Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY- BEE: -THURSDAY. MAY 4, lOO.t
9
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Btporti of Knit and Heiu Tj Starts
: July Wheat Up.
GOOD WEATHER . OFFSETS TH.' BULLS
Mar to'ihrat Coatlaae Strong aaa
Deaaaan "la Ctooal Cora I
' rirat aa4 Adi-Oaee- Is
Predicted. $ '
'' OMAHA. May 3, 190.1.
With report of ruat ana Hessian ny in
district pr several states and wttn foreign
market . Arm, there .was an upward
tendency In July wheat today'. Favorable
weather reports kept down any great .ad
vance, i, -v '
May also continue atnjnif. The demand
was better on the floor lor--casn wneai,
hut nana waa ottered. , '
Corn 1st firm. In ere aaanvi to be a -large
export demand and email primal y receipt
In thi x-ommodlty, and local oulia p. cunt
an advance on tma account.- one car of
No. 2 wa sold on the floor at 46c. ..
Oats advanced Ht4c, In LBe (oral cash
market, though no trade4 were mada.
inia waa in sympathy with yesterday a ad
vance in. tne general mantel, placing oats
about on i the export level. A rew YorK
wire to Oma; a says tnat there la a good
export 'demand tor oata, but omy a lew
wnite flipped oata ate being warned, and
they gn Laicny to London.
At ine. close today. May stood at Vic and
July at 3hc. May coin, closed at
Juiy av,'c and September-at 4H&c. Oata
cirnwo nn May about inename an yester
day, the other montn a little tower.'
.,nMB inn, auiu iiru ctNjnuen in iven-i
tucay pt Heasian ny. also rut and threats
ening wfamer. Clinton ana Fulton coun
ts, m Missouri, tepon prospects for a
nan crop, one county In Texas reports
tnat the wheat la beaded out: but tha mun
are short ana the black rum bad. - 'mere are
some reports or rust in Oklahoma and Ten
nessee, iinua far omy small dlstricta are
t.uncernea ana not mucTt alarm haa been
manifested in the pit. Liverpool closed He
hlgner lit wheat touay and H-OHc higher in
corn. Berlin wheal closed nlihrr. In
Chicago May wheat was gtoauy, with amalt
trade., ivioston was me leaning uuyer ot
September, wheal and Shearon, Hnmlll
yo. werje I fie aellers. Pnngie waa the lead--
lllK bUVM,of JUIV Indlcer
May wheat deal had shifted from Chicago
' miuneopoiis. ine h-iiishury interests
have th-oontrct stocks of 4,6oi,000 bushels,
and the predictions are that they will en
deavor tofmake May and July tight from
now on. There were sales yesterday of 200
car of No. 1 to go hack to Minneapolis after
'ting ooen snipped rrom there a few days
ago. It Was bought tovdellver the Gate
deal, but -the market rirnrmeri In r-hlcsarn.
while an advance In Minneapolis caused It
' o un.i jungea or tne Minneapolis mar
ket say -they are bearish on July wheat
almost ta -a man. ThA Mntrart stocka at
t.'hlcagd .are held hy two houaes, one not
disposed to sell and the other shipping out,
having chartered boat thl week for 600,000
bushels. -
Recelpts'of only 109,000 bushels of corn At
primary tJolnts yesterday, while the ship
ment waa 60O.OO0 bushel, would Indicate
an advance. Peoria dIMtllers are badly in
need bt orn and are Irquirlng for It at
Chicago Hie elevator between Peoria and
Springfield being Idle. Corn Is firm In the
Chicago-, and foreign market and helps
everytnmg- on tne -list. There was a sale
of im.ots) ,, bushels, tor export at Chicago
yestenjay; ,''..
-j. Omaha Cask Salea,
CORXijo. 2, 1 car, 45c.
. P Omaha ( ash Trices.
HTIAT No.- 2 hard, 85c; No. 1 hard.
$:-; No.' 4 hard, 00fc.6c: No. 3 spring, otc.
COK-XrVo. 2, 46c; No. 3. 46c; No. 4, 44c;
,r"pw, c; jno. a yenow, 4&c; no. :
white-. 460! No. 3 wnlte, 46c.
OATlJv-No. it mixed. zSHc; No. 3 mixed
2Jc; Noi,H mixed, 2ftavic; No. 2 white,
' 30e; No.H,SJ white, 2lH4c; No. 4 white, 2o;
aianoarov eve.
-I Carlot Receipts.
Whuat. Corn. Oata.
racft(
lieiSc
CM 00;
pI2 6ft;
HlIKB-teadT Galveston.. tn IB tha..
30c; California. 20 to Iba., ifcekfexaa dry.
4 to .10 lbs.. 14c.
l.KATH KR Htesdv ; arid, I4-2.
PROVI8IONB-Pcef, firm; family. $13 50
mess, tll.tnraril.sn; beef hams, t21 "0
packet. $12 &04S 1.1.00; city extra India
ness. 120. 000-22 00 -,it meat. steady;
Pickled bellies, t 251 00; plrkled shoulder.
rantpi.on; pirsied nam. w.iVav.w. iaro.
steady; western steamed, $: May
closed, $7 40 nominal; refined, nulet; con-
Inent, ti 6": South American. W.Z5; com
pound, $fi 2666.62ii. Pork, quiet; family.
4.Nmin.: anort ciear, tis.wia.tsi; mesa.
13 00ii 13 So.
TAl.l.ow rcasy; city k per pkg.j, 4e;
Chlca go - 5v.V.w-.'i : JW--K.-.
K nsas 'JCItI',iriiiU.-. ..-343
. it
Omtnt ..,1UJ,,I1UU.U,.. b ii io
St. ,LMla ,. ,...,....180 173
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
The range of price paid In Minneapolis
aa reported py ine t,owaraa-wood com.
pan, ate-lll" board of Yraue, waa:.
Aru'.'j'.'peoVIhi'iwrrclo'ae.lTM
May.,.
juiy...
tept...
I 00 I
M4I
l
Blndlcatea bid.
WEATHER IV THH - GRAIN BELT
Tens reran are Loiv la 'West, RaJat la
Nebraska, 8 now In Wyaailag
The low pressure over1 the central valley
ana west noted in the last report haa deep'
ened and deveiopeu Into a well defined
storm area ot -euidd energy and wide ex
tent, witly ita .center-over western Kansas.
Ine temperature is decidedly lower in tha
west ana ratn k falling In western Ne
braska and Mouth Dakota, snow throughout
yonung ana rain ana enow in Colorado
Ulan ami souui to Ariiona. Cenditlona are
favorable tor aevere thunderstorms and
high winds In the central valley tonight,
wnn shower Thursday and colder tonight
and. Thursday. .
umaha murd .of temperature and era.
clpllstlon compared with the corresponding
oay oi mm uaai tprci -years:
' ' ' f - " ' lis. 1904. It03. 19fc
Minimum temperature.,.. . 62 , 84 63
Precipitation 00 00 .06
Normal temperatura for today, 66 de
areee.
Deficiency In precipitation lnc March 1,
.7 ef n inch. - . .
Deficiency correeponding period In 1904,
.37 of an Inch. - '
Deficiency correeponding period In 190$,
l.w incne. . r ... .
, OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. -Rain.
Station. - Max. aim. lnonea. Sky.
Aahland, Neb.
Auburn, Neb
columbuk. .Neb-.
Fairbury, Neb...
yalrmonl. Neb..
Or. Island. .Neti.
liartington. Neb..74
Oakdule, Net)...., 71
Omaha, Neb......
Tekamah. Neb.i. 78
Carroll, la 73
Clarlnda, la 79
hinley, la
bloiix City, la... 7
Btorm Lake, la., it
4
63
60
' 6?
4?
4
4
III
U
0
64
4ft
62
.00
T
.00
'.oo
.(W
.14
.di
T
.00
.76
.00
1 w
.04
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cioudy
ciouoy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
foggy
Clear
Cloudy
6 .0
, , DISTRICT. AVERAGES..
-. t .t ... ; 'No. uf '. --Tuio. Rain.
' cVntraL ''Stations. Max. -Ailn. Inchek.
Chicago, 111 14
Columbua. 0 17
Des Molnaa, la.... 14
lndlaratpolta, ind. 11
Kansas Cl,ly, Mo. al
l.ouisvllU. Ky.... 1
Mlnnna polls ...j-7 ) t0
Omaha. Neb... J" . IS. J,7
l 68 T
fe 62 .00
7 64 .04
60 66 ' .U0
62 68 T
64 60 T
9 40. .U
,7 64, .10
tO . . il T
c coaat, 1904, 3r,tJ2Sc; 1903. 218; olds.
country (pkgs. free). 4ft4c
Kit. B nr
ferttftHc- Japf
m; domestic,
pan, nominal.
BI'TTKR Market eteady;
extra creamery, zsraztivic.
CHEK8E r irm; stale full cream, small,
colored and white, fancy. 14'c; state fine,
13c; state late made, colored and white,
poor to cnoice, hpviu ijiic; atate targe, col
ored and white, fancy, 14c; state fine, 13'it
lJkc; jttate late tnsoe. colored ana wnite,
poor to choice. 104fil3c,
r.vn iviarnni nrm; wcFiern luiruge se
ection. IHc; western firsts. IKe,
Pori.TRV Alive; Market quiet and
steady; western chickens, 12o; fowls. 13W-;
old turkeys. 14c. Dressed: Market steady;
western chickens, loqrizc; rowis, itsgitc;
turkeys, lti&lSc. ,
fair to extra.
street price,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fratarea of the Trading; and Closing;
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CIIICAOO. Mav 2 -Influenced hv the
bearish jtenor - ot . the .Ohio crop repo.t,
wheat closed easy here today, t mai quo
tations on July were oft He. Corn ls un
changed. Oats are down H'aV. 1 rovisions
are up 2Wa1ic.
Because of continued excellent weather
the wheat market opened weak, notwith
standing higher prices at Liverpool. Ju.y
was off 'yay4c to So at 3V&)3ftc to t3Hc
Heavy rains were reported in me nortn-
,st ana aooa weatner was stui in evi
dence In tne southwest. These conditions
caused considerable selling of July during
the first half hour. ...Commission housps
were, the principal buyer. Offerings grad
ually lessened in volume a ine market
became atrong. The upturn in wheat was
aided by a strong torn market. The high
est point on July was reached at H4Wc.
During the last hour of trading sentiment
became boarish, the depressing influence
being the Ohio crop report, which mada
the condition of winter wheat 90 per tent;
compared with A5 per cent last month. An
easy tone prevailed at the close, with July
selling at 83Sc Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 93,fO0 bushels. Primary
receipt were 257.300 bushels, compared with
04,io busneis a year aao. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
125 cars, against 179 cars last week and 8
cars a year ago.
Hcntlment In the corn market was bullish.
caused to a- large extent by the Congested
condition of the May delivery. An Influ
ential commission house was an active bid
der for the May option, but offerings were
comparatively light. An estimate of mnall
receipts ror tomorrow had a strengthen
ing effect. During the last half hour the
market eased off somewhat on profit taking
and on selling brought out by the reaction
i. -1. -. ni. i . i .. i . . i . .
opened He lower to He higher at 44'&-47c.
aold up to 47Hc and closed at 46c. Jjocal
recelpta were 22 can, with 1 of contract
grade.
oats showed considerable firmness early
tn the aeqalnn, In sympathy with Ihe
Strength of corn. Cash houses were good
blddcra for May throughout the entire ses-
lon. commission houses so d July. Ti e
(market weakened along with other grains,
final quotations on distant futures being
near the lowest DOlnt of the day. July
opened unchanged at 29H'62fHc, sold be
tween ante and Z9tc and closed at 2S7e.
Local receipts were 42 car.
provisions were nrm. on a Brood nemana
from packers, who took all otferinars. The
light "receipts of hogs started the buying.
At the close Julv Dora was un 7V- ot
$12.20. Lard waa up 2Hc at $7.l7H. Ribs
were 2Hg-5c higher at $7.2(V&7.22H.
estimated recelDta for tomorrow: v neat.
22 cars; corn, 39 care; oats, 66 car; hogs,
26.COO head.
The leading future ranged a follows:
NEW YORR STOCKS AND
Market it Dull and Lifelem and Trading
at Times Approaches Stagnation.
AGGREGATE SALES LOWEST FOR A MONTH
Most of the Bnalness la Done Poring
Ihe First Hoar and Much of
It la for Forelan
Account.
NEW YORK, May 8 -The stock market
settled back today Into dull trading and
sluggish price movementa such as ap
proached at times to stagnation. Transac
tions fell to a smaller aggregate, than for
any full day' trading since the last week
In March Any such violent disturbance ns
the fall In prices which culminated on Mon
day Is almost certain to be folkwvod hy A
series nf diminishing fluctuation as prices
seek their normal level. With the specu
lative factors out qf the market the range
of prices becomes narrow and the market
Inert, offering little attraction for opera
tions by professionals who seek their ad
vantage entirely in the changes in the price
level. It was demonstrated. pretty promptly
today that the upward movement of prices
of yesterday whs but one of the oscilla
tions Incident to the subsidence of the spec
ulation. Stocks came upon the market with
some freedom todav and the definite down
ward tendency established scattered the
hopes of such speculators as had been In
dications of a revival of speculation In yes
terday's movement.
The market calls for little comment and
the news of the day bearing on Its move
ments was unimportant. Most of the dny'a
business was done in the first hour and an
unusual large part of that was for foreign
account. There was nothing In the general
situation abroad to account for this pres
sure, but it waa intimated that a consid
erable account In Americans was being liq
uidated from Holland hy way of Ixindon.
The special pressure upon I'nlon Pacific
and upon the 1'nlted States Steel stocks
was of large sentimental influence on the
whole market. Much lias been hoped from
the I'nlted States Steel shares to lend the
market In an expected revival of strength
and their weakness was correspondingly
disappointing. Northern Pacific was rushed
up some seven points to well above the
nominal quotation prevalent for the stock
before the Northern Securities dissolution
brought it hack to the Stock exchange list.
Rumors were circulated that an Increase In
the dividend was Intended. The violent ad
vance seeded to Intimidate rather than to
help sentiment, the market tradition re
specting this stock fostering it nervous view
of Its Influence. The price sunsequently fell
hark to a point below last night. There
was no news to explain the general weak
ness, which was rather a negative deduc
tion from the failure of the points nf the
strength tn sustain the market. The ap
parent nnralvsls of the demand caused
rrnwlnir susnlclnn of the stability of the
market and led to the weak closing In
which T'nlon Pacific and New York Central
were principal sufferers.
Ronds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
t2.2i.flcO. I'nlted States bonds were all un-
rba,nged on call.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Huies.iiign.i.jOw. lose.
Artlclee.l Open. Hlgh, Low. Close.l Ye'y.
Wheat - - " -
May... n.
July...!?,':
Sept..IT9kifAil
Coi n i
May...48Hft,
Sept .. . !4 H!47H'fi,Vi
OatSlr" t '
93!.
MVi
80HI
481
m
HPfcl
9k
92 I
79HI
I
91,
Kl4
794
May...l29(,Tttl
July...!29H?1.l
Sent
Pork-
May..
July..
SeDt...
Lard-
May..
July..
Scot..
Rirm
M
J
Sept
u a
12 30
12 37H
i
7 07H(
7 26
7 42HI
48 48H! . . 48'4
4H 46't 47i
II ;i
29T429H(i?'H:29'.4lSH! 29,
W!s,zHlJ"
27 ;i8' -a
I 11 80
12 12V4
19 . '4I
28!4.28Hi&-V27'i8H
1.J 6 95
uly... 7 20
ept... 7 42H
11 90
12 36
12 6iH!
7 10
7 30
7 H
i 95
7 27H
7 47Hl
11 86
12 20
12 37H
7 07H
7 B
7 42H
6 90 I
7 20 I
7-42Hi
I.
11 to
12 10
12 40
7 07H
7 27
7 4iHl
6 92H
7 22H!
7 41HI
7 05
7 2.
7 40
6 87Va
7 17V4)
7 37H-
L. A. WEL8H.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
"T" indicate trsc of precipitation.
HEW
1 K
)aotti.
YORK GIUEk!,: .MARKET
a Varies
J
I
t ha Day
Comsaaslines.
NftW YORK, Msy t.-FLOUR-Recclpts,
li,i4 bbls.l exports, 19,266 bbls.; market
steady and mora active; Minnesota patents,
t9.26tlt.60; MUuieeot baker. $5.40co3.60: win
ter patent. $4. 90.2B; winter straights, $4 60
n4.0i winter extras. $3.85(&.T6; winter low
grsdea. $3 293 65. Rye flour, steady: fair to
good,4 H4n,- rholee to fancy. $4.654 36.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding. 46H; New York
martihg, 46c; e. i.. f. Buffalo.
RTK Nominal; Wetern. 0c.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine wheat and
lkw, II. t coarse new. $1 Odtfl.lO; kiln
dried. t2.7&ji.t.
WHEAT Receipts. 16.000 bu. Spot market
barely steady; No. 3 red, 91c. nominal,
levator; No. t Ted, 984c, nominal, f. 0. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $c, t, o, b.
afloat; No. 1 hard Manltcba. 9tVr. f o. b.
afloat- Option opened easier because of
bearish weather news, but recovered and
were Arirk -up t the lat half hour. In
Cuenod by southwest buying, leu favor
able crop report, strength Tn the north
west sna Covering. ' A later break on the
bearish state report left the market Anally
rather weak.. and. partly He lower. May,
JHc, cloned si. 3tc; July, stU4yf8dSc,
closed at tSHc:. September. 9-ltfuM 7-16c
cioeetl at 834.0. ,
CtKNRceiMs. SI.6U0 bih; exnorta, 26..
tot bu. Soot market firm; No. 3, 6ic, ele
vator, and 6M,c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow.
6c: No. 2 white mixed. 53 Ho. Option market-
was quiet but firmer on light receipts.
Anally easing off alth wheat and closlna
unchanged to Vc net lower. May, 52V
riuprq an D-'e. juiy, a.
at 62Uc.
OATS Receipts. 76.300 bu.; exports, t.tlt
ru root market nrm; mixed, at to U lha..
84H446c; natursl white. JU to S3 Ihs.. vl
iHi: clipped white. 36 to 40 Iba . tiHifl'Sc.
V KEEU Steady ; spring bran. ilg.10:
prompt shipment: middlings! t!8 10; prompt
MAY Firm: good to choice, IMSMc.
n)i-liitit, -iae . irommon to
No. 2. ..
Cash quotations were as follows:
KLOl'R Easy; winter patents, 4.60rgv4.70;
winter straights, t4.2efr4.75; spring patents,
$4.704t6.25; spring straights, $2.804.40;
bakers, I2.4C63.40.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 92ia96c; No, 3. 85
ft 96c; No. 2 red, 91Vf9oc 1
CORN No. 2, 49'4c; No. 2 yellow. 50i;c,
OATS No. 2. 9c: No. 2 white. 32Hc; No.
3 white. 3032Hc.
RYE NO. Z, 73C.
BARLEY Good feeding. 36$40c; fair to
Choice malting, 4447c.
SEED No. 1 flax. $1.25; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.39; prime timothy, $2.90; clover, con
tract grade. $13.00.
PROVISIONB-Mess pork, per bbl.. $11.86
4511.90. Ird. per 100 lbs.. $7.07H. Short
ribs aides (loose). t6.87Hig7.00; short clear
sides (boxed), ti.oo7.lZH-
Pollowlng were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour., bbls i. 81.200 14.000
Wheat, bu 124.000 . 34.600
Corn., bu... 51.900 4O9.i0
Oats, bu .....182.700 101.300
Rye. bu 500
Barley, bu 73.700
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy: creameries, cnv
dalrlee, 18gr22r. Kggs, nrm; at mark, caaes
Included, 15&15V4c; firsts, I6V4916HC;' prime
firsts. 17c; extras, ihc. cneeee, atcady,
13H&i4c.
St. I.oals GeararMarket.
8T. LOUIS. May 3-WHKAT-Market
lower; No. i red cash, elevator.- 90SrVio;
track, $1.00; May, 91c; July, 7!4UWc; No.
3 hard, 96c. - - -
CORN-Market higher; No. 2 cash, 49c;
track, 49Hw0c; May 47c; July, 45'c.
' -OATS Market -higher; Wo. 2 cash. 29HC;
track, Jlo: May, 2Hc; July, 27 Vd'-c ; No.
3 white, 32VWc.
FLOUR Dull; red winter, patents, 34.65
4.8U; extra fancy and straight. S4.30V4 36;
clear, $3.603.90. .'
SEED Timothy, steady, $2.fX62.50. . .
CORNMEAI-St'eady, $2.50.
BRAN Slow; sacked, east track. 7072c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.50&13.00;-prairie,
K.OUi.60.
1 RON COTTON TIES 9SO.
BAGGING 8HC.
HEMP TWINE 6Hc
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; - Jobbing,
$12.60. Lard, higher; prime steam. $6.62H-
i.i-v 11, 1 rvifv. ? sieanv-. noxen piira snorin.
i:H; clear rioa. ii.iiv; snort clears. r.oi-.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shoria, 17.75;
clear ribs, $7.75: short clears, 17.61 H.
POl'LTRY Market steady: chickens,
lHc; springs. $4.iXi'U6.aO per doxen; turkeys,
He diK'ks. luc: seese. 6c.
BI'TTKR Market dull; creamery,
dairy, 18'22c.
EGGS Market steady at 14Hc case count.
Recelots. Bhlpment.
Flour, bbls 6.000 .oco
Wheat, bu 18.000 42.000
Com. bu ..18,000 26.000
oats, bu SO.OOO 45.UW)
mixed. 4
48Hc; No.
Kaaaaa Cll lirala and Prov
KAN8A8 CITY. May t. WHEAT May,
Mv; jury, uecemoer, vosa,u'c;
cash: No. 2 hard, shbvsc: No. 3. KMI93c: No
4. 748c; No 2 red. sUfft'SSc; No. i, e3g93c;
no. 4. iww. Keceipts. wneat. 11 cars
CORN May. 44SG44'4e; July. 4Sf 43Tje;
No. t. 4Vs'c; No. 3 white.
4He.
OATS-No 3 mixed, H(831c; No. 3 white
3-KHc.
RYE Steady. 70S75c:
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $.30i610.00
choice prairie. 7. lotgasi.
BCTTER Steady; creamery. 3C823c;
packing. 14c
ECU 9 Firm: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2, new whltewood casea Included, 14V
per do ; case count, ISHc per dos.; esses
returned. He per dos. lees.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 8.lit !4.ooo
Com, bu. 16.000'.-' !).)
Oats, bu 6.000 7.000
10,200
600
1.400
5.500
'MOO
'5,006
6Hi
5'H)
2fi0
500
4,500
' i',01'16
m'
200
58,500
4,600
7.600
M.
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
B. & O
do pfd
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
do pfd., offd
Chicago Gt. Western
C. & N. W ;
C. M. & St. P.: 23.800
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C C, C. & St. L. ..
Colorado Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....:
Del. & Hudson
Del., L, & W
D. & R. G
do pfd
Erie .1
do 1st pfd,
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do ifd
III. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do prd.. ,
, A N..-.
Manhattan L.
Met. Securities..
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central..
Minn. & St. L
M., St. P. & S. Ste
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. & T
do pfd
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central.......'..
N. Y.. Ont. A W
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. c. c & St.
Reading
do 1st pra...
do 2d pfd..(
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. U & S. F. 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do pfd 1
So. Pacific
do pfd
So. Railway
do pfd
Texas & Pacillc. . ....
Tel.. St. L. & V
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd...;
Wabash
do pfd
W. & I.ake Erie
Wis, Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific...
Adams Ex
American Ex
U. 8. Ex
Wella-Fnrgo Ex
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car & F
do pfd ...
Amer. Cotton Oil.:.
do pfd
Amer. Ice, ctf
do pfd., ctf
Amer. Linseed Oil..
do pfd
Amer. Ijocomotlve.
do pfd
tw'i
102
157H
1"4
ion
K4H
l'.Krt
149 14V,4
4H4
51-
21
22!) '
173H
32
W
27T4
344
187
43H .
77H,
67V.
2OV4
226
171H
32
97
26i
33i
186
8H't
42
77H
634
3,500 160H 159
1,700
1,601.
4.WW
12,200
1,100
2,2oO
10O
74,000
)0
loO
800
16,000
6,900
' 1.800
100
... 44.400
200
...193,600
2
6!H
147H-
94
119H 2Pi
115H
1S9
9vS
274
60
35
144;
52
78H
92
K014
74H
94i
28
61
1
102
154
1054
96
14ft 1.4
196
494
33
80
20.
22
1714
171
80
97
27g
67
24H
ISO
370
31
864
42H
, 7!H
90
92
IT
rS.
61
28
61
143H 'W'4
163
78J,4
lis
21
ii:i4
159
9H
2SV,
60 -
35
"142
514
77H
92
1394
7.1
92V4
shows: Avaltshle cash balances, $132,816,-
)2; gold. $1,611.8.19.
Tlerr Yark Moaes Market.
NEW YORK. Mar 8 MONEY On call.
film. 24113 per cent; closing bid 2V offered
at 2 rer cent. Time loan. Mlahiiy easier;
i and 90. days, SHiWH per cent; 6 months.
a'i per cent.
Klf.ltl.irstl KAl MA.-swr, Pifnoy, wnn
actual business in banker- bills at t4.89
4 9K4f for demand nd at t4 844oif4 8445 for
60-day bills: posted rates, 4.8rvi4.t5H and
$4 87H: commercial rulls, 4 MH
SILVER Bar, 6Hc; Mexican
44HC
HUMJs uovernment, steady:
heavy.
Closing price on bond were:
f. g. rf. t, reg ....irx Jp . ctfi...
do coudok .. .1IHH u a N. unl. 4a
dollars,
railroad,
r.
t' R. !. re
do coupon ..
N. 8. new 4,
do coupon
I' S. old 4l, r
do coupon
Am. TnbM'(
do Ii, ctfii.
.104
.1044
.m
.111
.wis
4s, ctfs. m s n
11' ! t,
Manhattan t. f 4.
Mt. Central 41....
do 1st Inc.
Minn. A at. L.
V
K. T.
..31
do nil 41
At Untie C. t,. 4s.
Dal. A Ohio 4s. ...
do V4
Central of Oa. 6.
do lRt lnc...w.,
do -'d Inc.
rhoa. A Ohio 4Ha
Chlcaxn A A. S1
('., B. 4 0. n. 4a
C. R. I. 4b P. 4a.
do -coh Ra. r...
err. a h. .
t'htrairo Ter. 4a.
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Colo, a So: 4a.'
Cuba ta, ctf
D A B. Q.
Platlllera' Sec. tit.
Erla prior Una 4a.
do gen, 4a
F. W. & D. g. la,
Hockln Vl.
Offered. "
H
.IDS'
.14
. 11
.
.101
. 5V
1. n
10n
.115
1H
. 74V
.101 '4
. 7t
.I021
.1014
R. of M. c
rv 1. Ia.
X. ta...
. .- MVNo. PaetBc 4a....
..103H- ts
..10SH N. A ,Wf. 4a...
.. aiVO. .'U Xd 4a
..tnv Penn. rn. lt".
.. It iRaadls icn..4.
.. " St. U 1. M. e. a..II(
..10 iSt. S. r. f(. 4a. tn
;. ftivljit. L . W i 4 2
.. ?S Seatroard A U 4a.... WV4
8IV4 go. racine 4a......... M
.. ..-( So. Itnllwar ....!. .11
4a.. l'v' Texas P. 14 1114
.... T.,- St. L. A W. 4... 4
.... 744 Union Pacltc ( 10Sa
..., 44' d cnn .....'..'.,.lln
....104 II, 8. Steel ad (a ti
...jot Wah la .j.. v4...114
7S do. deb. w 744
,lftk' Western Mi. 4. s mvt
M I W. A I" B 4a..,.,... S
ti.i4 Wis. Central, 4a '
Hl ... .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
tttle ficeiptt Liflit,-Detirabla-Killert
About a Dim Hightr.
HOG MARKET ADVANCED A BIG NICKEL
Iteelpts ef tkttf at l.araks Very
Limited aad 4aallly lomnaoa, bnt
Demaaa Llgkt la thf Market
Dall, wltk reellntt Weak.
SOL'TH OMAHA. May 3, 1901.
Ret-alnts m-ei-s: tain m.ihl Mn.Hn
Omclal Monday .& ji.onl )S.i..l
Official Tuesday 1.4A4 10,448 6.98)
Orticlal Wtonesday - ,16S, 8.8U l.sTt
Three dava this areek.. I Ml
Three day last week lft.2
Same days week before. 14.79
name thiee week ago..U.s'j
Same tour weeks ago.... t.892
Heme day last year 14.1V)
KECElt-TS FOH THE YEAR TO DATE.
The followinar tahla shows the rarelma
of cattle, nogs ana sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, wlin comparison with
1. 1904.
ttle ?a 21 M. -.t
Hogs ..'lUA-.t Dill
Bhep 691,883 Ml,ld
4iiu lulluwina lama rnu.sa ma veiee
puce ot noas at tioinh nnnni tor the last
several days, wltn comparison;
Iloston Stocks anal Band.
HOSTON, May ' 3 rail loans, 384
loans, a04H per cent.
locks and bonds:
4a.
cent; time
closing of
Atchlaon adj.
do 4a
Mx. Central
Atchlaon
do pfd
Bnrton & Albany...
Boston S Maine..
Beaton Elevated ...
fitch burg pfd
Mcilcan i'entral . ..
N. V., N. H. H..
Pare Marquette ...
t nlon rarinc
Amer. Arse. (.'hem.
do pfd
Amer. Pncu. Tube. .
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer.'Woolen
do pfd .!...-....-.
Dominion I. -- A...
Kdlaon-FUac. illu...
Ocnoral Klectrlc ...
Maaa. .Electric
do pfd ........s
Mac. Uaa
t'nltcd Fruit
tnltcd Shoe Math..
do pfd
f. 8. Steel.... '
do pfd
BtlnR. common .
Asked.
per
Official
.. M
..l
.. (4
.. S3-
- -101
..!54
. .I7
..tr.
.144
.. zm
.nit
i
. to
. i
.lflV4
. l.ta
.1124
.- 34
.IM14
Adreniurs
.AUouea
Amalgamated ..
American. Elno .
Ailantla
Bingham
I'al, Heels...
Centennial
Copper Kange ..
Paly West
Dominion Coal .
rranklia
Orsnby
Isle Kovale ....
Maaa. Mining ..
Michigan
Mohas k '
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dorolnloa.
Osceola
Parrot .....ji.u
llSa.Qulncy ...we....
fAl labannoA
,.17a
.. 14
. at
4:1
Tamarack ......
Trinity
U liltcd Copper
V. e.- Mining.,
:i(6tt! V-.'frWU.
. . aaSij ltah
. . aaii Vh torla
.. .If i'Wnofta
. . kkih j Wolverine
. .
.. to
.. M'4
..
.. U
.. ait
. .460
.. 174
.. Tl
.. 1144
..
.. a4
.. SH
.. 4
.. S1
..
.. 44
.. 1H
.. ii
:. a
.. 24
.. .
.. 14
..111
.. I
..
.. IIS
. . lo-t
.. 4.14
.. IV,
.. II
..101
I 1906. '1904.lto;i. 11802. 11901, 11800.11899.
April 17. , t Xti 7 03' t 96 $ 2 t 65 t 72
April 17.. 1 6 27hl 4 7i 7 141 Mi 6 841 6 41 1 6B
April M.. t iHi 4 7 d 6 8 e 4i VI
April HO.. UHl 4 81 1 T 101 I fe Mil 6 46 8 it
April 21. .1 i rt! 4 71 7 101 881 1 1 421 8 77
April 22.. ut 4 81 1 1 0 I 86, o 80 73
April 88.. 1 I 4 kli 7 vl! 8o 4 8V 3
April 24.. t 354,1 7 08 it Vti U 3 67
April 26.. 6 M-mi 7 74, 7 U4 i t b hi 5 i t
April a(.. 6 Z2HI 4 78; I t 98 6 77l 6 Wi 8 66
April 27.. 6 ll 4 '.4 Kl I 6 721 6 841 3 6
April 2M..I6KH. 4 ill M 6 07 6 811 8 bW
April 29.. lOVl 661 t 771 7 031 t 65 8 69
April mt.. 4 1, 84 6 9. k H 6 32,
May L..6llHi I 6 Wi 801 6 4 e i 3 61
May s lli IS) I io, i ei u ... U
May 8...j 5 lHi 65; i 7 Uli 6 72, 0 li i
brought in today by each roan was:
. Hoad. Cattie. Hugs. n p. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P 2 4 .. 1
Missuuil faciflo 1 8 .. 1
I nion factnc system 3o 34 4 1
C. Ac N. VV , l 11...
r' ti. M. V 27 42 ' 4 2
C, Bt., M. & 0 7 6
rJ. a: M 19 at i
C, B. & y 2 3 .. 3
C, K. 1. A f., eaat... 3 2 .. 1
C, H. 1. 4k west 2 .. ..
cnlcagu U. vV 1 6
Total receipts 98 124 10 10
.New York Mining; Mocks. -
NEW YORK, May 3. The followtng are
tne closing quotations on mining stacks:
Adams Con
Alice
Breece ,
Brunawlck Ton .
t'omato-a lunnal
t on. Cat. A Va. ..
Horn silver
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Con ...
Urtei;ed.
20
.. 18
.. 24
.. 7
.. I
. ,is
. .IS.i
..110
Llttla (hlef ...
Ontario
Ophli
Phoenix
j Potoal
j Savage.
i sierra Nevada .
Ismail Hopea ..
8tai.daid
.. 4
. .4iHl
..100
..
.. 14
,. 49
.. 40
.. 16
..140
In
fer but
pre
13.210
40U
1,100
i.ioo
20,500
'o9"i
ino
1,300
3H
500
151.300
"ro6
1,300
V'infi
300
7,800
49.VIO
2.100
1.3t
. 6"0
204
74V
67H
5
61A4
31 H
9ti4
3.1
, 374.
584
12l'4
2o'4
424
21
4714
1J
29
74
66
674
60
304
9i4
32
374
57H
118H
2('
41
204
47
178
814
35
9stJ
334
35
97H
32
100 3V4 384
8,100 49 474
100 114H 114'4
Amer. Smelting & R. ll.iXW 1H4 112H
do pfd ZOO 12114 121
Amer. Sugar Ref 4.400 137' l:W4
Amer. Tob. pfd eertif 8W 97H is?'.
Anaconda M. Co 3n0 111 110',
Brooklyn R. T 18.400 ,62 .Ho'i
Colo. Fuel & 1 7.600 454 44
Con. Oas 19.3oO 197 193
Corn Products 3oO 13H 13
do pfd
niHtillers' . Securities. . 9t 42. . 41 .
Gen, Klectrlc 200 176 175
Inter. Paper 3l 81 - 2"
do pfd .300 79H 78H
Inter. Pump .' '
do pfd
Nat'l Iad 7.2i") 464 45
No. Aniericnn 4I0 102 Inl
Pacific Mail..... 4C0 3S4
People's Oas - 4.80O 1"5 PH
Pressed 8teel Car 3'i0. 39 ' ' iKH
do pfd., e-dlv
Pullman P. C loo 240 140
Republic Steel,;...... 1 .a 0V IH
do pfd 1,300 74H WH
Rubber Goods l0 81H 314
do pfd
Tenn. Coal 1 4.5"0 854 8."4
V. 8. leather 2'W 114 11', 11
do pfd.. ofd.. !....
1'. B. Realty 100 84 S7H
V. B. Rubber 3:'H 3'i
do pfd 2.500 'HOT, VKS
V. 8. Steel 46.0110 3?4 8F4
do pfd 52,300 HUH 1"4
Va. caro. Chemical.. 6 86H 35
do pfd 100 I06 105
Westlngh. Electric... & 172H 1714
Western Cnlon 2"0 934 93
163
7S4
118
-21,
66
113'
158
96.
27
34H
61 4
77 '4
1394
73
93 '4
91 Va
85
29 .
73H
-
57
59
117H
3oH
06
32
37
574
1I8H
97
19H
41
16
2oH
4t
179H
246
2:12
123
240
34 '4
97
324
96
6
3.V4
1HH
43
474
H4H
112H
1204
136'
96H
lit)..
. 604
'4
n:i
13
61 4
41 H
174H
2o
784
30
80
454
101 h
a-' 4.
l3
38
r:i4
23S
1M14
73-S
31 '
103
82
114
10H
SS
3s--,
107 '
31
IK114
35
16
171 H
93
Foreign Financial.
I.ONDON, May 3. Money wsl In
creased demand in the market today
repayments to the Bank nf Englana,
dividend and coupon disbursements
vented a scarcity. Discounts were easv
Trading on the Stork exchange was in
active, but had a better tendency. Owing
to the recent llquldatiin of weak holders.
The steadiness of the continental IJourses
aided In the feeling of gobeerfulnesa. Con
Sols hardened' and home" rill were firm on
country buyttiaf.- Americana-opened" irregu
lar and hardened; to over parity - on pro
fessional support, chiefly from Vall street.
The dealings were moderate, -In the after
noon the murket reacted and prices closed
weak. Grand Trunk ' was . easy on disap
pointing traffic returns; Mexican rails were
strong on the half-yearly report.. Russians
were a shade harder. '-Peruvian corpora
tions, were buoyant'jon -e?ntlTtental pur
chases. Imperial Japanofcn- government 6a
of 1904 were quoted at lflOH1-'
PARIS, Mny 3. Prices on the Bourse to
day were firm thraughdut, ' Russian 1m-
Serial 4s were quoted al S3. 60 and Russian
onds of.lixM at 609... , ... .,
r BKRI.IN. May 3. Prices on the Bourse
today were somewhat lower and trading
was inactive.
BanU Clearings.
OMAHA. May 3. Bank clearing today
were tl. 236,379.57. For the corresponding day
in 1904 ihe clearings .were l.KO,n9.2'.
Wool Market. '
BOSTON, May 3.-WOO!y-The features
of the wool market are Its notable strength
here and the centering of Interest In the
west, where It Is reported the highest prices
of the season are being paid and most of
the Boston buying is now proceeding- In
Montana, which, outside of Oregon, is prac
tically tne only state wnere any amount of
wool remains unsold. Few territories are
offered beyond the new Arisona wools.
Pulled wools move freely. Foreign grade
are nrm. iTiees are anout as follows: Ohio
and Pennsylvania XX and above, 33(iM4c:
X. ;V(i31c; No. 1, 36ff37c; No. 2, 87(i38c; fine
unwashed, 24325c; quarter-blood unwashed.
30c: naif-moon, kku.hic; unwasned delaine,
i7r7J,28c; unmerchantable, 28'gi9c; fine washed
delaine. SbHrnSic. Michigan Fine unwashed
22-&23c: quarter-blood unwashed, 29630c;
tnree-eigntns-niooa, soc; nair-oiood. at'ossc;
unwasned delaine, zsrazne. Kentucky, in.
diana, etc. Three-eighths and quarter
blond, Sfn&31c. Territory Idaho, fine, 209210
heavy tine, 17&18c; fine medium, 20521c; me
dium, 2293c; low medium. 24".'5c. Wyom.
Ing, fine, 185il9c; heavy fine. 16017c; fin
medium. 192i)c; medium. 2324e; low me
rilum, 24f926He. t'tah and Nevada, fine, 25
ifio; fine medium, 19j21c; medium, iS'h';4c
low medium, 24fi8c. Dakota, fine. 20fi21c
fine medium, axglilo; medium.' 24H2fic; low
medium. 246 25c. Montana, fine, choice, 22
Sic; fine average, 15'aioc; ., fine medium
choice, 22fj23c; average. 19820c; staple, 2S9
25c; medium choice, 233250.
LONDON, May 3 WOOU The offering
at the wool sales today amounted to 11.211
bales In good condition. There was In
creased competition for finer merino be
tween continental and American buyers, the
latter paying a slight advance over the
opening rates for suitable greasy. Cross-
breds were In large supply and were eagerly
taken uy home ouyers, wnne Americans
bought medium and fine grades freely, oc
casionally paying 12H per cent advance. The
withdrawals were small. Following are the
sales In detail: New South Wales, 8,300
halee: scoured, ls'iils lod: areasv. b.n
Is 2Hd. Queensland, 700 bales; scoured, la
lHd'als lid; greasy, 7Hi11d. Victoria, 1.100
hales; scoured, Is lid. South Australia, 2)4)
hales; ewoured, Is lHd; greasy, 67Hd. West
; Australia. 600 hales; gieasy, 6H'tl8d. Nfw
.euland. x.xoo bales; ?oured, 9Hdrals Id
greasy, bdls i'a. Cape or Good Hope
Hfi.l Natal, 500 bales: scoured, la SHd'als
:6Hd; greasy, o'rilOil. Falkland Islands, 1.3o0
uaies; greasy, tm iua.
. ST. IXII IS, May 3 WOOI Strong; me.
0111111 g.Burh eoiriiiins niiu eiorning, .-tvyaic;
light fine, 2 Hi? 23 Vac; heavy fine, 17'19c; tub
WHsnen, 4.yntc.
Total sales for the day, 932,300 shares.
London StoeVs aad Bonds,
1 IX)NDON. May 3. Closing quotations on
on storks and bonus-
M 1-14' N. T Central
.. MS Norfolk A W
.. ST do pfd
. . t 4Oniarlo A W
. .103 .41 Pannaylvanla
..10H, Rand Mines .
..1SJ-4 Raadlng
Mllwaahee Grain Market.
MILWACKF.E. May 3 -WHF.AT-Firmer;
No. 1 northern. tl.o2; No. t northern, 96c6
11.01: July. tSSc bid. "' 1
RTK-Ptill; No. 1. 77S78c. ' 'V '
HARLKV-Uteadyj No. 1. 61e; sample, 40
He.
) CORN-Hc ui; No. J, rvittvic; July, 46Tc
bid. v. ... ,
f5
tl
I7
Conaols. enonay ...
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ..
Chaa A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A St. P
tXBMTl
t A R O ,
do pfd
Sri.
do lat r'd
da Id pfd
Illinois ('antral
lwoula. A N'aab
14. . K. A T
81L.VER Bur. steady. S4d per unce
w.'.tr.i iv'i- per cenu.
The rate of discount In the operi market
for short bill ia,2H per cent; tor three
months' bills, 2 jer iert. . . .' ;
do lat pfd
do td rid......
Southern Railway
do pfd
lifelBeulhorn Paclgc ..
. Hi 4; I nion Pacific
. 4s! do pfd
.40 II' 8. Sleol
. -do
.14 Wabaah
11 t do fd
. J' 8paiilk 4a . .......
144
44
WH
71)4
l"a
47
47
444
414
124
l."i
4-
Wi
. to
44 .
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 8.-COTTON-8pot
eiowo quiei; middling upianas, j.wc; mid
anng gulf. 8.15c; sales. 136 bales.
LIVERPOOL. May S. -COTTON Spot In
moaci-Hte uemana: prices 1 points higher
American middling fair. 4.78d; good mid
dling. 4.4iid; middling, 4.30d; low middling
4.14d; good ordinary, 3.96d; ordinary, t atid
The salea of the day were 7.0uo hales, of
which 5"0 were for SDeculation and atnort
and included 6.0OO American, Recelpta, 9,OD0
uaies. inciuaing i.uni American.
NEW ORLEANS. May 3.-COTTON-flpot
niBrori quiei; saies. j.mw Dales; ordinary
4 13-lbc; good ordinary, 6c; low middling
: mmuiiiig. 1 i-ioc; gooa miaaiing. 1 J-14C
miuuiiiiK rair. o-c; receipts, t.i.i Dales
torn, bales.
ST. IX)I IS. May 3.-COTTON-Bteady
middling. 7 3-lHc; sales. 216 bales: recelDts.
2tO hales; shipments, 100 bale; stock, 48,763
oaies. , .
21.63:
18.891
M.oio
20.942
ln.h2
Deo.
69.251
74.S48
9,931
Indicate Sunday.
The official
of stock
The disposition of the dav's receipt wss
a follows, eacn buyer purcnssing ins num-
per or neaa inaicatea:
Buyers. Cattie.
Omana Packing Co...... 282
Swift and Company.."...'. 4
tuaany packing co..... 3o3
Armour & Co 3"b
Bwitt, from country.....
Vansant & Co 3
W. 1. Stephen 4a
hill 4V Son M
Hamilton & Kothscmld. 6
t . HUBX 18
Mike Haggerty 2
J. O. Rout at Co 3
ttuna St Kline 1
& 8 23o
Other buyer 120
Hogs. Sheep.
1, t
2. U03
2, bib
2,2c4
. I64
148
4.-A
Mb
9Jif
. 23o 191
126 ' ' m
2.164 8,i0 2,877
Total
CATTLE There was a very light run of
cattle at all points tills morning and aa a
result tnere was some improvement In ihe
market, mere was notmng excited about
tne market, however, aa packers did n t
seem to like tne iaaa of paying more money
na aid not appear as anxious tor uppnea
as they did a short time ago. Theie Is,
however, a much better tone to tne traae
than tnere was a week ago.
The more desirable graues of beef steers
Could be quoted active snd fully a uime
nlgher. As high a $6 was paid lor pretty
good cattle, which is the top price for
some little time. Nothing strictly prime
was offered. When !t came to part-fat
cattle and to those of common quality the
market was not particularly active, and
while In some cases the prices paid for. that
kind looked a little higher. In others salea-
men were unable to get mo.e than steady
nr.ces. The cattle kept changing - hands
and owing to the light receipts the market
came to a' reasonably early close. There
were practically no western hay-fed on
ale.
The cow market wa fairly active and
around a dime higher on the better grades.
The same as wa the case with steers, how
ever, the common and medium grades were
not very active, and In the majority of
cases salesmen were unable to get much
more than steady pdicea. Buyers seemed to
be more anxious tor tne gooa stun man
they have been for some little time, but
were rather Indifferent on the common
kinds.
Bulls, veal calves ana etags all sold at
good steady price.
There were comparatively few Blockers
and feeders Included In the recelpta and no
quotable chsnge In the market took place.
Sneculators all seemed to want a few good
cattle snd such kinds sold very freely. The
common cattle were more or less neglected
the same as usual, but the prices paid were
Just about steady with yesterday. Repre
sentative
Treasury rtslesaeat. .
WASHINGTON. Mv 3. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in t.e geiaV
rl fund. ex-lii.-lo of n.e tiriVtv.wO' gold
Itseirvs la tlt uiwuiou of ictk-myUyu,
1 Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 27V4c; extra
nearby prints, 29c. '
KOGS Higher; nearby fresh, 7Hc at
mark; western freh. 1744018c at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
fancy lie; choice old, UHfoMc; fair to gvod.
old, 13i3Hc; new. UHftHC
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May J.-.-WHEAT May,
99'4c; July. 9lV&94c; September, 81c; No.
1 hard. 3104',; No. 1 northern. '.0H; No.
northern, Ihc.
. FLO LK First patents. to.fci.r; second
patents, 35.3t (fj i.40: MrBl clears. Il.toflt W;
second clears, 3 75fj2 85.
BRAN In bulk. $12 .26.
Toledo Seed Market.'
TOLEDO; Msy 3 -8E EPS-Clover, rash.
t7.5f.; October, to 77,; lyrlun aueik. . bo;
y. mil iiuiviuj, fl 914,
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BEEF STEERS.
At.
.. 441
.. 14
.. 100
.. 110
.. 740
..1045
.. 14
..1S04
.. M4
.. 44
.. 108
..1410
.. 114
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..1110
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..11S0
.. 73
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.. Ill
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STEERS AND COWS.
Pr. No. A. Pr.
I 60 , II 110 i M
I 40 14 1040 I in
I 10 18 1111 I 10
4 on i.v 1040 i
4 tl t. ....1000 1
4 ti 4 1201 I II
4 tl 14 1124 I 31
4 10 t 1110 I II
4 II II 1.U1 I II
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4 40 . 1 1K0 I 60
4 41 II IJ1 I 60
4 70 1 1244 I 60
4 70 4 1116 I 10
4 Tl . l 1!I4 I 10
4 71 1 1M0 I 60
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4 10 86 12tl I 40
4 14 I... 114 I 40
4 W II 1177 6 40
4 46 I. .; 11M I 40
4 10 It 1241 I 40
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4 4
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4 44
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122
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T66
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BTEtC'RS
17
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... 606
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... 170
... 130
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AND HEIFER8
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cons.
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I 26 1 1020 I 76
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1 44 1 1140 4 00
I 74 '1 10 4 00
8 74 1 1020 -4 00
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I 40 1 1000 4 OO
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10
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8 4-, .. 411 I ft
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1 120 44 I ) 4 16
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1 70 I 74 I .170 4 II
1 1420. I 71
CALVES.
t. va t M i
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I la I 60 11. ...
1 170 4 00 I..
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1 410 4 00 . 81
HOOS Receipt of hogs were moderate
gt all point this morning and with a fslr
demand the tendency of prices wa np
wtrd. .The jnarket at this point advanced
637Hc. At the opening trading wa a little
slsw, as salesmen were asking quite a
sharp advance and packers were not wllllr.g
to psy the prices, but after buyers and sell
ers got together on a 6U7Hc sdvance trad
ing became very active and It was not long
before nearly everything In the yards was
disposed of.' The bulk of the sale went at
t5.17H and t4f' A few common loads hsd
to sell under I5.J7H and the choicest load)
sold up to t5,23H- On the extreme close,
after packers had their urgent orders filled,
trading became a little slow, with the feel
ing weak, so that the late sales were mostly
at 8o.i7H. Representative sales
11
160
it
140
i;o
140
120
110
110
117
160
170
FEEDERS.
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404 4 J.
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711 in
no 4 io
124 4 44
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40
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higher, selling at
M.KU545.
K 10T 30; Bulk Cf tale;
fr. Mo. .. 8h. Ir.
t II M 141 120 114
1 11 'ti.; 111 ... i7H
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I 174 71. 121 140 I ITH
I 1714, M 141 40 I 17L,
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6 ITS Tl 261 200 I 17V
I IT II 162 140 I 174
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I 171 IT Ill 40 I lTLa
I 17 74 Ill 40 I 1TV,
I 174 It 141 80 6 M
I 17Va 74 246 ... I 20
I 17W Tl 120 80 6 M
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...to 40 I 17V, 44 160 40 I M
...141 ... 4 17V, 44 ., 140 40 I M
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...122 S20 6 17V, 17 ...104 120 I M
..214 M I 17 V, TO 167 10 I 10
...SOt ... S 17V, 4S Ill 16 I 10
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...114- . : . ft 17H 71 MO ... I M
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1..1M 140 I 17V, 70. ...... ..864 ... I 10
...141 ... 117V, IT 1. .til 100 I 10
...Ml ... 8 17v, II 147 M I to
...tlT I 171 64 260 ... I M
...141 40 6 17V, 61 17S M I 10
...MO II I 174 10 261 10 I M
...171 ... I 17V, ll4 241 ... I 10
.,.K4 40 I I7 II Ml 40 I 20
...124 ... I 17V, 17 176 ... I 10
...184 ... I 17V4 , 61 Ill 40 5 10 .
.v8tT I 17V4 , ! 1 ... I 20
...111 . 10 8 17V, . T7 231 10 I M
...214 ... t 1TV, 70. ..... . .241 ... 1 20
...2M ... I 17Va 70.i 127 ,.. I M
...114 40 i 174 40 ... I III
...232 ... I 17V, 41 .101 ... I 20
...240 M I 17V, 71.... -....Ml ... 120
...241 ... I17V4 58...... .,161 ... I 10
...2l ... 6 17V, 17 116 ... I M
.. .311 ... I 17V, 17 261 80 6 20
...tot 110 6 17, 81 171 M 4 124
...141 80 I lTv, 72 Shi) ... I 22V,
...141 110 6 17V 64 MS ... 8 33V,
:..t2V... I 17V, - 6J 150 ... 1 22 V,
..M1 SO 4 17V 49 ...IM 10 S 22V,
.;.tl 140,6 17 40 .274 ... 8 it4
...MT tn I 17V, M S17 M I 26
SHEEP There were only ten cars re
ported this morning and while It wa a
small run for a Wednesday it was appar
ently large enough to meet the requirements
of the trade. Packers did not seem to care
whether or not they got any freh supplies
of either sheep or lambs, and the market
could beVt be described by calling It sluw
and barely steady with yeaterday. Borne
stuff that was carried over from yesterday
sold to a little better advantage, but on the
other hand some of the other sales looked
a little lower. The quality of the offerings
was Inferior and that of course had a ten
dency to make buver indifferent. Most f
the stuff sold In fairly good season, but It
was late-before' a complete clearance was
made. Packers still complain that the de
rnandtormutton is of very, limited propor
tions. . ....
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs, t6.50Cso.8i; fair to good lambs.
t5.0?i5.50; good to choice Colorado wooled
lambs, tH.SueT.OO; good to choice yearlings,
t5.0OQ5.2f; fair to good yearlings, t4.75jri.o0;
good to choice wet here. t4.6CKiM.75; fair to
good wethers. t4.2fy4.60; good to choice
ewes, t4.25rij4.55; fair to good ewes, 34-409
4.25. Wooled stock sells trom 76c to tl per
100 pounds higher than clipped stock. Rep
resentative sales:
No. : Av. Pi.
. 22 western wooled ewes 80 2 60
24 western wooled ewes 88 2 60
192 clipped 'western wethers 85 S 46
li western cull lambs... oi a m
127 western cull lambs 54 8 75
66 western clipped ewes. r... 100 4 00
41 western ewes 105 4 25
41 cllrped western wether 92 4 83
901 clipped western wether....:. 92 4 85
895 clipped western ewes 101 4 40
12 clipped western ewes... I
416 clipped western ewes 112 4 46
41 onppea west, larrtns year gs na e eu
103 clipped lambs 68 6 26
CHICAGO .' "LIVE STOCK MARKET
OMAHA W IIOI.K94.I.K MARKET. '
Coadltloa ot Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy rrednre. 1 :
RtKlS-Recelpt, heavy; market, steady;
cndii stock, lf
LIVE POULTRY Hens, loHflllc; young
roosters, according to sice, iwoc, eyl,
roosttl", t'. tlll'Ke.s lltlhn. dll hS, lie '
BCTTER Packing stork. 14c; oholce to
fancy Hairy, ImU'Juc; creamery, 32H4J2.Hc;
prim, ac. v 1 , , . .
FRKSH FROZEN PlSH-Fresh trout.
J2c; pickerel, Hc; pike, Hc; perch, 7;
blueflsh, 11c; wnitehsh, 10c; almon. 11c;
redsnnpper. 9c; green halibut, U;j ersppie,
11c; buffalo, 7c; white t-4s, ur; herring.
SHc; Hpsnisn macgerel. 13o; lobster, boiled.
45c; green, 4c; flnnad handles, 7c; roe shad,
each. 75c; sh:d roe, per pair, toe; frog legs,
per dot.. )c; catfish. 14c. -j
HAY Prleea quoted hv Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dialers association: Choice No.
1 upland, 7. IX); No, 2, 3650; medium, -tARO;
coarx, 85.50. . Rye straw. ts.tO. Thcs pries
ate f..r nay of good coior and viuuut.
BRAN Per ton, 117.50.
TROPICAL rttctT. '
ORANQE8 Extra fancy Mediterranean)
sweet, ail alaea, t2.75Q3.00: fancy navel,
site 12t), 160. 17. 200. 216, 2o0, 13.2573.50;
80. (at, 1)2, l2.5Sl7S; aeediings, all Sls-ei."
82.75. " ,
LEMONS California, extra fancy, 370.
300 and 360 siie. 33.00; frtr.-y, Sr., 300 knit
360 site. 32.75: choice, 240 and 270 si, .
300 and 860 else. 82.50.
DATES Per box of 30 lb. pkgs., tpOO;
Hallowe'en, In 70-!b. boxes, per lb., tc.
FIOS California, per 10-lb. carton, 753
86c; Imported Smyrna, tcrown, 10c; t
crown, 12c,
RAN ANAS Per medium sised bunch,
3l.7F-Jt2.2f.: Jumbos, 32.5tvjt.0O.
ORAPEFRI IT Cslifornia, per box of M
to 64. 14 00; Florlds. 36 . H. uo.
PINEAPPLES Florida, per crate 'of 34.
30, 36 or 42, t3.6T3.75. . .
FRCITS. ,. f t- '
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Black. V t)ee
t-Ik.. box. 81.76; white, per S-lb. box. 31 50.
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas, per 24-qt.
case, 7-0O
APPLES New Tork Baldwins. 88.00; Col-,
o.sdo Iter Davis, per box, 31.2691.50 . .
TANGERINES -California, per half-box,
t2.75. '
VEGETABLES. . "
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, per crate, 12.00.
POTATOES Home grown, In Mck. per
bu., 30c; Colorado, per bu 45c; new pota
toes, per lh., 89c.
Tl'RNIPS Old, per bu , 40c; new, pr
dos., 45c. . .
CARROTS Old, per bu., 40c; new, per
do . 45e.
PARSNIPS-Old, rer bu., 40c.
BEANS Navy, per pu., 2.8i.
WAX REAN8 Per
r j-bu.liox, tt.OO; (tring
Cattle Ten to Fifteen Cents Higher
Hog Five to Ten Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. May 3. Receipts. 11,500 head:
market lotfl&c higher; good to prime steers,
35.76jjv.80; poor to medium. 34.5flig6.50;
stockers ana teeaers. jj.oofao.ui; cows. 2.o
5 26; heifers, 33.O0i6S.60; csnners, tt.oO2.40;
bulls. 2.do4.id: caives, j.t"ue.io.
HOGS Receipts, i.ooo head; estimated
for tomorrow,. 16,0u0 head; market 6-glOc
higher; mixed and butchers, S3.20ttjpo.4S;
good to choice heavy, t5.25ijji5.45; rough
heavy, t4.9otl 20; light, t5.15fij.40; bulk -of
sales. i5.30(S6.40.
43HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.009
head; sheep and lambs lo$16c lower; good
to choice wethers, shorn, 34.otygo.ou; fair to
choice mixed. . shorn, t3.bixWH.25; western
sheep, shorn. t4.Ofvg5.0O; native - lambs,
shorn, t4.0Jj.2o; . western - lambs, 34. 70
'7.15.
Kansas City Live "took Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.500 head. Including 500 head south
erns mnraet sieany; cnoice .export ana
dressed beef steers. 15.40 6 50; fslr to good.
t4.50a6.35; western, fed steers. 35.4IVB.26;
stockers snd feeders. t3.368ir.00: southern
steers, t3.60wo.i0; southern cows. I2.BJ 4.00;
native cows. I2.2sue.00: native heifer. u.AO
(fjS.n0: hulls. 13 754.75; calve. t3.5Ofi6.t0.
MOtin Receipts, .wn neaa: maraei nmjoc
higher; trip. 35.37H: bulk of aales. 35.25ia63fj;
heavy. 85.305.37: packers. 35.254(5.35; pigs
and lights, t4.:5f0.3A.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 3.000
hod; market weak-to 10c lower: native
lambs. 15. 6047.(10; western lambs. 15.5O?i7.00;
fed sheen and yearlings. t4.25(ri6.0O; Texas
clipped yearling. t4 6iva6.S5; Texas clipped
sheep, 4.oi74.ik; stockers ana teeaers, -.oo
4JO.00.
j "i 1 1 1 1 '
St. l.ooU Live Block Market. '
BT. IOfIS, May 3 -CATTLE Receipts,
4,000 head., fncludlng 2.5O0 head Texans;
market steady: native shipping and export
steers, tS.iVKjtaj.SR; .dressed heer and nutcner
steers, 84 flivtift.So; steer under l.ono lbs., 33.75
I&5.16; tockeis and feeders. 32.701j4.8O; can
ner. t2.00S2.2R; bulls, t2.85434.35; calves. 13.25
&6.00: Texas and Indian steers, 13.005.75;
cows and heifers. 32.0O4.:6.
HOOS Receipts, 8.00O head; market
strong; pig and lights. 83.7fxii6.J5: packers,
84f6&.10; butchers and belt heavy. t-VoOif
6 35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 3.500
head: market steady; native mutton. 3150
6.25; lambs, t5.0O6.7t: culls snd buck. 13 25
24.00; tocker, t2.75tI3.25; Texan. 13.00-8 5..
beans, ner H-bu. box. ,5c.
Cl'CL MBKRS Per do.. 31.25fTt.RO.
PEAS New, per bu. box, 82.OOg2.50.
TOMATOES Florida, per 6-baaket crate,
t50oi00. , ,
SPINACH Per bu.. 76c.
ONIONS Colorado yellow or red, per lb.,
2Hc; new southern, per dos., 46c.
CABBAGE California in crates, per lb.,
SV"- i .
BEETS Old, per bu.. 40c; new. per do.
bunches, 45c.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, per
dor.., 30&40c. ...
LETTUCE Hot house, per dos., 45c; head
lettuce, per drx., ll.00fil.25.
HHCBARB-Illlnols, per box of 50 lbs.,
tioo.
PARSLEY Per do, hunches, 46c.
A8PA RAG I'S Home grown, per dot.
bunches, 40850c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
16c; Wisconsin Young America, 16c; block
Swiss, new, I6c; old. 17c; Wisconsin brick. ,
16c; Wisconsin llmburge'r. 16c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1, oft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2. soft shells, per lb., 12c; Nd. 2, hard
shell, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb..
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7e;
roasted peanuts,, per lb., 8c; Chili walnuts,
per lb., 1213Hc; almonds, soft shell, per
lb.. 17c: hard shell, per lb.. 15c; chestnut.
pee lb.. 2bg)3o; new black walnuts, per
bu., 76-6900; shellbark hickory nut, per bu.,
jl.75; large hickory nuts, per bu., 31.50.
HIDES No. 1 green. "He; No. 2 green,
6Hc; No. 1 salted, 8Hd No. 3 ealted, iHc;
No. 1 veal calf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, ;
dry sailed, 7&14c; sheep pelts, 25c31.00;
horse hides. tl.50&3.00. . . .
. Metal Market.
NEW YORK,- ' May 3. METALS The
tendon tin market was without special
change following, the 'big ' fluctiiatlpng of.
vesterday. Spot closed at 133 6s, while fu
tures were a llttlt lower at W4 10s: Locally
the market was quiet, with spot held at 330
tf30.8O. Copper closed unchanged at 64 lua -tor
spot and ti 15s 6d for futures. Locally
the market shows no change and Is more .
or less nominal, lake snd electrolytic are. t
generally quoted sf 315.Otx315.ffi and casting
at 314.7615.00. Lead was unchanged at tt.fA
OlS.OO In the local market and at 12 lis 3d
In London. Spelter was slightly easier In
the local market., being quoted at 35.75(65.80.
London was a-little steadier, -with . spo.t
closing at 23l26d.. The Glasgow Iron
market had n sharp break, for which no
special cause could be learned. .'The price
there closed at 52s 6d, or a decline of 2s,
while Mlddlesborough was a little higher at .
62s 10Hd. The domestic situation shows no
material change.- No. 1 foundry, northern,
is quoted at 3n25318.00;. Nfc,.,. it foundry,
northern, ,' at ' 316. 76 17.60: Nd. -1-.foundry,
southern, and "No." 1 foundry, stuithefn soft,
at 317.2617.76) No.'l fouadry, southern, 316 7a
m 17.26.
luiar a it'll 'Molnea!. .
NEW YORIv, May 3, - SfOAR - Raw,
steady; fair i-eflnlpg. 4c; : t-entlgjjigil If)
test. 4Hc: molasses sugar. 31e. Refined,
quiet; No. 6, 6.55c, No. ",. 6 50c; No. .
6.4w; No. 9. .aoc: No.. 10. .80iu Nq.ill. a.)c;
No. 12, 6.15c; 'No. 13,' 6.05c; No. 14, Sid: confec
tioners' A. - 6c; -ajwuld eV 6.e;-J-ut loaf,
8.86c; cruahed. 4 86c; pondered, 6.2B; granu
lated. 6.15c: cubes. 6.40c.
MOLA88E8 Firm; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 29fjfl6c. Syrup, nom
Insl, 3i'c.
NEW YORK. Mar 8. SUGAR Quiet;
open kettle. SHflHWc; open feettla cent-lf .
ugal. 4H4 16-16c; centrifugal whir-s, 6Hc;
yellows. hl 6-16c; seconds. 3 11-16tf4Hc.
MOLASSES Nominal ; open kettle. IS
26c; centrifugal, 4c.- Syrup, nominal, 14c. '.
Oils and Hoslu. , ,' .'., '
OIL CITY, May 8 Credit balance, 81 29';
certificates, no hid. Shipments. 68.230 bbl.;
average, 75.672 bbls.: runs, 80.996 - hhis.:
shipments, Lima. 46.223 bbls.; average, 54.593
bbl.; runs, Lima. 66,730 bbls.
SAVANNAH, May 8. OIL Turpentine,
firm. 564c. , - ' - '
ROSIN-FIrm; ABC, 32.95; D,.0O: E.
33.10; F. 3S.10; O. 33.20; H. $3,352" I. $3.;
K, i?70; M, $3.70; N, $3.80; W Q, $3r
W W, $4.06.
CotTee Market.
NEW YORK, May 1. COFFEE Market
for futures opened st unchanged : prices
I and an advance of 6 points. The final tone
was steady, with prtces unrhangea :to io
olnts higher. Saies were reporter! oflvft-' wai..
tags, including May at 6.70; July, t 86c;
September. 7.004i7.O6c; December, 7.3tva7.36c;
March, 7.45c. tspoi, uteaoy; no. (,:nvoiew, .
7Hc ' : . ' "
" ttock la Sight. .
Receipts of live stock at the sis prlnc pal
western markets yesterday:
cattle, noes, enefp
South Omft'aa
Sioux City ..
Kansas City
St. Joseph ..
St. I,ouls ....
Chicago ....
Total
2.169
... 8H0
... 3,500
,.. 1.461
... 4.UO
...11,600
,..38,220
. . i-
8.832
4.500
.50
2t.il
6. Oil)
16.000
1.67t
' 3.000
8.749
2.500
16.400
44.733 82,128
8C Joseph l.lva Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May $.-CATTLE-Rtelpts.
1.451 head; market steady. 10c higher: natives,-
34.2566.10: cows snd heifers, $2000
$.40; stockers and feeder. 32.75474.76.
H1X48 Herein! h. 2.951 head, market lot
higher; lights, $5.166.80: medium and heavy,
35.if4i5.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.749
head; lambs, Sflioc, lower; top, 36.85; sheep,
stronger. .
' Slonx City llao Stock Market.
SIOCX CITY. May' 3.' CATTLE Re
ceipts, 80 1 head; market 15tiAi- higher,
stockers active; breves. $4tutt); cow,
bull and mixe.1. U 9 i6 00; stockers ant
feeders. $1Xu4.50; calves and yeai lings.
8S0WJ4 66. ' . -
tiOGo-Keceipts, 4.600 btaol, market to
REAL ESTATE TRAMUFERS,
o-
Deeds filed for record May, 8, as furnished
bv the Midland Guarantee and Trust-com
pitny, bonded abstracter, 1614 Famant
street, for The Bee: . . ;,
3. A. Howard and wife to W. Maier, , .
lot 11. block . KUby Place $ .X)
Leonora 8. Foster and husband to C .
Harding, part of lot 7 and 8. block 1.
Jerome park - "i?.50
N. L. Uuckert and wife to C. Harding.
lot 6 and part of 7. block. 1. Jetonie
Park
M-lit-ta J. Daly and husbund tn L. R.
Slonecker, lot t. blmk 8. Clifton Hill
Y. W. Carmlchael to C. O. Talmage.
lot 4. block 99. Dundee
D. Doneldson to 8. W and Elisabeth
Giisnell, part of lot IS and 1. Second
add. to Bedford Piece -.v......
W. Scott to W. PfelfTer. lots 4 and t.
block 1. Marshc s add
G. N. Less to D. V. Bholes tromuany,
lot 14. W. A. Redlek's
D. P. Abbott and wife to J. Br Fnr-
ster, part of lot 4, block 2, Park
Placs
W. C. Cunningham and wife to'.W.'
Btelnmetz. part of lots 13 and 14,
block 2, Phillips1 sdd
G. P. Bemts Real Instate company to
H. A. Wilk. lots 3 and 4, block- T.
Lowe's add , ..
Cecelle Ruser to Kstherine Hsnssr).
part of lot 1, block 208, city, and trset
adjoining , ,..'..
W,
3.;w
i,40
:&4i
.' 60i
8.:w
300
l'O
1700
1 800
Edwards-Wood GOf
"t
clneorpu rated -
n.ia fmm.. r'rr.w d.iu-4 . .
. u aiaita avwuwrtat nirvaut , .
5T. HAUL. niMN. . ' .
. . - 11 ; ' - - -2 m I
DEALS RSIN .
Stocks, Grain, Provision
Ship Your Grain to-VW
: : iL
Braaeh Ofllre. 310-111 Board pt Trait,,
Bl)aj., Onaaha, Seb. Teleahoa 8114.
212-214 Exchange Bldg . South Omaha.
Bell Plion 214. jQ4ejpadot '4'lign $