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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1904.
CRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
Local k'tj tkrs Deal Thought to Hart
Sean a Fallon.
EUROPE DOES NOT FOLLOW DECLINE
Wkeat Lower Again mm Market Dull
Lonl Caah Market U Blow,
fcat it Dora Not .
Weaken.
OMAHA, Mav SR 1901.
It begins to look aa though the local deal
!r.Wiy torn had rather coma to an end.
ina big long interact oh tnla mirtti la
ujiBowa to nave between jg,u00 and 400,
w bushels of corn bought and not all o
tnla haa been oeilvereri hut th .hnrt in.
tereit la believed to have the corn and to
be able to deliver It at will. It e thought
the long Intereat will abandon the Ijea of
equeese.
. .'."ine people who have been working up
this deal went agalnat the rocks that have
busted every corner trleo," Mid one of the
anuria. --4 Deneve one or those old fellows
in ine nmie got all the cash stun bough
once, and there haa been JUKt one success
IUI corner In the llnllari Rtatae WJhmm.
there Is an operation of this aort on the
J' ""a ne grain gets inio real money
the farmers will dig up enough to spoil
the saueese. Thev aell th ! nm
fpl tli pigs on canned corn if they have
interest nai ine money or the con
trol to buy up enough of the grain for a
auccessful corner."
Liverpool was from d to Hd lower In
wheat today than it was last Friday, at
which time the market closed for the holi
days American marksta are generally
ISo lower In July and c lower In Septem
ber than they were Friday. It la not to
ue expected European markets will fully
follow Shirt) breaks In American mr.
kets, because they were already relatively
lower. The market todav Is dull for the
anuri mieresi nas oeen largely eliminated,
and now the rash demand la much wmknr
The Increased movement In the northwest
and the southwest has somewhat altered
the sentiment. The trade Is beginning to
anticipate a bearish government report
4una jv.
The ruin In nrlna or nmaha am In foe
future delivery and the close Tuesday and
auumy were aa loiiowa:
fnnaed-
Open. High! Low. Today. Yes'jr
Wheat
May ...
July ...
Sept. ...
Corn
May ...
June ...
. July ...
Sept. ...
Osts
May ...
July ...
Sept. ...
asked
92
U
M B 94 B
82 B 82 B
71B T1HB
48 B 48 A
4(1 A 47 A
4A 45VsA
42 B 42 B
42HB 42 B
38 B SB
30 B 90 B
48
47
4
47
4
.. 42'4
.. 88
.. 29
B bid.
4IH
&
30
38
29
Local Caah Grain Market.
1 The cash market -was dull again this
morning and business waa restricted. Prices
ruiea the same. Receipts were: Wheat,
rio cars In and 23 cars out: one week ago,
and t cars. Corn, 86 cars In and 17 cars
cut; one week ago, 10 and 3 cars. Oats, I
Cars in- one week ago, 6 cars In. Four cars
Of no. 3 yellow com sold on tracK ror 48c.
' WHEAT No. 3 hard, 90g2c: No. hajd.
oafc; ro. nam, miaDic. wneat quota
Uona are nominal.
CORN No. 3, 484e; No. 8, 474Sc; No. 4,
47c: No. 3 yellow, 4SV6a49c. nominal; No,
yellow, 48c; No. 3 white, 4RV4ya49c, nominal;
No. 3 white. 47M8o. nominal.
OATS No. 2, 42c; No, J, 3if39c; No. 4, S8
m-'ici no. 2 white. 4?c; No. i wnite, 4trauc
standard, 4zc. oat quotation are nominal.
. Rotes from the Kxebaaaro Ofleea.
"Omaha stocks of grain In publlo houses
are: Wheat, 111,846 bushels; corn,, 260.293
bushels; pats,. 34,738 bushels. Contract corn
in public houses amounts to 144,19 bushels.
. ur this 119,620 la in the Merrlam & Holm.
' qulest elevator and 26.389 In the Union ale.
vator.
Oeorge Krumm of Tllden was aa ex
(change visitor.
Omaha lnsoectlons of grain were 87 cars.
Of wheat I cars graded No. 3 hard winter
and of corn 29 cars graded No. 2, 22 car
No. 8, 1 car. No. 4. 3 cars No. I yellow, I
cars no. 3 yellow and l car no. 3 white.
Grata Markets Elaewhere.
Closing prices of grain today and Tues
day at ine maraets namea were as iohowb:
i ' CHICAGO.
I Cloaed-
Wheat Today. Tuea y
'4llpWv::K:r:?::;:-g- 'Sk
Corn
July 47T4B 47A
September 474k 47HB
KANSAS CITY.
Julv ....i . 764aB KSA
September 7oA 7oA
Su"y .'. 43T4 43SB
September 42UB 42 A
ST. LOUlo.
Wheat
July :.
September
Corn
July .......
September
Wheat-
.... 844 to
47 ' 47HB
4$4 46VB
MINNEAPOLIS.
July
September .
Wheat
July September ,
Wheat
July .. ,
September
3ST4
.. si
81B
DULUTH.
.. 83HB 84 B
NEW YORK.
eiti i
.. 83&A. 63X
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
tAaotatleas Of tke Day oa Tarloai
Conua edit lee. .
NEW YORK. Mar JR. FLOUR Renefnts.
13,447 bbla; exports, 1 068 bbls. Market was
Dareiy aieaay wun a ngnt vaae. Minnesota
bakers', 34.004.20: winter patents, $6.U
1.40; winter straights, 4 Mtg&lO; winter ex-
wmm T.l j M ....... . .
good, 33.Sov4.lfi; choice to fancy, 34.1fc(4.60.
CORNMEAU Quiet; yellow western. 31.03
l 10; olty, i.iom.u; kua drtej, w.00.10.
11 U yiviti a TV vmt fcvi ll awra BUW
BARLEY-Dull; feeding, ilea, c L I. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts, 13.000 bu. Spot mar
ket easy; No. 2 red, nominal, elevator, and
31.18. f. o. b. afloat. Options opened barely
steady, the closing being Ho net lower;
oloalng. September, 88o, Teoember 884o.
COHN Receipts. 10.775 bu.: exporU, 48(
cu. cipot maraet barely steaay; ro. a, vuf
84c. elevator, and 68c f. o. tx. afloat. Mav
had a sharp advanoe on selling and tiroke
violently, closing tc lower. iat months
were firm on cold, wet weather and closed
net Vsc higher. Closing: May, 800 ; July,
fc4Hr: September. 6tC4o.
OATS Reoelpte, 12.800 bu.; exports. 8,000
bu. Natural white. 30 -to l lbs.. 4K4l4o.
TALLOW Firm: city (31 per package),
4Uo ; country (package free), JOo.
HAT Steady; shipping, lo70c; good to
cnoice, hohxm.
dura diwu . luvm. uvihiiiwu , 'J i,uuiu
1803. 2630c; 1902, 2c; olds, 901 4c Pa
cific coaat. olds, SirSc
HIDES-Bteady: Galveston. 2S to 23 lba,
lo: ihxrs, ary, n to so ins., io.
LEATHER Steady i acid, fcvfl26c.
RICB Steady; domestic fair to extra,
SVi&ftc: Japan, nominal.
l'KO VISIONS Beef, quiet; family, IS SO;
beef hams, 18 OOJj'lO.OO; city extra India
mess. 31l.00trrt(00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, ts.d4.76; Pii'kled hams, tS.OOfllO.00;
pickled shoulders, ttMt Lard, dull; western
ale&med, 34.70; refined, dull; continent. 34 76;
South Amerloa. 37.36; compound, 34.00i.lZH.
I (irk, dull; family, 313 60; short clears, 3U.0O
frll Wl- maaa lllUWfilina
P01TI.TRY Alive, steady; apring chick
ens. j!3-; fowls, 14c; turkeys. 12c; dressed,
steady; weatern fowls, 11 Vic; turkeys, 14
tl'16c.
BUTTER Firmer; creamery, common to
extra, lfa'lftHc; state, dairy, common to
extra. lV-fKHc
CHEEd 12 steady: atate. full cream,
small, colored, 7W8o; small, white. 6449
7cj, large, white and colored, it7Vio.
EGGS Easy; western storage selections,
!Tttl7Vc; firsts. 17a .-
CHICAGO ORAIH AD . ritOVtSIONS
etrea of tke Tradlav Cloalaar
Irleee oa Board of Trade.
iICA?, Ma "--Perfect weather and
lh K'ble? i'ul weak undertone In
wheat here today. At the finish July wheat
W,?t.r! V.,rom yterday'a nnal
? ft. nr t l;n u "P HfrWo, oata ahow
and We, closing at &e 7 .17"." T
and flour were equal to luuo bu Prtmarv
receipts were H.l bu., compared 1 ufc
S4 tub a year ago Minneapolis, buluth and
Chicago report receipts of 1 cari. aaain.t
73 last wees aaa is a year ago.
A Orm lone prevailed In corn, and elnaaA
. Wo44o lower at 47H4VSo. iold up to"2
and
nd ciosea bi iH-ai receipts wera tr
rs, with J oi contrac t grade. w
oar
Oala ahowed an easy tendearv a..-n .
the session, but a ftr deiiiaad from ahorta
caused a firm undertone The poealhla
early settlement of the lake strike, u
f i .i i" "visions irom so to loo.
a ,rn!(1 th! Ho lower
at ahioaMjc. A feature of tradlnir waa ha
wide riuctuatlone of the May deflvjry the
price of that option auddenryJmpTng'frora
iLi fter,"..tll.Za quRk'y 'finsTto
,e a r. II- aelllng do,n to 864ic. July
17 1 1 Pt4Tl ea a ODV, oinV TBriaait Wa
compllshed. will release about 4.000,000 bu.
of oata now held for buy-era at lake porta,
and had a strengthening Influence. After
opening Vac lower at Ki ar, Juiy advanced
to 3Mc, and cloaed at tne top. Uocat re
celpta were 101 cara
Provisions started off weak, but closed
at about the high point, with July pork up
16c at 311 16. Juiy lard up 6c at &.- and
ribs 7H higher at 34.47.
Eatlmaten rtM'elpta for tomorrow! Wheat,
8 cars; corn, 302 cars: oala, 12 cars; hogs,
27 iai head.
The Board of Trade will be closed Mon
day, May 30.
Ihe leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles I Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloae. Yst'y
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
May July
Bept.
Oats
May
July
Sept.
Pork
July tJSE:
July
Sept.
Bept.
98
86 3IH K
M i1tH 37Tfc;
82al 81SI 8144
68
s
2H
S
eVrl
nl H.
80V16S
80e OH801t&,
I
474714.1
47Hl4747H
47 47
47'i4'4i')1
47,475
40sf 40
4741
4s I 4i
Hal
4041 4014
8', Si
oh
31 ,20V8S
10
11 36
8 30
11 IS
10 85
11 15
as4
11 37H
U 21,
U 3714
( 40
30
3714
8 8214
6 47H
37H
6 67
47tt
47H
37V4,
66 l 110
8 471,
86
40
6714
a a
t oo
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash Quotation were aa follows
FLOUR Firmer; winter patents. 84.T04J
t.w; straights I440t4 so: spring patents,
4 AIM34.60; straights, i3.80iS4.10; bakers', 82.45
051-
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 288c; No. S, 86(9
86c; No. 3 red, 31.06fcl.08.
CORN No. 2, 48c; No. 2 yellow, 4M?
60c.
OATS No. t 40Q41e; No. I white, 41 V
43C.
RYE No. 1 73o.
BARLKY-Oood feeding, 358Rc; fair to
choice malting. 4&r3$o.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 3100; No. 1 north
western, fl obh. Timothy, prime, 33.0S.
PRoVlSIONS-Mess Wk ner bhl.. 311 .05
OH. 10. Lard, per ion ins., R ..214. Short
Hds sides noose), K zixb.J714; snort clear
aides (boxed). 26.2&Q6.60.
The following were the receipts and ehln-
menis yesieraay;
Kecelpts. Bhlpments
Flour, bbla 62.700 43.700
Wheat, bu 46.000 27,ono
Corn, bu 208. 400 369.400
Oats, bu 269.600 162,(00
Hye. Du 8.000
Barley, bu. 74.800 8.400
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market waa itiv: creamery. ISWiTITiXp
dairies, lMTlc. Eggs, barely steady, ai
mark, cases Included, lie 15 Vic. Cheese.
easy, new gooas, iwbo.
tt. Lovla Grain aad Provtsloaa.
ST. LOUIS. Ma 26. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red cash, elevator, nominal; trsck,
l.wui.iu; juiy, M4(aM-)c; September, wc;
so. x nara, svswtc
CORN Hle-her: No. 2 caah. 49c: I track
491465014c; July. 471437Sc; September,
4614c.
OATS Firm : No. 2 cash, 41c; track, 42
4214c; July, 80Hc; September, SOHc; No. 1
wnite, mo.
FLOUR Moderately active: red winter
patents, so.wito.iv, wun special nranaa lb
26c higher; extra fancy and straight, 4.70f(
e.po; clear, H ."dt.iu.
bisko-Timothy, steady, rz.4oerz.76.
CORNMEAL Steady, 82.40.
BRAN Dull: sacked, east track. 81 00.
HAY Firm: timothy. 29.00&16.00: tiralrte.
eo.vuov.w.
IKON COTTON TIES ZC,
BAGGING 14c.
HEMP TWINE-,
POULTRY Dull: chickens. 914c: sorlnrs.
20c: turkeys. 10c: ducks. 8c: reese. 4c.
BUTTER Lower; creamery, 1519c;
dairy, iixumc.
EOGS Steady at ISC, case count.
Receipts. Bhlnments
Flour. bMs , 87.000 11,000
Wheat, bu za.ooo loi.ooo
Corn, bu 60.000 l.ooo
Oats, bu 30,000 41,000
Kansas City Grata aad Provtaloaa
KANSAS . CITY. May 28 WHEAT
steady: May, 89c; July 767614c: Sentem-
per, yuhuioo; casn, no. x nara. za4c;
No. f, it'qsoc: No. 2 red, 3l 04Sl.ot; No. 8.
ii.cb; receipts, zu cara.
i n xt c . jt .. ... i a . .o. .
uunii-mwuj iv wwer, najr. wag juiv.
43T4o; September, 424iS42H,c; caah, No. 2
63o: Wn, 2. 62c, . ...
' OAT3-Hlgher; NO. 2 white, 48o; No. t
mixea. bc.
HAY Firm; choice Omothy. 210.C0O1L00:
cnoice prairie, saou.
BUTTER-Creamerv. 1214(S1614c: dalrv.
12o. '-
KOOS Steady: Missouri and . Kansas.
cases returned, 12o; new, No. I whltewood
cases included, izo.
Recelnta. Shlnmenta
Wheat, bu 18,000 82,200
Corn, bu , 82,000 ' . 28.000
Oata, bu 9,000 60,000
Mlaaeapolls Wheat Markft,
MINNEAPOLIS. May 25. WHEAT Mav.
'c: juiy, iuc; eeptemper, sic; on tracK,
ro. 1 hard, 74o; No. 1 northern, 8614c; No.
northern. HWc.
FLOUR First Patents. J5.10SI.20: aeoond
patents, o.ut.iu; nrst Clears, a.6o; sec
ond cluara, 32.80.
BRAN In bulk. 316-6017.00.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
No. 1 northern, tftpSac: No. 3 northern, 87
Cj'wc; 01a juiy, Bo 01a.
k x h t-sjuer.
BARLEY Oulet: No. 1 63c: sardDle. 40O
ouc.
corn steady: No. 3. tvujwc: July. 47T
bid. . .
Dalatb Grata Market.
DULUTH. May 26. WHEAT In store!
No. 1 hard. 9440 : No. 1 northern. 36c: No.
S northern, 8214o. To arrive: No. 1 hard,
9614c; No. 1 northern, 0614c; No. 3 northern,
boo. un trace: jno. 1 normern, iMkisko;
No. I northern. Miawita; May, 86c; July,
88Vte; September, 81 Ho.
OATH on traca ana 10 arrive, uc .
Liverpool Grain Market. ,
r 1WDWVM. ILTnv 9K .WHITlT-JIftAf
easy; No. 1 California, 6a lOlid. Futures,
quiet: May, nominal; July. s 4'4d.
CilRN Snot, firm: American mixed, new.
4s6d; American mixed, old, 4s 70. Futures,
dun; May, nominal; juiy,
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Mav 25. SEED Clover, cash.
36 20; prime alslke. 88.16; August alslke, 34 40;
prime timotny, i.; nepiemuer uinuiny,
3147. bid.
Peorta Market.
PEORIA. May J5.-CORN toweri No. 2.
46c; No. 8, 43c.
WHISKY I1.2B.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mar 26. WOOL Pulled wools
firm, with trading quiet; old territory wonts
Arm, sales chiefly In small lots; Idaho, One,
U4916c; heavy fine. 13tjl214c; fine medium,
16lc: medium, latjfnc: low medium, 119
18c; Wyoming fine, HHlRc; heavy fine, 13
(11314c; fine medium. MjlAc; medium. 1843
19c: low medium. 18fl9c. Ulah and Nevada
fine,- 1416V4c; fine medium, lRliSrioc; me
dium, 18iil'18c: low medium, IOiOT&c. Dakota
fine, lUfldc; fine medium. lS1814e: medium,
1Hj19c; low medium, 19320o. Montana fine,
choice. 18i&19c; fine, average. 17(M8e: fine,
medium, choice, 18itfl8c; average, lffl7oi
staple, 18ftl9e; medium, choice, 18S19c.
ST. LOUIS. May 26. WOOL Firm, ac
tive: medium grades, combing and clothlnc
llaht fine. IMilTo.: heavv fine. 129
14c; tub washed, 2liJS2o.
Beaaorated Apples aad Dried FraKs.
NEW YORK. May 26 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market allowed no changes:
Common are quoted at 46614c, choice at 64
tjHo and fancy at 74FT14C
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS PrOnea
continue' easy as -far aa California varieties
are concerned, while Oregon fruit Is firm.
mcea range rrora stc to can. aoeoroing to
rade. Aurlcote are eolnar out alewlv.
Choice are quoted at 9H10o. extra choice
at lOHO'lOHc and fancy at 114?lSo. Peaches
fire In fair demand with prices a shade
ower on lees desirable aradea. Choice
are quoted at 7A7Uc; extra choice at
80 and) fancy at 914floc.
Oils aad Koala.
NEW YORK. May 28 OILS Cottonseed
firm: prima crude, nominal: prime yellow.
1710. Petroleum, ateady; refined. New York.
88.10: 'fiuiaaeiuiu, ffa.H ui Muia. ev-aw. ur
pentlne. steady.
ROSIN Steady; atralned. common to
"...x, w . AX
BAVA,ll. " "
pentlne firm at tvc-
POSrN A, B. C, D, W ; E. M : F.
, . I. It Its. v 4i? u u.
12. (V I 1. S4.JP. . mm , mm wm-.mvt
N. 13.36; W W. 3aeu.80.
Pa Had el pk la Prwdaee Market.
Pun.inRl.PHIA. Mar - 26 BUTTER
Steady and fair demand; western creamery,
17So; extra nearby prtnta, wo. ...
yj. lz-Mji a...w anA fair demand: fresh
u.k. iiu inaa on?: freah waelern. Iito,
loss eff ; fresh southwestern. 1714c, loaa off;
freah southern, l1c, loea off.
CHEESE Steady; New York full ereama,
choice to fancy, lo; ir to fuoo. 7ria.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
111.30. Lard, higher; prime steamed, 36.9214.
Bacon (boxed), steady; extra ahorta, 37.00;
Clear ribs. 37.3714: ahort clear, 37.6214r
SEW YORK STOCKS 1ND BONDS
Downwri Kc.Tm-nt Timidly Funned Ij
Wall Street Oparatcn,
MARKET ABANDONED BY THE TRADERS
Loadoa Relllag Haa aa Early laflo
ace, Altheagh It Appears to
So la Ratker Llakt
Volasne.
NEW YORK, May te.-Yesterday a cloa
Ing uut or contracts bv the dlsauaied im.i
ers who h1 come into the aiocK market
under the Influence of the Saturuay bank
etatement left little motive power In the
market. The reaction lnviteu some short
selling in the ertort to extend the down
ward movement so as to yield a trader s
piuni on me snort siae, out this was timidly
pursued and with the subseuuent steady
ing of the market the trading became vir
tually stagnant. Ertorts to trade aeemed
to be abandoned In despair of anticipating
vi an muvtmuni in prices. London aelllng
had an early Influence, although It waa 111
light volume. A droD of more than a nolnt
In New York and Hartford was the only
i ine striae 01 ireignt handlers.
But the labor dlflloulty on tnat road waa
of repressive Influence on the trading. .
The Incidents of the day were few and
were of little influence. The omao of r vji. .
000 gold tomorrow la practically offset by
additional recelpta of Japanese gold and.
the transfer of government deposits from
banks to the subireasury today was closely
equivalent to the payment last Saturday
to the credit of the Panama republic. The
grain marketa had a quiet day and threw
little light on the question of the crop
outlook. The marking down of the market
quotation tor Copper had no effect on
Amalgamated Copper, the security prin
cipally concerned.
Advances In Hugars are equally without
effact on Sugar stocks. Brooklyn Transit's
advance waa accredited to summer passer
ger traffic, but Metropolitan Street Hallway
made an equal or greater decline. Prices
were Insignificantly altered from those of
last night. Honda were steady. Total sales,
par value, 31.276,000. United Statea bonus
were unchanged on call.
Yesterday's quotations on the New York
Stock exchange were as follows:
Sales.Hlg-h.Low.Cloee.
Atchison 16,800 fc 6.114 t
00 preferred zuu v.
Baltimore Ohio .... 3,400 i.e 77
92
V
1171a
16
80
3714
8
0.0 preferred
Canaalan Pacific ....
Central of N. J :
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago A Alton ....
do preferred
Chicago O. W
Chicago 4 N. W
C, M. & St. P
do preferred
Chicago Term. &. X..
do preferred
C, C, C. A St. L...
Colorado Southern...
do 1st preferred....
do 2d pre! erred ,
Del. &. Hudson
Del., Lack. & W
Denver & R. O ,
do preferred
Erie
do 1st preferred....,
do 2d preferred
r locking Valley .....
Ilinols Central)
Iowa Central
do preferred ,
K. C. Southern
do preferred ,
Louisville & Nash....
Manhattan L ,
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Minn. .& St. L ,
M , St. P. & 8. S. M.
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do preferred
N. R. R. of Max.. pfd,
400 11714 117
4"0
100
400
37H
H94
87
80
1414
inn
ws i-y74
8,600 140
L600 ''iii
1,400 U'
'ioo 'i6ii
600 61
100 21
100 1&3
no
714
13
"isii
61
21
l&a
t
US
69
US
MS
2iM
163
200
19
64
2314
68
34 It
200 19 ' m
7,600 2314
.1,900 68-
300 34V,
22 ft
33
bO
ISO 12914 12914 1214
33
19'
8714
800 107 106 107
l0 144 143 143
100 77 77 76
7,500 110H 1U9 109
40
62
117
9.)
16
34
3V4
114
66
86
21
113
66
4274
78
1,900
'ioo
0
"jjj"
8914
"ii"
New York Central.... 1.100 11414 114
Norfolk A .Western... 100 6 6
do preferred
Ontario A Western... 1.700 2114 2114
Pennsylvania 19,800 113 113 .
P., C. C. A Bt. I....
Reading - '. 2.700
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred...... ....
Rock Island Co.. 1,700
do preferred ........ 200
Bt. L. A 8. F.. 2d pfd. ....
St. L. Southwestern.. 2"0
da preferred 700
4
us
.... 60
20 21-
4 ' 64
..... 4314
21
6414
12 1214 712
31
Southern Pacific 1.100
4t1 4&
20 2o
83 83
Southern Railway ... 900
do preferred "10O 3
Texaa A Pacific
Toledo, St. L. A W.,
do preferred
21
24
87
82
91
1
33
15
16
38
7
225
185
100
200
49
1
69
27
88
2?
T
27
18
81
60
5
Union Pacific ....
do preferred .....
Wabaah
do preferred ....
Wheeling A L. E.
Wisconsin Central
do preferred ....
Mexican Central .
Adama Express ..
American Express
U. S. Expresa
Wells-Fa rgo Exp.,
Amal. Cooper
...18,100
... 100
5014
IT
49
IT
Am. Car A Foun.
do. creferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Ice i"
do preferred aw ?v tci
Am. Linseed OH ....
do preferred
Am." J-ocomotive
do preferred 600 81 81
Am. Bmelt. & Refln.. 4,300 60 .49
do preferred J.roo m )'),
Am. Sugar Kefln. 600 125 125
Anaoonda Min. Co ,
Brooklyn Rapid T.... 32,700 47 46
Colo. Fuel 4c Iron 100 2o 2&S
Consolidated Gas 1700 208 2o7
Corn Produots 100 11 11
74
47
a
20814
11
66
do oref erred ,
Distillers' Securities..
General Electric
International Paper.,
200 20
. 60O 156 .
20
V4
2014
156
10
65
do Dreferred
International Pump.,
200 87
8o6 '16
200 82
37
30
do oreferred ,
70
National Lead ,
North American ....
Pacific Mall
People's Oaa
Pressed Steel Car...,
19
81
26
95
600 95 95
24
6614
do preierrea
Pullman Pal. Car
Republic Steel
do preferred 300 39
Rubber Gooes
V4
37
37
15
77
do preferred
Tenn. Coal & Iron..
TJ. 8. Leather ,
600
21X1
33
33
79J
7
41
15
do preferred
TJ. S. Realty
1,600 7
do preferred
TJ. 8. Rubber 100 16
do preferred 2"0 67
TJ. 8. Steel l.(W0 9
do preferred 24.200 63
16
7
9
68
66
9
61
Westlnghmiae Elec,
Western Union ,
88
Total sales for the day. 212,700 ahares.
Boetoa. Stock Quotations
BOSTON, May 25. Call loans, 2g3 per
cent; time loans, vjx per pent, umciai
closing or stocas ana oonae:
, .-1.1. . . A 4 im 11 W.-(l..
... Tl
.... 114
.... 4
.... W
.... 4V,
TH4
....
,...4M
14
4J
:::: Sit
.... 1V
.... 3
(Vt
i
.... 4
.... ta
.... 4
.... 11
.... M
.... 14
.... 10
.. 4 l it
.... 80
.... 1114
....
.... Ki
.... 1st
...
do 4a
iw Aavaniurs
4lAlloun
Wiai Amalsaicsted ...
M lAmtrlran Zln .
141 -Atlantic
Mas. Cantral a.
Aicklaon
do (Id ,
oaton a Albany.
Buatoa A Malaa 144 iBinstiam
Bostsa BleTatad 140 Oal. a: Hecla.
yitckburs pfd 11 ICanlennlal
Mes. Cantral J Coppar Raags ...
N. T., N. H A H..lMVt Dalr Wast
rtn Marauette iloinlnlot Coal
Union PaclAo
. u rranklla
Anar. Argo. Ckam.., 14 jGrancy
do old
TJ ilale Ror a la
Amar. Pnen. Tuba.
Amar. Bucar ......
. 4 Maaa. Mining ,
.114 Michigan ,
.laai! Mohawk
.12 Mont O. AC.
. l Old Dominion ,
do pld
Amar. T. ft T
Amar. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. a 8..
74 joaraols
.. 10 Parrot
. tS jnjulucr
..let iShannon
., It Tamarack
.. 71 Trlnltj
..40 U. 8. Mining
..Ulit4 V. 8. Oil
.. 41 t'tak '
.. M victoria
., II Wlnoaa
.. US' Wolverine
Bdlaaa Blar. Illvl. .
Oaaaral Ulaetrte ..
alaaa. Blaetria ...
do pfd
Maaa Oaa
t nli.d Prult
(jDltad Bhaa Mack.
da s'd
V. 8. Bteel
ao aid
Bid. Asked.
IV
Bx-dlv. and bid.
Undas stack Market.
LONDON. May 25. Closing:
Consols, money.. w hi n, t. cantral
117
47
tt
do account
tW
norrois a w
do pfd
Ontario ft W
Aaaeoada
Atchtaon
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio
T0H
11
Pannarlvanls u
Rand Minaa li
Reading ju
... WV,
...12
... t
... It
...Hl.
... !
... to
... s
... ii
... aV
... U
...lit
...110
tanadlas Parlto .
t-haa. ft Ohio
Chloege Ot. W...
C . M. ft at. P...
DeHeera
It ft R O
da Pd
Erie
do lat pfd
do M S4d
Illlnota Cantral . .
Lola ft Naah
U . K- ft T
do lat pfd.
do M pfd.
ai
4
4
tl
I-
IT
H
st
80.. Railvajr .
do pfd ....
Bo. Pacific ...
I nlos PaelBo
do pfd .....
V. 8. Steal...
do pfd ....
Wahaah
do pfd
ll apanlak 4s
SILVKIt-Har, steady, 26d per ounce.
miiineI 1 sen per rent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la tnl 1-16 per cent; for three
DMiattis' bills, 2 l-loVtf per cent.
w Yark steeey Market.
NEW YORK. May 85, 14 ON BT On call,
l4ll tr cent; oOerea at I pi coot;
200 3814 . 3814
..19,900 824 . 62'4
.. 9M 81 ' j14
.. 6u0 16 16
.. 1U0 34 3314
'ibb 'UK 'wi
liioo '7H ''"i
time loans, easy and dull; sixty and ninety
dnya, 2Hii3 per centi su months, 84 per
cnt; prime mercantile paper, la-ia per
cent.
STERLING! EXCHANGE Firm, with '
tual business in bankers' Mils ot 84 86M?
4 S for demand and at 34.848Ci4 8190 for
sixty-day Nils; posted rates, 84 851494 8
and 4.87'?r4.88; comniercl.'U bills, 34-840
4 84
SILVER Baf, 55c; Mexican dollars,
44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
ateady.
Trie closing quotations on bonds are aa
follows 1
C H. ret. ta. rrf
do coaaoa
ta, ref
do eonpoa
da nrw ta, n
do coupon
do aid 4a. ri .
do coapon
Atr.laon gin. 4a..
do artj. 4a
Atlantic C. A. 4.
B. aV O. 4a
Manhattan e. g. a...l"J
..1M alat. Central 4
..l"!i io lat Ine 18
..lraVMinn. ft at. U 4s...
..11IH.M.. K. A T. 4a HO
..ISJS do If 78
..l(a!N. R. R. of M. e. 4s. T44
..104 N. T. C. g. la M
. ll I N. J. C. f. ta HI
.. 1 No. Parlc 4a 1044
.. do ta 71
lfiVN. A W. e. 4a H
do ISa K4
ran. cf Oa. 1st Inc.. 71
Cbra. ft Ohio 4Hi....K'
O. S. L. 4a par.... 4
Penn. conv. IWa ttifc
Rpadtni fn. 4a t
St. U 1 I. M. s. ta..lUV
( blraio A. lva... 7
C, B. ft Q. a. 4a.... MS H. U ft 8. r. t. 4s. t4)
u. m. At s r. f ia..iu st u n. w. is
C. ft N. W
7a.
41.
.117 Ta
. (
. ns
Si-aknard A. I. 4s.... 7n4
So. Parinc 4s tS
So. Railway fa 11H
Tnaa ft P. la Ua1
C. R. I. P.
do col. aa
C. C.C. S L I 4s
Thlcato Ter. 4a....
Con. Tohacro 4fl
Colo, ft So. 4a
D. ft R. O. 4a
Erla prior Hen 4a...
do fen. 4a
F W. ft D. C. la,'.
Hocking Val. 44a...
L. ft N. nnl. 4a
Offered.
.101
71 IT., at. LAW. 4a.. 7f
W
I'nlon Taclflp 4a.
I0414
Kit
T
11
6H
. Kn
. n
.107V,
.100
do coqt. 4a
T'. .. gieal Sd ta.
Wabaah la
do deb. B
W ft U K 4
Wla. Cantral 4a...
axn4
Colo. F. ft I. c. 4s-. T
lew York Mlnia Itoeks.
NEW YORK, May 25,-The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adama Con
to
Ontario
...ISO
...66 1)
... T
... 14
... H
...to
... II
...too
A I Ira
Braaae -
Bru&swlek Con .,
... M
... 10
... 4
... t
...1M
...1
...10
... I
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoat
8aait
Sierra Nevada
Bmall Hopas ..
Standard
Comatoef: Tunnel
Can. HI. & Vs..
Horn silver
Iron BIlTer
Little Chief
Assesainent paid.
OMAHA W1IOI.LSALE MARKETS.
Condition of Trade aad Oootatloaa on
Staple and Fancy Prodnce.
EOGS P.eceiuts. liberal: market steady;
fresh stock, 164il5c.
LIVE POULTRV Hens, 9$10c; roost
ers, according to slse, 6'ac; turkeys, 13c;
aucKs, c; geese, oc.
BUTTER Packing stock, 10c; choice to
fancy dairy, Hinlbc; separator, ltujajc.
FKKSH KlrlW '1 rout, lie: DICKel'Cl. 10c:
Dike, lc: nercii. "7c: bluetlsh. 12o; whlte-
nsh. 12c: salmon. 14c: ledsnapper. 11c: lob
ster, green, 2ttc; lobster, 1,0 lied.. 30c; bull
heads, lie; catnsn, 14c; oiaua Dass. zua;
halibut, JOc; crapples, 12c; roe shad, 86a;
shad roe, 3oc; bufiulo, 7c; white buss, Jio;
frog legs, pet ao., 3iic. .
BRAN Per ton, llD.OO.
. HAY Prices (.noted by Omaha Whole.
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, 38.50; No. 2, 88.00; medium, 37.50;
coarse. 37.00: rye straw. Jo. 50. These prices
are tor hay 01 good coior and quuuiy. Lie
mund lair and receipts ugnt.
TROPICAL rnuiio,
ORANQEH Navels, choice, iartre else.
32.2uSr2.50; fancy navels, all slaes, ta.75!&3.u0;
Mediterranean sweets, an sues, i. 10; jai
fas, all sizes, 12.76.
LEMON tt California fancy. 300 to 860.
33.60; choice.; 4u to 270, 38.003.25.
tAlil(vn .. r un t-er iu-10. carton,
60c; imported Smyrna, 2-crown, 12c; 6-
crown, 14c; T-rown, inc.
BANANAS Per medium etscd bunch,
J2.W.y2.W); Jumbo, 2.76j3.26.
DATES Persian, per box of SO pkga.,
32.00; In 60-lb. boxes, 6c per lb.; oriental
stuffed dates, per box, 32.40.
PINlSAPPLi-B in cratea of zt to 42. per
crate, 13.60.
f auub,
APPLES Oreeon fancy Ben Davis, imr
box, $l.!i4; New York export Russets and
Baldwins, 4.ii
STKAWUf.KKiiL.a ArKnnsas. per 24-o.t.
case, 41.76(62.00.
CrlKKHlliB 'jaiitornia, per box. 11.609
1.75. .
V liUm 1 AUliKS. .
POTATOES Colorado, 31.20: Dakota, ncr
bu., 31.00&1.10; new-Texaa Red stock. In
Backs, per bu.. 31.261.;I6.
NAVX lUSAKo-Per OU., 3.16Z.JS.
ONION'S Bermuda, per 60-lb. crate. 32.00:
In sacks, per lb.. oc.
CABBAGE Calif omla. per lb., 2o;
southern, per crate, 32.60.-,
CUCUMBERS Per dos.. 5f76c. ,
TOMATOES Per a-basket crate, fancy.
3J.60. choice, 32.00.t -, .,. xv ;
.RADISHES Per. do, bunches, 20c.
LETTUCE Top lettuce 'per dqs., 40c
, TURNIPS-Southerrf, fceV dog.. HL-o.
' BEETS Southern.-per.doa., 760.
CARROTS Southern, per ioi., 760.
PA RULE Y Per doa.. 40c, ,
BEANS Wax, per bu. basket, 1.001.28;
string, per bu. basket, 81.601.26j
SPINACH Per bu, home, grown, 6060o.
ASPARAGUS Per doa. bunches, 40c.
GREEN PEPPERS Per i-baaket crate,
$2.00. i
EGO PLANT Per ob., J1.00.
SQUASH Florida summer, per 75o.
PEAS-Per bu. box. 32.00. '
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins,- full tteam,
11c; Wisconsin Ypung America, 12c: block
Swiss, lbcs Wisconsin brick, 13c; Wiscon
sin Umberger, 13c.
CTDER Per bbl , 35 60; per bbl., 33.26.
MAPLE SIJGAR-Ohlo. per lb.. 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 5c;
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 Baited. 6c: No. 1 veal
calf. 3 to 12 lba.-. 9c: No. 2 Veal caif. 12 to
16 lba., 6c; dry ealted hides. .12o; ffheeu
pelts, 24i27c: horaehidea, 8160(32.60.
NUT&-Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 13s; N. hard ehcH. per lb., 12c;
pecana, large, per Id., 12c; small, per lb.
10c; peanuts, per lb., 6c 1 roasted peanuts,
per lb.. Sc; Chill walnuts. , 12&l3c; large
hickory nuts, per lb., lie; almonds, aoft
shell, per lb., 15c: hard Khell,- 13c; shell
barks, per bu., (2.00; Mack - wainuta, per
bu., 31.26. . . v .
Porelgrn Financial.
BERLIN, May 25. Exchange on London,
20m. 40pfgs. fur checks. Discount rates,
short bills. 2 per cent; three months' bills
3 per cent
BERLIN, May 25. The weekly bank
statement of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows the following changes: Caah
on hand, increase, 88,380,000 marks; treas
ury notes. Increase, 900.000 marka; other
securities, decrease, 4,640,000 marks; notes
In ciruulation, decreaae, 67,800,000 marks,
PARIS, May 25. Trading en the bourse
today was dull. Russian Imperial 4s closed
at 90 36. Rio Ttntos lort 8f.
LONDON, May 26,-Money was In bet
ter demand In the market today for set
tlement and month-end requirements. Dis
counts were sympathetically firmer. A
procession of new loans adversely affected
first class securities. Consols receded at
first, but partly recovered. Home rails
were depressed on the trafflo returns be
ing disappointing. Americans opened dull,
made a partial nominal Improvement, re
came Inanimate and closed may and Ir
regular. Grand Trunks were stronger on
the Increase In traffic, exceeding expecta
tions. Japanese were fractionally higher.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, May 25. METALS Tin
waa weaker under a poor demand. London
reported a decline of 6s for spot and 6s for
futures, the nrst position closing at 124 2a
6d and the second at 123 12s tkl. Lor.illy
tin waa also a little lower, closing at 127. 00
627.76.. Copper was lower In the London
market, spot declining 7s 6d to 56 7s 6d,
while futures were quotrd at 56 10s. Lo
cally coper waa a shade easier in tone with
demand quiet. Lake is quoted at 813.000
13.12, electrolytic at 112.75& 13.00 and rest
ing at $126012.75. Lead declined Is 3d to
11 13s 8d in London, but remained un
changed here at 34.46iS4.60. Spelter we
lower in New York, closing at 35(XX3,j.lO,
and London remained unchanged at V.t.
Iron waa unchanged to ld lower InMld-
aiesborough, where it closed at 4s 7Hd.
Locally Iron Is nominally unchanged. No.
1 foundry, northern, la quoted at $16.60; No.
2 foundry, northern, at $14. 6015.00; No. 1
foundry, southern, and No. 1 foundry,
southern, soft, at $13.6iKa 13.6R. Pig Iron war
rants dull and nominal at $9 25.
ST. IiOUIS, May 25.-METALB Lead,
lower at $4.25. Spelter, lower at $4.80.
Ragrar and Motaaaea.
NEW YORK, May 26. SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, 3 7-16c; centrifugal 96
test, 8 16-16c; molasses sugar, 8 3-16o: re
fined, firm; crushed, &.6&C; powdered, 6.06c;
granulated, 4.95c. .
NEW ORLEANS. May 25. SUGAR
Steady; ooen kettle, 2il l-16c; centrifugal
whites. 4VrHo; yellows, 8fH 6-10c; sec
ond. 2u1c.
M GLASSES Nominal; open kettle. lOft
26c; centrifugal. 116 15c. Vn'P. nominal.
OIL CITY. Pa., May OILS Credit
balanoes. $162; certificates, no bid. Ship
menu, 69il6 bbls.; average, 76.8.2 hhls
runs, 101.723 bbls.; sverage, 74.442 bbls.
Shipments, Lima. 72.479 hhls. ; average, 61..
MH hhls.; runs, Lima, 76.687 bbls.; average,
53,882 bbls.
Condition of tke Treaaary.
WA8HINQTOM. May 26 Today's state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusiv of the 3150.000.0u0 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shnws: Available cash balance, llti,lH,7,7!;
gold, 342,447,906. .
Co tree Market.
NEW YORK. May 36 COPFEB-The
market for futures opened steady at a de
cline of 6 points. Sales were reported of
27 6, A Iiam Ineiuritna- June ai LMwnnau
Beptember at 8 too. a-eocatlir at tVtwo aad
alay at 4.
OMAHA LIVE STOOL MARKET
Libaral Btoeipti of Cattle, witk Eatt Kinds
Sail tg Ab n. Steady.
HOGS ARE SLOW AND A SHADE LOWER
Aside) (roan tke Best Ur .ees Beeves
Are Lower, with Cow StaBT (teady .
anal feeders Strong Sheea aad
Lasaeo Btreac aad Active.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 25, 1904.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 1.10 6.1M 4.108
Official Tuesday 6.J66 Ti.146 4.4T0
Oftlcial Wednesday 4.O0O 14.300 2.V00
Three days this week.. 11,416 37,ti?7 ll.L
Same days last week.... 11.374 41.668 9.118
Same days week before. .10,389 21.131 7.8.16
8ame three Weeks ago.. 14,120 30,007 1,8
Same four weeks ago.... 17, 797 35.l8 17.206
Same days last year.... 11, 410 89.361 8,190
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DAT ft.
The following table shows the recelpta ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana foi
the year to date, wltn comparisons witn
last year;
. 1904. 1903. Inc.
Cattle 380.6I6 SK4.271 2.338
Hogs 1,046,088 9,212 114.878
Sheep 646, 484 607,994 137,190
Average prices paid for hogs at South
Omaha tor the last several days with com
parison: Pate. I 1804. 1908. 1902.UW1.1U).1899.1891
May 1
831 4 90 6 641
( 26
t 18
34
6 U,
3 41
May 3...
May 8...
May 4..,
May a...
4 68
a imi 7 ai
( 71
8 66
8 (8
3 37
3 U
8 W
3 83
3 M
e
8 39
8 96
8 97
4 19
4 80
4 22
a
4 HS
I6
4 604,1
IN
76
7 7 Oli
4 4o) 4 9K,
I ta 4 9a;
i 7t
8 65
6 841
8 68
3 W
May ...
?
4 64
e
3 44
May j..
May
May ....
4 bal ( a
a Ui
6ai
T Wi
a mi
t 101 3 691
t la 2 so
4 67HI
1 08 6 Wl
7 Oil 6 41
I 46,
May 10...
6 14
8 t;
May 11...
464
54
6 16
3 421
May 12...
4 61H1
a 46i a
1 3 6i
May U...
May 14...
May 16...
May 16...
May 17...
4 M
4 tk.
a hi v t6 6 v
no
o 36; 7 12
s n
5 17,
6 211
i fit
7 12
6 64
3 6
4 MH4.
S5
7 07,
1U
i 691
3 83
4 26
4 alWi
l-l
673
6 7j'
6 U3
I 3 W 4 44
May 18,
May 19,
May 20,
4 62Vfel 27
6 Il 8 69 4 29
4 47V
6 31
7 12
( 101 8 D0
I 3 06
4 26
4 26
4 4
27
181
7 11
May 21...J t 41
( 08,
2 62
a
May 22
...1
18
6 19
7 08
7 M
7 Oo
6 68,
6 61,
6 Oi
6 61
6 081
3 2i
8 66
May 23... I 4 36
May 24... 4 3XW,
6 01
4 33
4 26
4 17
6 04
3 6i
May lo...! I 04,
6 04 3 bo
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought tn today Dy eacn road waa:
. Cattle, nogs. Hheep. U'ses.
C, M. A St. P. Ry 7
Mo. Pao. Hy 1 i ,. ,.
t iiitui Pacnic aysicm 48 3s a 1
C. A N. W. Hy
b, E. It M. V. K. ti.. 59 v 72 2 8
C, ti. m. ec o. Ry. M a .. ..
H. ot M. Ry 48 31 4
C, H. A U. Ry 1
4., H. I. & P., east. 1
O., It. 1. & P., went., 1 2 .,
Illinois Central V .. ., '
Chicago Great West. 4 4
Total recelpta 186 , 206 11 ' "5
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as ioIiohs, each buyer purchasing tne
number ot head indicated:
Buyers. cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omana Packing Co bo6 m,i30
Swift and Company m i.vsi
Cudahy Packing Co ni m.Ml 991
Armour & Co 708 4,091 941
Vansant ot Co 49 ...
Carey & Benton 63 ...
W. 1. Stephen 24
Hamilton Rothschild.. 163
L. F. Husz 4d
uaggarty 23 ...
Sot JDegan 1 ...
M. & a Co 92 620
Parker 4V Webb L48 ...
Morrelt 272 ...
Squlrea M
Hoot & Co 12
Bulla & K 20
other buyera 137
Total ..8,892 liiTM 1.732
CAl'TLh, There waa another large run of
cattle today, though not up to Hie record
made yesterday. The recelpta consisted
very largely ot corn ted steers with very
little of anything else. While there were
some light gooa cattle here tooay, there
were not aa many, aa yesterday ana qui is
a sprinkling of only fair kinds.
Tnere was a good demand for desirable
klnua of fat eattle tbia morning and buy
ers were all In the aaddle at an early
hour. Right good cattle, especially handy
weights whlon were lust what packera
happened to want, were ateady wun yes
teiuay. Other kinds were weak to 10c
luwer and not particularly active at the
decline, still, considering the rum for the
two days the market waa In vary satis
factory .condition.
Cows and heifers were In very light sup
ply and, ns there waa a good aciiv de
mand, everything was disposed of In good
season at fully steady prices.
blockers and teedera were also in very
light supply, though .there were possibly
a few inure loada on sale than yesterday.
Buyers seemea to nave neea ot every-
thinv In aiirht and ft did not take them
very long to clean up the yards at good
strong prices.
BEEF STEERS.
No,
I.,
10.
t.
1.
111.
4.
Av. Pr.
No.
At. Pr.
171 4 00
MO 4 04
1030 4 10
170 4 10
j,..').. 4I 4 1
...771 IN
4 4 18
tl I 10
....... .110 I tt
Mt 4 It
1V03 4 4
11)60 4 40
m 4 40
...10 4 46 '
1144 4 46
106T 4 46
10M 4 46
1 1101 4 46
.....1051, I 46
hoi 4 at
1167 I TO
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HOOS Teaterday'a large run waa fnl.
lowed by another liberal run today. Th
large offering and the conditions ef other
marketa acted as a bear Influence and
packers were disposed to pound prices. On
the other hand, there was a good shipping
demand, which had a strengt henlng ef
fect, ao that the general market was only
about a shad lower, that Is right around
2H off from yesterday's average. The trade
was alow, owing to a dlfrerenoe of opinion
between kirrera and sellers, and tr.a fore.
4.awoa waa wall advanced before a clearauo
was effected. While the general market
waa aa Indicated above, there were cae
where hoar sold aa murh aa 6c lower, and
on the other hand, some that sold right
cioee in eiesny. representative sales:
N A. Bk. r. na a. . Pr.
14 114 ..in 4a tn 110 4 t
44 UT .. 4 K 71 Ill 40 4 U
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SHEEP Today's receipts were only mod
erate and the Quality on an average none
1 i"oa, tne latter point, tnotign, is notn
Ing new, as the proportion of dealraole
killers is never large at this season of
the year. The demand was good as usual
and the arrivals all changed hands In
good season In the morning. The trade
might best bo described ss a good, strong
ana active market. Buyers seem to want
everything coming, at least everything ill
tne way or oeocnt Killers.
Quotations for clipped stock: OHid to
cnoice mmns. eo.wKte.gu; isir 10 gouu
lambs, fa.OOlrtVStT; good to choice wnoled
lambs 36.60l?.00; fair to good wooled lambs,
66.00u6.&0: stood to choice yearling: or
wethers, 85.0uif6 60; fair to good yearlings or
wethers. H.ilK&ia.nu; good to choice ewes.
84.wii6.uu; rair to gooa ewes, .ivo'i.o.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
20 western cull ewes and weth
ers 76 8 '-'5
26 western culls 64 1-6
20 western culls and wethers... 87 8 50
24.1 western ewes and wethers.. 70 4 50
37 western lamba and yearlings,
mixed 06 4 76
257 weatern wethers 76 6 00
263 western lambs 63 6 60
2:'4 western lambs I 63 6 U0
J4 weatern lambs 71 b uO
Stock la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock at
the alx principal western cities yesterday:
vault noil, Diieep
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kansas City..
St. Loula
Bt. Joseph
bioux City
Totals
4.O0U
14.) 2.U00
.24,000
. 4.700
. 2,600
. 1.437
. 600
80,0110 1 13.0"0
lu.OKt 3,000
6.600
6,643
8.200
4,000
2,848
.11,937 74,642 24,848
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad Sheep Steady and Hogs
Weak aad Lower.
CHICAGO. Mav 28 CATTX.E Receipts.
24,000 head; murket steady; good to prime
steers, 33.364.60; poor to medium, 4.30
6.26; stockera and feeders, 33.2ixd4.65; cows,
31.75&4.70; heifers, 82 6&o.45; bulls, ti.ibfg)
4.85; canners, 31.7652.76; calves, 82.606.601
Texas fed steers, 44.0034.60.
HOOS Receipts, 8o,0n0 head; estimated
tomorrow, 25,000; market weak to 60 lower;
n-, ana. V.,,,nhara IllUilt'JI. onnA tn
choice heavy, 34.66fr4.67Vi ; rough heavy, 44.40
64 55; light, 34.4&W4 66; bulk ot nales, 34.5043)
4.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13.000
head; market steady to lOo lower; good to
choice wethers, 3o.266.75; fair to choice
native lambs, 36.00i86.5O; western lambs, 6.2c)
C-4o; spring lamos, ta.uxgit.Ht.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May 25.-BEEVES-Re-celpta,
2,226 head; steers strong, fat bulla
easy, others easier, fat cows steady, me
dium and common slow and shade off;
steers, 34.90Q6.46, no really prune here; cows,
31.504.12. Cables steady. Exports today.
so cattle ana z.uw quarters t l oeei ; esti
mated tomorrow. 610 cattle and 100 sheep.
CALVEfi RecelDta. 6.231 head: slow and
VfWi&a lower; 800 head unsold; veals, 33.00ft
6.30; cnoice, 8a.4uti2e.fru; lew ioncy at w.ou;
mixed calves, fl.Ou; city dressed veals weak
at efiUHc per lb.
HOG8 Receipts. 6.700 head; market weak;
state nogs, 86.ouva.i6.
SHEEP AND 1.AMBB Receipts. 8.241
head; sheep steady to rtrm; choice winter
lam ns opened orm; otners steaay, out
closed slow and a shade lower for heavy
and coarse lots: spring lambs In light sup
ply and firm; sheep, I4.0tx55.60; winter
Iambi, 37.0018.40: culls, 36.62H: spring lambs.
86.DO44v.OO, by the head 63.boru4.oo eaon.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,700 head. Including 60 southerns:
market steady to strong: export and dressed
beef steers, 34.8536.60; fair to good, J4.J6u
4.76: western fed steers. 34.25&6.u0; stockera
and feeders, 33.2534.70; southern steers, 33.60
Sj4.Tj; toutnern cows, rt.iofa;.o; native cows,
2.&.i4j'4.W native heifers, JtoOiio.w; bulla,
2.76a4.0O; calves, 32.76fM.76.
HOOS Receipts, 10,100 head; steady to io
lower;, top, 34.60; lulk, 34.35fH4.46; heavy,
14.4O&4.&0; packers, f4.:-6jj4 60; pigs and lights,
3.7O4.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
head; market Strong; native lambs, 15.
6.10; western lambs, 35.6007.00; fed ewes,
14 6006.25; Texas clipped yearlings, 35.00
6. 76; Texas, clipped sheen, 34.506.00; stock
era and feeders, 13. 704.70.
St. Loala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 25. CATTLE Receipts,
2,600 head, lnoluding 1,300 Texans; steady to
firm; native shipping and export steers,
86.00106. 76; dressed beef and butcher' steers,
U-mUati.it; steers under 1,000 lbs., 3.&04i4.8&;
stockera and feeders. 13.6044.35; cows and
heifers. 22.26&4.60; canners, 31. 7602.60; bulls,
12.7643.50; calves, 83.6O2.&0; Texas and In
dian steers, 83.16ig4.90.
HOOS Receipts 6,600 head; market barely
steady: pigs and lights, 34.104.60; packers,
84.2iXtf4.56; butchers and best heavy, 4.60(iy
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 4,000
head; market strong; native muttons, 34.vOiM
(.60; lambs, 84.6ott6.7ft; culls and bucks, 12.6064
4.00; backers, 12.11.20.
Bt. Josenh Ut Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, May 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,437 head: market steady to 10c
higher; rtiatlve, 34.86436.80; cows ana heifer,
32.266.k; stockers and feeders, 13.364.60.
HOGS Receipts, 6.642 head; steady to 5o
lower; light, 14.164. 42; medium and heavy.
4 27&4.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,848
head; market steady to iOu higher: Mexican
lambs, 37.20.
Sloaz City Lira Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. May 26. (8peclul Tele-
fram.) CATTLE Receipts, 800 head; mar
et, steady; beeves, 33.6Va4.8o; 00 ws, bulls
and mixed, 83.3064.00; stockera and feeders,
i3.uu$4.0o; calves and yearlings, 32.76(98.76.
HOGS Receipts, s!2O0 head; market,
weak to 3c lowur; selling at 34.160)4.86; bulk
of sales, U.2baiM.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 26. COTTON Spot, In
limited demand; prices 2 points higher;
middling fair, 7.48d; good middling, T.34d:
middling. 7.id; low middling, 7.12d; good
ordinary, 6 91; ordinary. 6.78d. ' Futures
opened steady and closed easy; American
middling, g. o. c, May, 7.041; May and
June, (.MM; June and July. 4.94d; July and
August. t89d; August and September, 4.66d;
September and October, 6.1yd; October and
November 8 87d; November and DMiemler,
5 Sod; December and January, 6.77d; Janu
ary and February. 6.76d.
NEW YORK, May 25. COTTON Spot,
closed quiet, 10 points lower; middling up
lands, 13.20c; middling gulf, 13.46c; sales,
4114 bales. Futures, barely ateady; May,
1) at. Inn 7lk.. Julv. 1 i 4(fM 2
August, 12.28ft-12.29u; September, 11. 0211. 03u;
Octoner, i .e,ri.eep; January, iu.v.fl n o.
NEW ORLEANS. May 25. COTTON
Easy; sales. 6.460 bales; ordinary. 10 11-liio;
gon4 ordinary, 12c; low middling, 12Hc;
m'dJIIng fair, 13 ll-16c; recelpu, l,ku6 bales;
Stock, 170,177 bales.
ST. LOUIS. May 2&-COTTON-Oulet;
middling, 13c; no sales; receipts, 209 bales;
shipments, 23 bales; stock, 12,172 bales.
L0VJREY BROS. &C0
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Grain, Stocks
, and Provisions
Room 212. N. Y. Life Wulldlag. Phone 301&
Special attention glvso to telegrsiili and
tnall orders. OMAHA.
Updike Comeiission Co.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Business bandied promptly In all marketa
. , OfBce. 63 . Bee Building,, ,. .
' Talephone 24o4.
tX W. UPDUCJC. UAJfAQaJL
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER,
Deeds filed for record May 2a, 1404, aa fur
nished hy the .ViihIhhu ttunrante and
Trust company, humled nbtractera, loll
Farnam ati-eet, for The Bee:
NVIs U. tiKileniiorg and wile to Arthur
H. Hevden, lots 10, Jl nd 12, bun
28, Benson 3 371
Goorge H. Gift and wife to Carlton
i. liutchlnsun, lot 3, Dennetts sub
dlv 1,60a
Carlton D. Hutchinson to George E.
Gift, lot 13. block 15, Walnut 11,11.... .4t0
Minnie C. Johnson And husland tn
S.imuel Harvey Iteetem, lut.4 1.4. and
14. block 1. Sheridan Place I.70O
Jane M. Snow to John A. Canning, lot
4 and n lot 6, block 126, bout 11
Omaha
John A. Canning to Herman Peal,
an me
Herman Korner and wife to Met
Krpwung companv, w4 fet lot 6.
block 4, Crawford's add.. Klkhorn
Emnm M. Ross and husband to Fred
4"0
6x0
100
C. Haver, lots 1 and 2. block 13.
Patrick s 2d ndtl 1.100
Albert F. Church and wife to John
Adolf Benson, lot lit. block 3. Murva-
vllle
Walter V. Sheely nd wile to James
A. Howard, lots 1 and 8, block 8,-'
Grammorry Park
GrorRln A. Merrltt and husband to
Jatnrs A. Howard, lot 2, block 8,
Grainmercv Inrk
ts
IV)
Emm.t K. MrMtillrn nd hushahd to.
1 . J laviinHgh, siO feet lot 6, block
II, HlBhliiml Place 4.7RO
Executors .f Fugene C. Bntcs to
Daniel H. Smith. undlvVi lot 1. block
Jul. city, ami part nl swi-4 36-16-13.. I.KO
MlnnR tl. Goilihird nnd husbnd to
Ellen (. Wilson. lot 1. Flack's
mjhdlv
Almlra C. Millard nnd husband to Wil
son T. Gr.thnm, lots 21, 22, 23 and 24.'
block 1, Moe's siibdlv..
Emma Ann Jones to Edward R. Hen-'
son. lot 6. block 6, Sulphur Spring
add
Cyrus W. Best nnd wife to John E.
700
10
,13
Best. sr.. lot 11, block 4. Uncoln
Place, and lot 1, FlHck's snbdiv 6,700
Hastings & Heyden to William C.
Norrls, part taxlot 6. 10-15-1.1 1.400
POSTOKFICE NOTICE.
ittliould be lead dally by all Interested, as
changes may occur ut any lime.)
foreign mails lor the .en ending Mar
28, 1904. will close tPROMPTLS" in all
vaacs at tn Ueiieral posiuaiue as fol
lows: parcels-post malls cloaa one hour
earlier than Uoeing lime alio vn teluw
Parcels-post malia tor Ueriuany close at
6 p. ra. May iJ and 80. .
Iliiuului' and auppleinentarr malla close s
foreign stalluu (corner of West and Mor
ton atreeu; half hour later than closing
lime shown lislow, tuxuept that supple
mentary malls fur Europe ami Central
America, via Colon, closu cna hour later
tl 1'orelgn station.
Transatlaatlo Malls.
FRIDAY (27th)-At 6:30 p. 1,.. for AZORES
10 LANDS, per s. a. Canoplo, (ton Boa
ton. SATURDAY i28th)-At 6 a. m. for EU
ROl'lil, per s. s. Ht. Louis, , via Ply
mouth aud Cherbourg (n.all for Ireland
must be directed "per a. s. 81. Louis )t
at 8:30 a. m. in jpplomonuiry 10 a. m.;
for EUROPE. lr s. a. i-tturia, vlt
Queenstown; at bM a. m. for Bh.l.UILM
airect, per s. s. Finland (mull must be
directed "per s . s. r'inlunu"j; at :.i0 a.
m. for ITALY direct, ter c. a. Konlgln,
Luise (mail must bu direeieU "per s. s.
. Konlgln l.uise "); l 1:80 p. tn.. for SCOT
LAND direct, per s. s. Columbia (mail
must be uliectod "per b. s. Culumula").
After the closing ot the supplementary
Transatlantic malls named above, ad
ditlonul supplementary mall are opened
on the piers of the American, English,
French unU German steamers, and remal 1
open until within ten minutes of the.
hour of sailing of sttamer.
Halls (or Sooth aad Central America,
Wrat Indies. Etc.,
THURSDAY :2titb)-At 1:30 a. m. for BRA
ZIL, per s. a. Beiiacglo, via Pernaia
buco, Rio Janeiro and Florlanopolls (mail
for Northern Braxil, AigcnMne, Uruguay
and Paraguay must be dire.-ted "per s. a.
Bellagglo 'l; at 8 a. m. for CUBA, YUCA
TAN and CAMPECHB, per a. s. Mon
terey (mail for other pons of MEXICO,
must bo directed "per a. a. Monterey");
at 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, per s. a. Pre
toria; at a. m. for MAYAGUF.Z (ordi
nary mail only), per b. b. Porto Rico (or
dinary mall for o'Jiut tarts of Porte Rico
must be elreeted per s. e. Porto Rleo "). '
FRIDAY I27tli)-At 7 a. m. for ARGEN
TINE, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per
a. s. Mypatla; at 7:30 a. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND, per s. s. Silvia; at 9:30 a.
m (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for IN--AGUA,
HAITI and BANTA MART A, per
a. a. Adirondack (mall 'lor other parts
of Colombia, via Bavnllla, must be di
rected per s. "a. Adirondack"); at 12 m.
(supplementary 12:30 p. m.) for BA
HAMAS, per a. a. OrisCba (malt for
Guantanamo and Santiago must be di
rected "por s. a. Crisaba )..
Saturday (;8tii-At 4 a. m. for argen
tine, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per
a. s. Arablstan; at 8:30 a. m. (supple
mentary 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO,
CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per a. .
Caracas (mall for Colombia must be di
rected "per a. .Caracas"); at 9:39 a. m.
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA and COLOMBIA, ex
cept Cauca and Magdalena Dep'ts, and
GREYTOWN, per s. a. Valencia (mall
for Costa Rica must be directed "per a.
a. Valencia"), at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per
a. a. Morro Castle, via Havana: at l':30
p. rn. for CUBA, per s. a. Ollnda, via
. Matanaas (mall must bs directed "per a.
a. Ollnda").
Malls Forwarded O erland, Etc, Ex
cept V .am , undue.
CUBA V:a Port Tampa, jrUrUa, closes st
ki. fr r. rf.nu w ...... r Vh,ir,fiv ur Ef. B.1
a m, (the r.onnectlng mulls c'ose here on
Mondava. Wedneadava and Siatordays).
MEXICO CITY Overland, uvless sptclalry
addressed lor oeapaicn oy , ieam', close
Sl this office daily, except Sunday, at 1:80
p. m and )0:30 p. as- Sundays at 1:00 p.
m. and 10:80 p. m. ,
NEWFOUNDLAND vtxeepf ' irela.post
MallB) By rail U Worth Byonoy. nnd.
thence by stsamer, closes at this office
dally at 6:30 i. m. (cnnnoctlng; mulls cos
hers every Monday, Wednesday and Sol-
' uidavl.
,'AMAlCA By rail to fl-.nn, and thenee
b ateamer, closes ar tnla onice at .)
p. m . Tuesday and Friday.
IIQUELON By rail to Boston, and thence
by iteamar, cuaea at ihla office duly at
6:20 n. m.
BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATE
MALA By rail to New Oi.M'.i, and
thence by steamer, closes at this office
dally, except Sunday, at 11:80 p. m. and
110:30 p, m Bundaya at flKO p. m. and
110:30 p. m S
10:30 p. m. (c
inndavs at 1
conneotlng mall closes hero
,1(I:HI1 n. ml.
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleans, nnd
t hence by ateamer, closes at tills ornce
dally, except Bunday, at 11:80 p. m. unl
1 10:30 p. m , Sundays at 1:00 p. m. ami
I0:8o p. m. (connecting mall closes here
'iiei4nva at 110:80 n. m l.
IREOiafERKD MAIL closes at 8:00 p. m.
previous auy.
Transpacluo Stalls Forwarsed Over
land tally.
The schedule of closing Transpacific malls
Is arranged on tne presumption oi their
ur Interrupted overland transit to port
of sailing. The final connecting mails ex
cent registered Transpacino mans which
closs 6 p. m. previous day) close at thtt
general postofrlce, New York. s follows;
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
nan r rancisco, close i t:w r n. stay
24th. for desDatch wr s. a. Martnoaa.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
cisco, close at 6:30 p. m. May 27th, lor
disnatch ner U. 8. TranSDort.
HAWAII. JAPAN, CHINA, and specially
addressed mall for the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close
at 6:30 p. in. May 27lh, for despatch per
a. a. Doric.
HAWAII, via San Francisco, close at 0:80
p. m. May 80, for despatch per a., a
Alameda.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Tacoma, close'
at a 3U p. m. June ta, for despatch per
s. s. Hvson.
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP-
niNCi lBl,A.MJtj, via Ban Francisco, close
at 8 30 p. ro. June 6 tor Oesuaub per s.
a HiKrU
CHINA and JAPAN, via V.meuuver 'and
victoria, 15. u., close at :ao p. in. June
7th, for despatch per s. a. Empress of
Japan. (Merchandise tor U. 6. Postal
Aserioy at Shanghai cannot be forwarded
In Canada).
I'EW ZKALAND, AUSTRALIA fekcept
West). NEW CALEDONIA,, SAMOA, HA
WAII and FIJI ISLANDS, via Ban Fian
ciHco, close at 6:30 p. m. June lltli. for
despatch per s. s. Ventura. (If the Cunard
Btenmer carrying British mull for New
KeaLwnd does not arrive In time to con.
txct with thla despatch, extra malls clog
leg st 6:30 a. m , 9:30 a. m. and 6:20 p. m ;
Bandaya ut 4:80 a. m.. a. m. and 0:30 p.
i.i. will bo made up and fm wnided until
the arrival of the Cunsrd ate.imar).
FIJI ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA (except,
west), inn kkw calkudma, via Vsn
couvsr nd Victoria, B. C, close at 6:30
&m. June 1Mb, for despatch per a. a.
os nil .
MANCHURIA and EASTERN SIBERIA
at present forwarded via Russia, instead
of via Japan, the uaual route.
KOThV-1 'tilers otherwise addressed. West
Australia is forwarded via mi rope; end
New Zealand and Philippines via Man
Francisco the aulnkest loutaa. Philip
pines specially addressed "via Canada"
or 'Ma Kurope" must be fully prep. Id at
the foreign rates. 1'awsll Is furwardea
Via San Francisco exclusively,
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Poelaaaaur
Feet 0ce New York, M. X.
Mar la lkua.
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