Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1006.
7
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Rapid Fluctuations of Kay Wlttt the
LeaAinc Feature.
ADVANCES ONE CENT OECUNES TWO
Reaclloa Brlags Frier Claaa
frevloae Day Aretl Corm
Crop Officially Ellai44 Heavy
-Hm Weakealac Ect.
OMAJ1A, May 7. IK.
Kapid fluctuations of Bay wheat furnished
the teature of the market today. In the
nrat hour there was an advance of 1 cent,
me elevators offered wheat for sale after
I lie most anxious shorts had covered, and
me market could not absorb the offerings,
a sharp break of 2 cents resulting. Strength
ucveiopeu again on tha report of a decrease
in the visible supply mum larger than ex
pected, recovering nearly all of the loss
only to lose part of the advance at the
vtose. The cmee was Vie lower for May
ana c lower for July. July and September
trade was very light. The newe was in
(avor of the bears. Cables were only a
ii action higher, world s shipments were
large, the weather favorable and the cash
uemand only fair.
fiats mere steady and closed practically
unchanged.
Corn was strong early, In sympathy with
wheat and higher cables. Receipts were
moderate and the ensh demand fair. Corn
declined later with wheat and the Argen
tina report wss a bearish Influence. The
Argentina government estimates the corn
crop at I.Doi.oO tens. This is 1,200,000 above
pic clous private estimates. May closed
V4C lower and July He lower.
Primary wneat receipts were 394.000 bush-
Is and snipinents of i.7.K bushels, against
lecelpts last year uf 198.0UU bushels and
shipments of 2iO,t)0 bushels. Corn receipts
were oio.UO busncls and shipments 663. K)
busncls, against receipts last year of 179,
OuO busnela and shipments of 313.000 i'ush
cls. t Ir.iranees wie 2Srt,iyi tiusncls wheat,
15,1100 bunds flour, 268.000 bushels corn and
ill OO bushels oats.
Liverpool closed WiiVI higher on wheat
and V4ad higher on corn.
Local rang" f options:
May, 7V;
arrive, oi
July, oc; Septem
track and May,
Articles.l Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close. Baty.
Wheat-I I I I I . .
May. ..I 74B 74B. 73A iitA
July...( 72HrV 724 72H 72A ''
t-iirn III I . .
May... 43B; 44B1 41. 43VB 42A
July... 4tB 42S! 42A 42A 42V
May...l 81 B1! 31 31BT 81Hb I1VB
Oats.
185
11
'33
ui
A asked U bid.
Omaha Cash Bales.
WHEAT No. 4 hard. 1 car. 8c.
Omaha Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 7316c; No. 3 hard,
71U73Ho; No. 4 hard, M74Cbe; No. 2 spring,
73fl77Vic: No. t spring. ?2Vc. .
CORN No. J. 44',c; No. 4, 4243ttc; No. 3
yellow, 44ttc; No. 3 white. 4frVic.
OATS No. I mixed. 804c; No. 3 white,
glVic; No. 4 white, 31c.
KYIS No. 2, 60c;. No. , 66c
O'arlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago 1J9
Kansas City 36 '9
Minneapolis 214 ...
Omaha 11
DuRith 22
St. Louis M 221
CHICAGO GR.41 AKD PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading anrt Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
rlllCAOO. May 7. Liberal primary re
ceipts and protlt-taking sales In the May
option had a depressing effect on the local
wheal market, final quotations on the July
delivery showing a net loss of Vic. Corn
whs down M'H- Oats were practically un
changed, i'rovlslons were 7S4il2Wc higher.
Shorts were active bidders at tha start
because of higher prices at Liverpool. Un
der this demand tne market became firm.
Later In the session, however, a consider
able amount of profit-taking In the May
optlop, coupled with the fact that the total
si rivals today were gM.ftoo bu., against
1S,0 bu. for the corresponding day one
year ago, caused a weak tone In tne mar
ket. TCI? volume of trading was small,
the forthconiir.K government report on
Thursday being assigned ns the chief cause
of the dullness. The market closed easy
with prices near the lowest point of the
rla. the July opened unchanged to 'aift'Wc '
higher at lUVtC to iS-Vd'TUSc sold up to
7!'VI '9c and then reacted to 7S7.c. The
ioe was at 7!c. Clearances of wheat and
Hour were equal to :Ui5.10o bu. The amount
on .pu-it.. xc increased 21. om bu. and the
vielb.e supply deci eased 2,7!.000 bu. Minne
apolis. Hulmli ami t'libngo reported re
ceipts of 244 cars, against 374 cars last week
ami ISo rarw one ye.ir ugo.
The corn maikct was steady early In the
day on a talr demand based upon firm
cables. Later the market became weak on
seilins by local traders. An official ehtl
inata of the corn clop of Argentina placed
the tolal yield al Pio.oon.ono bu., against
Ul.ti00.ooft bu. last year. These statistics
and predictions of clear weather fur the
corn belt caused fairly active helling. The
close was weak with prices almost at the
lowest point of the day. July opened a
shnde lower to a shade higher at IS,o to
4tic, sold up to 46c and then declined to
4i'HfH.Sc. The close was at 4Wc. Local
receipts were 148 cars, with thirty-one cars
of contract grade.
Trading In oata was quiet, but the market
had a lirm undertone. Shorts were mod
erate buyers of May. but trading in the
mora distant deliveries consisted mainly
from September to July. The July option
opened Sc higher at 31c, sold between
i:c and 31lc and closed at 30?j31c. Local
recuipis were 1H5- cars.
Provisions were nrm. but trading was of
small volume. Packers and commission
houses wire the chief buyers and am.ill
receipts of live hogs and liberal shipments of
meats and lard stimulated bullish senti
ment. At the close July pork was up I'Wc
' w-S?,Kr,,."rM l,p at 7' "'
wera 7V10c higher Ht $N.5.Va60.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whent
four cars: corn, lo cars; oats, 235 cars:
hogs, ls.cou head.
Tha leading futurea ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open.l High. IwTJoseTsilTy"
m, 7Hc
per, TSe.
OAT8-T0
nvtc.
HEW TOR K GENERAL MARKET
Q.et.11... of .be Day a. Varl.aa
Commoltlea.
NEW TORK, Msy 7 -FIXfR-Recelpts,
21.1SH bbls.; exports. 10.S43 bbls. ; market
steady but quiet; Minnesota patents. 14 Wi
4 50; Minnesota bakers. 13.4013 75; winter
ritents, 3i4 36: winter straights, 13.75
6; winter extras. $2..vff33fi; winter low
grades, t.' Rve flour, quiet; fair to
good. $3 3W3.J0; choice to fancy. 13 9Mi4 10.
CORNMEaL Bteady ; fine white and yel
low, II 10; coarse, 110701. 09; kiln dried,
12 702 HO.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western. 7c f. o. b..
New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 47c, c. I f .
New York; malting, Mfcaic. c. I. f , New
York.
WHEAT Receipts. 167.277 bu.; exports.
2M.164 bu.; spot market steady: No. 2 red,
90c, nominal, elevator; No. 2 red. 93c, nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Du
luth. KHc, f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern
Manitoba, 90c, f. o. b. afloat. The wheat
opening was firmer and for some time aft
erwards the market showed considerable
strength In cables, cold weather talk and
a large visible supply decrease. 11n a
severe midday break In May, however, due
to liquidation, the whole marset turneu
easier and for the balance of the session
was depressed, closing afi-Hc. net lower.
May Witic, closed et S0c; July, te'tf
R5Sc closed at 85c; September, 83V(?83H-'.
closed at 834c.
CORN Receipts, 138.S75 bu.; exports, 24,
156 bu.; spot market steady; No. 2. 67c,
nominal, elevator, and 5tHc, nominal, f.
o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 57Src, nominal;
No. 2 white, 18c, nominal. Opening steady
on cables snd with wheat, the corn mar
ket developed later heaviness under later
receipts, bearing crop news and liquida
tion, closing c net lower. July closed
at 52Tc: September closed at 63c; December
closed at B4Sc
OAT8 Receipts, 2.000 bu. ; mixed oats.
26 to 32 pounds, 37ff3Sc; natural while,
30 to S3 pounds, 3Mj39c; clipped white, Z&
to 40 Bounds. 3!'?41c.
HAY Bteady; shipping, S0l6c; good to
choice. 9utr96c. , ,
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1906 crop, lOTyilic; 1H crop. 9&10c: o'.ds,
nominal; Pacific coast. 1906 crop, l17c;
1904 crop, 9511c; olds, 4ific.
HIDEft-Hteady: Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
20c; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 21c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
I.piTHfB Rtesdv: acld.6V4f27MiC.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $11 R0
12.5i; mess, IX Oli'n .!); beer name. jii..o
&22.M; packet, ItOOWillOO; city extra India
mess. IH.SO'f 18 00. Cut meats, firm;
pickled bellies. 9.i5fil0.5O: pickled shoulders.
$8.00; pickled hams, $11 ooii 11.75. Ird.
steady; western prime, $H.5. nnilnal: re
flned. steady; continent. $896; South Amer
ica, 1L86: compound, $7.0fKfj7.M. Pork, stendy;
family, $18.50; short clear. $1.25U1S.OO; mess,
TALLOW-Steady; city, 6c; country, h
6'c.
RK!E Steady ; domestic, fair to extra, 3?,
g1k-; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm. Street price: Extra
rreamerv. 20V4e. Official Drices: Creamery,
common to extra. IMi'Mc: state, held. 13S
18c; renovated, common to extra, lo-alsVjc
western factory, common to firsts, ll'alnc
CHEESE Irregular; old state full cream.
large and small, colored and white, fancy
1414c; good to prime, 13V4ral4c; common to
fair, Ilrl3c; new state full cream, large
and small, host, 8Vc; state fair to good,
8V,Tilo
EGGS Steady: Btate. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancv. selected, white. 194c: state
choice, 19c; state mixed, fancy, 18V4frl9c
western extra firsts, 17HS18c: western sec
onds. 161 16Wc: southerns. 1016
POCLTRY-Prices for alive not estab
lished; dressed, easy; turkeys, 14'albc
fowls, 13 13V.
t. I.onls General Market.
ST. LOCIS, May 7. WHEAT Weak ; No,
2 red, cash, elevator. 87&Vlc; track, 9KaH2c;
May, sO'c; July, 77'c; So. 2 hard. 81u4c.
CORN Iower: No. 2 cash, nominal:
track, 49tt4&4C; May, 4tl4c: July, 44V4-44V.
OATS Steady; track. 32; May, 32Vc;
July, ."OMic: No. z white. Soc.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents,
$4.20194. 60; extra fancy and straight.
$3.704 10; clear, I2.25fi2.90.
SEED Timothy, steady. t2.5uA2.So.
CORNMEAL Steady. $2 60.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track,' .Si9Jc
HAY Firm: timothy, !12.00&1.50; prai
rie. ll.bW13f)0.
IRON COTTON TIES-tl.01.
BAGOINO-8V-HKStP
TWINE 7Vc.
PROVISIONS - Pork. higher; JoM.iiiB.
rio.io. Urd, higher; prime steam. k.17'4
Dry salt meats (boxed), steady, extra;
shorts, $8.87H; clear ribs. t.12H; short cle.ir
$9.26. Bacon (boxed), steady; extra short,
$9.62V. clear ribs. $ti.87H; short clear, $in.e.
POl LTR Y Weak; chickens. 10c; springs
20??r; turkeys. 12c; ducks, 12c; geese, 6c.
Ul I Tb-K Dull ; creamery, ltj(2lc; dairy,
14'nlfc-
EGGS-Steady.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Market Active and Hiebtr ou Heavy
Bujbc bj Short,
PRICES BECOME IRREGULAR AND LOWER
Reartlna Is Higher oa Prospective
Settlement of Aathrarlte trlke
Lake lrlhe tnfavorably
Affects steel Issaes.
NEW YORK. May 7. The course of to
day's stock market demonstrated how
largely the outstanding short Interests had
been reduced in the course of the violent
rebound from last weeks extreme depres
sion, in Reading the recovery from last
week's low point to today s high point
reached nearly 18 points. With the satis
factlun of the demand from shorts, tha mar
ket fell into a dull condition and showed a
heavy tone until the irregular after-rally.
The advantage agalnxt the bear party was
extended considerably by the action of the
miners' convention on Saturday, making a
settlement without a strike practically cer
tain. The Influence of this factor was car
ried over Into today's market snd made
Reading strong and very active. The fever
ish fluctuations In this stock gave ample
indication of some very active manipulation,
which was dlpected against the more per
sistent bear position in the stock. The ad
vance In Reading hud a sustaining effect on
the general list while It lasted. The sag
ging tendency became manifest, however,
when Reading reacted. A progressive sub
sidence of activity and of the range of
fluctuations In prices Is the normal tesult
of such a spasm of liquidation as that which
culminated last week. The bear operators
over extend themselves while the liquida
tion Is In force and when the forced selling
is over they Hnd themselves under the ne
cessity of buying stocks to cover shorts
on a rapidly rising scale of prices. Buyers
at the bottom then come in to take profits
and the process repeats itself on a decreas
ing scale until the operations In the market
lapse Into the hands of professional trad
ers or until some Important new develop
ment occurs to give a new Impulse to spec
ulation. Sentiment in the financial district
at present is favorable to a pause In spec
ulative activity for the clearing up of the
situation.
The money market shows evidence of re
lief by reason of the drastic liquidation
effected as well as by the heavy flow of gold
to New York from abroad. The settlement
reserve, shows. A vs liable cash balance.
IVRS6.T0; gold coin snd bullion. l"i7.M4..t;
gold certificates, $43.20t,ia.
ew lork Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 7.--Money In call
firm. S'liS per cent, ruling rate, 4'- per ceni;
closing bid. 3 per cent; offered at 4 it cent.
Time loans,' steady ; sixty and ninety day
and six months. 5H,'fi per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPKR-6Vfi
per cent.
8'i'KHLlNG EXCH ANGE Firm at $4 Kiwi
I&4.84H0 for demand and at Jt.Mfj 4 M'k'i for
slxtv dav bills; posted rstes, t182 and $4 80;
commercial bills, t 8"-o4 .!".
SILVER Bar, 6t5'4c; Mexican dollars,
50'y
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular
Quotations on New York bonds today
were as follows:
ra.
V. s. rr li,
do coupon ....
V. i 1. rf
do coupon
f 8. old . ret
do coupon
V. 9 n. . ra.
do roupon
Am. Tobacco 4a
do
Atrhleon Sen. 4a
do ad). 4a
Atlantlo T. L 4a
Bal. AV Ohio 4a
do 3Ha
Brk. R. T. c. 4a
Central of Oa. a
do lat Inc
do 2d Inc
do Id Inc
flies. Ohio 4'a...
fhhato A. 3a...,
f.. R ag n 4a...,
C. R 1. P. 4a...,
do col. ht
fff. A St. L. 4a.
Colo. Ind. fta. aer. A.
do aerie R
Colorado Mid. 4a
fnlo. A So. 4a
Cuba (a
P. A R. C. 4a....
ntrtlllara' Sec. 6a
Krt p. I. 4a
do sen. 4a
Horklnf Val
Japan 4a ....
Offered.
10.1tlJar.an . 2d aerie . . ?
. .loll do 4a .-tta 4.
..101 do 4'iK ctfa l
..101 I do Id aertra
.113 L. A N. unl. 4a 10."
..! Man. e. . 4a
!Mc. Cantral 4a ;
..110 do lat Inc 2i
.. I' Mlnn. A St. 1,. 4a.. M
..I1JH M.. K. ft T. 4a 101
..loot,: Ao 2a M
. MwiN. R. R. of M. c. 4a. II
.. US N T. f. I. S
..105 IN. J. f. t Ha 127
.. M No. Taciac 4a. i 10i
H do .la rb
IU'WlK. V W. c. 4a 100
.. MVo. S. t,. rfdf 4a....
.. K4 (Penn. conv. ISa '4
o Rcadlns sen. 4a 0O4
10iViSt. U I. M
Ta St. U ft s r.
t St. I,. 8. W. c
n Saahoard A. L,
kUt'Bo Pacific 4a
lni- do lat 4a ctfa..
1 So. Railway 6a. .
. 7V, 'Tanaa A P la.
. 7.'.ii T . St. U ft W.
. ! t'nlon Pacific 4
.104 i t S. Steel Id it
.lc Wahaah la
. 44l do dab. R
toi jtVaaiarn Md. 4a..
o )W. ft I.. K. 4a..
44a...l7V Wla. Canlral 4a..
7''
c (a .IN
If 4a. l
4a
4a.
40
. ""a
. m
. 4
.ll4
.1211a
. Ml
. 7
.113
. 7i
.
Boston flocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, May 7. Call loans, 6(&7 per
tent; time loans, dfjiti per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds:
adj. 4a.
4t..
Atchlaon
do 4a
Mi. Central
Atchlaon
do ptd
Boston ft Albany.
Porion ft Valno...
Roalon fClcvated ..
Fltchbiirf pfd
Mexican Ontral . .
N. V.. N. H ft H
Amer. Arge. Cham.
do pfd
Amer. Pnau. Tuba..
Amar. Sugar .......
do pfd
A mar. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
I)omlnlnn I. ft I
Kdlaon Klac. Illu..
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
I'nlted Fnllt
t'nltcd Shoe Mail)
do pfd
I. S. S-.Ml
do pfd
Waatlng. common ,
Aaaed. iild.
of the coal labor dispute Is regarded with t'nlon Pacific
emphatic satisfaction in its bearing on tne
confirmation of the soundness of the general
business situation. More attention was
given today than heretofore to the subject
of Interruption of the lake trade by the
strike of 'longshoremen. The unfavorable
effect upon the Iron and steel Industry waa
a subject of consideration. Western roads
for the first time in many months admitted
a falling off In traffic In spite of some extra
business on account of supplies for fan
Francisco.
The activity of farmers In the fields was
given as the sufficient explanation for the
decline In the volume of traffic, but its
conceded existence was noted, nevertheless.
In the formation of the day's speculative
opinion. The day's sub-treasury operations
showed a large gain for the banks reaching
for the new banking with $7.95O.0'i0. This
was Inrgely due to belated accounting of
gold Import operations and served to rec
tify In part the discrepancy in the cash
Item of the bank statement with the known
movement of money. London discounts
were firm today and sterling exchange
moved In favor of londcn both here and at
continental points. Reading, after losing
nearly all of t loss, rose to the best and
reasserted Its Influence in the general mar
ket, prices at some piints rallvlng to the
top. But the recovery again fulled to hold
and the mnrkc-t Hosed lrr""ular.
Bonds w ere li regular Total sals. pr
value. $2.1111.(40. I'nlted Slates bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Salra. Hllll.
.. H'a.Advanturo
.l"" Allouei
-. 77 Amalgamated .
. . ""'al Atlantic
.."0t Bingham
..2S4 leal, ft Hecla..
.177 Centennial . . .'.
. .14 Copper Hange
.141 ItMIr Wat
.. 4iFrankltn
..I7 tlranbr
..I44V1.I Royals ...
.. 24 Maa. Mining .
.. 4 Michigan
.. 21 "Mohawk
..U't Monl. C. ft C.
..114 lilld Dominion
.134 Oacaola
.. aS'iiParrot
. .1064 Uulncy
.. 28V, Shannon
..24a Tamarack
. . 17 Trinity
.. a:Oa t'nlted Copper
.. 44 !f. 8. Mining..
. .liWijf. 8. oil
.. I'tah
.. aoi,. victoria
. . S Wlnnna
..IXVWolverlna
. . 7 Nor1h Butte ..
... 4
... M
...10-JV,
... I7.,
... 4
.. tii
... j:
... 74l
...
... IS'
... I:-,
... it
... A
... ll
... 0
... iV,
... an
...104
... Ji'i
...06
... t
... tj
...
... S9
... 57,
... 10,
. . .
... 7
...
...1.14
...
London Closing: locks.
LONDON. May 7. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
14c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
7.0K) 7.i
54 mio 3'.'.oti
2n.0i 80.1OI
I42.l) 13l,'Ki0
Minneapolis Uraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. May 7-Fl.OCjt
First patents, $4.1iya4.iO; second patents,
tS.BiifM.W; first clears, $;i.5iXfj3 .; second
clears. $2.4nti2.65.
BRAN In bulk. $16.26'(tl5 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:
Arttcles. Open.l Hlgh.l Low. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat-I
May...'
July...
Sept...
July...
Sept...
I
7ri'ir77i
TMfl
77HS'V
i m
1 w
1 18
I
77ii
TSvhl
77 T;
I
1 lft4'
1 17Sl
1 17ti
I
76M
78H '
7:
1 It
1 KvV
1 KiVai
8'i.i.
7'4flH,
I
1 15
i
1 17 '
-114.,.,
1 u,
1 16
1 16' a
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Corn
Mav July
Sept.
Oats
May July
Sept.
Tork
May July
Sept.
Lard
May July
Sept.
Rlba
May
July
Sept.
K1U MT-i
79V,3H, 79Si
7
47j
4TfaW!
R''fl4.l
I I
SZ
31
is 0;
16 17H;
16 121
I I
8 38
8 40 ;
V 56
I
t 40 I
t 57H
I
' 807, !!
7 1 7',
"T'x TTVr 77-h
47Vf
4t;
4V
!
Sl',
'4CS,1),'
45V 46:
46S 4iSi V
I I
I2V,32,'&';
3";a 3o-an31
2S m 2S'
15 074' 15 in
15 I 15 16
15 17SI 16 10 I
8 35 g 35
8 4?H 8 40
8 0 t 55
8 47H 8 40
8 SO 8 60
8 C5 I 8 55 I
15 074
is !2v:
15 10
8 35
8 45
8 57
8 45
8 o
8 S2,
47
45',
46'
32 4
'2S
14 02U
15 10
15 C2i
8 30
8 37U
S 60
8 36
S l
8 55
No. i.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCK Market steady: winter patents,
$3.5ofcS0; straights, ta.3fnifj.80; spring pat
ents, tS.554i3ti; spring straights, $3.4a3.9u;
bakers. 1 8H(iS.S)0.
WHEAT Ni. 1 spring. Wri8'!c; No S
spring. 70; No. red, 87SHle
CORN-So. t. 4Hc; No. t veiiow. 4.4c
OAIS-No. I. K4fii4c: No. i while. 331
S3c; No. t white. 31Vail3c.
R YE No. 2. 58c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 4(ij414c; fair to
choice multlng.
BKEDS-No 1 (lax, $1,074: No. 1 nor,h.
western. tl.lJ4- Prime timothy, tl 3mul 3.)
Clover, contract grade. $11 25
PROVISIONS-Mess potk. per bbl . $13 10
161. Lard, per Pal log.. 1 374. Short rlba
aides Uooae). U 4a S 5. Short clear sides
t boxed 1. $.5''fi 5.
Following were the receipts and
manta of flour and grain:
. ... Receipts. Shipments.
"Flour, bbls 23.2i i 1.0
Wheat, bu 1 ofa '.'i ,V)
Corn, bu I o i.io 7i
Cia, bu 244. V 2U'"i
Rye. bu 3.000 . j ,,)
fcarley. bu S3.no 12 9m
On the Produce exchange today the but
ler market m steadv: creameries 134
ivc; dairies. 134j1Ih l-gs. stedv: al mark
cases iucludiHi. I4'ul5: firsts. 15c: prime
firsts, lc; extras, lbc. Cheese, steady, 4ii
1'iV.e.
ship.
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. t
hard, SnJ;ao; No. 1 northern. ib4c; to ar
rive. 794c; No. 2 northern, 7hc; No. 1
durum, 73c; No. 2 durum. 31c: No. 3. Tb'a'77o.
Corn: No. 3 yellow. 44c; No 3, 434c
Oats: No. S white, 3ts1,e; No. 3. :9c. Bar
ley, J9g47c. Rye, 5556c. Flax. 11.13S-
- Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 7 WHEAT May.
75 4c; July, 72c; September, 704ac; cash,
No. 2 hard, 774T81c: No. 3. 744'S4c;
No. 2 red, 8816 80c; No. 3, 5& 87c.
CORN May. 44 4c; July. 42 4c; Sep
tember, 42 4c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 4'n", No.
2 white, 47 4l&4i4c; No. 3. 474c.
HAY Steady: choice timothy. IU.1
13.75; choice prairie, 1 0.noftj 1 1.00.
OATS No. 2 white. ? 3 43 14c.
RYE Steady. t57c.
EfiUS Steady: Missouri and Kansis
new. No. 2, whitewood cases liu lud " I,
1.14c; case count. 13c; cases returned, 40
less.
Bl'TTER Creamery. lie; packtnj;,
12 4c.
Rveipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 55.0nO .17.000
Corn, bu 99.000 S8,00'l
Oats, bu 6.000 lu.uoO
Philadelphia Protlara Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 7. Bl'TTER
Firm; extra western creamery. 21c; extra
nearby prints, 23c.
EOdS One-half cent higher; nearhv
fresh. 17c at mark; western fresh. 17 4c
at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New York full cream,
13 4 6 He
Liverpool Uraln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. May '..-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; futures, quiet; May, oa 8r,d; July
6s 7td: September, ba 64d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new.
4s Ad: American mixed, old, C4s 4d, futures,
quirt; May, 4s 5d; July, 4s 44d.
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, steady;
2 5 '8 3 10a.
3. 49c
Peoria
PEORIA. May
8 yellow. 48c; No.
crada. 40 6 45c
OATS Slow; No. I w hite. 32 4c;
white. 32c; 10. 4 wnne. 3iijc.
RYE Inchanged; No. ?. 4c.
WHISKY Lower; on the basis of $1.28
for finished goods.
Urala Market.
7. CORN Higher: Nj.
No. 4. tic; 110
No. 3
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAPKEE. Wis.. May ".WHEAT
No. 2
. lslble Kapaly of Urals,
NEW YORK. May 7. The visible supply
of grain on May 6. as compiled by the New
York Produce exchange, was as follows
Wheal, 88 431 00u bu.. a derree.se of !.7'.itt.
fern. l.Sail.u" bu., a decrease of st rtin
Oats. 14 Ssl.ftO bu.. a d crease of 1 S7 i4
Rye. 1.677 ' bu.. a decrease of 212.
Barley, )..oo bu.. a decrease of 2".o.
Lower; No. 1 northern. 82'iR3c
northern. 7oii2c: July. 7ftc asked.
RYE Lower: No. i, 62416 ',.
BARLEY'-Dull: sample, 4oC'i54c,
CDRN-Steady; No. 3 cash,
July. 45 V.
Adania Rxpreaa
Amalgamated fepper
American C. r
American f. ft F. pfd
American Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton oil pfd
American Expreaa
Aracrl.au H. ft L. pfd
Amartcan Jce. aecurttlca. . . .
American .Unwed OH
Am. Llnaeed (Ml. pfd
American Locomollva
Am. Iocomotlve pfd
American 8. ft K.
Am. a. ft R p'd
American Sugar Refining ...
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic CoijI bins
ruUlmore ft Ohio
Bal. ft Ohio plil
Brooklyn Rap'd Tranait
Canadian Pacific
Central of Ne Jeraey
Cheaapcaka Ohio
Chicago ft A lion
( hlcngo A Alton pfd
Chicago erect Wtaicrn
I hlcago ft Northwcatam . . .
Chicago. Mil t!l. Paul..,
Chicago T. ft T
Chicago T & T. pfd
('.. C. c. ft Rl U'Uls
'olorado Fuel ft Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colorado ft So. 1st ptd
Colorado ft So. 2d pfd
Consolidated ll;ia
( orn Tro-lucta, rfg
Corn Product a fd
Pelawara ft Hudson
Iiclaware. L. ft W
lieivar ft Hie (irande
Denver ft R C pld
IHMIIIcra' Securitlca
Kna
Kne Ut pfd
K.rle 2d pfd
ucnrrHl Klectrlc
Hocking Val'ey
lllli. on Central
International rayrr
International Paper pfd
Internal lonal Hump
InternaC.onal Pump pfd
Iowa ( entral
Iowa central pfd
Kar.raa city Southern
kanaa Cllv So. pld
Lrfiulpvllla ft Narhvllte
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street R
Mexican Central
Mmnrapolla ft Hi. Leulr
II , Si. P. ft . S. M
M., St. H. ft S 9. M. pfd .
Mltiurl Pacific
Miai-ourt, Kanaaa of Texaa.,
M , K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
National K. K of l. pfd..
New York Central
PNew York. (). 4.' W
No'lolk Ai Wa.ilcrn
Norfolk ft W. pfd
I North Amrlcsn
i Pacific Mill
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P.. C, c, c. ft St. Loula .
I HreM-ed Steel car
! PrcNMd Steel Car ptd
; Pullman Palac Car
I Knadltig
Heading Ut pfd
Reading d pfd
Itepuulic Steel
R-puhllc Steel pfd
Bock l.land Co
kcxk Ialand 10 pld
St. L ft S T ti pfd
at. Loula Snuthweatern
St. Louis a W. pfd
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tr.naas Coal ft Iron
Teats ft Pacific
Toledo, St. L. ft W
T . St. L. ft W ptd
I'nion Pacific .
t'nlon Pacinc pfd
I'nlted Statea Kipreaa
t'nita'J Statea Realty
I'tlltad Statta Hubbar
I 8 Ruboer kld
( nlud Statea Steel
I". 6 Siael pld
'a. -Carolina Chemical
Va. -Carolina chtm. pfd ..
Waliaah
Vt'autsb pfd
N alla-ra.-go Ktpr,tui
Weetingliouaa Klectrlc ....
Weatern liilon
W'haallug ft Lake Kr'a
Wlacoualn (antral
W'ta Central pfd
Nortkarn Pacigc
Central Leather
('antral Leather prd
Sloa-ShelTlield Steal
(ireal .Norlliern prd
Total aalta fur tha day.
Iw. Cloa.
163.
1.4IH)
4011
LOT)
IMS
102
Jl'a
1IU4.
101
son
fonaola, money ...
do account
Anscondt
Atchltm
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
! Chea ft Ohio
! f hit ago OI. W
f. M. ft St. P....
! DeBeera
I Denver ft R. O....
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pld
Illlnola Central . . .
Loulavllla ft Naah
M., K. ft T
S -li X. V Central.
7-i4 Norfolk ft W..
70l
1J.40H
7110
' lnfl
4,"0
:no
47.110
(too
4.30
4ofl
S, SOO
6.4'HI
.
aoo
eOO
4I. a0
1.400
boo
4.;oo
jon
lO.mxi
0l
:7.Mio
100
1.3"0
2 0
4"0
S 400
1.200
2hi
2 ton
M'lO
400
4.2'"0
1H.0MI
'A
4.2'
Vl
" 700
7Kl
100
7 .coo
700
mo
l.KI
SI4
3k
14
M
41 '4
114
14(4
US
10.1
242',
ssh
101 n,
144
107H
'i4
:u
i
28'.
i
:na
IBS
84 .
.
S3S
'iai,
IJ7',
2.1
7'a
ltuf
w.
'a
4;"
'7S
, 147
17:,
tin,
U
in
24
Ha
siH
40
17 '4
a
os
1 13
147V
117',
1S1'
10.' i
237 4
8iw
KH
14:1
107".
TT'i
ir.sw
r.s
27 'a
148
44
32
1.14
22't
7
2'14
4 -.'.,
3,
84
ikl,
41S
744,
47H
;,
isj'a
I8S
Kf
;,4
u
24
ro
. . I w do pfd
.. tl Ontario ft w
..H Pennaylvanla
..110V, Rand Mlnea
.14.1 Hea.ling
. . a do lat pfd
..20 do 2d prd
. .14m.. Southern Railway
.. 17 I do pfd
.. Southern Pacific
.. tt t'nlon Pacific ....
..41 i do pfd
.. 7i,P. g. steel
.. 44Vii do prd
..17SV Wabaah
..14'! do pfd
.. M'iSpanlah 4a
SILVER Dar, steady. M ll-li;d per ounce.
"co o-vo", per cciit.
The rate ot discount In the open market
for short hill Is 3Va3 15-16 per cent; for
three months' bills, 8'tf4 per cent.
142
o 4
a
ti
70
a
47
48
3-a,
ma
tv-t
87
40 i
108
21
4..1,
J2
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Grades Cattle bhow Etreticth, Others
Slow Steady.
HOGS SELLING IN SATURDAY'S NOTCHES
Liberal Receipts of heep anrl Lambs,
lrlth Trade Reasonably Active
at ame Prices PreTall
laar l ast Week.
SOCTH OMAHA. May T. IW.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.4o 4,160 ll.i4
8ime day last week 4,ik'ni 4 iJ i.3s
Same day week before.. 2.b,d S." , St J
Same three weeks ago... i.fxiS 4.7:41 in.oiil
Sme four weeks ago.... 2.744 4.174 14.(l
Same day last year 2,Rt; 3.otil 13.773
RECEIPTS TO DATE.
The following table jhows the receipts
of cattle, lions and sheep til South Omaha
for the year to date, compared Willi Ust
jrar;
1 ta I 40 1 tine i as
1 ISOo It 1 420 I 44
CAI.VKH. .
I.. lto t at 1 ?to 1
I no 4 e I ... isn ;s
I i:n 4 ji t 1"
1 tt i 4 1" 1"
1 ! 4 o S . 140 4 ho
t 2)10 4 74 I 17S I
1 140 4 7S 1 17 t 74
1 114 I OS 1 140 I n
1 100 I 24 t 1 74
STOCK KH8 AM KKLDERS.
4 4 II li 1 f0 4 4
1 ao ;s 42 7 4 45
51 7 14" 44 4 0
1 420 I 74 14 !.a 4 an
1 :to 4 00 ii. S0 4 VI
4 444 4 N I :.. M 4 0
I. 7 f-t 4 2S fl 720 4 7
II 4JU 4 4 111 toi 4 74
4 f.10 4 40 201... ! 4 J
74 -,.414 4 40 21 447 4 44
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
Omaha
ChlcHgo
Kansas City...
St. Louis
Sioux City
Hogs.
n.nti v" 4"
V.XI
'ati.to
(yti.lo
bio
b.ixl
6.07
1!HH. lJt-S. Inc.
iH,3al i6.ll 47. WD
1MI.SS6 hPi.2U li;i,li4
6,".470 6h.6T ell.olj
RANGE Of riiiCES.
Cattle.
J.'.bU'ub. to
1. ib'Uli.lo
2.6n'ut.UU
i'.IOuo.iS
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will snow the prices paid
for the ulneient Kinus of catlie on lite
Si'Uth Omaha market:
Oood to choice cornfed atccra ti.UO'uS.iO
air to choice cornfed sler toiti
Common to fair cornfee ttce.s.... 4.uou4.b6
Good to choice cows and heifers.. 4.lHa4 M
talr to good cows and heifers 3.(a4.u0
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 2.9t"i3.0u
Ciood to choice Blockers and feeder 4.tif5 .00
Fair to gond atockers and feeders. S.eVat.iK)
Common to fair Blockers 3 0o3 B0
Bulls, Btags, etc 2.5iJn33.7o
Veal calvea 3C4XB5.75
Tha following atiw sr.nws the nveraga
plica of hofca- at bouth Omaha lor lha last
several dayu, with comparisons:
Date. IM. luu.104.,19O!.;ll2.11'JUl.!l9lX,.
20..
21..
22..
24..
5 82,
4 fj
4 Oil 7 7 8b, i 81 j
4 b2,
a
75,
27
30.
1..
2...
3....
4....
7 ;ui
7 11
8
I 5ooi
i 40
42
7 02i atii b bOi i 33
7 Ob o Ki b 7b 6 4i
7 Obi b VJ 6 7k! 6 oi
7 1411 t 74 I h
6 92 I 6 72 i 14
C 41 b U
b 431 6 W
ill
5 34V4I
t iS I t 361
1&..I iibM. h Wi
26.. 6 Knu, o 2:i1 4 ')!
6 33UI t 16 4 751
6 34' b 10i 4 7L' Mi 7 071 1 6 ill
I 6 111 4 6i 1 77 7 03 6 65
6 2Vfe! 14 621 S4i 6 !oi 6 06I B 33
I 6 2oVtl 6 Hi j 4 S3 6 0 5 64( S 2o
2ii 5 1: 4 bi 6 101 1 m ft ii, a
27Hi 6 19, 4 oG I 7 01 1 6 72; S 17
b -Iht 6 it. 4 b 6 75i I 6 64 6 26
15 I 6 2" 4 ho j 6 72 7 02 b 22
I 6 2Sj 4 661 b W 9S, 6 tiRi
I j 4 65 , 6 63 6 93 b 70, 5 22
April
Aptil
April
April
April
April
April
April
Apill
April
April
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
'Sunday.
The official number of carB of stock
brought in today by each rood was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses
Missouri racinc
I'nion Pacific
C. & N. W., cast
C. & N. V.. west....
('., St. P., M. & O ...
C, H. & Q., east
C, B. & y., west
C., R. I. P., east...
C. R. I. ft P., west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western.
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buver purchasing the nuai-
ber 01 head indicated:
o
57 is 31 'i
6 2
66 24 5 2
15 7 1
5 1
1H 11
, .. 2
2 3
2
1K 65 4s 4
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, M-ay 7. METALS Not
withstanding the sensational advances re
cently reported tha London tin market
made another aptwr(acular advance durlr
the day's session and closed betwuon 4
and lb above the ttnal prices oi lust.
Friday, with spot quoted at fl3 and fu
tures at LlaU 10S. . Till' lotnl mnrliiM
advanced sharply-and closed at $42.; tu) ! Por"on
sd.uu. rrivate cauies from London re
garding the situation are very bullish
and further advances, are predicted. .j -
"v " ,T. IT L BL 111,- HUillll'.
Cfinni.i- 1,-aa Irr.vulu, I.. r .....l.. I
.. a...u,M, 111 i.uiiuuii, u mi
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
Omaha Pkg. Co., St. Paul
Vanuatu v t o
Carey
Lobntan & Co
V. 1. Stephen
Hill
Huston & Co
Hamilton
J. B. Root & Co....
S. ft S
Other buyers
Cattle.
. . 4;
..Utiti
.. 213
.1.12
Hogs. Sheep.
HOGS It wss A $6.1.i iiiuikci today, the
same ss la-M Sx'iirday, the great big bulk
of the hogs going at that price, with a
few of the better loads at $tj 17H and $'3.i'0
top and a few of the commoner loads at
I6.12H or under. In other words, tne hogs
sold In exactly the snn-.e notches ss they
did at the close of last week. While the
trade was not especially active, owing In
part Mo the efforts of sellers to secure a
little more money, still there was a filr
movement, snd everything changed hands
by the middle of the forenoon or soon
after.
It will be noted from the table nf aver
age price that the week starts out with
vslues Just shout lie lower than tne open
ing of last week, or lower than Hie
high point of the year.
representative sales
head: nurVet steady;
jearllnga, $o..'o
lambs, $7 J6, clipped
No. A. Sh. If. No A, rr
7 4 ... I no : put io II
6 100 ... t 4" 70 214 ... 4 la
7 ll ... Ii:'i 4 SSP . . II
14 14 ... 4 11W 4a 114 140 4 li
42 ....I..U7 Jl I i:( 44 30 ... 4 14
?'.'0 ... 4 1214) 74 K4 t0 4 IS
It ?44 ... 4 121, 11 ?35 ?J0 4 IS
4 134 . . 4 12", .'. : ... 4 4
0. .lit ?4il 11', 75 l.'J 40 g IS
47 41? J?0 4 IS 7! 1S7 l?n 5
ill ... 4 14 40 114 40 4 IS
74 JflO ... 4 IS :( !46 ... 4 IS
7 !'4 ... 4 14 41 ns ... 4 14
7a KD 40 4 IS 70..... ... 4 li
II 1I ... 4 IS 1 :70 0 4 II
47 17J ... g 1b !0 240 ... 4 II
74 214 40 4 IS 74 Mi 140 4 16
74 :7 Kit It g 1,4 40 4 14
10 t0 ... is 74 ."la M0 4 14
S :2 ... 4 15 44 171 40 4 16
87-. 214 0 4 IS 4 Ifiti 20 4 IS
77 244 ... 4 IS 77 140 40 4 15
71 2"2 40 4 15 40 244 40 g 15
41 270 10 4 II 77 ' 40 4 15
71 r.:( 120 4 IS 4 2.VI 40 4 17
72 21 ... I 15 7f 24 80 4 17V,
41 177 ... 4 14 SI Il"4 ... 4 17',
71 20 ISO 4 IS 72 24i ... 4 17I,
4 360 ... 4 16 72 2B ... 4 IJi,
264 140 g 16 4 220 40 4 IT',
72 245 ... 4 IS 76 J!l ... 4 17',
14 ... IIS 71" 174 40 g 17',
44 222 14(1 4 16 , 2(11 ... 4 17',
IS 14" ... 4 IS 4 ;7V ... 4M
M 211 10 g It
SHEEP-
oday a
ess man
i3
8Kti
1.574
1.455
85
11
3u3
1
97
112
33
73
116
Xo
1.1K
2.iM
1.1146
1,743
346
2.110
1".IH
"S
101",
l
n
lit
1
42',
'll'a
44
41
114
144'a
11714
1S2
101V,
240
48,
101
l'.7
4J
S
it.,.
i sto( closinir al ( anil fittur., at
oHk, uocany no rinngc was reported. lsk ! pai iicmaiing in n io miy iiih-i im.i..- . -5
i beln a auoted at 11 S ro I s tf, ..in., mm. tent. In other word. sellers were all try-
4.713 9,021
so fur as'
lust about
Totals 1.111
CATTLE Receipts of cattle,
numbers were concerned, we.re
the same as a week ago, but considerably
heavier than usual on a Monday. The pro
of feeders was somewhat larger
than was the case on most days last
week, but the great bulk of all the cattle
consisted of cornfed. steers.
The feeling among sellers was that the
market should be stronger, but this reeling
j was confined largely to them, buyers no:
lytic, at tlN.2u&lg.fi0: tasiiiiir ut tts,.n lug to get a little more money for their
'a 18.25. Lead w as Ss higher, at flii io i holdings of beef steers, while buyers did
In London. I.ocallv the market was im- I not seem at all Inclined to let the market
changed. Spelter wan 2s (id lowe:- at 1 go up to any great extent. Still some of
12 7s fid In, Ijondon, a'ld unchanged at i hu cattle which Jusl happened to suit
Sti.OO fft B in in the local market Iron ... i ' them bronchi prices that were strong as
, compared with the close of last week. On
I the other hand, Kalesnien In many cuses
! found It hard work to get steady prices.
I All this made the trade on beef steers a
' little slow. Among tne offerings today
! were a few cattle good enough to bring
I $j.50.
Receipts of cows were light, considering
I the numlier of other kinds of cattle here.
To call the market ateady wouiu pronauiy
cover the majority of sales, although there
were instances where salesmen thought
thev secured strong prices, ami buyer as
a rule were reporting their purchases as
being strong as compared with tno close of
last week.
Stockers and feeders were In good re
quest and sold freely at last week's prices.
1 n ,i t:.., r . . I - nnturt MOOVe I B II II I" I 1 1 IBH- V. T I vr
middling "fair 12 3pT i wnaV larger than oi, most day. l..rt.
! TOrW. "Ky r-OXi in been'shor of -."11, Jft l.k.
6d higher In the Knglisl market, witli
standard foundry nunied at 4s 6d an I
Cleveland warrants, at 49s 9d. Locally
lion was unchanged, with No 1 foundrv
northern quoted at $1X.7S5 19.01); No. ;
foundry northern, $18.25; S'o. 1 foundry
southern. $1 8.2ojr 1 S.50; No. 2 foundry
southern. 41 7.T5fi 1 8.00.
ST. LOCIS. May 7 METALS Lead.
Arm. $6.66'fl 5.70. Spelter, quiet, $5.95(i
5.97 Vi.
i'ollon Market.
NEW TORK. May 7.-PQTTONSpot
closed quiet; middllim uplands. 11.80c; mid
dling guir. 12.06c; snlei, 2.800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Mav 7. COTTON
Spot, firm; ordinary, P-lbc: gool ordinary
97nc; low middling.
middling, 11 13-liic; middling fair, 12 3-16c;
4.200 H24, 141 V
47'4'(H.-
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. May 7 SEKi 'S Clover, r s:
t6 : October. $167; prime mIhikc. $ ;
prime timothy. tl.biV,; No 2 rye, 6fV-
Oils a aid Reals.
OIL ,TY, Pa.. Mav 7,-fflli 'reillt Kil.
ances. II &. shipments, 112,718 I, bis.: aver,
age. 66 V7 bbls.; runs, 11 J. f.Jh bl.ls ; aver
sce. SS.illk bhls ; o,;inieiils Lima. 126.4.in
bbls : average. 7!" his : rciis. Lima. 71 -&4J
bbls ; average, a.262 bbls
S WAN'S' AH. (la. May 7.-4'iiI -Tuj pen-
D.I.Ik. C.I. w.rLet. " '"JrLl -w a. n ki,
i'i. i.i in. ni'ioi am., ,.--n ttt.4r-.M ;A. B and ('. $3 sn : I. tV9", F. .ii. f
1 northern, mc: No. 2 northern, 7ic; on' '4('7: (i. 4 1 V- M t4 .16- 1 ft " K '4 "a'
Uack. o. 1 norlueru, ov:,c, .Vo. ; uut.h- M, 1.; N, $4.B, Kb. J4.W, W W . 4 ;i.'
40
1.400
aoo
1.204I
2.400
1.0M)
1.000
6,5110
iiinii
t.2"0
ll
g.V)
900
K.I'iO
I.OOO
l'l
2.100
100
a.',4.9oo
100
1.000
1.300
1
8' n
2INJ
200
l.iao
100
If-10
'
,104
300
2"0
4u0
1(14.400
ni
2114
154',
1IW',
40',
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'2 i February. T.Ooe; March. 7.K-J&7.15C. Spot Rio!
,us i quiet; No. 7 Invoice. Sc.
loai,
n, I Wool Market.
"S i ST. LOl'IS. May 7.-WOOL-8teady : i.ie-
' alum grades, combing and clothing. 21't
-,c; light flue, 21ti'22c; heavy fine, 17 Si 20c;
tub washed, 31ii27c.
trsdn In sheen n.lahl
be described as a good, steady market and
tairiy active. Desirable kinds of bold
sheep and lambs were in good demand and
the offerings of such as a mie changed
hands early In the morning. There were,
however, a number of loads decidedly on
the common order which were 11 little hard
to sell, buyers apparently having little use
for anything lacking in quality. There
wen- very few wooied lambs in sight, the
best being good enough to bring $i.lu. but
good shorn lambs sold up to $u2j. Wooied
wetr.ers and yearlings were also very
scarce, but good clipped stuff brought $o.ii0
j.(io. From the tales below It wil be
noted that a considerable proportion of
the receipts consisted ol shorn stock, prob
ably as much as half of Hie lotal urnvnls.
it will also be noted tuat there was very
little In the way of right choice or finished
killers, either shorn or wooied.
(Quotations: oi-uu 10 choice western
lambs, I7.00iy7.35; ralr to good lambs,
lii.uOkx 1. 110; cull lambs, I4.fiu4is.00; good
to choice yeai lings, Koo'uti.ri; fair to
good yearlings, $5.7 id 0.00; good to choice
wethers. ttj.tgitVr, ,0; good Io choice ewes.
ta.7iVD.2S; fair lo good ewes, t5.0ufc6.7j,
cull sheep and bucks, J( Wrn.uo.
Shorn sheep and lambs are bringing
I'rices geneiany ioe(a al.;.
wooied stock
Representative sales:
! No.
1 H4: i llnnorf ou .
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141 clipped ewes
167 clipped ewes
460 western clipped ewes
2H2 western weiuerB
4e western clipped ewes
-if- western clipped ewes
10 Western clipped ewes
'St western clipped ewes
19 western clipped ewes
2iti clipped lambs
287 clipped lambs
L6H western clipped lambs
24S western clipped lambs
153 western clipped laoibs
817 western clipped lambs
2un Colprado jjwes.. ,
15 Colorado ewea ..( ,.
44ri Colorado lamb feeders
119 Colorado lamb feeders..
587 western lambs
323 Colorado lambs, clipped
(1 Colorado lambs, clipped
10 western lamb feeders
I 2 bucks
' 522 western lambs
' 5n4 western lamb feeders
', 51 Colorado ewe culls
i 10 Colorado lamb culls
' .9 Colorado lamb culls
I 4 Colorado ewea and lamb culls.
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Kansas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 7. PATTLK Re
ceipts, 10.000 head, Including 2.100 southerns;
market 5ti7l0c higher; stickers-and feeders
weak: choice export and dressed bnef steers,
t5.4itf4D.f4); fslr to good. $4.4("5.30; western
fed steers. $3..Vtj5.40; stockeis snd feeders,
t3.ortfM.75; southern steers. $3.SBfi 3.35: south
ern cows. t2.504i'4 25: native cows. t2.5Cfi 1.60;
native heifers. t3.5C&5.1K: bulls, 1 1.15 4 25;
calves. $3.0("ri'..0ft.
HOGS Receipts. 8.(810 head; strong 10 5c
higher: top. $fi32't; bulk of sales. $n.l7'v
6.W1: heavy. tB.2MiD.32H: packers, $.204D.30;
pigs and lights. t5.1'"an 25.
SIIEKP AND LA MBS- Receipts. J.000
head; strong to 5c higher: lambs. $5.7507. 10;
sheeo and yearlings, $4.77viin15: western fed
yearlings. $n.0KiiD.t'i: western fed sheep, t.'JS
WC.lo; stockers and feeders. H.I4W5.0O.
I higher: American middling fair, D.SOd; good
t middling. 6.32(1; middling. low imd-
ling. 6 (6d; good ordinary, 5.78d: ordinary,
5 58d. The ssles of the dav were in, POO bales,
I of which 1,000 bales were for speculation
I and export and included 9. too hales of
! American. Receipts. H.Mt bales, all Ameri
t can.
I ST. LOl'IS. May 7. COTTON Si cad v:
middling. 11 5-16c; sales. slxty-Hve bales;
receipts, none; shipments, thirty bales;
J stock. 33.302 bales.
was experlencd in disposing of everything;
at all (URirame.
tteoresent stive ssles:
0 1 etna
Nil
Jaaror and Molasses.
i NEW YORK. May 7 SI'Q AR Raw.
I firm; fair refining. 2 15-16W3c: centrifugal,
96 test, S 3-92aGKt". molasses sugar, 2 11-16
, W2c; refined, steady: No. 6 4 lie; No. 7,
' 4 0c; No. 8. 4c; No. 9. t.95c: No. 10. 3.v; No.
1 1. 3 85c; No. 12. 8 80; No. 13. 3.75e: No
14, S.75c; confectioners A. 4.45c; mould A,
4.95c; cut loaf, 5.30c; crushed 5.30c; pow-
dered, 4.70c; granulated, 4.60c; cholcs,
I 4.65e.
I NEW ORLEANS. May 7-8l(lAR-
I Market quiet but steady; open kettle, cen
trifugal, S-giJ 7-18c: rentrifuf.al whites,
344: yellow. SS63)ic; seconds. il
1 I'ic; molasses nominal; open kettle, llif
1 io; centrifugal, "iSiioc.
1 'oltee Market.
1 NEW YORK. May 7-4,'OEFEK-Fiitures
i opened steady at a decline of .VjjlO points
! under a little liquidation and selling.
1 prompted by heavy cables and receinta.
! The market closad steady, but 10T15 points 1
net lower. Sales for the day were reported 1
' of ,750 bags. Including Mav at DSOc; Ju!v,
S4.ic; September. D.V?('D.70e; 0-tober. 6,M''a'
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KLGIN. III. May 7. Bl'TTER Stesdy, at
iOc; sales for the week, 42S.COJ pounds
New York Ulalng Itocka.
N BW YORK'. May 7 Closing quotations
en min rg stocks were:
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OMAHA. May 7. Bank clearings for to.
day were $1,963,210.42 and for the cor
responding date last yoar tl.47t.992. 77
Treas.ry fttalrmeat.
WASHINOTON. May 7 -Today s state
nen of ihe treai'try ba'.an'-a in the gen-
CHI4 A(iO I.IVK KTO K MARKET
Cnllle Ten C'enta Higher llogt. Sheep
and I. a nibs Steady.
CHICAGO. May 7. CATTLE Receipts,
22. om head: market loc higher; common lo
prime steers, MOPfiDSI; cows, $3.!Vii l.t'i;
heifers. $2.7fi5.15; bulls. $2 6"nl25; ralvca.
$2 7.(i5 75; Blockers and feeders $2.75'ii5.',l. I
Hi SiS Receipts, S4.1K1O head: slci'dy; i
choice to ptime heavy. t 4C-ir0 45; medi itii 1
to good heavy, ii 36u4i 40; butcher weights, j
$6 4oa4i 45; good lo choU e h"avy lulxeu, '
$6 32Vn37H; packing. $i. 706 35.
8IIKKF AND I.AM R8 Receipts. 27.000
head; market steadv; sleep. $4.75ij.8i; i-ear- I
lings, $o.VV'i6 90; lambs, $S5cfj7.5j. j
Block 1st wlarbl.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal '
western maraeis yettcroay:
I 'at tie.
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South Omaha
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Kansss city
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i - l. I.onls Live Mock Market.
I ST. LOl'IS. Mo.. Mav 7 CATTLK-Re-I
celpts. 2.00) head, including l.Oon head Tex
I ans: msrket higher: native shipping and
espon BI'TIP, f.0"tiu.iw, iiiranru u-ci at till
butcher steers. $3.7O'ii6.0O; steers under 1,0(0
pounds. t3.Jirii4.IO; stockers and feeders.
$2 40014 50; cows and heifers. $.'.0(i(Jfj.OO; ren
tiers. $1.5042 2.40: bulls, $2.4l"a4.26; calves.
t-.r4ri6.50: Texas and Indian steers, $3.nvgi
4.75: cows snd heifers. $2.O1i.90.
HOGS Receipts. J.ioO head: market Be
higher: pigs and lights, t8.6ntfi.40; packers,
$i..((ft"(.4(j; butchers and best heavy, $6.30'if
H.45.
RHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.500
head; market steody; native mutions. $4.00
in lit; lambs, $5.50''i4i.i1; culls and bucks.
3.tXr7i4.(..
4t. Joseph Lire Kloek Market.
8T JOSEPH, Mo.. Mav 7 -CATTLK-Re-ceipta.
l.ti'3 head: market ateady lo strong:
natives. HlHtib.m; cows and heifers, $1.7t'ii
4.50: stockers and ff edera, H.O(ioi4.60.
HOGS Receipts, J.423 head- market
steldy; llirhl. $1.1Mi6.:,214; medium to
heavy, $6.17V1'-5; bulk of sales, $6.17Wi
D.22H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.152
Mont City Lite tnrk Market.
SIOI X CITY. Ma, 7.-(Six'cial Telegram I
4' ATI I.E--Receipts. 2.W fend. niniKel Pk
hishrr. active, beeves. 44 ta"iifi a"; cows, bin, a
and mixed, ti 'Vo4 fi"; stockers snl feeuei-s.
(m;i4; caiven and vearllngs, tH.&in.tf.
HtKlS Receipts. Mill head: lllMlk't
siroiit.. sililng at tH.H7tiii.lS; bulk of sales.
$ii('7ai6, 10.
OMAHA MIIOI.K4i.r: V4.RKI.T.
CoDdlllon nf Trade and taolatlons on
tnple anil Kane- Produce.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, cats
count. 15c.
LIVE Pol'LTHV - Hens. lCllc;
roosters. S'nc; turkeys. 15c; ducks, 11c.
lil 'TTKK-Packing stoca. lie; choice lo
fancy daily, loc; creamery. 21 '11 21 Sc-
HAY Prices quoted by onui.t reed com
pany; No 1 upland. $7: medium. $6.iu;
coarse. $6.(06.iO. Rye straw, ttiO.
BRAN P r Ion. $I..M.
NEW VEGETABLE?.
TOMATOES-Floildu, per -.late of 31 lbs,
net. to iu,
WAX BEANS Per box of about 80 lbs.
net. $4.50.
STRING BEANS Per box of about li
lbs . net. II.
TI RNIPS, BEETS AND CARROTS -Louisiana,
per dos. bunches. 45c.
HEAD LETT! CE Louisiana, pr bbl..
J7; per dox. heads. $1.0Olil.25.
LEAF LETTl'CE Hothouse, per do,
heads, 15c.
CL CLMBERS-Holhouse. per dot., tl 00y
1.50.
ONIONS-Colorailo. yellow and fed. 2V,o
per lb ; Spanish, pr crate, $2 00.
Ml'SHhOOMS Hothouse, per lb., BoacOo.
R A DISHES Hothouse, per doa. bundle's.
50a 75c.
TROPICAL FRCITS
DATES Per Ikix of 30 1-lb. Pkgs . $2.00;
Hullowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 5c; Say
ers. per lb., 4c: walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs.,
$2 00 per dox.: S-lli. taixes. $100; 'arras, all
sizes, $3.25: Meaiterranean awecta, U.A.
seed lings, $3.
ORANGES California, extra fancy Red
land navels, all slr.es, 13.35; fancy naveih,
$3 25: choice, all sixes. $3.
LEMONS - Llmoniers, extra fancy, 210
size. $4; 300 to 360 size. $4.25.
KiaS-Calilornia, per 10-lb. carton. 75-8
S5c; Impot'ted Smyrna, three-crown. He,
six-crown, 13o.
BANANAS Per medium sued bunch,
tl.7fiiii2.25; .iutubos, 2 Bon 3.00.
TANGERINES California, .per box of
about $3.00.
GRAPE FRUTT-Califronla, per box. $5.00
6 50.
PINt'APPLEB-Slzes 24. 30 and 36. $5; six
42. $1.75
FRCITS.
PEARS-Wlnler Nellls. $2.50.
AI'I'LES California, Ben Davis, t? per
bu. box; Wlnesaps, $2.50 per bu. box; other
varieties, $2.002.50 per bu. New York ap
ples. Baldwins and Russets, $6 per bbl.
GRAPES Imported Malagas. $6.007.50.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu.. Si'V
60c; South Dakota,, per Hu., 7f(Jr75c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $l.(sj; No. 2. $1 75.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 5c.
CABBAGE California, 3,c per lb.; Wis
consln. In crates, per lb.. 3c.
CELERY-Floritla. $1.26 per dog.
SWEET POTATOES Illinois, per 5.1-peck
bbl., $4 76.
BEEF CI'TS.
No. 1 ribs. 12c; No. 2 ribs, 10Hc; No. S
ribs, 9c; No. 1 loins, 15c; No. 2 loins. U'c;
No. S loins. 11c; No. 1 chucks. 5Vc; No. 1
chucks, 5Sc; No. 3 chucks. 6c; No. 1 round,
8c: No. 2 round. 7V: No. 3 round. 7c: No. 1
plate, 3V: No. 2 plate, 3c: No. 3 plate, 2Vic
M 1 SO E i-,1 . A N EO C S.
CIDER Per keg, $3.75; per bbl. $6.75.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $2.50.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16V; Wisconsin
brick. 15c; Wisconsin Umbeiger, 15c; twins.
U'fcc; Young Americans, 15c.
NITS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 15Vic; hard shells, per lb..
iSV- Pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small,
per lb., 12c. Peauuts, per lb., 6',c; roasted,
per lb Sc. Chili walnuts, per lb.. 12'al3&c:.
Almonds, ufl shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, $4 per suck
of luo.
FRESH FISH Trout, 11c; halibut, lie;
pickerel, dressed, Jc; white bass, 11c; sun
fish, (Jc; ptrch. skinned and dressed, 8c;
pike, 9'SjlOc; redsnapper, 11c; salmon, 13c;
nniia c: eels. 18c: black bass. 2:'c:
whlteflsh, Ii.iil2c; frog legs, per doi., 55c;
lobsters, green, 3sc; boiled lobsters, 42c;
blueftsli, 15c; hern a, 6c; Spanish mack
erel, 10c; haddock, Kc; shrimp, $1 per sal.;
smelts, 12c: cod, 12c; bullheads. 12c; catnsti,
lie; roe Bhad. 75c; flounders, 11c.
OYSTERS Fresh standard. $1.40 per gal.;
hell oysters. $1.00&2.UU per 100; Little Neck
clams. 41.50 per 1W.
8LUAR Granulated cane. In bbls., $o.0b;
f;ranulaled cane, In sacks. $5.01; granu
ated beet. In sacks, $4.91.
BYRt'P In barrels, 24c per gal.; In cases,
6 10-lb. cans, $1.00; cases, 11 5-lb. cans, $2.gu;
cages. 24 2-lb. cant, $1.90.
COFFEE Roasted: No. 35, 25vo per lb.;
No. 30, 2iSc per lb.; No. 25, 18o per lb.;
No. 20, loVkc per lb.; No. 21, 12V,c per lb.
CURED FISH Family whlletlsh. per H
bbl., luo lbs., $4.50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 200 lbs., bloaters, $40.00; No. 1, $28. Co;
No. 2, $16.00; No. 3, $20.00; Irish, No. 3, $18.00;
herring, in bbls., 2vV lbs each; Norway. 4k,
$13 00; Norway, 3k. $13.00; Holland, mixed.
$11.50; Holland herring, ill kegs, milkers,
fie; kegs, mixed, 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 65ij6i)c; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes. 8-lb.
cans, tl.25iil.50; 2-lb.. 97cf?J1.00. Pineapples,
grated. 2-Tb., $2.06i2.3o; sliced, $ 1902.20.
Gallon apples, fancy, $3.75, California apri
cots $1.4"'2.0O; pears, $1.7502.50; peaches,
fancy. 1.7o(tt2.40; H. C peachea, $2.0(K62.50.
Alaska iirttion, red. $1.15; pink. uc; fancy
Chinook, J'., $2.10; fancy sockeye, F $195;
sardines, Vj oil. $2.50; mustard, U.brnt
3 10. Sweet potatoes. $1.15i&.1.26; sauerkraut,
tl oO; pumpkins, SOcthtl.Oo; wax beans, 2-lb.,
75490c; lima beans, 2-lb., 75cfitl.35; spinach.
$1.36i200; cheap peas. 2-lb., 80c; extra, 7j'ff
9uc: fancy, tl 3o&l.TB.
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW-No. 1
green hides. 9c; No 2. 8c; No. 1 Baited. 11c;
No. 2, 10c; hull hides, 74tlc; dry bides,
124r20c. Horse hides, large, $3; small, $2.
Sheep pelts, each, o0cifjl.26. Tallow, No I.
4c; No. 2. 84c; rough, Hie
BONDS
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Formerly
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CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA
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FAST TIME OMAHA TO
TMEEAS'
Koe our schedules to some of the principal eastern
citios:
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Detroit 21 houns I Indianapolis 21 hours
Buffalo 27 hours j Cincinnati 24 hours
Syracuse 30 hours Pittsburg 26 hours
Albany 33 hours Philadelphia. ... 35 hours
New York 37 hours Baltimore 36 hours
Boston 44 hours Washington 3S hours
The Illir.ois Central's fast "Chicago Limited" train
leaves Omaha at 6:00 p. m. Fast day train at 8:00 a. m.
Iicn depot connections in Chicago for nearly all prin
cipal points.
Steamship tickets to all European and Asiatic points.
Cnfc car service.
Tickets and information at City Ticket Office, 1402
Farnam St., Omaha,
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