Nebraska Newspapers

    TI1E OMAHA DAILY TrT'
WEDNESDAY.
MAY 24. 1905.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Unf?orble Crop EetorU Toroe Bulg.
in Jttly WJieit.
ADVICES OP DAMAGE IN THREE STATES
May I troaa A1Ball fiqaees
Cora ! Pw otrhes There
la HI la hi !! im
Price of oat a.
July
today.
nor a
23
to
we
of
being a
ond patent. MIJ: frst clear. $4 08
4 1": second clear. $2 6S1J2 85.
BRAN In bulk. 13.isji$ o.
OMAHA. May
wheat moved tip
the chief factor
Uniavorabl rron rennrfa. .nrd
upon the market. Inglls, the crop expert.
. . me state earn of ilia
.Mississippi, tells of much dams In llli
nol and Indiana. Bt. 1-oui experts sav
that the Kansas crop lae been overesti'
mated. The bulla, who are endeavoring to
get off with aa light Iowa aa possible In
Muy, also had the beat of It In that month.
h May clone, was $1.02, July was 6Sc
nd September, 82o..
The bulla squeesed enrp up a few notches
more. Trailing waa not heavy, aa the
shorts do not aeem to be In a hurry about
rovertng. price were colc higher. Mav
closed at 67Vo. July at 46o, old July at
46c, September at 47e, and old Septem
ber at 46e.
Oat were up He. May finished at 3ufi,
July at 2S and September at 2xc.
Brad a tree la report ahowa a decrease In
the world a visible supply of wiieat for last
week of 2.100,000 bushels: for the week be
fore, $.2?,(aaj bushels. The corn decrease
waa 1.54,Ouo buahela, against $.2KW,000 bush
els the week before. The oata decrease
waa 1.163.000 buahela.
Corn receipt and caah sales ara larger
In Chicago than for aome time. Sales yes
icrday were 125.000 bushels, mostly No. 2.
Sales of oata were 300.000 buabels, including
150.000 buahela standard. At the seaboard
export aalea were 40,000 bushels of wheat,
120,000 buahela of corn and 80.000 bushels
of oata. Wheat stocks In Chicago public
elevators decreased 260.1a bushels last
week and corn stocks 650,646 bushels. The
Inter Oce-an aaya that millers will advance
the price of flour 2ftc a barrel today. The
prices on standard patents will be $6.20 In
wood.
The weather map is In the main a fa
vorable one, though In aome states the
ground waa so thoroughly oaked that corn
planting la yet light. One of the most
promlneat cattle feeders In Missouri says
"Missouri haa seldom had such a poor
stand of corn at this aeason." Morgan
county, Missouri, reports that the corn
haa been planted three times
The Chicago Tribune aaya today: "The
fact that Saturday will bo practically the
last oay on which corn received here, wnicn
will have to bt dried, will be available fo
delivery, haa stopped the bidding In the
country for prompt shipment, and the at
titude of the May price Is making the
farmer slow to sell on bids sent out on
the July bad for thirty daya' shipment.
Acceptance were small, it was said, how
ever, that farmer In Illinois and Iowa
were selling more freely to the country
elevators. Some cash men were predicting
that If the corn prices holds over 66c, re
ceipts will run from 40 to 800 cars a day
this week,' and perhaps 2.000,0ii0 bushels of
corn will have to be taken by the bulla.
J. A. Patten says: 'Yes. It looks as If there
were com In the country, and receipts will
be large for ten days, but we will take It
all and pay for It."
Oneaha Caah galea.
WHEAT No. 1. 65 lbs., 1 car. 64c.
Omaha Caah trices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 5ftt99c: No. I hard.
KCWc; No. 4 hard, o$8ec; No. 3 spring,
7c.
CORN No. 2. 46c; No. I 45c: No. 4.
44c; no grade. 4oj44c; No. 2 yellow. 46c;
No. $ yellow, 4Sc; No. 2 white, 45c; No.
$ white, 46c.
OATS No. 2 mixed, 2$c; No. 1 mixed.
2o: No. 4 mixed. 28c: No. 2 white, 0c;
No. t white. 0c; No. 4 white, 2c; stan
dard. 30c.
Carlot Reeelnt.
Wheat Corn. Oat.
O'n'
(HIIAI.O GRAI AID PRO.IMOM"
real area af the Trading and (losing
Prleea oa Roar 4 of Trade. .
CHICAGO, Wy -Rcpnrt of rapid de
terioration In the condition of fall sown
wrest rauseO btil11h sentiment In th
wheet pit here today. The July option
closed with a gain of lc Corn is up c,
Oats show c advance. Provisions ait
unchanged to 6c loner.
Strength in the wheat market came after
a rather weak undertone al the atart. In
fluenced by lower prices at Liverpool, tha
market here showed slight losses at th
opening, Initial quotation on July being
unchanged to c lower, at ! to !,'
The fact that weather tnroughout the west
and southwest waa much Improved helped
to bring out selling and resulted In a de
cline to 8c for July. Soon, however.
there commenced to be received crop re
ports from many sections of the winter
wiieat country claiming great deteriora
tion In the growing plant. Kansas City
snd Bt. Louis seemingly vied with each
other In the dissemination of svieh re
ports. The most damage waa reported from
Kansas, where it was estimated, the total
leld will not be over 75.omaio bushel.
May 1. the cron of thaf state was
placed at K.tmo.OOo bushels. That these
reports were In the main a oepted as
correctly disturbing the situation was
shown by the quick advance In prices.
Sentiment became extremely bullish on
urgent bidding by shorts. At 8"c, July
reached the highest point of the day. Dur
ing the Inst nalt hour a portion of the
gain wa lost on profit taking. The market.
nowever, closed strong, wiin juiy at
K"c. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 43,5ii bushels The world s visible
supply, D.s shown b) Bradstreet. decreased
l.loo.ouo bushels. Primary receipt were
266.6H) bushels, compared with 261.000
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 193 cars,
against tsh car last week and 109 car a
year ago.
Sentiment In the corn market was bullish
and the volume of trailing was large. One
factor that greatly aided the bulls was
the strength of wheat. Another influence
was the weather bureau report, which
claimed much replanting of corn was
necessary owing to the continued wet
weather. July opened a shade lower, at
474j46c, sold tietween 47c snd 4Sc, and
cloned at 4c. Ixnal receipt were 449
cars, with lf of contract grade.
Notwithstanding the strength of wheat
and corn the oats market was quite weak
on liberal receipts early in the session.
I.ater shorts covered freely, causing a
complete recovery, the niark'et closing hrm.
July opened Sc lower, at 29Sc sold up
to 30c and closed al 29"c. lxcal receipt
were 244 cars.
Realizing sales by packers caused an
eanler tone In the provisions market. The
declining tendency was checked by the
strength of wheat and corn. At the close
July pork was off 6c, at tl2.57Vi. Lrd was
down Sc. at 17.30. Ribs were unchanged.
t 7.25iS7.i!7V.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: W'heut,
12 cars; corn, 1! cars, oats, 140 cars; hogs,
33,000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Chicago 4 44 244
Kansa City 84 142 12
Minneapolis 186
Omaha I 10 t
Duluth ...w..... 4
Bt. Loul .. 13 66 78
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May
July
July
Sept.
Kept.
Oat
May
July
Sent.
Pork
May
July
Sept.
Lard
May
July
Sent.
Rib
May
July
Sept.
Mlaaeapolla Wheat Market.
The rnge of prices pild In Minneapolis,
a reported by tha Edward-Wood com
pany, llo-111 Board of Trad, wa: '
Article. I Open. I High. Ixw. Close.! Yeay.
Wheat i I 1 I
May... 11SV 1 1T 1 1H 1 1 116
July... lot 1 0SS 1 " 1 07W 1 0f
Sept... 83V 65 U' 64 4i
Corn III
July... 47"y 4S- 47, 4S 4
Sept... 476S a 47VI 47', 47V4
Dec... 44 Wi 46 44t; 44!
New.
WEATHER IX THE
GRAI5I BELT
Light Shower West aa4 Higher Tcan
prrstar la tha Eaat.
OMAHA. Mav 23. 1ft?;
Light showers occurred during th night
In western Nebraska and western South
Ikota, and were scattered throughout th
mountain district within the past twenty
four hour. It 1 raining In the northwest
this morning, thunderstorm are reported
In th southwest, and rain la quite general
throughout the southern state. The
weather continue fair In the central and
upper valleys.
Th temperature ha risen in the western
sections and is slightly lower generally
verywner east ot ma Missouri river,
Omaha record of temperature and ore
ctpitatlon compared with the corresponding
ur oi in past inrce years:
line. 1904. 19TK. iso;.
Minimum temperature. .... 66 66 . 7
Precipitation 00 .03 . 01 .10
Normal temperature for today, 66 de
rrae.
Deficiency In precipitation sine March I,
j W incne.
Deflclency corresponding period In 1904,
10 Inches.
' Deficiency corresponding period In 1903,
,11 cf an inch.
K OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
. Tama. Rain.
Station. . Max. Min. li.coei. Sky.
Ashland, rveo oo
. 70 42 . 02
1? 76 4i T
14 7ti 44 .110
11 . 7 i
IT 7 fc. .16
15 7 64
27 . 74 4 T
16 7K bl .l
11 74 60 .03
.00 Clear
Auburn. Neb 90 63 .00 Clear
Columbus, Neb., 79 66 . 00 Pt. cloudy
Falrburv, Nb... 12 . 4 .no Pt. cloudy
ralrmont. Neo... 71 M .oo i iear
Or Island. Neb. 74 M .r0 Clear
Hartlngton. Neb, 79 62 . Pt. cloudy
Oakdale. No...7 vi .w iiouay
Omaha. Neb 71 . 66 . 00 Clear
Tekamah. Nb... U .00 Clear
iTarroll. I 77 4 W Clear
Clarlnda. la 81 61 .) Clear
fiihlev. fa 74 47 .00 Clear
Sioux City, la.... 7S 64 . 00 Pt. cloudy
Storm Lake. ia.. 7 .to viear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. ok TimD. - Rain.
Central. Station. Mia. Min. lash
4'hlcagn, 111
4.'olumbu, O.
pas Maine. Ie..v
Indiana polia, Jnd.
Kansas City, Mo.
Ixtulavllle. Ky.-.,
Minneapolis
Omaha. Neb
St. Louia, Mo....
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Kaaaaa CUr Grata aad Pratlsloas.
' KANSAS CITT. My 2S WHEAT Firm
Way. ic; . July,, 79&T9Tc; Septemoer
4kc: cash. No. 7 nard. si uibi ; .-so.
UU Of. No. 4. I24jci No. I red, tl.01tjl.0j
CORN Firm; May, July, 44c; Ben-
tarmer. 43wc: can, no. i mixea, w, io
. 17HJ4c; No. t ahlte, 4c; No. I,
efisur
OATS-Steady; No. J whit. 82H3SHc
No. 3 mixed. 2e.
EOOS biead ; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. t white wood rases included. 16c; ca
count. 14c: cases returned, too less
HAY Steady ; choice timothy. $9 M4J 10.00
Choice prairie, 7.64 tu.
RYE Steady at tJtiTOc.
. BUTTER Creamery, 1442 20c; packing, llo.
Kecetpts bhipmenis
Wheat, bu 21 . 63 too
Corn, bu 4 ) 4.i0
Oat, bu - . 9.WW
flkllaSelahla rrw4aee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. May I3.-BVT
TER Firm; extra western creamery. 23c
wtn nMrnv orlnta. 24c.
EOOSSteady; nearby fresh, 17c at mark
western fresh. liVttilSc Bt mark
C H EES B Weaker; New Tork full cream,
fancy new, 11 Wc; New Tork full cream,
fair to good. 10OllCi domestic Swiss,
llffltc.
Peeirla Market.
. PEORIA. III.. May S.-CORN Steady ;
No. 3 yellow. 61 No. 4. suV. no grade,
44lW
OATS Stead) r No 3 'whit. tM30Sc;
No 4 whit. 29V4I90V.C.
WHISK Y-On the bast of 31 M for fin
Ished good. -
Miaaeaalls Crala Market.
MTNNEAOPLIB Minn . May 23 WHEAT
-May, IlltH; July, I1071; September,
V: No. 1 Kara. SI IK . K. 1 northern.
11 10; No f northern. t II. "
FLOVR-First pattata, 34.t0fii.i0, e-
rticle. Open. High, j Uov. Close.! Yes y
Wheat
I
1 1 01
181 VOW
I
1 081 1 01 1 021,' 1 01
(Hi-,, SKI, Ht
KSV Sl 82(& .&2
i
66Mi, 5741 56T-
4S i 4)t twa "
1 67 58
.48 iUiiV!
4i7w4lJS 4s-a 47't 4h,
'47I13V4 4H 47(il' 4ilij;
47(aH 4SilJrWl 4i V47''84
111
ilt',; t 29;
HO' 286 28
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Varying rinctuttion of tin Price LeVel E
mU a Condition of Uncertainty-
VALUES RALLY ON COVERING BY SHORTS
Steeka Which gaffer Most Moaday'
' Decltae shew greatest Reratery
Market C loare Dall aad
Loner,
NEW TORK, May 13. The varying luctu
ation of ttie price level on the Stock ex
chage tody reflected a condition of uncer
tainly and of a good deal ot jii atlflcatlon
of the speculative mind. The mystery con
tinued to cenier around the source of tna
effective and Imposing selling of yesterday.
The uncertainty had to do with the natuie
of today buving and the question of lis
substantial motive. It was the genernl
supposition that yesterday's violent declines
would have a natural supplement today In
large additional selling oraers.
the level ot prices mst nigoi nun
generally below th extreme decline of last
month and, having broken through that
evel. the usual course In a epecuiauo
market 1 a considerable additional decline.
t became evident very quickly today, now-
ver, that neither the lmiiaJrmeni oi mar
gin nor the nervou feeling aroued i
yesterday weakness had resulted In any
considerable accession of the selling pres-
ure. Public announcement waa mane ai-
must Inmieriintel v of the SUStK'hSion Of the
Merchants Trust' company, and profeeslonal
hear traders followed ineir invananie rum
of buving stocks to cover short contracts
when the bad new which Induced the nort
selling has come out. There wa a very
general opinion that If the trouble of tne
trust company was tne maucemeni tu uit
selline of vesterduv. the process had been
considerably overdone, o mat it oenoovm
the ellers to retrace their course. Covering
of short contracts put out during the de
dine yesterday undoubtedly plsyed a con
slderable part In the wide recovery on ihe
second movement. This was shown by the
snecial tirominenre in the advance or the
stocks which suffered most on yesterday
decline. hen the urgent demand irom the
shorts had been satisfied the scarcity of
anv other buying tiecaine conspicuous and
hesitation and uncertainty overcame the
speculative mind again. Immediately news
ol the day had little to do with the course
of prices. The difficulties of the Merchants
1 rust company nave oeen generally unuer
stood for some time and their origin In old
standing conditions deprived the incident
of any power for violent effect. There is.
however, sufficient room for the drawing
of analogies and the recent expansion of
the activities of trust companies into new-
fields and the large additions to their num
ber have received active discussion.
The ease of money was unaltere. but
sterling exchange continues to advance.
The market was practically in a torpor
during the latter part of the day and prac
tically all of the day s gains were yielded
under very light pressure of selling. The
closing was easy and some ot tne maraei
leaders were below last night.
Bonds were Irregular. 1 otai sales, par
value, $2.90,000. I'nlted State bonds were
II unchanged on call.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Bales. mgn.LiOw.cioee,
I
4t
47
4T
30
Si
12 55 12 60
12 771 12 85
7 32
760
7 07
7 25
7 60
7 Ci
7 60 i
7 10 i
7 27
7 62;
12 4R 12 50
12 66 12 67 12 til'
12 77 12 8"J 12 87
7 17' 7 22
7 27' 7 80 i 7 35
7 45 i 7 47 7 52
7 07' 7 10 ' 7 10
7 22 7 27, 7 27
7 47. 7 60 7 64
No. J aOld. bNew.
Cash Quotations were as follow:
FLOCK Firm; winter patents, $4.10to
4.20; winter Htralpln, . J3.i.u spring
patent. $4.606 30; spring straight. 33.90-a
a est- .ki.upa r Mir.fi u
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1.0sfr.ll; No.
spring. $1.004il.08; No. 2 red. $l.un4jl.06.
CORN No. 2. 67c: No. 2 yellow. 67.c.
OATS No. 2. 3f4r(3iic; No. 2 white, 31'c;
No. 3 white, 3193''c. -
R I tNo. 2, 77J7!C. -
BARLEY Good feeding. 3S40c: fair to
choice malting, 46'49e.
BttO-Ko. 1 nax. 31.1'fi; o. l noruiwest
em, $1.42. Timothy, prime. $2.90. Clover,
contract grade. Jll. ,t'a
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12.45
012.50. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.15S7.17. Short
ribs sides (loose). 17 05.15. Short clear
aide (boxed). $7.1257.26.
Following were the receipts and shipment
of flour and grain:
neceipis. enipments
Flour, bbl l.n s.tc)
Wheat, bu 14.000 2S.200
Corn, bu 272iO 82,)
Oats, bu 267. 2w 5"C1'3
Kye. tu .'
Barley, bu 42,900 6.100
On the Produce exchange today the but'
ter market was tea5y; creamery, 16tJlc
dairy. 16'illSc. Lggs. steady: at mark, case
Included. 15c; firsts. 16c; prime firsts, 17c
exiras, jmy. vnece, weaa. jsi"-c.
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
of the Day oa
Commodities.
Varloa
shows: AvallsMe rash
437; goloV $70.5!.27.
balance, $12 4.
New Terk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Mar 23 MONET On call.
easv at ao. per cent, closing Md. 2 per
cent: offered it 2 per cent; time money,
stesdy nd unchanged; sixty days, J per
cent; ninety deys, $ per cent; six months,
8q3 per cent.
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPER-3tI4
per cent
STr.KL.IMi r.Ai iiAiuiv-rirm, wiin
actual business In nan Kern niii at ns.j'
$4 87 for demand and at $4 WOKM Shis for
slxtv-dar bills; posted ratea. $4 85404.86 and
. 1 . . . ua Ann.mMlBl hill. tl k .
SILVER Bar. 6c, Mexican dollars. 46c
BONIS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing price on bonfl wr:
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tfo revpon
f 8. Is. re
to coupon
t). . see 4a, Tt
o ceupon
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do coupon
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. ..li4 X"i lentral T
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Ma. Sacurltlaa M t W. A L.. B. 4a
Erl prior lien 4a lot ;WI. Central 4a
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Colo. A i . 4a
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Boston Stock anal Bonds.
BOSTON. May 23 Call loans. 3S4
cent: time loans, a per cent,
closing cf mock and nond:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal Receipt of Cul nd Frioei
Fully Btfgdy.
HOGS AVERAGE ONLY A SHADE LOWER
Light Receipts of sheep and Market
Active anal Full) Mraa Large
Ran of Lambs, with Traee
Dall and Leaver.
SOl'TH OMAHA. May 23. 19"
Receipt were; Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Official Monday 4.019 4.;1 6.9u2
Official Tuesday $.9.4 16.46 6.747
Total thl week 7.9'3 2O.056 12.7"J
Total last week 7.6.4 ll.r5 l.93i
Same davs week before.. 6.97 .Ues 9.O0J
Same tliree wiek ago.... 6.849 14.i9 19.76$
Same four weeks ago 6.wO 16 6.5 lit.tOl
SHme days last year 7 415 i.3J7 9.1J8
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO PATE.
The following tahle shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with
last year;
19i. 1904. Inc.
Csttle $".1,190 377.116 3.9M
Hogs 1,029. 148 l,Oi;Vo53 15.495
Sheep 646.4t4 639,667 S.74J
ln 1 0110 wing table siiuwt u.
pile of hugs at South uinsiia tor lb ial
several daa, with comparison:
per
Official
.10
40
sio
2no
UK)
1.200
'200
4"0
is.ioii
4.400
400
'406
1.100
Hl
6, $00
Shi
2.500
2.rVi
4.2(0
'200
100
lloO
1.1U0
1.900
3"0
10.100
6.000
1.900
3 ioo
10(1
74.0110
I.H00
12
NEW YORK. May 23 -FLOI R-Recelnts
s.ioo pdis.; exports, v.juo onis. ; marae
firmer with fair trade: winter patents, $4110
Si 25; winter straights, $4 .Wfl-4.85; Minn-'
ola paienls. $6. woo. 10; winter extras, $2 35
jst. to, Minnesota ttaaers. J "frii.(io; winter
low grades, $3.253.66. Kye flour, firm: lair
to good. H.lbtit.ao; choice to fancy. 14
4. Ho.
.CORN MEAL Firm: fine white and yel
low, H.'Ai: coarse, II 'Wil.lv. Kiln dried
$2. 75 2. 85.
BARLEY IU1X: feeding. 44c c. 1. 1
New Yora; maiung. ao'dotu c. 1. 1. iiunali
WHEAT Receipts. 6S.0OW bushels: snot.
maraet nrm; jvo. 2 rea. i.ub: nominal
elevator and $1.( nominal f. o. b. afloat
No. 1 Northern Duluth. $1.12 f. o. b. anoit
No. 1 hard Manitoba, $1 02 f. o. b. afloat
An opening decline of 1l-lc, due to bette
wealner news, was immediately followed
by a strong advance that carried July up
lc bushel. It was based on persistent
crop damage reports and active outside
support. May waa also very strong on
manipulation, closing 3c net higher,
whereas other months reacted partially aim
closed c net higher. May. $10601.(10,
cloMcd $1 06; July closed 94c; September,
hifeo'7c; closed, taj'ac; iM-ceniber, KtiitjMi!';
closed. sc.
CORN Export. 1.900 bushels; spot, market
firm. No. 2 yellow. 67c; No. 2 white, 6V-.
The option market was more active and
generally firmer cm showery weather pre
diction nd lighter estimated receipts, un
til near the close, when July eased off wltn
wheat and was finally c higher, against
2c rlae in May. May, 5V(j8r; closed.
6c; July. UVui4' (los..d, 64c.
OATS Receipts. 91,50il bushels; spot. mar.
ket ateady; mixed oats. 26 to 30 pounds,
!ti'g35c; natural while, 30 to 32 pounds, 36
tjc, clipped white, 36 to 40 pounds, 36
Ji40e.
HAY Quiet : shipping, 60c; good to
Choir. T7U82c.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice.
is4, tl9c 1903. .'.'a2&c; t.ida, ni3c; p-
clrtlc coast, 1904. 26H2Hc; 19u3. 2UjJ4c; olds,
lift 15e.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston. 2 to 26 lbs.
2ic; California. 21 to 4 IPs, j9c; I'rxws.
dry. 24 to So lbs.. 18c.
I.EATH ER Firm ; acid. 2426c.
PROVISIONS Keef. nrm; lanuly, flS.W'Sf
14IIO; mess. $11.0001160; beer hams. $21.0tf
22.60: acket. $12.6'i(i i.VOO; city extra, India
mess. $'3i.HM22 6u. Cut meats, rlrin; nlckled
bellies. $7 5H&S.45; pit kled shoulders, &$;
pickled hams. tin '"i 10 16. Lard, easy;
western steamed. 7.iuri 1 4a, renneii, stea.lv;
continent, 17 7V eV.uth America. $V25: com
pound. 540. Pork, firm; family,
114. o" 15.00; ariuil clear, tllii-'u u (. , n,, .
$13 S7fil2 7
TALlAiW Easy: city i$2 00 per pkg ), 4c;
count iv (pkgs. freei. 4i4c.
RICE 1 "triii : domestu, lair to extra, $9
IV: Jupoo. nominal.
Bl'TTER Firm; street price, extra
creamery, i.'(ri22e. Ofhcial prices:
Creamery, common to extra. 2jqj22c, state
dalrv. common to extra. 16di:c; renovated,
common to extra. Iidl9c; western fac
tory, extra. Iodise; western Imitation
creamerv. extras. 21c; firsts. 1MT19C.
CHEESE Easv; new. state, full cream,
small white, flue, lc: state, fair to
choice. 9tjl0c; new. slate, large white,
fine, lotjh'1; new, state, colored, tine, 9
luc
EGt'JS Irregular: western average, finest,
18o; western firsts. 17fll7c.
PtHl.TRV-Alive, hrm. western sprlnir
chicken, per ym.r. 7&rn$1.00; fowls, li.-; old
turkeys, 12 "V Pressed, steady; western
bmilera. per lb., $u&30c; tow re. K'(il3c, tur
keya. 13fl7c.
Mllssaakee firala Market.
MII.WACKEE, Wi.. May S3. WHEAT
Market higher; No. 1 northern. $1.14; No.
$ northern. $1 .1: July. Wc asked
RYE t'ne rent higher. No. . 83e.
BARLEY-Steady. No 2. 61ci sample,
oRN-puU. No. X. tflW'jC July, iis
bid.
Atchison 6.700
do pld 9"0
Atlantic Coast IJne.. 2.6i
Baltimore & Ohio k.K"0
do pfd l'i
Canadian Pacific 7.6O0
Central of N. J 100
Chesapeake c Ohio.. 2.a
Chicago & Alton 5"i
do pfd S'i
Chicago G. W e.soo
Chicago & N. W 8.600
C. M. & St. P tsi.rJUO
Chicago T. & T
do nfd
C. C. C. & St. L ...
Colorado Southern
do 1st pfd
do 3d nfd
Delaware & Hudson.
Delaware. L. W...
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern .......
do pfd
Louisville N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Metropolitan St. Ry..
Mexican Central
Minneapolis & St. L.
M.. St. P. At S. St. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, K. & T
do pfd
N. R. R. of M. pfd...
New York Central
N. Y., O. & W
Norfolk & Western...
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C . C. at St. L
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway- ...
do pfd
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. L. & V
do nfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling L. E. .
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific .
Adam Express . .
American Express
1'. S. Express
Wells-Fargo Expres ....
Amalgamated Copper 61.600
American C. & F S.an
do pfd ga)
American Cotton Oil. MO
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd tvio
American Linseed Oil 2o0
do pra
Amer. locomotive. .. 13,900
do pfd 500
American 8. & R 66.I11O
do pfd )io
Anjer. Sugar Refin... t.MU
Amer. Tobacco. 0. e.
Anaconda Mining Co. 800
Brooklyn R. T. 17 400
Colorado F. 1 9.0m
Consolidated Gas .... 1 000
Corn Products 7110
do pfd
Pistlllers' Securities. 21(10
General Electric l.mn
International Paper. l.4
do pfd ir
International Pump.. P
do pfd 4111
National Iad 2.3'in
North American .... 1600
Pacific Mall o
Peoples Ga 7 4l
Preased Steel Car.... 2 on
do pfd ino
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel &"
. do prd 1,6,10
Rubber Good 1.100
do pfd inn
Tennessee C. A I S.400
I". 8. leather 111(1
do pfd
I . B. Kealty 4.l
V. S. Rubber l.i
do pfd 1 .fvtft
V. S. Steel lll.ftii
do pfd in i
Va-Oarc Chemical.. too
do pfd
Wesdnghouse Elec... 91
Western I'nion 5,lyo
Total
loo
148
107
96
143
190
46
32
77
1S"W
SO
172
3i
95
26
6H
.
181
27
84
38
76
6-'
92
157
lol
146
ltkj
96
141
190
46
SI
77
17
20,1
169.
si
K
2
62
32
1",9
27
84
87
75
62
it;"
156
711:1
eK
1.4'H
Sufi
.. 19.(l"0
410
.. 4l
. . l.flta'l
.. 3.4"0
.. 1.8(1)
400
. .188.9011
IciO
.. 1.2.H
.. l.WKI
2il
.V.l
VI)
.. 11.V10
24
58
142
162
76
116
19
lii"
l.:4
96
2V
1
3i
Lis
45
133
70
8x
90
26
7:
62 ,
20
5s
611
im
2S
95
81
,",
54
117
96
is
16
5.1
179
24
e
10l
146
'i
96
141
1S6
45i
?
75 18
Ui.
l"i0
17
81
93
io
62
82
1,9
166
83
8,
13
62
67
92
156
23
48
21
67
140" 141M
162 161
114
18
112"
IM
94
24
66
84
1K
44
.6
isi
70
87
90
25
72
61
5s
6s
118
2S
95
?i
34
54
115
96
15
21
50
175
Atrhlaon adj. 4a
do 4a
We, ("antral 4a
Atchlpon
do pfd
P.oaton A Aloanr...
Boalon Elevated
Kltrhburg ptd
Mcxlran Central
N r., N H. A H..
Pera Marouetta ....
I'nion Parlnr
Am. Arn. ("ham.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube...
Am. Pugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
! Pom. I A S
Kdlann Rlec. Ilium.
Oen. Elec
Mas. Elec
do trfd
Maaa C.aa
I'nlted Prult
I'tilted Shoe Marti .
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Weatin. common .
Bid. I Asked.
94 Adventure
101 Allouer
. 74 Amalgamated
. T74i American Zlno ....
.101 Atlantic
.K4 tUOKbam
. lfl Calumet A Heels.
.144 Centennial
. 1H Copper Ranee
.1K j lol) Weet
.Ion trmlnlnn Coal ...
.llF.V'Pranklln
. t? lorancr
. 8 I lle TloTile
414 Maaa Mining
1S0-V
.137
.102
Mit-higin
Mohiwk
Mont C. A C.
Old Pomlnlon .
Oaceola
1 Parrot
246 Quinrv
Shannon
14 Tamerark
Trinity
4ll I'nlted Copper. .
1( if S Mining...
4VV. 8 Oil
ill4 t'tab
2F.141 Vlrtorta
tli. W' nona
"4 I Wolverine
. w
. l
.
.
. It
.. '
,t".o
. It
. "'4
. Ul
. "4
.
i
. II
.. 1
,. 11
.. 41
. I
.. 8'.,
. . I1
.. U
.. ;
.. u
. .102
i
.. 84
.. 1
.. 1"
.. 42
.. I
.. t
..107
Seer York Mining;
NEW YORK, May 23.-
Stocka.
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con M Lwtla ri.f t
Alice 46 Ontario 400
Breeoe ZS OpbJr 4.'5
Brunpwlck Con 1 Ptioenlz -
Comatork Tunnel I Potoat IK
Con. Cal. A Vs 164 Savage 4o
Horn Silver 110 Sierra Nevada in
Iron Silver too Small Hopes It
Lttdville Cos 6 Ptandard ISfc
Oflered.
Bank Clearings.
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mav
May
.May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
905. '1904. 1903. UOj.lI9i.l.jl900. 1189$.
111
6 lits! 4 60
...
9...
10..
11..
12..
U..
14..
lo..
1..
1,..
18..
19..
2..
21. .
22..
23..
xl It) IM IH 111
,0, 1 vl, 111 1 I J
I 6 1, 4 65: I 7 01 t ,2 . 1-1 J
( t. v,7. , 1 111 1 Iti I h aVAl 6 MJ $ I
II I 4 W, . 72; 7 0$1 ll"
I I 271 4 66! f 6 9i I 4J7 I I 4
I 4 641 tki. k 931 6 61 i 21 1 V.
I 17 I 6 63 3 9i 6 64, 10 I 6t
6 ins, 4 67 7 us, u tu, t U
I 19 I 4 68 1 7 071 6 Hi 116, I U
6 27i 4 64 , 6 54! I 6 66, 6 16, $ U
6 2ti 4 61 46, 6 i ! I H
i 19 4 6K 41 i U6I i 8 1 6
, a ut 'i u a ,1. o lil
j 32! 1 12 B 0O 6 Kl $
4 60 I 35 ' 07, 5 69, I $3 3 63
I U, 0 li O AVI t ov
1 6 73. s 111 3 69
1 IS It T1I 4 "
I Ill I II 14 IMS 4 HI
4 I II I Hit 4 40
I , 4?4 I It I Itel 4
1 10O0 I M t 11 t t
11 f-aa I 40 Ut 4 I"
1 . H" II" ft 4 ao
1 114 ITt 4 im 4 as
4 14 IN 11 iret t Tt
CALVES.
t t " I 17 I t
t 404 4 04 I ill t 4
t too (T t IM I 71
I ITt I re I I at 4 74
4 114 I no 1 t40 I ts
t ill I J I.... inn 1 74
t Ill IK I ISO t SO
1 lit IM Id 10 I 00
evLi .
I 1170 lit 1 lTto I an
1 lite I to 1 itr. t
1 itr I 7 I trio 4 o
1 T?n I at t 140 4 00
1 a i 1 urn t 4
1 inso I 10 1 tu 4 l
t nan I ft 1 u 4 It
1 1 sen If 1 ian 4 tn
1 1J40 I to 1 tons 4 Mi
1 IMP I Tl 1 11.40 4 M
9TOI KERS AND FEEfiEHS.
1 40 I 71 II tU 4 it
t Ml I OS I 44.1 t IT.
I t!4 I 00 t 47t 4 n
4 til I 40 I SOP 4 It
4 400 I 71 Tt M4 4 14
1 tad I Tt 14 in ID
I tl I Tt t Ml IS!
1 let I at II t!t 4 11
4 440 t 0 I tit 4 le
I Ml to tt Ill 4
to til 4 II
tearir. selling at W ; balk of sales.
$i zyji, :i
S. I.oal I lie locl, Vlarket.
8T. LOflfl. Mo. My 2".-I" ATT1 K - K.
celfts. t head Including Tcxsrs
Matket lower Native shipping and e.
port steers. $4 9i'j6?f,. dtesserl beef "1
butcher steers. 4 ,iiKri6 75; steer tinder 1 'oi
rounds $3 TMM , stockers and f eelei .
2n(i4 71i; cows and heifers $4.5ei&.:;
canners, $2 onui! 2"; bull" $.l.'ti 4 .6 ; islvea.
$5rto4T6 75: Texas and Indian steers, 3:: 'o
J ; corns n1 tu ners. Jmna
HO( if-Receipts. 9 ViO lieid Market
stesdy rigs and light. 14 astrf, 50; rankers
$4 76ti$ .5o; butchers and lCKt heavy, $r 35t
$.56
(tHEI'T AND LAMBS -Receipts. 3 onr,
head Market steady Nstlve muttons
MKifS.26; litmhs, $'v(i,. iv culls sid
bucks, $JOffl4 50; sttM kers,
lexan. $3 5"S;6(io.
Botith Omaha 6 964 15 4!T. $.747
Bloug ritv .
Kansas t'ltv 12i l.M) t.nAi
Pt. Joseph 3.14o $.ota 7 24"
St. lxnils S'n 9 6 41 3 5iv
Chlcgo 4.0" 15.014) 15.no
Totals 31,204 67.390 59.4K1
I I 14,
I 6 20
I 6 2
I 6 25
I 0 li"s
5 23; 4 46
! I 4 41
; 6 29;
4 6
4 62j
4 52,
4 4,
I 27
n ul
27
24i
6 16
6 19
7 12.
7 11,
7 07 1
7 03
7 0
e iv t oo
5 73, I 3 66
6 87 I 03,
5 63 6 0o, 3 6J
5 61. 6 01, 3 6o
:
96
30
35
17
46
109
llo
lit
13i
lot?"
59
40
is
11
ii"
170
19
7s
29
79
44
99
35
1
36
91
In
7H
34
103
76
11
35
37
1I6
26
93
32
159 ' '
9-'
76
30
34
17
44
los
1"7
116
13i
10-j
f'
as
11
40
IS
24
29
76
43
97
34
99 ,
34
91
is"
69
83
1B
73
11
to?.
:fi
91
31
157
114
is
00
111
153
95
24
67
31
13l
44
76
92
13!"
70
67
89
M
2.
71
61V
;o
OS'S
lis
2
9.",
31
;t,
53
115
96
16
37
15
21
45
17s
243
22
12.'
240
76
31
96
3o
2
4
34
17
42
44
106
lus
117
,13"
96
I'll
67
IS.;
"I
oh
1
169
ls-4
76
26
79
43
9
:(
!'9
90
230
16
10'.
73
11
106
S.S
36 .
liM
91 S
31
10",
156
92
OMAHA. May 23 Bank clearings for
today were $1,300,110.06 and for the corre
sponding date last yeur $1.183.120 96.
St. Loal General" Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 23. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, $1.00fi 1.01 ; track,
$1.09-91.1$; May. $L00; July, 64(&4c; No.
i hard, tl.OfWil.lo.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 51c; track,
62(a62c; May, 51o; July, .47c.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash. 30c; track. 31
31c; May, 80c; July, 28c; No. 2 white,
3M4iac.
r'lAM'R Steady; red winter patents. $4 S5
6.00; extra fancy and- straight, $4.7(B'4.0;
clear, $3.6063.00. ;
6EEI) 1 iniotnv.. siertdy at $2.00tff2-6O.
CORNMEAL StesdV ' t $2.50.
BRAN Higher; Lacked,' east track, 77&
TSc. ". ' '
HAY Steady; tlfnothy, K.OOg'lJ.OO; pntlrle,
$6.0'a.60.
IRON COTTON TI8-9c.
BAGGING lc.
HEMP TWINE 6V4''. ."
PROVISIONS Pork, " lower: jobbing.
$12.65. Ird. firm: prime steamed. $6.75.
Dry salt meats (boxed i. steady; extra
shorts, $7.87; clear rllis,' $7.60; short clears.
$7.62. Bacon (boxedi, steady; extra shorts,
$6.00; dear ribs. IS 12; short clear, $3.87.
POl'LTRY Springs, lower; chickens, 11c;
springs, 25'&30c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 10c;
geese, 6c.
Bl'TTER Lower; creamery. Ig21c;
dairy, 1619c.
EGGS Steady, 13c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.000 12.ooo
Wheat, bu 33,000 SS.Oiki
Corn, bu 85.000 22.000
Oats, bu.., 78,000 67.00U
Available dnpplles of Grain.
NEW YORK. May 23 Special cable an!
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet snow the following change in
available supplies, as compared wltn last
account:
Wneat. I'nltrd States and Canada, east
of Rockies, decreased 2,323,000 bu.; afloat for
and in Europe, increased 200.0W bu.; total
supply, decreased 2.123.04) bu.
t orn, United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decnased 1.694.0O0 bu.
Oats, United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decreased 1,163.000 bu.
The leading increase reported this week
are: 120.000 bu. at Goderteh. Ont.; K.1.trti bu.
In Manitoba. 75.000 bu. at Louisville, ltvi.ool
bu. at Kingston, Ont., and 56.000 bu. at ii.
Milwaukee private elevators. The leading
decreases are: 67.000 bu. at the Cliltago
private elevators. 90.000 bu at Port Huron
and 60.000 bu. at Depot Harbor.
Dalath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Minn., May 23-WHEAT-To
arrive. No. 1 northern, $1.06 on track;
No. 1 northern. $1.09; No. 2 northern.
$I (i4; May, 1.09; July, 1.09; September,
K4c.
oats to ai rive, uc; on track. 3U'c.
Indicate Sunday.
The nfhi ia; ntnuiT of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Catt le.ttofcS.BneepH'r'S.
C. M. a St. P. Ry.... 6 9....
abash 4 . .
Mo. Pat- Ky 4 2
Union Pac. Ry 37 5o 13
C. & N. W. Ry 12 1..
E. E. & M V. Ry . 45 71 .. 1
C. St. P., M. ti O. Ry..20 16 3
B. & M. Kv 43 35 I
C, B. 4 y. Ry 4 6
C, R 1. P., east.. 4 12
C R. I. A.- P., west.. 4 6 8 ..
Illinois Central 1 8
Chi. Great Western.. 4 4 ..
Total Receipts 177 215 26 1
The disposition of tne receipts was a fol
lows, each buyer purchasing th number of
Head indicated:
Buyer.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift & Co
Co
Cattie. Hogs. Sheep,
Cudahy Packing
Armour 4i (o
Vansant & Co
Carey & Benton...
Hill & Huntringer.
Huston - Co
L. F. Husi
Mike Haggerty ...
J. B. Root & Co...
Bulla & Kline
Morton & G
6. & S
Other Buyer
637
. 926
.l.lot)
. ,16
. 163
2.o42
3.3o5
4.4S0
b.isJO
110
1.560
i,7;o
HOOS-Ther waa a rather heavy run of
hogs here today, about 196 cr being on
sale. The receipts arrived erly and buy
ers were out In good season. Th quality
of the hogs was much better than yester
day and buver took hold In good shape.
The market opened with price a little
lower than yesterday and there wa
fair activity displayed. The bulk of the
offerings was disposed of In good time. A
the morning advanced the market ruled a
tittle stronger, but the general trad wa
a shade lower, easing off a little on the
rlose. Th popular price yesterday was
$5 30. with a bulk of $5 77 to $5. JO. Today
the same bulk prevailed, but th long
firing of the hogs sold at $5 27. with
tops reaching $6 35. Representative lc:
19
4
4
25
.4
11
"47
201
240
660
...3,991 15.177 4.120
le for the day, l.tTM.lwo share.
ls$os storks and Bonds.
LONt)ON May 23. -Closing quotation on
to, ks and bond.-
Conaola. ntoner
do fr-rounl . . .
10 I 14 .V T Central.
. -W Norfolk A "..
ii do pfd
. . ' Ontario A W..
..104 Pennevlvanla ..
. ,10- Hand Mluea ...
. H4 Heading
. . 1" V do Ut pfd . .
.. lew o td pfd
..174 i Kl!ay ....
. 17 w do pfd
.. -r. I Pacific
..64 I al,m Panflc .
4 do pld
.. 71 I I Steel ....
. J I do pfd
. 1 'hah
.144 1 do ptd
,.. V lniak 4a
SILVER-Bar. uncertain, 27 l-16d per o.
'.v 1 , i per rrni.
Tha rate of discount In the open-market
for snort Mils Is ? per cent; for Ihi-ee
iiionma nine, z j -i'f! irr cent.
Anaronda
Auhiaoa
do pfd
Baltl. A Ohio...
anaaian Partfle
Chea A Ohio
Chi Ot tf
C . M. A t. r..
IstBeera
D A klo O
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Illtnma Central .
Louie A N
M K. A T
.141
. It
444
. 4s,
474,
. 44
. 44
4il
"Xl
. 44
Hl
4
ls
. ill.
Treasary ttaleraral.
WASHINGTON. D C. May Jg-Today
statement of the treasury balances in the
gene ral fund, exi lumie 01 tne I' y , 1
gold rtserv In tr. divitiun of redemption
Total
CATTLE There wa a normal run of
cattle here today, about 173 itri being on
sale. Thl show a decieae of about
eighty-two cars, as compared with the aaine
day last act-k and an increase over the cor
responding uay of last year of about
seventy car. The receipt arrived early
and the general quality was good.
Beef steers consituted a gootl part of tha
receipt today a.id there were some good
cattle on sale. Buyers were out in good
season and evidently wanted the cattle, lor
they took hold well, and the bulk of thy
offering were disposed ot before noon.
Trading was fairly active and there wa
considerable urgency to the demand.
Prices on good kinds were fully steady anu
moit of tne common kinds sold the same
t-tv although in some cases sellers were
compelled to take oft a little and In these
cases pTices were a shade lower. tfOod
handv weights were still in best demand
and these Kinds were picked up reaaiiy tt
the prices.
There was a good sprinkling of cow and
heifers here today and there was a good
demand for anything choice. Common
kinds were In Just about the same condi
tion they have lie. n for the past week, a
little slow to move, but bringing right
around steady prices, on an) thing good
the market ruled steady to strong. Buye.'s
seemed to want the cattle and a clearance
was made in good season.
Bulls, veal calves and slagH were quot
ably unchanged, although mere was lair
activity to tne trade.
There was only a limited supply of
stockers and feeder here today and a
there was a good demand for tins class of
cattle, the oft Tings were picged up in good
lime. Good light weight stuff was in nooii
demand and sold at price a little stronger
than yesterday. Representative salt:
BEEF S I l.thS.
No.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 23 -WHEAT-Pnot.
firm; No. 1 California, 6 9d; future eteady;
.May. nominal; July. 6 9d.
CORN Spot, steady; ' American mixed
new, 4s 4d; futures, quiet; May. 4 3d:
July. 4s 4d.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Mar 28 METALS The de
cline In the London tin market was con
tinued, with spot closing at 136 and fu
tures at 135. The local market was quiet.
with the bid price lower In consequence of
the foreign decline, spot being ouoted at
3:9.756 SO.:. Copper also was lower In Lon
don, closing at 64 2s 6d for spot and 64 as
tor futures. 1 ne local market remains with
out material change. 1-ake is uuoted al
$16.0O16.i5, electrolytic at $15 OojU.j'ji and
casting at $14. ,5(515 .00, the outside prices be
ing extreme. The London lead market was
unchanged at 12 17s 6d. and the local mar
ket closed quiet at $4 ittf 4 60. Spelter also
waa unchanged abroad, closing at 23 M
6d. while the local market remained easv
at $65f560. Iron closed at 50 In Glasgow
and 4os 3d Id Middlesborough. Ixk-hIIv iron
was unchanged No. 1 foundry, northern,
Is quoted at I17.0C8 17 50; No. 2 foundry,
northern, at I16.60rul7.no: No. 1 foundry,
southern, and No. 1 foundry, southern. oft,
t $17 Oi?Y17.26; No. 2 foundry, southern, at
$16 5o016 75.
ST. 1-OU1S May tl M FT ALS !ad,
dull, $4 40. Spelter, lower, $5.22.
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Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 2$ -COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, ten points higher; middling
uplands. 6 56c; middling gulf. 8 80c, sale.
$26 hale
ST I.OTMS. May SS.-COTTON-Bteadv;
middling. $ $-1c. Sales 423 lales: receipts
6f,t hales; shipments, 113 bales, stock. 4,.&"5
bales.
LIVERPOOL. May 23 COTTON Spot, in
higher: American middling, fair. 6d: rood '
middling. 4.6M: middling. 4.5od. low mid
dling. 4.34d; good ordinary, 4 16d: ordinary,
4d. The sales of the day were 8.(44) hales,
of which 6' were for speculation and ex
port, and Included 7.7m American. Receipts,
1510 bales, all American.
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Firm; sales l.latt bale; ordinary. 6c; g'md
ordinary. $ 7-16c; low middling. 7 6-16c: nild
clliug, 7 1616c; good middling. 8r; middling
fair. 8 9-lSc. Rocelpta, 4.5o) bales, stuck.
167 eti? bales.
t'eaTee Market.
NEW YORK. Miy 23 .-CO FT EE Market
for futurea opened dull at unchanged prices
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letter the Trench market declined
frane and prices here satsged off undo,
moderate liquidation, closing steady net un
changed to 6 point loner Sale were r
ported of W.75f hags, including .luiv at 86 60;
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4tta. $$. Ight.
Receipt of live stock M the fix principal
western markets yesterday:
t sttie. itog". nneep.
wa a heavier
there ha been
last ten day, about twenty-nine car he
Ing on sale. Buyer were out early and
the market opet.ed In good season, bu
there was little urgency to the demand
and trading was slow. The receipts con
sisted largely of lamb and there were
very few sheep offered. Tha old sheen for
this reason were in the best demand an
were nicked 11 n at a reasonable hour a
riKht around steady prices. The trading on
lambs, however, wa alow, buyer pounding
the market on thl class of sheep and bid
ding weak to )0i16c lower. The choicer
kinda suffered almost a bad the com
inoner grades. A four-car consignment of
Colorado shorn lambs sold at $6.25 and the
Hershey sheep and yearlings went for
$5.36.
Quotations for cllpied stock: Oood to
choice lambs. $g.O0ig.4O: fair to good lamb,
$5 5i,ie6.0O: good to choice Colorado wnoled
amhs. 17.0i4i7.3b: good to cnoice yearlings.
$6 OO(Sn5.50; fair to good yearlings. $4 6it,.(i0;
good to choice wethers. $4 75!jS.OO; f.ilr to
good wethers. $4 40(94.76; good to choice
ewes, $4.Wfrr4.7R: fair to good ewes. $4 OixJi
4 40. Wooled stock sells from i5c to $1 00
per 100 pounds higher than cupped tocn.
Representative saies:
No.
10 gnats
$0 goats
10 western culls
jo western ewe cull
60 western culls
70 western ewes
JKiO western yearling wether.
1 weatern ewe
yearling
lambs ( wooled ...
lamb (wooledi.. .
lambs (wooledt.. .
166 western ewes and lambs...
R western Ismh and bucks
34 Colorado lamb
791 Colorado lamb
Fl Colorado limoi (wooieoi..
81 buck
in western lamb cull
J Colorado buck
T5 western wether
?14 western wether
!9I western wethers
11 western
"21 western
'.'in west era
220 western
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... 81
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OM AH 4, WHOLES 4.1, E MARKET.
Condition of Trade and notations on
Maple and Fancy Prodnrr.
EGOS Receipt, fair .narket stead v: can
dled stock. 16c.
LIVE Pol l. TR Y Hen. I(x : young roos
ter, 6j7c; turkeys, 16c; dutk4. 11c.
HIT I EK packing stock. 3wi4r: choice
to fancy dairy, 1No2oc; creamery, 2"0;ici
print. 42a.
l-RESIi FISH Trout. c: halibut, lie:
buffalo (dressed), 8c; pickerel (dressed).
$c; white bass tdresaedi. 12c; siinflsh, 6c;
perch (scaled and dressedi. 8c: pike. 12f:
catfish, 15c; red snapper, loc: salmon, 14e;
crapples. lie; eel, 15c; bullheads, 11c; black
bass. 20c; whlteflsh (dressed). 10c; frog
legs, per do. Hoc: lobsters, rreen. 27c:
boiled lobsters, 30c.
HAY Prices cuoteri bv Onati Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice No 1
upland, $ 50; No. '2. $7.00; medium. $7 00;
coarse. $6 00. Rye straw . $6 00. Thehe pike
are for hay of good color and quality.
BKAn-fer ion. 4i6 6i.
TROPICAL FRl'IT.
ORANGE8 St. Michaels, all siica $3 75
ff4.on; extra fancy .Mediterranean aweete.
II ises, $:t.Vi- fiincv navels. sizes
128. 16(1. 176. 200. vm. 260 fjiwi; sines 80. 96. 112.
JIT; seedlings, all sties. $2 75.
LEMONS -Call! or ni a. extra fancy. 270. 3'J
and 360 sizes. $3 75; fancy. 270. 3,10 and St.O
sizes, $150, choice. r and 270 sizes. $2.6u:
300 and 360 lzes, $2.7(id.'l .00.
PATES Per box of 30 1-lb. tihci . U 00:
Hallowe'en, In TO-lb. boxes, per lb.. 5c.
FiGS California, per 10-ib. carton. T5-a
R5c; imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; five-
crown, i.e.
BANANAS-Per medium-aired hunch. 81. TS
tT2.26; Jumbbs. $2.507jS.(iO.
Pl.NEAPPI.ES Florida, ner crate of 9.
$0. 3$ or 42, $3.60.
FRUITS"
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Rlark r,e
$-lb. box, $1.T5; white, per k-lb box. $1 60.
STRAWBERRIES - Missouri, per 24 qt.
is. $2 25
TANGERINES Cnllfnrnln ner ),lf hnV
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per crate. $1.5
VEGETABLES.
Tl'RNIPS New, per do., 45c.
CARROTS New, pt r doz., 4ic.
PARSNI PS-Old, per bu., 40c.
WAX BEANS Per -hu. box. 75c: strlna
bean, per -l,u. box, ,nc; bu. box wax or
trlng. $J.004t2.26.
rui A 1 Ua Home srewn. in sHrks. ner
bu., 3uc; Colorado, per bu.. 46c; new pota
toes, per lb., 2c.
BEAN'S Navy, per bu., $2.
CI'CVMBERS Per do.. 4:xa76c.
PEAS New, per bu. box, $1.752 00.
TOMATOES Florida, fancy, per-6-basket
crate. $2.60; choice, per 6-batket crate, $j.tni.
SFl.NACH-Per bu., 60c.
CABBAGE California In crate, per lb.,
2e.
HEET8 New, per do, bunches, 45c.
ONIONS New, per doz. hunrhe. 15c;
Bermuda, per crate of about 60 lbs., $1 75.
RAl'ISHES Hot licuae or southern, per
doz.. 20c.
LETTCCE Mot house, per dox., 3&jj-40c;
head lettuce, per iloz., $1.
PARSLEY Per doz. bunches, 45c.
ASPARAGT'B Home grown, per do,
bunches, t 70c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE-Swlss. new. 16c; old. 17c: Wis
consin brick. 15c; Wisconsin llmburger, 15c;
twins, 14cS16c.
NUTS walnut. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c, hard hells, per lb., 13c;
Jvo. i. soft shells, per lb., Uc; No. 2 hard
fchells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb..,
12c: small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per 11)., 7c ;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
per lb., I.'pl3e; almonds, soft shall, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c; chestnuts,
per lb, 12rj3c; new Mack walnuts, per
bu, 76fr90e ; shellbark l.lckory nuts, pr bu.,
$1.76; large hickory nuta, per bu., $1.60.
HIDES No. 1 green. Tc; No. 2 green,
e; No. 1 salted. 8c; No. 2 salted. Tci
No. 1 veal calf. 10c; No. 2 veal calf, Sci
dry salted. 7ri4r: shop pelt, 21c4-$1.00i
horse hides. $1.60'$ 00.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, May 23 W(H)1-The market
continues to strengthen and reports Indi
cate that the west is well Hold up, Montana
especially being covered up by contract on
actual sales. There is less trading among
dealers here, but this Is because a large
Cart of the speculative wool available had
een placed. There Is little doing In terri
tory wool on spot, but new wools are
eagerly taken at lull prices. The demand
for foreign and pulled wools is active. The
leading quotations are about as follows:
Ohio anil Pennsylvania. XX and above.
34(y35c; X. Slfec; No. 1. 34r3Hc: No. 2, S!"(ii
40c; fine unwashed. 26C(j26c; quarter blood
unwashed. 33i(i:uc: three-eighths blood, SSrgv
34c: half blood. 32WXSc: unwashed delaine,
ra26c; unmerchantable, 2R'7i29c; fine washed
delaine. 87c Michigan, hue unwashed, i'lft
3c; quarter blood unwashed. 32l9.,.c; three-
eighths blood. $.'!! 34r; half blood. 30tj31c;
unwashed delaine. Sn'uc. ite.iiiucay, liiaj-
ana. etc., three-eignt tis ana quarter tuooa,
33(ji4e. Territory, Idaho fine. 21(?i22c; heavy
fine, lfctHHc; fine medium, sifiTac; medium.
26"(r.'7c; low medium. 26f,2ic. Wyoming, fine.
204('21c; hevy nne, i,(ui"c; line meoiuin, e.'ty
23c; medium. 26t27c, low medium, 2tjij2ic.
Utah and NevadH. fine. 21i22c; heavy nne,
l'fclHc; fine medium. 2.'4j24c; medium, 26
27c; low medium. 27(!;2c. Lmkota. tine. 2Cii
21c; line medium. 21ti22r: medium. 26ij2Tc;
low medium, 26(fi27c. Montana, line choice,
Ktiair; (tne average, 216 22c; Tine medium
choice, 2h7'6c; average, 21(ij22c; medium
choice, 274260.
ST. IJtJi IS. May 33 v uuLr-sietmy; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 2tvjy
S0c; light fine. 2M2!c, heavy line, 2()(a22i;;
tub washed, JJ'yi-c.
CHICAOO . l.l$'K 8TOCK MARKET
Cattle fleady to Ten C'ente Lower
Hoti Itroi to Fire Cent Lower.
CHICAGO. May 23. CATTLE Receipts.
4.000 head ' . ateaay to 10c lomer; good to
prime steer. 88.80438.81; poor to medium,
84. 15(6)6. 50; stockers and feeders. $2.75ta-5.2S;
cows. $2 SOt&tj.ofi; heifer. $!.6(&5.40; catiner,
$1.5oi2 4. bulls, $2 75jt4.6P; caive. $l.n'fl6.2',.
i Kis- Keceinta. la.oio neaa esumaiea
tomorroa-, 30.000; strong to 6c higher; mixed
and butcher. $5.Ki6 60; good to choir
heavy, $5 5t&o.57; rough heavy, 86 &(no.4&;
light. $ iiiso'ftl; bulk of Kales. $5.45iQ6 6&.
SHEEP AMU JAMtlB neceipts, 10.WW
head; market tedv; good to choice weth
er, shorn. 64 75425 to: fair to choice mixed.
shorn, $3 5o'g4.6; western lieep, shorn. M (M
5.26: native lamns. snorn, so.ia.rno.B'!; west
ern lambs, $5.f2 7.60.
KanaaaYltr Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 23. CATTLE Re-
celpts, 12.600 head, Including 1,200 southern;
market 6'dTbc lower: cnoice export ana
dreax'-d beef steers, $1.60,48.26; fair to good,
4 6,ot60; western fed steers, $4KV90O;
stockers and feeders, 83 2M(t.oo; southern
steers. $3.75i5 40; southern cows. tl.ba t 6)
native rows. $2 607-4.75; native hellers. $3.60
76 ): bulls. $3 (wj4.6'i: calves, $3 oiks 60.
HOG6 Receipt. 1.600 head: steady to 5c
lower: ton. 86 4:: bulk of sale, li 32 ti 40
heavy, $i.SiiS 5.4; packer, $5.32 jja.i:; pigs
and lignts, u eua to.
SHEEP ANU MHH6 Receipt , 7.000
head; lamb steady; sheep weak; natlv
lmb. $6.7ia-i.2&: wenern Iambs. $6 7t4i7.8i
fed ewe and yearling. Mof-jliOO; least
rlinned yearling. $5.ood6.60: Texa cllr,id
sheep, $4.2c5.Z6; locker and feeder, $2.80
J4.00.
t. Jonenh l ive oek Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. May $3 CATTLE
Receipt. $.140 head. Market steady to luc
lower. Native. $4 2&4j6 76; com snd
heifer. $1 7f,fi6.2ft; bulls, stags, etc., $?.26'g
8.16; yearling calves. $2 76 4 60; to ker
and feeders, $2 7f,4H sO.
HOGS Receipt. 9.0r bead. Market
weak. 60c lower. Light mixed. $5.256.37;
medium heavy, $5$ttr5.40; bulk of aalea,
$5.8216 ST.
SHEEP AND UMB8- Recelpta. 7.240
head. Market steady, 10c lower. Colorado
lamb. $7 26.
Ions City Lire Vteek Market.
SIOUX CITY. May 2$ -(Special Tel.
gram. 4 CATTLE-Receipt. i hed; r.".ar-
ket sieady: levek. $4 ij OO; rows bull
arid mU-ed. J.(r-6t 04; atwktrf and eadat,
i,c,in,. ralve and learlin $ '4 0-1 l-i
HOGS - Rcl$iis, 8.6V0 bead, mikt
REAL ESTATE TIIANSKKRH.
Deeds filed for record May 2H, liWfi, as
niched by the .Midland uumanite
Trust company, bonded HbstTactei ,
Farnani street, for The Bee:
C. E. Herring and wife to I. O.
Smith, lot 6, block 2, Van Camp
Add
H. L. Krelder and wife to A. B. CI.
baugh. lot 26 and art of lot 24,
Windsor Place
C. E. Boord to W. S. and tHrrphia K.
RlrkMs 1, 21 J31urr view
Sophia E. French to Lillian A. Clark.
lot 14, block In central park
A. Schlll and wile to II. B. Beck, lot
4, block 6. Wilcox Add
G. F. Gllmore and wife 10 Johsnna
Ieyhen, lot 1, Frederick Add
Klnerva A. Kelby tu Nela and
Augusta Peterson, part of lot 3,
block 5. Park Place
J. K. Sihultz and wile to E. I).
Weirs, lot 11, block -, I7.i. bouui
Omaha. :
N. W. Nelson and wife to (5. Nelson,
undivided- lot 1, block 7. Summit
Add
Mrs. Jamra Thomas to Mine A.
Gulstgard. west lot 10, block 12,
Shlnn Add
Ella M. Motiell. et al. to Anna Wil
son, south lot 3 and 4, block
"F." city :
J. W. Thomas and wife to O Forgan.
lot 19 end part lot 16. Crescent parK.
G. Forgan and wife fo Emma P.
Bate, ame
O. E. Gregory and wife to I:. M
Earle. part lots IH and 20. Fairmont
Place
Parser P liaynes and wife to C. 8
Hlbbard. lots 1 to 4. block 10,
Thomas 6,-ars Add
W. G. Clark, trustee, to H. J. Gan
nett, w nil' e 21-16-13...
Cltv of Omaha to C. Jensen, lot 6.
block 26. city
fur
and 1614
$1,000
T.50O
S.ouu
150
6
2.100
2,600
l.ioO
S.OoO
4.ryio
3.400
850
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Edwards-Wood Co.
Incorporated
nalo Offlca: Fil'b and Robert Strt
ST- FAUU. rU.NN.
DEALERS I M
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your Grnin (o Us
Praaek OfBce, 1IO-I11 Hoard of Trad
841 aa, Omaha. !4ek, Tejenhojia $tl 4V.
217-214 Exchange Bldg.. South Omaha.
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