THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FKIDAY, MAY 4, 1906.
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash- Wbet Bnsinew Setter in Number
of Market.
MAY OPTION SCORES CENT ADVANCE
Deferred Fatarra Gala Half that Mack
s-Rerta la General Fitkl
for f'roa Bearish Seatl
tneat Hairs Cora.
OMAHA. May J, 1A
Lowtr cables ana tine weather in the.
ti.iiir wheat belt caused some selling at
tne atart. Early trade was very small,
ijiter uood casn business In various mar
i.e. cauxsd prices to turn strong, running
Lp lc over yesterday for the May, but
luting on We at the close. July closed
,kc ...ghee and September Sc higner. Re
mpta were anout the same as last year,
'.lie Price Current said the promise was for
a good wheat crop, and very little
(,a.i.n uotie so far. The volume
.,i mule lor the day was IlKlit.
liK.iH.ri mere u a miK"i strength In
coin early In the session, the market
lUii.ed weak and prices were otl He lor ail
.in.nl no. tteceipla overran estimates and
latger receipts are expected tomorrow,
i hert were large offering of Argentina
coin on the Liverpool market and conse
quently the demand there for American
urn was poor. Weather l favorable lor
planting.
uats were fractionally lower. Trade was
tluw.
Primary wheat receipts were 121.000 bu.
and shipments 164,000 bu., against receipts
lest year of 83O.0U0 bu. and shipments of
3iu,lMt bu. Corn receipts were 417.000
bu. and shipments 293,000 bu., against
receipts last year of 132,000 bu. and ship
ments or 44a, OuO bu. Clearances were
vii.UJO bu. wheat, 13.032 bbls. Hour, 260,000
bu. corn and 73.000 bu. oats.
Liverpool closea lower on wheat,
ana 4u lower on corn.
fcncnihall estimates heavy Argentina
shipments In wheat and corn, the former
at s.)V,(00 bu. and the latter at .2t)0.0"0 bu.
F. V: Frailer of chlcayo says: -1 be
lieve July corn la a sale and 1 believe it
will sell at 40 cents. The Argentina Is go
ing to supply all the European demand
from now on. We have always had a
movement of corn. It may be a little later
li, la year, but when it ilo.es come It will
be a big one and It will paralyse this mar
ket." -jcul range of optional
Artlclea.l Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close ! Yes y.
Wheal I
May
July
Cv.rn
May
July
Oats
May 72HA
tia
43VA
4iA
. 73B
72HA
711A
4.T4A
4iA
814B
424A
31 A SI A
A asked. U bid.
Oanaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 73tp7KMe; No. 3 hard,
Tftfa; No. 4 hard, totTimc; No. 3 spring,
lifaifcc; No. 3 spring, 7o&73c.
CURN-No. 3, 44Vc; No. 4, iWvQMVtc; No.
3 yellow, 44ftc: No I while, 46c.
t)AT8 No. 3 mixed, 8tnr03v"lc; No. I
white, 3thV31c.
KYE-No. 2. 66c; No. 3, 64V40.
Carlot Revel pte.
Wheat Corn. Oats
Chicago
ivansas City
Minneapolis
umalia
Duiuth
.M. l.ouls
10
26
204
131
69
.182
. 7
. 24
. 21
118
88
30
86
CI1ICAUO URAI1 AND PROV19TOK9
Krnlnrn of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. May 3. An Increased demand
for wheat for export and milling purposes
caused a firm tone today In the local
wueat market. At the close wheat for
juiy delivery was up He. Corn was down
He. Oats showed a loss of fctTHc Pro
MHlons wera 10&27c lower.
The wheat market was slightly easier at
the opening today because of favorable
weather conditions,, which Induced active
selling of July by pit traders. Offerings,
however, were not large, the comparative
firmness of the Liverpool market acting as
u check on sellers. Early In the day a
leading abort covered a large line and this
atart eu a general buying among the smaller
shorts and the market quickly beoame
' firm. Crop 'hews' was conflicting In char
acter, but many traders were disposed to
lv more credence to the numerous re
ports of damage. Late In the day a strong
bullish feeling was created by reports
from Minneapolis that millers were bidding
actively for cash wheat, while reports from
New York and Galveston were that ex
porters were contracting for the new crop
of hard wheat for shipment next fall. The
market closed firm. July opened a shade
to lower at "SV&TOWc, advanced to 784C
arid closed at 79'4c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 114.000 bushels.
Primary receipts were 821,000 bushels, com
pared with auo.oou bushels (or the corre
sponding day one year ago. Minneapolis,
Duiuth and Chicago reported receipts of
114 cars, against 258 cars last week and
161 rara one year ago,
The corn market was steady early In the
asy on a 'good demand by cash houses.
Later, however. Increased local receipts, a
prediction of more aettled weather and In
creased shipments from Argentina caused
heavy selling by prominent commission
houses. The market closed weak with
prices at the lowest point of the day. July
opened unchanged to a ahade lower at 46
tj-tbVtC aold off to 4&Vo and closed at the
bottom price. Local receipts wera 204 cars.
wur nrty-two cars or contract grade.
Bentlment In the oats pit wan a trifle
bearish because of selling by leading bulls
Local receipts are steadily increasing and
the slump In corn was an additional bear
ish factor. July opened unchanged at SlVkc,
sold off to 6tiJ0?c and closed at the
lowest point. Local receipts were 131 cars.
Provisions were generally weak, gelling
by pit traders and by brokers, acting for
local packera. brought out some stop-loss
orders and the result was a sharp de
cline. The market lacked support, the
principal buyera being aborts. The hog
market was Arm. At the close July Dork
was down 27Sc. at 816.40. I,ard was off 30
V'-i'itc, at 38.42V4, Klbs were 10c lower, at
asm.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
& cars: corn, 233 cars; oata, 300 cars; hogs,
l,mx head.
The leading futurea ranged as follows:
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. lw. Cloaa. Yea'y
Wheat
May
July
Sept. .
Corn
May July
Sept.
Oats
May Jujy
Sept.
Pork
May July
Sept.
Lard
May July
Sapt.
Riba
May
July
July
T9
714a H
74, 7
77HI
JJH.78H1TS
78H
is
47Hi
46
46
48
47W04,
4SHS1
4.S4
464,!
44
44
32Hifi:S2H
S2V1 SSI.
S2H
11H
29' i
31 M 31 W
3-y304fcT,
I
15 37H; 16 37H
15 2 15 30
15 Si'H 16 40
15 42H
15 67H
16 87VH
16 TU 1 1ft 70
15 60 15 60
16 42Vx 16 UH
I 40
8 65
8 40
8 6
3 SO
8 40
& SO
8 30
8 50
8 ft
6 75
8 42V.
8 77HI
8 77H
3
' 6
3 66
8 42H
3 42H
3 a2H
8 37H
47H,
8 62H
8 42H
8 0
8 C7H
8 evH
8 8. W
3 70
No. 1
Cash quotatlona were aa follows;
FLOURMarket steady; winter patents
83.6003 0; winter straights. 83.3oi3t0
spring patents, 83 66fiJ!w; spring straights
8J 4XIIJ6U; bakera, 82 imia 90.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 8o453c; No
spring, itnw; jso. 2 red. 86oWtc.
CORN-No. 3, 47&4c; No. 3 yellow. Vi9
34V,c: No. 3 white. fc'SfrtaHc.
RYE No 2. 5c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 4c341c; fair to
choice malting, 46$0c
SEEDSNo. 1 Mux. 81 07H: No. 1 north
western. 81 UV. Prime timothy, 83 30. Clover
contract grade 311 25 '
PROVlSlONri-Mess pork bb, , M
A6 a-..L'r1.- P.'r ""' 'h . 3!.S2H. Short ribs
ides (loose, 8s.Si.40. 8horl clear sides
(boxed). 8. 80j41 .811.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
. 'vrn, bu
ata, bu
K. bu
barlev. Iju
12 am
. 17.0.
,.17.3.)
.237001
. tun
43.5ll
170.4.0
2T.
, 36.W
Is.f'jO
On the Pioduoe v r-h n .- .
ler market was steady; creameries, liw
: dairies 14lc. Kggs. Arm; at mark.
Included. 13H614C. flrsts, 14c: prime
firsts, 16c; extraa. I.e. Cheese, weak. 9H0
PklladelpkU Pvodae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 8. BUTTER
Heady, extra western creamery. Ji,..
nearby prints, 23c.
tkOOS Stoady. nearby fresh. 18 He at
mark, western fresh. 17c at mark
CHElLSi. ilrm. New York full cream
TZ 73 A
714 72A
43A 43A
42 A 42VA
31 A HUB
fncy. 14r; full creams, choice, lljllo;
full creams, fair to good. 13 HQ 12c.
SKM1 YORK UF.IRRtL MARKET
Qaotatloaa of la Day on Varloaa
f amaaodltlea.
NEW YORK. May 8 FLOUR Receipts,
27.778 bbls.; exports. s.4.27 bbls.; market
steady; Minnesota patents, 44 4.40; Min
nesota, hakeis, 83 "& 3 7f; winter patents,
$ Wo-4 25; winter straights. $.t.7i,4?3 80; win
ter extras, $i.H.Vi.1.3i; winter low grades.
$ltV(ja 30. Rye flonr, quiet; fair to good,
$4 8:.x3.40; choice to lancy. $90ft4 10.
CORN MEA Instead v; fine white and yel
low. 31 20; coarse, $1.97 1.09; kiln dried,
$2 70ft 3 0.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 70c. f. o. b..
New York.
BARLEY Dull ; feeding. 47Hc, f. o. b..
New York; malting, 6tt7ntc.
WHEAT Receipts, 26.0U) bu. Spot, steady;
No. 2 red. Doc, nominal, elevator, nnd Hue,
nominal, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern,
90c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern. Mani
toba, 8Sic, f. o. b., afloat. At first rather
easy, owing lo good weather, n liearlsh
Price Current report and unloadintr, wheat
later developed considerable strength, clos
ing Nfi'V net higher. Iate support was In
excess of the offerings and mainly based
on talk and reports of too m ich rain In
Texas Mfty, 87 16-lfVfiii4jC, closed at t'tc;
July, MT4,n6 9-lsc, closed at 86V; Septem
ber, S3l(i'sJIc. closed at &34.e.
CORN Receipts, 83.350 bu.; exports, l.S'.O
bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 50, nominal, ele
vator, and MHc, nominal, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 yellow and No. 1 white, nominal. The
option market was generally weak all day
under liquidation, easy sales and fine
weather, the close showing He net loss.
May sales and fine weather, the close show
ing He net loss. May closed at Witjc; July,
63VfiJc. closed at b3c; Sptember closed
at hike and December at 524c.
OAT8 Receipts. W.WW bu ; exports. 7 SO
bu. Spot, steady; mixed oats, 26 to .12 lbs.,
37V4c; natural white. 3" to 33 lbs., 38i39c;
clipped white. 88 to 40 lbs., 39H&41V4c.
RYE Dull : No. 2 western, .0c asked, f.
o. b., New York.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding, 47 He, f. a b..
New York; malting, o'KfjaiC.
HAY Steady ; shipping, 60ifj65c; good to
Choice. DlfaOAc.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice
1906 crop. 10Srl4c: 1904 crop, 8igi0c; olds, b
7c; Pacific coast, 1905 crop, 1017ci 19tM
crop 9&llc; olds, 4Sr5e.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 10 to 26
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 21c;
Texas dry. 34 to 30 pounds, ltc.
t.EATH ER Stendv; acid, 2H'S77Hc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family, 311 60
151 2 50; mess, K fcrv0l.i; beef hams. 3-'0.00
(622.00; packet. 310.00& 11.00; citv extra India
mess. 217.5ffl8.00. Cut ' meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 89.2M 10.60; pickled shoulders.
88 00; pickled hams, 311.00. Lard, easy; west
ern prime, 38 66 nominal; refined, quiet:
continent, 89,00 ; 8. A., 88.96; compound, 37.00
Q7.60. Pork, steady; family. 318 60; short
clear. 31 .2fi 18.00; mess, 317.1 17.75.
TALLOW Easy; city. 6c country. Sfio'c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 3
tc: Japan, nominal.
POULTRY Uv chickens, l!c; fowls, 14c;
turkeys, 12c; dressed easy; chickens, 10Hc;
turkeys, 15SlBc; fowls. 14S14He.
BUTTER Irregular: street price, extra
creamery, 20g2OHc. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 13Jj20c; renovntetl,
common to extra, KHrflftHc; western factory,
common to firsts, ll16c.
cheese Old firm: new. easy: old state,
full cream, large and small, colored and
white, fancy, 144c; state, good to prime,
13 Volte; state, common to fair, Ufa 1.1c;
new, elate, full cream, large and small,
best, 10c; new, state, fair to good, 9&HHc.
EGOS Steady: state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected, white. 19c; state.
choice, 18&19Hc; state, mixed fancy, 18c;
western extra, firms, 17c: western seconds,
151T15HC; southerns, 1lHlc.
POULTRY Live, steady; chickens, l.'c;
fowls, 14c; turkeys, 12c. Dressed easy;
chickens, 10Hc; turkeys. lMjlbc; fowls,
ll14c.
at. Lonls General Market.
BT. T-OUIS. May S.-WHEAT-Higher;
No. t red. cash elevator, 87Wlle; track,
89ij92c; May. WHc; July, 77HiS(7Sc; No. 2
hard, S0H!c.
CORN Firm: No. 2 cash. 33c: track.
33V4c May, 45c; July, 46A4c.
OATS Firm, No. 2 cash. 33c; track,
33fpi3Hc; May, 83Hc; July, ft:n$.
FLOl'R Steady; red winter patents,
34.200 4.60; extra, fancy and straight,
$3 70 4.10; clear, 82.702,0
SEED Timothy, steady, 82 60ig2.80.
CORNMEAL Steady, 32.80.
BRAN Steady; aacked east track, 80 9
82c.
HAY Firm: timothy, 312 00 18.80;
prairie, 3U.60ffl3 68.
IRON COTTON T1ES-31.01.
BAGGING 8Hc.
HEMP TWtNE-7He.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing.
815.20. Lard, lower: prime steamed, 88.1.
Dry aalt meats steady; boxed .extra shorts,
89.00: clear ribs, 39.25; short clears,
39.37 H- Bacon, ateady; boxed extra short,
39.76; clear ribs, 310.00; short clear,
81012H-
POULTRY Weak: chickens, 10c; turkeyg,
13c; ducks. 12c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, 16321c; dairy,
1418e.
EOGS Steady, lSVie. case count.
RecetDts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 4.000 8.000
Wh.at hn 21.000 41.000
Corn, bu 88.000 62,000
Oats, bu 85,000 94,000
Minneapolis rala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 8. FLOUR First
patenta, 14.1 0 tr 4.20 ; second patenta. 33.90
i 4 00: first clears. 84.506 3.60; aecond
clears. 32.46C2.56.
DRAN In hulk. 216 25f 15.80.
(Superior Board of Trado quotatlona for
Mlnneapoiia ana tnicago neurerjr. i
range of prices, as furnished by F. D. Day
& Co., 110-111 Board of Trade building wae:
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlh. Low. Close.j Tes y
Wheat 1
May...
July...
Sept...
Flax
May... July...
Sept...
I
I
75HfS!76H'Hl 76H
T!!gU lKrtft
7T4Sl 78HI 7!,
W 75
i"i,77''(ris
78
"ft
1 1Vi
1 17!
1 18
1 17V
1 18
1 18
1 1H
1 17
1 171
I
1 la
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions.
KAN8A8 CITY. May 8. WHEAT May,
76'ac; July. 72c; September, TS'ic: cash.
No. 2 hard, 77H8lc; No. 2. 7478Hci
No. 2 red, 88 680c; No. 3. 85 3 88 Me.
CORN May. 44 He; July. 42 He: Septem
ber, 42 H". December, 41c; cash, No. 2
mixed, 4747Vc; No. 2 white, 47 9
47 He; No. 2. 47c.
OATS No. 2 white. 8SHc.
RYE-teady; &Mi67c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, tl3.0013.76;
choice prairie, 312 60.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas new.
No. 3 whitewood cases included. 13HC per
dosen; rase count, 134c; cases returned.
He per dosen leaa.
BUTTER Creamery, 19c; packing, HHc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 31.000 84.000
Corn, bu , 6.0ii0 Ss.000
Oats, 'bu. 40, ix ;,uuu
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 3 WHEAT Higher;
No. 1 northern. Sitgeic; No. t northern, Ti,9
81c; July, 7479Hc.
RTE Dull; No. 1, 83SH?.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 56c; sample. 40fi&4c.
CORN Steady; No. 3 cash, 47tjt'ic:
July, 46c, bid.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. May 8. CORN Firm: No. 3
yellow, 4KHc: No. 3. 48Hc; No. 4. 47Hc; no
grade. 43VS-46HC.
OATS Lower; , No. 1 white, 82c; No. 4
white 31 Ho.
RYE Steady; No. 2. 4c.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.29 for fin
lahed good.
Llvernool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 3. WHEAT-8pot,
nominal, futures quiet; May, ia twd; July.
6s 7 VI: September, 6s 6d.
CORN Spot.-firm; American mixed new,
4s American mixed old, 4s 9Hd;
futures quiet; May, 4a 6d, July, 4s 4 Hd.
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTH. May 8. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern, SOiSjOHc: No. 2 northern,
7Hc; on track. No. 1 northern. 8oHc; No.
3 northern, 78Hc; May. 79V; July, 0Vc;
September, 7SHc.
OATS To arrive, on track and May, ilHc.
- Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. May 3 SEED Cash clove-.
3 30: October, 85 90; prime alfike, 38. 2o;
prime timothy, 31.52H.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 3.-COTTON-8rot
closed quiet: middling unlsnda. 11.75c: mid
dling gulf. 12c; sales. 2,lu0 bales.
LIVERPOOL. May S.-COTTON-8rrft.
quiet; prices i points lower; American mid
dllng fair. .64d; gu.l mldilling. 24d; mid
dling. 04d; good Ordinary. 6.)d; ordinary,
I bui. The salea cf the day were .J bales,
of which l.uW were for aiMM'ulation and r'.
port, and included 8,7i) AmerlHn. Receipt
were l.OtiO bales, including 1 American
BT. IX)I IS. Mnv 3 -COTTUN-Hierty;
middling. llc; no aa'es. receipts nor ahlp
ments; stock. 83.67. 1 1:1 lea.
NEW Oh LEANS. May 3 COTTON Sec
tioned quiet: aales. 7.Vj bales: ordinary. Vc;
goid ordinary. 13-lic: low mldilling. U-c.
iiundllng. live: good nildfllliw. )!'.: rrld.
, i!l;ig fair. l;',c; trceipis, 8,1., bi.e, H jc
f i;m:: bale.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market U Feverish and Price Fluctuations
Are Constant All Daj.
MARKtJ CONTRACTION IN ACTIVITY
Forthromlng; Renort on laqatry Into
ataadard OH Affairs Caases A a
prehcaaion la Certain
Quarters.
NEW. YORK, May 8-The atock market
reflected the nervous and uncertain tone
01 speculation In the constant and feverish
fluctuation of prices during tne day. There
no renewal of liquidation in such
crashing volume as that of yesterday, but
there whs an evident apprehenlon 01 such
resumption. There was a marked contrac
tion In the activity of the market and l!i!s
in Itself was advanced as an argument thnt
the worst of tne liquidation was over. It
Is the general conviction, however, thai so
extensive a decline as thst of the last two
weeks has left outstanding an enormous
short Interest. The lack of agiesslve
Initiative on the long side against this
interest wss the cause of uneasiness as to
tne future course of the market.
There was the Inevitable reselling also
of atocks which had been purchased yes
terday by banking Interests only for the
purpose of supporting the market. From
time to time there waa an outburst of
selling In one stock or another which sug
gested a renewal of liquidation. Buying
for support was forthcoming on each of
these alps and the market was kept from
disorder at any time. But the buying
promptly subsided when prices moved up
wards again and gave no encouragement
to professional operators to pursue the
movement.
The call money market was appreciably
easier than yesterday, which would follow
naturally from the violent liquidation ef
fected. Additional gold wss secured for
Import and the outward movement for San
Francisco continued, the former movement
heavily overbalancing the latter.
The advance In the Bank of England rate
was not unexpected and was a natural
consequence of the continued demand on
Its gold supply for New York account, the
statement of weekly conditions today show
ing a percentage of reserve to liabilities
reduced to 38.76 per cent. The Bank of
France also showed a decline In its gold
holdings of 31,400.000. Discounts were lirm
In London and Paris and exchanges moved
in favor of London at all points, it was
hot believed, however, that the movement
of gold to New York will be Interrupted.
The forthcoming report of the commis
sioner of corporations on the Standard Oil
inquiry, and tne president s message wmcn
Is expected to accompany It. were subjects
of apprehension amongst operators In
stocks, forming a motive either for selling
stocks or for refraining from buying.
it was generally expected the assembling
of the miners' convention at Scranton wou'd
result In the declaration of an anthracite
strike. The special weakness of Amalga
mated Copper waa In connection with the
Importance attached to the forthcoming
Standard Oil Inquiry and lis findings on
account of the Standard Oil Influence and
control of the Amalgamated company. That
stock's 3 points break decided the weak
tone of the market's closing.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. 32.2fi5.000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Quotatlona on stocks today were as fol
lows: OiIm. High. Low. Cloaa.
Adams Exproai
Ammlgamated Copper .
Amerlran C. A F
12S
K8.200 lftivt M74
. I.ftOO 37 U 7
21m inots ion too
too Mva s4 :
, x
31
rt ti i
. 4.S0O Mtt U
109 174 174 n
4Vs
', iijoo 'm '" m
to 111 111 111
, 74.100 144H 140 141 '4
, I. 117 Hi list,
. 4.400 ISO', ItlUj ltl
400 lflr4 1004 101
. m.mo 137 in m4
. 14.100 V MVj IT
0 100 10014 100
. 1,100 inn Hi 11
. 1.700 lOTi l04Vi lOtVa
M
. 47.404 74 7S44 74 s
, 4.100 lf 144 M
tOO JO KH 06
. 1,000 H M"4 4ls.
..... ia
too 14 .74 ; f4
. f.300 1t. H4j le
400 lit 17 1
. 30,700 1 147 14744
"Vi
-' 374
go M M4
..11.400 44 41V ti
00 1144 SOVi 40-4j
100 47 V, tl 47
100 4444 u 14
. 4,100 lMVk 1US4 UfiVs
31
100 74Vj 71 74
. 1.4O0 llSVa 111 ltl '
100 444 444 444
. 1.7110 MStj 1714' J744
W It u u
. 1.109 4.144 tt 0JV4
. 11.100 MS 1H 14
00 74V ni I4V4
00 44Vt 4344 44
' tOO ltl 1414)
1M
. 1.400 14 . lt7Uj 147 "4
. 1.100 14 list llv,
lVs
. 3.100 14 41 siv
. 1.0"0 M 4'4 toVa
100 Ht N
44
400 144s t44) ' 14
400 II 40 40
. I.ioo 14ns 1SS4 lit
4O0 1444s 141 1444
. 1 MO 110 , 10AV 101
. I.700 i4 1H4 it
400 71 70 T
700 1414 144 14444
HO 147 144V4 104
. 4.700 U M4 M'4
. i.ono 11 . tnv4 lOVs
MB 14 444 M'4,
. t.bOi 7144 14 sS
100 4S MV4 M(4
. .4oo ins, 11114 Hiss
. I.aoo 44S4 444 . 44S4
. 1.100 MS4 46 S4 aiV4
JO
00 44 44V4 M
too lf.4, at U
. 17,. li 11414 114
7u0 lSs Kis, S0S4
7S44
. 3,100 44 44 46
400 84 T4 U Jt
110
.144. SO 114S4 1I1S4 U4S4
400 SO po si
t
. 4.W0 S44t US, 24
. 1.4VSJ 44 2S, tl'm
. t.inn 144 14
404 424, 2V. SI
4U0 4S4 41 41
it li S4 1014, .ovs
1. 100 .V 40 s,
. 14.100 434 421 ,2 V,
1"0 117s, 117S Ills,
. 4.100 MS, tiSi sl'4
100 St M 4
. IM 134V4 m 11s
400 ns, t4 .
44 11V, 10 IWt
400 44 411 4S
.11. 100 14244 140V4 140
too ue n iot
' 14
. I.n0 4, 4 41
100 lots iot
.114.100 jts i;s, J7s
. 14 400 K 101s 1IU'
400 7S4 is m
lea lots,' lot . tui
hn 1IS4 it 1414
loO 4SV, 4iS, lis
343
I'lO 1M 6t ' Iti
too ;s IS flVa
liJ 17 17S 1
100 MS KJS, s
100 4 41 41
. II 4il0 lsftS 1S4 1st
. 1.500 40 S4 2S 1S
100 101 14 101 s, im
,1.7o4 7t 7..S 70 V
. .0.- ini ISO Jtl
1.341.700 shares.
Amvrlron C. 4V F. pfd
American Cotton Oil
Am. rot ton oil pfd
American ExproM
American H. aV L. pfd
American lc. aecurtlte.. .,
Araorican lanaeed Oil
Am. Unnat Oil pfd
American lxwomotlva ,
Am. Locomotive pfd
American fi. A R
Am. S. A R pfd
American Sugar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfa.,...
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchleoa
Atrhleon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranait...
Canadian Pacific j...
Central of New Jereoy
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago Great Weatern....,
Chicago St N orth wear era.. .
Chicago. Mil. & at. Paul..
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A St. Loula....
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colorado a Bo. let pfd....
Colorado A 80. id pfd
Cooaolldated Oaa
Corn Pmducta
Corn Product! pfd
Delaware A Hudaon
Delaware, L. A W
Denver A Rio Grande
Denver A R. O. pfd ,.
Dlatlllera' Herulitlea
Erie
Brie let pfd
Erie Id pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hocking Valley
Illlnola Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd....
International Pump
Ititernutlonal Pump pfd...
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa city Southern
Kansas City 80 pfd
Louiavllle A Naahvllle....
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Ry....
Meilran Central
Mlnneapoiia A St. L
M , S. P. A 8. S M
U , gt. P. A S. 8. M. pfd.
Mlaaourl Pacific
Mlaaouri, K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
isattoaai rae
National R. K. of M. pfd.
New York Central
New York. O A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People's Gaa
P.. C, C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car.
Preaacd Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading let pfd
Reading Id pfd
Republic Steel
Kcuubllc Steel pfd
Rock Inland Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L c I. P. 14 pfd
St. Loult Southwestern
Si. Loula Southweetcra pfd
Southern Pat'ldc
southern Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
80. Railway pfd
Toledo, St. L. A W
T . St. LAW. pfd....;,
t'nlon Paclnc .
t'nlon Psclftc pfd
tinitsd Statsa Ktpreas
lulled States Realty
I'nlte4 Statse Rubber
U. S. Rubber pfd
I'nlted Slates Steel ,
I. 8. Steel pfd
Va. -Carolina chemical ...
Va -Carolina Chew. pfd...
Wabash
W4bah pfd
Welle-Fargo Express ,
V. tsttagbouss Kleclne ...
Western Cnloa
Wheeling A I -a Its Erie...,
W iM-onsto Central .
Wisconsin Central pfd
Northern Paclnc
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Ktoas-ghsflleld Steel
Crest Northern pfd
I.onAsat Clveta atoeba.
LONDON. May S.-OIosinf quotations on
I ha Ktni'k BVchiinn Mr.,.. .
Cossets, money .. at 11-14 N. T Central...
do account at i-.t Norfolk at W
Anrcoraa It go pfd
Atcbieon us, Ontario A W '.
do pfd 104S, Psnusjtvanla .
B It I more A Ohio... .110 Rand Mine
111
44 Ss
H4
44i
4t
4Ss
st
t snsdtan Pselflu . . . -IfcUi, Rseding
t hss. st Ohio
. t',a do 1st nfd
Chicago Gt. W
C. M. A St. P
Ix Beers
D. R. O ,
do ptd
Erie .,
do let pfd...
do Id .td .
Illlnnl rnlHl
It
145
:7s
s
4jS
4S
do 2d ntA
. 44
sS
ll
. its
I0S
. .s
4.S
Southern Hsllwsy
I do afd .
jSouthsro Psiilc ".
L nion Pat-iAc ....
du afd
I'. S. Steel.. '"1
do Die
.17,
Wsbasn
Louisville A Naeh....ii'
fd .
at e.. at T lis
.Sisal.S Am
. r.
"'"- ij a i'r cciii.
The rate of discount In the open market
for ehort bills is 3Vfl4 lcr cent; for three
months' bills, 3sti4 per cent.
Rank t leatrlatta.
OMAHA. May S-Bank clearing for to
day wr-rf Sl.7Ttt.311.ik and for the eor
ifspomluif dale last year ll,416.98o.t. .
Hank ef Kraeire lialrnttai.
PARIS. May a The weekly statement of
the Bxnk of Krance shows the folltiwina
chns: Notes In t trctilali'n increased
V 7, ir. !, tx' f. t.'t-isury dcyjsua OcLteasc,) 43,.
tW.fwf. rrteral deposits decreased 31.4oft.nATf,
Sold In hand decressevl 7,7'.oif. sliver In
hsnd increseed 2.7&".4"r, bills dlscotinted
increased lA,8id.0ijf and advances increased
3t.0u,t'.
4en ttrykr Money Market.
NEW YORK.- May 3 -Money On call,
flrtn: - 3'dKts; per cent; lowest, 3 per cent;
rullntr rate. H per. cent; closing bid, 3 per
cent; offered at i pt r cent. Tltn loans,
steady; ststy and ninety days and alx
months. irat pr cent.
PRIME MKKCANT1.E rAPER-',
per cent.
STKKl.ING F.XCM A NGE Irregular at
fl.KtS&ul.UDO for-demand and at 14. MAM)
4 80.15 for sixtv-dav bills. p-osted rates,
S4.8.'4.Kl. I'om'inerclal bills, 34.8tK-q4 MS-
SILVKR-Bar. . 64c; Mexican dollars,
t0c. "
BONHS Uovernrnent, steady; railroad,
Irregular
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
I. S. ref. I. re
do coupon ....
f. A I reg
do coupon
V S. old 4a. reg
do coupon
l S a. 4s. reg.
do coupon . . . , .
Am. Tobacco 4a. .
do 4s
Atchison gen. 4a.
do 4a
At lent Ir C. L. 4t
Bsl. A Ohio 41..
...losuj.lapan 4s, Id series
...lol4 do 4s ctft
...KH I do 4s ctfs
I do Id aerlst
...HUH 1. A N. nnl. 4t...
...loss Msn. eg 4s
...110 Met. Central 4t
...llfl do 1st Inc
17 S
ts
lis,
.!
102
101
7i4
0
... 7&S 'Minn. A St. L. 4s... 2
...111 IM., K. A T. 4s Ihi'S
...iocs I in H 44
... t4V4 N. R ft. of M. r. 4s. s
... N. Y. C. g ISt
lflSiN. J. C. ta 127
do SSs
4S Nn. Pacific 4s 101
Drk. R. T. r. 4 4S4i do la 74
central of Oa. t TSiN. A W. c. 4s 100
do 1st Ins...
. 7 :0 I. U rf.lg. 4s 44 S
. 17 I Penn conr. 1V 1TS4
. 44 j Reading gen. 4s 100
JOSV4 St. L. ft I. M. o. St.. Ill
.10 1 St. L. A S. F. fa. 4s. MS
!o Id Inc
do Id Inc
Chen, ft Ohio 4'ts.
Chicago A A. I We.
C . R. A Q. n. 4s.
C, R. I. A P. 4s.
do col. is.. ...... .
.. HH.fH. L. S W. c. 4a.... 7iS
.. 14- Seaboard A. L. 4a.... 44s
.. MS So PaciSc 4a IIS
Ct'C. St. L. g 4n..Av'a do 1st 4a ctfs 44
Colo. Ind s. eer. A. 7S So. Railwar 4t lit
do esrlet B 7S Tsxaa A P. Is 1?
Colorado Mid. 4s......7J't T., St. L. A W. 4t .. KS
Colo. A So. 4s ., S t'nlon Pacific 4s K.4
Cuba rl lots f. 8. Steel Sd is M'4
D. A R. O. 4a I00S 'Wabash it 1U4
Mstlllert' Sec. it M's, do deb. B 14
Erie p I. 4a loo .Western Md. 4t 4'4
do gen. 4a ,.. W. A I. B 4a
Hocking Val. 4St,...107S(Wlt. Central 4a II
Japan 4t 17 I
Offered.
Ilostosi Stork
141 BOBll
BOSTON. May t
cent: time loans, 6'4
closing on stocks an
Atchison ad). 4a ts,
-Call loans.
SI per cent,
d bends:
IQl per
Official
44
14
17
1
H '4
Sos
190
ns,
1S
II
!
m
7
G4'4
, 84
1O0
11
W
7
M
li
5S
10
S7S
'-
S
v 133
14
Adventurn
Allouet
Amalgamated ..
American 2lnc .
Atlantlo
Hlngham
Cel. Heels...
Centennial
Copper Range ..
Daly Weet ....
Franklin
Oranby
lale Royals ....
Mesa Mining
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dominion ..
Osceola ,
Psrrot
do 4a loos
Met. central 4t 71
Atchison MS
do prd
Boston A Alhsny.
Boston A Mslns..
Boston Elsvated
Pltchburg pfd
Mexican Central ,.
N. V.. N. H. A H
.100
...ta
..,W7
...155
...141
... JS
...114
t'nlon Paclnc 14iSt
Amer. Arge. Chem....
do pfd y
Amer. Pneu. Tuba.... I7S
Amer. sugar .
do pfd
Amer. TAT
Amer. Woolen
.,.1!S
...l.U
...132"4
MS
do pfd '.pi
Qulncy
Phsnnon
Ta ma rack
Trinity
t'nlted Copper .
I'. 8. Mining....
V. 8. Oil
t'tah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
North Butte ....
Dominion 1. A 8... J.'S
Edison Elec. Illu 141
Mess. Klo trlc IT
do pfd , 4
Mast. Oaa 44
I'nlted Shoe Mack 71
do pfd 10
Greene Con 2V4
V. S. Steel n S
do pfd IMS
Westing, common ... 71
Bid. Asked.
Wee York Mlntns; ftorks.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Cloalng quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con 26 Little Chief ..
f
0
440
1
14
40
Alloa
Breece
Hrunewlrk Con
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leadvliie Con ....
Oflereo.
250 t Ontario
10 Ophlr
. o4 hnoenlt
. lotusl
.100
.IX)
. 40 .
. 4
Ssvaga
Slsrra Kevads
Small Hopes .
Standard
14
li
....300
Bask of Easrland Statement.
IXJNDON, May 3. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
lng changes: Total reserve decreased
AK65.000, circulation Increased 357,000, bul
lion decreased 567. "JUS, other securities de
creased 668,000, other deposits decreased
417.000. public deposits decreased 1,308.000,
notes reserve decreased 868,000 and gov
ernment securities 'werei unchanged. The
proportion of the batik's reserve to lia
bility this -week 4s 33.73 per cent, as com
pared with 39.32 perfent last week.
Treasury 'Statement.
WA8HINQTON,; Mar ..-Today state
merit of the treaaucrf balances In I he gen
eral fund, excluatve af the 3150,000,0X4) gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
tl63.70,2M; gold som and bullion. t66.62.2!U:
gold certificates, 363,T3o,580. .
- ' Wool. Market.
B08TON. My J. WOOL Foreign
wools have attracted the trade tills week
In the absence of domestic, which are
especially scare. The bulk of sales has
been in foreign crdsa-breds. both Bout!)
American and Australian and a demand
was noted for New Zealand 46'e. The
firmness of the foreign markets Is re
flected here. Territories are so scarce that
there are hardly enough sales to make a
price. Pulled woola are quiet, although
aome transactions of A supers at t)0'c
are made. leading quotations follow:
Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and above,
84 fa 34 He; X. 32033c; No. 1 and half
blood, 304Oo; one-eighth and one-quarter
blood, 3940c; fine unwashed, gS&liri";
half-blood unwashed, 31 H 9 32 Vic; de
laine washed, SS4t7S7c; delaine un
washed, 28 41 2o. Michigan fine unwashed,
2442oc; halt-blood unwashed, 31tf32c;
three-eighths blood unwashed, 32 a 83c;
quarter-blood unwashed, 314932c; delaine,
unwashed, 27?28ni -Kentucky, Indiana
and Missouri combing, three-eighths blood,
33 34c; combing. quarter-blood, 32&
32V)C. Territory, ordinary scoured basis,
fine. 39(8 70c; fine medium, 8e:
medium, 42 43 64c. Pulled wools, scoured
basla, extra, 71 74c.' fine A, 53c; A
supers, 602c; B supers, S2W65C; C
supers, 428 44c..
ST. LeOCIS. Mo-. May 3. WOOL
Steady; medium grades, combing and
clothing. S4e27c; light fine. 212Sc;
heavy line, 17 20c; tub washed, 31S7o.
LONDON, May 3 A sale of 1,033 bales
of sheepskins waa held In Mincing Lane
today. Attendance waa fslr. Practically
all the offerings were aold at unchanged
ratea. except new steam and cros-brcd
combing, which was Sd .dearer. Following
are the sales and prices obtained for cloth
ing and combing: New South Wales, 374
bales at 7s4'HS1: Victoria. 363 bales at
H411M: South Australia. 21 bales at 5Vd
10Sd; West Australia, 527 bales at 74d;
New Zealand, 7xi bales at 7Hdtf?la l'.sd;
Ptinta Arnaa. 737 bales at 7d&ls.
ST. LOV18. May 3 -WOOLe-eteady ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 24(9
37c; light fine. 214j23c; heavy fine, KyiOu;
tub washed, 31&37c.
Metal Market.
NEW . YORK. May S.-METALS-New
high record prices were made for tin
again today, the advance being led by
the EngllKh market, which closed at lt8
for spot and A. 1X1 for futures. Locally spot
was quoted at 440.4rty40.75. t'opper was un
changed to 6c lower in London, with spot
quoted at 83 10a and futures at 81 15s.
Locally the market remained firm with lake
quoted at 318.0018.75;: electrolytic, 818.i5
18 50: casting. f!8 ("tllft 26. Lead wns Is SVtd
higher at 11 6s 2tt In the London, market.
The local market waa firm and the price
for thirty days' shipment has beea. ad
vanced to to. tin. with apot supplies ranging
Up to 35.76. Spelter was quiet and un
changed at 3tS(av4i.16 In the local market.
London was 2s kl lower at 2ti los. Iron
was lower in the Knallsh market with
standard foundry quoted at 48a M and
Cleveland warrants at 4cs lfld. Locally
no change was reported. No. 1 foundry
northern Is quoted at tl8.75fi 19.00; No. 2
foundry northern. 3H.2&?jlS.&0: No. I foundry
aouthern. 31.i.'5(&18.E0; No. I foundry south
ern 317.754t 18.00.
ST. LOI IS. May 3 Lead, firm at 35.2;
spelter, firm at 86 !f7,.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. May 3.-OIL8 Cottonseed,
easy; prims crude, f. o. b., mills, SOc;
prime yellow, t'e. ' Pftroleum, Arm;
refined. New York. 37.80; Philadelphia and
Baltimore. 37.63: Philadelphia and Balti
more. In bulk, 34.65. Turpentine, firm at
SAVANNAH. May I. Tl'RPENTlXE
Firm. Mc,
ROSIN Steady; A. B, O, D E and F
33 D6; U. 34 05; H. 34.2S; K. 34.80; M. M.W);
W Q., tRW; W. W.. 85 1.
OIL CITY. Pa.. May 2.-0! f-Credil b.il
ances. 8164; shipments, 71.14' bbls.; run.
82.218; shipments, Lima, 74,765 bbls.; runs!
Lima. 4ti,315 bbla.
Ittar and aiolaaaea.
NEW YORK. May S.-81'OAR-Raw.
firm; fair renning. 3 1i-16c: cent tfugal ii
test. 3 7-ltlc: moluHaea aUKar, 3 ll-i6c. Ku
Br.ed. steady: No..ii. 410c; No. T. 4u5c; No 8
4.00; No. . 3.H6e; N't. 10, iic; No. 11 3 sic'
No U 3 Stic; No. IS. 3 75c; No. 14. 3.76; con-f-f
Hollers' A, 4 45c; mould A. IXjc; cut iof
3o5c; crUKhed, 3hic: powdered. 4.7uv; granu
lated. 4tc: cubes 410. .
NKW ORLEANS, Mty I.-SI iIAH-jH
but steady: open kettle centrifugal. 31, W
3V.e: centrifugal wlilta. 3SU4C ycllowa
3S3: seconds. '.'1l.lc. eve,
MOLAgSKS Nominal; open kettle Ki
3"c; contrlfusal. 7uJoc. '
.BrRLP-sScniinAle Jil30c
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Cattle Fnlly Steady, with Other
a Little Weak.
HOGS NOT SELLING QUITE SO STRONG
Moderate Ran of sheen and l.a ns lis
vtltk Trade Active. While
Prleea t oatlnae Warklag;
la Higher Baals.
80l."TH OMAHA. May S. 1XW.
Receipts were: Cattle, rlugt. Sitae,
orociai Monday 4,tx 4. on
uitiuiai itir,u.y 4,,;k
i,jo 4,.u
Otuciai ieuiitflay .tfo t.oot w,oo
oiuciai itiursuay :jw lj.ot 4.tvu
Four d.tys this week. .lt.Stit n.m tt.Dod
Satite aays last weea..j..u, 44.00. .oit
osvuie two weeas agu..,.14.M!f av.ee ,4.i
bauie tnree iwm ago..iu.ui; 10.M1
ea.iie lour weeas ao..lo,i4i 41, mi
bame duyeNiaat oat . . . . lu,4U i,i U.ot4
KKCn.lt-10 TO DAT..
The follow, ii,, taoie auows tne receipts
of cattle, tio anil anecp at South omaiia
tor lnu year to date, cuinpateu witu last
icdl'i lISJM. ilK.
cattle 326.S1U 28J,0tf8 44,bli
llLgH VlO.UiM (HD, l.U lll.b.J
bllt-ep .4S.lfi4 b!i,uoi 4o,vi
RANUU OF PK1C&S.
Cattle.
Omaha 3i.iauvo.o0
miciko l.io-us.io
fianoaa City i bvui.oV
bl. Lrfjuls z.lVuvo.ib
bioux city g.w.iio lu
Hog.
35. iou.J
a. iv-o-Vi
U.ltUA. u?i
S.otlt.oa
s.luuo.du
CA1TLK gUOTATlo.SB.
The following win snow tne prices paid
for the dineient kinas of catue un tna
bouth Omaha market:
Uood lo cuolce corntod steers
fair to choice conned steers
Common to talr coinied steers...
Good to choice rows and heuers.
Fair to Bood cows and ht lfers ...
35.OOS6.50
4 OO'ltO tU
4.uuu4.oe
3 1W14.W
.VtKo3.i&
common to fair cows and Uelters.. 2.(4fl3.i
Good to choice Blockers cfc feeders. 4 uo(i4.oo
Fair to good stackers and feeders. 8.601.00
Common to fair Blockers 3 0ie.6o
buns, stags, etc 2.5ow4.oO
The following vht,, liows the itve.ugu
price of hogs at Soutb Omaha for th last
sevtral daya, with comparisons:
Date. I 10. (lW.io.lliM.llWS.a.irXll.nSr.
April 20..
Apt 11 21.
April 22.
April ii..
April 34.,
Airil i.
April W.
April 27.
April
April 29.
April 30.
May 1...
May 2...
May 3...
1
43
I
i 34i(
2V I
4i
3o4
5
294
6 23
5 82
7 M
7 111
7 07
7 Ibl
:
I 5 n6; 4
6 30
4 80
8SM.
a 861
86
fell
to
f 3
4 81
4 821
6 Sl
801 t 38
6 7 6 82
I 78 s M
b 741 6 8v
i 72 6 34
1 0 37
8 06
6 66 S 33
6 641 3 35
6 71 6 18
t 72i 6 17
t
k it
2J,
4 75i 7 U
4 781 1
4 76 6 2l
4 iJ 8J1
4 661 4 77
4 62 S4,
7 00
6 16
6 10,
s
7 07
7 03
I 2SWI
I I
3 111
6 12i
6 19,
11 y;i
6 9i
7 4 i
7 011
4 571 S 76
4 56 1
Sunday.
The official number of cars of
stock
brought In today by each road was
cattle. Hogk. &neep.
2 2..
1 1
.... 1 2
lira
C, M. & St. P.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
I'. P. 6ystm...
'i
'i
'i
46 48
C. c N. W., east 3 7
C. & N. W., west 40 42
C, St. P., M. & O. ... 24 15
C, B. & Q.. east 1 6
C, B. & 14.. west Im 48
C, K. I. at P., east.. 2 ' 6
C. R. 1. & P.. went 1
Illinois Central 6
Chicago Qt. Western 6 1
.Totals recetpta 178
174
17
The disposition of the day' receipt waa
as follows, each buyer purcnaslnK the num
ber of head indicated
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
887
1.5o7
8.419
8,736
3,458
1,155
. Kilt
.l.i'69
. 8i
. 1
. 10
. 10
. 87
. 6
. 80
. 66
1
7S
1,837
134
Armour ft co
Vanaant ft Co
Lobman ft Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Son
Huston ft Co
Hamilton ft Rothschild...
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Root ft Co
St. Louis Dressed B. Co.
Other buyers
55
"67
301
Total 4.098 12.773 4,255
CATTLE Recelpta of cattle were tnore
than double what they were a week ago
and decidedly larger than two weeks ago.
In fact, thla waa the heaviest run for a
Thursday since the last week In March.
Moreover, the recelpta for the week to data
have been considerably heavier than for
the corresponding daya of last week and
very mucn larger than a year ago. Aa
packera have been free buyers all the week
and aa they had atlll quite a good many
cattle on hand, the feeling was a little
weak this morning, and It would have been
no surprise to have seen cattle sell consid
erably lower. Stilt, there seemed to be a
very fair demand for desirable beef aleei
and such cattle aa found favor In buyers'
eyes commanded just about steady prices.
In aome Instances there was a little weak
ness noticeable and some sellers thought
that they had to aell their common to me
dium kinds for A little leaa money thun
they got yesterday. Jn th main, however.
It was a steady market.
Cows and heifers were In moderate sup
ply aa compared to the total receipts of
the day, but large for a Thursday. The
market waa generally ateady, but, aa waa
the case with beef steera, there were some
weak spots noticeable. The most of the
cowa changed hands in fair season.
Stockers and feeders continue in very
light receipt and aa there is aome little
country demand the market Is fairly
active at very aatlsfactory price.
Representative sales:
BEE.F STEERS.
Ko. At. Pr. No. v. Tr.
711 8 40 11 1171 4 71
1 150 4 00 M 10T7 4 74
10 464 4 10 77 1!U 4 14
i (IT 4 14 . 41 11U 4 14
t 473 4 U II lilt 4 4
4M 4 40 1 1104 4 40
1 1011 4 40 11 1010 4 44
1 1144 4 40 10 IUI 4 U
, 114 I 40 41 1115 4 44
10 144 4 40 14 1110 4 44
U il 4 40 II Ill" 4 40
t 444 4 40 4 ItntS 4 40
22 4U1 4 45 45 1IM 4 44
491 4 44 34 1KI 4 44
21 114 4 40 11 Utl ti
23 9il 4 44 13 IUI 4 44
1 1241 4 10 11 1!43 4 44
1 1011 4 44 44 1110 I 04
II... 43! 4 44 II 12M 4 40
17 1014 4 45 14 II. J 4 0
I lOss 4 44 17 lli I M
11 1110 4 40 17 1JJ7 I 04
12 1044 4 44 M 1314 44
r. 1021 4 44 14 urr i to
4 110 4 44 21 146 I 10
11 Ill 4 TO 14 list I 1
IP 1141 4 14 K 1441 I II
11 411 4 74 li 11314 3 14
14 1174 4 70 14 Hot 14
40 1174 4 14 to 1117 I 34
COWS.
I. .. 1070 1 74 1 lOtO 8 it
1 174 I 4 1 400 1 M
1 140 I 00 1 1170 I 44
I IM 1 M I tti I 10
1 140 I 00 1 1234 I so
1 170 I 16 12 117 It
1 ..440 I 25 4 12"4 8 10
1 110 I 15 I tt 74
1 1011 I 40 1 1000 1 1
1... 474 lit 1 1144 I 74
I Ills) IM 1 4(10 1 ;
1 li0 2 so 1 1154 I 15
t.4 I 40 4 144 1 4
1 4t I 50 til) M
I Its I si 4 1475 I 14
I ill 1 16 . 1 1474 I 44
t HI I 4 11 1111 I In
I 20 70 1 714 4 00
1 lu I 14 I...: 1176 4 40
1 1240 I 71 1 12.x) 4 40
1 420 I 00 4 1131 4 04
I 110 I 00 4 i;t4 4 05
1 1010 I 00 1 1124 4 14
1 10 I II 1 UIO 4 10
I tti 3 IS II . . .Ii44 4 10
1 1240 3 25 1 1110 4 14
2 10U4 I 24 I 1144 4 II
1 1110 I 16 1 10i 4 10
1 1140 3 26 11 1024 4 14
1 ISO I 14 1 ISO 4 14
1 112U I 15 1 10V4 4 to
1 1010 I i 1 liuv 4 14
1 447 I 40 4 102J 4 24
U 424 I 40 2 1144 4 U
1 IU0 I 44 I lUt 4
1 1000 IV ' 1144 4 M
HEIFERS
T 444 I 44 4 42 1 4
4 625 I 14 4 470 I 75
1 170 I 21 1 174 I 71
1 410 3 6 1 444 I 14
1 410 1 II 8 TO I 40
14 4u 3 40 1 274 4 00
4 4MI 3 40 I T'. l I 10
4: 114 I 40 1 144 4 X,
2...., 140 1 lo I 14 4 4
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1 1 1W I 16 1446 I 40
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1 ItM I 11 1 1441 t 45
i.: 7ro 1 40 1 ;ua .'.
1 14? I 40 1 1140 Si
1 1414 1 4o I ,74. I 5
I... I7HI 3 40 1 1600 74
CALVKS.
t 1" 4 24 1 14", 114
1 174 4 4 ,. 166 6 5
1 lto 4 7-. 1 124 4 6
1 . to 4 ir. 1 12'l 4 44
I !! 4 so 1 i; i 6
1 4u 5 ie I :te i it
I It iri - I 144 4 74
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FEEDERS.
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4 44
4 44
4 M
4 44
4 40
4 4.i
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4 IUI
4 14
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4 04
. sm 8 44 1.
, 4S4 I 40 1
. 4JI I 40 I
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. " 4 14 tl
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4 4 11
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HOOR Buyera had loaer
Ideas this
morning and (heir first move
sirle ot an easier market.
was on the
livery one
started out bidding lower, and while they
msv nave secured a few loans mat way
very lilt K- business was done on the open
ing. Sellers were pretty stubborn about
taxing off and by holding on they caused
buyers to raise their bids somewhat, so
that when the trade really opened It wis
. on the basis of prices very nearly steady
with yesterday. As the trade proaressed
I It firmed up until It was fully as good
I as yesterday. The average Of all the
snies was naroiy up to yesieraay a noicn.
The bulk . of all tho hog sold at 34 2av
4.27 14,. with quite A sprinkling at 8( 30,
the same as yesterday, but the proportion
at the bottom figure waa somewhat largor
than yesterday.
While the traoe opened slow It became
more active later on, so that a reasonably
early clearance was efret-ted. The maraet
upon th whole was In very good con
dition considering the .way hogs are sell
lng at other points
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enf.r..-- Prices are still tending unward
on both sheep and lamba and today mar
ket was anywher from stronc to 10c
higher than yesterday, making the ad
vance for the week i but ioc on all desira
ble kinds of sheep and lamba. As has
been the case every day lor some time
back, there was a good active buying
demand and practically everything In
sight changed hands ai an early hour.
There were a few wethers ami yearlings
good enough to bring 36.49, while right
good Nebraska fat ewes aoid at 3(36, the
highest price ever paid at this market.
Quite a atring of cupped lamba sold aa
high as 35. Ho. The Houston Bros, shorn
ewes sold at 15.25 and weighed ten pounds
less than on Monday, when they brought
36.00.
Quotations : Good to choiua western
lambs, 37.00497.36: fair to good lambs,
36.6047. 0U; cull lambs, 34.6u 6.00; good
to choice yearlings, 3.0ua.s0; fair to
good yearlings, I6.75Q6 00; good to choice
wethers, 16.75 tf . 00; good to cholc ewes,
I6.76&.26; fair to good ewes, l6.OU4f6.76;
cull sheep and bucas, 83. 00 V 4 .60.
Shorn sheep and lambs are bringing
prices generally 76cH 11.25 less than
wooled atock.
No. Av. Pr.
10 cull ewe 73 4 00
7 western ewes and lambs.... 73 4 00
13 western lamb, clipped culls. 64 4 76
14 ewes, broken fleeced 36 i 00
t weatern ewe, clipped 30 I 00
3 western ewes, clipped 80 I 00
463 western ewes, clipped 94 t 31
88 lambs, broken fleeoed 73 6 7s
864 weatern lamba, clipped 36 184
483 wetrn lamba, clipped 74 t 90
3(4 western lambs, clipped 73 3 90
381 western ews 10! 16
I western ewes 90 16
7 western ewea 90 (30
171 weatern ewes , 104 tfi
31 western wethers 85 6 40
39 western lambs 4 8 75
K6 western lambs 64) 8 75
143 western lambs 78 7 15
1 Colorado goat 110 4 00
123 western clipped ewes 83 4 64
western clipped ewes 88 4 00
3 Colorado ewea 100 S 5
2X9 Mexican lamba (4 10
10 Colorado lamba 86 t ii
390 Mex can lamb 6.' i .5
119 Colorado lambs 88 7 20
387 Colorado lamba 88 7 :i0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady ta Ten Ceata Lower
Haas Stronar to Five Cent Illarher.
CHICAGO. May 3. CATTLE Receipts.
9.000 head: market, ateady to 10c lower;
common to prim steers, 34.OWBfl.30: cows,
33 .K'uM.Oi: heifers. 32.765.36; bulls. 32.60a
4 .26: calves, 92.76436.76; stockers and feedera,
13.756.00.
HuaS Receipts. 18.000 head; market,
strong to 6c higher; choice to prima heavy.
36.5HOX.66: medium to good heavy, 36.4610
6.60; butcher weights, 36.4546.62; good to
choice heavy mixed, IMOi&u.jO; packing, 36.70
Cf.47V4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 15.000
head; market, ateady to strong; sheep. 84.50
t6.70; yearlings, 35.36ijt6.76: lambs, 16.264,
7.6S.
Kaaaaa City Llva Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, May I. CATTLE Re
ceipt a, 4.000 head, Including 400 southerns;
market steady to shade lower; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, 35.804S4l.0il;
fair to good. 84 36i4.; western fed steers,
U.75&6.26; stockers and feeders, 83.0u936.0u;
southern steera. H.Vxfj'.VOO; southern cows,
32.603 4.00; native cows and heifers, 82.6ufr
616; bulls, 3o.KIM.0; calves, H.00nf6.00.
HOOS Recelpta, 10,000 head: market
Rtiong to 6c higher; bulk of sales. 96 27V, 9
8.40; heavy, l.37V,S 46; packers, 3.308.40;
pigs and light, 83.3"a6 32.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head; market steady to strong; Inmbs, 85. 75
ft;. 35; sheep and yearlings, 84.oof(16; west
ern fed yearlings, 3j.0Xx4i6.30; western fed
sheep, 84. 606. 15; stockers and feedera, $3.00
4JO.0U.
at. I.oala Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 3.-CATTLE Receipts.
1.5O0 head. Including 400 Texan; market.
iilgher; native shipping and export sleers,
cS'u.T6; dressed beef and butcher steers.
l3.toiu6.on; steers under 1.000 lbs., 33.6031.6u;
stock 8is and feeders. 8-.4MQ 4.M: cows and
heifers. 82.0ufe5.O9; canneis. $1.7592.60: bulls,
31. 264 4.50. calves, 33.fX0 26; Texas and In
dian steers. 33.001)4.76; Cows and heifers,
$2.0uti3 9u.
HOGS Receipt. 1.000 bead: market, 6c
higher: pig and light. 36Vj6.S0; packera,
$6 KtV.50; butcheia and beet heavy, 36. 40
.5tl.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, ,000
head; market, ateady; native niuiions, $4.00
CO. 00; lamb. $6.604t7.0O; cull and buck,
4.wr,.oo.
ft. Joaepb I. It Vlnrk Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mny 3. CATTLE Receipts.
t.300 head; market, steady: steers. l'(.Vf
6 36: cow and heifer. 43 264J4.80; aiocker
and feeder. 83.40',4.7S.
HOUS-Reuelpt. 7.346 head: market. tHc
higher: top. M.tiH; bulk of aalea. $6.Cia
6.874
EH SEP AND LAMBB-Rec.tpts, !.65S
head; market, active aad lead); lambs,
$7.35.
ftlaax City Lira Stark Market.
SIOCX CITY. Ia.. May 3.-8pcclal Tele
gram.) CATTLK - Recelpta, 460 head;
market ateady: beeves. II OOtjo 40; cjws,
bulla and mixed. M.fA'Ct.tu: alockers and
! feedera. $7.trri4.6u; calve and yearling.
J .'Tj4 30.
HOOS Receipts. S.tof' head; market
tdy; Selling at $610'a4.30; bulk, $6 Id Jo JO.
lock In Slsrht.
Receipts of II va stock al I he six principal
BTOCKFFB
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hs ghee-'
South Omaha l?.fV 4.C0O
Hlotix City 40 . 3.r'J
Kanaaa City , 4.'i l.uti li.fta
St. Joseph ,V0 7.246 JVM
St. Louis I F si ."'Si 2,0
Chicago 9,i 15.rai 1I.U0
Total :i.6n 44.115 33 'AS
Coltt ITarkrt.
NEW YuRK. May J. COFFEE- Market
for future opened dull at un langed prut-
to an advance of 6 potnl. Pries tinai-d
off slightly, particularly toward l-s close,
when offering increased and wr ant
very 1 well absorbed T n market cloted
dull, but 6 to 14 pninta net lower ft.le
for the dv wer reported of K.750 hag.
IncUding May at 915c; Jun. 4 46c; July.
8riVffj6c; September, Trvrt A750 ; December.
Mj7fls-; March, ;.lntf7.2"c; April. S,.Vtf
7 35. Spot hk), quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 8c.
OMAII A WllOI.K,l..; M 4 ft K FT.
Coadltlea of Traela aad Haotatlnati aa
Htaala tail Kaary Prod are.
KOG? Heveipt. liberal; ft tan iims, cat
count, l$c.
LIVE POULTRY - Hen. U',tjllc;
roosters, 4)7c; luiktyi. Ifcv; oucks, 11C.
L '4 1 tCH i dCnjag sick a, tic, vnoic ta
fancy uairy. loc; creamery, Sltitiitc.
HAY Fl ica quoted ny ouutnt rcrd com
pany; No. 1 uplanu. 17: iiieiliuni, H.0,
cosrse, 30 t"1 .&. I'.yc straw, 46.u.
BRAN Per ton, l s.ut.
NEW VKO STABLE.
TOM ATO .J Florivia. per litis ot 81 lb,
net, to. v.
WAA. HEAN8 Per box of about 80 lb.,
net, 44.60.
BTKLnO BRANS Per box ot about 16
lbs., net, 81.
TI'HMIS, BEETS AND CARROTS -Louiriana.
uer on. bundle. 46c.
11KAU LtiTl 'CJi Louisiana, tH.r bbl..
4., per do, head. $10011 1.2.
Lu.AF i.ill i 1 ic Hothouse, per do.
heaas, iio.
Cl 4t'AiUERS llothous. rier do.. ll.W'l
1.60.
ONIONS Colorado, yellow and red, :a
per lb.; Spanish, per crate, $2 00.
Ml'8HKt.uM-Hothousc, per lb., rJtvjftWc
HAUlSMt.li ttotituuxe. 11 uoa. uutiv.ice.
TROPICAL KKLIIB.
DATES Per box of SO 1-lb. pkgs , 12.00;
Hallowe'en, In "0-lli. iMixes, per lb., c: Sy
ett. pet- lb., 4c: walnut stuned, l-lh. pkgs..
I: (Vi p,r do.; 8-11). Iioxes, $1.0"; Jatlas, all
sites. 83. y; Mediterranean awerta. $0.25;
seeuungs, $X
OKA.vUK-tt-Callfornia, extra fancy Rd
land navels, all sices, $3.36; fancy navels,
$M.L'5; choice, all sixes. $.1.
LEMONS - Llnitmlers. extra, (fancy. 340
Slie, 4: 300 to 360 also. $4.26.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 7EW
K5c; Imported Smyrna, three-crown, 11c;
ix-crown, 13o.
BANANAS Per medium alaed bunch,
$l.iix,3.26: Jumbot, $2.f"ii;i.o0.
TANGERINES California, per box of
about 125, $3.00.
OKAPK FKLIT-Callfronla, per box. $6.00
86 60.
PlNEAPPLES-Sixe 24, 30 and 86, $6; als
42. 14.74.
KRVIT8.-
PEARS Winter Nellls, 2.W.
APPLkiS California, lien Davis. $2 per
bu. box; Wlnesaps, $2.60 pet bu. box; Otner
VHilriiea. 82.lnifjii.e0 per bu. New York ap
ples, lutidwln and Russets, 36 per bbl.
UllAPEd Imported Malagas, 600y7.60.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., JOO
c; bouth Dakota, per bu., 7"!U'75c.
NAVY BlvANS Par bu.. $1.85; No. 3, 31.TS.
LIMA BtiANS-l'er lb., 6,0.
CAliBAUK California, 34c per lb.; Wla
cousin, In crates, per lb., 3 We.
CELERY-Florida, $1.25 per do.
bWEhi'i" POTATOES-Illlnols, per 11-peck
bbl., $4.76.
BEEF CI.'TS.
No. 1 ribs, lie; No. 3 ribs, HHci No. 3
ribs, 9'Ac; No. 1 round, 8c; No. 2 round,
7Hc; No. 3 lound, 7Sc; No. 1 loins, (,
No. i loins, lot:; No. 3 loins, 11 He No. 1
plate, 4c; No. 3 plate, 3c; No. 8 pinie. 3c;
No. 1 chucks, tic; No. 2 chucks, 6 Vic; No. 3
chucks, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER-Pec keg. $J.7o; per bbl., I8.T5.
HONhV-Nw, per 24 lbs., $3.60. -
CHEEbE Bwlss, new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 15c; Wisconsin liniberger, loci twins,
liiyic; Young Americans, 16c. 1
NITS Walnuta, No. 1 aoft sheila, new
crop, per lb., 15 'c; hard shells, per lb..
iiV- Pocans, large, pr lb., 14c; small,
per lb., lie. Peanuts, per lb., 6Hc; roasted,
per lb., sc. Chili walnuts, per lo., litjU'ia
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; harti
hells, per lb.. 16c. Cocoanut, $4 per ruck
of 1'4.
FRESH FISH-Trotit. 11c; halibut. He;
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bans, 11c; un
nsh, lie; ptrcn. skinned and dressed, 8c;
pike, 9al0c; redsnapper, 11c; salmon, 13c;
crapples, vc; eels, 18c; black bass, 2"c;
whitetish, U12c; frog legs, ier dox., 55c;
lobsters, green, 38c; boiled lobsters,, 42c;
blueflsh, 16c; herring, 6c; Spunlsh mack
erel, 16c; haddock, lOo; shrimp, $1 per gal.;
smelts, 12c; cod, 12c; bullheads, 12c; catnsh,
16o: roe ahad, 75c; flounder, 11c.
OY8TERS Fresh standard. $1.40 per gal.;
shell oysters, $1.0W2.0v per 100; Little Neck
clams, $1.60 per 1U.
SUGAR Granulated cane. In bbla., $5.06;
granulated cane. In sacks, $5.01; granu
lated beet, in sacks, $4.91.
SYRUP In barrels, 24c per gal.; In cases,
10-lb. cans, $1.60; cases. 11 6-lb. cans, $2.80;
case, 24 2'-lh. cans, $1 90.
COFFEE Roaated : No. 3$, tMo per lb.;
No. ta. 'c per lb.; No. 26, 18Vo per lb.;
No. 20, 1vVsC per lb.; No. 21, Hc per lb.
CURED FISH-Family whlteflsh, per H
bbl., 100 lbs., $4 60; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., m lb., bloaters, $40.00: No. 1. $28.00;
No. I, $2600; No. 3, 320.00; Irish, No. i. $19.00;
herring. In bbla., 200 lbs each;-Norway, 4k,
$18.00; Norway, 3k, $18.00; Holland,- mixed,
311.69: Holland herring. In kegs, milkers,
80c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
CANNED OOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 6.Vic; Maine. 31.15. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, $1.26f1.60; $-lb.. 97HCf?100. Pineapples,
S rated. 2-Tl.. $3.062.30; sliced. $1.9082.10.
allon apples, fancy, $3.75; California aprl
cola, tl.4tH'2.00; pears, $1.7Mi'2.50; peache.
fancy. $1.75(&3.40; H. C. peache. $2.00gr5O.
Alaska aaimon, red. $l.lo; pink, 90c; fancy
Chinook, J, $3.10; fancy sockeye, F., $1.95;
sardine. V oil, $2.60; , mustard, $2.6oi'(
3 10. Sweet potatoes, $1 lfiai.25; sauerkraut,
$l.ii0; pumpkins, 80cti$1.00; wax beans, 2-lb.,
Ibtmc: lima beans, 2-lb., 76cj$1.35; spinach.
$1.35e'2.00; cheap peaa, 2-lb., 80c; extra, 75
90c! fancy, $1.351.76.
HIDES. PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1
ireen hides, 9c: No 2, 8c; No. 1 salted. Uq;
No. 2, loc; hull hides, 71'3c: dry hides,
124D20C. Horse hides, large, $3; ainall, $2.
Sheep pelts, each, 60cil.25. Tallow, No. 1.
44c; No. 2. 3sc: rough. lvc.
Eraooratrd Apples and Dried Fralla.
NEW YORK. May I. EVAPORATED
APPLE8 The market Is more or less nom
inal In the absence of Important transac
tions, atock being very well cleaned up
with holdera firm In their views. Strictly
prim apple are quoted at lOfJIOMiO. choice
at 11c and fancy at lUfcc. Some- quotations
hav bean heard above this figure tor fancy,
but appear to to extreme.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are In better demand with quotations rang
ing from CVic to 7c. according to grade.
Apricots are practically out or the mar
ket for the time being, with cholc quolcd
at K'vvc. extra choice at 13c and fancy at
ltc. Peachee are quiet. Choice are quoted
at 1MX extra choice at 10fM!c fanev at
HSIlttc and extra fancy at UVr12c. Rais
ins remain quiet. Ixxise Muscatel tr
quoted at oiffiTic seeded raisins at 64fl7SO
and London layer at $150411.60.
Forelga Flaaaelal.
PARIS. May $.-Price on th Bourse to
day opened heavy, owing to the Increase
In th Bank of England rat of discount
from 8V4G4 per cent. Russians were of
fered on Count Wltte' resignation of th
premiership. Tester there was a general
Improvement, th Increase of the Bank of
England's discount rate being expected to
'ton the shipment of gold to the Untttd
States. At the close prices were firm. .
REAL. KSTATE TRASFER.
The Commercial National Hank to
Charlea Harding, lot 7, block 17,
Hsnscom Place $4
Charles W. Lyman and wife to
Hastings A Heyden, lot 6, block
t, Crelghton Heights
Pauline B. Wheeler, Jr., to J. C.
Klnsler, blocks 66 and 95, Benson..
Lew W. Marshall and wife to same,
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v, oiocKs s ana ta, nenaon.
George H. Payne knd wife to Henry
ti. straight. lot 13, . block 11
llsjiscom I'luce
Josephine 11. Wnldenfeller to Mosy
E. Armstrong et al.. lota 2. 3 and
4. block 2, Lincoln Plat
Marguret Hogan and husband to
Peter Proceplo et al , part lot 10
and 11, block 1, Millard Place 1,
Uwmin Realty and Improvement
company to Claud Camblln, tract
lot 4, Johnson's add i,
Claud Cambllng to Aaron Wolf,
same 4,
Mary Oarvey and husband to Maude
Kane et al.. w Is ee '9-14-13
John O'Rourk lo Frank Shaffer, part
l,e ri V, 30-16-13
Chemical National hank to Frank W.
Fogg. W, lot 2, block 103. Omaha 1
8 R. Rahb to O. A. Talbott. trustee,
lots 12 and 1$. block 17, Hitch-
cork 1st add ,
O. A. Talbott. trustee, to Charlc
F. Da via. aama
John Williams to Joseph Bolker, lot
8. block 4. Shull add !
Peter Jen. Jr . to Laura Scott. w
lot ;. hl.Mk 103, Omaha 2
Frark W. Fogg to Peter Jasen, Jr.,
Same t
New Hn mi pe hi re RanklnsT eomuauv to
F.llra Rnmbel. lot 13. Wright Pla- 1
Fdtrsr Leavortc-n to And-w Hotran
et at., lot 17. block I. Clarendon.. 2
II. O. Htralght and wife fo Dora
Harney, lot 13, hlot-k 14. lianscoin
park 2
Frsok P. Gould sod wife 10 John C.
Vl7rr. part lot 32 H. Mtilard At
Caldwell' add 3,
E'wird iT. Howell and wife to H fl.
M"jer. rart tax lot 27. sec. 11-15-13
II. Meyer to IInry K. Peat,
came
Ft rllmiei et !. to Antonio
Rrtem. rart lot 13. blnok 15. Iin-provem-nt
astocation add 1,
Anton Kalla et al. to aatne. ame..
Nebraska Inveatment A Improve
ment rnmpanv to J McCormlck.
lot t, block 2. Bogg A Hill's 3d
add .,...4 1,
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