THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. lfAY 15. 1906.
7
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Oal'nl Cent, Then Lose Most of the
Advance.
LARGE DECREASE IN VISIBLE SUPPLY
Talk nl Dry Weather la oathweat.
bat Bhowara Predict1 for that
section Cora la a 9calp
lac Market.
OMAHA. May 14. 19".
Wheat gained 1c today, only to clone mny
with nearly all the advance lout. IJver
pool cables came lower and the world's
shipments were much larger than antici
pated. There n pome selling at the stsrt
and a decline of viftc from Saturday. A
decrease of 2.5"l,0nO buehela In the viNlhle
supply and talk of damage In the south
weat caused the reaction on wheat, which
went up to the high point of the dny.
The forecast for the southwest was for
Srohahle showers. The cash demnnd at
llnneapolla was reported as being the best
on the crop. Increased premiums being paid
for the best grain. lngs realised on the
advance and prices weakened. The close
on May was ,c higher and He on Julv.
Duluth reported 26O.0t1 bushels being loaded
to go to Chicago to fill May contracts.
Tha corn market was strong In sympathy
with the wheat, although there waa very
little trade. The cash demand continues
fair. Receipts ran light, but the usual talk
of an Increased movement was heard The
market Is designated as a scalping affair.
Oats were strong, -gaining Sc. though
trade was light.
Primary wheat receipts were 332,000 bu.
and shipments 8x6.000 bu., against receipts
last vear of 239,000 bu. and shipments of
378.000 bu. Corn receipts were 600,000 bu.
and shipments 297.000 bu., against receipts
last yesr of 185.000 bu. and shipments of
846,000 bu. Clearances were 174.000 bu. of
wheat, 31,000 bhls. flour, 36,000 bu. corn and
in.'w ou. os is.
Worlda shipments were 12.330,000 bushels,
against 10,672,000 bushels last week and
t.184,009 bushels last year. Corn shipments
were ,p, bushels, against 4,378,000 bush
els last week and MIS,) bushels last year.
The visible wheat eunnlv decreased 2 495.-
000 bushels; corn decreased 1.01,000 bushels;
oaia aecreaaea z,h.uuu nushels.
Local range of options:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Bat'y.
Wheat j j
May... 7H 77'. TSVfc 74B 76MB
July... 74B74W&H 74B 74A 74B
Corn
May... 45B 46A 46B 45R 45,a
Oats'7'" C"B 42B 429B 42
May 814B 81B
July 29jB 2914B
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 77 79c; No. 3
hard, 7876c; No. 4 hard, 7073c; No. 3
pring, me: No. 8 soring. 7O075e.
CORN No. S. 46c; No. 4, 44ff44Vic;
xno. a yeiiow, 40c no. 3 white. 4svtc
OATS No. 3 mixed, 81c: No. 3 white.
inc: rto. wnite, lie.
Rib No. X 67c; No. 3, 66c.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 78c
CORN No. 3, 1 car, 46 He
OATS No. 4 white, 1 car, 81c
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kanaas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
8t. Louis ....
13
80
27
126
7
1
62
37
46
236
20
113
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; Bad Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. May 14. Reports that the
wheat prnn In the miithWMt eteneclnllv
Kansas, Is suffering for a lack of rain
strengthened the local market today, the
closing being firm with July option up
He. Corn was He higher. Oats showed a
gain of sv3Hc. Provisions were a shads
to c higher.
With the exception of a brief period
the opening the tone of the wheat market
was Arm all day. The opening weakness
was occassloned by reports of scattered
showers throughout the- wheat growing
country In genersl, lower Liverpool cables
1 and large world shipments, especially from
, Russia. Later came many reports that the
crop In the southwest Is suffering from lack
of rain. These advices brought out large
buying orders shortly after the opening and
offerings being light prices advanced
rapidly. The market continued strong until
late in the day, when much of the advance
was lost on profit-taking due to reports of
rain In Texas. Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. The best buying of the day was by
commission houses and local longs were the
. principal sellers. The market closed firm.
July opened H-He lower at 80U(JiK0e, ad
vanced to 81V!iiHl1c and closed at 810S1HC
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 814,000 bu. The amount of breadstuff on
passage decreased 912.000 bu.. while the vis
ible supply decreased 2.435.000. Primary re
celpts were 333,000 bu., compared with 239,(1)
Du. a yesr ago.
The corn market was Arm the greater
part of the day, cash houses being liberal
purchasers. Continued small local receipts
furnished the principal incentive to Buyers,
1 he market was a trine easier at me open'
lng because of a small decline at Liver
pool, but during the last hour much of the
strength was lost on profit-taking by local
holders. The market closed steady. July
opened Ho lower at 46c, advanced to 4fic
and closed at 46c. Local receipts were
so cars with 13 cars or contract grade.
The oats market was firm on small local
receipts and constantly decreasing stocks.
Cash houses and shorts were nctlve bidders
ail day, but offerings were ' : large. July
opened unchanged at 81 Si'. sold up to 82H
SZHc and closed at szvc. Local receipts were
el car.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Local
packers gsve the market moderate support
and the orrenngs came rrom local bears.
At tha close July pork was up 60 at 116.45,
jjara was up w at 8.su. kids were
shade higher at 8S.80.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
86 cars; corn, 96 cars; oats, 134 cars; hogs,
18. u neaa.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Bat'y.
MaT I M I T S2S KvJ 83
July BnH4r4'MH'?SI Sovsl sTBHI Wt
Bept ITeValS.TSVajpl W 79 Vfl V79HLf H
Corn ) I
May 48 .487, 48 48 48V,
July 46'at 4..S 46 4Sl 4H
Bept 46HQHi46V!'. V 46H&Hi
Oats- I I
May 82V 334, Sr, 38V 14
July S1H32H0H 31 S JC'aS 81,
Sept 29V 30 2Sy, 29' 2Usi
Pork
May 16 22H 15 86 15 22HI 15 SS 15 27V,
July la 40 15 45 15 27V IS 45 16 40
Sept 15 26 16 30 16 17Vai 16 30 15 27H
May" 8 56V, 3 52H 8 62H 8 52V 8 47H
July 8 60 860 60 8 60 8 67
Bept 8 72H 3 75 8 70 8 75 8 72H
Ribs 1 J
Msy 8.70 ( 8 70 8 70 8 70 8 67H
July ! 8 77V,! 8 Art 8 72H S 8 NO
Bept 3 77V,! 8 82V, 8 77V, 8 82V,! 8 80
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
EIXiL'K Market steady; winter patents.
33.6U4S9U; straights. 338360; spring pat
ents, 83 65i&3.W; straights. S3 4oj3 60; bakerj,
82 3la2 .x
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 83ff85c; No. 3, 783
tr; no. 1 rea. ssestivic.
CORN No. 2. 4sHUHc;
60HbKHc.
OATS No. 2. 33He; No.
84Hc: No. 8 white. KtlMc.
R YE No. 2, 69HC.
No. t yellow.
3 white, 34
4t 41c; fair to
BARLEY 43 ood feeding
choice malting. Maaic.
8EEX)8 No. 1 flax. 31.06H: No 1 north
western, 81 14; clover, contract grade. $il ?S.
rrtov ibioniB ie pork, per km . iir 30
it IS 36. Lard, per l' lbs.. 8 55. Short ilbs,
sides (loose). 36647 75. Short clear side
( boxed I. (9.0&S9 15. '
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain.
Receipts. Shipment.
21.500 18 4-10
So i1 27.0T-9
76. 0) 1"2.70j
164, Sio")
, 8.(kn !.fft
24 30 2 0
Flour, bhla.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. ..
'lata. bu. ..
Rye. bu. ...
Barley, bu
Oo the Produce exchange today the but
ter market ass easier: creameries.
HHttOc: dairies. 13018c. Eggs, steady at
mark, esses included, lf.fi lHc; firsts. 15Hc;
prime firsts. lVi extras, lHe- Cheese,
auady o!2c.
Toledo (red Market.
TOLEDO. O.. May 14-8EED8-Cash
clover, 36.40; October, H.J1. Prime timothy,
t:&2 .
Available tnnnllea of Grain.
NEW YORK. Msy 14 -The visible sup
ply of grain fiaturdsy. May 1!. as compiled
by the New York produce exchange, waa as
tiMlunai Wbaat, 3x,s) bu., decreased
?!
2,4.ivo bu.
5.4; " hu.
Corn. J.snr.noo rm ;
Outs. 12.SO1.000 bu.
Rve. j.Rin.nnt bu.;
Barley. 1.4.1S onn bu
rterrea
dcrea
decreased
6T'if bu.
decreased
:wo bu.
NEW YORK nr.F.R4l. MARKET
Quotations nl the Par on Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Mar lt-FLOCR-Recelpts.
22.ei.el bhls.; exports 17.142 bbls ; market
firm and higher but quiet; Minnesota
r stents. 14.2564.53: Minnesota bakers, (19
8; winter patents. 84 00494 3O: winter
ralghta. 3.S.Mt4.UO; winter extras. 3-"rT
3 ; winter low grade. 82 3 85 ; rye-
flour steady; fair to good, 3.3o4j3 90; choice
to fancy. 83 9F4 10.
('Oil NM E A !. Firm : fine whltt and yel
low. 81.20; coarse, f 1.0791.0; kiln dried. -'.;o
j2.s
RYE Dull ; No. 2 western, 69c, nominal,
o. b., New York.
RARI.EY Quiet; feeding, 47V1C. c. I. f.
New York; malting, 52-hSir, c. I. f.. New
York.
WIIEAT-Recelpts. 22.fiOO bu . exports.
110.490 bu, Spot, firm; No. 2 red, 2c, nom
inal, elevstor: No. 2 red. 93c, f. o. b..
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 9:Hc. f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Manitoba, 9Vc.
f. o. h., aflaHt. A slight opening depres
sion In wheat due to big world's ship
ments and essler rabies was followed by
trong advances on dry weather news from
Ksnsas, higher outside markets and big
decrease in the visible. On still later re
ports of rains In Kansas the msrket eased
off agsin closing steady at a partial c
t advance. Mnv, Rnvftlsi'Ae. closcrt st
90c; July. 87VrtW ll-16c. closed st 87c;
September, MVntfc. closed at 84c.
1 okin rieeeipis. 44,3is nu. eipot msrset,
firm: No. 2. WAc. nomlnsl elevator snd
KiHc nominal f. o. b, sfloat; No. 2 yel
low Sic; No. 2 white. 67c. Option mar
ket was fairly active and at first stronger
on light stock, the wheet advance and
bullish visible. It later yielded to report
of increased country offerlnga and real
ising and closed He net higher; May.
SSe. closed at 6Hc: July. 63''e, closed at
b.TcH September, 63c,. closed at Mc;
53c. closed at 53c; December. 62VG1.
closed at 63c.
OATS Receipts. 217,500 bu.; exports,
99.3IU bu. Spot market drm: mixed oats,
26 to 82 pounds. 88Hc; natural white, SO to
33 pounds, 3Vq39Hc; clipped white, 88 to 40
pounds, totniHC-
HAY Firm; snipping, wxjwsjc; gooa 10
choice, 9ncii1.00.
tlOPfl Steady; state common to choice.
1iS, lOffl&c; 104. (&10c; olds, nominal. 1906,
9(S15c; 1904, 12ifil3c; olds, 4a6c.
HIDES Steady : Galveston, 20g8 pounds,
20c: California. 2IIHV5 pounds, nc; Texas
dry, 24t?30 pounds, 19c.
LEA I HEH-steaay; acm, zoynai c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; mess, 87.WV3
50; beef hams, 20.5(Hf22.00; packet, 310.0fl.ff
11.00; city, extra India mess in wkpts.w.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, JHlOHe;
pickled shoulders, sc; pickiea nams, ii-t
lc. lra. steaoy; western prime, es.iu.
nominal; refined quiet, continent, 39 10;
South America, 39.75; compound. 7(f?7V.
Pork, easy; family, 818.00; short clear,
16.2f)jr'18.0O; mess, 16.50(6 17.26.
TALLOW uuu; city, oc; country.
packages free, 5S4c
KICK Bteaay; aomestic lair 10 exira, ayt
6c; Japan, nominal.
fvULTKi L4ve, maraei not eaiaonanea
at a late hour. Dressed, steady; old chick
ens, 99Me; turkeys, 14816c; fowls, HS'13e.
BUTTBH-Mnyi street price, extra
creamery, ZOHf'-lc. omciai prices: cream
ery, common to extra, WW; renovarea,
common to extra. 10(316Hc; western fac
tory, ccOnmon to firsts, ll(gl5c.
I HKKHK Hteanv: 01a. state run cream,
large and small, colored and white, fancy,
13iil3Hc; state, good to prime, uw; state,
common to fair, lisyisc; new state, 11111
creams, large and small, colored ana wnite,
best. 9Hc; fair to good, 8H8c; Inferior,
7we.
EtlOS Bteaay: state, Pennsylvania ami
nearby fancy, selected white, 20c; state,
choice, 19lHc: state, mixed fancy, 19c;
western firsts, 17He; western seconds, 16H
17c; southerns, waisttc.
St. loots General Market.
HT. LOUIS. May 14. WHEAT Firm ; No.
2 red cash, elevator, 95g97c; track, 9(aS7M!e;
May, 82c: -July. Wa&c; No. 2 nara, sm
CORN Higher JNO. I casn, nominal;
. . .
track, 60fi60Hc: May, 48c; July, 46T4C
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, SSVio; track,
84c; May, 83Hc; July, 82Hc; No. 2 white,
irijOijK Hreaay : rea winter patents,
474.60; extra fancy and straight, 83. 70 4. 10;
clear, 82.2Wi.so.
SEED Timothy, eteaay:
CORNMEAL Steady: 22.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. 0
HAY Bteaay; umomy, i.uuwio.du; prai
rie, 311.60ttlS.50. t :
IRON COTTON TlEOfl.W.
BAGGINQ 6Hc.
HEMP TWlNEV-7He. ,
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing,
15.80. Lard, higher; prime steamed,
.2R. brv salt meats, steady; boxed
extra shorts, 38.87H; clear ribs, 39.12H:
short clear, 39.26. Bacon, steady; boxed
extra shorts, tt.Vb; clear ribs, 39.87 H;
short clear, 310.00.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 104c;
springs, 20(8 26c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 10c;
,Clin-..
t5l'i 1 r.K uuu; creajiiciy,
dairy, 145l6He.
EUO Bteaay ai itc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 10,000 40,000
Wheat, bu 62,000 "
Corn, bu 286.000 104.000
OatB. DU. U0,VUU ci.uuv
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Msv 14. FLOUR First
patents, 34.26&4.36; second patens, 34-lW
4.26; first clears, 33.60I&3.60; secord Clears,
32 45'Ji2.66.
11 n 1 k' T V. . . 1 1. HI K1K Ml
r r 1 11 uum. u . , 1 u ri.
Hnnrinr Kiirl of Trade Quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range of prices, as furnished by F. D. Day
& Co., UO-lU uoara 01 iraae ouiiuuig wu
Articles. I Opea. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Bat'y,
Wheat
May... July...
Bept...
July...
Sept...
I
80H
81
82H
79V4
80S 1 81 1 80H
81H i81V&U 81V
81HHH
78H I 7SH I78H&-H
1 16HI 1 led 1 17H
117 117H
1 18H! 1 I8V1
1 18HI 1 1SW
1 17H 1 J7H 1 18Vs
1 18 j 1 18 I 1 lHVi
MlnneaDOlls Cash Close Wheat : No.
hard, 83Hc; No. 1 northern and to arrive,
82Sc; No. 3 northern, 81He; to arrive, 81Hc;
No. 3, 7990c: No. 1 durum, 75c; No. 2 du
rum, 72c. Corn: No. 3 yellow, 4f4c; No. 8.
44c. Oats: No. 3 white. 32c; No. 3, 81c.
Barley: 39847c. "lax: 61 14H
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 14. WHEAT May,
77Hc; July, 74Hc; September, 72Hc; cash. No.
2 hard. Tiflave; No. S, 7680e; No. 4. WJSc;
No. 2 red, iKg93c; No. 2, is(S91c; No. 4, 72
ii7e.
CORN May, 46He; July, tSc; September,
43Hc; cash, No. 2 mixed. 4(Hc; No. 3, 48c;
No. 2 white. 48He; No. 3. 4lHe.
OAT8-N0. 2 white, 84H6He; No. 2
mixed. 32uHe.
EGGS HiKlier; Missouri and Ksnsas, new
No. whltewood cases included, 13Hc; case
count, KHc; case returned. He Isss.
HAY Strong; choice timothy, 813.50f
14. 00; choice prairie, 311.6Ci& 12.00.
K YE 8tead ; 5ft8c.
BUTTER Creamery, I11if18c; dairy. 11V
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. ..
Oata, bu. .
4A.i 42.iO
Ui0 42.010
11,000 6.000
Liverpool Grain and Provisions,
LIVERPOOL. May 1 4 WHEAT fp-t,
nc ml rial, futures, quiet; May, 6s Hd;
July. s 7Hd. September. 6s 7d.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed,
new. 4s 6d; Ameriian mixed, old, 4s 8Hd;
futures, aulet: July. 4s 4 Ted: Seutember.
4s 4Hd.
HOPri In London (Pacific coast), quiet;
2 htXtlS 10s.
Mllwankee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 14 - WHEAT -
Higher; No. 1 northern. SMi'Sc; No.
ncrthern. 82ij5c; July. sl'ffSlV1 asked.
RYE Stead'; No. 1. Sic
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2. 6Jc; sample, 40
G-S4C.
coRN-Higher; No. 3 cssh, tf'vS&oc; July.
46Se seked.
Philadelphia rrodnre Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Msy 14 BITTER
Kitm; extra western creamery. 2lit21Vtc;
extra nearby prints. 23c.
EfiGS One-half cent lower: nearby
fresh. 17 He at mark; western fresh. 17 4e
at merit
CHEESE Steady: New Tork full
creams, new, 80 10c.
Peorta Grain Market.
PEORIA. May 14.-CORN-Flrm; No. I
yellow. fic. No. 3, Kir; No. 4, 4we; no grade.
14SC.
OATS-Higher; No. t white. 34c: No. 3
white. S'ttilo; No. 4 white. 87Se.
WHISKY On the basis of 81 2 for fin
Ished goods.
Dnlatk Grain Market.
DL'LVTH. May 14-WHEAT-To arrive.
No. 1 northern. 83V; No. t northern, SOvac;
on track. No. 1 northern, 82Vhc: No. 1 north
ern. V; May. stsc; July. S3V: Septem.
OATS To trr44 a. oat track, antt May, 82 .v: '
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Values Are Hieher Early ia the Day, bat
Keaction Soon Sots In.
AMALGAMATED COPPER LEADS DECLINE
This stock Has Been I sed to Sapport
the Market and When It Gives
Way the Entire List
Follows.
NEW YORK. Msy 14-Ths early stock
market today gave no evidence of a change
from the advancing tendency of lsst week,
but before the day was over a clearly de
fined reactionary tendency developed. An
explanation which seemed sufficient to sat
isfy the professional trading view was that
the recovery from the depression follow
ing the San Francisco calamity had run
Its due course.
Professional traders have been feeling
for the top of the market for a number of
days by making tentative short sales and
trying to turn the market downwsrd. There
wss no striking new development in the
situation to warrant a renewal of positive
aepresslon In the sperulstlve outlook, nut
with the turn In the direction of prices 1
there was sn Invitable change In the tern- j
per of the speculation and some revival of
consideration was given to a number of
factors which were prominent st the time 1
of the downwsrd course In prices. The
news of a large temporary loan by the
Pennsylvania company and the reports cur
rent of a high rate of Interest to be paid
on the call, called renewed attention to the
heavy capital requirements yet to be met
In the money market.
The relaxation In the money market fol
lowing the enormous sudden demand for
cssh precipitated by the San Francisco
losses has served to build up a sanguine
feeling amongst speculators that an Indef
inite period of ease In the money market
is sssured. The Pennsylvania financing
recalls that many Important projects have
been awaiting more advantageous terms
in the money market and which may be
counted upon to be brought forward to
take advantage of any relaxation In money
rates. Western news dispatches this morn.
ng gave large space to the extensions pro
jected by the Great Northern railway, and
mention is mane also of plana by the i nion
Pacific for lines into new territory. The St.
Paul extension to the Pacific coast Is known
to be actively underway. An early Issue
of part of the 3100.000,000 of new capital
authorized by the New York Central la ex
pected. There are also large holdings of
railroad bonds already Issued and still in
first hands, with resulting heavy loans
from the banks to carry them, which are
expected to come upon the market with
any Improvement In the Investment de
mand. Another Incident of the nsy wnicn
affected speculative sentiment unpleasantly
was the reduction in the dividend by the
Parrot Silver and Copper company, a
ml not subsldlsry compsny of the Amalga
mated Copper company. This operated to
Interrupt very heavy speculative buying
In the copper group based on the excited
advance in the price of copper metal and
copper mining stocks In London. The
strength In this group was being used as
the mainstay of the market to hold It
against the selling to take profits which
was going on at other points. When the
copper stocks gave way the whole market
yielded.
News of general conditions continued uni
formly favorable today. Railroad traffic
officials reported that the slight hesitation
manifest amongst merchants after the San
Francisco calamity had been dispelled snd
with It the fears that business reaction
was Impending In the country. Rates for
money continued to work easier and the
London market was cheerful over the
prospect of declining money rstes there,
the Bank of England having secured all
newly arriving gold In that market. This
country's April' exports of agricultural
rroducts showed an Increase In value of
12,782,000 over those of the preceding April.
The downward drift of prices of siocks
continued . through the afternoon and the
closing was heavy, with only slight rallies.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
31,072,000. United States bonds were all un
changed on call.
Quotations on atocks and bonds were aa
follows:
American Express
Amilgftmstsa Copper
American C. f
American C. F. pfa......
American Cotton OU
Am. Cotton Oil pld
Amsfloan CiprsM
Amsiicnn H A U pft......
Amrlcan Ic, securities
American Linseed Oil
Am. Linseed Oil ptd ,
American LocoraotlT
Am. Locomotive pfd
American B. A K
American I. A R. pfd....
American Sugar Refining..
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfs
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Lin
Balllmora A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.:.
Canadian Peclfta
Central of New Jersey
f'heaapeahs A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago A Alton pOt
Chicago Great Western....
Chlcaao A Northweatem. .
Chicago. Mil. A St. Paul.
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
v.. C. C. A 8t. Louis
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A 8outhem
Colorado A Bo. lat pfd...
Colorado A So. Id pfd.....
Cunaolldated Gas
Corn Products
Corn Products pfd
Dslswars A Hudson
b.l.w.rc. L A W
Denver A Rio Grand
DenTr A R. G- pfd
Diatlllars' Securities
Erie
Erls lat pfd....
Erie Id pfd
General Eletrlc
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd...
International Pump
International Pump pfd...
Iowa Central
ljwa Central pfd
..... 140
ltl.ine lie lfH IMS
, d.ena 41S 4 4H
JOft lUti 1oaJ IM'4
7ft0 IH . M S24
' 104 IH ltt "4
, . . ; . t JO .
, t.KKf 7, 84 at 14 l4
, 3,000 . 14 44 4 Ui
14
..... it
15.410 ti 47 47
700 114 114V, HSVi
. M.SOO 1H 1I4V4 1M'
. 1.400 IMS HIV 111
, t.sftO lists 1Mb, 114
10 imvi ir3Vk im4
.107, ,) 174 219 ITOLfc
, s.sno no 1, m siv,
XM 1(l3Vb in If
100 147 14SV, 144
, 1,100 101 1NV4 ldli
MV,
. Sl.snri t4Va II II
. 4.W4 m 104, . uo
MO Ml 111 1H
. S.lne MV, 41 s, tit,
100 10 10 f7
tee 7 7 T7V1
. t 9 JC'V IS44 lit,
400 joa tof, 04
. 14.200 170 1174 lHVt
11
II
I no 11 74
. 14.400 sOV, t 4114
mo tt tin u
lf 70 7 l
100 4744 , 474 47V.
. 3.110 U 1 1M
100 1 II II
ISO 7HV, 7IV 7IV4
no eni n Jos
loo tin 471 49
. l.Joo 44 2'4 l!4
100 17 It M
. 1.100 II 14 (244 42 ,
. ll.too 4.4's 41 4S
. 1.100 714, 77 17V,
. 1,000 44W, UU 4
800 148 4 117 11
ll
. LODO 17IV4 172H 17144
SOO 10 14V, 1IV(
14
. l.WO M I6V4 M
. 1.SO0 tt II X)
100 17 rn, H '
IV4
400 24 HU Ki,
400 63V, I24i 11
. 1.100 144 144S4 144V4
100 144 U4 U4
Ill
. S.lon tx nvt 2414
too 7 71 70
100 147 117 1M
100 17t4 HtV, 170
. IIOO H 43 V, U
. t.MiO I4 It JS-4
I'M 44 V, 44 44
. . 42V 104 10
tftO tSU 3414 14
. 10. 80S 14! 14 I4014 14014
. 11.100 ilH 4S - ti44
400 41', 4474 i
IO0 tl 41 41
. 1.000 44 47 74
. 1.000 II I4V4 14
. t.mo us1, 11444 1144
100 41 41 41
71
. 1.140 l'.4 , &0 i,
47V4
100 117 tit 121
.161,400 111 114 lit
42
1
. 1.400 t4 I4V4 :v
4(W l"2 ion, 101
I'll ls l'4 2S'
ISO 44 44 41
100 4ft 14 4iVa If't
too a 12 iis
400 44 44 .V44
400 4 41 44'4
m
. t 100 414, 174, i;,
100 lt 4444 l
10.) 1S 144 147 4
. 1.404 114 :i 31
200 IS u WVi
ion 42V, io 4
.117.100 161V, 144 141
l"4
. 1.100 41V, o 4444
I'iO 61 4n4 ",
400 not, no 10414
.11600 4H, (,:, 41
. 1100 0Va l"4V 10414
"0 4JV, 41 U
1JI ! JI'S, IIS
. I.2 US II 21
. IN 47 44 44
I-
00 164 164 US
2S
I' i:s us 11
IM 2S 2 '4 iV
1O0 61 61S 6IS
.. 70u l,S tOTS '7s
. l.tfO 42S 4IS 4IS
104
. 14s 74S T7S "4
. 4 4s va tr 4s
1 S72 004 shares.
Kanaas City Southern
Kansaa City So. pfu
Louisville A Naihvlll....
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Ry ...
Mealcan Central
Minneapolis A St. Louis..
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M
M . St P. A B. 8. M. pfd.
Missouri Pacific
Mlisourl, Ksneaa A Texas.
M. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M pfd.
New York Central
New York, II. A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
t'aclOc Mail
Pennaylvanla
People's Gaa
P., C. C. A St. Louis. ...
Pressed Steal Ctr
Pressed Steel Ca rptd
Pullman Palace Car
H.sdlng
Reading 1st pfd
hxsdirig 2d pfd
Republic Btecl
Republic Bleel pfd
hark liland Co
Rock Isisnd Cu. pfd
st l. a a. r id ptd
St. Louis Boutnweslera . -.
St Lout B. V.'. pf
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
' lKuthra Biiwr
'H Rnr tfil .
'""
Iron.
Tim A Psclfl-
Toledo, ft. L A W ...
T . 81. L. A W. pfd ...
t sion Pacific
t'uon Psctsc pfd
I jlted Sistee Kiprees .
, J n'' l,,t ""Til.
I i Rubber pfd
t'uited Bietea tteel
I. i. Meel pfd
X a. .Carolina ' bm; at
Va -1 arollna Cbtra. pfd
WaUsh
Wabash pfd
U el!'Kargo Cxproea
IWeHlrtghous Eleitrte ..
Weatern L'nton
. Wheeling A Lake Erie. .
j H lecontia Central
I Wisconsin Central pfd . .
' Northern Pacific
1 Central Lest bar
Central Lrerher pfd
I (i.s Sheffield Steel ....
(erst Nortsern pfd
. Sow Vork Dlalsg kloeks.
NEW TORK. May 14 Closing quotatlona
on mining stocks were:
Adams Cea . .. Ss Little Chef ,
AII14 80S Ontario u
Rreece Ophtr 44
Bmsswt'k Cos 46 Phrali . J
Cosnstock T'senel ... t Polosl n
Cea (si A Va St Sevsga . '. 44
hent Silver to terra Nstsda 14
lroa S.lter es Sssall Hope 14
Lssdrtlls Coa i Standard 1
O fined
Trensary 4atessent..
WAeHINGTON. May 14 -Today a state
merjj u( itie tttaaury Vale, net a la the stv
ersl fund, exclusive of the 1150.000,009 rd
reserve. iho: AvsllaJie rash balance.
81. 9 CI. 176; gold coin snd bullion. 8fl.l4.T:4,
gold certificates, 33T. 777.670.
et? Isrk Mnney Market.
NEW TORK. May 14-MONF.T On call,
easy at Sti-lva per cent; ruling rate. per
cent; rinsing bid. 3 per cent; offered st 8
per cent; time loans dull: slity snd ninety
dsys snd sia months. S per cent; prime
mercantile paper, Styf per rent
STERLING EXCHANGE Stad v at
34 ussooj 4 .gnSs for demand snd at 84 8: J
4 t'SS for aixtv-day bills; posted rstes. $t3
4S'4: commercial bills. 3424rv4.
SI1,VF.R-Bar. ec; Mexican dollars. Jlc.
PONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Quotations on New Tork bonds today
were ss follows:
rj. B. ff. Is.
1S' Jerin la. ?d series .. I
de coupoe
t' . Is. reg
de reeupes
V. 8. old 4s. re
do coupes
tt P. a 4s, reg.,
do coupon .. ..
Am Tnhsceo 4s.
do ss
Atchlsos geo. 4s
do sdl. 4s
Atlsntlc C L. 4s
4sl. A Ohio ss ...
do IS
.10IS do 4s ctfs
4-4
..It" do 4Ss ctfs
. .0I do 14 series ....
..IMS LAN. vnt 4s..
..IMS'etm. e g 4s
..t:1S e,. Central 4s .
..IMS do 1st Inc
.. n Minn A St L. 4a
..1114 M . K A T. 4s .
..101S do Is
. I.'S
.. US
..lots
.100
.. f:
.. IIS
.. 11
. Il
... MS
4S 44S
41,
...US
...inS
4 v. a a. f m
. tHlK. T. C s IHa
IMS N. 1 c. a. a...
. Nit St. Paclno 4....
. ITS do Is
Brk R. T c. 4s
Central nl Oa. f Ill
N. W. c 4s ion
do 1st Inc
7 O 8 L. rfdg 4s ... . 4.
do Id Inc
do Id Inc
. . renn. cons, is SI
. . Ttesdtng gen. 4s 100s
..1" St. L A I M. e Is .ill
.. f St L. A F. fg 4s. IS
.. I4'4 at. L. S W e. 4s .. so
. . TSS'Sssbosrd A L 4s ... . s
.. os Bo. Psctflc 4a 44 4
Chei A Ohio 4S
Chlcsgo A A. ISs.
C . B A Q n . ss .
C. R. I. A P. 4s .
do col. 6s.
CC( . a Bt. I. g 4a .1M do 1st 4s ctfs Mis
Colo. Ind I,, ser. A. T7S So. Rallssr Is HIS
do series B TVS "Tesss A P Is Ill
Colorado Mid. 4s 7S T . St I. A W 4s .
Colo. A Bo. 4,
Cub Is
n. a n. a. 4s
PtsUllers' Sec. is.
Erie p. I. 4s
.. t.t4 fninn PsciOc 4s IMS
. .0S 1' S Bteel Id Is n
..IOCS Wabssh is ms
.47 I do deb. ft 1S
..10tS Western Md. 4s 44
00
.ISW.tl. B. 4s SS
Hocking Vsl. 4Ss.-l," .s-'la. Central
Japan 4s 100 I
Bid.
... os
doston Stocks and Bond
BOSTON. May 14 Call loans.
656 per
Official
T
3
irs
10
cent: time loans, S per cent.
closing on stocks and bonds:
Atchison adj. 4s 44 I Adventure
do 4s
tors Allouei
sfei. Central ss
Atchison
do ptd
Boston A Mslns...
Boston Klevated ...
Fltchburg pfd
Meslcsn Central ...
N. T.. M. H A H.
'S Amalesmsted
. IMS
.101s
.174
.144
.140
.. MS
.147
..141
Amerli-an Zinc
Atlsntlc
Btrghsm
14S
US
.700
I'H
1"
17
17
U
20
H
II
Csl. A Mecls.
Csntennlsl ...
Copper Rsngs
nsiy west ...
Frsnklln
Oranby
tnton PsciOc
Amsr. Arge. Ohem.. I0S
do pfd
Isle Hnvale .
Amer. Pneu. Tubs... 1044
Msa Mining
Mlrhlssn
Mohswk
Mont. c. C
Old Dominion
fifteen is
Psrrot
Qntncy
Shannon
Amerlcnn sugsr ...
134
do pfd
Amer. T. A T..'
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
rtnmlnlnn 1 A B..
TCdison Eleo. lllu.
Msns. F.lectrle ....
do pfd
.144
,1174
n
,.1MS
II
,.141
42
"4
40
104
t4
lot
104
H
"4
67
12S
41S
'H
IIS
1
., I4S
Tamsrsck ....
Mass. Gas
, . 7 tt nlty
t'nlted Fruit 10JS ilt'nlted Copper
I'nlted Bhoe Mech.... 71 If. a. Mining.
do pfd
.. 1(1'. 6. oil
a, K44 t'tah
.. 41 Victoria
,..irS 'Wolverine ...
Greene Con
U. B. Steel...
do pfd
Westing, common
. 71 INorth Butte ..
Asked. Bld-
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON, May 14. -Closing quotations on
ine Btock exchange were:
Consols, money
. IXN. Y. Central.
...I4rs
... IIS
... M
...61
... IDS
... S
... 41S
...44
...11
... 44
...103
... S
...I.US
... tt
... 42'4
...10S
... US
... tf
do account
Ansconda
Atchison ...
do pfd . . .
II 16-11
.... MS
.... 41
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania ....
Rsnd Mines
Rssdlng
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Rallwsy
do pfd
Southern Perlfle
l'nton Psctflc
do pfd
V 8. Steel
do pfd
Webaan
do pfd
Snenteh im
....HS
Bsltlmore A Ohlo..,.112S
Csnsdlsn PsclOo 14'S
t ties, at Ohio...
Chtcsgs at W
c, m a m. p
De Beers
Dsnver A R. O
do pfd
Erls
do let pfd...
do Id pfd ... ,
Illinois Central
so.
.. t0'4
..174
.. IIS
.. 4oW
.. SOS
o
.. 71S
..I..177S
Louisville A Nash.... 168
St., K. A T 1 64 S
il
SILVER Bar, quiet, SO I8-16d per ounce
..i.i-vai mai'0 per ceni.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 7-lfltf -l per cent; for
three months' bills. Jvi-SH pv cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. May H Bank clearlnga for
today were 31,967,663.79, and for the corre
sponding date last year 31,876,723.61.
,. . , . .T-T , . . ,
Metar' MnrksX.
NEW TORK, May 14. METALS The
feature In the metal markets continued the
sensational lluctuatlona In tin, which grew
out of speculative conditions In the London
market, combined with a bullish statistical
position. The London market for spot tin
was 11 higher on a squeese of shorts and
futures and advanced 5, with apot closing
at 216 and futurea at 203; locally tha
market was Tib points higher on the aver
age, with soot closing st 348.00tH49.00. Cop
per also had a atrong advance In the Lon
don market, closing st 86 Mm 6d for spot
and H6 10s for futures; locally the market
was firm and higher; lake la quoted at
318.75t818.00, electrolytic at S18.87H&18.75 and
casting at S18.2fcftl8.S7W. Lead was 7s Sd
higher, at 16 17s 6d In the English mar
ket, and wss Arm locally, with quotations
ranging from 35.7rVrJ586, according to ship
ment, etc. Spelter advanced 6s to 26 lis
6d In London, but wss easy In the local
market, closing at 3f U6.05. iron was 88
Hd higher in the English market, with
standard foundry closing at 50a 3d and
Cleveland warrants at 60s 6d; locally no
change was reported; No. 1 foundry north
ern. 818.76j'l 00; No. 8 northern foundry
snd No. 1 foundry southern, S1S.2&5J18.60;
No. 3 foundry southern, 317.7518.00.
ST. LOl'18, May 14. M ETA LB Lead,
strong at 35.86. Spelter, weak at 36 86
6.80,
Wool Market.
LONDON, May 14 -WOOIe-A good selec
tion, smountlng to 12,667 balea. waa offered
at the wool auction sales today. Compe
tition was spirited. A supply of croas
breds wss In active demsnd and prices
were In sellers' favor. Merinos were read
ily absorbed, rapes being In good demand.
Americans bought a fair supply of medium
coarse cross-breds snd a few lots of
cape greasy combings st top rates. Fol
lowing are the ssles In detail: New South
Wales, 1.800 bales; scoured. Is 2dfi2s Id;
greasy, Sdtpls 3". Queensland, 700 bales;
scoured. Is 5difl2s 2Wd; greasy, 8t,,tli&'1.
Victoria, l.ioo bales; scoured, Is 3v,d'8Is Id:
greasy, 8U,(1?1 5d West Australia, 100
bsles; scoured. lOVdiQIs 4Hd; greasy, Is
lv,d. Tasmania. 300 bales; greasy. lldr?
Is 3d. New Zealand, 8 100 bales; scoured,
ll'41ft1s 2Hd; greasy, 7V,d7jrls 4V41. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal, l.lik) bsles;
scoured. Is Trl'nfls livid; gressy, 64tJlld.
ST. LOCIS. Mo.. Msy 14-WOHFlrm:
medium grades, combing and clothing. 26
a:c: light fine. rSfcc; heavy fine, 18y20c;
tub washed, 33tf39c.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. May 14 COTTON-flpot
closed quiet snd 6 points higher: middling
uplands, 11.86c; middling gulf, 13 20c; sales,
4,874 hales.
LIVERPOOL. May 14.-COTTON-A good
business wss done In spot; prices 4 points
lower; American middling fair. 6 68d; good
middling. 6.3fid; middling. 6.15d; good or
dinary. I Sid, ordinary. SUM The ssles of
the day were 14.000 bsleg, of which 2.0(4)
bales were for speculation and export snd
Included 12.3UO hales American; receipts,
l.Oiio bales. Including SflO bales American.
ST. LOCIS. Mo , Msy 14. COTTON
Steady; middling. USe; sales, none; re
ceipts, 17 bales; shipments, 176 bsles;
stock, 83.374 bales
VIPIC ,.DI ITAVfl fa V u 11 PriTTOV
, Spot closed quiet: sales. 1.800 bsles; nr
; dlnary. 8 U-16c; good ordinary, 10c; low
1 middling. 10 18-K.e; middling, 11 716c.' good
middling, 11 lo-lnc. mioaung rsir. 12 s-isc;
receipts, 2.K3 bales; stork, 12,64 bales.
CerTre Market.
NEW YORK. My 14 COFFEE-Mtrket
for futures opened steady at iinthsnged
I'tlces to a decline of 3 points under liquids
Hon of Wsil street. In spite of rsth.-r
steadier European markets thsn expected.
Rraglllsn news was without special fea
ture and the local market showed IIiiIk
change sfter the opening, the closing be
ing steady net unchsnged to 6 points lower.
The sales for the day wete reported ss
36 500 bags. Including Msv at 6r; July.
4 4o: August. 6?c: September. .':; Ie
cemher. 4 6Vfjc: March. 7 06c. Spot Rl.
steady; No 7 Invoice, 7V.
NEW YORK, May 14 SL'OAR Raw,
quiet; fair refining. I 2120 8 l-16c: ten
Irlfugal, 34 test. 3 13-32 9 3 f-14c: tnolassss
sugar. 2 21-301 11-1 4c, refloed, steady;
crushed. 6.10c. powdered, 4.70e; granu
lated. 4 60c.
NEW ORLEANS, May It. SUGAR
Quiet but steady; open kettle, rsntrlfugal.
3(i3T-l6c: centrifugal, white. tl i;
yellows. SSSe; aecttnds. J4JISC
MOLASfEri Somlnal: open kettle, IT 9
80e, centrifugal. 7$20e.
STRVP Nominal. 2ie80c.
Ilgll Batter Market.
ELOIN. III.. May 14. BUTTER Market
was firm and unchanged today at fe a
pound. Oifut fvr l$s k, 41t,uOO foucda.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steort 8vedj to Loam, with Cows
Unehant?!
FEEDERS ARE TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
Hnas Open Fatly Steady, Becesne
Stroeger. (losing with Advance
Lost Sheen 8ksw l.lttle Ckange
In Any nireetlon.
SOUTH OMAHA. Mar 14. 1806.
Receipts were: Csttle. Hots Pheetv
umctal Monday 4.414
Same day last week 4.802
Pame day week before.. 4.08
Same three weeks ago... 3,75
Same four weeks ago 2 MA
Same day last year 2.027
844
3.100
4.0
4.77
6A'7
4.
3.104
11.714
7.V
6 .(24
18 rl
4.158
RECEITTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATs..
The following table ahows tha receipts of
cattle, hogs ai.d sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with lsst year;
Ii6. l'i. Inc
Cattle 3M.415 300.070 M.345
Hogs n.6;3 857.873 114 W
Sheep KS0.J17 616,434 63,883
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Tha following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Oood to choice eorn-fed steers J.VOO4J6.8O
Fair to choice corn-fed steers 4. .6-w4i0
Common to fair corn-fed steers ... 4.00iSj476
Oood to choice cows and helfera.. 4.0il4.66
Felr to good cows and heifers 3 sisrd 00
Common to fair cows and heifers.. t.oostSOO
Oood to choice Blockers feeders. 4 Onflt 76
Fair to good stockvrs and feeders. SUMM"
Common to fair atockera
Hulls, staga. etc
Veal calves
RANGE OF PRICES.
3 01VTT8 50
2.6om.76
S0tf.T8
Cattle.
33.otto.36
1 0
2KK8tl0
2 OikV 00
3 OOfcifi SO
Hogs.
Omaha
Chicago
36 IVU 35
6 Hftf 65
t.00t6 46
5.7511 6 6;H
.....
Kansas City ...
St. Louis
Sloua City
Tha following
table shows
the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for tha last
several da a. with comparisons:
Data! 18ut. lle.jliMt.ilM.IUiiS.llOOl.lllsyi.
April 28..
April
April 80..
May 1...
May 2 ..
May I...
May 4...
May 6...
May 6...,
May 7. ..
May 8....
May 8...
May 10...
May 11..
May 12...
May 13...
May 14...
6 841
Z9V4I
4 72
831 7 07
I 37
661
6 t i 33
t 641 I 24
4 ss;
4 62
7,1 7 03
54 6 H6
I 28Vki
u;
6 1.'
I
5 2
6 30
tzs
5 171
6 15
3 18
6 27
6 261
5 20i
s
4 t
33 t 801
6 Z7"h
37
21Vk
16
s I
16 I
6 20
6 20m
6 24HI
6
6 761
7 00
7 01
e
8 71
8 1
3 17
4 55
4 6A
4 611
761
6 72
6i
63
6 72
6 64!
I 24
t 23
s
6 22
1 02
6 98!
e
5 68
4 66
4
4 68
4 69
4 n4
4 '
4 681
4 671
t 70,
S 4
6 641
7 00
6 II
6 621 7 07
6 66 t 18
6 611 t 15
6 65 3 16
I S 16
8 68
8 71617
I 7 t
54 I
6 47; JVI
6 42 7 08I
6 87 7 13
6 30
Sundsy.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In yesterday by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U ses.
C M. 8t. P 6
Wnbash 2
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacific system 62 8 3
C. A N. W., east 6
C. ei N. W., west.... 46
25
6
C, St. P.. M. A 0 81
C, B. & Q., east 4
C, H. Q., west.... 48
C, R. I. & P., east... 2
C. R. I. A P.. west... 2
Illinois Central
Chicago Oreat West'n
Total rs.ce.lnts 4nS
61
13
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tha
number of head Indicated.
came. nogs, uneep.
Omaha Parking Co 493 712
O. H. Hammond Co. ...1.546 818 492
Cudahy Packing Co 1.013 823 8
Armour At Company 693 1.247 1618
W. I. Stephen 110
Hill A Bon 27 '
Lewis 18
Huston 1.. 81
Hamilton 20
Wolf 333
Sol Degsn 2 -
J. R Root A Co SO
Other buyers , 341 353
Total
...4.483 3,696 3,271
CATTLE Receipts of cattle thla morning
tiumlier over 200 cara, which waa the heavi
est for a Monday of any time sine the
beginning of the year, while there waa
quite a sprinkling of feeders and cow stuff,
tha btg bulk of the receipts consisted
of corn-fed ateera, the same as haa been
the case for the last week or more.
The trade naturally opened alow on fat
cattle, on account of the large number In
sight, buyers being in a position where they
could well afford to take their time In till
ing orders. Such cattle aa happened to
suit their fancy, which meana. In other
worda. tha nice killers, sold In many cases
at ateady prices. On the other hand cattle
which for some reason or other did not
especially appeal to buyers were slow to
10c lower. It was late In tha morning be
fore buyers and sellers got down to busi
ness and wss very late before anything
like a clearance wss effected.
Cows and helfera which were In only mod
erate aupply and very fair demand sold at
prices generally about ateady with last
week. While the market was not active,
the moat of the cows and helfera, at least
tha desirable loads among the ofterlnas,
changed hands in very fair season In tha
morning.
It waa noted at the close of last week
that the country demand had been rather
disappointing for atockera and feeders,
with the result that cattle had accumulated
to aome extent In the handa of speculators.
This accumulation was not entirely dis
posed of and speculators were forced to
carry over Sunday a number of cattle.
That was of Itself sufficient cause to make
them very weak buyers thla morning. The
fact that there was also quite a sprinkling
of atockera and feedera among the fresh
receipts made tha market atlll weaker so
that values were generally all of Mi loo
lower than last week.
Representative sales:
K, A. fr. Ho. AT. Ft
u m 4 0 24 11M 4 M
I MO 4 40 IS 12N) 4 M
11 in 4 10 s i"4 4 ta
i? 141 4 10 4 114 4 l
U . 421 4 14 IS HU 4 S4
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CALVES.
J t 14 I . . 140 4 14
1 , 2si 1 tie 1 110 1 21
1 ... ISO S I" S Ill in
t tn S o 1 y I 40
10 1J I 71 I 1-0 I 40
I ISO I 74 I 10 I 40
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STOCKER3 AND FEFPEKS.
t o i 4 4 00
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1 440 I OS 441 4 00
44 I 4 So 4 00
I 4111 I 10 17 MS 4 c0
1 444 I 40 1 SO0 4 04
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1 441 I 71 11 41 4 IS
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HOGS There wss the usual model
Monday's run In the yards this morning,
only fifty odd losds being r-porled In sight.
The market opened Just shout steads- with
Saturday, the hogs selling very largely st
86 80. A little later on 't showed some
strength so thst for a lort time Hog
brought 36.8rvB68i't. but slmost Immediately
drorped back to the opening prices, cloamg
with a weak feeling. The bulk of all t lie
hogs brought 36.30, with a 3 S.'i lop. the same
as Saturday.
It will be noted that the week opens with
prices generally 16c higher than on laat
Monday.
saies
Ns As. Ba. ST No A 8V ft
1 .......' ... t SS 7 tt! 120 I 0
41 11 ... I tfSt S t"t SO S SO
? 221 120 Its, l 1? ... S SO
41 ?I7 40 10 Ill . 4 !!,
11 1.44 SO 4 10 74 117 SO I 121
41 In 40 4 SO 4 im 10 4 l?V4
IT I I ... S 111 10 1J4 0 SI,
Tl 122 l"0 10 T4 84! SO !
44 t:4 140 4 10 f MS ... Si
TO Ill 140 4 10 74 120 1t0 I Its,
44 Ill 40 4 10 70 243 SO 4 511,
II IIS 140 10 IS 10 I 17s,
77.. Ill 120 S 10 7 12 120 S2S,
44 144 140 (10 41 M ... (lis
11 114 110 I 10 41 Ill 0 S l!S
41 t4S 10 SO 14 IS ... S l:v,
II Ill 140 110 II 110 SO S lis,
40 ro ... 4 40 42 225 HO 13s,
4 Ill ... IN 71 144 10 I IIS,
14 tOft ... I 10 1 2M ... I '"
44 21 SO S SO 14 til .. I .'
IS 1ST 110 S 71 IK ... lis,
14 Ht 10 Stl 17 214 40 S !S,
I ISO SO 8 10 71 141 . . S IS
110 171 ... 10 SI 270 10 I IS
71 Ill 140 4 10 S IIS ... S SS
s: iis so to
SHEEP Today's receipts consisted of
about a doien cars of shorn lambs, without
any wethers or ewes on siile. The lambs
were mostly of ordinary quality, with only
a few loads of the kind likely to attis.t
buyers. In other words, there waa luinlly
enough desirable stuff on .sale to really
make a market. In spite of the fsct that
messages from Chlcaao were posted early
f living the msrket there as weak to Itic
ower, buyers paid for such lambs as suited
their purposes stesdv prices and In some
cases, If anything, higher prices than pre
vailed last week. The trade, however, was
very slow and dull, ss Is usuiilly the ense
when there Is so little on sale and still
less of the kind thnt buyers especially want.
Quntstlons on wooled stock: Hood to
choice lambs, 87.00rr7.35; fair to good lambs,
36.6tv)7.00.
Quotatlona on clipped stock: Oood to
choice western lambs, 3.00a 1; fslr to
food lambs, 35.6oAHl; cull lambs, 31 60
00; good to choice yearlings, 36t36.80; fair
to good yesrllngs, 3i 2f.O6.60; good to choice
wethers, 86 50tiji 76 ; fslr to good wetners,
S6.21VQ660: food to choice ewes. 35 .1.86;
fair to good ewes, 34. 11)6. 10; cull sheep and
micka, 13. 00iD4-ai.
No.
80 cull ewea
146 Mexican ewes
40 western cull lambs ,
4 western ewes
36 western lambs
80 western lambs
644 western lambs
143 western lambs
217 western Ismbs
8 western ewes
1 western ewe
3 western wethera
209 weatern lambs
463 western lambs
475 weatern lamba
Av. Pr.
80 3 60
91 4 76
68 6 26
90 6 26
70 6 60
61 6 66
61 66
78 6 26
74 6 60
91 5 25
90 6 26
90 t 76
76 6 15
' 77 6 16
78 16
CHICAOO LIVE ITOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Higher Hogs, Sheep
aad Lambs Higher.
CHICAGO. May 14 CATTLE Receipts,
80.000 head; market on best steady, otheis
10c lowsr; common tn prime steers, 34.00
6.30; cows. 88.25Ha5.25; heifers, 32 750
6.85; hulls, 33.0004 26; calves, 32.7641
6.26: Blockers and feeders. 32. 75126. 10.
HOOS Receipts, 35,000 head; market
lV6c higher; choice to prime heavy,
86.60f6.67 Si : medium to good hsvy,
3.66i$6.60; butcher weights, 38 666 65:
good to choice hesvy mixed, 36. 66 $ S CO;
packing, 4 OOifI.4 67 v..
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Receipts. 28.000
hesd; msrket 10c higher; sheep, 84 75 H
6.10: yesrllngs, 86.7Sifj6.20; lsmhs, 16.50 ft
7.60.
Kansas City l ive Block Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. May 14.-CATTLF.-Recelpts
7,600 hesd, Including 1.100 south
erns; stockers and feeders dull: choice ex
port and dressed beef steers. 35.407). ; fair
to good, 34 2685.86; western fed steers. 33 76
ft6 36; - stockers snd feeders. 8.0014 76;
southern slers. 88.26f6.26; southern cows.
82.Bff2t 38- native cows, 82.50fl4 75; native
heifers. 89.75fti6,26;
buns, ii.tseTjt zo; caivrs,
33 .OOtfe) 00.
HOOS Receipts
strong; top. 36 45;
heavy. 36146; 1
and light. 35 40''2.8
SHEEP ANU
7.300 head; market
bulk of sties. 86.30fjrC.4i;
ackers, pi.i2'iAii : plRS
1.
LA MRS-Receipts 5.000
hesd: msrket 10c
higher; lambs, 360037.60;
fed sheep and yesrllngs, 34 75'77f .26: western
fed yesrllngs. 36,25tl6,5a; western fed sheep.
34.60434.20; stockers and feeders, 33.0 eQfi.oo.
St. t.onls live fttaek Market.
ST. IaOCIB. Mo., Mav 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.000 head, Including 1.600 T"Jtans;
market stesdy; nstlve shipping and export
steers, 84 9"liHOO; dressed neef snd butcher
steers, 83 6V25f; steers under l.Otut pminils.
33 SAtf-4 66; stockers and feeders. 32 4160;
cows and heifers. 32a(6 00; ranners. 8150
42.60; hulls. 82 40T5 4 00; calves. I! 60f6..'O;
TexsB and Indian ters, 83.Of.tTj 175; cows
and heifers. S2.00fi 80.
HOOS Receipts. 4.000 head; msrket 8e
hlrher: pigs snd lights, 36 7 5f)6 56: packer.
86 166.65; butchers and best heavy, 36 45ff
6.62 Va
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcelpls S 600
head; market sirring; native muttons, 3100
triSOO: lambs, S5.M03CO; culls and bucks,
e3.00s9-4.OO.
Bt. Joseph llTt llsrk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. May 14 CATTLE
Receipts. 3.UB7 head: msrktt sctls-e snd
steady: native, 34OV4.VS0; cows and b-lfer,
81 76424.60; stockers and feeders. 8 "KM 60.
HOOS Rersrlpts, 3.419 hesd; market strong
to 2c higher; light. 3680ftet40: medium and
hessy. 86 854)4 46; pigs, 31 7.V96 1"; hulk of
sales. 3 !W'0t 4?'4.
SHEEP A NO LAM RS-Receipts, 8. Ml
hesd; market 10c higher; Ismbs, Mj; lambs
shorn. 36.46.
Dloax City live Stork Market.
lOl'X CITT, May H.-fHpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 2.5nO hssd;
market stesdy; beeves. 84 0(s9$.30; enws,
bulls snd mixed. 8"'"fl4 30; stockers tend
feeders. MlV4, cslves snd yasrllngs,
8" :4 fi4 so
HOOS Rf ceipts. 2,4'0 head; market
stroiu;. selling at W.VW 30; bulk of ailes,
SC.22M,G2;V4
tnrk la sight.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
svestern msrke's yesterday
I'o'llo. lloi;s. Sheep
. 4 414 J.'-i-'l 2. I'll
. 2 son ;,40i . .
. 7, 7 2'sl 6 r"
. 2.187 8.4I9 8.14
. 8 n 4 fio a.re't
. 30.0 4 3.VIMI 2 0 i
...641 66.ret2 48.644
South Omshs ...
I'iiix City
Ksnsss City
St. Joseph
S3t Louis
Chicago
Trial
Oils aad Stasia.
NEW VORK, May 14 OILS
''otfon-
seed, easy; prime crude, yellow, SSUtif
8Sc; petroleum firm; New York. 17 80;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, f 7 . 7 6 1 bulk,
84 66. Turpentine. 7y4iVsc.
ROSIN Steals; strained, common to
good. 14 1 0 t 4 20.
OIL CITY. Pa. May 14. Oil. Credit
balances, 164; shipment. 10s 126 bhls;
snK. 61.781 bt.ls ; runs. 1IS S46 bids.;
arnne. 44.743 bbls.; slilptncnts, Lima,
pi .:s bhls., asersg. 66 S'i'.i bbls; runs,
I.'ina, 7a 269 bbls; sver,-. 36 312 bbls,
bAVANNAH. May H -ulU-Turpentine,
f'iMii: e.'"c
hi IN-Firm: A B C. S I SO; Tl 34 00; K.
He", f. $ir4 45, i. 14 ; II. 34 86; t, 84 V;
K S4, M. N. 11 80. V0, 64.30, WW,
OMAIt. HOI ..' H 4 8KKT,
Staple aad Fancy ITaelece.
EtlCiS- Heieipts, liberal; fresh sioca. rasa
count. 15o.
LIVE POl l.TRT - Hens. lOWyilo;
roi-sters, ii"c, turkeys, 16o, ducks. 1U
HI 1'Tlvlt -Packing slock. I!i', choice ta
fancy duliy. IIh'; civmiieiy, 31'i)ilWs
HAT-Prices quoted b) Omaha heed fom.
psny; No I uplitiu, 87, medium. So.);
o.irse. 86 0i J6 60 Use straw, Ss-sO.
HH AN- l"r tun, 8U.(e.
XKU VKUETAULE..
TOMATUKS-FiorMiv, per ..at of 31 Iba.,
net, 8S itv
W AX UEANS-Per box of abtut 80 lbs,
net. $4 60,
STRlNt) DEANS Per box of about II
lbs , net, 31.
TTRN1P3. KKETS AND CARROTS
l.isulslatui. per dux bunches. 45c.
HKAJi I.KTl'l VK - Louisiana. pt bhU
17, per dsI heads, tl OlXiil Si.
I.F.AF LETTLA'K Hutluiuse), per doA
heads, 4SC.
ci CL'MllKR4--lIiilhouse. pr doa., II OOiJ
1.60.
ONIONS -Cidisiadii, ellow and red, ls0
pr lb ; Spanish, per ciste. 2.tU
Ml SllROOMS-llolhouse. per lb,, 8ttf6.Vo.
KAlilstiES-llothouae, ier doa. bunch.
6fy76o.
TROPICAL FRCITS.
HATDS-Prr box of 80 l-lo. lkga. 31 00
Hallowe en, In 7o-lb. boxes, per Tb . bo; Hay
tts. per lb. 4c; walnut stuffed, l-lfv pks.
i! 00 per rlxi.: 8-lb. boxes, $1 00; I a ft as. all
sixes. tS .V', Mealterranesin sweets, $3.26;
seetllings H
OltANOKH California, extra fancy Red
lend nsvels, all sixes, XU; fancy navels,
3 :Ti; rhob e, 4,11 slses. 8.1.
1. KM ON 8 - l.ltitisiileis, extra fancy, 243
sla, 14; 800 to S)Vi slxe, 34.26
FlOS-Callfornh. per liv-lb. carton, I60
85c; ImiHiited Smyrna, three-cjown, lie,
six-crown, 13e.
HAN AN AS Per medium el sed bunch.
Si:S,i'Y: liimkma. HfsVuKOa
TANOERIN l-.H California, per BO OI
shout 125, 8.1.00.
ORAPh! FKL'IT- Callfronla, per bost, 36.03
4j 6 50.
PINEAPPLES-Slsea 34. 30 and 36, H; alsa
42. 34.76.
Fill1 ITS.
TEARS-Wlnter Nellla, 32 60.
APPIEt4 Culifornla, lien liavta, 33 per
bu. box; Wlnesapa, t- 50 per bu. box; other
vsrletli'S, CiliijllW per bu. New York ap
pies. Haldwlns and Russets, 36 per bb.
URAPKS liiilei.rted Miilnsas. 36.0047.60.
VEteKTAKleiCS.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., tOul
tic; Koutli lmktita. ier bu., lOyT&o.
Btt liKl' roi Aiuts.B iiiuiois, par il-peck
bbl., 84 76.
NAVY IIEANS-Per bu., II 86; No. 3, II TV,
LIMA HEANS-l'er lb., bc
CAKU AUK California. 8c per lb.; Wis
consln, In crates, per lb., 8eC.
ChiLEKY Florida, 11.36 per doa.
HEhlF CUTS.
REEK CfT8-No. 1 ribs, 12c; No. 8 ribs.
U'Vic; No 3 ribs, Me; No. 1 loins, 15c; No.
2 loins, IJi.; No. 3 loins, 11c; No. 1 chuck,
6Vc; No. 2 chuck, 6vc; No. 3 churck, fcc:
No. 1 round, 80; No. 2 round. 714c; No. 4
rnuiitl. 7V,c; No. 1 plate, 8c; No. 2 plate, 80;
No. 8 plale, '.'Sc.
MIHCEL1.ANEOUS.
CIDER-l'er kt . 3.1 75; per bbl , 36.76.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., 33.50.
CHEEBIS-Swiss, new, 16o; Wisconsin
brick, 15c; Wisconsin limlerger, 15o; twins,
lac; Ytung Anictlcatis, 15o.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16Vc; hard shells, per lb..
i8Vo. Pocaus, Isige, per lb., 14a; small,
per lb., 12o. Peanuts, per lb., 6Vci rossted,
per lb.. 80. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 12il3V8u.
Almonds, soli shells, per lb., l7o; hard
shells, per 11).. 16c. Cocuanuts, 4 per sack
VrehH FISH-Trout, 11c: halibut. llc
pickerel, dressed, 7c; white bass, 11c; aune
llali, Oc.; perch, skinned and dressed, 8c;
pike, Hiiioc; redHtiapper, 11c; salmon, 13c;
ct apple. 6c: eels, lHc; black bsss, 2.'o;
whlteflsh, 1114120; frog lens, leer doa., 660;
lobsters, green. Site; boiled lobsters, 42u;
bluufisli, ltc; herring, 5o; Sptinlah mark
erel, 16c; haddock, loc; shrimp, 31 per uiil.;
melts, 12c; cod, 12c; bullheads. 12c; catfish,
loo' roe shad, 76c; flounders. Ho.
OYSTERS Fresh standard, 31.40 per gal.;
shell oysters. 31 ""412.00 per luO; Little Neck
cIhiiis, 81.60 Per 100.
8VJUAH Granulated cane, In bills., 35.08;
firanulated cane, In sacks, 36.01; granu
ated beet, In sacks, 34.91.
SYRUP In barrels, 24o tier gal.; In cases,
a lo-lb. cans. 3100; cases, ft 6-lb. cane, 12.80;
ruses, 24 liV-lb cans, 1 90.
COFFEE Uonsted: No. 35, 26Vio per lb.
No. 80, 9aWo per lb.; No. 25, 18Vo per lb. t
No 20. ltic per IV. ; No. 21, 12c per lb.
COREL F1HH Family whllerish, per Vfc
bbl.. 100 lbs., 34.10; Norwsy mnckerel, per
bbl.. 2l lbs., bloaters, 30.00: No. 1, fM.UO;
No 3, 126 00; No. 8, 320.00; Irish, No. 3, iie.00;
herring. In bhls., 200 lbs each; Norway, 4k,
313 00; Norway, 8k, 113.00; Holland, mixed,
ill 50; Holland herring. In kega, milkers,
80c; kegs, mixed, 70c
CANNED OOODB Corn, statidsrd west
ern, 56(860c; Maine, 3116. Turns toes, 1-lb.
cans. 31.2txB1.60; 8-ll.. 7Vicffl 00- Plneepples,
grated, Tib., 2.0(.f'2.80; sliced. 81.3txoa.20.
Uallon apples, fancy, 33.75, California aprl.
cots 31.40fu2 00; pears, 31 762 50j peaches,
fsncy, tl. 7603.40; H. C. peacnea, I3.003.50.
Alaska astnon, red. 3116; pink, 90cj fsncy
Chinook, 1'., 3210; fsncy sockeye. F 11.85;
sardines. oil, 2 .60: S mustard, 83 tti jj
3 10 ' Sweet potatoes. 31.15126; sauerkraut,
8100: pumpkins, SOciail.OO; wax beans, 8-lb.,
7iKu90c; lima beans, t-lb., 7c(tj1.85 aptnach,
1 ffrtoS.OO; cheap peas, 2-lb., uc; extre., 76(
80c; fancy, tl.3Wl.T6.
HIDES; PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1
green hides. 9c: No. 3. 8e; No. 1 salted. Ho;
No. 2, 10c; bull hides, 7tf4e; dry hide.
12(U!0c. Horss hides, large, 83; small, 33.
Sheep pelts, each, 60CIQ1.2&. Tallow, No. L
No. 2. 8c; rough, lvkc.
RKAI, KBTATK TRANaFBRS.
Elvira Myers and husbsnd to Paulina
Kelaney, part lots 21 and 23, block
4, Thlrterrth Street sdd .
Jsmea Segear and wife to Elvira
Myers, same
John U I.ncoma snd wife to Ballle
800
s
r,v
1,500
Wawrsynklewlcx, lots 1 ana x, diock
I. KiirllnKlnn Place.
M. T. Coffey to Henry Rasmussen.
part lols 3 and 3, block 8, Ho wary
Hill ..TOO
J. 8 Klemme and wife to A. E.
Wylle, part lot 12, block 36, Kountse
Place t.W0
J. J. Murphy and wife to M. 'K.
Rucholx, lot 41, block 8. Hanscom
Place H.WO
Anna L. Caldwell to Julius Tavernler,
lut 16, block 1, Mahnney A Mlna
han's 1.300
F. Herxke to William R. Saarfeld,
part lots 6 and 6. block CS, Credit
Fonder 400
The Renson Land Syndicate to Raa
mus Nellson. lots 18 and 19, block
7, R"ti'i4i 400
L. r. Enewold to Oerlrude Fisher, lot
18. block 9. Ilsiiscom Pisco 6.500
A. T. Wllklns and wife to C. F Wll
kins, et al., I Interest lot 8, Pruyn'B
sub
LucIIIh Harmon to L. C. Enewold,
pert lot 8. block 4. IS. V. Smith sdd.. 1.000
t'nlon Investment compsny to same,
lot 90. Windsor Place I
John McNulty and wife to Henry
Miller, lot t, block 6. Cottage V "k. J,I00
Mnty H. Doyle to IJIIlsn J siwm,
lot 22. block 6. L'.gan Place 400
Philadelphia Mortgiae snd Trust com
pany to Wise Memorial Hospital
assoclittlon. part sub lot It, lot 3,
Capital add 4,000
Cltv of Omaha to C. H Paul, part
lot 4, block 217V. Omaha 150
O. A. Wilson snd husband to II P
Jessen. lot II. block 10 Clifton Hill 1.475
James A. Davis and wife te William
snd Joseph Davis, nva lot 4, block 3.
Armstrong's 1st sd.f 1,004
Louise Maroney to Wlllliim Msroney,
part tux lot 4. M-16-18 1
P. 8. Reed to South Omsha A West
ern Kullroad company, pnrt sev,
se4 30-16 13 11, ISO
Mure E. f'hiidwlck snd husband to
same, part awv s v, 86-15-12 1,04)
V. F. Kuncl snd Wife to Arthur D.
Rrandels, north 140 acrea ne4
25-16-12 I5,50f)
Claud K Clsmtilln to W. T. Orahatn,
part lot 4. block 142. (irrmlia 40.O11O
First I'lirlHtlan Church to Claud K.
Camnlln. same 40,000
Illltoa and Eric Jflmson to Henry
Jofmelittrr. r lot 6. blot k 4W SI111II s
sdd 1.900
Arthur Horlsnd snd wife tn John
II Mi4su. lots 1:1 and 14. h!n k 2.
Yatea Hempel s 3,000
Do )ni appreciate lh lctf tif
CAR TRUST NOTES
of pstabllslird rallroail 44a an -vratment?
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