, 82.60.
CUCUMlltKB-Fer dOI.. oBJfTBO.
TOMATOES Per (-basket crate, fanev.
2.60, choice, 82.00. '
tr tJi 011 LU i ci uu! ifi4ii-uca, wUi
LETTUCE Top lettuce, per doi., 40c,
TURNIPS Southern, per dos., 46c
BEETS Southern, per dog., 76c.
CARROTS Southern, per dog., 76c
PARSLEY Per dog., 400.
BEANS Wax, per bu. basket. 21.00(31.25;
string, per bu. basket, 81.00ial.25.
SPINACH Per bu., home grown, 60 00c.
ASPARAGUS Per dos. bunches, 40o.
OREEN PEPPER8-Per It-basket crate.
8200. , ....
Eii- riiAT-rer aoa, ai.uu,
SQUASH Florida summer, per dog., Too.
PEAS-Per bu, box, 83O0.
MIBCELLAN EOTJ8.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
11c; Wisconsin Young Anterlca, Uo: block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin bflck. 13c; Wlscuu-
sin Umberger, 13c.
in limn
C'.DEI
U put-Per bt)i.
t"er bbi., 85 60; per bbl.. 83.58.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio. 'per lb.. 10c.
10.,
HIDES No. 1 green, tc; No. 2 green. 6c
No. 1 suited, 7c; No. 2 salted. c: No. 1 veal
calf. 8 to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 Veal caif, 12 to
16 lbs., 6o; dry salted hides. tV?12c; ehees
pelts. 24b7c: horsehldes, 81 60&2.60.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
fiecsns, large, per. 10., uc; sinuu, per ilk,
Oc; peanuts, per lb., tc; roasted peanuta,
er lb., sc; cnui wainuis, iediiv: large
Ickory nuts, per lb., -lie; almonds, soft
shell, per lb, 16c: hard shell. 13c; shell-
Darks, per DU., uu. uiaca walnuts, per
bu., Il.a.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May 24. WOOL The demand
for old Wools In the market has been un
usually quiet the last week. There have
been no transactions of sny slge, almost all
of the buslnHB being in the nature of clean
ing the market of the old stock. From the
manufacturers' standpoint the situation Is
no mure favorable than at any time during
the spring. Pulled woola are firm, with
trudlng quiet. Old territory wools are firm,
with sales chiefly in small lota. In foreign
wools little Is being done, tfcime current
quotations follow: Kentucky, Indiana, eta..
three-e khths blood, wi one-quarter
blood. 2i'iC6o; braid, a: v Idaho, flne,
13'?'loo; heavy fine, 131l3c; fine medium,
16'illtie: medium. l"al7o; '"W medium. 17t
IHc; Wyoming fine, ltyftlfW-; heavy fine,' 13
1il3.-; fine medium. li,lc medium, licO
If ; low medium, lstiso. ljh and Nevada
fine, 14rl6c; fine medium, liiaac; me
dium, IK'uISc: low medium, 13Ao. Dakota
fine, l.Vtitk-; flne mediinn, 16(al','"; medium,
lHilltc; low medium, lMi2ic. Montana fine,
choice, lyjftc: flne. average. 17ftlac; fine,
medium, clioloe, IHWIbcj average. lS(Wc;
atnnlu, lalftc; medium, choice, lhlo,
ST. IXUIH, May 24 WOOL Active and
Steady; medium sradear, combing and cloth
ing, 1", it llardt pne 1f(jli; heavy fine,
lialic: tuu-washtid. iiii'u.
OMAUA LIVE STOCll MARREI
Ltrfer Bo'ip'.i of Oattl Than Cxpio.
bat Prices miin Steady.
TRADE ACTIVE ON DESIRABLE KINDS
Hogs Open Two aad Half t Five
Lower, bat Cloa with Deellae Ra
gaiaed Sheep aad Lambs Tea
to TweatyFlve Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 24, lo4.
Recelnts were-
Cattie. Hogs, bheep.
Ofnotai Monday ,
Linciai '1 ueaday
.. 2.1C0 t.u4 4,iua
.. a.iuO li.4u0
4.VUU
Two days this week... 7,400 3.52
Same dus last week.... 6.H14 ii,ur-o
Same days week belore.. 14,ilM
tnne three week ngo.JO.iatj l.t
Hume lour weeks ago....lo,6tM 1,4
Same days laat ycur ayutl 2u,u.s4
7.76S
;,iw
U.aVU
7.4MI
RECEll-iS FOR THE YEAR TO DA'lIk
The lollowmg table shows the receipts of
came, nogs and sheep at Mouth Uma..a 101
tne year 10 uale. witu comparisons wit
laat year:
' 1904. 103. Inc.
tatti Sfv,6tii 8M,6io i,u;i
Hogs 1,031.043 1,61 1U.3A2
Bheep 6U.ll 6ub.t 13,44
Avaiage pri'.es paid for aog at cuuia
umana lor the last severs, days witu com
parlson:
Pta. j llM.llM.lKa.l01.U.lgN.lMa.
May L..
May 2...
May ...
May 4...
May 6...
l!!9l
I f 84 8 26 8 61
(71 6 1 2 8 80
, 73 6 17 i 8 (7
8(4 884 866 883
t 3 tU 3 W
; I 7 3 64 3 S3
, 6 W 6 21 8 HO
6 641 6 1W 8 69
(6 iU 206 3 88
8 61 6 la 3 62 8 96
t 66 i 16 2 62 3 87
6 16 8 66 4 IS
t 6S 3 4 36
6 71 8 17 4 23
6 66 6 -t 3 67
6 69 6233634
6 72 6 20 3 80 4 46
6 731 6 li 3 6a 4 28
6 10 8 66 4 2'J
8 73 8 66 4 26
6 63 8 08 3 63
6 63 6 09 8 62
6 bl 6 01 3 65 4 33
I 6 ill 6 04; 2 M 4 i&
00 1 11
4 66
f MI 8 76,
May ...
Ml
4 643,1
May 7...
May I...
8 (3
May 2...
May 10..
7,
1 MVS
a
64
7 071
May 1J.
May
M
46
May 13..
May 14..
May 16..
May 1..
May 17..
May 18..
May is..
May hi..
May 21..
no
! "1
7 V5
T 12
4
4 60!
4 6ii
s so
6 ti
1 12i
8 36
7 07
7 13
s r
8 31
47
7 121
4 4
4 41
I
4 8UHi
8 27
7 11
6 I81
7 03
May 22.. .1
S 18
7 03
7 08
May a.
May 24.
8 U
7 06
Indicates Suiidar.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in todav bv eaoh road waa
(Jatue. nogs. Sheep. 11 sea.
C . M. & Bt.
oa
Wabash
, 3
10
67
, 2
46
35
64
6
4
2
4
49
11
62
20
46
8
'
3
2
6
Missouri Pacific ....
Union Paclflo
o. N. W....1
F.. K. oil M. V
C, St. P., M. & O..
B. & M. Ry
C, B. & Q
(J. c BU J
C. R. I. at P.. eaat.
C, R. I. A P., west.
Illinois Central ....
Chicago a. W
Total receipts 247 240 15
The disposition of the dav's recelots waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number 01 nead indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co M
Swift and Company l,83o
Cudahy Packing Co I,6u2
Armour si t o um
2.i08
4.246
8.747
4. W0
160
2.003
1
o3J
Omaha pack. Co., St. Joe .... -
swirt and Co., K. c
Armour ot Co., Soo City . 814
Lubman A Co.... 36
Hill ok HunUlnaer 2
310
Huston & Co " 1
J. B. Root A CO 15
L. F. Huss 10
Squires & Co
Wolf A Murnan 69
Sam Wertheimer 4
Lee Rothschild S6
S. 8. Co 149
417
Other buyers 130
Totals 6,339
CATTLE Receipts today
larger than expected and the arrivals con
sisted almost entirely of corn-fed beeves,
with only a comparatively light run of
butchers stock, such as cows and heifers.
and a very light showing of stock cattle
and feeders.
In spite of th large showing of beef
cattle the market, opened early and fairly
active, so that the big end or the recelpu
changed hands by or soon after the middle
of the forenoon. As to orlcea there was not
much change in either direction. - Some of
the most desirable cattle of handy weights
brought strong prices, while on the other
and less desirable killers were a little
aaaler for the reason that the large offer
ing enabled packers to be rather discrimi
nating In the matter of quality. As a rule
sellers were Quoting- the general market as
steady on everything desirable.
Cows and heifers were far from plentiful,
considering the large receipts, and as there
waa a rood demand the market waa fully
steady and reasonably active. Bulls, calves.
stags, etc. sold in about in same notcnes
yesterday.
Btockers and feeders were In very light
supply, but there was considerable inquiry
for them and tne maraet was tuny steauy.
BEEF STEERS.
Mo. At. Pr. ha. Ar. Ft.
i. 660 4 1)0 tt 1117 4 T
2 tii 4 10 0 . IMS 4 10
11 7 4 10 14 1141 4 TO
11 lot 4 li N 1U41 4 74
11..., lout 4 10 41 114 4 76
11 170 4 30 ....14N 4 Tt
1 110 4 14 24 llu 4 71
t 115 4 2ft 1 iao 4 Tt
11 0ot 4 4 li 1141 4 Tt
22 1016 4 10 tO ....Hat 4 Ti
16 1040 4 10 14 lOU 4 Ti
1 .lubl 4 M M U01 4 Ti
It HJ1 4 34 21.... 1181 4 Ti
21 IIS IM 21 ,....114 4 Ti
16 4 4 40 40 ....1U62 4 Ti
14 UI0 4 6 21 lllf 4 76
II W4 4 60 37 laST 4 M
11 1040 I 60 1 1164 4 10
17 m0 4 60 IT 1161 4 W
3 1180 4 M tl 1U 4 to
It 1076 4 64 1 1111 40
16 1147 4 60 41 1141 4 10
tl 10U 4 60 41 11176 4 10
21 101 4 6t 21 UU 4 10
11 1106 4 64 II 114 4 40
li 1101 4 64 II U10 4 10
10 1164 4 66 10 1111 4 10
12 1U0 4 66 40 131 4 16
II 1016 4 65 II 1140 4 16
27 ;.122 4 64 27 1441 4 15
18 llifl 4 66 IT 1144 4 00
1 1010 4 66 21 1670 4 M
20 1140 4 66 20 1161 '4 10
16 1(131 4 10 44.; Ha! 4 0
12 10M 4 40 20 1MI 4 0
II 1111 4 W It 1104 4
14 1107 4 U 11 lMl 4 M
II 1116 4 i 16.. ml 4 M
24 1080 4 16 11 1UI 4 64
II 1160 4 16 14 liW 4 K
40 1111 4 M II WhO I 00
11 1021 4 46 II 1181 i 00
20 1204 4 41 II 14! I 00
It 1212 4 16 IT 1481 I 00
10 1147 4 II II 1214 I 00
IT lint 4 TO 10 1014 I 00
II 1160 4 TO 11 4444 t 00
20 1111 4 70 II 16.6 i 00
22 1170 4 TO 17 1444 I 04
11 1U1 4 Tl 11 1411 I 01
21 1144 4 70 (...., 1611 I 06
14 114 4 TO II 1171 I 10
20 1411 4 TO It 1214 6 14
6 4 TS
STEERS AND COWS.
t 1176 4 16 13 1011 4 60
IT 1031 4 46 li 114 4 M
II luT 4 60 .
COWS AND HEIFERS.
II W 4 20 30 1104 4 16
t 1011 I 40
COWS.
I..... BM 2 60 f 1041 I Ml
1 121 t Tt i 1040 I M
1 1040 I 10 t 1101 4 00
1 1160 I (Ml 1 1040 4 00
1 10O0 I 40 t lout 4 00
10 Ill I 40 1 110 4 00
1 1161 I 10 11 141 4 04
1 1UI0 I 60 1 1110 4 00
It 44 I 14 t 1171 4 06
10 1041 I IS itta 4 io
1 1011 I 14 T 1044 4 14
I MM) I 16 1 1184 4 10
1 T0 3 16 II If 14 4 10
3 I6i t TO 22 1101 4 10
1 1160 t TO 1 120 4 14
4 60 I Tt 1 1180 4 li
l 1181 I 10 4 1187 4 II
4 1016 I U T mo 4 if
1 1M 3 10 10 12.1 4 H
4 1141 I IX) IT 1171 4 44
3 U00 I K)
HEIFERS. '
T 224 I TO t rro 4 It
1 117 I 10 4 I7i 4 If
11 tr o I 10 1 K) 4 20
II Il I 66 IT Ml 4 M
I T6i I Tl 1 110 4 20
t 6M 14 II Ill 4 20
Ill 4 IS
. BULLS.
1.. . 1204 t 10 t 1120 I 14
1..... 1480 t 64 1 160 I M
1 111! t 60 1 leuo 3 tt
1 iv 1880 I 64 t 1880 I tO
1 18M I 60 1 1KXI 4 00
1 164 t It I ...1110 4 06
1 160 I 71 . 3 tWO 4 04
1 1640 I 14
8TEER9 AND HEIFERS.
I HI 4 B II 116 4 t4
8 ITt 4 40 14 1011 4 10
CALVES.
J Ml 3 It i ITS I OS
14 Ill 4 60 1 too 00
1 110 I OA I , 160 6 II
l" 1 "STAGS. " ,W ,U
I..
Ill 4 tt
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3 nu 1 71 n s 84i 4 to
184 I 14 to tat 4 24
HOOS Hardly anyone expotd such a
large run of bogs IXla morning, as lha feel
ing was mat 1114 aeiiuia 01 imbi wee
would have tendency cut down ship-
ments for a little tlmo at least. Naturally
enough, with euch large large receipts In
r'ght and with nothing ver rnrouraaliig
In the way of news from other veiling
points, the msrket here opened with buyers
taking the beat side. 1 no opening price
were fully iWirfo lower tlian yenterday.
Iater on as It became apparent that buyers
sii had large oruero in nan tne trade ilv
ened up and became quite active. At the
aame lime prices Armed up so that the
most of the decline was recovered. The
most of the hogs Bold In gord reason In the
forenoon la spite of tne slow opening.
Ma
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120 4 25
44 4 27
10 4 14
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130 4 l?4
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No. a. h. Pr.
Tl 113 llv 4 II
12 144 1(0 4 16
61 284 180 4 16
Tt 140 IM (a
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14 221 18-1 4 36
TT 214 M 4 26
tl 214 40 4 M
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lit 211 .. II
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cm 27 to 4 ituj
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6 24 .. 4 ST i,
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61 IM 10 4 174,
6 l 10 4 IJVi
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17 271 10 4 41
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0
so
an
180
10
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4 31
4 36
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40 4 li
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110 4 24
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140 4 II
SHEEP Receipts were liberal sgaln to
day, making the run for the week so far
larger than anticipated for this iat in the
season, ma cemand waa good acaln today
and the market steudy to a Utile higher
in spots man yrateroay, making tne gen
eral market lfXoic htgner than last weeK
Practically evervthlna desirable cluinasd
hands In aood season In the mornlna show
ing that buyers want the stuff. There were
some more shorn lambs here good onough
to bring iu.ou, and tno reeling is that a
right good bunch of Colorado wooled lambs
would bring I..UO.
Quotations for clipped stock: Oood to
choice lambs. 35.5u.uu: fair to good
lambs. So.0tKfiifi.50: Rood to choice wooled
lambx. 16. 604 7. 00; fair to good wooled lamos
36 0iri6.6o; good to choice yearltngx or
wethers, 86.0Vfrft.60; fair to good ye irllngs or
wetners, . i;gu.uu; goon 10 cnoice ewes
84 7066 00; fair to good ewes, J4.0tiijl.6j.
Representative sales;
No.
Av. Pr.
9ti 4 60
60 5 65
84 3 26
,66 4 25
80 4 60
80 4 60
68 4 60
72 4 7.-.
fl 6 00
71 6 26
' T! 6 40
71 8 50
127 6 76
70 6 75
72 6 00
72 6 00
69 6 01
63 6 25
80 7 60
834 western ewaa
20 western lambs ....
44 western cull wethers
99 western cull lambs
144 western wethers
62 western wethers
5 Aresttl n lambs
St 3 western yearling ewes and
wethers - 1
6r7 western yearlings
vMi wejtern lambs
44 western yearling ewes and
wethers
J4fi western lambs
4 western lsml
144 western lambs
902 western lambs
816 western lam be
13 western lambs ,
150 western lambs
2 sprlnj lambs
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle
aad Hoar Higher aad
keep
"trong aad Higher.
CHICAGO. May 24. -CATTLE ReoelDts.
2,600 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, 83.2Mi.35: poor to medium. 84.2611
6 86; stockers and feeders), 83 20 "0 4.76; cows,
31. 7584.60; heifers. 32.40tf8.0o: canners. 31.66fl
2 75; bulla, I2.35ifi4.sfi: calves, 32.5Wu6.00;
Texas fed steers, 34.Ou4f4.60.
hous Receipts, 30,000 head: estimated
tomorrow, 20,000 head: left over, 8.009 head;
market steady; mixed and butchers, 4.50f
4.67ft; good to choice heavy, 34.80tS4.67V4j;
rough heavy, t4.45t.05; light, 34 454.66;
duik or sales, I4.wxii4.oo.
SHEEP AND LAM BR Recelots. 10 000
head; strong to lOo higher; good to choice
wethers. 86. 2571 6.76; fair to choice mixed,
34.00&6.00: western sheep, 84.76ii5.75: native
lambs, $5.3ti6.W; western lambs, .0O$j7.6O;
spring lambs, 8T).00if7.&0.
' Kansas City Lira Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY. May 24.CATTLE-Ra-
eelDta. 7.600 head, tnoludlnar 60 head annth.
erne; market steady to strong: export and
dressed beef steers, 34.866.26; fair to good,
34.owu14.60;. western fed steers. 34.ooro6.0O
stockers and feeders, 33. 26 4,761 southern
. , , ' . , ,.01,1. IV, BUUI1WI1I lU WW W, ,..OUt.W,
native cows, 32.0Off4.S5; native heifers, 34.00
510. ai Duus, i2.80W4.uu calves, soo lower at
32.7604.75.-
HOOS Receipts. 10.500 head: market
steady to 10c lower: top. 34.50: bulk. JI.SGli
4.45; heavy, 34.40fr4.50; packers, 84 45tg4.60
pigs and lights, 83.70 4. 40.
SHEEP. AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head; market strong to 10c higher; native
lamps, tb.MW4i.iu; western lambs, &.duii7.oo;
fed ewes. 84.5o6.00: Texas clipped year-.
lings. 35.0fm5.75: Texas clipped sheen. 34.60
66.20; stockers and feeders, 83.70(34.70. . ,
St. - Loals Lire Stock Market.
a.t TTrq ur .. oj A nrTr n
3,600 head, including 1,000 head Texane;
market active; ahipplng and export steers,
84. 70(276.75: dressed beef and butcher steers.
4.1CK(j5.&6; steers under 1,000 lbs., 34.0OJj5.0O:
stocaers ana reeaers, ij.du0 4..sn; cows and
hal..a rl KTi M- .... ti nriqjE. 1 1 1
$2 603.50; calves, 33.755.76; Texas and In
dian steers,. 83.26Q4.90; cows and heifers.
ta.wa.io.
HOGS Receipts, 7,600 head; market Arm;
pigs and lights, 34.1O4.50; packers. 34.40(9
4.55; butchera and best heavv, 34.6O34.07U.
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts, 8.500
head; market easy: native muttons, f4.0f7i
5.60: lambs, 83.O0-fi7.75; culls and bucks, 32.35
44.00;-stockerB, 32.28.00.
New York LW Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May 24. TiERVER Re
ceipts, none: no trading; market steady;
dressed beef, steady, 71i8Stc for native
sides; London and Liverpool cables quoted
live rattle steady; refrigerator beef Belling
at 9T)9Hc; no exports today.
CALVES Receipts, Si head; market
steady; choice veals sold at 85.60; city
dreswed veals. 6(fJSVaC.
HOOS Receipts, 2.8S4 lie.d; nona on sale.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 418 head;
market firm; spring lambs sold at $fc.&0;
winter lambs, 3,; she-p, i.bO5.40; dressed,
steady, SHllc; dressed spring lambs. 149
lfio; country dressed spring lambs, 83.003
0.50.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
. BT. JOSEPH, May 21 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,601 head; market strong to lOo
higher; natives, 34.S5S6.50; Texas and west
erns. 83.856.00; cows and heifers, 32.264.85:
bulls and -stags, 32.86fc4.75; Btockeaa and
feeders. 33.86ii4.50.
HOGS Reoelpts. 4.360 head;, market
stronger; light, 3i.3563-4.42V; medium -and
heavy, 34.404.6$.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts, 2351
head; market strong to loo higher; lambs,
27.10.
Slonx 43ity LIT Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. May 24. tSpeclal Tel-
fram.) CATTLE Receipts. 400 head; mar
et strong, beeves, 83.50&4.85; cows, bulls
and mixed, 32.304.00; stnckrrs and feeders,
8S.00ijM00; calves and yearlings, 38.751).75.
HOGS Receipts, 6.400 ri,d; market weak
to 6a lower, selling at 84.104.40; bulk, M.i'W
Stock, la giarht. '
Following are the receipts of live stock at
Iheep.
4,758
10,000
6.000
S. Ml
2,824
South Omaha ....
Chicago
Kansas City .-.,,.
Bt. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City .........
Totals ..........
26,682
Cattoa Market. !
LIVERPOOL, May 24.-COTTON-8pot
quiet; prices 12 points lower; American mid
dling fair, 7.46d; good middling, 7.JJd; mid
dling, 7.24d; low middling, T.lod; good, ordi
nary, 8.MU; ordinary, t.76!. Futures opened
barely steady and closed quiet; American
middling, g., o. c, May, 7.37d; May and
June, 893d; June and July, 6.9id, July
and August, 6.87d; August and September,
6.63d: September and October, 6.0sd; (Jcto
ber and November, 6k6d; November and
Iecember, 6.87d; December and January,
6.76.1: January and February, 8.74d.
ST. IX)1TIS,- May 24. COTTON Qultt;
middling, 13o; sales, none; receipts, nona;
shipments, none; stock, 11,853 bales.
NEW YOHK, May 24. .'OTTON-fipot.
quiet; middling uplands, 13.3Ac; middling
gulf, 12.60c: sales. Ml bales. Futures were
steady: May, 12.7o; June, U93'412.fric; July,
131hfilil9c; Atiruat, 12.81rai3.62q: September,
U.llfjllJOc; October, 10.7it 10.71c: Novem
ber, 10.6fyi0f.2c; December, l6.8010.61o:
January, 0 64a 10.68c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 24.-COTTON-Spot
steady; salea, 2,700 bales; ordlnsry,
10 ll-l4o: good ordinary, 12e; low middling,
lir; middling, 13c; good middling, 13 6-lc;
middling fair, 13 11.16c; recslpt. t: bales;
stock, 16,99 bales.
CasTee Market.
NEW YORK, May 24.-COFKE The
market opened steady at a 8 per cent ad
vance. UttJua were reported nt bag,
Includinir: June. 6.tWn-; July, 5.75c; rli'H-ni-br,6
iiii .Jnuiuary, t.y; Ua, C.ioti tio.
Cattle. Hogs.
..6.800 17,4110
,.2,600 20.0UO
,. 7,8"0 ' 10,500 '
. .8.600 7.600
..1,601 4.350
.. 400 5,410
.20,901 65,150
pot Rio, quiet; No. T Invoice, 6To. Mild
quiet; Cordova, bvil3c
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 24. -M :-TT ALS-Spet til
underwent no change ttliruml or locally
London quotes spot a 1-1 I" fid and f
turea were 2s V1 higher ht 17s tVl; l
chilly spot is nuoteti at 37.4.U7.W. ."orpoi
In Ixmdon was higher; spot tin-re ndvancet
2:t M to 56 I'a and futures fx to !.' 17s 6tl
lorallv ronper remains unchanged; Inks a 114
electrolytic are quoted at 111 '"jl3. l't ant
ctutlng at JlJ.ST'sii IJ.ii-W. IjoiiiI was yiv
rh.-ingecl at r4.44-(i4.tj In the local inArke
snd nt 11 l.'-s In I.ondcn. Spelter bIko wm
nnchiuigetl lu both m.trkete. with Londi
cltslng at i and New York at 88.1miu.
Iron cloeed at Ms 91 In Gliuaow ami at 4Ja
d In Mld.llesborot'gli; locaily Iron Is tin
changed; No. 1 northern foundry Is Ouoli-'
nt 8i5.ui'riiU,jO; No. 2 imtthern foundry
114. boi 15.00; t'lg iron warrant dull ant)
nominal nt fj.Ii.
ST. I.41CI8. Mav 24. MKTAIJ Iad. dul
at ,4.27. Spelter, dull tit 84. 90.
, Oils aiul Itoaln.
NEW YUiRK. May 24 OILS Cottonseed
firm; prlini crude, homlnal; prime 'yellow
!74c Fetroieuni. stendv; rehned. New Yolk,
8S .io; Philadelphia, tv.15; In bulk, V.:U Xur
pentine, eiea-.ly.
ROSIN-Su-ady; strnlned, common to
good, 3oc.
OIL CITY, Pa May 24 -01LS-Crdll
balances. 31.62; rertthVates. no bid; ship
ments, t1,o3n bbls., aeiage 73,7 bl)l.
runs, 18.3H1 bbls., average (Vt,M2 bblaf ship
ments, Lima. M0,9!t6 hula., averam 6o.wi
bbls.: runs, Lima, 40,1 AS btM., averag 63,
391 bills.
BAVANNAH, O 1. May 24. OILS Tur
pentine, (lrm. 54'c.
ROSIN Firm; A. ii. C. P. 82.35; K. 81.70;
F. 82 76; O. 32 SO; It i.s:.; I. 8S.: K, 81.15,
m!, 33.20; N, fo.30; W G. 33.71; W V 83.86.
gnaar and Molaaaea.
MFW VllBK Mav U SI'n AR Haw
firm; fair refining, S7-16c; centrliugal W
test, s i-iac; molasses sugar, a-ioc, no
fined, firm; No. 6, 4 65c; No. 7, 4. 60c; No. a
4.56c; No. 9, 4 40c; No. lu. 4.35c j No. 11, 4.30c;
No. 12. 4 2fc: No. 13. 4.20c: No. 14. 4.15c; con
fectioners' A, 4.ao; mould A, 6.3oo; cut loaf,
5.tloc; crufhed, 6.65c; powdered, 6U5c gran.
All grades of refined sugar have been ad
Vsnced oc per loO lbs.
viti, rti trivia HI.. 41 QtTmil-.
i- rj llll,r.VltlO, ..i O.J m-t. J , ,
ptroiiK; ojen kettle, Z1i'a3 3-l$c; centrifugal,
Sfi.ic; centrifugal whites, 4Uii47ic; el-
tows, it-iti n-inc: seconus, e-c
Mt II.ASHK9-Nominal: open kittle. 203
2.V; cenirlfugal, loiulju. Srup no.-n:ia), 'A
j-25c. . i
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO, Msy 24. WHISKY Steady,
on a hauls (if Jl.Jtv, .
vmnu. Muv 24 WHISKY On a basis
of 31.28 for finished goods.
Ml. LUllt, Jtiay ;4,-nnioni-aau,
on a btisis of 31.8i.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-WHISKY-On
basis of 31.28 for flnlnhed goods.
Perdlraris lu Uood Health.
WISV i UKtV, Aiay 11. J uiian;u una
Tangier, Morocco, tu tr.o n.iva
ters navo letn received from ion Perdlcarls,
tne weauny n i-1 1 ,;ii , ... . rr. .........
a few days ego by bandits. The writer
niri he is beiua- well cared for and la in
good health.
RE1AL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record yesterday a fur
nished by the Midland Ousrantca and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1614
Vnrnam atieflt:
William E. Weekly and wife to Janet
Falconer, lot 12, Weekly's add I
Samuel 8. Curtis, master, to National
173
8,000
830
1.3'0
800
760
1408
1
Life Insurance company, part oi lot
1 block 4S Omuha
Sheriff to William Hutton, part Of lot
a hlni.lt 16. 1 red it Ftoncler...'.
Westerly Saving bank to Kred Bunch,
lots 6 and 7, Remington's subdlv....
Helen R. Clark to Nels J. ' Anderson,
lot 9, block 2, Stephens Place
Clementine Urown to Martha A. pe
Lamutre, lot , diock si, liounise
Pine
D. V. Sholes A Co. to Frank Russell,
lot 12, block 4, Dupont Place
Frank Dlnniy to Mary Dlnnsy, part
nt lnta UK and 26. Hlckorv Place
Lydia H, Hall to Thomas F. Hall,
several lota in Hall Place
Charles W. Brown, administrator, to
llrltta swanson, part oc lot su,
Clark's add
1,660
1
'600
Frank B. Montgomery and wife to
Annie K. uuye, part oi lot 6, diock
. Patrick's add
Mary A. Hutchinson 'to Csrllon D.
Hutchinson, lot 4, block 19,. Walnut
Hill, and other property
Sheriff to Abby Hills, lot 6, block 8,
and other land In Clovaniaie....'
Sheriff to Ernest Brcnhans, lot 7,
klnnl. A W .i I n r-r .
1
ICO
235
l , V" n . i. r. . " ,, .n,. ............
Mnra-nret Halev und hushnnd to John
Franck, lot 24, block 11, mown Park L475
Bherlff to earl D. F. Langfcldt, part
of taxlot 27. 21-15-13' 2.600
Julia A. Gibson and wife to Alice A.
White, part ot lot 44, block 6, ana
other land 16.000
Rt. Rev. Richard Beannoll to City of
Omaha, part of nw!4 nw4 aw1 ro-
15-13
SfO
WUHam B. Her et si to Peter E. Her,
lot 2, block 6, Kountze & Kutn i aaa.,
and other land....
1
Lottie Stemler nnd husband to Inter
state Investment Trust, Limited, a
tract In nett nwtt 83-18-18
8,000
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, Neb.
lit. 0sJtff
Capital and Surplus, $00.000
mm mirnm, . . sex. s. wooi, v. v.
UntllW88.CK
riA T. IAMILT0H Aut Caar. '
staoslre aaoeuata at kaaka Saakars, eoraor
stloua, Braaa aa IsAtTlsWals sa tavoraM
taraw.
rarelca xehaaae koaalit aa st14.
I Latter ef CnOlt Isauaa. available is Bit
pans ef the vorM.
Istaraal I4 ee Tina Cwtifleatas a4 D4Katt.
rauaatiesa sua ptoapiir sa seeaoeaiaaiir.
w .
GOVERNMENT it CT I Oil.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER.
MASTER, Cheyenne, Wj-o:, 'May
24, 1904. Pealed proposals, in tripli
cate, subject (0 'the ususl condi
tions, will bo received at this office uiull
2 o'clock p. m. mountain time, June 14,
1904, and then opened for the construction
and erection, complete, st Fort U. A. Rus
sell, Wyo., of a crematory of. a capacity
ox not icsa man one ion per nour, to
gether with a suitable building to en
close same. Bidders must submit, wlUi
their bid, plan and specifications, in tripli
cate, of the crematory and building they
propose to erect. Instructions, blank forms
of propoxal and full Information furnished
on application to this oftlce. Bid; Under
my advertisement of March 28, 1904, for
crematory, have been rejected. The United
States reserves the right to accept or re-
itict any or all bids or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing bids should b en
dorsed "Proposal for Crematory at Fort
D. .A. Russell, Wyo.," and addressed to
Captain W. H. Bcott, uuurtermuster. U. $.
A., in charge of construction, Cheyenne,
Wyo. M24-26 JeiO-11.
LEGAL NOTICrp.' ' t
!
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. '"
Notice ia hereby given that sealed bids
for the construction of a ditch la. Dodgo
county, Nebraska, known as the Bowman
ditch, lll be received by ths county cleric
of Dodge county until 10 o'clock a. in, Jun
2, ltnH. Bald ditch to be -constructed ac
cording io the plans and Hrieclllcatluna of
the county surveyor, which are now on
file In the ofllce of the county clerk. The
party or parties to whom the contracts
are awarded must give bonds in the sum
of 2K0O fur faithful performance of con
tract, aud. 31,800 to secure the payment of
laborers and mechanics. Each bid must
be accompanied with a certified oheck oil
some Fremont bank in the sum of ll
payable to th county treasurer Jt Dodge
county, to be forfeited to said county Tu
cae the party awarded the contract falls
to promptly enter Into satisfactory con
tract. Healed bids to be addressed to V
O. Boe, county clerk, Fremont, Neb. Tha
board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. C. O. BOE, County Clerk.
M24d6tm
OFFICE CONSTRUCTINO QUARTER
MASTER, Cheyenne. Wyo., May'
24, 1904. 8aaled proposals, in tripli
cate, subject to ttie usual condi
tions, will be received at this offlre unit!
3 o'clock, p. m. mountain time, June 14.
1904. snd then opened, for furnlinlng and
installing wail lockers In two (slngiei field
srtlllfry barracks at Fort D. A. Ruxsell,
Wyo. Plana and specinratv-'iia may bs
seen at thli ofllce; also at the office of the
chief cjuarterniiialer, Chicago, Denver,' N"W
York. Omaha, HI. I-oula snd fit. Paul. The
United States leaervea the right to BCcept,
or reject any or all bids or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing bids should
be endorsed "Proposal for w.ill Icrkers at
Fort D. A. Rnsaell, Wyo ," and addrenaed
to f'optain W. M. Recti, -quarU-rnmaiei,
U. 8. A , In charge of constrtn-tlon, ''hey.
line, W'ya M-it-A Jio-il