Nebraska Newspapers

    TT1E OMAHA DATTT BEE: RATTTvPAY. MAY R. lOff.
IS
(.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Argentina Shipments Lire tid roreitu
Oshlei Lower.
OFFERINGS OF WHEAT ARE HOT LARGE
TfiM"rr AtrenaVth and Then De
rllne, May CleMrlngt 14 taker mm
Fir Moiihi Lowpr-lirnif
Raaae la t'nra Market.
OMAHA, Miiv 4, If
l ipcnlng prices were 4; kiw, under
the innupm of large Argentina shipments
and foreign cables .irt mwer. There was
ome weaanees irr the first hour, after
which strength Developed on talg of good
ash dmnnu, which caused May shorts to
cover. This strengtnened delerted futures,
which advanced to Sc over yesterday. The
advance In nil months wax due rather to
lack of offerings than to good demanu. May
leciined ye trom the high point, rinsing
'c Hbovt yesterday. Weakness ruled tle-
erred futures In the last hour. July Cloved
lower and September He lower.
The range of tue corn tuarKet wa nar
low; opening prices were a anade lower,
but the maract seemed to be helped by the
mniporary strength In wheat, Cash de
mand was lair at a decline of "fcc. ilav
iioanl unchanged and July V- lower.
Weather was lavorabie tor planting ami
movement.
Oats snowed a wry narrow range. Trices
were steady and tne dose was a shade
easier.
Primary w heat receipts' were 326,000 bush
els and shipments iOo.iasi bushels, against
receipt last year of 137.000 bushels and
shipments of KS.omi bushels. Corn receipts
were 4;6.fflb bushels and ahlnments :t"Jmm
bushels, against receipts of lOO.Ofl bushels
ear ana shipments of lvs.uuo bushels.
'lea ranees were lot.oinj bushels of wheat,
22.32H barrels of Hour, ISO bushels of corn
and ttH.lxs. bushels of rra
Liverpool doped H'oVkd lower on wheat
and WaAti lower on corn
Argentina wheat shipments were 3,216,000
uueneia and ot com Z,mi3,uij bushels.
from the Inter Ocean: "There Is a bear-
isn sen Ijneril in deterred futures of corn,
ana several of the most active traders
who have been on the bull side are predict
ing una i juiy win sell at 4oc. They base
l heir opinions on prospecta of Argentina
tilling up the European do mend from now
on, a shipments from there this week
are estimated at 3,200,0(0 bu., against MTl.tmO
bu. the previous week and 1.168,000 last
'.vear. There la always a movement of corn
from the farms nfler planting Is finished,
and receipts late In May and the first part
of June are expected to be good, as there
Is hellc-ved to be plenty of corn held back
In the country. Stocks at terminal points
are light, but the situation In this respect
is regarded as only temporarily and sup
plies will Increase later. Prospects are
that corn will go Into the ground about
on an average season."
. t-ocal rang of optional
ArticleB. Open! Hlgh. Low. Cloae.l Yeay.
AVheatH
May... I
July... I
Corn j
73a' TSBI
71B:72HiVx!
u. TV mt.'
tsa'i
73A
"2A
43A
42VA
HB
.viay...
July...
Oats
May...
4.H4B
43SA
4iA
42A
42
81 '4 A
3V4a
SlAl 31 A 1 S1HA
A asked. II bid.
Omaha Cash Irlees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 73VS'7". No. i
hard. 7H4.W7SC; No. 4 hard, tsyflc; No. 2
spring, 7d'(iiijc; No. 8 spring, Hfl73Hc
. COKN-No. S, 44Hc; No. 4. 42-4M'c; N'o.
3 yellow, 44V: No. 8 white, 4;V-'.
OATS No. J mixed, aoic; No. 3 white,
JltUlc; No. 4 white, SOVatilC.
,KVK-.No. 2, 60c; No. a. 64c.
Carta. Receinta..
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ....
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
umaha
Uuluth
.St. Eoula . . .
t
248
202
'ii
. 41
.12 .
7
. 34
. 14
56
147
( HICAOO ORAIS ASU PROVIMIOX8
Feaarea at tka Traalas aa4 Closlan
Prlcea Board af Trad. . . .
tHICAGO. May 4.-rrofit-takln by lo
cal bulla caused an easy close in the wheat
market here today, final quotations on the
July delivery belli- off c. Corn was down
'tnj'V. Oats were practically unchanged.
I'rovlslons were unchanged to 15c lower.
The wheat market today was much uti
sttld and the volume of trading was
small. At the opening prices were bear
iNhly affected by lower quotations at
Liverpool, liberal shipments from Argen
tina and the crop reports from Ohio and
Missouri. According to the Missouri re
port, the condition of fall sown wheat was
7 on May 1 compared with SB on April
I. while the Ohio report gave the condl
' tlon of wheat In that state as 103 against
101 month ago. At the end of the first
hour the market rallied what ply on cov
erlng by shorts, who were actuated by
damage reports, a number of advices from
Kansas telling of Injury to the crop there
The newa waa not all of this charac
ter, however,' and many reports told of
trie favorable condition of the new crop.
The market held firm until late In the
day, when a second reaction took place
on prorit-taklng. The close was easy.
July opened Vra to H" lower at 7H'3
1-iS.c to 7Sc, advanced to 7Mr7fl,V and
ilos'd at iSV&S'c. Clearances of wheat
and flour Were equal to 254.000 biishles. Ex
lorts for the week as shown by Uradstreet'a
were equal to S.OnO.tniO bushels. Primary
receipts were 8:.(i0 bushels against 137,000
bushels one year ago. Minneapolis, Du
Ufth and Chicago reported receipts of 133
cars against zi cars last wcea ana !!
cars one year ago.
Trading In the corn pit waa very quiet
and the tone of the market waa steady.
Large local receipta, liberal shipments
from Argentina and lower prices at Liver
pool had a depressing effect at the open
ing, but were oftset later by an official
forecast of unsettled wenther In the corn
belt. The market closed steady. July
opened VaWo lower at 4i1H6Sc 46V.
sold between 4f f"tc and closed at 464
4tiSc. lxcal receipts were 248 cars with
5'7 cars of contract grade.
The feature of trading in oata waa the
continued liquidation of May by a promi
nent bull. Offerings were readily taken
bv commission houses, however, and, al
though the tone of the market waa some
what easier, prlcea showed little change.
The volume of trading waa small. July
opened a shade lower at iwV, sold be
tween XoSd.tiSc "nJ 3010 nd dosed at
y,i. Local receipts were 202 cars.
Provisions were firm early In the day,
but later became quite weak because of
profit-taking. A Wloc decline In the price
of live hogs was chiefly responsible for
the weak close. The final quotations on
July pork waa $15 26. which waa l&o below
the close of yesterday. Lard waa down
dc at .S"'4 Kibe were unchanged at
., .
Kstlmated receipta for tomorrow: Wheat,
I cars; corn, 161 cars; oats, 125 cara; hogs,
II.ojW head.
The leading iuturee ranged aa follows.
' ArTlcTcY.I OpanTTllgh.l Lew. Clos. Yea y.
71"! 8J
I
79W 79 T9H
78M' 7? '!
;sU'784ii 'i7flT1l
77Vil 77V 78
4hV,l 4HflTi
tfS 4nv,i,
45'n 40"m4ti. 46
I
4eU.,
46V(H
4S",
4V
I
I
3:-
32
3"vi
30Sn
2SVJ
I
as '4
15 12W 1V,
15 oo
16 20
16 08
16 25
16 20
30
1$
15 40
Wheat
Mat-July
Sept.
Pork- -May
I
July
ep. 1
Corn I
May
July
Sept.
Oata
May
' July
Sent.
ri
May July
S-pL
Rlba
May
July
Sept.
16 4S',J
I $0
$ rm
8 4-"4
I 60
I 66
I 32H
a 6o
I 37 H
in
a do
66
No. 1
Cash quotatlona were aa follows;
FLOCK Market steady; winter patents,
$3 5ouS ': winter straights. $3 j3.u;
spring patents, $tCf-AJln. spring- straights,
U4.fil": bakers. IJA-'i.).
wheat-no. i spring. 382c; No. $
spring. 7f2c: 3 r-u. sTntsH'.
(ob1Kii. X. 4".c: No. 1 vellow. 4KV
OATS No. 2. 8;"v ; No. 2 wfcite. 33'c;
No 3 write, jju-j-c.
RYE No. 2, 6c. .
BARLKY flood feednuf. 4nt41e; f;iir to
choice malting, i.wo.
aitlLDB No. 1 rlaa. flO.T: Ko. 1 north,
western. $113. Clover, contract grade,
1 1 &
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., $16 06
tilt 10. Lard, per 1 !'. Short rltn
sides (loose. $s Su-a.9a. Snort rlwar sldei
thoxed). $80.i1..
Following w era the recasts and ship
ruenta of flour an4 gram:
I.e. n pis. Sti pnients
Flour, bbla.
Cheat, bit.
"nrii, bu....
lAis, bu....
12 26 ft
I '! Is
Ik ; . 1 l')
122.300
, Be. bu
lu.l-M
16 42 1& 4JH 16 20
( $S I7H 8 30
40 8 60 $ 37S
S 66 t tit 60
i so i rs
$50 $65 $ 60
8 66 $ $ 66
On the Pxitt4) tvhne on but-
ter market was steadv; creameries. 131?
20o; dairies, l.v. lc. Fr. steady; at
mark. rM ImliuPd. 13W.il4c; firsts. 14. :
prime firsts, lie; extras, 17c. Ulisese ;
SV'U's.c.
SEW lORK C.F.F.RAI, UMIKKT
(laatatlaaa of the liar tarloat
('tnmmllt lea.
N'KW YORK. Msy 4 - FLOl R Receipts.
2.2n4 bhls. ; exn'.rts. 4.9 bl.ls ; market doll
bnt steady; Minnesota pst'nts. $1 b4 4',
Minnesota bakers. M 4"i:l 75; winter pit
ents. : KotfM JS; winter straights. tl.Thfl
; winter extras, l2sVoi".; winter low
grades. t2?fifji. Rve flour, quiet; fair
te g.Kxl. (.3Miil.li0; choice to fancy,
4 1"
CORNMEA1 Bteady; fine white and yel
low. $l.2; coarse, $1.07ei.0; kiln dried,
2.702O.
HYK Dull; No. 2 western, 7'c. f. o. b..
New Tork.
BARI.Kr-ted : feeding. 47i,c, f. o. b.,
New Tork; maltlnr, fy"er7c.
WHEAT Receipts. bu.; sales,
One. bu. futures; spot market steady; No. 2
red, Hoc, nominal, elevator: No. 2 red. Mc,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat: No. 1 northern
Dnluth. 90i,r, f. o. b., aflont; No. 1 north
ern Manitoba, STte. f. o. b., afloat. The
earlv wheat market acted rather wmk,
owing; to heavy Argentina shipments, good
weather through the west and lower ca
bles. recovering1 sharply on crop damage
news, better cash demand and covering,
and the market finally eased oft again on
the bearish Modern Miller report and closed
partly Sc net lower; Mav. NVii'fiftSc. closed
at 8SV; Ju'V. "SfJ"iV. closed at W.V; Sep
tember. (tSSsvl l!-lr, closed at S3 fc-Mc.
CORN Reivlpts, Ca.57A bu.; siot barely
steady: No. 2, bl'w, nominal, elevator, and
56Hc nominal, f. o. b., afloat: No. 2 yel
low, nominal; No. 2 white, nominal. Op
tion market was quiet and generally
easier, closing c net lower. The influ
ences were bearish cables and Argentina
shipments, liberal receipts and good
weather; May closed at 5SV; July, (Ctf
WTic closed at 53c; September. M'aMSc,
closed at RiSMiC; December closed at 6iHc.
OATS-Reeelpts. 130.50 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed oats. 2ti to 32 pounds, 87V;
natural white, at to 33 pounds, !W!if39c;
clipped white, 38 to 40 pounds, 8'V641V.
HOPS Steady; common to choice, 1905
crop, 10016c: old, 1904 crop. SfflOc.
HAY Steady; shipping, 6Vytc; good to
choice 911350.
HIDKB Steadv: Galveston. 20 to H
pou
Tex
ounds, 20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 21c;
tas dry. to 30 vounds. lc.
LEATHER- Steadv: acid. 2fi4iSVlr.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $11.50
8yi2.nO; mess. $8 M)o9.i0; beef hams, JJOfO
J2.00; packet. tlO.OOi 11.00; cy extra India
mess. iJi.Mrdls.OO. Cut meats. stenriy;
pickled bellies, $9.2fi'?il(i 50; pickled shouldeis,
x.ou; pickled bams. $11 no. i,nrd, barely
steady; western prime, $S .65, nominal: re
fined, easy: continent. $S.8: S. A.. $8.95:
compound, t.0Wi7.b0. Pork, steady: family,
tlH.oii; short clear, $16.2.8 18.00; mets, $17.25
j 17.75.
TALLOW Steady ; city, 6c; country. 5-3
EV-.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 3
fitic; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street price, extra
creamery, 204320V- Official prices'. Cream
ery, common to extra, Ufti20c; renovated,
common to extra, lOaitiV; western factory,
common to firsts, 114 15c.
CHKEHE New, weak: old. Arm. tin-
changed; new state full cream, large and
email, best, SVyto; state fair to good,
F.OGS Firm: state, 'Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected, white, 19V; state
choice, 18V4'19c; atate mixed, fancy, 184c;
western extra firsts, 1S-; western seconds,
15Vallc: southerns, liViilfic.
Pot'LTRY Alive, steady; chickens. 8ii',i
12c; fowls, 14c: turkeys, lie. Dressed, eilsy;
turkeys, 14titl6c; fowls, J Hi 1.1V-
ft. I.oals General Market.
RT. LOUIS. May 4. WHKAT Lower;
No. 2 cash, elevator. 87fj'9ixi; track, 90' v;
May. 8oV; July, 77i7;,c; No. 2 hard,
K'uMV-
CXIRN Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track. 4!ey.V; May, V:; July. 44",o. '
OATS Lower; No. 3 cash, 32V; track,
P3c; May, 82"jc; 'July, 30Tc; No. 2 white.
fce.
FLOCR Steady; red winter patents,
14.20(34.50; extra fancy and straight,
3.7nf4.10; clear, 2.76 3.00.
FKKD Timothy, firm; $:.402.9O.
CORNMEAL Higher, $2.50.
BRAN-- Steady; sacked east track, 80
2c.
HAY Firm; timothy. - $12.00 1S.60;
prairie. $1 1.5043 1$.5. .
IRON COTTON TIBS f 1.01.
RAOOINO V.
HK1IP TWINft-7V.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; jobbing,
$13.05.- Lard, higher; prime steamed,
$8.12H. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed
extra shorts, $9.00; clear ribs, $9.25; short
clears, 19.37 V Bacon, steady; boxed
extra short, $9.76; clear ribs, $10.00; short
clear, $10.12 Vs.
IWLTKY Steady: chickens, 10c; tur
kevs, 13e; ducks. 12c; g-eeae, 6c.
HI'TTER Dull; creamery, 1521c; dairy.
ll'(18c.
titiOS Firm; 13V. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oata, bu. . .
.I.OiiO 6,000
34, OUO 37.000
147,000 44,000
72.000 50,0(11
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 4 FIXDCR-Flrst
patents. $4.104t4.20; second patents, J3.fa.s5i.
4; first clears, $2.30'a3"o; second clears,
f2.4Mtrfc.65.
BRAN In bulk, $15.265.50.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range of prices, as furnished by F. D. Day
& Co., 110-111 Board of Trade building was:
Artlclea. Open. High. Low. Cloae. Yea'y
Wheat-I III
May... 7B1,4i76A4,!il 7Hi 7ft
July...784,! 78V 78"stl
76
VS4,
76
S.ot.
77ia i7Wj7v "7Vo-;
J74.I
Flux-
May..
July..
Sept..
1 16m 1 15i! 1 15 1 15'si
1 16
1 li 1 li'i l ih-l 1 ItMt
1 17H
1 lt! 1 lb 14
lta 1 lfrt l.K
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 7DV; No. 1 northern. 7io: to arrive.
9c; No. 2 northern. 77V: t arrive, 77V;
No, t northern, 761$ 76V: No. 1 durum. Vie;
No. 2 durum, 71c. Corn: No. S yellow,
No. $ yellow, 43V- Oats: No. $
White, Jstic; No. 3. 24iC. Barley, 5847c
Rye, 646oV- Flax, cash, $1.13.
Kanann City Grnln and PraTlsions.
KANSAS CITY. May 4. WH EAT May,
7Rc; July, 717c; .September, 7oc. Cash:
No. I hard, 77VaSlc; No. 8, 74Ha1V; No. i
red, ssfi'joc; No. 8, 858c.
CORN May, 44V: July. 42c; September,
42c. Cash: No. t mixed, 47c; No. 3 white,
47V: No. 3, 47e.
OATS No. 2 white, 4fr33V.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $13.0013.78;
choice prairie, $10.oofii 10.76.
RYE Steady ; 6;x&i7c.
BCTTER Creamery, 19c; packing, 1.
BOOS Steady: Missouri and Kanxaa, new
No. 2 whltewnod cases Included, 13V; case
count, 12V: cases returned, V less..
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu.l 37.("0 27.000
Corn, bu 61.000 47.000
Oata, bu 7,000 30,000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 4.-WHEAT-Bteady :
No. 1 northern, MJi&lo; No. 2 northern, 7Vj
$lc: July, 78V(i78Ni asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1, tUfaV
. BARLEY Lower; No. 2, 65c; sample,
tuw54c.
CORN Lower; No. i cash, 47'y?5 48c; July,
46'tc bid.
Dalath tJrala Market.
Dt'Ll.'TH, May 4,-WHEAT-To arrive
and on track. No. 1 northern, TiAic: No. 2
northern, 77c: May, ?V; July, 7lfe; Sep
tember, 78c. No. 1 durum, 75V: No. 2
durum. 7iV.
OATS To arrive and on track and May,
3Uc
Philadelphia. Prodaea Market.
PHILADEX.PHIA. Pa., May 4 Bl'TTER
Steady: extra western creamery, 21c; ex
tra nearby prints, 23c.
EOUS Steady; nearby fresh, 16V at
mark: western fresh, 17c at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full cream,
12 Willie
Liverpool Grain and I'rwtlaiana.
LIVERPOOL, May 4 WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures steady; May, 6s $-d;
Julv, Ms 7Sd; September, 6s 6d.
CORN Spot firm; American mixed new,
4s 4d; American mixed, old, 4s kSid;
futures quiet; May, 4a 6',4d. July, 4a
136-1-
Pearla Market.
PEORIA, May 4. CORN Unchanged;
No. I yellow. 4V; No. 3, 47V: No. 4. 47V;
no grade. 42n4V-
OA IS- Easy; No. white. 32,e33c; No. 3
White. if iitV: No. 4 wlille. 31'c.
RYE Unchanged; No. 2. 64c.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. May 4 OIIJ Cottonae.-d.
easy; prime crude, f. o. b. mills, .-;
prime yellow, 3m;)V. Petroleum, firm;
refined. New Y'ork. $7 SO: Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $765: Philadelphia and Baltl
moie. in bulk. $4 66. Tutpeutiue, firm at
67(c7c.
SAVANNAH. May 4 -OH-Turpentine,
firm, 4i4V.
hi"8IN Finn: A. H. C. $3 70: D. 3 80; V.,
$36: U. ?4u. 1L $4; K, $4 80, M, $1 So
W. 0 , $6 00; W. W., $o.K'.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
HeTj Enyinc hy UtcoYered Shorti Sends
Prices Upward.
AMALGAMATED COPPER LEADS ADVANCE
Market la Raoyaat All Day aad Xel
alna Are frens 1st te Ten
Pnlata ew Prominent
l.snes.
NEW YORK, May 4. The moveiio'iit of
prices of atocks turned definitely aaslnnt
the shorts today and a lively demand
developed from uncovered bears to secure
stocks. The rate of recovery wa closely
apportioned to that of the previous d
ciine, the severest sufferers In the slump
rising most buoyantly In the recovery.
The day started with a further attempt
on the part of bears to force a furthtr
decline, the attack centering on Amalga
mated Copper In continuation of Its closing-
weakness yesterday. Very light sell
ing waa forced out by this drive and the
bcRrs beaan a systematic movement to
cover shorts.
The upward movement gained force
after the appearance of the president!
special message on thj! Standard till in
quiry, and It became quickly manifest
that the effect of the document on specu
lative sentiment had been entirely mis
calculated by the professional operators.
There Was an occasional hall In the ad
vance, but notable reaction after the
feverish movement of the first hour. The
further prices advanced, without bringing
out a renewal of any considerable offer
ings, the firmer grew the conviction that
necessitous liquidation of the kind which
flooded the market In the middle of the
week waa over. The beara had to pursue
a pretty ateady advance In prlcea con
tinually to secure their needed supplies
of stocks. Trading waa another con
spicuous feature in the recovery owlPK
to the heavy bear attack upon it after
the principal liquidation of the general
market had been completed, with conse
quent scarcity of real selling to meet tho
demand ot the bears. No definite newa
was received from the miners' convention,
but the action of Reading was taken to
Indicate that the prospect of the strik
bad been over-discounted In the trading.
The preliminary estimates of the show
Ins; of tomorrows bank statement are
Involved, but the tone of the call money
was easy and the Impression was strong
that the condition of the banks waa Im
proved. There Is no question of the enormous
liquidation of the week In the stock mar
ket which must have been accompanied
by the paying off of loana, but how far
thn requirements of the new credits which
fenn the motive for calling loana may
have been an offset In the week's chango
In the loan Item Is the subject of doubt
ful conjecture. The day's net changes In
stocks show grains ranging between 2 and
10 points for all the active Issues, and
the closing- tone was buoyant, wllh the
bears in full rout and scrambling to cover
shorts, y
Roods 'were Irregular. Total sales par
value, $2,920,000. United States bonds
were all unchanged on call.
Quotations on atocks today were aa fol
lows: Seles. Klin. Low. HM.
Slams Kxprew
AmalrainatM Copper
American C. A P
American r. ft V. pfd
American Cotton oil
Am. Cotton oil pfd
American Express
Americas H. & L- pfd
Amer!cau Ice, Recnrltlss....
American Llursd Oil
Am. Linaeed Oil pfd
Amorrcaa Locnmntlra
Am. Locomotive pfd
Amarlean S. AV R
An. 8. 4c ft. pfd
American Sucar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd. rlfp
125
SIS. two 10714 M lei
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ann ioo4 inn jn.ii.
Too wo an Hoi
HI
81
inn at 114
, 4. (no M i
n
ton M 3'4 M
40. inn 1 7S t"1!
112V, 111', HP
. K M 14!t " !'
. t.fiO HIS t'' H't
, I. ton 1 ltsi it!,
t.40 l"2ta l"i inj
. 41.S0O S41 223V 240
. ia.00 8Vi Si '
. lnow,
. J.Htlfl 142 1.18 im
. 1,700 11171 mav, ioi t
3
. 4t W" 77", 74H 77V4
, l.ano Hs IMVa if.'
WiO 2:; 0 tl2i
. i.tOQ tS 1414 it
II
200 75 7 I
. 1.40a 17V1 ti no
. I.joo tvl WVi Iti
, 11.600 itata 1MV4 I4.t
nv
21
700 K 94 SC
. e.WO 4C'4 42 4"H
. l.dS) 31H 1014 11 V4
too M cs axil
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. 1.T00 2 22 ::
m rrv, 77 77
. I.ons l7Va US UHi
too 450 4S0 4MI
. 1.100 3i4 I7S 3
M
. 15. von 114 mi :
. K.400 40H 19 4111
. 1.100 77V J 77
. 1.300 441 54
. 1,00 16:. lt3i It
12.1
JO,, 170 H 1(9
. 2.400 !' Iij l'i
100 13V IS 8.1
. 1.IO0 M' bl olv,
200 sjt4 If. icvj
loo v, sjv r.v,
. 1,40 11 4 io
00 2444 4Vi 24',
1.000 S2 tt f2
. 10, SOO 141V 13 14114
300 tM lr0V4 151
. l.ino 111 li 111
. 4.(00 204 II ill
6
700 14 14( ISO
600 1S 1H44 1M
1.400 IS)', 17 MVS
. 1.100 31S 30 ilS
., 1 oofl 4T a 471
. 1 600 Ti U 72
TOO Mi M S4V
. 14.400 U' 11214 US
. 4.100 444 4444 4t
. 1.300 17 W t7
MO It so go
300 ti II' Ml
. 1.2O0 Mi it
. 47.400 134 V 113 1X4
. 3.000 tl II V H
77
. 1,700 47Vi 44V 471
224
.244.400 1104 114S 120V
10O II 1 M
700 tl na II
. t.HO 24 24V4 UKL
. I.900- 16 ;v, 4i
. 4.4O0 23 24V 24V
43V
400 42 41 43
. L200 12 21 221
. 1.7VU H I b3S
. 14.700 14 41t J
Ml 111 1174 117
. 10.4ISI ST M 41
100 IS HV Isv
. l.snO 14014 134 UJ'v
.. 400 Jov, 2lt 50
Ml
. 1.1(H) '50V 41 eOVi
.172.0OO 144' 1401 I4li
M
10
(4
. t,00 to 41V eO
200 1074 107 107V
.14JHW MV, 371 i
.. 33 100 106V, 1MV 10H,
.. l,3i 31 14 U
W0 lft( 104 104
4a 201 li 204
.. 1.200 44 4214 44
14
1M
300 ! II V
400 171 17 7Vi
O0 IS M
i 41 4s 44V
.. 11 400 1141 1 1,,
.. 2. list 4011 aiv 40
31 11 2 V ll'IU llijw
.. 0t 74V 71 ,41
.. I 100 2l 11 2u
Ltil.io sham.
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison ptd
Allantlo Coast Lin
lialtimor OI1I0
Baltimore Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Vtaptd Tranalt
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Cheaaixake AY Ohio
Chicago Alton
Chicago Alton pfd
Chicago Q rest Western
Chlcsim d Northwestern.. . ,
Chicago. Mil. St. t
Chicago T. V T....
Chicago T. A T. pfd..
C, C. C. A 8t. Louis
Colorado Fuel Iron......
Colorado aV Southern
Colorado at So. 1st pfd
Colorado A- So. id pfd
Consolidated Gas ,
Corn Product a. rfg
Cora Products pfd
Delaware a- Hudfton
Delaware. L. W ,
Penvor A Rio Grande
tisnrer A R. G. pfd
Maimers' Rrcurittea
Rrla
Frl let pfd
fcria 2d pfd
General r.lectrlc
Hocking Valley
Illlnnta Central
Iniernatlosal Papsr
International Paper pfd....
international Tump
International Pump pfd....
liwa Central
Iowa Central pfd
kansaa Cttjr Southern
Kanaaa City So. pfd
Louiavilla Naahrlile
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Ry....
Mexican Central
Minnsapotia A fit. Louia..
m., st. p. A a. a. m
M . ft. p a. a. si. ptd.
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansaa A Texas.
Mtsaourl, K T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. nt it. Bfd.
New York Central
New York. O. A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk W. pfd
r.orth American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania, sx-dir
People's Gaa
P., c. C. A St. Loula....
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Keallng liit pfd
Reading Id pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland 0
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. r. id pfd
St. Louia Southwestern. . . .
St. Loula a. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
So. Pari Do pfd
Southern Railway
Bo. Ksllwar ptd
Tenneaees Coal Iroa
Texas A Pacific
Toledo. 8t. L. A W ,
Toledo, St. U A W. pfd..
t iilon P. ifti
t'ntnn PaclAe pfd
tutted elates Kxpresa
I nlted Stales Realty
lulled States Rubber
I. B.-Rubber pfd
lotted Btatea Steel
V. a. at eel pfd
Va. -Carolina Cbenilral
Vs. -Carolina Cbem. pfd....
Wabash
Wabasa pfd
Wells-Kargs Kxprese
Wrstlngnoe.se Blectrte ....
Weetern I'nlon
Wheeling AV Lake Erie
W itcoaakn Central
Wes. Central pld
Northern Psrlflc
Central Lea.hrr
(eulrsl Leetuer pfd ,
8!oa-FlifReld ateel
tireal Northern pfd
Daaten lloekk nnal Boasts.
BOSTON, May 4. -Call loana. 5yt
t-ent; time loana, $4' per. cent. (
closing on stocks and bonds:
7 per
imcitil
... Hit
. . . 106
...
... 11
... at
...4o
Atihlaos adj. 4s...
do 4a
Mei. Central 4a...
Ati-hleon
do pld
Boetoa Ac Albany..
'Uoetoa 4t Mains..
Boetoa K leveled ..
Klt.-beur, pfd ....
Mex. Ce.ilrul
N Y . N. H. AY. H
t'nloa Pacific
Amer. Arse. Cheat.
.. 4 Allouea
..lisiAoialgacnated
.. 77 AOieil''an Elne ....
.. Atlantic
.10 Blngnain
. cel. AV Her la
..17a centennial
..IM Copper Kenge
..141 Halv West
,. Mt'Prauklla
..18e Gmnbv
..144! lele goiale
... il IMaae Mining
.. J Michigan
... li'Mohas
..Ill Mont. C AV C
..11; (Hd Domlnlsa
..ia4 Os.eola
.. &VParm
..104 IW'llnc
:::Si
... l-
... u
... II
... II
... 1
... 11
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T eV T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
o,niulcn I. AV a.
Edieoti lec. lllu.
Mass. He. trie
do pfd
-Maes Oaa
t'nilvd fruit
I nlted Shu Mack..
do pfd
I'. S. Steel
do pfd
Westing rweanron .
Adventure
Akked. Hid.
... ei
...
... S!
...10:14
...
...
... i
. i4 l.aniMis
.'Hi jlamarack
. IT Trlnttr
. 441,, tnOcd Copper ....
. 44 If? a. Mining
.lui.l'. 8. Oil
. en I tea
. Io 1 Victoria
. Wlnisa
.lnV. (Wolverlne
. II iNurth buue
.. ill
...
... t
... a
... 17
...
... esi
... I
...
...114
Bank Clearlaga.
UMAHA. May 4 -Bank clearings for to-
aav were 41. tail iat ,e and tor the corre
sponding dale last year 1.3i,3H ii.
Tresaaff glateaaenl.
WASHINGTON. May l-T(Mlays state
11 . 4 o( Hie trvasury lialautes in tlie ar-n
ttal fuud cxclusUs ut the ljV,(sVAiO gold
l-eser-w shows: Available cash balance.
in.4fl.;W: anld coin ami bullion, r-'i.fTJ.Mii;
(told f.rtiflcHtes, IW',!:.
ew task Unary Market.
NEW YOriK, May 4-MONKT-On call,
firm at 45 lr cent; lowest at 4 per cent;
nilinw rate. 4v ocr cent: closina bid. 4 Der
cent; offered at i fer cent; time loans, firm;
nlxty and ninety nns ami six montns.
pet cent; prime mercantile p"P''r. S'i'fliiVk
per eent.
STERLING KXrilANr,F;Rtesdier at
4AHs't4 8-6 for deniand and at 4.SicKij
4 for sixty-day Mils; rested rstes, JI.S2
j4sS; commercial hills, $4. So',.
' SILVER Bar, U'c; Mexican dollars,
6oc.
HONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irreaular.
Closlns; quotations on bonds today were
aa follows:
V. . rt. la. rg....loJ' Japan 4. ii aeries... Ji
io coupon lr'3V, oo 4r rtfs S'1
V. 8. I rsg 1"! do 4' etrp ,t
do coupon 1"3 I do 24 serlei. Ol1
I' t. old 4s. rsg L. AV N. snl. 4a 1"3
do coupon 1' IS Mnn. c. g 4s 101 v
V. S n. 4s. rig 130 ;Mei. Central 4a 7'
dn coupon
iwi I . let Inc 20s
Am. Tobacco 4s. . .
do 4s
Atchison gen. 4a..
dn adj. 4e
Atlantic c. L 4a.
Bsl. AV Ohio 4a...
do iva
Rrk. R. T. i. 4e.
Central of Oa. te.
do 1st inc
do 2d inc
do Id Inc
ChiHi Ohln 4'a
Chicago AV A. i,s
7 4 Minn. St. t. 4a . Is
1i:-.M.. K. At T. 4e..
...1001
.1'V, An 2s
M IN. R. R. tf M r. 4a. el
. IVN. Y. C. g. av,.
lit
.101 N. J. C. g 5s...
. '4'tSa. Pacific 4(
. KO'ii do
110 N. AV W. . 4. ..
. !; Io. S. L. rfdg 4s
. 87 Penn. t-onv. xv,a.
. U7
..10.1
.. ICt
. .100
.. V4
.. SOI
b. 'Keaillng m
'Keatling gen. 4s
, " '
inftjipt. A I. M. c. V 113
is ISt. L. At S F. fg 4a. )n
l-.. H. Q. n. 4 .... sip, 1, a. w. ,.. 4,
C. R. I. AV P. 4s .... T. (Sealoard A. L. 4s
do col. 5s H14 So. Pacific 4s
err. av at. l. g. 4a. .10:0' a0 ut 4a ctr...
Colo. ind. 6s. eer. A. ":, ,?n. Railway ts. . .
do aeries R 74', Texas AV P. Is
. O.T
. 1
. .
.11
All
Colorado Mid. 4a 7V, T . St. L. AV W. 4e... SO
Colo. AV So. 4a 1:144 t'nlon Pacific 4s 1044
Cuba ta 104 it', a. Steel Id Sa Hi,
D. AV R. 0. 4a too Wahaeh Is lllv
nistlllers' sec. im 1411 do deb. B 74S
trie p. I. 4s inoi Wietcrn Md. 4a 14
do gen. 4s 1 iW. AV L. K. 4s. 74
Hocking Val. 4V... .107 wis. Central 4a y
Japan 4a eg 1
Oftered.
Lona'an rieiaian- Staeka.
LONDON, Mny 4. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Console, money soi,.;. T. Central.
do account IS', I Norfolk AV. W. .
Anacmda ', do ifd
Atrhlenn l'iOnlarlo AV W..
do pfd KitSlPennerlvanla .
.
. 4
. 4.;v
. OK'
nalttmnrw Ohio. .. . t ! iRand Mines ...
anadlan Paclflc 13S Reading ,10v.
nee. onto .S do lt pfd 4
Chicago Ot. W 111, do 2d pfd 4s.
(.. M. eV St. P 164 Southern Hallway ... 1.:,
DeBeers 171 An pfd 102
Uenret AV. R. 0 391 1 Pout hern Paclflo (4S
do pfd Mv I'nlon Pacific 1471,
Erie toi, do pfd 17
do lt pfd Vl'. A. Stent jv4
do 2d pfd 41 I do ptd 107V
Illlnole Central 17.,', Wahe.h jn
Louisville A Naeh....l44 I do pfd 44
K. AV T J1 '4 Spent,!-, 4a
SILVER Bar. steady. 30Sd per ounce.
MONEY 3'4i3i4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is 3Vf4 ' cent; for three
months' bills, 37i94 per cent.
Xew York Mlntnar Stocks.
NEW YORK. May 4. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con M .Little Chief
... I
...ft
...4..0
... 3
... 14
... M
... 14
...if.
...100
Alice iVi
Breece AD
SBrunewIrk ron
rometock Tunnel ....
ron. Cal. AV Va inn
Horn Sllrer IXi
Iron Sllrer too
lesdviile ron 4
Uttered.
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Totoal
Bnvage
tilerra Nevada
Small Hopea
I&taodard
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. May 4,-Money was In good
demand today lor the consols settlement
and various calls. Discounts were tlrm,
owing to fears of another advance of the
Bank of England's rale of discount in the
near future and possible further gold de
mands, though it was hoped the latter
would be diverted to the continent, Trad
ing on the stock exchange gneray was
dull, operatora having no incentive to
speculate In view of the desrness of money
and the uncertainty regarding the mone
tary position In the I'nlted States. Consols
were weak on account of general selling,
as the result of the dearness of monev
and fear of a further advance of the bank
rate. Americans, after reaching parltv,
hardened fractionally. Canadian Pacific
and Cnion Pacific were In the best de
mand. Later the market sagged, but ad
vanced sharply during the afternoon on
Wall atreet support and closed firm at a
Traction below the best quotations of the
da-. Foreigners were steadier' on bitter
Paris aupport. Imperial Japanese Sa of lWM
were quoted at 101. Kaffirs were weak.
BERLIN, May 4. Trading on the bourse
today was very quiet. United States Steel
waa firm.
Wool Market.
BO8TO.V, May 4-WOOI-The Boaton
commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow of
the wool market: The market la practically
devoid of activity and the business 'being
transacted Is of smaller volume than in
many months. Sales are InHlgnlfloent both
In number and size. It la generally agreed
that pricea have now reached their limit
and consequently the sheepmen will hove
to modify their demands if thev desire to
dispose) of their clips. Since the contract
ing of ft half million pounds in Montana
the only Important transaction reported
from the territories is the taking of the
I'aiey clip at Casper, Wyo.. by a Bostoi.
firm at 23c. A few stray transfers are be
ing made at 19 to 20 cents. Local
Texas speculators have bought some clips
at 3144"2i!c. Small sales have been put
through In California at 21522c for middle
county and 23i&4c for northern. Sales of
territory wool are small; one of 10, 000
pounds of medium I'tah at 27c is noted.
Remaining stocks are firmly held. Fine
staple Is worth "SWSc and fine medium,
l7tic. Hnlf blood Is quoted at Wn "Or :
three-eighths at b3'&tc and Quarters at
about 2c. Some small sales of new Arlaona
at rtsvio and defective California acorued at
4lc are reported. Trading In fleeces does
not create a ripple and prices are prne
tlcally nominal. A very little Ohio XX has
been sold at 34fT34Vc: quarters are nuoted
at l(12c and three-eighths at 82'8?33c. The
shlpmenta of wool from Boston to date
from December 27. 1v. according to the
name authority, are 1.441.B7S pounds against
87.a01.3i4 pounds at the same time Inst year.
The receipts to date are H5.234.C53 pounds
against ft.M0,17 pounds for the same period
last. year.
LONlKirr. May 4. WOOL A sale of
Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins
waa neici nere today, -jne oneringa num
bered 125.127 aklns, of which 114,677 were
aold. Eastern skins were of good quality,
while the western were- In noor condition.
The demand waa less active and prlcea
showed a loss or HdCid except eastern
long-woeled, which waa unchanged.
nr. lol is. Mo., May . wool steady:
medium gradea combing and clothing. 243'
27c; light fine, 2Mr.i3c; heavy fine, nojic;
tub washed, Jicoiic.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 4 METALS There
waa another sharp advance in the London
tin market, where the bulla aenied to be
in complete control and have advanced
prlcea about li during the week. Spot
closed at ilftH Ka and futures at tlSI
Locally the market advanced sharply. In
sympathy with the gains abroad and
the strong atatlstlcat positton. with spot
Quoted at 114.00 4J 14. 7i. Conner was
lower In London, with spot closing at
iss ss ana rutures at tni is na iocauy
no-change was reported, with lake quot 'l
at 1S. n'l'ci electrolytic, lK.if?
1S.R0; casting, $18.00 ft 1 S.2.V Lead was
higher at Ixindon. Locally no change was
reported, with quotatlona ranging from
I505.7S. Spelter waa unchanged, -at
CJS 10s In the London market, but was a
shade lower, at ta.lt) locally, iron wa
higher In the Kn)tlish market, closing it
4s for standard foundry and 49a Id for
Cleveland warrants. Locally no change
waa reported. No. 1 foundry northern
waa quoted at 1 8 7 6 & IS 00; No. 2 foundry
northern, at til i5 IS. 50; No. 1 foundry
southern, at 1 1 8.': 5 ?l 1 v f0. and No. 1
foundry southern, at $17.75 ii 1 8 00.
ST. LOIIS, May 4 METALS Lead,
higher, $5.65 bid; spelter quiet, $5 6"
6.114.
agar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. May 4.-8lGAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining. 215-lf.c; centrifugal, 9o
lest, li-lnc; molasses sugar, 2 11-lGc. Re
fined, ateady; No. . 4.10c; No. 7. 405c; No. ,
4 00; No. , IMt; No. 10, I.SOc; No. 11, I. doc.
No 12. !:; No. IS. 3 75c; No. 14. S.76; con
fectioners' A, 4.4fic; mould A, 4.95c; cut loaf,
!.N6c-; crushed, S.Soc; powdered, 4.70c; granu
lated. 4.o0c; cubes. 4.c. ,
NEW ORLEANS. May 4 SCO A R Mar
ket ateady: centrifugal white, J 'j4t; yel
lows. $S'Q'.1c; aeconda, iltiic.
MOI.AS.-iKS Nominal; open kettle, 17"9
$; centrifunal, 7'"a-1c.
BYRL'P Nominal. 2ttr3nc.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, May 4. COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to a decline of points
under a little Wall street selling snd re
ports from Brasll that the prealdent In
lila message to the federal congress had de
flared against the valorisation project. The
close was firm at a rn-l advance af tali
points. Sales for the dav were reported
of ao.one bags. Including Msy at (ti4.V;
June, flSc: July, 4t is do; September. ,
76.; October, i.76 Wc; December. d
T ia : Match. 7.I617 3A-; April. 7 Jg T .36c.
Spot flio. steadv. No. J Invoice, $c.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle. Oontinne CLumeini Bands tt Un
chniieed Fricsi.
HCGS AFE FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
4 err l.Uht OfTerlnara of Sheen an4
l.aniha, Receipta Belnar Mostly
Thjoaah Staff Prlcea
rally Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 4. lSftl.
Receinta Were:
Cattle. Hogs. Snesi.
Orticlal Monday
Oillcial Tuesday
Oiiu ial Vv eonesday . . .
Official Thttrstiny
Otucial Friday
4
4,t,7
'..nvi
4.771
(,.
l.sl
1J.K4J
lu, 101
4.'jlo
4.M
Five ilaya this wcek...llt.9M 4i.!Sil !7.IW1
Sittiic days last wecK....14.UaV. W.7M Lti.iiii'
tlnle week lief ore lh.tii 4i,n74 tj,M4
hunie three wieas ito. . .I'i.skk hmu 34.jbl
bunic four Wccka sn 1...I4.I 4",,n. Ha.iltl
B:lme days last year L'.llil 3i',tM LH.S10
KKCKiriS TO UATli.
The tollowlng tuble shows the receipta
of cattle, no as and sheep at South Omaha
tor the it's.' to dale, compared svitii last
year:
tattle
Hosts .
bllecp
I iic,
ItiS.tma I,l.!!
44.W4
XJll.litli W'i.lsi 1IS.4S.1
M4,boo sXI.Ito M,i10
RANUJS ok trices.
Came.
Hogs
Omaha
Chicago
...V.to'Uh.Ti 5.76'&I.2:H
... l.iS'un.lO O.HoaH.otl
Kansas City 2. anal "
rt. Louis !.mu.76
Biou city S.tAi6.l
b.ri.(jrt ,.T,vi
i ol'U" t
.ltsgj.U,
CATTL0E QUOTATIONS.
The following will show l tie prloea paid
for the dlhcrent kinaa ot cattie on ma
ftuuth Omnha market:
Oood to cnoice cornfed steers o.o6.50
t air to choice cornted steers 4 nonjo.uu
Common to lair cornted atevta.... 4.Uow4.t
tiood to choke cows and hcliers.. a.osjj4.6u
I-air to good cows and heliers a.ooi.ii
Common to lair cow a and heifers.. i.wyJ.Ou
Wood to choice stocaers at leeders. e.is. j 4.tii
Kalr to good stockera and feeders. 3.tXi4.t)
Common to fair stockeis x.uoied.oo
ttuiis, slags, etc .ou.ts)
Tne following tar,, ar.ows thu aveinge
price or hogs at bouth umaha for lha last
several da) a. With comparidohs:
Data, j ltkitf. li.lis4.lSWi. J1902. ltsjl. 1900.
April HO..
Apt II 21.
April it.
41441
I 43V,
I . I
I 34Vi
ll-l
I
-iZ
8 i
6 Ai
I
0 U
X.I I
lb,
10)
6 U
6 111
6 12!
6 19,
6 JV)
& ai 7 :ui
4 w 1 111
4 si 1 7 tfl
4 all 7 vii
IT 0f
4 7bi i Ut
4 .hi I
4 Ti 4
4 :: j
4 W ( 7i
4 Z M,
, 83,
4 B'l V ioi
I
4 bit, 7B
i sal J 44
i 44
b 81
s but I U
6 ib t U
ii t i
a 74 b u
6 li I 14
1 ;
66
6 H; 5 S3
6 1)4 1 5 Ho
0 il; & 13
S 72 17
1 t4 6 iti
S
4 S0
Mil
IW
4 K.
71
7 07
7 W
o
6
7 mil
1 oil
I
April .
April
A! i ll
4pnl
April
24.
so.
a.
&Vsl
4-.i
I
Apt 11 XI.
April
Aptll DO.
May 1..
Aiay i...
May 3...
May 4...
I 2I?al
I I
Sunday.
VESTBRDAT'8 SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of atockcrsj shipped to the country and their
IKiliiiH of Uosuiiatlon:
CATTLE. . Cars.
W. B. Sheldon. Hastings. Neb.-Q 1
J. Ourrlson, lies Moines, la. R. 1 1
J. Mo.sfm.in, Hooper, Neb. F. E 1
inomiiu Andrews, Cambridge, ftco.-J.... 1
J. W. Sago, Plattsinouth, eh. J 1
A. L. Lmncan, Malvern. Ia. W'ao 1
N. A. Brltton, Prescott, la. Q 1
P. K. Mullen. Missouri Valley, la. N. W. 1
Charles bignuil. Manning, la. O. W 1
. A. Armstrong. Charter OaR, la. Mil.. 1
It. P. ClurKSiin. Neola, la. Mil 1
li. W. Johnson, Oriswold, la W 2
J. A. lxierr, Chautauquu Slainf K. E 1
I . Evans, Newman Glove, Neo. F. E 1
It. Lewis, Baaseit, Ni l). F. K., 1
Li. KlrkpatrU-K, Weeping Water M. P 1
The otticlai number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road waa:
C. M. St. P 4
Wabash 3
Missouri Pacific 1
L'. P. System 29 42 17 3
C. Ik N. W., east 2
C. N. W., west 9 31
C. St. P., M. It O.... i HI
C. B. & Q., east 2 4
C, B. Ac W., west SH 27
C, K. 1. Ac P., east.... 3 12
Illinois Central 2 '2
Chicago Gt. "Western 1 2
Total receipts 103 ItS 19 3
The disposition of tho day's receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omana Packing Co U7
2.816
1
Swltt and Company Too
Cudahy packing Co M4
Armour Ai Co., b-'tj
2,u:l
ib.ti.i3
3,211
399
712
lira
Swltt c Co., from country 81
Vansant At Co 14
Lobman & Co 9
Hill & Son 79
Sol Degan 1
J. B. Hoot & Co 10
Holla At Kline..... 27
Other buyers .,. M
Total 2,3t!9 10,571
1,307
CATTLE No one could nave been aui
puaed this morning had the cattle maraet
ueen lower as the receipts tins weeK hate
teen unusually heavy, snowing large gains
over previous weens and aim larger over
a year ago.. Moreover, the receipta this
morning were about oouole the average
tor a frlday. It is not strange that tue
reeling on tne opening evas weaa.
Vvt.iie the greater proportion of the re
ceipta conaisied of beci steers It became
apix-.rent when the trade waa once under
way that the demand waa -xceptlonaily
good for a r'rlday and in spite of larga
receipts the mar alt turned out to be Just
about steady with the previous day. The
trade was a little alow at the opening, but
there waa a fair movement wtten u was
once underway and the bulk of the cuttle
changed nanus In good season. ,
Cows and heifers seemed a little weak,
especially on the opening, aa some of the
buyera seemed to Dave it in their heads
that they had been paying most too mucn
for cow stuit this weeg. SUI1 there waa a
very fair r'rlday a demand and the market
waa just about steady on desirable atuff at
least.
There were no atockera and feedera of
any consequence and not enough of any
one kind or grade to really establish quota
tions. Aa haa been noted before in tneae
columns, stockera of good breeding have
aold very high all thia week.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS'.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
1 1110 I 40 14 1151 I W
I 1021 4 W II lilt 4 M
41 177 4 iu i 14 r4 M
5 Iu4 4 It 41 111 4 M
ISO 4 40 II lgisj 4 H
I US 4 40 !3 1147 4 sr.
14 1076 4 4J 51 11W 4 Io
(0 Ill 4 to SO Hit 4 e
I 1074 4 eo 40 ltd 4 K
I imo 4 to 11 uto 4 ts
4 1 140 4 H 16 1171 4 X)
II 1450 I s.', II 1221 4 SO
15 1141 I M 11 114 4 SO
la iMi 4 v-i 13 in 4 s6
II HI IH 1 11SI I 00
14 111)1 4 40 1 1260 I 00
4t 1170 4 4 41 l!W i (W
liK, 4 II 1111 00
t ) 4 4S 21 IliO I 00
III 57 4 4S I 1140 I 00
U 10.1 4 4o 14 12T t 06
U 114U 4 46 22 1IS4 I 0v
112 4 46 24 1371 A li
10 U 4 So 1 II4 e .'
J4 IIS 4 20 I'M I 10
14 1110 4 70 20 1J 4 10
II 1170 4 70 io 14 e ia
li 1214 4 Te V0 1IJ1 I 10
li 117 4 H 1170 I 10
4 lust 4 71 IS 1M4 I III
H 11IKI 4 li 14 1i 10
tt 1-6! 4 t 1174 I It
41 11.' I IO It liU t U
1 UsO 4 J
CO'vVB.
1 106 I 2 II Ill I II
1 HSU I -ii 4 1194 I 4i
t 10U I 4u 4 1071 I 46
1 ioi t I i::i I lo
1 170 I 40 I lots I id
1 i0 I 44 IU40 I Te
1 170 1 1 lino t :t
1 Is I TO I.'. 1(20 1 10
1 7M I 76 It S4 I It
1 1KSI I It IS If.l i ii
1 aeo 1 Tf, 4 1047 I 40
1 i2t t 15 1 li0 4 00
1 1110 i 7S 14 174 4 00
1 ireO I ie I K24 4 0
1 M0 i 1.'. 4 Ml 4
1 ijo ; ti l n.o 4 a
1 12t.i I Ml 1'l'S 4 M
1 . a VI I 4o 1 12M 4 M
1 I0 I 10 1 1110 4 OS
1 W I 10 1 Io40 4 li
1 li I W 441 4 10
I it i lezt 4 It
1 1 (mi 1 ii 1 in 4 10
1 1071 e -i Kit 4 10
I l'. l I 46 I la 4 IS
1 1040 I W) 1 luso 4 It
11 M I M I Urt 4 It
14 157 I td 1 12,4 4 .
t If.l 3 41 I I SO 4 21
t 1040 4u 1 1...1I44 4 li
4 o I t 1M4 4 it
1 10a 1 n 1 nut i it
HEirrRaV
1 440 i to 1 Ill la
1 tM I 11 1 174 4 44
t 4.0 I Tl 4 10
1 mi Ik n fu 4 u
I tea I 14 4 Te 4 2
I 44 I ! 1 I On 4 IS
I I.I I 44 svi 4 II
-T"T"rT"iaBMnHajsnT4s
1 T IK I. 114 4 I"
1 41 III 1 ssn 4 24
1 1 IK 1! s I li
441 in 1 Ho l
1 41 I 40 1 4 U
4 , 44 40 M I PS)
1 4S I tl I lit 4 tV
II 14 1 45
HULLS.
1 1JS4 J 44 , I .1114 I DO
1 a.4 I (Ml 1 1 ISO I M
1 t I 00 1 4M I In
1 Itso I on 1 ;;o I n
1 u'jo 1 00 i 1 a.,
1 It's I in 1 i7,i I i
1 121 I n 1 :m t m
4 1M2 I ?J I o a 4
1 ijm t:. I lira 1 4n
1 m 1 1 io n
l 470 1 1 11 I S.1
1 UT I 4t 1 111 I n
CALVES.
1 .0 J Tit 1 IIS IK
1 Smi 4 00 s i.e I I
1 i:tn 4 on S im I if.
J... 210 4 on 4 17T I tl
I mo ii 1 ..ten K
1 110 4 2.". 1 121 I 50
3 'n 4 IN I ISO J to
1 313 4 :.s S 19:. I
S 9. inn 4 tn 5 ill I In
1 11 i 1 110 yt
1 120 I 110 I ti t 7S
1 i2i I on
TUCKERS
M0 I no
AND
I..
FEEDEHS.
741 III
1.
1 40 I 00 I
40
so
:
f.'.i
4(0
127
1 00
I r,n
I 75
4 ni,
4
4 1"
4 25
44
JIS
440
u;l
(tf.l
S'S
4 5
1 so I r,n t
1 : I 75 3.
4 u
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 .".
I
1
1
1
450
HOOS Buyers have Im-cii on the bear
side all this week and have been trying
to break values. During the Hist tour
days they succeeded in foicitig valu.'S lo 14
point that whs 7'c lower than the close of
last week, which was. not very much of a
decline, considering the amount of pound
ing that the market had stood. This morn
ing when It was noted that the receipts
were unusually large for a Friday buyers
were not Slow to take advantuge of the
fact and they renewed their efforts to
force the market lower . The result was
that the trade opened very slow and dull
and it waa considerably after the middle
of the forenoon before business of any con
sequence was transacted. When buyers
and sellers finally got together It was on
the basis of a MHoo lower market. The
hogs aold pretty generally at ti.riT.224.
while it will be remembered that hogs
yesterday brought Id.an.JO with Over half
of all the sales at ti 271 Today's decline
carries the market to a point thnt Is al
most lHo lower then the close of last week
Representative sales;
Ks.
AT.
... M
...:40
. ..230
....221
...217
....214
...130
...til
...20
...Im
...110
,...!H
...240
....190
...22t
...140
...21
...lr.1
...24
,...204
...lit
...240
...212
...ir.o
...217
,...230
,...204
....274
,...222
...,2.'4
....2l
...251
....247
,...254
Sh. Fn
... i 00
an I 17',
120 I 171,
No.
75 . ,
7..
4 .
71..
i..
7?'.!
71..
04..
72..
7 . .
7..
71..
1.1-,. .
4..
M..
79..
71..
7'..
ie...
71..
71..
71..
on..
44..
51..
47. .
At.
....2M
....224
....207
...,2i
....22
...2U
....220
....154
....Tan
...220
...211
....214
....271
...11
....ISA
....mi
....221
ton
....217
....227
....245
....1-4
....214
...,2?4
....2
....Jt.l
215
....'15
25
....214
....24n
1 so
191
....244
....2"1
...J7II
....103
....Ml
...210
....200
240
an.
140
4"
so
f40
iio
200
14.1
in
14o
0
fT.
I 20
2'.
4 20
I 20
4 tn
I 20
In
4 221
I 2:v
I tH
1 t:
I 22'
a i:
22S
I ill,
I 231
I l.'t
I 22
22
f."4
4 22
22
211
I 22i
I 2ti,
ti'
22 ,
4 2Jl
4 22i
22
221
I2it
I 2?'-,
I 2J1
121
I 22 l,
I 22i
2V
!2i,
2
4 2t
t,
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7....
7
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f!i....
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9....
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71
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75....
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70!;!!
61....
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11...
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I 171
I 171
17's
I 17i
I 17',
I 17'
I 171,
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I en
in
20
4 in
4 2n
M
4 W
4 20
4 20
I 20
I 20
I CO
I 20
4 20
4 2ii
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 29
I 20
I 20
I 2n
4 20
I 20
4 211
4 in
I 20
I 20
4 P
2"
10
an
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120
40
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40
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240
10
m
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M.
7.1.,
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76.,
77.
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..2SI
..240
. .l2
..217
..214
..194
..HO
4 20
120
I 271
SHt,Kf-When the market opened tnis
morning there were seventeen cars In sight
and two reported back. Cntortunately out
of the number In thirteen cars consisted
of Colorado lambs which were billed
through to an eastern point, the owners
not Intending them for sale on this market.
That left only four cars of ewea actually
intended for sale, of these three cara
were fair dinned stock and sold at 14.76.
The other car consisted of good 'wooled
ewea which brought Iti.UV, These prices.
nioacn jum buoul steaoy wun yesieraay,
but there waa so little on sale that the
market had a very dull appearance and
there was so little doing- that It waa diffi
cult to Judge very closely of the exact con-
auions.
(Quotations: Hood to choice western
lambs, 17.003 7.35; fair to good lambs,
tt. tOi 7.00; cull lambs, 14. Buy n, 00; good
to choice yearlings, f .0tlfi'6.A; fair to
good yearlings, ifi. i 6 6.00; good to choice
wethers, $ 5.', 6 4? rj.OO ; good to choice ewes,
5.76tJ K5: fair to good ewes. 15.0046.74;
cull sheep and bucks, H.omti5.O0.
Shorn sheep and lambs are bringing
pricea generally 75cUll.25 lesa than
wooled atock.
No.
A v. Pr.
2 4 00
90 4 7fi
84 4 7n
92 4 60
no 4 75
fl 6 25
70 tf 00
lot 1J,
1'J cull ewes, clipped
45X western ewes,
clipped.,
clipped..
IdXl western ewes,
8 clipped ewes .,
29 cull ewea
1 cull ewe .'
3SS clipped lamba ,
l'.H western ewes .
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoajs FlVe Cents Lower
Sheep Strong;.
CHICAGO. May 4. CATTLE Receipta,
2,000; market, ateady; common to prime
ateers, ,6. 40ft 6. 50; heifers, $2.7&ifi .36; bulls,
2.eoa4.Z3: calves, I2.o'a.io; atocaera onn
feeders, 2.794.a0.
HOOS Receipts. 16.000 head: marKet So
lower; choice to prime, $i.40'orl.50; medium
to good heavy. $8,3546.45; butcher Weights,
.374ft6.46; good 10 choice heavy mixed,
6.35fati.lft; pocking, t6.ftF-a6.40.
BHKE1 AND UAM b8-Keceipis, ft.'nto
head; market strong; sheep, 4.756.S5;
yearlings,. 6.4oaD.S6; lambs, t.s.505.60.
Vn York Live Stark Market.
NEW TORK. May 4 BEEVES Re
ceipta, S.S74 head: steers, alow and 10c
lower; bulls, steady; bologna cowa In good
demand and ateady; steers, $5"; no very
prima here: bulls. S3.5mi74.16: cows. 2.10t
S.75. Liverpool and London cables quoted J
live cattle slow at iinizc per pouna,
dressed weight; shei-p, steady at ltmlSc,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef, lower at
trtetoflc per pound.
CALVES Receinta, 747 head; market
weak on expected heavy receipta Monday;
veals, l4.O0i,4.6; dressed calves, steady;
city dressed veals, 7,t7,lVtC.
HOOS Receipts, 2,413 head; market
lower: state hogs. Pi .9nS7.on.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpls. 6.662
head; market steady; good clipped sheep,
la.Ou; good clipped lamba. (6.30.
Kansas City Live Itork Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 4. BATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,300 bead, Including Joo southerns;
market, steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. te.3Miii'..00; fair o good. $4.JT
6. 2d; western fed steers, ia.75ii5.2B; atockera
and foeders, S.0Oj6.i1; southern steers,
$:i .2SrU.on; soutliern cows, liotHjt.OO; native
cows, l2.5ixti4.Hii; native heller. 3.7fj'g5.25
bulls. tt.0iK04.2S: calves, Vi.i4iri4i.OD.
HOOS Receipts, 6.000 heao; market. 645
lv lower: top, K36; bulks of sales. $i.an'
6.3'J; heavy, $..; packers, $o.2&lii.35;
pigs and light. in.la'aa.Zife.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.000
head; market, stesdy to W- lower: lambs
$S.7o'S7.2; sheep and yearlings; $4.ooiio.l0
weatern fed yearlings. f.'.n4iil.'i0; Western
fed sheep, ll.S'Soii.lo, stockeis and feeders,
l3.IAIilj5.VO.
St. I.oals. Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 4. CATTLE Re
ceipta l.'i heid. Including tsiO Texans:
market steady: native alilreiing and export
steers, $4 "5.75; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $3.80(05. 110; steers under l.OtiO pounds,
S3.a04j4.Ai; stockers and feeders. $2.4ofi4 V;
cowa and heifers, $2 0n-fl5.W; canners, $1 ,'frf
2 50: bulls, $2.4014 25; calves, $2 S0i1.5t);
Texas and Indian steers, S3U07T4.76 ; cows
and heifers. $2.onj3.W.
HrKlS-Receipta 5,000 head; market
steadv: pigs and lights. o.ht'ffi.!): packers,
$6 1 '.). 50; butrheta and best heavy, $6.sit
56.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 100 he.d;
market steady; nuilve muttons, 4.is'o 's,;
lamlia, $6 5((i7.00: culls and bucks, H.nnf
t.io; atockera, fci.oofai.uo.
Slock In Slgkl.
Receipts of lle-stnrk at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Horses. Cattle. Sheep.
South Omuha 2.257 10.400 4. 644
8loux City v 3..SHI
Kansas City 1.3o0 tsi 7.000
St. Joseph 4!M SI. 55 S.31U
St. lxiuia Lain) .'J0 frm
Chicago 2.O.! lg.ourt S.tx.i
Tokl ; 6.HK "2,451 JH.75S
t. Joseph live Sleek
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. May 4.
Market.
-TTLK-
Rs.
celpta 4H1; maiket aleadv; native. $4,001,6 so
cows and heifers, $l,;.',fii 60; stockera and
feeders $3 0iyy4 60.
tiriGS Receipts, n.668 had; market weak
to6c loner: light. $4 2"tj4lo; medium and
heavy. $6.26ttx6.
SHEEP AND IAMRS-Receipts, S.310
head; market weak; lamba, $7.86.
Slaas 41 Is- Live Stack Market.
SIOUX 1TY, May 4 .Special Tele
gram ) CATTLE-Receipta, head; mar-
ket steady; bervrs, l 0041r. Sn; cows, bulla
and mixeo, Ia.14sg4.41; li.aers and lenders.
4iiil.4o; caives and eariuigs, .i -"sjl '.
Itvewn Krcpipta, S.w' heart; mnrsei e
lower, seuing al W i"ii62"; bulk vl salos
K unill Is.
OMIHA WHOI.BI.4I.K MARKET.
(nadltlnn af Trad and ttaotatlnaa on
tapla and Fanry Trodnee.
EtKiS r.cipta. liberal; frcau stock, casa
count, lav.
LIVE POfLTRT - Hens. 10S47lc.
rOost. rs, 4o ,c. turkeys, 16c; uucks, lie. ,
aJCTTEH I'acKing stocg, lie; cnoica lo
fancy dairy. Iih;; cisamary. kljilVejo-
HAY trices quoted by ouiRiia reed com
pany; No. 1 uplana, ti; medium, e.oo;
ct.aise, o.(X)t;.6o. Rye straw, Isio.
HHAN-l'ir ton, ii.0.
Nh.W VEUETABI.ES.
TOM ATOKS Florida, i-r crate of 31 lba.
net. a.4V. . , .
v AX MEAN'S ler box of about lbs.,
net. 4.60. . .
81'kI.nU BEAN'S I'cr box of about 1
lbs., net, II.
'll'K,Ml kl, BEETS ANl CARROTS -Louisiana,
per out. bunches. 46c.
HEAU l.h,l TLCE Louisiana, pr obL,
'. ; per doa. heads. $10t 1.2o.
l.tAK LETi'LCE Hothouse, per doa.
hi aos, 46c,
C L V. L' .M BERS Hothouse, per dog., 1.00'i
I.60.
ONIONS Colorado, yellow and red. Jo
per lb.; Spanish, per crate,
Ml hllKiKiMS-ilothousc, per lb., 60Q60O.
HAUlsHbB-Hothouse, Jul ui. ounuius.
cO'ij 160.
TKOPIt-'AL KR1ITS.
HATES l'cr box of M 1-H. pkga., $-00;
Hallurie'en, in 7o-lb. boxes, pcr.it)., 60; fi-
i, per lt.. 4c; walnut smiled, 1-H- pkg.,
2.fi per doa..: g-Hj. boxes, i.oo; Jarfas, all
sizes, 13.26; Meillcrrancau sweets, ii.Hi
seedlings, 13. .
URANUKS- Callfoi nia, extra fancy Red
land navela, all slios. 1136; fancy navels,
,S; choice, all sixes, 1.1.
LtiMONS Limonleis. extra fancy, 210
Size. 4. o0 to 3n0 aixe, 4.26.
FIGS California, per lti-lb. carton. iMj
16c; imported Smyrna, three-crown, 11c;
six -crown, 13c.
BANANAS Per medium aired bunch,
$1.76412 26; Jumbos, $2 5cii3.0O.
TANGERINES California, per box of
about 12.'., 13.00.
tiKArE FKLlT-Callfronla, per box. $5.0J
IS6.60.
I'i.NEAPl'LES-Sixcs 24. 30 and 36. $6; sin
42. 14.76.
FRUIT8.
TEARS-Wlnter Ni Ilia, 2.50.
Al'PLUS California. Men Oavls, ,$2 per
bu. box; Wln.saps. $2.30 per bu. Ikv; otner
varieties. $2. 01141260 per bu. New York ap
ples, Jnaidwins jnd Russets, $'i per bl'l.
ORAl'ES lflis.i ted Malagas. 6.mni i.bo.
PO'l All iESj Home grown, per bu., 5"5j
6c; boutli Liakula, per bu., 7(.;ai6r.
NAVV BEANS Per bu., Il.hn; No. K, $l.u.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., oc
CABBAUE Calilornla, 3c per lb.; Wis
consin. In crates, per lb., IMrC-
CELERY- Florida, $i.23 per dox.
SWEET FOTATUEH Illinois, per ll peck
bbl., $4.75.
BEEF CCT3.
No. 1 ribs, lac; No. 2 ribs, HVic; No. 3
libs, sVic; No. 1 round, sc; No. 2 round,
7Vc; No. t round, 7 '4c; No. 1 loins, :Jc;
No 2 loins, 13c; No. 3 loins, llc; No. 1
plate, 4c; No. 2 plate, 3',4c; No. 3 plnte, 8c;
No. 1 Chucks, tic; No. t cnucks, 6'c; No. t
chucks, c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CirER-l'er keg. $J.7o; per bbl., $6.75.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $3.00.
CHEESE bwiss. ljew, l.Tc; Wisconsin
brick, 16c; Wisconsin llmbcrger. 15c; twin,
ls?c; Young Americana, Inc.
Nl'.TS V alnuts. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., c; nard shehs, per lb.,
! idVc. Pecans, lings, per lb., 14c; small,
I per lb., 12c. peanuts, per lb., 6c; roasted,
per lb., Be. Chili walnuts, per In., 12'n(4j.!.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., l"c; hard
aliens, per lb., 16c. Coeoanuts, $4 per rack
of loo.
FRESH FISH Trout, 11c; uaunut, ;tc;
pluktrel, dressed, 7c; white bass, 11c; aun
rish, go; perch, skinned and dressed, be;
pike, DijjlOc; redsnapper, lie; salmon, 13v;
crapptes, Sc; eels, inc; black baas, i.'c;
wnitensn, H'Qiic; irog ics;n, uus., mi,
lobsters, green. S8c; boiled lobsters, 42c;
blucllsh. 16c; herring. 5c; Spanlsn mack
erel, ltc; haddock, loc; shrimp. 1 per a!.;
smelts, 12c; cod, 12c; bullneaas, Wc; catiish,
16o; roe shad, 76c; flounders, He.
OYSTERS Fresh standara. i.4ti per gai.;
shell oysters, $l.oon2.00 per loo; Little Neca
clams, $1.60 per 10.
StiOAK uranuiatea cane, in onn., eo.'m,
firanulated cane. In sacks, $6.01; granu
ated beet. In sacks. I4.U1.
SYRUP In barrels. 24c per gal.; In cases,
10-lb. cans, $1.60; cases, 11 6-lb. cans, X2.su;
cases. 24 24-lb. cans, $1.M.
CO W Eii Jtoastea: rso. no, i'no per 10.,
No. 80, 2oHo per lb.; No. 25, lsc per lb.;
No. 20, 15Hc per lb.; No. 21. 12Vc per lb.
CURED FISH Family whlteilsh, per Vi
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 200 lba., bloatera, $40.00; No. 1. $2S.0o;
No. 3. $26.00; No. 3, $20.00; Irish, No. 2. $16.00;
herring. In bbls., 2i0 lbs each; Norway, 4k,
$13.00; Norway, 3k, $13.00; Holland, mixed,
$1160: Holland herring. In kegs, milkers,
sve; kegs, mixed. 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 66)c; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes. -lh.
cans, $1,2601.60; 2-lb.. H7Hc.71.00. Pineapples,
grated. 2-lb . $2.06i2.3O; sliced. $1.9of(,2.20.
Gallon apples, fancy, $3.76. California apri
cots, tl.4o43H.00; pears, $1.76(fi2.nO; peaches,
fancy, 1.7M(2.40; 11. C. peaches, $2.00ft-2.6o.
Alaska saimon. red. $1.15; pink. 0c: fancy
Chinook. J-.. $210; fancy eockeye. F., $18.;
aardlnes, oil. $2.60: mustard. 2.rVifii
1 10. Sweet potatoes, $1.16071.26; sauerkraut,
$1.1(0; pumpkins, 80Co$1.0o; wax beans, 2-lb.,
75(q90c; lima beans, S-lb., 5crt$1.35; aplnach,
$1 36(172.00; cheap peaa, 2-lb., oo; extra, 76"(J)
9uc; fancy, $1.3-5 1.76.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1
green hides, 80; No. 2. 8c; No. 1 salted. 11c;
No. t. 10c; bull hides, 7Vi.e; dry hides,
12if20c. Horse hides, large, $3: small. $2.
Sheep pelts, each, bOeiJJli'zS. Tallow, No. 1,
ic; No. 2, 34c; rough, lVc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 4.-COTTON Ppot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.60c; mid
dling gulf, 13.06c; sales. 8SJ bales.
LIVERPOOL. May 4,-COTTON-Buot In
fair demand; prlcea 4 polnta higher; Ameri
can middling fair. 6.6Sd; good middling.
.28d; middling, 6.0d; low middling. t.fM:
good ordinary. 6.94d; ordinary. 6.54il. Dio
sales of the day were 7.000 bales, of which
S00 were for speculation and export, and
Included 6 400 American. Receipta, 5,m10
balea. Including 4.300 American.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., May 4.-COTTON-Bteady;
middling, ll4c; salea, 402 balea: re
ceipta, 1 balea; ahlpmenta, 127 balea; atock,
83,464 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 4.-COTTON-8pot.
ateady; sales, 1.000 bales; ordinary, 6c;
good ordinary, 1S-I6c; low middling. 10V",
middling, Uc; good middling, llc; mid
dling fair, 12Vc; receipta, t,6U balea; atock,
154,6i balea.
Ersporaled Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NKW YORK, May 4. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market lo very tlrm and avail
able supplies are light. Strictly prime are
quoted at 10Vc; choice, HQUc; fancy,
imH2c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are attracting soma demand foi- futures,
ranging from 6.'(7tie. according to grade.
Aprli-ota are unchanged, with choice quoted
at 12c; extra choice. 13c; fancy. 14c.
Peaches ahow no fresh feature, the de
mand being moderately active and prices
firmly held; choice ate quoted at 10Vc;
extra choice, lose-Sllc; fancy. HV,imc;
extra fancy, IIUI4I2C. Raisins are quiet
and unchanged; loose muscatel are quoted
at tViiHV; seded raisins, OVa'' London
layers. $1.60431 60.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mary E. Kellogg and husband to
Mary O. McCague, part lota 12, 13
and 14, Kellogg place $ 500
John W. Mclamuld. sheriff, to Mary
li. Ward, lot 1, block 4, Capitol
Hill
Augusta J. Bengtson to Otto A.
Weiss. n' lot 6, bloi k 16. Credit
Fonder I.60O
fame to same, 15x66 feet lot 5,
Credit Font-leg 1
Daniel H. Wheeler and wife to J. C.
Kinnler. blocka M and !', P.t tisoti 1
Ida C. Powers to Iiean S. Efner. lot
5, block 1. Rernls pii''k ;,50'l
Annie McGuvock to Charles E. and
Hulda C. Nelson, lota 2 and 3, Un
ci view K'jO
Edward I. Flor to John Hertgijulst,
lot 4. block S. C. E. Mayie s 1st.. 1 Ut
Heiirv A. Moore and wife to Oeoige
K. Morton, lot 3, block 7, Lin
coln Place 1
W. F. Kassebaum snd wife to Es
telU M. Stone, lot 10, block 15,
Highland Plaee 5,700
William D. Whllmore and wife to
Valley Stock Yards and Grain
. company, sS nl4 3 5-1 tf-'J 4.615
Oertrude M. Lange to J. F. Frahm,
sH lot 13. lilo.'k 1, Hlmebaugh
4 Patterson sub SO
Eugene K. Nicholson and husband to
Harold nifTord, lot 9. Kountze sub. 7,250
Nellie Shea and hushund to Minnie
C. Feeimn, lot 4, block 5, Wilcox
add 70(1
George Roeder to Harmon & Wcelh,
part Iioedvr's add 2,000
J. M. Hlatt to Dundee Realty com
pany, part sw1 14-15-13 1
h'ame to same, part swt ls-15-13.. 9,000
II. W. Tates, Jr.. to Lewis S. Rued,
part SH" nev 2 4-16-12 1
Fannie I., and Walter O. Henry to
Lulu W. Kiev, art. part lot 10, block .
4. Belvedere t3i
Imperial Investment company to
lira per Smith, lot 13, block 1 lat
sub. Crtmtli a- Smith 1,.'60
Ellen M. Andsrson 10 Axel W An
derson, lot It, block , Drakes.. )