TnE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. MAY 14, 1003
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Iitnret Forced Up by Combinatk
oi uircomstances.
MAY HITS NINETY-SIX AS HIGH POINT
Corn Moth Fomard Slowly
Sympathy with General
SlrouK Tone of the
Market.
In
northern. $1."!; No. i northern,
July. September. R2VttC.
OATS To arrive and on track
CHICAGO GRAI1 AM)
29r.
rnoviio
May 13. 190.1.
in.irKeis, in in
uuituwesi ana
OMAHA.
Impelled by strong cami
cau.es, wet weeuliei m ihe
lepulls Ot UlliUttgtJ 111 tile HOULIlMfsl, Wheal
luiuies inadu a biii auvuncu touay. July
openeu ai ou-.v:. wiucu WJ.a vo lowlier man
"r(ly'a and aJsaiiuL-u Bci-nUny
to ivc. May op:ned it; auove jenlc.uay
una tioscu at j4C, witu Hoc us lue Ing.i
pulnt. September tloM strong tt tuvc
Corn luu.eu luiwuiu also, in iutathy
Willi the general strong tune o! ihu mar
ket, uiiU un account of continued small
prunaiy receipts and lare bhlidiiuuts.
.lglueeu taiiuaus wr received, Oat none
" sold un exchange, i lie clone waj:
Way, 4i.c; July, 4iv,c, old July, 4.c; Sep
tember, -tit ; new (September, 47'.c. 1ms ia
about Wi.ero coin stood before Friday s
ueciine,
A prominent feature of the grain situa
tion is tnu movement of oats. Prices are
now on a youu export basis and a slight
Use this ween hax been responsible lor
putting nioie of iho train on Hie market
man mere has been for wmu time, um.ilia
received Id tars, ivansas City 16, Chicago
W and (Jt. Louis oo I'rio s m fuuues aie;
May, Joc; July, :V; BeptMnbcr. ic.
this is auoi.iui uuy vwui piimuit re
ceipts ot about Uv.oim bushels of wheal,
whilo consumption and exports amount to
about l.uOo.ouu bushels a uay. Australian
shipments this week wero litis busneis;
last week, 44o,o0u bushels; last year, iM.uw
bushels. Cables closed c lower on wheat.
Cash wheat Is stronger In the northwest
and has advanced materially ut Minneap
olis. Old wheat is scarce In Kaunas and
some mills In that state have been loreed
to shut down.
Reports ol damage In the southwest ore
coming mostly by way of Kansas City. A
man of Hall-i!:ikrr s llrm In that city
writes from learned, Kan., that wheat has
jKone backwards from 7 to 10 points. Sedg
wick. Kan., reports strong winds and dry
ing weather, with complaints from the
farmers. A special to Sunderland At l'p
dlke from Woodson at Kansas City says:
"A largo elevator company, operating forty
stations In Kansas, says the yield of wheat
will be disappointing. It will not be within
26 per cent of what was expected thirty
days ap.o." Complaints of rust come also
from Texas and Oklahoma. Naponee, Neb.,
says the wiic.U there Is beginning to look
yellow In spots, though no reason can he
assigned for It, as the weather has been
favorable. The Chicago papers are quoting
from l'rof. Uruner of the intversity of
Nebraska on the HchbIoii fly. He says
that the plants look line, but appearances
are deceptive, as the wheat does not begin
to show the real damage done by the tly
until It begins heading, lie mentions the
activity of the flv last fall.
Cables are a liflie lower on corn on ac
count ot yesterday's American decline.
Chicago shipped bushels. A wire
Hum that city to lue Adams Uraln com
pany says: "There Is said to bo a short
age ot over 14,ouo,o00 bushels of coin In
rtBW York, some ot It lor Chicago inter
ests, liulls here are wondering v. acre the
shorts are going to get cush corn to make
llieir deliveries. " A wire Ironi New lorn
is to the cried that only one car of corn
was received there yesterday, and there
was a lair export Inquiry, auout tac out of
Today's Record-Herald says: "Grant W.
ivenney oi Kansas i ny was on uiu nuur
yesterday. He believes the heavy buying of
Heotember wheat on the Kansas Cilv ex
cnaiiKo durliiK the last ten days has bi.tti
tor Chicago account and that the purchases
nave been largely hedged by sales or juiy
in Chicago and elsewhere. He hgured this
as a sound position, as a crop condition
that would result In failure to make liberal
deliveries of July wheat In Chicago in
July would certainly bring the southwest
ern prices to a higher level. Mr. Kenney
' believes that a ureal deal of wheat will
come to Chicago this year from Kansas
tilv And tha southwest."
Regarding yesterday s situation at Chi
cago, the Inter-Ocean of today says: "A
sensational play was made by the leading
Interests In July wheat yesterday. Prices
were forced off lc to 844c. about midday
by Valentine's open selling. The market
looked weak until within fifteen minutes
of the close, when orders were given for
brokers to buy l,000,ouo bushels. August
Brosscau started the buying at 84'c and
took 5OU.00O btiBhels. the others following.
They found the market comparatively baro
of offerings and the price shot up to KoVse,
where It closed. Only a part of the orders
wero filled, as the wheat was not to be Had
Apparently the parties giving the orders
knew they would not be executed, and
wanted to make a strong close.
The Chicago Tribune ouotes from B. H.
Slaughter as follows: "Foreigners have
been rather steady buyers of September
wheat and to some extent of July for some
time. This demand shows that Europe is
Soing to need more of our wheat and is not
issatlsfled with present prices. The small
supplies of (dd wheat everywhere make the
July situation strong. It is at least three
quarters ah old crop future and with any
mishap at harvest, almost entirely so. In
view of the high prices being paid for cash
wheat. It, looks as though July ought to
do better and the trade Is beginning to
recognize Its posibllltles.
OiiihIi C'atu Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 90ta;iCo; No. 3 hard,
8CKhS9c; No. 4 hard, uOMHOc; No. 3 spring. 0c.
CORN No 2, 4tjc; No. 3, 4tic; No. i, 45ci
no grade, wawc; iso. i yellow, itc: No.
t yellow, 4tHc: No. 1 white, 4tc; No.
white, 46Wc.
OATH No. 2 mixed. 29c: No. 3 mixed,
28Vc: No. 4 mixed. 2J-ic: No. 2 white.
standard, Uoc.
4
t'arlot Heerlpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 1 St 82
Kansas City 12 32 13
Minneapolis SM
Omaha 2 IS Is
Bt. Louis 0 U 64
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
The range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
ss reporitu oy me cuwaras-vvooa com'
pany, 110-111 Hoard of Trade, was:
I nn.n I 141. .h I TJta I PAM IV..t'
Wheat
May..
July..
Sept..
Corn
Dec...
MiJ 1 Otivj 1 05'4 1 te4 1 PS4
8u'i 1 VD 1 tiO i9 ,
k0 2i
47 I 4714 1 4rt", 4 Ti
47 4i', 47
411 44V4 4-1U 44 44V,
New corn.
WEATHER IN TUB GRAI I1KI.T
hnwers
nd
Features of the Traillns; and Cloalna;
I'rlees on Ilnnrd of Trade.
CHICAGO, May -The price of wheat
for July delivery advanced V a bushel
here todsy. Dwindling receipts In the
I'nited Slates and higher t rices at Liver
pool were amot.g the chief causes. The
market closed at the highest point of the
day. Corn phows a guln of V)4c Oats
r practically unchanged. Provisions are
off 7'jo.
The wheat market was strong from the
Mart. At the opening July was up lc to
n nt l-ne to Vo. There was a rush to
buy the Julv option. rommlsMon hmises and
shorts vlelng In efforts to secure the spar
ing quantities offered. A sharp advance at
Minneapolis, suggesting possible dmnge
to the spring sown crop by cold, wet
woither was one of the vital reasons. An- j but
otnor r.ictor was the strong tone or Liver
pool cables, unusually light shipments from
Australia being hirgely Instrumental in
causing the advance In the foreign grain
market. Kceelpt nt the principal grain
enters In America were very small. Only
one car arrived at Chlcigo today, ue-
mand increased as the session advanced.
and prices continued to move In an upward
llrectlon. A lw reports were received
from the southwest telling of damage by
rust. One report from Nebraska claimed
that much damage hsd been done by a
severe hailstorm. During the last few
minutes of trading the demand became ex
ceedingly urgent and the market closed at
the highest point of the day with July at
S7V4. Clearances of wheat and flour were
103,1100 bushels, compared with l.w.ao bush
els a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chiengo reported receipts of S9 cars, against
101 last week, and 91 cars a year ago.
Influenced by the advance In wheat the
corn market had a strong undertone. Pre-
Ictlons of additional rain also tended to
rente bullish sentiment, the prevailing wet
weather being a serious hindrance to plant
ing operations. Shorts were the best buy
ers. July ooened He higher at 4i cents,
sold between 4fi7frc and 4"i4 tMTC nnd closed
nt the hltchest point of the day. IOcal
receipts were E0 curs, none of contract
grade.
Oats were firm In sympathy with other
grains. Trading was very quiet, the re
vived Interest In wheat drawing many lead
ers 11 way from the oats pit. July opened
unchanged to a shade higher at L'!"i Wc
to l'Vc. sold between a" ,c and 29VU -SMjC.
and closed at 'ir. Local receipts, hi cars.
Receipts of live hogs todiiv were double
the amount estimated yesterday, and the
unexpected Increase In arrivals had a weak
ening effect on provisions. Provisions were
moderate sellers. Demand was scattered.
At the dose all of the July options were off
,'c, porn closing at liz.40: lard at I1..1M1
and ribs at I7.2m.i7.25.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
(! cars; corn, 4a cars; oats, 65 cars: hogs,
63,000 head.
The lending futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Benewed Pressure Against Pacific- Rail
wa;i Causes a Bad Impression.
MARKET GENERALLY EASY IN TONE
to Maintain
Inability
of Frldar serves to
Character of
Movement.
Illah Prices
Discredit
the
l1.Wa.46n; surplus Il.712.57fi. decrease I2.01S,
M1; ex-i'niled Stales deposits $Ju,64,126, de
crease $".164,675.
NEW TORK, May 13. There was no im
portant new developments to account for
the easy tone of the stock market today,
the Inability M inaintiiln the higher
prices fci'ineil by yep-d-iys sharp re
covery served to largely i.is. .edit t ic ch tr
ader of yesterday's movement. A decid
edly low range of prices for Americans
came from London this morning and It be
came evident that some weak accounts
wete tided over the settlement which was
completed yesterday and saved from fail
ure were coming up on the market again.
In the local market the renewed pressure
against the Pacifies caused a bad Impres
sion and undid the effects of yesterday's
impressive buying of these stocks.
There was a good deal of irregularity in
the. group. Great Northern preferred,
Northern Pacific. Northern Securities Itself
and the Burlington Joint bonds showing
some strength while t'nlon Pacific, South
ern Pacitlc and St. Paul on the other bund
were under pressure. A rather vague re
port was In circulation of a determination
arrived nt by the St. Paul authorities to
rush their extension to the Pacillc coast.
This was the nearest approach to news
benring on the group. A bad Impression
was caused by the announcements of a
deficit In the earnings of the New York.
New Haven A Hartford the quarter ending
March 31, the first In the history of the
companv as was pointed out. The bank
statement did not vary widely from ex
pectation, the loan expansion going to
swell the deposit Item and the reserve re
qu'rement, while the cash holdings de
creased slightly as wns expected. The net
result was a shrinkage of over $2,0u0,U"0 in
the mnrgln of the surplus reserve bringing
that item down to lii,712.57f. The call for
surrender of government deposits -""J!"
dav makes a requirement of about $14,000, W)
on' the national banks throughout the
country, but many of these have arranged
to make the payments by drafts on their
New York correspondents. The growing
ease of the money msraei. uj "
of the week, leaves no leenng ui iwii
on that sun.ieci. J. ne sioca iiir.iw
dull and weak. m
Total sales of bonds, par value,
Following wero the sales and tango ui
prices on the Stock exchange tonaj .
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 13-MONEY-On call,
nominal; no loans: time loans easy, sixty
days. 3 per cent; Ninety days, 3"-4 per cent;
six months. 3'4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-3VS44
per cent
STHRLINO EXCHANCSE-Steady, with
sctuiil business In bankers bills at M St'.i.u'
4.V.N) for demand, and at $4.84"'m1i4 S47n for
slxtv davs bills. Posted rules, $1 v.'ilj and
4,4. Commercial bills. HSKMS-IV
SII.VER-Ilar. fi7c: Mexican dollars, 44'-,e.
HoNDS Government steady; railroad Irregular.
on henna wert:
, .10IS Wn)ittn e. K 4i ..KHH
,inillfi. 'Viaral 4i IS
, 1".: 4 do irt 1 11c Ii
,.1'H Minn A St. L. 4s 1
.1. 3 M , K .V T. 4...
. ' do :
. .VH'i S. H. H. ot M. c.
104't N. V. c. X. 3Vt..
H N. J I".
rK
rrg.
Closing prices
C. S. iwf t, res ...
do roiition
t 8. 3. rtg
do coupon
V. S. new 4t
do coupon
V. S. old 4b,
do reupon
Ain. lol'Aoro 4s, afs.
i (, ia(s
Ati'Jlison gen. 4s
do adj. 4s
Atlantic c. L. 4s....
Dal. Ohio 4.',
do 34
Central uf Oa. 5s....
do 1st hie
do d lnc
Ches. & uhlo 4'i...
(JbUHRO & A. li'if..
C, U. & Q. 11. 4s...
C, R. I. iV: P. 4f..
do col. OH
rcc. & St. L. g. 4s
chlrneo Ter. 4s...
Colorailo Ml,l. 4s
Colo. & So. 4s
Cuba 5s. I'tfd
I). & K (1. 4a
Distillers' S.'t r,a ..
Erie prior lu-n 4s..
do gen. 4s
F W. Jt P. f. Is..
Ho king Vu!. 4'.n..
J a 1 :- 11 i.f, i llH
L. tk N. uni. 4s....
uicrcd.
.Ul'n No. Pnulth' 4.
.l'J 1 do 3s
. 9l.ii N. st W. . 4f....
1'4 o. B. L. rtlg. 4s.
.I04V4 Penn. lonv. 'js..
. f HsadlPK gen 4s..
lll'i Ft. 1,. & I. M. c.
. i'4' St. I,. & 3. F. fg.
. ,". St. L. S. W. c. 4a.
.lu" is Peitlx'ard A. L. 4s.
. M So. l'ii,-inc 4s
So. luilwny 6s
. . Si Ti xhs & V. Is
. Mi, T.. M. U & W. 4s
V"t 11 r,-ltli' 4...
,. HS I do ronr. 4 122H
, ... t:-,
4s.
... loov
... .!
.... 7
....i".'Hi
Ss
. ...loivi
. ...it
ii r.i't
4s. M
M'i
Mi
lis
M
.liH
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers a Little Lower for the
but Cows About Steady.
Week
HOGS ALSO LOWER 1 HAN A WEEK AGO
Good Hand Weight Mieep Ten to
Fifteen tents Higher lor Week,
Heavy and Common Mcnd,
ljsiahs Advance 15c to S.le.
SOUTH OMAHA. May IS. 1505.
414 V. S. Steel 2d 5s.
. i4 Wntmsl, Is
.lf. I ilo .leb. H
luu-i W'estern .1,1. 4s
. ml V. Jt I,. K. Is...
.MIV Wis. lV:itrul 4s...
. 9.1
.113
.1,1
. tJ
AH
Japan itfs.
I'
Coin
do
h d.
sit
4 4
.111!
. 76
. e'Hj
. Ml,
. t:,
. s . v.
. 7
. 7
Receipts were; Lattle.
Onicial Monday ,;vm
iKIKial Tuesday 4.0V'
Ul'.i.ial Wednesday 3.::i
C'lMoiul Thursday 2..V.8
oiociul Krhh.y 1,:
Otlkial Saturday P9
Hj.s. til'.cep.
i).u4il 3.o83
Total this week 14,2.'.9
Toial last week 1:I2
Total week before 15. till
Total three weeks a go. . .17.S77
Total four weeks ago 2i.314
Same week last year 14.175
RECEIPTS FOR HIK YKAR
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt Sou'h Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
.u e .s
4 V .
lu.ma
u.r.i
4.5H3
S.I53
e,w
41.401
4S.;i:-3
4G.;i.'."i
;;7.;.4.i
42. :s:
4f.46
TO
5.:i,;;'
4.. XL!
2, ;:.4
3. ;"t
V.1.477
27, :M
39.-SW
44. h'
?323
K.!'o7
DATE.
trouble with this market, however, has been
the scarcity of good stuff, and of course
the common grades have not shown the ad
vance that the good to choice grades un
doubtedly would have trade. The demand
has been best for handv weight yeaiim;
or ees. and such kind's are fully 1 il
higher, and choice gi ides might have ad
vanced more than thai. Heavy welgut
shi p or common stuff of all kinds Is not n
great deal different from what it was a
week ago.
The lamb market hits shown more Im
provement than the sheep market. The
better grades c;-n be oitotcd about IMV.T.o
hlgher, and even the commoner kinds are
selling to a little better advantage than
they did a week ago. The same a wi n
sheep, however, verv little good stuff bus
arrived heio this week, s i that the market
on paper has not shown the (strength uf the
trade.
Quotations for clipped stock: Goad to
choo e hirniis, $5 75514 lo; fair to good hmihs.
$5. J.V'i6.7r. good to choice Colorado veiled
lambs, $0.0037.00; good to choice yearlings.
SS.Oiiii.26; fair to 'good yearlings, $4.5o 1 5,e0;
P,P"d to choice wethers. $4.f"v(i4 75; fair to
good wethers. $4.25fn4.5fl: good to choice
ewes, t4VH4.."5: fair to pood ewes, $4,001"
4.25. Wooled stock Bvlis from 76c to $1 per
I"' pounds hbvher than clipped, stock.
No. 1 bsr.1. $1.14',: N . 1 northern, $l.l-i
No 2 northern. $1.'SV
KI.olR Quiet; ttiM patents. , y"0.
second pntenls. V5.;oJi!.' l ist cleats, 4.W
ti4 second cb sr. $i.755i I.5.
PRAN-TlS'iiS V
Raw,
nsr ami Mntnnrs.
NPW ViillK. Mav IS - SI'UAIl
., rile retltilna XKbloc: letlttifllKal
test 4 7-lOc; molasses sucar. JJ iw. '
rined, oulet: No. . 5. :5c; No 7. 5 :t'; No H,
pPV- No. :. 6 "nc; No. la. 5'. No 11, 4 !0c;
No 12 4SV; No 13. 4 75c: No. 14. 4.7c; con
fectioners' A, 5.7IS'; mould A. 6 2 c; cut loaf,
fio.'c; crushed r. !v; powdered. 6 if c; granu
Icteii. iVV; rubes, f . 1 .
Mi 'I.AHSl'.S--tstendy; New Orleans open
kettle good to o'lole". 29 35c.
NFW ORLEANS. Mav 13 - SI OAR-far-ket
unlet; open kettle. S.Mc: open kettlo
cenlrlt'vu'nl. 4Jr'(4 15-1'ic: ceuttifuual whites,
6'jc- vi llou s 4 e5 13-lilc; seconds. 3Su PSc.
Mot.ASSK.S-Noir.lnnl: ojien kett'e. 13 i
26c; centrifugal. iWillc. Pyrup, nominal, 30c.
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The
lOoS.
.SfsJ.tTO
.S-,7,73
.61ti,254
fcl.uw s
1914 1"C.
259 821 r,7U
S.'s.fij I 70.977
6ia.ii s,:;
the average
fulluwinir table
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
teverai aay s, wltn cumpai asons:
London gtoeks and Ilonds.
LONDON, May 13 Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheut
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
0 Bept.
oats-
May
July
Sent.
Pork-
May
July
Sept.
Lard-
May
July
Sect.
Ribs-
May
July
Sept.
9414-695
fcs-Va'Hs
79V((J-H
49
47
47
40 W,
47
S'eX'Mi
27VaT
12 42Hi
12 66
7 32lj
7 50
7 25
7 50
95-
87SI
!'i
49H
47Vs;
7V4'd
4714
47
2VrrVn,
26
12 15
12 65
7 32H
7 50
7 25
7 50
94
49
47
46
46Vk
46
30H
29V
27-V
12 37
12 60
7 27Vi
7 45
7 20
7 45
95
S7H
'9liil0V(-l73
92'
44i
4S?i
47
4(7,
49't
4i'U'V
47U;u;;sl
47 4W(k-
1
30V, 301.14
2S
12 15
12 40
12 60
7 12H
7 27V,
7 47Va,
7 00
7 22V4
7 47Vi.
27?,
12 25
12 47H
12 67 Va
7 20
7 35
7 52H
7 07V,
7 30
7 6:V4
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Strong: winter patents. $4.1Gvfj
4.20; winter straights. $3.75&"t.OO; spring
patents, t4.60&'5.Oi: spring straights. $3.80
4.30; bakers. 2.403.40.
WHEAT No. 2 soring. 9Sc$1.U: No. 3
spring 9Oc(6$l.O0; No. 2 red, 95ra99c.
CORN Mo. 2. i"c; fo. i yenow, bo-Tie.
OATS No. 2. 3HL.C; No. 2 white.! 82c;
No. 3 white, 30VfftJ32ic
RYE-No. Z, 7677o.
BARLEY Good feeding, 8740c: fair to
choice malting, 4oJi48Vkc.
SEED-No. 1 flax, $1.25; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.39. Timothy, prime, $3.00. Clover,
contract grade, $12.00(&12.60.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $12.15
12.20. Iard, per 100 lbs., $7.12V4l??'i'-15. Short
ribs sides (loose). $i.nwh'7.12V4. Short clear
sides (boxed), $7.12H7.26.
hollowing were tne receipts ana ship
ments of flour and gTaln:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 11300 9.900
Wheat, bu 3.000 22.500
Corn. bu.... 4S,oO 249.500
Oats, bu 131,900 67,300
Rye, bu 3.0o0 3,100
Barley, bu 67,800 14.500
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was weak; creamery, 20$tt3c;
dairy, lsj(2L"c. Eggs, steady; at mark, cases
Included, 14V4c; firsts, 16Vfcc; extras, lac.
Cheese, easy, 12(ul3c.
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
on Various
front Mountains East
Warmer Generally.
OMAHA, May 12. 1905
The weather Is showery this morning
from the mountains east over the central
valleys to the Mississippi river. Showers
occurred throughout the lake region, Ohi
vallvy and eashern slates during the past
twenty-lour nmirs una Heavy rams reii m
the lower Mississippi vulley; 3.56 Inches Is
reported at little Lock and 3.60 inches at
Memphis.
Tne weatner is warmer everywhere ex
cept In the Ohio valley, lake region and
uper Atlantic Mans.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the past three years:
. l:e5. 1904. Vm. 1902.
Minimum temperature.... 64 40 65 GO
Precipitation 00 T .08 .15
Normal temperature for today, 61 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March L
.66 of an Inch.
Peflolenev 1 orrespondlne period In 1904,
.96 of an inch.
Deficiency correspond Inf period tn 1901
.63 of an Inch.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Rain.
Max. MID. Inches.
Stations.
Ashland. Neb
Auburn, Neb
Columbus, Neb.
Falrhury, Neb..
Fs pmnnl. Neb..
Or. Inland, Neb
7a
75
69
7K
67
i,4
Pkv.
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cleur
Cloudy
Clear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. ol Tsmp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Mas.. Min. Inches.
Hartlngton. Neb. tH
Oakdale, ieu..
Omaha, Neb
Teksmah. Neb.
Carroll, la
Olarlnda, la....
Sibley, Is
Sioux City. la..
Klorm l.ake, la
02 T
43 .04
46 .00
60 .04
45 T
49 .00
40 .00
43 .00
40 T
46 .00
60 .00
44 .18
.00
44 .00
42 .00
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK, May 13. FLOUR Receipts,
11,721 bu.; exports, 6,696 bu.; market firm and
nominally higher. Winter patents, $4 .tyy$
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and
yellow, $1.20; coarse new, $1.08(1.10; kiln
dried, $2.75412.85.
6 26; winter straight, $4.604.80; Min
nesota patents, J5.26aju.bo; winter
extras, $3 4o(j3.7i; Minnesota bakers, $3.40tJ)
a.so: winter low graaes. sj.za(aa.a. Kye
flour quiet; fall to good, $4.10&4.t)0; choice
to fancy, $4,6044.85.
BARI.EY-Dull; seeding, 44c. c. I. f.,
New York; malting, 464("T2c, c. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 4,000 bu.; spot market
firm;. No. 2 red, She nominal, elevator; No.
2 red. 98c nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, $1.0674 f. o. b., afloat: No.
1 hard, Manitoba, 97c f. o. b., afloat. A
strong advance took place In wheat today
Influenced by mucn nigner western mar
kets, prospects for small world's ship
ments, unfavorable weather news and gen
eral covering. The close showed Vl lic
net advnnee: May, 86Hii4ttU4c; closed, 96c;
July, WKuVl s-ltic; closed, Kiftc; September,
83VWS4 3-16c: closed, 84V4C.
CORN Receipts. 4.300 bu.; exports. 43,584
bu.; spot market firm; No. 2, 55Hc, elevator,
and 54V f. o. b, afloat; No. 2, 65c; No. 2
white, 60c. Option market was quiet, but
steadier, with wheat. It closed a'a net
higher; May, 4fav4Ve; closed, 54Vo: July
62Viffa2c; closed, b-fro; September, closed,
62e.
OATS Spot steady; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs
35(iiiic; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs., 304j37o;
clipped white, ati to 40 ins., aoi'ajac.
FEED Quiet; spring bran. $18 10; May
shipments, middling, i.io; May shipment,
city, $20.60.
HAY Steady; shipping, Gogtoc; good to
choice. 80(B4iO.
HOPS Firm- sUte choice, 19i"i4. 254i2i:;
l"3, zaac: 01ns, maisc; racinc coast, 1104,
22r(iJtc; olds, H4jil3o.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
184c; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 18c.
LEATHER Firm; acid, 24a"2Se.
PROVISIONS Reef, hrm; family, $18 50
(jiU.'Jij; mess, $11.9(012.50; beef hams, $21. no
47 22.50; racket, 112 .-oAi 13 00; city extra India
mess. $20.i!i22 so. C ut meats, steady;
picKieu iH'iues. ii.'in.i; pioKieu snouiders,
ii .srtiij 00; pickled hams, $9.amulOM. I .are
easy; western steamed, $7.303'7.40; rertned
Nirely steady; continent, $1 40; South Anier,
lean, SS.2&; compound. $'.2.)(li5.624. Pork
quiet: family, $14 5Hi'15.(Vi; short clear. $13.00
.fl'-ioo; mess, ju.i'ij id. is.
TALLOW Steads ; citv
4'ic; country (pkg. free),
RICE Firm; domestic
2'"5Uo: lapan. nominal.
Rl'TTER Easy; street price, extra
creamery, 2sffl26Hi5. Official prices: Cream
ery. conimon to extra. 224 23c; state dairy.
common to rxtra. ziditc; renovated, com
mon to extra. 17f "4-: western factory.
common to extra, is!"c: western Imitation
creamery, extras, 24o; firsts, 21(y22c.
CHEESE New, easy; old. firm; old state
full cream, mlored and white, fancy, 14V.c
old state, line, 33c; new. small, colored
and white, fine 12c; old state, fair to
choice, liviu'w.
EGGS Finn; western storage firsts, l&yfi
18-ii
1'OCLTRY Alive, steady; fowls. 14ic
turkeys. 1:V; dressul stesdv; western
chickens. 1043'Uc; fowls. lOTilS'.ic; turkeys,
la a iso.
($200 per
4Vs4,e.
fafr to
pkg.)
extra,
Chicago. Ill
Columuus. u 1
lies Moines, la... 14
lrdlanainlls, Ind. 11
Kansas fit v. Mo. 15
! oulsvllle. Ky.... 19 ,
Minneapolis 24
niaha. Neb 1$
.;t. Louis, Mo.... 13
Local Forecaster,
ti 48 .01
74 50 .06
70 44 . .'"2
To 62 .01
72 6ii .10
78 2 .40
64 38 02
70 46 .01
73 fl .04
U A. WELSH.
Weather Bureau.
IHilath Grain Market.
DCI.l'TH, May IS WHEAT No.
northern, tft arrive, i.03. On track: No.
1,300
200
18,100
100
'ioo
3.700
,
I11O
Atchison J
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line. 300
Baltimore Ai Ohio.... 4, too
do Pfd . -'"'
Canadian Pacillc .... 3.4()
Central of N. J 100
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 4m)
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago G. W...
Chicago & N. W
C, M. & St. P...,
Chicago T. & T..
do pfd
.. C. C. & St. L
Colorado & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Delaware & Hudson.
Delaware, L. W...
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central 1,200
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do nfd 200
Louisville & N 4,100
Manhattan L
Met. Securities 600
Metropolitan St. Ry. 4.100
Mexican Central Z.40U
Minneapolis & St. L
M., St. P. & 8. St. M. 100
do nfd
Missouri Pacific 2,W0
Missouri, K.. 6l T &")
do pfd 800
N. R. R. of M. pfd.. ....
New York Central... 2.100
N. Y., O. & W 1.400
Norfolk & Western.. 8.O0O
do pfd
Northern Pacific .... 2.000
Pennsylvania 7,800
C. C. & St. Li....
Reading 11,600
do 1st pfd 100
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co 2,200
do pfd 100
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd. 200
St. L. Southwestern. loo
do nfd 1 100
Southern Pacific 7,800
oo nra usa
Southern Railway.... 800
do nfd 100
Texas & Pacific 800
T.. St. U & W i0
do nfd
Union Pacillc 63.2"0
do pfd 2 )
Wabash 600
do nfd 21 m
Wheeling & L. K lnO
Wisconsin Central.... 2.0H0
do nfd 6u0
AdVns Express
American Express
S. Express
Wells-Fargo Express
Amalgamated Copper IS.OXf
American C. & F 2,100
do pfd ion
American Cotton Oil
do nfd
American Ice
do pfd
American Linseed OH
i2
lolTs
155
P
97
149'4
197
60
20V4
219
175
27
34Vi
42i
79
60
S2
ini
151
l"77-s
97
14Sl-i
197
49H
2014
21tW
173-
27
4214
79
66ft
1014 161 4
146tt
7"
116
21
62
145
75vi
114
.21
116 116
20,fiii)
1.2O0
10,SliO
sio
l.loo
'soo
3,io
, 8 .100
2,400
'ioo
1,700
. 500
do nfi
Amer. lyocomotlve
do nfd
American S. & R
do Dfd
Amer. Sugar Refln...
Amer. Tobacco i. o..
Anaconda Mining Co.
Brooklyn R. T
Colorado F. & I
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do nfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
International I"nper.
do nfd
International Pump.
do nfd
National Lead
North American
Pacific Mall
Peoples Gas
freBsed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
ao pfd
Tennessee C & I
V. 8. Leather
t do pfd
V. B. Realty
U. S. Rubber
do pfd
TJ. S. Steel
do pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical.'.
do pfd
Westlnghoiise Elec...
Western t'nlon
1 ertlflcates. l-OfTerd
Total sales for the day,
9S
27
60
144
497,4,
79
193
130
94"
91
28T4
74
66
24
64
62
119
81
961,
33
38
123
97
19
41
16
23
60
84
8174
99
40
63
113
117
121
137
lia"
61
47
187
6l"
44 "i
177
97
26
69
143
49
78
192"
135
83
91
28
74
65
24
64
02
119
3iV
91
33
35,
122
97
19
41
HI
23
49
83
36
99
40
51
113
116
121
130
lii"
60
45
1S5
6l"
44
177
Consols, money .,
do account
Anaconda
Auiastui ...
do pfd
Bahlnure Jc mho
Cunadian Paultlc .
I'hes. & oniv
tlllearo Ut. V ...
C, M. Ac St. P...
Ill Lit l"3
lienver & K. G...
du itd
Erie
du 1st phi
do 2d ijM
Illinois Centrsl ..
Ixjuis. & Nush
M., K. & T....
SILVER
aunj;y
0 1-16 N. Y. Central.
'ju a-ib .Norfolk & W.
. .. o do ,1 i ....
. . . Oiitarn, & W.
. . . IK !'i nnsy l aula
...111 , Hand Mines ..
li,,l
biVs
.... lui
....1".
.... V.
5"W
.... so
.... 4
.... Su'i
.... 69
H..i,
....160
a;-i
Bar, steady
i iier cent.
Keadlnr
do 1st pdt
do ,2d ind
Southern Railway
o t.ld
Southt rn Pac ific ..
I mon Plllc
do (ad
1. S. ,-uel
do pid
iVab&sh
do pfd
..14.
.. Ii,
.. 4
. . 00'
. . 6j
..
.. 4M
.. 41
.. 44 i
.. 41),
.. kit
..
. .Ui
,.IM
.. US
..lUis
.. 194
.. 4is
26',id per ounce.
100 79 79
2.5-0
1.000
100
10.100
1"0
100
'406
100
14.700
1,000
6.800
600
J.fioil
aio
16.700
7,soo
.1
, 2v
61
4a0
48
102
87
101
40
94
18
73
87
10s
83
89
42
11"
81
99 'i
35
1"7
171U
9"7i
48
102
37
9S
40
94
18
F9
40
110
31
9t
s-,.',
lo;
171
9:
81
101
153
1"7
96
Hi
196
49
33
76
20
218
173
17
32
97
27
67
31
187
365
30
85
42
78
66
87
92
161
5
49
2774
61
145
164
75
115
21
65
115
158
97
26
69
85
143
49
78
91
191
135
71
93
91
85
74
C5
23
63
62
119
3a
96
33
85
66
122
96
19
v
15
22
49
243
230
122
245
83
86
91
32
94
6
88
18
44
r.2
113
117
121
136
96
110
60
45
185
12
60
44
176
20
79
80
80
48
10?
36
f8
40
94
234
18
73
37
108
108
90
41
ln9
38
9i
35
10"
nu.
93
The rale ot discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 per cent.
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
May
May
Mav
May
May
May
Mav
May
May
May
May
May
May
IS'etv York Mining Stocks,
NEW YORK, May 13.-The following are
dosing quotations on mining stocks:
the
Adams Con
Aliie
briece
hruiwlek Con ,
Comstork Tunnel
Con. (al. ii. Va
Horn silver
Iron Silver
Leadvills Con ...
offered.
to
.. 4j
.. lb
.. 6
.. I
..lib
..loo
..315
.. i
Little Cbmf
( nmrlo
ophir
rlioenlx
Pot osl
tlavkge
.-ii na Nevada
Small liopua ..
'dtardard
..4o0
. .BOO
.. a
.. 10
.. 43
.. 46
.. 16
..lfcO
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, May 13 Money was more
plentilul in the market today and rates
were easier, owing to the redemption of
lo.ooO.COJ in treasury bills. Discounts wero
easier on the prospects of the arrivals of
bar gold being taken by the Bank of Eng
land next week. Trading on the Stock ex
change opened quiet and cheerful, but later
consols were a shade easier. Home rails
were irregular. Americans opened firm
and generally Inactive at around parity.
They sagged later and closed steady. For
eigners generally were firm, especially con
tinentals. Imperial Japanese government
6s of 1904 were quoted at liio.
BERLIN, May 13 On the Bourse today
the transactloos wero limited and the
usual Saturday dullness prevailed.
PARIS. May 13. Prices on the Bourse to
day wero firm at first, but subsequently
weakened on an unconfirmed rumor of an
attempt on the life of the Russian emperor.
Russian imperial 4s were quoted at 88.40
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 5 10.
Indicates Stindsv
The official ' number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
uauie. nogs.
M. & St. P
Missouri Pacific 1
nlon Pacillc system 1 tl
. & N. W 1
F., E. & M. V 37
hi. i.. M. at v o
B. M 2 14
B. & Q 4 2
R. I. & P., east 6
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Great Western 3
Total receipts " 99
The disposition of the receipts was as fol
lows, each buyer purchasing the number of
head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs
Rank Clearings for Week.
OMAHA. May 13. Bank clearings for to
day were $143,177.24 and for the correspond
ing day last year, $1,107,880.03.
Bank clearings for the week were $7,022.
674.24 and for the corresponding week last
year, $7,730,856.41.
1905.
$1,478,992.77
1,334.807.83
1.139.026 39
1.251.829.39
1,282.080.6
1,143,177.24
Monday ....
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday .....
Saturday .,
Total $7,022,674.24 $7,730,856.41
ucuicaau, l"i,lfl.l(.
1904.
$1,318,287.83
1.204,146.85
1 191,741.89
1.409,282.95
1.299,511 34
I,107,8i6.03
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON, May l.S.-Today's state
ment 01 tne treasury balances In the
general fund, exclusive of the $!5o,000,(iX
gum reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances. $129,923
416; gold, $62,593,178. ' ' "
305,100 shares.
Boston Stocks and Bonds
BOSTON, May 13-Call loans
Per cent iVm-iai
nnd bonds:
11 " 11111.- ii'trim. ,)fr,lfe.
closing of stocks nnd h
4s.
Kansas City 41ruln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 13. WHEAT
Market higher; May, 96c; July, 77&77V';
September, 72c Cash: No. 2 hard. $1 . 1 iL'h 1
1.06; No. 3, HO. Si'Jl 01 ; No. 4. 82 r.i3c; No
red. 1 o2'iil.G5: No. 3, Mnut.Ol; No. 4, 82493c.
CORN Market firm; .May, 46',o; July. 44
tji44i-; KcplcmtH-r, 43c Cash: No. i
mixed. 48V: No. 3, 48c; No. 2 white, 49(rf
5oc; No. 3. 40e.
OATS Market steady; No. 2 white, 82c;
No. i mixed 31c
RTF Steady; 67f?70a
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $9.5ofil0.00;
choice preiile. $7.75-0 S.00.
BUTTER Creamery. &ti-ic: Packing. 15o.
EOG3 Steady ; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 8 whtiewnod. cases Included, liic; case
count, 16c; cases returned. o less.
Receipts, bhlpments.
Wheat, bu. , 10 4(a) S6.0O0
Corn. W 16.000 10.1
Oats, bu. , 7,0.1 1,000
Atchison adj
do 4a
Mrs. Central 4s
Atchison
do pfd
floaton A Albany...
Boaton A Mains...
Boston Elevated ....
Kllchburs pfd ....
keiiian Central
N. V., N. H. & H
"Fere Marquette
irmon
Anier.
do rfd
Amer. Pnets. Tube..
Aater. Bug
do pfd
Amer. T. T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Pomlnion I. S: 8. ..
Eitleon Eler. Ill u .
General Kleetrlo ...
Mass. Blectrle
du pfd
Mas. Oas
Tuned Fruit
t'nlted (hoe Maoh .
4o pM
V 8. Steel
do pfd
We,rln:. eemman .
Hid "Asked.
M , Adventure
l02Alloues
74 ! Attitisamated .,
WVAmerloan. Zlno
I'H lAllantlr
tMii, I'lnjham
17 i Cal. Hecla...
l:,7 Cintennlal
145 U'opper Range .
111 Dal) West
ton, I'mnlnlnn Coal
PW I Frank lis
Pacific UHi'nrinbr
Arge. Cheat .. .4 Isle Pnyale .
. at Mm Mining .
. 4V"lehlgan
.Urn,. Mohawk
. 134 Vonl. C. A P..
.13', (ld fiomluion .
. S41 Ofronla
.M4 Parrot
. 11 i, o,..-y
.II:. Shannon
iTstnarsek
. 17V, Trinity
. 64 I lilted Copper
. 44'4 I' B, Mining..
.pa ,lT. 8 Oil
. MVttah
. It Vlrtorla
. 1114 wiboos
. k44iW.lerlne
,. S4 '
.. 83
.. a
.. l!"4i
,. J. I,
. .4a
. . 1
.. 7t
.. 144,
.. 7
.. sVi
.. 31,
.. SI
:: U
.. i
. . 24
.. V3Vi
.. r,v4
.. is
T
..111
.. ,
.. If.'.,
.. 1114
.. ion
.. 4:i
.. H4
. .loa
Wool Market.
BOSTON, May 13.-WOOL-The Com
merciai isuuetin tomorrow will Bay of the
wooi muraei: aii dealers have linally
agreed on the exceedingly strong position
of the market which is In the p,.n.,rc r.,,...-
The new domeatlc wools arriving here hava
been sold at advanced prices as soon as
received. Australian and South American
wools have moved freely with values on a
high basis. Pulled wools of the finer
grades have also been sold nt an advance
over last week. The record price of 2ic
landed here has been paid in Wyoming.
Oregon and Montana are the only western
states beyond the Mississippi which have
amount of wool not bought. Tho foreign
markets aim very strong and values at the
present sales have advanced 2 per cent
over the March sales. The shipments of
wool from Boston to date from December
iT), 1W4, according to the same nuthnrltv
are 93.070.6n8 pounds against 80,325.633 pounds
at the same time last year. The receipts
of i in to dm luo-si-.n-io pouillis agaiUSC US.
197.094 for the same period last year.
ijo,uiji, may hi n n 'inere was a
goon tone to tne wool sales today and
practically nil of the 13,164 bales offered
were sold. Americans bought good lines
or nno and medium-cross breds and good
greasy merinos at advancing price. Home
buyers took large quantities of coarse
stooK. r renen representatives bought su
perlor sconreds at full rates. Following
are me nines in oeian. mew Bourn Wales
3, smi naies; scoured, 7djis, lld; greasy.
sn'dis -'.$n. lyucensianu, i.'.v naies; scoured
lodliis lid; greasy, none. Victoria, 1,100
bales; scoured, udfls lid; greasy, 6l'tdrq)
Is 4d. South Australia. 1,500 bales; greasy,
tsnfflis 2i. iew Leaiano, 6,oeo hales
scoured. lldfils 10d; greasy, 7d-fJ1s 2d
Capo of Good Hope and Natal, 100 bales
scoured, Is 7dftis 8d. The arrivals of woo!
for the rourtn series or sales amount to
49.657 bales. Including 23, forwarded direct
to spinners. The Imports of the week
were: New South Wales. 2.946 bales;
yueensiano, l.ini; victoria. i,w; soutn Aus
tralia, 177; Tasmania. 108; New Zealand
1.160; Cape of Good Hope and Nutal, 688
Punta Arenas. 1 , SOS ; Bombay, 408; else,
where, 1.535.
ST. LOrtS, May 13 WOOL Market
higher. Medium grades, combing ' and
clothlmr. 2e"31p; llsrht fine. 25 ic; heavy
nne, lri2uv; tub washed, J3'4jc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 13 COTTON Spot
closed quiet; nilddllng uplands. 8.20c; mid
dling gulf. 8 45o. Snles. l') fsles.
I.IVFRPOOl., May 13. COTTON Bpot in
fair demand; prices unchanged to 2 points
higher; American middling fair. l.SOd; good
m bid ng 4 5ld: middling, 4'.d: low mid
dllng. 4 20d: good ordinary, 4.02d: ordinary
3 86d. The sales of the day were 7.000 bales,
c t which .WI were for speculation and ix
port, and Included 6 3m) American. Receipts,
15.300 bales, all American.
NEW ORLEANS. May 13. COTTON
Steady. Bales. l,nfni bales. Ordinary, 6 J-16e
good ordinary, 6c; low middling. 7 6-16c
middling. 77c; good middling, 7 13-lHc; mid
dllmr fair. 8c. Receipts. 5.251 bales; stock
171.132 bales.
ST LolIS. May 13-4'OTTON-Bteady
middling 7c. biles, 8ii bales receipts,
none; sjLJpments, 107 b:iles; stock, 48,568
pales.
f'learlnsj House Averages.
NEW YORK. May 13-The statemrnt of
nveruges of the dealing house banks of
this itv for the week srnVra: Circulation
44!.70i. Inrrease $161100: depoeits $1.1.50,.
2l.7"0, Increase $6 sTl.ROO; legul tenders $14,.
379 Jul, decrease 121.000: spticle $21.8SS.300,
decrease $415,400; loans $1 ow.716.9on. Increase
".5i'6.Cot ; reserve SH.C Km tecreas $136..
400; rasarvs rtqulrtd $7,664,926, Increase
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May lS.-COFFEE-Market
opened irregular nt an advance of 5 point
to a decline of 10 rxdnts under realizing
and ratiier inoinerent caines. Ttin close
was steady, unchanged to 6 points higher,
Sales were 38. 5m bags, including July at
K5'rj,7 00; Heiitemtier. ; 85rfi6H6; (K-tolier
$7.(: Keoember. $7 1 (47. 15; March, $7 20,
Spot i:io. unlet; No. j, invoice, 8c; mild
steady; Cordova, 1i13c.
Liverpool ;ralu Market.
IJVERIMDb. May IS. WHEAT Dull
No. 1 California. 6s 8d; futures, steady
Mav, 6s 7nd; July, 6s 8d; Beptuniber,
61.
CORN-Spot, steady; American mixed
new, 4s 3d; futures, quiet; May, 4s 3d
July, 4s 3a.
Toledo Heed Market.
TOLElM. Mav 18 -SEKD3 Clover, cash
rr.OO; October. V 67; prluie aialks, $7.60
prims timothy, ii.M
17.
17.
19..
20.
PI
22..
23..
24..
6..
26..
27.
28..
1905. U904. 1 1903.': 1902. 1 1901 . il900. 11899.
6 22
5 27A7
I 7 01 6 ? S 9"
4 79! 7 14' 6 69 i 84
I 6 96 t
7 10! 16 80!
? lul 6 t,S.
7 06 6 86!
7 01, 6 8n
7 061 6 n
7 041 7 031
6 9S
6 26U1 4 7U!
6 23 i 4 81
I 5 20! 4 79
I t 82! 4 811
4 81,
6S5
6 26 1,, 7 74;
6 22 4 78
5 16 4 74 6 921
5 10., 4 TP 6 8; 1
6 10 4 6f. C 771
30..I 4 tli 6 84
1...I 6 11 6 83
2...I 6 ll,,. 4 5n 6 W
3... 6 in,! 4 -,. i
4... 24 4 891 0 751
6... 6 30 14 631 6 72!
... 6 27l 4 651 6 60:
7... 4 64 8 63
5 17
5 16 4 67
6 19 I 4 68!
6 rsi S 72
6 49 8
5 40, 3 71
5 3 75
5 421 3 77
I 3 7J
261
3 67
3 06
10..
11..
12.
13.
6 80
6 80
5 70
5 7.1
6 77 1
5 721 5 34
I 6 31
5 65
5 6I 5 32
5 61 5 26
o 'tl, a 18
5 7? I 17
5 64f 5 361 8 68
5 22, n-
6 P7 I 3 64
6 931 5 t9i 6 21
63 1 7 99 5 64: i 101 3 69
6 62l 7 'in 5 65 ' 6 12 8 bo
I 7 071 5 611 5 15! 3 62
6 27 4 O il 6 64 6 651 5 10 3 62
6 20! 4 61! 6 46! 6 991 J 6 lot 3 66
6 19 4 68 6 41 7 08 5 68 I 3 CS
6 0
7 03
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6 t
; oi
7 01
a S9I 3 63
3 ti
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3 61
3 65
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CIIICAtiO I.lVIl STOCK MARKET
sheep,
shorn,
i iu
98! !
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy, from Kansas City..
8. & S
40
6
.100
1.023
1,795
1.304
2,546
'306
Cuttle Steady Unas Ten to Fifteen
Cents Lower Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. May 13. - CA TTLE Receipts,
4'' head; market steadv; good to prime
steers. $nrVn176: poor to medium, .4..Vt
6 50; stoekeis ,uul feeders. $2.7.Vu5.25; cows,
$:! i'05.25; heifers. Wi'Ofjs.oO; dinners. $).50f
2.10; bulls, $:.75'i4.75: calves, 12.0 '416 75.
HOGS Receipts, m.i.m hind; Monday.
45.HOO herid; matket, l'l'dlac lower; mixed
and butchers. $.V351i5.5o; pood to choice
he ivy, 5.4"fi5.5o: rough, heavv, $5P n5 85;
light. $5.2.".Jj5.6it; bulk of sales. t6.4e'i;o.5'i.
SHEEP A Nl LA At BS Receipts, 4.000
he.nl; m.irk.'t stemlv: gmsl to choice
wethers, shorn, i4 7.iti5.5; fair to chmco
mixed, shorn, J3 '""n 4.4o; western
Shoth, $ l.iMi'iio 1.,; native lambs.
$4.0Vii'l.fiO; western lambs. JR. 007.40.
Knnsns City I.le MocU Mnrket.
KANHAH CITY. .!nv 13.-CATT'.E-Re-ceipts.
IV), Including ,i1) southerns: market
unchanged; choice export ami dressed beef
steers. $Y5i,TMi.;.0: fair to good. $4.2vi l':
Western fed steers. $I.5'V,0.25; storkers and
fei dors. J3 rao.oii; south' m steers, $3.75p
8.5": son l hern cows, ';.Vo4.M: native cows,
$2.2.V(i4.9i; native heifers. $:!.:':n5.:'5: bulls,
$2.75'ii '. 65; nilvi', $;i.no45.riO. Receipts for
the v. eek. "9.9'Vi bend
HOlS Rerints. ;) 2i 0 bend: market 7K.,f,
10c loner: lop. .,37v: bulk of sales. $5,255)
5.35; heavy. $5.3i.'nV..r7; packers $1 1','t ';
pigs and light, $4 5"(ri5.37. Receipts for the
week. 50 ion head.
SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts, none;
market nominally steadv; nntlre lambs,
Sfi.5ot?7i5.70: western lambs $5 5 W7.10; ted
ewes nnd yearlintrs $1.00416 15; Texas
clipped vearllngs, 14 75rfi.40; Texas clipped
sheep, 4.25irii.90; stockers and feeders, $.'.W
64.00. Receipts for the week, 24.000 head.
I'eorla
PEORIA. 111., May
3 ell.iw, 4H-: No. ;
gra le IOV'i47c.
OATS -Firmer; No.
white, 30u3lc; No. 4
Vnrkrt.
u- roiiN-
!, 4'.V; No.
Firm: No.
4, 48c ; tn
2 white. 31c; No. 3
white, 29l,'4'ic.
DONAID MACKAY n
Mrnihet New oik and Do-on Stock
Kxrhansrs.
LATHAM A. FISH
CI O. t). MACKIAY
M.meer New Vrs Sinck Exchsnoe
G. TROWBRIDGE HOLUSTEH
and
F. W. kEKDKICK
Alackay &
Bankers
Comprint, f ft
majority of the
nvemben of th
1U firm o
V'nnilye ot Ok
Co.
Nassau and Cedar Streets, New York
1 3 Congress Street, Boston
Dealers in U. S. Government Bonds and
other Investment Securities.
Deoosits received and interest allowed
on balances, subject to draft at sight.
I Menu. Vemer fc Co., Phflscielpkia, Pa.
Klessrt.Thos. Branrh 01 Co., Ricnmond.Va,
Corirspoodenu. Connccledby private wires
Totals 145 6,073
CATTLE There were a few bunches of
cattle in the yards this mornlnjr, but not
enough to make a fair test of the market.
For the week receipts are aDout 2,000 neau
heavier than thev were last week, and as
compared with the same week of last year
there Is very little difference. The demand
has apparently been of limited proportions,
except for the more desirable grades, and
as a result a rather slow, indifferent mar
ket has been experienced on most days.
The more desirable grades of beef steers
are closing not a great deal different from
tne close 01 last ween, ine nrst tnree
days of the week packers pounded the
market in bad shape, but the feeling tho
latter half of the week was a little better,
so that the choice grades are not over
weak to a dime lower than Uiey were at
the close of last week. The common to
medium grades are around IOiS'ISo lower,
and some salesmen quoted thorn KK&20O
lower. It has been a very irregular mnr
ket, so that some saleB have looked much
better than others. Good to choice steers
mav be Quoted from o. io'iib.25: fair to
good, $5.25(fKi.75; common to fair, $4.O01jS.15.
The supply of cows and heifers has not
been heavy this week, and with a fair de
mand prices have not shown a great deal
of change. Choice handy weight cows and
heifers have sold exceptionally wen ana
such kinds are a little higher than they
were a week ago. The general run of stuff
Is about steady, and In some cases some of
the commonest kinds may be a Bhade
easier. The change, however, Is so small
as to be hardly worth mentioning. Good to
choice heifers may be quoted from $4,755?
$5'25; good to choice cows, $4.&W5.0O; fair
to good cows, $3.9o4.40; common to fair
cows. $1.75413.16.
Bulls are about steady for tne week, and
so are stags. Good to choice bulls sell from
$3.90ijf4.50; common to fair, $2.25f(f3.75. Veal
calves are a nine stronger, oest graues
selling up to $6.25.
Very few stocKers una reeaers arrived
this week, nnd not many were wanted, as
farmers seem to be too busy with their
work to come to market for stock cattle.
Something strictly choice In the way of
heavv. fleshy feeders would probably sell
not far from Bteady with a week igo, but
anything a little lacking In quality Is 15fj
26c lower. Strictly choice light cattle to
go on grass are also not far from steady,
but common ngnt sturr is almost unsalable
and lfVrr25c lower. Good to choice heavy
cattle are quotable from s4.iniui.i; good
to choice light cattle, n.nniM .na: common
grades of all weights sell from $3.00 down.
Representative sales:
lih.fc.if SittlUtS. '
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
40.... 1280 t !
CAi-. vta.
1 100 6 00 1 125 6 75
HOGS There was auout a normal Sat
urday's run of hogs here today, but as re
ports from otner points were very bearish,
Chicago being quoted about a dime lower,
the market here eased off to some extent.
At the opening the decline amounted to
6'a7c, but later on tho market weakened
a little more, so nun me general mai'Kci
could be 1 be described by calling it 0WI00
lower, or generally 7c lower. The long
string went at $5.20, with a few hogs at
$6.17 and some of the choicer loaus at
$6 22. As high as $5.25 was paid for choice
hogs, me Close was rauier siow, witn tne
feeling weak, but most everything sold at
an early hour.
For the ween receipts snow a loss as
compared with last week of about 2,50o
head, and as compared witn tne same week
of last year there is very little change.
The market has fluctuated up and down to
quite an extent and closing prices are about
6ai0o lower than those in force at the close
01 last weea. nepreseniaiive sales
Neve York Mve Mock Mnrket.
NEW YORK, May 13. REEVES Re
ceipts, 37 head; no trading, feeling steadv;
dressed beef, firm, $s.50yl0.oo; cables uh
channed. Exports, 679 beeves and 6,150
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 177 head; trade quiet,
but steady; veals sold at $l.(X-y'o.00; city
dressed veals, steady, $7.60(310.50.
HOGS Receipts, 6.25S head; market
steady; state hogs, $6 otiti. 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,669
head; sheep steady, lambs 10c higher: un
shorn sheep, $0.00; clipped, $4.75; unshorn
lamns. ss.i2i(i.3o; clipped lambs. $6.35; no
spring lambs offered: dtessed mutton, I
sieauy, .uor(i i.uo'; dressed lambs, tlrm,
$11. 504 12.50. Exports 45 Bhoep.
St. Lonls l ive Stnrk Mnrket.
ST LoriS. May 13.-CATTLE-Rocelpts.
600 head. Including 4 Texans; market
Bteady; native shipping and exports. $0.3(Ki
6.5o; dressed beef a-id butcher steers, $4 50
(5'55; steers under l.OMl lbs., $1.5iyj5.16;
stockers and feeders. $2.O0(!i:!.50: cows nnd
heifers. $2.75f(ii.35; canners, $2.oor2.50; bulls,
$2.754413.50; calves. $3.2.V(i6.26; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.50(fj6.25; cows and heifers.
$3. Of rft 6. 60.
HOGS Receipts. 4.0O0 head; market lower;
plus and lights, $4.'?r5.4i; packers. $1.75
6.4a; butcher? and best heavy, $..3,X55 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS None on sale.
St. Joseph Live Slock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. May 13. CATTLE - Re
ceipts, 23s head; market steady and qu'et;
natives, $4.25fi6.00; cows and heifers, $1.75
6.25: stockers nnd feeders. $2.76(fJ'5.O0.
HOGS Receipts. 9.367 head; market 10c
lower; light, $5.20!S5.30; medium and heavy.
$5.25(fi6.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1,818
head; market stendy; Colorado lambs, $7.85.
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
Siorx CITY, Mav 13.-( Special Telegram)
CATTLE Receipts, 400 head; market
about steady; beeves, $4.O0i?i6.00; cows, bulls
and mixed. $3.0'ri5.00; stockers and feeders,
$3.O0Tr6.60; calves and yearlings, $3.0004.40.
HOGS Receipts, 7.200 head; market 6'a lOo
lower; selling at $5.105.26; bulk of sales,
$6.104?5.20.
Stork In SUM.
Kecelpts of live stock nt the six principal
western maraeis
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph ....
Ft. Ixiuls
Cattle. Hoirs. Sheep.
169 6.980
4K) 4.000
450 6.2' 0
23 9 X57 1,310
500 4.OO0
4"0 20,000 4,00)
2,157 47,487 6,316
W. Farnam Smith
& Go.
We offer, subject to snle, Tnton Stoca
Yards (South Omaha) at 102.
In blocks of five shares or more.
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ST. HAUL, fllNN.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
is 2is ... 6 n ei ;n 110 6 20
SO 174 ... 6 17V, 17 Ill 40 6 0
74 too 80 IV n Us ltd 5 10
74 U2 SO t lii 7) Ui 60 I 10
71 Ill 0 6 17'i 83 : ... 5 10
11 246 ISO 5 17 12 121 80 B 20
It 2ol ... I 11 19 221 m t 20
to 2U 400 I 17 Vi 10 242 ... I 20
14 228 120 lin C 2,11 140 120
7 I4 140 I 17 12 2M 80 I 20
II 221 140 4 17', 72 2o8 120 6 20
17 221 80 t 17 Si 87 MO 20 6 20
11 211 240 I 17fca U.. tlo SO 8 20
71 ..227 SbO I 171, 14 128 120 I 20
11 222 loO I 17 Vi 71 213 ISO I 20
11 2i4 ... 6 11 11 278 40 I 20
SB SnS 40 6 10 14 1X8 120 6 14
68 230 120 I 20 III 212 ... I 20
II 298 ... I 20 80 ill 120 20
.. 2S7 120 I 20 ?l 251 80 8 20
8 202 ... 4 20 71 IIS 180 I 80
71 216 ... I 10 71 110 ... IU
88 208 160 t 20 78 Ill 1(0 I 20
10 :2l, 80 120 Tl 21.J 40 6 20
M 233 40 I 10 9 244 ... I 20
SI 234 ... I 24 81 824 0 I 20
40 Ill 80 I 20 11 240 80 6 10
10 210 120 8 20 71 t:i ISO I 20
II 141 40 I 20 II 234 60 6 10
K Sol 120 I 2j 17 127 120 I 20
11 244 too I 20 82 fl 240 8 20
II 801 160 I 10 IS 164 40 I 10
U 117 ... I 20 17 137 10 I 10
4 ?!3 40 I 84 14 li ... I M
11 237 160 I 20 til 140 I 20
11 IK 10 I 20 11 2"5 ... I 10
71 f 2 120 8 24 IS M ... I 2S4
71..., 1.4 16) 120 14 121 ... i ti'i
41 til MO I 20 42 1'-O 160 I 224
el 13a 1(0 I 20 U 141 160 I 22
70 Hi J60 110 IT 141 ... 112
6J M 40 I 20 11 241 ... I 13
18 160 120 I 10 17 ti,i ... 122
211 ... I 10 11 I I ... I 22 4
11 Ill 240 I 10 41 21 160 8 22
11 ill ... t 20 61 171 ,10 I 2.'
10 2bl 110 20 II 211 hO I 22
II 141 40 I 20 II V'l 120 8 If.
TT 241 160 i to II 161 40 i 21
St. Loo I a fienernl Market.
ST. LOTUS. May 13 WHK AT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevntor. OiVOSc; track.
$l.n4fn.06; May, Mc; July, Sc; No. 2 hard,
Sr4cfj1.(4).
CORN Cash lower, futures higher; No 2
cash. 60Hc; track, 611fc52e; May, i'.)c July,
46te
OATS Cash lower; track. SO'vfrSlc; May,
R0i4c: July, 27Mic; No. 2 white. 3.1c.
FLOVR Dull; red winter pntents. $1.705
4.85; extra fancy and straight, $4.3T,;i4.60;
clenr. $3.60f?4.00.
SEED Timothy; market steady; $2.00?j)
2.60.
CORNMF.AL Stendv; $2.50.
Bit AN Dull ; sacked, east track. 72(f?73c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.00'ul3.o0; prairie,
$6.00fi.50.
IRON COTTON TIES 99c.
RAOOINO RHe.
HEMP TWINE 6Hc
PROVIBIONS-Pork, lower; Jobbing, $12 SS.
Lard, lower: prime steadv. $6.70. Drv sslt
meats, stosdv; boxed, extra shorts, $7.371t;
clear ribs, $7.37H: short clears, $7.60. Rncon.
steadv; boxed, extra shorts, $8.00; clear ribs,
If 00: short cleoiB. $8 26.
P O U T, T R Y Steady; chickens 104c
springs. 3,W37c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 10c;
geese 6c.
PUTTER Easy ; creamnry, 25c; dairy, 17
f72'v
KOGS Quiet, 13Vc, case count.
Recelnts. Shipments
S.ooo D.ono
7,000 fs.ooo
I6.0W) 17.000
54,000 42,000
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ..
Mlnneaills (-rain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 13. WHEAT
May, $1.0i14; July, $1.0u4; September, 82c;
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TEN CENTS PER SHARE
$10 buys l' shares, par value $100.
$50 buys 500 shares, par value $,"iiK).
$100 buys 1000 shares, pnr value $1(100.
These mines arc located In the famous
Ooldfleld District In the samo locality of
other mines that have Jumped from 10 cts.
per share to 85 cts. to $15. on per share and
still going up. Goldlleld Chief Is sure to
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In the production of gold. MILLIONS
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before the railroads nnd mills are com
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Intended to answer questions aaktul or that ekoul4
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KtlKMl K II Hi ON will lie mulled free on request,
Mil I.LA, I, M KT CO., Bankers,
64 Broadway sad IT New Htreet, Kb Vork Clt.
BHEEP There were no fresh arrivals to
day, and for the week there Is a loss us
compared with last week amounting to
about ,oo0 head. As compared with a year
ago, however, there U au increase of about
7.oii bead.
There has been a little better ton to the
trade '.his week, aa packers seem-d to have
a baiur ouUal tor mutton. To (real
MONTGOMERY CLARK, Special Agent.
E. Q. HICK, Burrlsry Ins. Dept.
C. H. HENDERSON, Bond and Casually Dept.
5. O. CADY, Cashier.
GEOROB UODSON, Oeneral Agent.
I INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS
GEORGE BODSON COMPANY
Telephone 939.
Main floor Board of Trade Bldg.
Local Agents la Omaha and General Agents for Sehraska
Fire SLid Tornado Insurance
American Central Insurance Company of Ut. I.oul.
German Alliance Insurance Association of New York.
Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance C. of Huston
Burglary, Piute Glass, Accident and Health Insurance.
Maryland Casualty Company of Haiti inure
Accident, Health, Liability, gleam Boiler, Bpiinkler Leakage and Physician De
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t'nlted states Casually Compnny of !Vev4 York-
Fidelity, Judicial, Contract,
Title Guarantee and Trust
Official, License and Depository Bonds.
Cdmpany of 8cm u toil, I'enn.
I opn my office May 1.1th with a ulroiiK list of companies and a
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pci-nonal friends and tuiKlness nciiuaintarii't'S.
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