THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY If), 1906.
13
CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wbftit AltwrnateiT Waal- end" Giranr and
CIomi Ltrwsr.
EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON WEATHER
C oadlrHoa; Reports of Crop oadltloaa
Com fresa Soot h west Cero Os
tloae Hnk no (aik Market
Oot Of-OaU Lower.
OMAHA, May II, 190(1.
The market was not aa active as yes
trilav. Wheat nienel with a decline of
H ti vc. due to unresponsive cables and
much larger Argentina shipments than
were estimated. '1 he market turned etron
after the early weakening, and sold to a
traction above yesterdays high point,
t here waa a reaction to opening prices,
Tl the market closed He lower than
yesterday, on July. Conflicting reporia
iime from the southwest today, lomi
snylng rain had fallen and other polnta
smylng damage had already resulted from
it y weather. The market seems to bo
entirely a matter of weather.
Corn waa weak and prlcea declined e on
juiy tor the day and nearly a cent on May.
Receipts Were larger than eatlmatea and
i no eatimatea lor tomorrow are genernua.
11 the rssh market there waa weakneaa,
rices being off a cent. By reason of the
food weather, the uaual predlctlona of a
larger movement were current. Caah hold
era were the principal aellera.
Data opened weak and declined further.
rinsing ftc orr.
Primary wheat recelpte were 285.000 bush,
ela and ehlpmenia 130,oil busbela, agalnat
recelpta last year of $44,000 buahela and
ahlpmenta of 240,000 buahela. Corn recelpta
were 367.000 buahela and shipments lsO.OOO
h labels, against recelpta laat year of 148,
l buahela and ahlpmenta of 372,000 buahela.
Clearances wn ,. buahela of wheat, 11,
Ouo harrela of flour, 27.000 buahela of corn
and g.fum buahela of oata.
Liverpool cloned VJfSd lower on wheat
and mv4d lower on corn.
Argentina ahlpmenta were 8.112.000 bushels
of wheat and 2.w3,OUO bushels of corn.
From the Modern Miller: "Drouth condl
tlona still prevail over a large part of the
winter wheat belt. Rains have fallen In
Texas. Oklahoma and parts of Kansas, but
there haa been no general rainfall In the
Inner Mate and moisture Is urgently needed
In the dry diatricta. In Missouri and eaat
of the Missouri river. Including Indiana,
Ohio and the country south of the Ohio
river, the plant Is suffering, and where al
ready weakened by previous unfavorable
conditions or on thin land serious damage
la feared. Too much rain haa fallen In
Texas and there Is evidence of rust, but
v.lth favorable weather a much larger crop
i.ni jriir ;xpcia. in UKianoma
and Nebraska conditions are excellent.
Rains have relieved drouth In the Pacific
northwest."
Locsl range of options:
Articles ! Open. Iilgh. Low. Close. Tesy
V heat I
May...
July...
Corn
May... July...
Oats
May...
July...
A aaked. B bid.
Omaha Caah Sales.
W H EAT No. I hard, 1 car. 77V4C.
CORN No. 1. 1 car, 45'We.
Oaaaha Caah Prlees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 77HlS0c; No. t hard,
TC'(i77Sc; No. 4 hard. 71(&74c; No. 2 spring,
7Kc; No. 8 spring, 72076c.
I'OKN-No. 8, 45Hc; No. t yellow, 48CJ
No. 3 white, 4Hc.
ATS-No. 3 mixed, 21;c; No, 8 white,
Sf.at- .io. 4 white, 32c.
KVK-No. 2, 87c; No. I, 66c.
C'arlot neeelpta.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Iilcagn
6
130
1.0
kansa CI
.... 24
.... 14
.... 4
.... IS
.... 26
47
II
1 tinea poll. '
iniaha . ... .
Duluth
at. Louis'...
103
64
CHICAGO RAI1 AD PROVISIONS
Keatores of too Tratlsg ass f losing
Prlees on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. May 18.-Fallure of the Liver
pool wheat market to respond to the sharp
advance nrre yesterday was largely respon
sible for a weak tone In the local market
today. Sentiment was further Influenced by
reports of rain In Kansas, At the close
wnral for July delivery waa down H'aWc.
Coin was off He Oats showed a Ions of
VV and provisions a decline of B Uc.
With the exception of two or three
bulges, which were of short duration, the
tone of tin wheal market was Inclined to
weakness all day. I'll traders were uis
pose.! to take the selling side of the mar
ket and there was also ut times liberal
senilis; by local longH. Comparative wiuk-
iii sa in the market at Liverpool, where
piics showed a small loss, not withstanding
lit advance of more than 1 eviit here yes
terday, luid H depressing cflect on the local
iituiKet at the opening, rue decline
Liverpool was (itlriiiuted to anlpinents from
i Kent Iuh. Weather rotidltiona In the
I rued buttm furnished an udillliotiHi ln-
n ulve to the bears. While rains were re
im tied In only a few localities In the south
loner tcmpctatuies over the winter wneat
be t. About the middle of the session the
tiiut kel waa strong, fur a brief period be
cause of the active covering by e'aorts, who
weio torced to action by the slulemcnt of
it traue juurinil. which claimed that rains
toie needed in Kansas to avert damage,
This waa u,utckly followed by a reaction,
liuwttver. longs being free sellers. The mar
ket closed easy. July opened Vi'u'ko lower,
11 tttVkUHAV. aold between 824uMVc and
.-loaed at SAttiJ'Sie. Clearances of wheat
and flour were euual lo Hi.nuO tu. Exports
for the week, aa shown by Bradstreet a,
were equal to 2,717.000 bu. Hi imary recelpta
were 2o.io bu., compared wnn .-hvjuo uu.
the correapondlng day a year ago. Mln
iieaDolia. Duluth and Chicago reported re
;eipis of 116 cars, against 123 cars last week
ind 164 cara one year ago.
Indications of an Increased movement of
corn from the country had a weakening
effect on the corn market, sentlmenl beini
hearinh all riav. ( ash houaea and loca
lonas were free sellers during the early
part of the day and offerings were taken
r hlefly by commission houses The market
closed easy. July opened 4,iic lower, at
47V'. lcal receipts were 138 cats, with 8
cars or contract grade.
Weak net. of wheat and corn caused con
sldersbie profit-tsking in the oats pit and
lilted In a weak market. There waa a
slight Increase in loiul receipts and this
assisted in me creation im Dvsvrinii aeuii
tneut. July opened U'OHo lower, at 8:'Vf
Mc and closed at Sl7tl3c. Local recelpta
were no cars. . .
Provisions mere rather weak because of
moderate pront-taklng. Trading was In
very light volume. At the cloae July pork
was down lOyhHsO. at 118.615.06. Lard
was off MTV. ' 8S.S7. Xt'ba were c
lower, at .. .
ritmita.1 ren-elnta for tomorrow: Wheat,
I cara; corp. 3 cars; oata, 131 cars; hogs.
J'J.WO neaa.
The Uadlng future ranges as ioiiows
Artlclea. tpea. I Hlgh-I Low. 1 Close. Tes y
Wheat
i
i i
May..
84V S4'i
MH'84H
uly..
2W!v S3S4 V
82 UWHS "
lsJS4l
8lS 80TU1
orn
I
May..
434!
4 V
47 S
47Si
48 48H! 4rH
Sal 4' SI
4;,47S,47!a"6
juiy..
I Sept..
I 0ts
I May..
Sep?.'.'
Work
4719 V,
i
8S 83S1 34
it
16
in
I ITSs
I 80
f oe4
06
II TO
16 76
16 I7H
16 67U 16 70
nay..
4 July..
f May..
i July..
Sept..
Rlbe
16 SO
16 40
16 111 76
16UHJ
16 4JVfej U 6Mi
I
I 76
80
I 80
I7H1 8 tt
8
180
8 80
I 86
8 7 76
8 80 I I Kb
May..
July..
8 W
o5
t)7Vi
07
Sept..
WW
87V
1 Cash quoUtlons were aa follows:
t FLOCK Market, firm: winter patents,
Ifcwiw; straights. Ux8o; spring pat
ins. U 66-31. e. straights, 6.4wj-u; baksra.
I )) eo.
WHEAT No- spring. 8186o; No. I, II
4c; No. I red. 8-e,.V.
CORN No. i o; No. I yellow, 60V
J5aTS-No. X So; No. white. J4SJc;
. I white, UV,tXa
HTBJ No. t 6M.
1 ARI.KY Fair to choice maltlnr, 76Clo.
tCEUS No. I flax, 11.08; No. 1 norih
stern, 4sjc: prima timothy, 8S.Ougl.40;
Aer. contract g-ade, 11186.
KOV18ION Mesa pork, per bbl.. !& a
i O. Lard, per lJ lbs., 68 u. Short libs
a (looat, 8s asj.l. Short clear side
tedl. 8 888 80.
the Produce exchange today the but.
iiarket waa easy; creameries. UfclV;
a, lfcylTc. tgga, steady: at nark,
t Included. Uc, firsts, UHo; pruist
78HA 7S'A 7S A 78UA 78H
75' A 76 B 76, 76 76!A
4&HiA 4..SA ',H 46V 4BHA
' 44.A 44AI43HT4A 43V. 44A
1HB
1 80WB
firsts 1W; extras,
Cheese, steady;
roliowltig were the receipts and shlo-
ments of ilour and grain:
Kcelnfa. Rhlnmsnta
Flour, hhls. 21 Xi 1".i1
Wheat, bu H.irti s.ei
Corn, bu MKO M.r)
Oata, bu. 176.WIO IkJ.Iki
Rye bu 2.) l.0
barley, bu 27. 0 8.2uO
NBW TORK GE1RR1L MARKET
4)aetatloaa of the Par oat Tarloas
Coaasaoalltles.
NEW TORK. May 18-FIX)CR-Reeelr.ts.
14.?S7 bhls.; exports, 0,7K3 bhla.; market
Arm and higher for top grades; Minnesota
patenta, 84 iuj4.5i; Minnesota bakers. 83 4fi
feSsi; winter patents. 34 3oj4n; winter
straights. 83 8nti4.W; winter extras, 8 t"
8 40; winter low grades, I2"u3 15. Kye
nour, nrm; rnir to good, 3.4VUt.9ii; choice
to fancy, 83 9,'q-i 16.
COIlNMKAIr-6trady; flne white and yel
low, 1. 8u; coarse. l.Oi01.u; kiln dried, $2.70
U l so.
1 E Dull: No. western. BSc. nominal
f. o. b., New York.
BARLEY 4Julet; feeding. 47,C, c. I. f.,
New York; malting, 62'afc, c. I. f., New
York.
W II P. AT n..lr. R, tltiA V... .r.rta
8.0)0 bu. Spot market Irregular; No. i
Tea, vac, nominal, elevator; No. Z red, to,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern,
Duluth, 93'f, nominal, f. o. b.. afloat: No.
1 northern, Manitoba. 80Hc, f. o. b, afloat.
Reports of rain In the southwest and poor
cables opened wheat lower today. It had
a enarp rally on further bun support and
outside buying and in the afternoon waa
nervous with frequent fluctuations, closing
essy at He net decline. May, 9oVolHc,
cloaed at 904c; July, 88V03c, closed at
8W40; Beptemner. 8&HflW closed at K5Hc;
December, HtKaWHC closed at 8hc.
CORN Recelpte, 104,76 bu.; exports. 27,
208 bu. Spot market Arm; No. 2, 57c, nom
inal, elevator, and 67c, nominal, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 yellow, 67Hc, nominal; No.
2 white, 68c, nominal. Option market
opened easier on Improved crop newa with
wheat, but rallied on light stocks and
covering, the close showing- net unchanged
prices. May closed at c; juiy, tn'a
64vc, closed at 64e; Beptember, 64Stf
MSo. closed at Mwc; December. MW
bic, closed at 63Hc.
OA I H Keceipta, ll.ww ou.; eapons, o.i.d
bu. Spot market steady; mixed oats, 24
to 82 pounds, SUS'SWc; natural white, 80
to 3b pounds, 3Hajc; cupped wnue, es
to 40 pounds, 4j4ix
HA Y Hteady ; snipping, o.txxae.w; goo a 10
choice, !oH6c.
HOPo bteaay; state, common 10 cnoim,
Ifsie, 1015c; lHo4, 8410c; olds, nominal, lt.
H15c; 19"4, 1218c; olds, 'obc.
HIDE.B-Bteady; uaiveston, m xo jo
pounds. 20c; California, U to 6 pounds, 21c;
Texas dry, 24 to 30 poundb, 19c.
LEATIIER Bteady; acid. 2iVS27Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; mess. 17.00
(Lt.bH: beef hama. 320.5oa 22.011: packet,
110 otijll.oo; city, extra India mess, 617.600
18 00. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies,
8.7&gll. UO; pickled shoulders. 8.0titi.6O;
pickled hama, 111.2612.00. Lard, barely
steady; weatern prime, 88.70d.7&; refined,
nulet: continent. IS 26: South America,
8. 76: compound, 87.(y7.32H. Pork, steady;
family. IIK.OO; snort Clear, io.ai8.w, mesa,
116 60-B17.26.
TALLOW-Bteady; city, 6c; country,
packages free, 5Wc
rtlCU. Bieuay , uomesi.it; ihii vu valis, 071
Hc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Weak; street price, extra
creamery, 20(Bl!0Hc; official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, WqMc; creamery,
held, 14(fl7c; renovated, common to extra,
HKolfic; western factory, common to firsts,
Ual5c. . ..
CHEESE Strong: new state run cream,
large and small, best, 9c; state, fair to
good, SStjSc; state, inferior, TVic.
EOGS Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 21c; state,
choice, lijJuc; state, mixed extra, 1V
20c; western firsts, 18c; southerns, 13Vi
POULTRY Alive, steady; western broil
ers. 24f36c; fowls, 14'c; turkeys. 12c.
Dressed, quiet; western broilers, 22i5-2tjc;
turkeys, 148l5c; fowls, Uftl3ttc.
' St. lools Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 11. WHEAT Futures
lower; cash firm; No. 2 red, cash elevator,
5ft7c; track, 9iJ98ttc-; July, II e;
Beptember, 79 Vx 79 He; No. 2 hard, 83
66 H c
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track, 60 He; July, 47'ic; September,
47 He.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 34o; track,
S6c; July, 82Tc; September, SIHc; No.
2 white, 37c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patentn, 81.20
(54.60; extra fancy and straight, 83.70fll.10;
clear. 82.2602.90.
8KEDS Timothy, steady, 2.50C90.
CORN MEAL Steady, 12 50. "
BRAN Steady; sacked, east tract, 90992c.
HA Y Firm; timothy, I14.tw917.0O; prairie,
11.6rulS.50.
1R(JN COTTON TIES-11.00.
BAGOINtJ 8Sc.
HEMP TWINFf-THc.
PKUVISIONS-Pork, lower; Jobbing,
tl5.tt&. Lard, lower; prime steam, 88.3'iH
Diy salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorta,
88S7H; clear ribs. 89.12H; short clears. 28.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts 89.62H;
clear ribs. 8..o7H: short clears, 110.00.
POULTRY Dull; chickens. lOHc;
springs, 0&25c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 9c;
km ese. 5c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 150 21c;
dairy, 1417c.
KUUS Steady, 13 He case count.
Receipts. Shlpt's.
FIoum. bbls 8,110 7.000
Wheat, bu ILWH) 29,0tl0
Corn, bu 10S.W (U.O'O
Oats, bu &4.0UO Sio.OOO
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOIJS. May 18 FUH'R First
r stents, $4.SfitJ4 46: second patents, 34.200
): first cleats, I3.500 40; second clears,
2.4MrS 56.
BRAN In bulk, 115.2515.50.
(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:
Articles ! open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
July...
Sept...
I
82
82H 82 2H 81
KS'V 83H1 8-S1 88
807H'il,H7H'a SOHH
87H1TH
,7HHi
I
1 18Hi
1
1 17H
1 11
1 IIV
1 1T
1 1SH
1 17
1 17H
1 17H
1 lH
1 17H
ICaasas City Grata aod Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITY, May U.-WllEAT-May,
77Vc; July, 7&4sc; September. 73Hc; cash.
No. t hard, 79H84c; No. 8. 77(8Ho; No. 4.
70Hfr79c; No. 2 red, MHflfSHc; No. I, Klty
91c: No. 4, 82(g8aC.
CORN May, 6c: July, 44Hc; Beptember,
44He; caah, No. 2 mixed, 4nv4c; No. 3, 48c;
No. 2 white, 4KHo; No. 8, ic.
OATS No. i white, 35Vftitc, No. i mixed,
liX YGeneral decline: choice timothy,
813 wVal3 .50; choice prairie, lll.dVBll.60.
RYE Steady; 638c.
XKS Steady: Miaaourl and Kansas.
new. No. 8, whitewood cases Included, 14c;
case count, lac; cases returnea, v,c less.
BUTTKR Creamery, 18c; packing. 12c.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, 4u 81.0" 31,00
Corn, bu 38.000 3,0u0
Oats, bu I.OoO 14l,ou0
LlToroool Grata aa Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. May 1 8 WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures ami; May, nominal; July,
(a 7d: September, ea
CORN 8pot firm; American mixed, new,
4s IHd; American mixed, old, 4a 8d;
futures, quiet; July, 4s 6d; September,
4s 4Hd.
HOPS In London (Paclflc coast),
steady, II 18sCI3 16s
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 1 - WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, KttHc; No. t
northern, 86MHe; July, KSc bid.
RYE Lower; No. 1, lHtilHc-
BARLEY Steady; No. I extra, 61t64a;
sample, 40ti54c.
t.'ORN-4teady; No. I cash, 4H0c; July,
47Ho Md.
Doloth Grata Market.
DULUTH. May 18. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern, No. 2 northern. lHc;
on track. No. 1 northern, MV: No. 8 north
ern, 8l'c; May, tZc; July, 83Sc; Septem
ber. 8"Sc.
OAT0-T0 arrive. 82Sc; on track. 82c
Peoria Grain- Market.
PEORIA. May 18.-OORN-l.ower; No. I
yellow, iV; No. 8, 49Hc; No. 4. 48c; no
grade. 4oc0tiHc
OATS No. I white. 34c; No. I white,
ISHe; No. 4 white, 3-e.
V11 18 K T II 88.
Cotton kvnrket.
NEW YORK, May 13. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 12c: mid
dling gulf. lf.SIc; sales, 1.310 hales.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 1 8. COTTON
Staady; middling. 11 7-ltc; sales 40 bales;
receipts nons; shipments none; stock,
13.861 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 1 8. COTTON Spot,
Xood business done; prices 1 point lower;
raeiican middling fair, I71d: good mid
dling, .47d: middling, I I5d: low middling,
I ti; good ordinary, 6 91d; ordinary,
I 71d. The sales of the day were 16.6H0
bales of which 1.600 bales Were for specu
lation and export and Included 14.700
bales American. Receipts. 4.000 bales, In
cluding 1,100 bales American.
NEW YORK STOCKS ASP BONDS
Early Market Bhowa an I item Ion of th
Decline, of Day Pnriona.
RECOVERY IS SLOW AND IRREGULAR
Ite In Par Period of Dal In ess.
Which Asaonats to Almost
Absolate Idleness,
Develops.
NEW YORK. May 18-Tha Inconstancy
of the tendency of prices to stay In the dull
rut of professionalism. Into which the
stock msrket Is relapsing, wss again well
Illustrated today. The early market showed
an extension of the decline, which became
pronounced late yesterday. Afterwards
there s a slow and Irregulsr recovery
with Increasing dullness, amounting to
practically idleness late In the day. The
day's movements were almost entirely ac
counted for by the shifting; operations of
the room traders and their Inability to
move prices far In either direction. News
was unimportant and without much In
fluence. Pennsylvania continued to be
conspicuously depressed under the Joint In
fluence of the revelations before the In
terstate Commerce commission and of the
heavy borrowings of the company. The
later Influence wss sggravated by the cir
culation of reports of additional loans In
Immediate prospect by the company, for
which no authority was obtainable.
The money and exchange markets were
without notable Incident. Call money and
loans on time up to six months continued
easy In tone and rates were even shaded
to some extent, but for periods over end of
the year 6 per cent Is strong bid and the
asking rate is 61 per cent. Estimates of
the complexion of the coming bank state
ment, based on the known movements of
currency, pointed to only a small decrease
In the cash Item, although the sub-treasury
account shows an absorption from the
banks of over 815.000.0u0. This Is due In
large part to the return of the government
funds placed on deposit with the banks
when they were engaging gold In Europe
on condition that they should be returned
on recelDt of the gold. There have been
very Urge receipts of Imported gold this
week snd these receipts go into Dank
vaults to make good the return of gov
ernment deposits In the cash showing. The
bank estimate shows that the movement
of cash with the interior by express has
been In favor of New York on balance
to the extent of several million dollars.
The loan Item Is subject to the usual
uncertainty and the Pennsylvania loan
operation will enter Into the weeks
changes. Transfers or currency to Ban
Francisco tnrougn tne suo-treasury were
light sgaln today. The pussle of this
renewed demand Is Increased to the bank
ing mind by reports that Chicago banks
have received large return shipments from
the 1'actnc coast within tne last tew cays.
Foreign exchange rates were easy again
tori's v. but the decline was not sufficiently
decisive to answer the question of a re
sumption of gold Imports.
The decline In the wheal market and re
ports of better westher conditions In the
wheat belt were coincident with an Im
proving tone of the stock market late in
the day. Professional Initiative on the re
covery was languid and the trading
showed an Increaalng degree of lack of
leadership and a decline In the efforts to
effect a movement of prices. Reading
showed a firm tone at times, but Its move
ment was unimportant. Reports of a dis
pute among trunk lines over passenger
rate differentials received some sttentlon,
but were of small effect on prices. The
closing tone was heavy at the recovery.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, 32.070,000. United States 4s declined
H per cent on can.
Quotations-on stocks and bonds were as
follows:
tlimi Eiprass
Amslasmstsd Coppar ......
Amsrtcsa C. F
Amsrlcss C. A F. ptd
American Cotton OH
Am. Cottoa Oil pta
American Kipresa
A mar tea a H. a L
American lea
American Linares Oil
Am. Unseed Oil pM
American Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pre
American S. at It
American t. R pM
American Sugar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pM. ctle
Anaconda Mining Co
Atonleon
Atrhlaoa ptd
Atlantle Coast Una
Baltimore a Ohio
Baltimore aV Ohio p'd
brooklyn Rapid Traniilt....
Canadian PaclDc
Central of N. J
Chesapeake Ohio
Chicago a Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago Great Weatern
Chicago A Northwestern....
Chicago. Mil. A 81. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C. c. C. St. Louie
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colorado A So. let pfd.....
Colorado So. 3d pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products, rfg
Corn Products pfd
Delaware A Hudaon
Palawan,. I. ai W
Denver ft Rio Grande
Denver A H U. pfd
Distillers' Securltte
Brie
Erie 1st pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd.,...
Internal lunal Pump
International Psmp pfd
Iowa Central ,
Iowa Central pfd
kanaaa City Southern
Kanaes City So. pfd
Louievllle A Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Ry....,
Meilcan Central
Mlnneapolla A St. Louis...
M., St. P. A S. S. M
M . St. P. A S. 8. M. pfd.
Missouri Pacific
Miaaourl. Kansas A Teiaa.
M., K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. ef M. pfd.
New York Central
New York. O. A W
Norfolk A Westers
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Americas
Pacific Mali
Pennsylvania
People's Uas
P., C. C. A St. Louts
Presaed Steel Car
Pressed Steel Car pfd
Pullman Pi lace Car
Reading
Heeding Ut pfd
Reading Id pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Ce
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A S. P. M pfd
St. Louis ftsutnweetera
61. Louis S. W. pfd
Sou 1 hers Paclfle
So. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
60. Railway pid
Tenneasee Coal A Iran
Teiaa Peclftr
Toledo, t. L. A W
T , St. L. A W. pfd
t'alon Pecifte
t'aioa Psnae pfd
Volted Steles Express
I sited States Realty
totted eta Lea Rubber
V. S. Rubber ptd
I sited States Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Ya -Carolina Cheailoal ....
Y a -Carolina Cueia. ptd....
Wabash
WauaaS ptd
Wehs-Pargo Express
tstlnghouse Kiectiia ....
Weetern t'nlon
240
7.00 110 104j 10H
l.sflO 41 4 4"lk
600 1014 lot ltn
3Vk M 3
SO
tie
(00 14 K's 4
1.100 3 tr, 3i4
20
40
14.100 41 Ts S 4't
100 lit 114 11414
M.iOO !fS4 lM't
100 111" lli'i
4,K0 mvt H6 lUta
100 lon4 loo'i 1M4
II, 400 371 let ?fV
1.W0 3tvs . MH
100 10314 1014a 102
100 144 144 144
l.roo K1714 io'4 1'
400 l4 M II
il,00 14 US w
. mo 110 iis n
1M) 221 324 fl
0 US 41 Ss
It
104 74U, T4tj nti
8.4VO llli II II
0i
U.6W ltH 1474 1UV.
300 11 It 11 11
7
4.400 4S 14
404 US '
7
' 4TMj
I. 400 i3t 1 is i!
M) 34 MS JVj
1.300 HVt SO
1,10 311 210 110
403
4V0 411, 4:t ti
loo 47s t7
J TOO SS 41 42ti
II, 004 44 4S 43S
too u ;sw 7k,
4o ii4 gat, mi,
300 144H U leg
134
100 171S "Its 17iV
400 14S II II
14
TOO US It 41t
11
100 ITS US 37
ioa its trs us
0O 31S 34 7t 24S
43S
3.000 144S 144 144
164
Ill
31S 324a 31tt
300 T144 IIS "H
IMS
300 1744b 173S 174S
1.104 MI4 MS 4S
4. SOS 14 S 14 US
100 tts 4IS 41
4.000 77 s lis rs
gi
1.100 14S 1S 140
1.400 40S 40S
1.S0 us ns its
so
100 MS MS 14
704 40S 40 MS
47.400 HIS 113 H2S
USI tt 13 II
too 10 SO 10
00 US 604 II
200 IT, I7S 1'S
3S4
11,704 133 HIS Ut
S3S
400 ! 3IS 'IS
l.oeo loi 101s 101s
400 24 -tts les
4-t
10 4S 44 46
luo 31S MS M
41
11 MS 44S 4a
! HI 111 nts
l.le ns 7S4 US
100
100 147S 4 1?S
00 lis II II
3o us US 4iM
me 6s ins v
41.KO 1 14S 141 S
10 M M MS
1
toe s m tt
S.Oi 60S 4 an
os lus I1) 10
HI' 41 4iS 40,
, 4.700 10644 lots 1"4S
K 41 4V 41S
mi
, 10
400 44S 44 44 S
344
144
KM MS MS
, It
100 84 S MS
4S
L4D let tots 8u4
41 41 , 41
I 104
Tt
. l.TOt SMS 108 lot
Wheeling Lake Brie
Wleooosln (.antral ....
Wis Central ptd
Nertbera Paella
(antral Leather
Central Leather
Sluaa-Sheauid Steal .
Great Northern sld....
Total asles lor Us day, Ul.aut shares.
Loodoti Closlstfj Itoeks.
LONDON. Way 18. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Cosaole. ssossy alS N T Oewtral
do aeeeunt M 11-lei Norfolk W
Aaacenda 11 VI da pfd
AU.hleoa IIS Ontario W
de pfd 10a 4 ; Pennsylvania ....
Raltlmora A Ohio lies Rand Mines
Cansdlss Paella ... .14 ! Reading
Itt
1
4
us
4S
4S
IS
Chen, a Ohl
.. wis I do Ut ptd
.. S do M pfd
..17Js Southern hallway
.. il de pfd
.. 44 s ' Southern Petite
Cbieage lit. W...
C. M A St. P..
IK Peers
tienver A R. O .
de ptd
trie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central .
Louievllle A Mask
41
las
log
47S
tus
Vision Paella ....
"a
. 11
H
.IT7S
.14
do pfd
St
41
MS
81S
'
V. I. Steal.
do pfd ...
Wabash ....
aa pid ...
M . K A T .
44 S
Spanish
MS
eil-V KH Bar. firniar. 811-184 per ounce.
mux a. i per rent.
The rats of discount In the open market
for short bills Is IS per cent; for three
months' bills, t 8-l&tTi4 per cent.
Treasars- tateaaeot.
WA8I1INUTON , Way 18. Today's state
maul of the treasury balance la lb gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tlfvaoamA gold
'serve shows: Available cash balance,
8lf,87.Mr;: gold mln and bullion, r4.4ia.8l;
gold cert I flea tee, av,490.
Now York Money Market.
NEW TORK. May 18 -MONET-On Call,
easy, 8ffH per cent; ruling rate. IS per
cent; closing bid, 8 per rent; offered at i'
per cent: time loans, steady; sixty days,
4 per cent; ninety days, 4 per cent; six
months. 41;'f54 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE TAFER-tVESH
per cent.
BTKRLINQ ir.XCTIANnC-F.aj , 14 83
J4 S6) for demand; 84 8.W-34 8210 for sixty
ay bills: posted rates, 84 83o4.86U; com
mercial bills, 84.81.
PILVFR Bar, TSei Mexican dollars, 83c.
HOND8 Oovernmsnt, wesk; railroad,
steady.
Quotations on Nsw fork bonds todsy
were as follows:
V. ret. ta, rag. ...IUSI Japan ts. Id series... Ms
da eeupos
do 4s rtfs
8S
S
:s
V. . Is. rt l"-'
do coupon lm
do 4Sa rtfs
do Id aerlee
I. N. unl 4t ...
Man. e. g. 4a
M.i. Central 4a...,
do 1st Inc
Minn. St. L. 4s
M . K. T. 4a...
do 3
V 8. old 43, reg....l0JS
.n
.101S
. ts
US
. u
.101s
do coupon li'i1
L. t. s. 4s. rcg 124S
do coupon 129W
Am. Tobacco 4a 7s
do 4a lllik
Atchison gen. 4s mr
do sjl, 4S 46
s
N. R. R. of M. e. 4a. II
V. T. C. g. I SI
V. 1. C. g. Is 117
Atlantic C. L. is.... It
Bsl. A Ohio 4s IMS
do ISs M
So Psclfla 4a....
do It
X. A W. t. 4a...
. S. L. rfdg 4a
'enn. ronv. ISa.
leading gen. 4s.
..10s
.. 7IS
..100
.. MS
.. S
. .100s
Brh. R. T. e. 4l I71i
Central sf Os, 4s.. ..Ill
do 1st Inc 17V,
do 24 Ine. H
do Id Ino II
Ches. A Ohio 4Sa.. l4
Chlcsgo A A. ISs ... 71
C. B. A 4. a. 4s.... M
u. 1. a 1 st. c is. ius
It. L. A 8. P. fg. 4a. 14
t. L. 8 W 4s M
ecboard A. L. ta ITS
jo. Pacific 4s I.i Ui
C, R. I. A P. 4s.... 71V.
do col. ts to
CCC. A St. L. g. 4s..llS
ao let es ctrs
So Railway Is
Teias d P. la
T , St. L. A W. 4s.
t'nlon Pscllo as ...
f. S. Steal 3d ta...
Wabash Is
do deb. B.
Western Md. ts
W. L. B. 4s
Wit. Central 4
MS
wio. ina. ts, err. a. 71
..1I7S
..ins
.. IIS
..14S
.. I7S
..1I4S
.. n
.. ii
.. us
.. M
do series B 77S
Colorado Mid. 4s T4
Cola. So. 4a MS
Cuba Is 114
D. A R. O. 4s 100S
Distillers' Sea. ts ... 17
Brie p. 1. as. ltns
do gen. 4s l
Horklns Vsl. 4Ss IMk.
Jspan ts MS
Offered.
lloston Storks and Roads.
BOSTON. May 18 Call loans. 4S5U rr
cent; time loans, 4i66S; per cent. OlflcUl
nosing on stocks and bends
Atchlenn ad). 4s
94 Adventure
... 4S
...41
...10IS
... IS
... Us
... IS
...700
... .14
... i;s
... 17
... 174
... US
... 30s
... IS
... 14
... 43S
... IS
... 41S
...11
... 17
... M
... S
...lew
... IS
... 44 '4
... 47
... US
... 41
... 7S
... 4S
...134
do 4
Mex. Central 4s..
Aur-lson
do pfd
.101 Ulk.uei
. 77S Amalgamated .
. ad ss American Zinc
.lnJSlAtlantlc
Boston A Albany
.261
.171
Bingham
Boston Mains..
( si. llecla..
Centennial ....
Copper Range .
Dsly West
Prsrklln
Grsnby
Boston Blevsted .
....lo
....l;t
Fltrhburg pfd
Mexlcsn Central . .
N. T.. N. H. Jt M
. J2S
.117
.14a'
.
Vnlon Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chem.
Isle Roysle ...
Msss. Mining .
00 pfd
le
Amer. Pneu. Tube.... ls ! Michigan
amer. sugar lies I Mohawk
do ptd ii Mont. C. A C
Amer. T. A T UiS'Old Dominion
Amer. Woolen i7V, Osceola ,
do pfd
...m
Parrot
Dominion I. AS.
Edison Elec. Illu. .
Msss. Blectrle ....
10s
(sulncy
Sbsnnoe
Tsmsrack
Trinity
t'nlted Copper .
. 14
do pfd
Mess. Oaa
is
t'nlted Fruit
lllVl'. S. Mining...
7 1 1'. 8. Oil
40 t'tsh
40S Victoria
loos Winona
77 IWoltarlnt
Vnlted Shoe Mach.
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Westing, common
Asked.
Rove York Mining; Stocks,
NEW TORK, May 18. Closing quoUtlons
en mining stocks were:
Adams Con
... :c
...too
... 4
... 44
... 14
... M
...300
...664
... 4
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Cphlr
Phoenlt
Potosl
Ssxsge
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,.
Standard
.. I
..314
..400
.. I
.. 14
.. 70
.. 34
.. a
..100
Alice
ftreecs
Brunswick Con .
Ccmitock Tunnel
Con. Cel. ex Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Lesdvllls Con ....
Ofteied.
Foreign, Flaaarlal.
LONDON, May 18. Money waa plentiful
In the market today and the demand was
fair. Discounts were a shade easier. Trad
ing on the Stock exchange opened cheerful,
though business did not Increase. An offi
cial announcement of the Indefinite post
ponement of the proposed lesue of Irish
land slock caused an Improvement In con
sols and kindred securities, but the best
rates were not maintained. Americans
opened dull at parity level, which was ex
ceeded early, with Reading the feature.
Then Wall street selling caused a setback,
but the market closed fairly steady at a
fraction above the worst quotations .of the
day. Foreigners were Irregular. Russians
were weak, but Japanese were the feature.
The Improvement was attributed to bull
operations preparatory to the early Issue
of the remainder of the 4 per cent loan.
Copper shares eased In sympathy with the
metal. Japanese Imperial Is of 19u4 were
quoted at 101 T.
BERLIN. May 18-Prlces on the Bourse
today were weaker upon yesterday's Paris
and New York advices. United States
Steel shares were firm.
PARIS. May lg.-Tradlng on ths Bourse
today opened Indeelalvely, but Improved on
a persistent rumor that an amnesty decree
would be signed by the Russian emperor
tomorrow. At the cloae prices were firm.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 88 and
Russian bonds of IKS at 4K1
Bask Clearlags.
OMAHA, May 18-Bank clearings for to-
dav were II IW t 11 . .T. - "'IT
j, . ' 1 - mi m 1 ' ' 1 ina corre
sponding date laat year 81,283,854.06.
Wool Market.
BOSTON May 18.-WOOL-The Bunion
Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow of
the wool market: Owing to the fact that
inanufacturr have temporarily satlsiled
their wants, the Boston mnrket Is In a
decidedly quiescent state, although prlct s
for the remaining limited supply are stead
ily maintained This nrmnesa IS expected
to continue. The wool growing sections or
the west are now objects of constant at
tention and the point of greatest Interest
Is Rawlins. Wyoming. At that center the
deadlock between grower and buyer con
tinues practically unbroken, although
within the past two weeks about 1.6oO,tA)
pounds have been bought by Boston and
Philadelphia houses at prices ranging from
20 to ;!3Sc. However, the majority of buy
ers are holding oft in the expectation of
lower values. li, Montana contracts of
sOO.Ofs) pounds at 23 to 26c are reported.
Idaho Is quiet with growers asking i-c.
Utah Is well cleaned up, while in Oregon
sheepmen are awaiting the regular sales
days to dlapose of their clips. Recent pur
chases have been made In Texas at 2H,tf
21rtc. The scoured cost Is about bn'&iiii',
while similar wools are being vainly offered
here al uwiMc; 24626c is the pice for twelve
months. Fleece sales are comparatively
quiet, buyers Insisting upon strict selec
tions at about 27B2hc as a limit. Territory
wools are In very small supply, while the
demand for them Is unimportant. Boms
lines of new Utah and Wyoming hive
been sold at prices unknown, but said to
be cheaper than which they can be dupli
cated in the west, The shipments from
Boston to data from December, J7, 180i.
according to the same authority, are 8,8ue.
845 pounds, against M, 417.44 pounds at the
same time last year. The receipts to date
are 84.632. 71M pounds, s gainst 10.0o8.esti
pound for the same period last year.
LONDON. May 18. WOOL The offering
at the wool auction sales today amounted
to 1&.428 balea. Including a large selection
of fine and medium greasles. There was a
good demand and prices advanced to the
lowest point of the series. Scoureds and
merinos were In request for the continent.
Medium and coarse crossbreds mere taken
mainly by home buyers at full prices, a
few lots of greasy Lincoln and good cross
bred combings were taken by Americans.
Following are the sales In detail: New
South Wales, 8.1U0 balea; scoured, Is ldift
&s 2d; greasy, sdMls SWd. Victoria, 1.700
bales: scoured. Is 3d2s; greasy, S'-id'fl'
Is SSd. South Australia, 1.000 balea: greasy,
8id"ul IV!. West Australia, 8. 1C0 baits;'
scoured, lsidls Id, greasy, ftald Tas
mania. 400 balea; greasy. Is Iditfls 4Sd New
Zealand, 4,6"0 bales; scoured, U& lid;
greasy, TVtdt31 2St. Cap of Good Hope
and Natal, 1.800 bales; scoured. Is tdfi'ls
8Sd; greasy, 7s 6 IM. Punta ' Arenas, t.80
hales; greaay, Sdtpla 8Hd Falkland Islands,
100 bales; greaay, ISdfils.
T. LOt' 1 8, May 18.-WOOL-teady ;
medium grad combing and clothing. 2tf
2c; light fin. KQ-3o; heavy fine, 18f20c;
tub washed, S2t33c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May, 18 -MET A 1.8-There
waa a further decline in the London tin
market with spot closing 1 lowsr at 104
and futures 3 lower st 187 10s. Locally
the market waa dull with spot, quoted at
3-43. bOii 44 bu. Copper also was lower In Lon
don with spot quoted at 6s and futures
at AM Us. Locally the market waa Arm
and unchanged with lake quoted at 818 7649
19 00: electrolytic, 818 87H 18.78; caaling,
IIS-B'SIS 37H. Lead was a 4.1 lower at. 14
17s ttd lower In the Iondon market, but
ruled steady locally with quotations still
ranging from 86.76 to 84 00. Spelter was 6s
lower In the English market at 26 17s 6d.
Locally the market was unchanged, spot
being quoted at 86 80ti 00. Iron closed at
80s 6d fur standard foundry and 80s 7d for
Cleveland warrants In the English market.
Locally no change was reported1. No. 1
foundry Is quoted at 118.76119 00; No. 3
foundry northern and No. 1 foundry south
ern. 8)8 SM3I8.&0; No. 2 foundry southern,
117 76lt 26.
ST. I.OUI8, May 18. METALS Lead,
Ami; 6.80. Spelter, lower, 86 8u.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
OattU Hot Vry AotiT, but Prioe Show
Show No MaUrial Obano
HOGS REACH HIGH POINT OF THE MONTH
s Iheef Lams Earerttttg? Trash
tale. While Deaaaadl fo.
tloaes Good, with Prices
Folly Meaty.
SOUTH OMAHA. May II. 19".
Receipts were; Cattle, liogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.621 l.ito 1.1.3
Official Tursdiy 4,Kil 8.6!4 8.ifce)
Ofllcial Wednesday 8,f.Si3 7.27 2.4V-0
Official Thursday 3.3S3 7.8T8 2.t'J
Official tTiday 8,274 .oS5 1.&-4
Five days this week....lH,T2I 83 775 13.404
Same days last week. . . .!.! S4.5I4 313
Same two weks ago 18.011 48,t9 27.83
8me three weks ago.... 14.15 M.774 M.57
Sam four weeks ago....l.u 43 874 M.MU
6ame days last year 16,369 So, 077 18,10
RECEIPT8 FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
8ur the year to date, compared with last
-ear: laoi 1906. inc.
Cattle 368.723 3uVHi M.8J1
Hogs 1,001. M.12H 114,7.7
Sheep 600,621 634,2143 66.838
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers 86 103 75
Fair to choice corn-fed teer 4.755. 10
Common to flr corn-fed steers... 4 0o.g4.76
Good to choice cows and heifers... 4 log 4 75
Fair to good cows and heifers I 26i 4 10
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 2 0O3 .25
Good to choice Hookers At feeders. 4 00S4.76
Fair to good stockers and feeders. 3.r4.t
Common to fair stockers lol M
Bulls, stags, etc 86o3.i6
Veal cslves 3 00if6.75
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1804J. 1906.1904.18)3.1902.mi.!1900.
May 4...
May I...
May 6...
May T. .
May 8...
Maw
I 21Vi
1
e
I U I
i 261
5 80
4 61
4 631
4 6
851
6 781
6 72
6 Mi
I 64
e
8 24
8 22
I 21
1 02
6
a
8
6 83!
T 00
T 07
7 08
( 89I1
5 6S
I 63
6 64
5 70
6 64
ty
5 17
6 11
I icvii 1 i6i
4 6S
4 681
6 62
I a I 13
LiMay 10...
6 24,! 6 19j
6 61
6 15
May 11..
May 12..
May 13..
May 14..
May 16,.
May 16..
May 17..
May 18...
I 29SI
B if! I
4 641 84
5 66,
i 16
5 16
i 17
8 II
6 28
6 80
5 11
6 eW
a, - . t
( 26!
8 20
4 Si
4 681
I 471
8
4 3
8 841
6 8&1
7 08)
7 Ui
7 11
7 07
7 12
6 68
81
I H
I 2
8 83V.
4 ft
a 11
3 (A
5 89
6 Ti
5 74
4 61
4 63
4 12
6 it
5 28
5 86
6 87
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha 82.coar. 3o 5 0tr-a.42H
Chicago 18S(ti6 10 5 S5't67i
Kansas City 2.ia6.90 B.5"lj6 42Vk
St. Louis 2. 011(6.00 S 76'ylV56
Sioux City 3.00i&'5.40 6 25&.30
The official number of cars of stock
brought In yesterday by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses.
C, M. eV St. P 2 ..
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific 8 1 .. 1
U. P. System 22 I
C. A N. W east 1 8
C. ft N. W., west 34 24
C, St. P., M. ft O.... 7 8
C, B. ft Q., east 3
C, B. ft O , west.... 8 21 2
C. R. I. 4P., east.... 2 2
C. R. I. ft P., west.. 20 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago at. Western ., 1 ..
Total receipts 88 91 5 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing - ths
number of head Indicated.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Swift and Company 618 1.6.11 ....
Cudahy Packing Co 246 1.722 1,270
Armour ft Co 501 2,411 102
Hill ft Son 23
J. B. Root ft Co 10
Cudahy Bros 6t8
Other buyers 92 .... 4v2
Totals .' 1,640 6.372 1.824
CATTLE There was a fair run of cattle
her for a Friday, ninety cars all told,
being reported In the yards, but of this,
number twenty cars were not offered for
sale, being through stuff halted here for
feed and rest.
The market on fat cattle Was practically
devoid of new features, it being a typical
Friday's trade. While the demand, us
usual toward the last of the week, wis
not as urgent as It might have been and
while the trade was at no time very
active packers still appeared to want the
cattle and kept buying them, with the
result that a reasonably early clearance
was effected. As to values there was no
great change, such cattle as the buyers
especially appeared to want bringing
steady prices. On th other hand. If a
man did not happen to have something
which especially appealed to buyers he
found it a little alow unloading and in
some cases sellers reported that they had
to take off a little on the price as com-
tared with yesterday. The best c&ttld
lere Sold up to 85.60.
The trade in cows and heifers was with
out any material change In any direction.
Most salesmen reported It as a steady
market, but there were cases where
operators found it a little slow unloading
and where they thought they were unable
to secure quite as good prices as yester
day. There were no fresh receipts of stockers
and feeders of any consequence and very
little doing In that kind of cattle. The
few which changed hands brought about
steady prices. Speculators seemed to be
pretty well cleaned up and the prospect
Is that the' yards will be practically bare
of stockers and feeders by the close of
the week.
Representative sales:
u&.r qi cciio.
H.
8
1
33
3
33
31
14
37
4
34
4:
10 ,
It
5
I
7..'.
It
14
34
7
11
M
1
34
T ,
44
1
I ,
I
1
1
8
1
1
8
1
1
1
1
I
I
I
8
1
I
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
t
1
1
1
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I
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t
1
a
1
M
3
1
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4
1
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rr.
4 0
I 0
m
I o
4 0
4 04
4 14
I 10
4 IS
I 16
I II
I II
I 14
4 10
I y
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
6 411 I M 8 44 4 1
COWS AND HEIFERS.
6 414 4 44
HOOS Today's hog trad was fairly
active, although a Utile slow at the open
ing, and practically everything in alght
was t)lpod of by 9 80 In th morning.
Th prices paid showed an advance of
I WO o as compared with yeeterday, tbo
great bulk of all the hogs selling at 84 If,
tf40. It will be remembered that ye.
terday nearly everything went st I4 33S;
tts.46. A very choice load or neavy nogs
sold tip to 8 46, which wss 6c higher
than anything brougnt jesterosy.
It Is hardly necessary to add that the
market aa a whole wss In a very satis-
factory condition, the demand belrjf good
at th prevailing prices. It trTiht be
added that today's advance carries ths
market to the highest point touched since
April 21 and leaves It only 12 Ho lowr
than the extreme high point of the year.
Representative galea:
N. As. , Pr Ns At. fa r
I 44 ... 4 0 17 SMI M I74j
4 1M 40 4 to M I ... 4 17",
IH 40 4 3 44 SM 10 4 STla.
It 13 ... 4 10 73 Jt 140 I 7i
M 310 10 31 40 110 10 4 37
IS SM ... 4 15 41 14S 40 4 371,
II 244 ... Ill 74 14.) 40 4 37t
It. 313 ... 4 35 71 Ill . . I 371,
II IM 40 4 IS 71 tJI 10 I IT,
14 !U 4i 4 41 Ill ... 4 I7i
4 3'! K 4 IS ft fa I J 4 37 H
tt 110 10 4 35 II t?J ... 4 17V,
III Ill I" Hi ' 3 237 10 I I7
7I 1st 40 I U ( 347 ... 4 37V,
74 1 lfl 4 15 70 33 ... 4 37 V
14. 3M 4 35 II 20 10 4 STV,
44 314 ... 34 41 ,..;?2 10 4 3.'
71 3?3 40 I 37H l: I I ... 37
47 387 IM 4 37V, M 214 40 4 37V,
41 1-44 lilO I I7t, III t . 40 I 37V,
74 Itl 4 37V, 7 S4 SO S7V,
41 14H 40 4 37V, 74 2U 110 I 17V,
II. til 130 I 17V, II S45 ... 4 37V,
is Jin 10 4 17 V, 11 3U ... 4 17 V,
III 1l ... mvt f 3M 10 37V
16 ill 10 4 17V, II tut 10 4 17 V,
II Ill 1(4 4 17V 3 3" I ... I 40
in tot so I 17V, 33 144 ... 4 40
44. ...... .444 ... 4 811 M 344 . .. 1 40
11 M ... 4 37, 13 341 40 4 40
I 104 ... 4 17V, 4 349 304 I 40
II 441 10 4 87V, II 354 ... 1 40
41 314 10 4 87V, 74 147 ... 4 4
41 848 40 4 17V, II It 80 I 40
11 Ill 40 I 17V, 84 t . . 40
43. 3 120 4 37V, II 3' 14 4
43 If ... 4 87 4 !4 80 I 40
44 324 10 I 37V, 34 t t ... 40
11 804 40 4 37 v, 73... 154 ... 4 40
7 118 40 4 37V, M 313 ... 4 40
II Ill 44 4 17V, 71 It ... 40
t 103 ... 4 87V, 14 34 M 143V,
74 141 10 4 I7 II ... 4 41 V,
14 146 SO I 17V, 71 14 ... I 42V,
II 180 SO I I7V 3 871 ... I 42V,
14 343 340 4 87V, M 331 ... t 44
14 107 10 87V,
tSHKEP The market wui the next thing
to bare this morning, only five tars being
reported In. Aside from a deck of pretty
decent lambs which sold at 86.50, the
arrivals consisted principally of trash,
being the clean-up of leed lota. home
very common wooled lambs sold at 16.26
and 36 "6. While there was really noth
ing here td make a test of the market
the little sluff on sale brought very good
prices considering the quality, so that It
Would be within the bounds of reason to
quote it fully steady.
Every one looked forward to a period
of dullness In the sheep trade at this
point, as one after another the feed lots
have been cleaned up until there ia very
little In the wav of either sheep or lambs
left In this territory.
Quotations on wooled stock: Good to
choice lambs, f 7. 007.86; fair to good
lambs. 36.600 7.00.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice western lambs, 825Sfi.75; fair to
good lambs, 35.7566 25; cull lambs, 34 SOS
6.50; good to choice yearlings, 8o.75'S6.26i fair
to good yearlings. 85 2o&6.&0; good to choice
wethers, 86.75U6.00; fair to good wethers.
85.40(36.76; good to choice ewes. 85 40tf6.6O;
fair to gnod ewes, 84.756.40; cull sheep and
bucks. r.0bn4.25.
16 cull lambs 46 4 BO
49 western ewes 91 5 25
221 western lambs 67 5 26
714 western lambs 65 t 40
17 western ewes 91 6 50
38 western lambs 67 6 00
282 western lambs 60 6 15
84 western lambs 50 6 50
CHICAGO I.1VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Cheep Hteady Hogs Hteady
to Five Ceots Higher.
CHICAGO, May 18. CATTLE Receipts.
1.600 head; market, steady; common to
prime steers, I.Oui6.3i); cows, 83.26(35.00;
heifers. 32.76fi6.36: bulls. 3300134 26: calves.
t2.7f(r.4w; stockers and feeders, 32.75(66.10.
HOOS Receipts. 16.CW head: market,
strong to 5c higher; choice to prime heavy,
86.55'S6.e0; medium to good heavy, 86.504i6.60;
butcher weights, l8.5fnti6.HO; good to choice
heavy mixed, 4i 51i6.5fi; packing, 36.0O96.52H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head; market, steady; sheep, 85.00t36.S6;
yearlings, 3G.0vgl.35; lambs, I5.75S7.76.
Kow York Mvo Stock Market.
NEW TORK. May 18. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,9:3 head; steers opened fully
steady and cloned eusy; bulls, steady;
bologna cows, Arm to 10c higher; fair to
good, lower: steers. 4.90jA.OO; bulls. 83.80$;
4.00; cows, 32.35(ri4.30. Liverpool and Lon
don cables quoted live cattle slow at 104
d 1140 per lb., dressed weight; sheep,
steady; refrigerator beef, lower at 8fi8ic
per lb. Exports tomorrow, 1,615 cattle and
7,10 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 902 head: market
firm; veals, 34.4u4.S; dressed calves,
steady; city dressed veals, 7V&10Hc per lb.;
country dressed, 6lV89c.
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts, 2.S4
head; sheep, nominal; prime lambs fully
steady, others weak; no spring lambs; good
to choice clipped lambs. 6.7txjj7.5o; common
to fair quotable at 30. 75ft 6. 5u.
HOGS Receipts, 2.869 head; market
steady; good to choice state hogs, 36.96vti7.10.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, May 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6D head. Market strong; choice ex
port and dresned beef steers, 3&;t4lC.l;
fair to good. 34 23.71 6. 26: western fed steers,
H.:5i6.i6; stockers and feeders. 33.OOfc4.50,
couthern steers, S3.5ord6.3i; southern cows,
I150ST4 26; native iovvk, S2.5ikH.0; native
heifers. 33.60&6L0; bulls, 33.Ka 4. 25 ; calves,
33.tOS6.00
HOGS Receipts. 7.5"t head. Market
steady; top, tfit?1,: bulk of sales. I'i.toit
6.85; heavy, 8t36'ai.42H; packers, 86.8CU.40;
pigs and light. 3j.3txtfii.3r).
SHEEP AND LA.aBS-Receipts. 6.SH0
head. Market steady; lambs, 6.tXKcj7. 16:
slwep and yearlings, V 0irtj.:'5; western
clipped yearlings, 8i atniiti.26; western clipped
sheep, So.0lKi6.10; stock eis and feeders, 83.50
feS.OO.
St. Loals l.lTe Mock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 18.-CATTLB-Reclpts,
80O head. Including 600 Texans; market for
natives, steady; Texans, strong: native
shipping and txport steers, 8o.0dtt6.00;
dressed beef and butcher steers, 8400435.30;
steers under l.ooo lbs., SA5f&4.86: stockers
snd feeders, l2.4to4.H0; cows and heifers.
t:.o"35.00; canners, 31. 85(92.75; bulls, I2.a
4.C0; calves. I2.507iii.50, Texas and Indian
steers, 83.00(34.75; cows and heifers, 12.003
4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head; market,
lower; pigs and lights, SS.7&vfft.0; packers.
3'i Kal.50; butchers and best heavy, ti.Xit
6.50.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, l.ono
hend: market, steady: native muttons. 34 00
fc61; lambs. 1A .Vx.iS.ntl; culls and bucks,
M.3KU6.50; stockers. 81.5Kti4.00.
St. Joseph Live Slock Market.
ST. JOSKPH. Msy 18. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 149 head; market, nominal: nstlves,
I4.5o4j6.90; cows and heifers, Sl.7frij4.90;
stockers and feeders. t-1013o.
HOGS Receipts, M55 head: msrket,
steady to strong: light, SA.26ft6.8r; medium
and heavy, 86 i(.4V,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 648
head; market, steady; clipped lambs, 86.76.
loom City I.Ito Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. May 18-Speclal Tele
tram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,200 head;
market steady; beeves, 34 oogo.vl; cons,
bulls and mixed, 83.0ti4.4o; stockers and
feedera. 83 i)l 8u; calves and yearlings,
SJ 2if 4 25.
HOGS Receipts. 5.M0 head; market a
shade higher, selling at S6.2.V8835; bulk of
sales, M27H-&4 3;"n.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
western markets ytsterdayt
Cattle. Hogs. Eheep.
South Omaha 2.274 6.6H6 1.SS6
Bioux iiiy 1.00 1.000
Kansas City b"t 7.600 i.fo
m. Josepn 149 5.3;5 648
St. Louis Csa 7.0)4) l.ooo
Chicago l.boO 15.000 6.UI1O
Totals
6.928 46,550 1.1.534
Evaporated Apples aod Dried Fralts
NEW TORK, May 18 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market firm. Prime are quoltd
at lie; choice. llVolliV; fancy. 11, Ut.
CAlvIlTOKNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are firm mith quotations ranging from 7itC
for bo-ens to sve Apricots are very nuiit.
demand being checked by the high price
and the scarcity or available suppllts.
t noic are quoted st 1 extra rholce
liitlVe: fancy, 144514. peaches are un
changed with choice ouoted at 11c: extra
rholce, llallV; fancy, HV'jllSr; extra
fancy, 124U?Sc Raislna are In limited Job.
bing demand. ' I-oosx muscatel are quoted
at bipti-nc irxin layers, H-Wn no.
Philadelphia Prodoce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May 18 BUTTER
Market V"'c lower; extra western cream
ery, cue; neartiy prints, 23c.
EOGS Steady; nearby and westsrn fresh
17vc at mark.
CHEK8E Firm; New York full creams,
t-uloc.
Co STe Morkel.
NEW YORK, May 18 COFFEE Market
for futures opened uuiet and unchanged
There waa no feature to the news and
nothing further waa received regarding the
exchange rat of the valorisation plan.
Prlcea eased off under moderste offerings
In the absence of support and the market
closed dull at a net decline of to 10
ivolntn Sale were reported of lt.nnf) bags,
nchiilng June st 4or: July. 6hV; p-
t ember, 4 70c; Iecvinber. !c; March, 7 c;
prll, 7.20c. Spot Rio, quiet; No. 7 Invoice,
OMAHA WHOI.F.4AI E MARK FT.
CoadltlOB of Trad and Quotations on
Staplo dad Pastry Prodoce.
lUeuS hecelpts, libel al. fieell altera, case
couni, lie.
LIVE POULTRY liens, H'V. rooters.
6wi7c; turkeys, Ifte; ducks, 11c; spring chick
ens, St KrtjOO per dos.
BUTTV.K-I srklng stock. l?Hc; choice to
fancy d.tlty. 1; creamery. alfcilVyr.
HAY Prices quoted nv tnnana r ea com
pany: No. 1 upland. 310.Sn; medium, 88. W;
coarse. Sy On. Rye straw, t.5t).
BRAN Per ton. 17..
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES-Florida, per crate of W lbs..
net. 3:1. (Xi. .
YA. BEANS per Dox 01 anoui a ios.,
S3 00.
HIRING REANtJ i'r DOX PI aooui 10
lbs., net, 11.00.
TURNIPS, HIStlB AINL VKKVH
Louisiana, per dog. bunches, 46o.
HEAD l.NTTl CE Home grown, per dos.
heads, 4'4n'c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot nous, per uos.
heads, 85c. ' .
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per aos.. inc.
ONIONS Colorado, yellow and red. lo
?er lb.; Texas. In crates, white, $1.75; yol-
MUSHROOMS-Hothouse, per lb., lOQAOc.
RADISHES Per dog. bunches, 26c.
CAR PAGE California, SStiSc per lb.
CELERY Florida. SI 00 per dos.
OIJ VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., SfvtJ
6f; South Dakota, per bu., 4c; Colorado.
P1 .":! . M
PiAVl rir.AINEt 1 er pu., si.eo, e, oa.iw.
LIMA BEANS Per lb. 6c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
TitTE-ft Par hoi of SO-lb. rkgs . 22.00:
Hallowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes, per box. Rc; Pay
ers, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs.,
32.00 per doa.; 8-lh. boxes, 3100.
ORANGES California, extra fancy Red
land, large slses. 8S.5o4J3.75; Mediterranean
sweets, all sixes, W&"4.w; eancy nave is,
5,. . .
LEMONS I Jmonlers. extra lancy, w
slr.e. 3.0O; 3o0 to 800 slge, 86.95.
liMc.si California, rx r lti-lb. carton, 75OT
85c; Imported Smyrna, three-crown, 11c;
six-rrnwn, 3c. . ..
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch, $1.75
2.23; Jumbos, t2.5(V&300.
OKAPB FRUIT California, pel" box, $4 80.
PINEAPPLES Sixes 24, 80 and is,
slse 42, 33.60.
FRUITS.
APPLES Utah. Ben Davis. $2 per bu.
box; Wlnenane. 82 50 per bu. box; other var
letles. $2.0t.1.60 per bu. New York apples
and Russets. 85 6" ' per bbl.
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas ana Mis
souri. 3176. .
CHERRlliS t ailfornia, z nu per -id. do.
BEEF CUTS. . .
nv.v.v rt"r No. 1 ribs. 12c: No. t ribs.
lOHc; No. S rlba, 8V4c; No. 1 loins, 16c; No.
t inin ff Ko 1 loins, lie: No. 1 chuck.
6Hc; No. 2 chuck, 6c; No. 8 chuck, 5c;
No. 1 round, sc; iso. 1 rouna, i-hc e
round. 7ic; No. 1 plate, 3c; No. 2 plate, 2c;
No. 8 rlate, 8 He
M lISv B.LI-A 1. CV-rv. D.
CIDER Per keg, S3 76; per bbl , $.7.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., SS.50.
r-HKi'Tfiin Swiss, new. 16c: Wisconsin
brick. 12c; Wisconsin llmberger, 18c; twins,
13Hc, Young Amerllcans, 15c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 15He: hard shells, per lb..
13H". Penars, large, per lb., 14e; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., 6'4c; ronsted,
per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 12(ifl8Hc.
iimnnHi soft shells, per lb.. 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, $4 per sack
of 10". . ....
FRESH FISH Trout. 11c: naiinui, nci
Ickeral, dressed, 7c; white bass. 11c; sun
h narch. skinned and dressed. 8c:
pike, svaaoc: redsnapper, 11c; salmon, 13o
crapples, 6c; eels, 18c: black bass. ?2o;
..v.i.s.i. ioe?n9c. roar tsas. ner dos.. 8fc:
lobsters, green, 15c; boiled lobsters. LV;
blueflsh, 15c; herring. 5o; Spanish mack
erel, 16c: haddock, loc; shrimp, 81 per
smelts, l!c; cod. 12c; bullheads, 12c; catfish,
15c; roe shad. 75c; flounders, 11c
HIDE. PELTS AND TALLOW-No. 1
green hides, 9c: No. 2. 8c; No. 1 aalted. lie;
No. 2. 10c; bull hides, 7Ho; dry hides.
12120c: horse hides, larg, $8; small, $2;
sheep pelts, each, 50cl 25. Tallow, No. 1.
4c; No. 2. 34c; rough, 1VAC.
SUGAR tiranuiaiea eann, in uui...
granulated cane, in sacas, a.si, s'o-""
beet. In sacks, 841.
BYRUP-In barrels. 24c per gal.; In esses,
ift-ih cans. 81.60: cases. 11 6-lb. cans, 33.80;
cases, 24 2H-lb. cans, 8180.
r.An-n-irc Dnaeterl Kin. UK. SKUc Ber lb.:
v m 'j,,Lr. ner Ih No. 25. 18c per lb..
No.' 20.'l5c per lb.; No. 21. IZHPjr lb.
CURED FISH Family whltellsh, per H
bbl., 1O0 lbs., 34 60; Norway mckre,. '
bbl. 200 lbs., blonters, 340.00: No. 1. M 00; .
No. 2. $26.00; No. J, $20.00; Irish, No. 1 $16.00;
herring, in bbls., 200 lbs. each. Norway. 4k.
$13.00; Norway, 3k. $13.00: Holland, mixea.
$11.60: Holland herring, In kegs, milkers.
N)o; kegs, mixea, nic.
CANNED OOODB Corn, standard west-
Maine. 81.15. TomStOeS. 3-10.
cans, fl.atjtl.BO; 2-lb.,7Hcf1 t- "'ttTl'
grated, 2-Ib., I.ODa2 S: siicea, i.sms.
Gullon apples, fancy, $3 80; California apri
cots. ii.rai.ai; pears. i.io-a.rv, ,'"--
fanev, $1.75(82.40; H. C peacheo, $1.0wat60.
Alaska salmon, red, $1.25; fancy Chinook.
F. $2.10: fancy sockeye. F., $195: sardines,
oil, $2.50; 44 mustsrd. $2.5O(a.l0. Sweet
nni.m.. ti irfMl : saner kraut. $100;
pumpkins, IsOctSSLOO; wax beans. Mb., 75
90c: lima beans, 2-lh., 75iu$l.M; splnsch,
$l.3h: cheap peas, 2-lb., 80c; extra, 75(80c;
fancy, $1.35ff 1.7B.
Oils and Rosla.
OIL CITY, Pa., May 18. OILB-Credit
h.i.noea 1164' nlilnments. 71.625 bbls.: av
erage, 62.0H4 bbls.; runs. 76.396 bbls.; av
erage, 66.112 bbls.: shipments, Lima, 62,831
bbls.; average, , Dots.; runs, ums,
48,731 bbls.; average, 36,310 bbls.
Toledo Seed Market.
vni rnrt ti,v is PrrPTI Plover. 86.45
bid; October, $6.26; prime lltnothy. $180.
Si i c 1 o. i, n, nvuiiusi.
REAL ESTATK TRAXSFERS.
W. T. Graham and wife to W. O.
Bridges, part block 143, Omaha.... $13,834
A. Goldstein and wife to Congregation
of Bharey Zyon, part lot 4, block
213V4, Omaha J.3O0
R. C. Strellow and wife to A. Gold- -stein,
same H
Imperial Investment to William "S.
Hlills, lot 2, block 2, 1st sub Griffin
fc Smith's ISO
II. B. Iemere to E. D. Patton, sH
lot 20. Grlffen &. Isaacs' 1,350
Hastings & Heyden to B. R. Benson,
lot 24, block 3, Hastings A Heyden s
ad ; 10
James W. Elwood to B. F. Griffeth,
lot 22. block 10. Briggs Tlace 1.500
Oscar Samson to J. F. Miller, lots 13
and 16, block 6, Msyne's sd 212
Kate Sullivan to Elisabeth H. Charl- .
ton part lot 2. block 69, Omaha 100
Llxiie Stephenson and husband to
same, same -26
Lucy Stallsmilh and husband to J. F.
Miller, lot 6, block 3, Mayne's ad.... 800
Bankers' Savings and Lsarr assocla
tlon to A. M. Shunke, lot , block 1
Boulevard Terrace 850
Mutual Oil Tank company to Na
thaniel Refining company, lots 1 and
2, block tf. McCsgue ad...... 1
John W. McDonald to John McK.ee, . .
tract nwV l sec. 84-15-13
John Schaah to c. H. Brown et al.,
lot 8, block 164, Omaha 20.fs
Joseph Odwarker and wife to Mlka
Ooll et al.. lot 5, Oak Hill 200
Pioneer Townslte company to Henry .
Logcman. lots 18, iS. 20. 21, Ben
nington 5)
Wallace Hackett to Mary Hald. lot $.
block 2. Okahoma park 1.100
Gould C. Diets et al. to P. E. Her,
lot 5, block 115, Omaha 13,500
Joaeph Robinson et al. to E. F. Mor
rison and wife, part lots $ and 8.
block 1, Pope's Place 1
J. M. Hlatt to Dundee Realty com
pany, lots 6 to 19, block 1, and other
lots. Farnam Heights 1
Flora Klopp to E. C. Thorson. lota I
and 4. block 2. Avondaie park t$00
Carrie Bradford to George P. Bemls,
part lot 10. block B. Prospect Place. 1
Thomas Evand and wife to John
Frank and wife, kit 2, sub of lot 13,
Bonfleld X)
Frank Svaeina to Rosie Svaclna, half
Interest lot 24. block 16. Brown Park 1
H. C. Cook and wife to Mary C.
Ine. lot 3. block D, Saunders A
Hlinebaugh's 2,(fo
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