THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1003.
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKET
Lob Unload Wheat Because Faith in
Crop Damage rails.
CORN AND OATS ARC CONSIDERABLY OFF
Reports el Bis; I-oseea la Wheat la
ontharest Prlmarllr Responsl.
' ' for ttanapede o(
, the flirkft.
OMAHA. Msy 19. 1905.
Less belief wss placed today in crop
damage. reports, which helped to bull the
market yeaterday, and there waa a big un
loading or wheat by the longs, prices fell
off i centa. At the dose. May stood at
4e. July at 87c split and September at
""v. . Traders have recovered entirely
from yesterday's scare and their blda at
the opening were lc below the closing
figures of (lit day before.
Coin and oata were also off. Corn fin
ished with May at 6-i4e, July at 484C old
July at 44c. Bepteinher at 474c and old
September at 474c May oata closed at
304c. Jirty at i4c and September at 28Vtc.
Reports of bis; damage to wheat In the
southwest ty grain experts at a (train
dealers' convention at Entd, Okl.. were
primarily responsible for the Stampede of
the market yesterday by the bulls. Today
dvlce from that section are conflicting.
W. R. Houston of Kansas City confirms
the opinion expressed at the convention.
He wires- from Streng City, Kan., hat he
was In Oklahoma yesteYday and saw pros
pects for ehoul two-thirds of a crop. In
southern Kansas, he says, the same con
dition prevails. J. C Crlstopher of Kansas
City holds a different view and Bays that
he cannot feel that the situation Is alarm
ing. He says the prospect In Oklahoma Is
for $.04i,flfjQ bushels more wheat than last
year and In Kansas ao.OOO.OOo more.
Oram dealers met yesterday In Des
Moines and said that less than one-half
the corn crop of the state was planted, and
t hat l)i low places it would be a week or
ten Days behind, even 'with the most
favorsble weath?r. The lateness of corn
planting Is retting to be a subject of Com
ment with the trade In all the markets. In
a special to the -Adams drain company. 81.
Louie wired that much corn In southeast
Missouri . has rotted and will have to b
repla. rated.
Liverpool closed 4'&ld higher on wheat.
and 41 Nd higher on corn. There was
considerable excitement at the opening, on
account of - unfavorable American crop
reports, ana tnere was a strong advance.
but a later easiness. The Increase In corn
prices at Liverpool Is due to small Argen
tins, shipments and strength In the spot
situation.
Rroomhail has the following to say about
conditions In Argentina. "Weekly Argen
tina wheat markets are now very firm, as
the result of a geod export demand. Ar
rivals from the Interior are not so large,
hHng now moderate, while the quality
continues satisfactory. The weather has
been favorable and sowing Is well ad
vanced. The wheat area Is likely to ex
ceed that of last year by 10 per cent. The
corn markets are now Arm, with & good
rtemsnd for export. Arrlx-als from the
Interior sre now liberal and the condition
satisfactory."
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hsrd. M(59c; No. 8 hard.
88(&!K!e; No. 4 hard, OOgrS&c; No. 3 spring. 96c.
COftV No. 2 464c; No. 3, 44c; No. 4.
454c;. no grade. 4"ii 45c ; No. 2 yellow. 47c;
Mi s yellow, 4ic: xso. z white, 4,c; No. 3
cases returned, Ho per doz.
Receipts. Shipments.
. I,.")
, .. 6.0UO ll.CD
hite. 47c.
OAT B NO. mixed, 294c:
c: no. a mixen.
?84c;No. 4 mixed. 24c; No. 2 white, 304c;
No. 3 white. 304c; No. 4 white, 294c; stan
dard, 304c.
Carlot Receipts.
Chicsgo :. ;..:....;. . $ 129 159
Ksnsas City ......,.....(.. S." 25 3
Minneapolis j.v..v--...1lt3
Omaha 7 8
Duluth '.i.i;:..,..
8U Louis, .'. 41 18 87
count, li'iC;
less.
Wheat, bu, .
Corn, bu. .,
Oats, bu
CHICAGO ORAIX AMO PROVISIONS
Featares sf the Trading and (lostag
I'rlrea en Board af Trade,
CHICAGO, May 19. Denial of sensa
tional reports of crop damage led to ex
treme weakness In the wheat market here
today, the July delivery closing with a loss
of 24c. Corn is down ifa4c. Oata shew
a l'ss of c. Provisions are off ttf 15c.
The wheat market was weak from the
start. An advance of over Id at Liver
pool; initial quotations here were sharply
lower, July being oft 4&4c to Vfclc at
WWiftc. The cause ol such radical re
action from yesterday's extreme bullish
ness was lack of confirmatory advices re
garding alleged serious damage to wheat
In tlve southwest. Reports today, more
over, not only did not confirm Ilia numer
ous stories of da ma by rust and Hessian
flies, but some of yesterday's advices were
absolutely denied. The tone of telegrams
in many cases was completely changed.
One report today claimed that the crop
of Oklahoma this year would exceed that
of last year by 6.OUO.U00 bushels; thst the
total yield of Kansas would exceed last
year's crop by 2u,u0n,i bushels. In addi
tion news from the northwest was de
cidedly In favor of bears. Receipts showed
a marked Increase, while weather In the
spring wheat country was much Improved.
Primary receipts were large and the mar
ket for cash at Kansas City was weak.
From the beginning selling wss general
and with only a moderate damand from
shorts .prices continued to decline. At
Hc July reached the lowest point of the
day. The market closed weak with July
at 874c. Clearances of wheat and hour
were equal to 124,100 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were 843,900 bushels, compared with
147,700 bushels a year ago. Exports of flour
and whsat for the week, as shown by
Bradstreet s, waa equal to 1.B12.OU0 bush
els. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 166 cars Against Mi cars
last week and 91 cars a year ago.
Mainly In sympathy with the break In
whept, the corn market was weak the en
tire session. Another factor that added
a the bearishness was an Increase In the
movement from the farms, arrivals here
today being considerably In excess of those
estimated. Trading In the May option was
comparatively quiet. July opened 44c
to 444c lower at 484(&4!4c, sold off to
477fcC and closed at 4fr4c. Local receipts
were 129 Cars with 6 of contract grade.
Weakness of wheat and com was the
principal reason for a weak undertone In
the oats market. Increased receipts also
contributed to bearish sentiment. July
opened 4c to 4jfc lower at 29(&2!l4c to
30c, sold down to &"mc and closed at 294c.
Local receipts were 159 cars.
A decline of 5fF10c in the price of live
hogs had a weakening influence on the
provisions market. Tradlhg was very
quiet. At the close July pork was off 124
fcl&c at jllBodTi WH. Lara uno rios were
each down 24'bc at $7.324'g7.35 and 17.25,
respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
4 cars; corn, 67 cars; oats, 165 cars; hogs,
lS,no bead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Article. lOpen. I High. I Low. Close. lYes'y,
. a Minneapolis Wheat Market.
The range of prices paid in Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
party. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Wheat I I I I I
May I 96! 97 954! 974
July IsRVa"! x7 "TGixvifMut
sept. isaeiSHi K28ov&-V wvtavtfH
Corn i I I
Mav M Mi! B34 63SI &'
a July 4MM,V t; I v
bJuly 48'iS-H 4KV 477 4 487U9
a Sept.. 4ma 4hv, . 47H 477,: 4o
bBept. 47V8V, 4, 474," 47?; 4
Oits 111
May Sl! 31HI 3ns,' 30! 31',
Julv J'SS0i ' S -29S! ,
Sent. 2S3: 2K i8'J8t 28 2&
Pork- , I
May 12 6?H 12 55
July 12 70 12 70 12 0 12 G:'V 12 75
8ept. 12 87H 12 12 821, 12 86 12 3u
Lard .
May ....r , 7 224 7 25
July 7 35 7 86 T 32H 7 3:'4! 7 3,'H
Sept. 7 52V4 7 62ft 7 62H 7 &2H 7 674
7 074 7 10
July " 725 7 274 726 726 780
Sept. 7 50 7 6.'4 7 474 7 50 7 55
Article. I Open. I High. 1 Low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat
May.
July.
8ept.
Corn ,-
Jutt,
Seift.
Dec..,
1 18t,
1 (WWl
I
in',
'SSI
1 13
1 oih
1 134 1 14
1 024 1 04
834 C
'4i : I4
4441 44---'444i..-..
New, ,
T
WEATHER - IK f TH , GRAI5 BELT
! , i . .
Clear . Us Ipner,. Valleys Rlna ,Ea,st
,.- West. ...
" , OMAHA, May 19. 1905."
GeneraHy 'clear weather prevails
throughout the Missouri and upper Missis
sippi valleys. Lijiht showers were scat
tered over tbe eastern sections during the
past twenty-four hours and rains were
quite genersl along the Rocky mountain
slope. Light rain is falling In western
South Dakota this morning and heavy rain
at Dodge City.- Kan. - -
A slightly higher, temperature prevails
generally over the. country east of the
mountains, but no Important change in
temperature is shown ir. any section.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation company! with the corerspondlng
day ot the past throe ytars: , '
i 1!. 1904. 1903. '1901.
Minimum temperature.... 47 61 56 no
Precipitation .00 .00 .06 .07
Normal temperatu.-e for today, t3 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
.7 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding tterlod In 1904.
.62 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 190J,
1.23 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT
,- Stations.
Ashland. Neb.
Auburn, Neb...
. Columbus, Neb
Ksjrbury, Neb..
Fairmont. Neb
Temp.-
Max. Win.
70
72
72
.72
6S
46
41
44
47
4f.
6J
40
n
47
41
40
43
SK
44
39
REPORTS.
Ratn.
Inches. 6ky.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.f0
.00
.no
.(10
.00
.oo
.00
.00
.oo
.oo
. Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
1H. cloudy
t leer
Clear
Pt. cloudy
i lear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Gr. Island. Neb. 68
Hsrtington. Neb. i
Oakdale. Neb.... 70
Oirutoa, Neb 87
Tckamah. Neb... 69 '
Carroll. Ia 87
Cl rind, la 71
Sibley, Ia..i 80
Sioux CItv. la ... 64
Storm lake, la.. iW
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. ol Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chlrsgo. Ill
Columbus. O
Des Moines.. Ia...
Indisnapolts, Ind.
Ksnsas City, Mo.
Iutsvllle, Ky
Minneapolis
Omaha, Neh
Su Louis, Mo....
24 60 46 , T
IS SO 44 .02
1.1 2 4.' .00
11 4lj T
?9 72 6" .2
1 72 50 .01
27 K n .oo
IS S 44 .00
13 70 4 T
L. A. WELSH.
A"
M. Loafs General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Msy 19. W H E A T Lo we r ;
No. t red. csh, elevator, 74fp4c; track,
31 gj 07; May, 9c, July, 814c; No. X hard.
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash, 614c; track,
i;4e; May. l.c; July. 474c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 3"4c; track.
3191140; May, 3c; juiy, ac; ro. z white,
FI.Ol'R Steady; red winter patents. 34. 7S
64 , extra fancy and straight, M Si'ijt.KO;
. lesr, 3."(04.wi.
t-h. Kl Tiiuoiiiv. steady at 32.00(52.50,
'OKNMKAI Steady at 32.50.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, 75
Hjrec.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.0013.00; prairie
IHoS COTTON TIE899c v
H tGOING 84c
HI'.Mf TWIVK tip.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: lobbing
$12(24 Lard, steady; prime steamed. Am)
Iry salt meats, stradv; boxed extra shorts
$7.8,4; clear ribs. $, ho; short clears. $7 24.
riscon. stesoy; ooxea extra snorts. 88.00
c,)car ribs. 8i.lJ4; short clear, 8S.374.
rtl 1-1 It Pleady; chickens, lie; springs,
iJc; turksys. 12c; ducks, 10c; geese. Sr.
HI'TTER-Qulet; creamery. lSJ!c; dairy,
F.atiS Quiet t 134c, case count.
', . " . Receipts. Shipments
riour. ens , a.i.,.. .
hea t. Iu 41.
Corn. bu. moin
Oata. bu -,..... 38.000
7. (to
$1 Dill)
44.0UO
No, 2. a Old. b New.
Cash nuntatlona were as follows
FLOUR Firm: winter patents, ti.loa
4.20; winter straights. $3.Y64.00; spring
patents, x4.aoa5.00; spring straights, 33.80a
4 ,); bakers. v.4.iigf:!.4U.
WHEAT INtn. Z Spring. XI. 0701.04'. AO. 3.
9&cQ(i.uz; 0. i red, x1.t1iM4iBl.w4.
fORN-No. 2, 634c; No. 2 yellow, 64e.
OtATS No. 2. 3oc: No.. white. Xlr.'aXlc
No. 8 white, 31J32c.
RYE No. 2. 7778e.
BARLEY J-Good feeding. 8840c; fair to
choice malting, 4S49.-.
btbu ivo. x nax, 11. : no. 1 nortnwest
ern, 31-42. Timothy, prime, 82.96. Clover,
contract grade, ni.ioiaii.n.
PROVISIONS Mess pork. Per bbl.. 812 45
ei2.60. Lard, per 100 lha.. r 67.224. Short
ribs sides (loose). r7.06'rr.l5. Short clear
sides (boxed), S7.124rT-.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments oi nour ana grain: -
rteceipta. entptnents.
12.000
8.00.)
rra.ox
81.900
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu.,
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery, 16021c;
dairies, 1Kij19c. Eggs, steady, .at .mark,
cases Included, 15c; firsts, ISc; prime firsts.
ic; extras, ls4c. Cheese, weak; 116114c.
1.000
.. s.ooo
.. 63 .100
..168.700
.. 6.000
.. 41.400
NEW 0RIv STOCKS AND BONDS'
Maftet is Esbjected to Frrtbtr Liquidation
and Bella Off Eapidly, .....
HEAVY SELLING OF AMERICANS ABROAD
In game Cases U Level Is Below
that ot Violent Decline
t Last Week In
- April.
. 1
e"
NEW YORK, May 19 The stock market
was subjected lo consldersble further
liquidation today, but It showed evidence
ot relief for the processes offered some
effective resistance to the depression. In
the course of the declines the low prices
rea-chea in many cises were below Uiose
touched on the violent decline in the lat
ter part of April. In no case was there
a great extension of the loss beyond
that point, and a larger proportion of
stocks were held above It. rrofeesldnal
operators in stocks are accustomed to pay
great attention to such an evidence of re
newed resistance In the neighborhood of
the same level at which a decline, was
checked not long before. The arrest of
the liquidation during the course of the
day for this reason proved1 very encourag
Ina to the professional element. The eany
liquidation was large and quite urgent and
that for roreign account mane up an im
portant element In the. market's weannees.
It Is supposed that the extension of sen
sational advertising methods followed in a
recent campaign against stock prices in
this country to the columns of foreign ad
vertising mediums helps to explain the
foreign selling and some special pressure
upon the market attributed to a Boston
orlsin a-oes to the- same source for expla
nation. Yeaterday's violent declines had
the natural effect of Including calls for
additional margins and collateral and the
resulting effect of considerable orders to
sell out. The first hour proved the most
active of the day. The sharp break in the
wheat market gave rise to the surmise
that some of yesterday's alarm over the
croos mav have been unfounded or pre
mature. This was a factor In steadying
the market for stocks. There was a dls
nonltlon too. to revise yesterday's estl
mates of the sianlflcance of the withdrawal
of the Harrlman representatives from the
Board of Directors in the Northern Pa
cific. More Impression was caused by the
fact that it was already known yester-
dav. indeed, that tne Harnman siock
hoinlniis had been voted for the new di
rectors.
There was some disposition late in the
dm- Ulan to discount a noor bank state
ment for tomorrow. The taking up of
government deposits has Involved a loss
to the subtreasury by the banks of up
wards of $8,tM.Ouo, while the offsetting gain
on the Interior movement la estimated at
onlv about 2,OOu,0H). Some large changes
In the loan and deposit Items are proD
able, owing to the large financial trans
actions that have occurred during the
week The extreme ease of the money
market tndav. however, orecluded any se
rious uneasiness over the showing by the
hnnks. The Derslstent weakness ot tne
United States Steel stocks Impaired the
Influence of the support in the rest of the
market and their decline to the lowest of
the day made the closing weak.
Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value,
$2.370.tiO. United States bonds were all
unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
t,aies.Mlgn.iow.iue.
op the continent and by local operators.
in tne Itrrrnufin se iimmimnB wei 1 1 -
regular . ami they clewed Hit Japanese
were ,1rm and dsr. Impertsl" J sn"s
government tx ol lo4 srere quoted at 1014.
HhMti.v sisy is. otiK-ns on tne uouim
todav genets II) 'w-re opresBi. -
PARIfl, May 19.-fHsltslon prerslled on
the Jtoutse tMlay and ijhe - firarket wss
hsavv, owing tf e1verse J,rmvn S4id -New
York' advices. At the close, however, prices
tended allfsbtly. upward. Russia imperial
4g were .quoted. Ml 83 90 and KUssisn tionds
of t-i at The decline in Kgaslan bonds
to waa due to (IX) payment f a coupon
yesterday.
Trensnrr Statement.
WASHINGTON. May 10 Today s state
ment of the treasury bslanres In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $i50.ooonnn gold
reserve in the ' division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $l).3bi.40u;
gold, ,$H 316, 425., , ,
Rask Clearlnexs,
OMAHA, Msv . Bank elearlngs for to
day were $12'W.864 08, snd for tne corre
sponding day last year $1,316,123.90.
ew Yetrk Money Market..
NEW YORK, May ll.-MOSKT-On call,
easy. 2Mjti4 per ent, closing bid at 2,
offered at 24 per cent. Time money, very
easy; 60 dsys, 8 per rent; SO dsys, 84 per
cent: 8 months, 341134 per rent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-34&44
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Btrong. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $47
4.8706 for demand and at K Woti Mi tor
slxtv-dav bills; posted rates. $4 864 nd
$474; commercial bills, $4 44.
SILVER Ban W4c; Mexican dollars,
444c
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
weak.
Closing prices on bonds were:
rat
V. 8: rt It,
so coupon
I). S. to, rag....
so coupon
O. 8. sew it, m
s Him
C. 8. old 4s, ri
do rftupoa ....
Am. Tobacco- 4s,
So M, rttt
AlrhlBon SQ. 4t
do (dj. 4i
Atlantic C. L. 4
Bal. ar Ohio 4t. .
do 14i
Central of OS. it
do ltt Ine
do 2d Inr...
sttnhttttn e f 4t 1MS
. l'Ht K11 itntrtl 4t Tf.
.101 Mo ut tne K
.ldt Minn. St. L. 4l.... 17
Ai3 M.. K. T. 4l 104
.IM do IB (US
.IMS N. R. R ot V c. 41
KHH N. Y. C. s. Il 10OW
etfs. 74i N. 3. C n. ht M
112 .No. rclr 4t llS
vm-v do St 74
V 14. W. r 4t 1"1S
KUV O. B. J,. Hltg. 4a 4
104ta Pens. four. 1014
M iRetdlns stn. 4t in:
111 1st. L. A I. M t (. inn
1,Jt St. L. A S P. fi 4t. o
77H t. Up. W.
Dies A Ohio 4St....l"7 Setbnthl A
Chlrtgo A. 14 fo. Ptelfle
(.., t. q. n. ...
C. R. I. A P. 4l...
do col. fti
ere. ft fit L. 1 d,
mtcatgo Ter. 4....
c. 4..
L tt .
Colorado Mid
Colo, A Bo. 4t
Cuba Bt, ctft
D & R. O. 4a
PIMIIIert' Ser. 81.
rie prior Hen 4t. .
do gen. 4t 92
r. W. A D. C. U... 112V
Hocking Vtl. 44s..;.tllV
Japan At, etfs Ms
L. A N. unl. 4t 1U4S
Oftered.
loi So. Railway bt
Dos Turn, A p. It
,K2i T , 81. 1. A W. 4t.
1U3S Vnloa Plf lflr it ...
..94 I do COOT. 4t
.. 744 f. 8 'Rteel 2d 61..
.. 3iWabath 1
..! I do deb. R
. .11 (Wmrtern Md. 4t....
.. 7'W. A L. K. 4t
. .I'll1 "It. Central 4t.
,ttpan i. rttt
do 4tl. rttt
Colo lnd tt, Ml A.
do Ml B
112
. Sl4
. S4i
.11.'4
.i:.fS
. j
.104
.u
. s
.117
. 71
. tm
. tv
. (i
.
. SI't
7i4
Boston sjforks and Bonds.
BOSTON, May 19. Call loans, 3f4 per
cent: time loans. 34'(M4 Ppr cent. Official
closing 01 siocits ana oonas:
300
200
25,400
' ,10
700
3U0
2,100
2X
"im
1,800
U.400
100
4.HH0
8,500
2,100
8.000
4.300
3,400
400
Kansas City Grain and Prutlalona
KANSAS CITY. May l.-WHItAT-May
S4c; Juiy. 7T4c: Siptemler. T3v734o; cash
Nu. I rd, 3100al.4: No. 3. 81c$1.0t: No.
4. ,ac, iv o. j lea. i.uuui.u4. Kecrlpta,
" tKN May: iT44WcV: July, 4440444c;
Septetiiber, 4434c; cash. No. 3 mixed
4H4j44V; No. 8. 4e"44ji9c; No. 2 white, 4i4Ir
4!v'; No 3. 4e. .
OAT No 2 while. S24324c; No. 3
.i-Ued, 81fttne.
HAY Heady - choice time'.hy, $S 6(JJ1 M;
hoice prairie. $T 74irSsst
BYK-8tea)y, ii7t'c
BCTTEH rteadyj ' creamery,' 18fr2c;
paokins. J4c. - . -
Ift'ti 4Mead-; MtssouH aixl Ksriess, new
No. i biitsiwod cases inclunsia, loV. c
JEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
tlnotatlons of the Day on Varloms
Commodities.
NEW YORK. May 19.-FLOUR-ReceInts
1.670 bbls.; exports. 7.160 bbls.; mar
ket aulet and unsettled; winter oaten! .
S4.90t9i6.25; winter straight, $4fcr4 8o; Min
nesota patents, o bwa.uu; winter ex
tras. $3 4f.ii 3. 76; Minnesota bakers. $3.40fr!
8.85; winter low grades, $3.26ia3.ts. Rye
flour, steady; fair to good, S4.10ty4.65; choice
to fancy, $4 6oj4..
CORNMEAL Steady: firm white and
yellow, $1.20; coarse new, 81.081.10: kiln
dried, $2.75(62.85.
BARLEY Dull: seeding. 44ic. c I. f
New Y'ork; malting, iiio2c. c. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT opot inarset Irregular; No. 2
red. i4c. nominal, elevator: No. 2 red.
$L0xa, nominal f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern, uuiuui, 1. o. d. anoat; No. 1
hard. Manitobu.. 984o f. o. b. afloat. Prac
tically the entire day was occupied In un
loading stuti bought on yesterday s bulge,
ana the market closed weak, at .a'ff4c net
decline. Denials or damage reports, good
weather In the belt and bear aggressive
ness were factors In the decline. Mav,
P94c, closed l4c; July. 917ci'H34c. closed
H:'4c; September, 85 8-lo(g74c, closed 8&4c
TORN Receipts, 8,275 bu. ; exports. 74.1W
bu. ; spot market steady; No. 2, 67c nominal
elevator and 684c asked f. o. b. afloat; No.
2 yellow. o6c; No. 2 white, 87c. Option
market was wtthout support ail day and
readily followed the wheat break, weather
and crop news was favorable. It closed
4r14c net lower. May, 65'ijt4c, closed
554c; July closed 884c
OATS Receipts, 75.600 du.; exports. 3.385
bu. ; spot market steady; mixed oats, 36
to 33-pounds. 3Mrtf4e; natural white, 80
to 33 pounds, 86I'374cu clipped white. 3$
to 40 pounds. 8644?'40c.
FEED iuiet: spring bran, tit 10; May
shipments, middling, $18.10; May shipment,
cltv, SJO.M.
HAY Easy: shipping, 60665c; good to
choice. 774l6C4c.
HOP8Dull; state, choice 1804. Jfg'2Sc;
VMU. 21 Kc: olds. 1KB 13c; Pacific coast, 1804.
tl'a'Mc: olds, llg13c.
HIDES Firm; Galveston. 30 to 25 lbs.,
184o ; Texas dry, 34 to S ihs., 18c.
LEATHER Firm; acid. 24526o.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, $13 50
fH4 0ii; mess. $119112 50; beef hams, SXI.03
(V22 dO; packet. 812 oo$13.00; city extra India
mess. $S0.omgC2 50. Cut meats. firm;
tickled bellies. $7.508.00; pickled shoulders.
. n000; pickled hams, J9 TMi 10 00. Lard,
gulet. western steamed. $7,204)7 45; re dried,
steady: continent, $7 55' South Amer
ican. $it.25: compound. $5,3746.624. Pork,
steairr; family, $14 tl& (.; short clear
$13 60$ 15.00; mess, Sl3.S74ltfU 874.
TALLOW Dull; city if..' p r pkg ). 44c;
couutry inkgs. free), 44i4c.
RICE Firm; domestic fair
fS'sfmc: Japan, nominal.
POL'LTRY Alive, steady: western spring
chickens, per pslr. 7iti$1.00; fowla. per
pound. 134c: old turkeys. 12c. Dressed
easier; western broilers, 3otf35c; fowls, luA
U4cr turkeys, 134715c.
BL'TTER Firm; street price, extra
creamery. 224?2'-4c; official price, creamery,
common to extra. 19ia22c.
CHEESE Unsettled; new state rill
cream, small white fine. 114c: new state
fair to choice. lWy&llc; new state colored
fine. 11c: new stats fair to choice, lirt,
lv4c; new lsrge white fine. 104Ue; col
ored. 104tiluc; old state full cream, col
ored and whits, fancy, 144c; old state fine,
134c
EilGS Flim; western storage firsts, UO
184c- 1
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 18 WH EAT May,
$1 U4. July. $1024; Peptemtor. a-'.-t: No. 1
hard. $1,154: No. 1 northerit; $1.U4; No. 3
northern. $1 05
FIXiCR First patents. to 30: second
patents, $o(j l; first ' clears, $4.t'(j4-lo;
second clears S2 7C6 2KS.
BRAN-In bulk. $1$ 004J13 50.
2,800
Ut)
39,300
100
62,100
2)
200
13,700
to extra.
Atchison 1..400
do preferred 700
Atlantic C. Line 3,C
Baltimore & Ohio.... 10.4U0
do preferred
Canadian Pacific .... 8.500
Central of N. J 3'K
Ches. & Ohio 4.300
Chicago & Alton.... 300
do preferred
Great Western 2.600
Chicago & N. W I.800
C, M. & St. P 68,700
C. Term. & Trans.... 6"0
do preferred I,7u0
C. C, C. & St. L.... 600
Colo. & Southern.... 60O
do 1st preferred.... 100
do 2d preferred
Del. & Hudson
Del., Lack. & W
Denver & R. G
do preferred .;
Erie
do-1st preferred....
do 2d preferred.,...
Hocking Valley v
do preferred
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern
do preferred
Louisville & Nash....
Manhattan L...
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mexican Central ....
Minn. & St. L
M St. P. & S. S. M.
do preferred
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do preferred
N. R R. of Mex
New York Central....
N. Y., Ont. & W....
Norfolk Western..
do preferred
Pennsylvania
P., C. C. & St. L
Reading
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred.....
Rock Island Co
do preferred
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd.
St. Louis S. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific ....
do preferred
Southern Railway...,
do preferred
Texas & Pacific
T.. St. L. & W
do preferred
Union Pacific
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wheeling & L. E ...
Wisconsin Central...
do preferred
Northern Pacific
Adams Express
Amer. Express
U. S. Express
Welis-Fargo Exp....
Amal. Copper
Am. Car & Foun....
do preferred
Am. Cotton OH ......
do preferred
American Ice, etfs..
do preferred, etfs..
do preferred ,..
do preferred
Am. Ixcomotlve
do preferred
Am. Smelt. R'f'g .
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f'g
Am. Tobacco, pfd. c.
Anaconda Mln. Co..
Brooklyn Rapid T....
Colo. Fuel & Iron.. .
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do preferred
Distillers' Secur
General Electric
International Paper..
do preferred
International Pump..
do preferred
National Iiead
North American ....
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car ..
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Cat....
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenn. Coal A Iron..
U. 8. Leather
do pfd. (ofYered)...,
U. 8. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
do preferred
U. 8. Bteel
do preferred ,
Va.-Caro. Chemical.
do preferred
Westlnghouse Elec.
Westing Vnlon ,
7S4
1014
1M4
1W4
1464
194
4
39"
215
1744
174
32
974
24
55
704
0i4
laO
lt4
1454
193 .
4-4
33 .
"ins
211
172
174
3i4
96
264
66
1,200 184 182
28
854 '
.40
28
84'
39
6S-.
184
101
150
loti
964
146
19V
46-4
33
76
184
210
1734
174
314
964
264
534
32
182
370
i74
81
39
64
158
244.
'27"
804
1434
163 '
774
1164
204
81
It..
157
24
'ai"
68
1424'
163
754
1154
194
300 1144 112
96
25
59
344
10,200- 1404
6,601 44
77
93
134
71
91
91
854
274
1J0 66
300
. 27,200
'. 8,566
2U0
. 3,200
400
b00
.1S2.4O0
. 1,000
. 1,200
800-
l(i
204
2i6
59
6U4
'4
954
32
344
554
1194
874
184
894
154
224 .
854
244
68 .
344
134
464,
764
93 -
1334
71
894
81
854
65
'54
69
-24
. 954
314
344
544
118
964
18
384
154
224
1834
. 74
. 7
.loiv
..104
.114
.. J
. . it
4
Atrhlton tdj
do 4t
M-x ('antral 4a....
Atcnlaon :..
do ofd
Botton A Albany.
Buxton .Mm....177
Ronton Klerated 167
Mexican Central ..a. lilt
N Y.. K. H. A H...W
FVra Marquetta .
Vnlon Pal8c
Amtr. Argt. Chem
do pfd
Amer. Pnea. Tubt.
Amer. Sugar ...v,
do pfd
Amer. T. A T 184
Amer. Woolen 1124
do pfd '.103
Dominion I. A 8... 21
Kdlton Elec. Una 244 H
oenaral Electric in ' !
Mm. Electric IK
do pfd .". .-...."....Pen
Mam. Ott 4S
I'nlted rrult 104
United Shot Marh 83
do pfd 31S
V. 8. Steal t
do pfd 4
Wetttng. common ... to
Bid "Asked.
Adventure
Allouet i
Amalgamated .
ATnaricut Zlnfl
Atlantic. .......
Bingham
Cal. & Herla..
Centennial ....
Copper Rang
Dtlv Weal ....
Dominion Coal
Franklin
Oranev ,
felt gnyait , . ..
Matt. Mining .
lUVilMlrhlatn
.lSo4JMohawk
Mont . at c.
Old Dominion .
Oaoeola
Ptrrot
Qnlaer ,
Atinanon
k
LrTamtrai
Trtnlty
S t'nlted (
Copper
Mining..
Oil
V.
V. s
ftah
Victoria .....
Winona
Wolverine ...
.. 1H
.. 30
.. 74
..
.. 1:
.. 30t
. .S0
.. It
.. 7(114
.. II
... 7t
.. t
..
.. IM,
.. '4
.. UVt
.. if
.. i
.. liu,
... 14
.. 2SVt
: 74
..11&
... tt
... 1014
... 42
... 2S,
, .. 111
,..10
I.onrton Storks and Bonds.
LONDON, May 19. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds: ...
100 240 240
Toledo Seed Market.
TOI-F.no. May It -HFETiS-Clover. cash,
$7 -a&ked; October. $.s t'4, -pi lm. aigike.
ti.6v. prime Uuioiby, tl 6a
96.i0
4.
811O
300
24.5
400
43)
A 100
2.3O0
61O
800
17.800
7.508
1.100
600
2.2
2.900
4O0
4o0
"ioo
6.n0
2.1O0
0
3.200
1.4-10
100
' 100
8u0
2.700
300
T.100
, 1.800
150 100
136, fx 4
800
' 1400
auo
84
X44
9t4
32
484
110
1144
120
1354
4
108
14
43
1874
124
'424
178
194
79
"m"
45
100t
34
94
374
9S
235
174
72
344
1044
79
794
324
964
32
4ff
110
1124
119
184
964
105
54
42
187
124
"42"
171
194
784
8o"
484
94
354
984
364
t
238
164
714
344
1044
77
t4
'274 4
94 934
84 $4
ie:"
93 24
634
, as
is
1674
24
48
22
67
1424
163
7H4
US
204
-50
114
154
9554
!
57
344
1394
464
764
92
1:134
70
. 894
90
854
274
73
64
214
54
II84
a4
964
32
84
55
1184
96
n
384
164
234
47
1844
243
238
123
244
794
884
96
314
94
6
374
44
4'
474
108
1124
' Ut
l:4
9f4
1U6
80S
434
187
124
684
424
171
174
78
2
79
44
4
34
4
37
92
234
164
4
" S44
104
77
11
1074
88
384
IO04
264
934
S4
104
lot
93
Conaolt, noney ..
do account
Anardnda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Facifle .
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Gt. W.,..
C M. A St. P
DeBeera
Danvar A R. Q....
do pfd .........
Erla
do ltt pfd
do fid pfd
llllnola Central ...
Louts. A Ktth
St., K. A T
SILVER Bar
... 0V4N. T. Central
0 1-14 Norfolk A W
... K4k do pfd
... UOntarlo W
...104HPenntTlTanla ,
lot.. kind Ml net
.144
.. 4,(4
,. li .
.171 1
.. 11,
.. 2
.. tT
,. 404
.. 7i
,. Sr, Mi
..ltl
..144
nrm
Reading
do ltt pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway ...
do pfd
Southern Pacific ....
Vntoa Pacific
do pfd
r. B. Steel
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Sptnlrh 4a
2b ad per ounce
.1424
. 74
. t4
. 474
. M
. '
. 44V,
. 41
. 4IVt
. 114
.1214
. n
, it
. 7
. 14
. 36 Mi
MONEY 2 per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2 3-166-24 per cent ; for
three months' bills, i 8-I6&24 per cent
iew York . Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. May "li. The following are
the closing quotations on mining atoegs
t
.. a
.. at
.. 1
.. 8
..17
. .ISO
..J2
.. I
lUttla ChMt
untarlo
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pototl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
8landard ,
k
.4n0
.460
'. 7
. W
. 42
. I
Total sales for the day, 1.119,400 shares.
Ferelga flaaarlal.
IONDON. May 1 -Money was In good
demand In the market today and supplies
were plentiful. Discount traders had more
of a disposition to take bills. Rates were
easier, owing to the condition of conti
nental exchanges. Trading on the Stock
exchange was dull, but the prospective
ease of money caused steady undertone
in most departments, except Americans,
where the liquidation continued, and Peru
viana were felt on the government of Peru
refusing to sanction the corporation pro
posals regarding the exterior debt. Con
sols and kindred securities were easier
Americana were the most active sellers
and showed a pronounced weakness on the
selling In Wsll street. Thev opened st
parity, but declined on further liquidation
Adama Con
All'-
Braeoa
Bruntwlck Con....
Comttock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Sliver
Iron Silver ......
IFidvllle Cos ...
Ottered.
. .. Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 19 METALS The
Tendon tin market was again higher on
the Influence It is said, of sDeculative op.
erations with spot quoted at 137 loe and
futures at 136. 1 lie local market was
ft,m in ennaeouenca. althoush business con
tinued quiet. . Spul is quoiea at Ju anf
sn.no. Conwr was lower- in London lollow
ina- the sharp advance or yesterday, wan
spot and futures still selling on even term
at 64 6d. I.ocally the situation Is without
material change. Lake Is quoted at $15.0ijj
15.23; electrnl lc at $15.ooj 15.124. Ana cast
ing at $14. 7bm ix.uo. Leaa was uncnangea ni
$4b04j4t0 locallv and at 12 18s 9d in Lon
don Spelter was also unchanged In both
markets, being dull here at $5 3otfpo.40 and
at 23 Is 6d in London. Iron closed at 51s
In-Glasgow and at 47s in Mlddlesbotough.
Locally the situation remains more or ieaa
unsettled with some dealers said to be aek-
Ing as high as $17.75 for No. 1 foundry
northern, aitnougn prices generally quoieu
for that grade are around $l7.0isi7.6ti; No.
2 foundry northern at $16.60fc.l7.00; No. 1
foundry southern and No. 1 foundry south
ern soft at $17 00(2 17.25; No. 2 foundry' south
ern at $16 .sOfil 75.
ST. LOUIS, May 19. MET ALB Lead,
weak At $4.40; spelter, dull at $6.(0.
OMAHA LIVE ST0C& MARKET
Cattle Receipt Tod Lipht Bet. Bet
, fitters md Cowl Steady.
t esBBsaaasasaBSSs.
HOGS FAIRLY ACTIVE WITH MARKET LOWER
tkeeti sal l.anak Markets Steady,
Cfcelc RtatT 8troger mmm ls fioed
Den a ad Heeelpts Almost Too
Light to Make Market.
SOfTH OMAHA. Msy 19. 1905
Receipts were:
Ottilia i Aiorumv ....
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Offlclal Friday ....
Cattle. Hogs.
5.671
3. Ml
I A'M
1.331
I 481
7.Z.7
- 8.0)4
$.t..2
Snrep.
4.l.
6.778
8.17
4 29n
2VI
Five davs this week lfilW 36.077 1S.111
rive days last week. . . . 14 t. S4.o3l 19.4W
Same days week before.. 12, lio 3i.Kc3 io 6i0
Ssme tnree weeks sgo...l8 575 4o,ttou it AM
Same four weeks ago... .17.832 3S..Ti 39.'Uj
Sams days last year I5 0R3 u3.s.-i0 14.84
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The follcwina- table ahowa the reielnts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana
lor ine year to date, wiin comparison wun
last year:
19H6.
. .316.439
..89.VibO
..634,54$
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The following
price of bogs at
1904
373.691
9iro. ia3
e&MM
Inc.
Dec
67.152
.... Ui,ut.i3
2.379
tabic khows ti-v iveragt
South Omaha for tbe last
advanced ine feeling became weaker snd
n the last end hids were mostly st $il.4.
The genersl market wss !.'74c lower thsn
yesterday s hest time, closing wesk. rtep-
resentattie sales
several days, with comparisons:
1906.
'1904. 11903. 11902. 11801 . 11900. 11899.
i i i : i
May 1... 6 1141 It S3 it 80 6 641 6 26 13 tl
May i u-ni 4 68, 8 ai i ul, .i, k 1 3 I
May 8. ..i 6 lnU., i hk il in a u 1 17, t 4U
May t...f 244 4 691 t 761 ' 6 64 6 6 3 6
May 6...6 30 4 u3 t 'i2 7 03i I 6 i2 8 82
May t...l 6 2i4( 4 65, 8 6h 9! 6 fT $ 4
Mav 7...; ' 4 841 I koi 6 6 69 6 21
May 8...6 174 t t3( 7 99; 6 oA, 6 10 $ 69
-May t )b, 4 87i t oil i w, o no, o K,
Msy 10.. 6 19 I 4 681 i 7 071 8 611 6 I6l 2 h3
May 11.. 2741 4 4 t 64 6 65( 6 lt 3 3
May 12..I 6 2t4l 4 611 6 46i ( 99( 6 15, 8 W
Msy 13.. 6 19' 4 68, 41 i U8 6 68 1 S
May 14.. 4 too ji 7 Us s .11 6 17 1
May 16.. i 6 144. , h M: 7 1 0 tor., o ill 3 i
May 16.. I 6 20 4 60 6 35 1 07 6 69 6 23 1 $ 63
May li.. 6 ai I 2 I 7 13i 6 'at 6 20, 8 W
May 18.. I 6 3o4i 4 t2 6 27i 16 73, a 11 8 bt
May 19.. 1 1 4 47i 6 31: 7 12 I 6 lo, 3 so
of stock
6 .. 1
1
5 3
24 24 1
1 5
11 38
1 7
2u a
2
1 5
1 2
4
66 121 11
00 l.J1 -4.1
42 2,2o;
50i l.sn 21
295 2,5i3 311
2J2
32
4
4
81
'333
36
1,448 8.641 844
Indicates Sunday.
The official nnmher of cars
Brought In by each road was:
Cat tie. noes. Sheep. H r s.
c, M ot Bt. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific ....
V. P. System
C. & N. W
F., E. A M. V
C. St. P., M. & O..
B. & M
C. B. 4V CI
C, R. 1. & P., east
C. R. 1. & P., west
Illinois Central
Total receipts ....
The disposition of the reueiots was as fol
lows, each buyer purchasing the number of
head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha packing Co
swift and Company ...
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift At Co., country...
Vansant & Co
Hill & Hutxlnger
L. F. Huhx
Mike HaKgcrty
J. B. Root St Co
Morton & O
Other buyers
Total
CATTLE There was a licht run of caw
here today, less than a hunured loads being
on sale, conditions were about tne same
as they were yesterday, with choice stuff
In fairly good demand. The receipts, as to
quality, vere good and about everything
was picked up in good season.
The market on beel steers was In about
the same condition as yesterday, although
there was a better tone to the trade and
the market seemed firmer. Buyers were
out early ana there was some activity
shown. There was a fair demand for the
cattle, especially on the good kinds. Prices
ruled generally steady, although in some
cases .-sales . . looked stronger. Common
grades, as lias been the case all week, were
lisrd to move at tne prices, but buyers
seemed to want the stuff and picked up
about everything, both good and common.
There was a lair sprinkling or cows and
heifers here this morning and included some
good csttle. The feeling on this class of
stuff was a little firmer than yesterday and
tnere seemed to lie 1 good demand Tor the
cattle. On the good stuff the market was
fully steady and in several cases sales
were stronger. The market was fairly ac
tive, and common kinds, although a little
hard to move, sold in just about the same
notches as yesterday. Heifers especially
showed strength and could be quoted
strong.
The market on veal calves, stags and
bulls was fully steady and the trading
good.
There was only a fair run of stockers
and feeders here this morning and trading
on this kind of cattle was fairly good. Tne
good light weights that suited speculators
were In good demand and were picked up
at good, steady prices and the receipts were
disposed of in good season. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May 19. WOOL The Boston
Commercial bulletin will say of the wool
market tomorrow: Tne market is stronger
and is rather a dealer's market than a
consumer's. Commercial speculation has
taken place in all wools ana less has gone
Into consumption than last week. Domestic
wools have been eagerly bought and prices
on both foreign and domestic have ad
vanced appreciably. . The states west of
the Mississippi are about sold and the
prices In the fleece states are becoming pro
hibitory. All the . markets abroad are
strong and the London sales closed on
May 17 from 10 to 60 per cent higher than
the March sales, while the Liverpool sales
of East India wools opened on Tuesdsy
last at an advance of from 6 to 10 per cent.
The shipments of wool from Boston from
December 29. 1904. acoordlng to the same
authority, are 17.624.044 pounds, against 83,
944.211 pounds at the same time the pre
vious yesr. The receipts to date are 108.
329.44t pounds, against 74.475.777 pounds for
the seme period the previous year.
LONDON. Msy 19. WOOL A sale of
Tape of Oood Hone and Natal sheep skins
was held today. The supply amounted to
but 83.324 skins: the offerings were In good
condition and were sold sfter active com
petition. Ixng-wooled advanced 4W4 and
other descriptions 4d; coarse grades gained
44d
ST. !Ori8. May 1 -WOOL-Strong; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. K'tf1
314c; light fine. 3629c; heavy fine. 1932jc;
tub washed, 32942e.
Oils Roalst,
SAVANNAH. Da.. May lt.-OILTurpen-tlne,
firm; 664c.
ROBIN Firm: quote A, B. C. $3 45: D,
$3 50; E. $3 55; F, $3 60: Q, $3.86; H. $3.86; I.
$4 26: K, $4 4u; M, $4 0; N. $4 66; W G, $4 76;
W W, 86 00.
OIL CITY. May 19 OIL Credit balances.
$129; certificates, no bid; shipments. 69 Qui
bbls. ; average. 87.6 bbls. ; runs, 86,076 bbls ;
average, 74.50 bbls ? shipments. Lima, 44.401
bbls.; average 68.616 bbls.; runs, Lkna. (0,724
bbls. ; average. 65.128 bbls.
gag a sl Melaast-s.
NEW YORK, May 19. SUGAR Raw.
nominal; fair refining. Ill-lge; centrifugal
M teat, 44c; molasses sugsr. 8 T-16c. Re
fined, unsettled: crushed, 8.66c; powdered
6 !r; granulated, 6 86c.
NEW ORLEANS. May It. tl'QAR
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centrifugal. 4444 15-le ; centrifugal whjtes,
$4e; yellows. 446 3-lc: seconds. $4-4.c
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8HEEP There was a sharp break In the
receipts today and there was not enough
lo mske a market. The receipts for the
five days of this week have held up fairly
well, there being about 17.000 on sale, as
compared to 19.400 last week. There has
been very little change In conditions all
week, buyers taking hold In good shape and
have been anxious for anything good and
bid about steady prices on commoner grades.
Receipts have consisted largely of common
grades and there has not been much choice
stuff t-ffered, but the feeling on tat sheep
and lambs has neen good and prices have
ruled steady to stronger every day, or 15
25c higher for the week.
The H. O. Harkness shorn ewes sold
here today at $4 90, while some Mexican
ewes brought 84.75. The market today
could best be called generally stuady. with
trading active on what little was here. .
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs, $fi.o0fa.b0; fair to good lambs,
$5.6(ii 00; good to choice Colorado wooled
Iambs $7.KB7.50: good to choice yearlings,
$5 0&6 50; fair to good yearlings. $4 00;
good to choice wethers, $4 75'u.00; fair to
good wethers, $4.404.76: good to choice
ewes. $4.50fti 4.75; fair to good ewes, $4.009
4 40. Wooled stock sells trom 75c to $1.00
per 100 pounds higher than clipped stock.
Kepresentatlve sales:
No.
40 western cull ewes...
23(i Mexican ewes
11 western wool ewes..
3 western cull lambs.
55 western cull lambs.
25 western lambs
prices for piece gnmls 'la rertslnlv towsr l
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
tattle Steady Hogs, Sheep and Lambs
Five to Ten tents Lower.
CHICAGO, May 19.-CATTLE-Rocelpts,
2.500 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, 85.40ii6.76; poor to medium, 84.4wUi
6.50; stockers and feeders, $2.73'65.a5; cows.
2.5'ifgS.0O; heifers, 82. 00416.26: canners. $1.50'
2.40; "bulls, $2.80oj4.75; calves. $3.00(&6.26.
HOGS Receipts. 25.000 head; msrket 5
10c lower; mixed snd butchers, $5.W5.4o;
good to choice heavy, $o.3o;&5.374; rough
heavy, $5.oorc6.25; light, $5.150.424. bulk of
sales, $5.3uo.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 7.00
head; sheep stoady to 10c lower, lambs
steady; good western, $i.76; fair to choice
mixed (shorn), $3.6ir4 .60; western sheep
(shorn), $4.0f6fi.25; native , lambs (shorn;,
$4.60426.60; western lambs. $5.50Q7.60.
OMll W IIOt.8 .y.Vtfc w a n K 1 : T.
t'oadlllon of Trade and 4)aotatloas
oat Staple and I M I'rodnce.
. EGGS Receipts. Talr .narket slcadv; can
dled stork. 15c
LIVE rol l.TRV-Hens, He. young; roos
ters. .;7c, turkey. )F,c; ducks. 11c.
Hl'T'j EHl'acklng Slock. IS4c: choice to
fancy dairy, IMf.Vo; ttenmety, iV''llij
prints i.e. ' '
FRESH FISH - Trout. 8.-: haHhvt. lie;
buffalo (dressed. 8c; pickets) (dressed!,
tc; white hnss (dresseji 12v; .suntlsh, to;,
per.h (scaled and dressed), ac; pike. Kc;
Catfish. 15c; red snapper. hc: salmon. 14$;
crapplcs. )2c: eel. 15c; bullhe.i.ls. lie; bl,k
bass, 2,1c; whiteflsti tdressedj, 10c; lrng
legs, per dug. 81" c; lobsters, green, 27c;
boiled lobsters, 80c. ' ' ' ',
HAY I 'rices quoted by OnshA Wholesale
Hay Ielet' association: Cbobw No 1
liplsnd. $7.60; No. J. I7.0"; Viiettljm. $6 50;
course. $fi 00. Rye straw. $4 00. ThcstB prices
are for hay of good color nd Quality.
BRAN Per ton. $1809.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES-Kxtrs fancy Mediterranean
sweets, all sires, $3.50; fancy nuvils. sizes
l?. 150. 176. 200. 216. $;ni; slx-s 80, 9fi, 112,
l2.6liii2.T5; seedlings, all siss. $2.76.
LEMONS- t'alitornla, extra fanrv, 270. 3'10
and 3o slses. $175, fmcy. 270, 300 and 30
sixes, $".W; choice. 24" ami 270 slscs, $2.5v;
3"0 and 360 sizes. $2.75(1.'! 00.
DATES I'er box of X 1-lb. pkga.. $2 00;
Hallowe'en, in 70-)h. lwxen. per lb., 5c.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton. T57I
R5c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 10c; 6
crown, 12c
RAN AN AS Per mertlum-sistvl bunch, $1.71
ff2$T.: bimbos. $2.MKi300.
PINEAl'PI ES-Flo-ida, per crate of 24.
SO, 36 or 42, $.'1.50.
FRflTf
CALIFORNIA CHERRfE.0 BlSck. pe
l-lh. box t2on; w4o. per S-lh. box. $15i.
PTR A WHERRIES - Missouri, per 24-qL
case. $2 50.
TANGERINES California, per half bog,
$200.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, per crAte, $1.5.
VEGETABLES.
Tl'RNlPS-New, pet dog., 45o.
CARROTS New, p r dm., 45c. "
PARSNIPS Old, per bu., 4"c.
WAX BEANS lvr 4-bu. box.' $i ; string
beans, per Vim, box, 75c; bu. tnig wax or
string. $.'.50(63 00.
Pu i'A i t 1 lmi grr wn. in sscks. per
bu.. 35c; folorndo. per bu , AUv, new pota
toes, per lb., 2c.
MEANS Navv, per tui., $2.
crn'MHKKK-Per An . 4M75e.
PEAS New. per bu. box. $1.75T72.00.
TOM AT'itH-Flottdd.. tnnCA , tx 'r -bnskt
crate, $2.75; choice, tier fi-basket crate, $2.00.
SKIN ACH Per bu., W.
' ABB AGE California In crates, oer lb..
24c.
rirtETR New. per doz. bunches, 45c.
ONIONS New. per doz. bunches, 11c;
Bermudas, per crate of about 60 lbs., $1 75.
KADIfHES Hot house or southern, per
dot 1 20c.
LETT! 'CE Hot house, per dot, 35fJ40c;
hesd lettuc-?, per do., $1.
PAHS1.EV Per d"z. buftches. 4fc.
ASPARAOCS Home grown, per doa.
bunches, 4C945C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new. jc; old, 17c: Wis
consin brick. JOc: Wisconsin llmburger, 16c.
NlfTS Waiputs. No. 1 sort shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c, hard shells, pr lb., 13c;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
Bhells. per lb.,.lfc: fecana. Inrg. per lb..
12c; small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb.. 7c j
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 8c; .Chill walnuts,
per lb., 12ffll34c; almonds, Soft shell, per
lb... 17c; haul sliell. per lb., 16c: chestnuts,
per lb.. 124U13c; new black walnuts, per
bu., 75ft!ic; sliellbnrk hickory nuts", per bu..
.New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May 19. BEEVES Re
ceipts. 4,297 head; msrket for steers, slow
and 10c lower: bulls and cows, steady;
steers. 86.10(6..'!0; bulls. $3.004.80; cows, $1.75
J4.40; csblea Qunrod live rattle slftw at 114
4fl24c per pound; dressed weight is selling
at 134fl4c; refrigerator beef at 94rB94c per
lb.; exports, 2.400 quarters of beef; estl-'
mated for tomorrow, 1,880 cattle and 8,300
Quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 680 head; market, firm
and 15fg25o higher; veals, $4.50i;7.26; tops,
$i.50; dressed calves In good demand and
firm; city dressed veala, 74 loe per lb.;
choice. 11c; country dreased. 6a94c.
HOGS Receipts. 2.5G0 head; market,
steady: good state hogs. $5.9otp3.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 160
head; market, steady: clipped sheep. $4.00
$.: clipped yearling lambs. $ti. 26434. tal;
no prime here; good wooled yearling lambs,
$8.60; spring lambs, by the head, 6.&g85o
each.
$7 7; large' hickory nuls.
HIDES No. 1 green.
6Uc: No. 1 salted. r-c
No., 1 veal calf. 10c: No,
drv salted, 7(til4c; sbep
horse bides. $1.60(83.00.
per bu.. $1.50.
14c; No. 2 green,
No. 2 saJted. 74-j
2 Vfal cair. !'c;
pelts, IScQ-Sl 00;
Kansas City Lire Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.soO head, including 4t southerns.
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, $5.4u6.36; fair to good, $4.50
8i6.35; western fed steers, $4.60ti.iO; stock
ers and feeders. $3.26a4.90; southern steers,
$3.756.40; Southern cows, $2.50'(j4.50; native
cows, $2.W64.66; native heifers, $3.25'a5.26;
bulls, $3.00(04.76; calves. $3.004jS.6o.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head. Market 6
0c lower; tup, $6,324; bulk of sales, 6.2'u
6.324; heavy. $5.26'ao.324; packers, $6.25(u
6.324; pigs and light, $4.7o$6.30.
SHEEP AND LA M Bb Receipts, 8.000
head. Market steady to a shade lower;
native lambs, $6.0Or7.50; western Iambs,
$ti.007.40; western fed ewes and yearlings,
$4.0(K(i'6.25: Texas clipped yearlings, $4,764
6.50; Texas clipped sneep, $4.26grt.'i6; stock
ers and feeders, $2.60f84.00.
Evaporated Apples nnd Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, Mav 19 EVAPORATED
APPLES Tlie market continues quiet on
spot with no business of importance. Thera
is A little demand for futures with prime
for October and Novemlier delivery quoted
at 6iu'64c. Common to good are quoted at
4644c; prime, 640540; : choice, &H64c;
California-' dried fruits Prunes
are cleaning up on tbe large- sizes which
sre flrmlv held. Qtintstions still range from
24c to 64e, according to grade. Apricots
are quiet with buyers holding oft on tlin
theorv that supplies from the next crop
will be liberal. Choice sre quoted at 104c;
extra choice at 11c, and fancy at 129 15c.
Peaches sre -unchanged with choice quoted
at Kal04c: extray-bolre st 1045104c, and
fancy at 1144112c.' lals1ns are firmly held
with loose Muscatels quoted, alt 4464c;
seeded raisins at 54&i4c, and London lay
era at $1.00(51.06.
Philadelphia Frodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 19 BUTTER
Firm; extra Western creamery, 22igC24c;
extra nearby prints," 23c.
EGGS Firm; nearby fresh. 17c at mark;
western fresh. 174Mhc at mark.
CHEESE Stendy; New York full cream,
fancy, new, 124c; New York fair to good,
new, 1149124c; domestic Swiss. Il(gl4c.-
st. I.ools Lire Stock Market.
BT. LOUI8. May 19. CATTLE Receipts,
l.uOO head, including 1,100 Texans. Mai net
steady; native shipping and export steers,
6.lX'sj6 26; dressed beef and -butcher steers,
$3DtK(i686; steers under l.too I ha., t3.6isiis.2ii:
stockers and feeders, $3.50(61.'i6; cows and
heifers, $3.0n6.10; canners. 82.OiKd2.26; bulls,
$2.1(44.60; calves. $3.6o9.76; Texas and In
dian steers, $3 606.35; cows and lieifera,
$2.00ft6 35.
HOGS Receipts, 9.600 head. Market easy:
pigs and lights, $4.8Uii5.35; packers, St.tXKjj
i.so; butchers' and best heavy, $5.2&U6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, S"U head.
Market steady; native muttons, $3.60((i.25;
lambs, $5.(Kgu0; culls and bucks, Hi'a
4.26; stockers. $3.00a3.26; Texans, $3.50j6.Xi.
it. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo May 19. CATTLE
Receipts, 6,200 head. Market steady; na
tives, $4 2Ti(5j.00; Texas westerns, $3 25515;
cows and heifers, $1.75in6 26; bulls, slags,
etc , $2.26'U 16; veals. S3.00fa6.25; yearlings,
calves, S2.i&6'4 00; stockers and feeders. $2.76
64 90.
HOGS Receipts, 8,952 head. Market 6S
10c lower; light mixed, $5.25.274; medium
1 heavy, $.Vafv324, pigs, 84 w-4.tio; DUlk 01
sales. t.ata-
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,430
head. Market steady; lambs, $7.26.
CALVES.
80 4 M 1 104 8 80
110 4 tt 1 10 8 71
It 8 00 1 UK 8 71
STAGS.
1S60 4 40
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
17 I to 11 ! 4 1
t 8 M 1 741 4 1
lot 8 at 1 aw 4 U
117 4 00
HA If FED WESTERNS.
G. J. Alien Mont.
10 heifers... 640 S 80 23 feeders. . $72 6 00
Hogs There was a fairly good run of
bogs here this miming, about 6.008 being
on sale. The receipts arrived early and the
market opened In good aoason, but dis
couraging reports from eastern points
affected this market to some extent and
buyers were bearish. Bids on the opening
were fully a nickel lower than yesterday,
and. as sellers did not meet the decline
readily, trading was a little alow at first,
but the bogs were picked up In good sea
son at prices ranging from $5 17W to $5 2-4
The popular price today was $5 20, with the
better grades mostly st $5 224 Some prime
beaviea gold up 10 $I?V Aa Uit morning
Rloax ly Mve Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, May It. CATTLE Re
ceipts, s) head; matket unchanged; beeves,
$4 0u6o.85; cows, bulls and mixed, $3,0041 fo;
stockers and feeders, $3.0f'4 50; calves and
yearlings. $3.000-3 .45.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head; market s big
nickel lower, selling at $5.156.30; bulk of
sales. $5 2"ti6 26.
Stark In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
-iern markets yesterday:
t attle, nogs
1.337 8 622
3td
., 1 000
.. 60
.. 1.500
.. 1.500
4.000
t.OlO
8 953
t.500
,
Sheep
2o
8.14V)
1,43
'!
7.000
.14.837 86,074 17,0.13
South Omaha .
Ploux City
Kansss City ....
St. Joseph
St. Ivouls
Chicago
Totals
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. May It. COTTON
Quiet; sales, 10 bale; ordinary, 61-16C;
good ordinary, 4f; low middling, 740;
middling. 7Vc; good middling. 8 1-16c; mid
dling fair. 640. Receipts, $.628 bales; stock,
166,242 bales.
LIVERPOOL. May lt.-COTTON-8pot In
fair demand, prices 4 points lower; Amer
ican middling fair. 4 ltd; good middling.
4 57(1 : middling, 4 39d; low middling. 4 23d;
good ordinary. 4.0bd: ordinary, $.89d. The
sales of tbe day were lo.duo bales, of which
l.Uou were- for speculation and export and
Included t4 American; receipts. I7.m
bales. Including 13.800 American.
ST. LOUIS. May 19 COTTON Steady;
middling. 7 1518c. Receipts. 450 bales; sales.
t.t bales; shipments, o4 bales; stock, 47,557
bales.
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL, May 19. WHEAT Boot :
Market quiet ; No. 1 California, 6s 8d.
Futures: Market, steady; May, 6s S4d;
July, 6s 94d; September, 6s 8d.
CORN Spot: Market firm: American
mixed, new, 4a 44d. Futures: Market
steady; May, 4s 4d, July, 4s 441-
Prorla Market.
PEORIA. May 19-CORN-Market lower;
No. 3 vellow, 614c; No. 4, 604c.
OATS Market unchanged; No. 3 white,
S0ifi31e: No. 4 white, not quoted.
WHISKY On- the basis 01 si-3 tor fin
ished tooda
Duluth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Mav 1. WHEAT Tt arrive:
No. 1 northern. $1.06. m track: No. 1
northern. $1.05: No. 2. northern, $1,004; May,
$1.06: July, $1,044: September, 834c.
OATS To arrive and on tracK, ivt.
. . .ji
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record May 18 as furnished
by the Midland Guarantee and I rust coni
panv. bonded abstracter, 1614 Karnam
street, for The Bee: .
Marv I. Miller to J. W. Murphy, lot 12.
block 12, South Omha. $2,000
E. A. Chappell and wife to Emma J.
i'rf. lots 8 to 12. bloc i7. Benson . 2
Tnede B. Reed and husband to 8
Wakley, part of lot 6, block 4. Drake g tut)
Dora Norwall and husband to Carrie
Chlval. part lot 20, block 15, Im
provement association 1,01)
F. T. Clark and wife to J. A. Grif
fen. lot 85. Windsor Place 1 frrt
Ella Poppleton to Myra E. Palmer, lot
19. block 19. Hanscom Place 8 0
W. J. Kierstadt and wife to E. R. Duf
fle, part lot 8. block 4. Sniithfleld . . 2,0t
W. Bindemp and wife to F. W. Ad
gate, lot 5. block 1. Sherwood's sub.. 1,500
F. W. Adgate and wife to Mollis Bind
erup, lot 8, block A Kountze Place. 4.750
E. R. I.ielgh and wife to Lizzie Helvey,
lot 11. block 3. McGavock at O Keefe. 600
National Life Insurance cotnpanv to
E W. Gunther, part lot 63, HarU
man'a add 6,500
F. A. Gray to National Insurance
company, lot 1, block la, E. V.
Smith's 100
H. S. Thomas and wife to Anna E.
Breeden. lot 18, block 111. Florence... 85
H. E. Erlckhorn to Marv Nlesman, lot
10, block 2, A. S. Patrick 1,500
F. C. McDowell and wife to J. Wear,
lots 8, 9 and 12. block 1. Wakley a
add : . 30
J. K. Hazard and wife to Crowell Lura-,
ber and Grain company, tract in sec
tion 10-15-18 1.000
Marthena Saundera to same, part of
se4 of 10-15-13 J.HtO
C. Hanson snd wife to same, part of
Be 4 of 10-15-13 1,750
J. Johnson to M. Rtppel, part of lot
1, block 2, Park Place..., 1,050
Edvards-VVood Co.
(Incorporated I
rUin Office: Fifth gad Roberta Strati
5T. PAUL- filNN.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Msy 19 DRY OOOD8
The attitude of the dry goods msrket so
far as sellers are concerned Is very firm,
and yet the buyer Is not operating with
any freedom, waiting for annual stock tak
ing as a rule. Stocks are reported to be
very low for this season of the lesr ami
this condition la bound to be rejected at
fljtt hands before long. Tbt outlouk (ia
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provision.
Ship Your Grni.i to Us
Branch Offlee, 110-111 Board al Trad
Blde; Omaha. Sea. Telephone 8S14.
2)2-214 Exchange Bldg.. South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone tltf. Independent 'Phont !
And you are not 1
MTERENTKIJ t (.Ol.DKIEI.n. .
We are ottering the first block of de
velopnunt stock in the GuldJteld Lucky
Strike Mining Co. at 15 cents p-r share.
The Gnldfield Lucky Strike pro-rty eun
Slsting of 55 acres Is not alone In the lieatt
of the producers, but sdjmns the Einpiio
and Lotie Star, btith prtnlucers. The ledge
thst the Empire Ik workiiig on and tx
tractlng $.)ii ii ore from, exu-nda Into and
through our properly. Wo urge you for
our mutual benefit to write us for full par
ticulars. Remember only Km. Mat shares at
16c, balance If sold will not go on the -market
under 26c.
Henry 4 nek ester ft.. Inc.,
114-317 Wtlla Bldg ., Milwaukee, Wig,
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