THE OMAHA DAILY BETCi TUESDAY, MAY 22, 190(1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wliet ii VT7 Btron? in Conditions ia
Broth west,
DRY WEATHER CAUSES HIGH PRICES
Cent aad Half at Oit Tim, bat Re.
action ttmri with Resort at
Rala Oats aad Cars
OMAtlA. May 21, 180
Th market was strong, prices twine up
t one time llc on July. Largo world
shipments and lower cables were more
than offset by the strong rash demand and
the flood of damage reports from the eou'li-wott.-
There a no rain over Sunday In
the southwest and the reports were to the
effect that wheat ia heading out ainall, with
black smut In parta of Kannaa. Advices
from the northwest apeak of too much
rain. If southwestern reporta are true
much higher prlcea are looked for. Reports
came toward the close of rain In Kansas,
nd the market eased off about He closing
He split higher than Saturday for July.
During the first part of the session the
corn market waa quiet and Inclined to be
weak. Receipts were large and Chicago
estimates for tomorrow were 446 cars. Tne
cash demand was a little slow. After the
visible supply showed a decrt-ase of more
and 642.0UU nushela, cutting down our total
visible to less than 3,00,00 bushel, there
h to buy, and with the strength
In wheat the market turned strong, selling
up over a cent. At the last theie waa a
reaction of about Vic.
World a wheat Shipments were 10.7iOiO
Jushela and corn shipments 4,31,O0O bushela.
The wheat visible decreased 2.3k3.0i0 bush
'ls; corn decreased 542,0m bushels and oata
Jrcrtased 1.843.0U0 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 310.000
bushels and shipments 3i;l.fl"0 bushels,
igalitst receipts last year of 43i',0i0 bushels
and shlpmenta of 1S3.00O buahels. Corn
receipts were wm,M bushels and ship
ments SYX.ftOO bushels, against receipts last
year of 3ftO,(M) bushels and shipments of
l&O.Ono bushela. Clearances were MH.OuO
oushrls wheat, 13,47 barrels flour, 2M.O00
tishels corn, and 66,ono bushels oata.
Liverpool closed Vod higher on wheat
nd Mid lower on corn,
Oata were strong. July Bold at one time
over a cent up and closed with a losa of
ic from the top.
Local range of options:
4rtlclea. Open. Hlgh.P Low. Close. Baty.
Wheat-1 I I I
May... I 78A 78, TSViB
T8HA
ibB
4KVj
43
814B
July..
Corn
May., July.
Dais
May.
July.
4fi'4A
43A
4HA 46, 4tA
44J 43V.I 44A
32 3b 32 '
30 B 30SB 3B
31 B
30HB
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Bales.
CORN No grade, 1 car, 30VaC
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 73 fc 80 ',4c; No.
I hard, 7478c; No. 4 hard, 714173c; No.
! spring, 7c; No. 8 spring, 72&77C
CORN No. 1, 4646Hc; No. 8 yellow,
lflittc; No. I white, 4614c
OATS No. 8 mixed, 82 c; No. S whltJ,
:3c; No. 4 white, 8214c.
RYE No. 2, 67c; No. 3, 68 He
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats,
hleago 10 8.11 120
kanaaa City 67
Minneapolis 138
maha 12
uluth 43
It. Louis 42
115
44
lao
;OICAGO GRAIH AHO FROVISIO!9
'eatares af the Trad las Bad Cloelaa
Prleea Baard of Trade.
CHICAGO. May a. Absence of rain In
he southwest waa the chief reason today
or a strong tone In the local wheat mar
;et. At the close wheat for July delivery
tas up Sc. Corn was up Vglc. Oata
howed a gain of ftc. Provisions were
Hloo higher. ...
i he market waa strong all day and the
volume of trading was large, the demand
"or wheat being general. Reports from all
ver the winter wheat belt ahowed the gen
.ial situation to be unchanged and that
alns are greatly needed to prevent aerioua
lamuge to the growing crop. In the north
west It waa claimed that too much rain
fiad fallen in many sections. The weather
ureau predicted showers for tonight
:hrcughout Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa,
out, despite this forecast, sentiment In the
wheat pit continued bullish all day. A de
crease of J.323,0uO bu. In the visible supply
.-ompari d with a decrease of 1.741.010 bu. one
fear ago aided In holding the market to a
ilglt pitch. During the last half hour there
was considerable profit-taking and part of
he gain which had been made earlier In
:he day was ktst. The close, however, waa
Irm. July opened unchanged to
higher, at 83V(iMSo. advanced to 84Vc
ind closed at &3Vu83c. Clearance of
wheat and flour were equal to 20,700 bu.
The amount nf breadstuff on passage In
creased 729,000 bu. 1-Tlmary recelpta were
SlO.noo bu., against 4117,000 bu. for the corre
sponding day one year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported recelpta of
191 cars, against 164 cars last week and 844
cars one year ago.
Despite greatly Increased local receipts
the corn market waa strong throughout the
session, being Influenced to a great extent
by the strength of wheat a decrease of
M.'.noo bu. In the visible supply and a
marked decrease In public stocks In store
auKutnented the bullish feeling. Shorts were
the chief buyers. During the day prices
advanced more than 1 cent, but part of this
r:aln waa lost late In the session on resili
ng. The market closed strong. July
opened unchanged to c higher, at 47',:?
4730, advanced to nc and closed at 4$4
ffV,c. Vocal receipts were 811 cars, with
128 cars of contract grade.
Oata were strong for the greater part
of the day. There waa a slight reaction
early In the session because of selling,
which was generally credited to northwest
ern houses, but the market quickly re
entered. Shorta and commission houses
were the best buvers. July opened Hfac
higher, St 83i3:tHc. sold off to 334c and
rallied to 34Ho. The close was at 34c. Local
recelpta were 120 cars.
After an easier opening, due to 10(315c
. decline In the price of live hogs, the pro
vision market showed a decldely firmer
tendency. Buying of lard and rlba by a
local packer was" the main reason for the
firmness. At the close July pork was up
16c, at S1S.T2V4- I-ard was up TV. at $8.65.
Ribs were Va higher, at $.0fW9.074.
Frttmated receipts for tomorrow are:
fh'i-i, IS rsrs: corr. 446 cars; oata, 1S7
cars: hogs. 18.000 head.
Tile trailing tut urea raiured as follows:
Articles.! Openl High Low. Cloas. Bat y.
Wheat
My...
July...
Sept...
Coi n
May...
July...
Sept...
Oats
May... Julv...
Pept...
Pork
May.. July...
Pept..
Lara
May.. Jluv..
Sept..
Ribs
May.. July..
Sept..
I 84', t
84 M 44S
81 814''4! &0-4
SSfiieJ, MSI
MS MS K'l
I
I4fe4'4
47-S,
47SSj
4iS
4S
4DH
34i
48 4S
47V, 4WS
474 48.i-1l
48S
47H
834
It!-,
as
S3S S4S,
3314! 84
SIS 32332H'
84SI
I2SI
31S-3'
I IS 40
! la fc
15 IB 16 40
16 77S 15 60
IS 82S' IS 60
IK 72SI IS 674
16 S2S
16 66 I 16 32S
16 (C'S1 16 40
8 42SI
b.'S
8 66
8 4?S
8 62S
8 7S
8 H
8 66
8 80
8 60
8 ITS
8 71S
R :s
8 ;s
on I 1 no
10
8 W
t OTS' 00
rTHl
8 7S
06 I 8 (7H
NO. i.
Cash ouotstlona were aa follows:
PLOCR r'lrm ; winter patents. tt.Votf
4 00; strslghts. 33.30(i3.;0: spring patents.
straights. S3.46&3.66; bakers, UK
e?o
WHEAT No. S spring, 86c; No. 3. 79Ji
Sic: No. t red. aSStiWc.
"ORS No. i, No. I yellow. 60Un.
OATS-No. I. 4V; No. 2 white. 34fl35c;
No 3 white. 33S4i34Sc.
RTB No. I. 2c.
BARLKY 41ood feeding, 41J43c; fair to
choice malting, 47rf.2c
1 flax. 81(: No. 1 nonb
WMifrn. 81-14S- Timothy, prime. 8X36.
t'VTvr. eoatract grade, 811-24,
PROVISIONS Short riba. sides (Inn).
aXSMit-VCt. Mesa pork, per bbl.. tl6.ki16 S.
lrd. per 0 lbs., 8s.67V. Pliort clear sides
(boxed). U ) X
Followlug were the recelpta and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. BhlDmenls
nour, Drds. 3t.u
Wheel, bu. 6.'
Corn, bu t4.
rta.ta. bo. . 134 UO
R yr, hn. io
K'le. br tt0
14
?n.4
lsvoro
Oe 1 1-orfvr X'-hange today the butte
market un cnauerte. f611-.
cases included, 14H4T16C: prime firsts, Wc;
wuc ineese, steady; tSQuc.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
saotatlaas at the Day aa Tarloas
Cammadltlea.
NEW TORK. May 81. FliOVR-Re-celpts.
22.338 bbls. ; exports, 4.8S3 bbla. ;
market firmer with light demand; Minne
sota patents, J4jny4i, bakers, 83.4Mr3;
Winter patents. 14 (&4 SO: strslrhta talk,
34 00; extras, 8J 04il.4O; low grades, 32.80
8 35. Rye flour, firm; fair to good, 83.46
ipu w; cnoice to rancy, 13.Ka4 25.
CORNMEAL Steady; line white and
yellow, 31 20; coarse, 11.07 81.08; kiln
dried, 82.70ti2.0.
RYF Dull; No. I wastern, 8c, nom
inal, f. a. b. afloat, New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding. 47Sc, c. I. f.
New York; malting, 6607e, c. I. f. New
York
HEAT-Recelpts. tl.m bo.; exports.
122,116 bu. Spot market firm; No. 2 red 81c.
nominal, elevator; No. 2 red, 94c. nominal,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 93S-.
nominal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Manitoba, fr2V t. o. b. afloat. With the
exception of one or two sharp reactions,
due to prnflt-taklng, wheat was generally
active and atrong all day, making notable
advances on the sensational reports of crop
damage from prolonged drought In connec
tion with a large visible supply docresse.
The principal setback near the close was
due to reports of rain In Kansaa. Iast
prices showed 1614c net advance. May,
81 Sc to l7c, closed at 91c; July. hxinS
9t"Se. closed at NSc; September, SiiR7Sc.,
closed at 86Sc; December, 86Vg7V. closed
at 87Sc
CORN Receipts. 12.900 bu. ; exports. 77.071
bu.; spot msrket firm: No. 3, 67Sc. nominal,
elevator and 6Xc, nominal, f. o. b. ailont;
No. 2 yellow, 5 Sc. nominal; No. 2 white,
59c, nominal. Option market was firm all
day and decidedly higher on reports of dry
weather and the wheat strength, closing a
shade off from the top. but still IWISc above
Saturday. May, IKi'&eHc, closed t 6Hc;
July, 64S&i5V closed at SMc: September,
64SlfiMc. closed at 56-V; December. 64V
64Sc. closed at 64Se.
OATS Receipts, 22S.0OO bu. ; exports. 40.733
bu.; spot market firm; mixed oats, 26 to 32
pounds, SSfaatc; natural white, 30 to 33
pounds, 4W(41Sc; clipped white, 38 to 40
pounds, 4oiva42Se. Options quiet; Septem
ber, 3Mi09o, closed at 39c.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 85 60c; good to
choice, gOitf 9Rc.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1906. 1015c; 1904, M0c; olds, nominal;
Pacific coast, 1906, 9&15r; 1904, 12itfl3c;
olds, 4i9'6c.
HIDK8 Steady; Galveston. 20 to 2S
lbs., 20c; California, 21 to 25 lbs.. 21c;
Texas dry, 24 to 80 lbs., le,
LEATHER Steady; acid, 26W27e.
PROV18ION8-Beef steady; family, 31150
612 60; mess. 38.flCG.80; beef hams, IJO.iO
8 22.00; packet, 810.00W 11.00; city extr'
India mess. 817. 50 18.00; cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies. 39.7611. 50;
pickled shoulders, 38.000 8.50; pickled
hams. 111. 266 12.00. Iard, firm; western
prime. 38.7Vai 80, nominal; refined, steady;
continent, VU5; South America. 39.75; cocn-
rcund, 7&7Sc. Pork, steady, family,
18 00; short clear, 316 26 T 18.00; mesi,
31.60iff 17.25.
TALLOW Dull; city, 5c; countrv, 6
6Sc
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extrn,
SH'& 'c; Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTER Weak; street price, extra
creamery, 19Se: official prices: Creamerv,
common to extra, 14(jflsc; held, 14rdl7c;
renovated, common to extra. Iodine; west
ern factory, common to firsts, ll(?15c.
CHEESE Firm; new state full cream,
large best, 10c; state, fair to good. 9gio:
state, email beat, 10c; state, fair to good,
8a9Sc; inferior, 7S8Hc; old, state full
cream, large and small colored and white
fancy, U&lUSc; old state, good to prime.
12 12Sc.
EOG3 Firmer; slate, Pennsylvania and
nearby Jancy selected white, 21c; state,
choice, 19S4 20c; state, mixed extra. 19S'
20c: western firsts, 17Sc; under grades, 150
USo; southerns, 14dl6o.
POULTRY Alive, prlcea not settled at a
late hour. Dressed, stead v; western broil
ers, 2i838c; turkeys, 14-5 15c; fowls, Hil3Sc.
St. Laola General Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 21. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 9S97c; track,
OtiiflOSSc; July, 82sc; September, 81Sc; No.
3 hard, 83ia6c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, nominal;'
track, 6050Sc; July, 47s47sc; September,
ti&Sc
OATS-Higher; No. 2 cash. 85c; track.
86S0; July, 34c; September, 83Sc; No. 2
white, 87c.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents. 84.4041
4.56; extra fancy and straight, 33.76tf4.3a;
clear, 32.753.0O.
bkkus Timotny. steady, 12.50a2.8O.
CORNMEAL Steady, 12 60.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. 80fl6o.
HAY Firm: tlmothv: 14.60tfil8.M: nrairl
111 frtKirU.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 11.00.
BACKHNQ 8Sc
HEMP TWINE 7S0.
PROVISIONS Pork. hitfher: 1ohhlnr
315.72. Lard, higher; prime steam, IA.37S.
Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts.
38.87S; clear ribs, 39.12S; short clears. 39 25.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts. 39.62S:
clear ribs, I9.87V4; short clears, 310.00.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, lOSo;
springs, 20526c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 9c;
geese, Sc.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, l&HZlc;
dairy, 14ul7c.
tiUOS Steady, 13SC case count.
Recelpta.
Shlpt'a.
7,000
81.000
77.000
T8.000
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. hu. ...
10,000
43.000
..190.000
..147,000
Oats, bu
Mlaaeapolla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 21 FLOUR First
patents, 34.46414.66; second patenta, 84.3X(?
4 40: first clears, 33.50fu3.0; second clears,
32.4602.66.
BRAN In bulk, 815.2&81S60.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range of prices, aa furnished by F. D. Day
As Co., 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes y
Wheat I
WsWl 83s! 82s
84S 2 8a4fiSi82fiita
May...
July...
Sept...
Sept...
82
82fis.'is!
stKS'S
1 17s'
1 16
siSI 80 iSaVl t
1 17H 1 17S1
1 l6sl 1 17
t 17S
1 ITS
1 16S
1 17
Minneapolis Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1
hard, 86Sc; No. 1 northern. 84c; to ar
rive, Mc; No. 2 northern, 83Sc; to arrive,
83c; No. 3. 8182c; No. 1 durum, 75c; No.
2 durum. 73SC- Corn: No. 3 yellow, 4S;
No. 3, 44c. tlats: No. 3 white, S3Sc; No.
8, SlTc. Barley, 4til7c; rye, 66iao7c;
flax, 31.13V
Kaasaa City Markets.
KANSAS CITY, May 21. HAY-Steady ;
choice timothy, !l3.0Orij'13.50; choice prairie,
111 uuU11.60.
EOU9 I'nohanged: Missouri and Kansas,
new. No. 3, whltewood cases Included, 14c;
case count, 13c; casea Included, Sc (ess.
RYE Steady; 6o4j6sc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 67.000 86.0fto
Corn, bu 116. too 3.0O0
Oats, bu 11,000 11.000
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 21. BUTTER
Market dull at SUlc lower; extra western
creamery, 20c; extra nearby prints, 22c.
EGOS Steady; nearby fresh. 17Sc at
mark; western fresh, 17Sc at mark.
CHEESE Quiet; New York full cream,
fancy, 9Vjl0c; choice, So; fair to good, t
6c.
Visible tappl) at Grain.
NEW YORK. May 21-The visible supply
of grain May 19. as compiled by the New
York Produce exchange, waa as follows:
Wheat. 23.tUl.000 bushels; decrease, 2.323,000
bushels. Corn, 2.268.0UO bushels; decrease,
642.0U0 bushels. Oats, 10,64s.0(io bushels; de.
crease. 1.963.0UU bushels. Rye, 1.434.000 bush
els; decrease, 7C.00O bushels. Barley, 1,467,
OuO buahels; Increase, 22,000 bushels.
Llverpeel Grata aad Pravlslana.
LIVERPOOL. May 21. WHEAT-Spot.
nominal. Futures: May, nominal; July,
ts7Sd; September, (s 7V.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new,
4sSd; American mixed, old, 4s 9Sd. Fu
tures, quiet; July. 4s4Sd: September, 4s Sd.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), steady
at ti lttl 16s.
Mllwaakea (irala Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 21 WHEAT
Hither; No 1 northern. MiftOTc; No. t
northern. SKrWSo ; July, Kc. asked.
BARLEY Firmer; No. 2. 56c; sample, 43
IrASe.
CORN-Bteady; No. I cash. 48848S?; ,u,y-46S-4Sc.
asked.
Ualath Grain Market.
DULUTH, May 21.-WHEAT-To arrive:
No. 1 northern, MVi No. 2 northern, 82?sC.
On track: No 1 northern, 84V; No. 2
northern, 82Sc; May, MV; July, ivSc; Sep.
tembrr, llc.
OAT8-T0 arrive, on track and May,
33SC
Taleda hred Market.
TOLEDO. May 21. SEED Clover, cash,
KB; Octobsr. 3480; timothy, L0.
Fa re la a Flaaaclal.
PARIS. May 2L Trading on the Bourse
to.lav iiDoiifil unstesdv and ck'Mie A j 11
1 HufjJj Imperial 4s were qj"it at ai 40
I and Russian bonds of VH at 191.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading ii BUntnt nd icrrtoU of
Betlinci Lowest for Muy Lj
MONEY CONTlNUtb tASY AND DULL
Dsill and Lifeless Character
the Market loatlanea All
Day aad Hose la
Hearr.
af
NEW YORK. May 2l.The stagnation of
the trailing jn blocks tooay wa aimoat
complete at Tunes ana uiaungs leil to ine
smallest ablegate lor any oay tins vear
r-ioiessionai room, traaets anowea t'netn
seives to become discouraged over the pos
sibilities ot profitable opeiauons in view of
the piofouno neglect 01 tne market by the
genual 1 puuilc nu tnelr opeiatlona were
contined to sman proportions. What Utile
P-cuiailve interest mere was among Hie
11. t imuers was largely diverted 10 tne
nay s favorite sporting event, winch was
the subject of more discussion and ap
parently as much financing as any marKut
security.
the only stocks in which appreciative
movements Vere achieved were in special
ties subject to Inolvldual causes. i hese
causes vere 01 the slightest eOrct on tne
general list, which drilled aimlessly In one
uliection and then tne other, or with slug
glsn price currents running In opposite at
lections at tne same time. Their was tin
ebullition on the hlgn-prlced anthracite
coalers of a kind familiar in that quarter
of the stock list. This was In response to
a proclamation from a highly successful
speculator In that group ot siocks of ma
estimate of probable future prices to oe
touched by these stocks. Distillers' Securi
tits rose on the reports of proispects fur
the enactment of ihe free alconol bill.
American Locomotive was effected by ru
mors In circulation of a possible merger
with the (ienersl Electric company. Thea
are the principal examples of the market t
features. The general tone, so far as It
was discernible at all, was ruiner heavy,
aa is almost Inevitably the case In a market
of such limited demand for stocks. Penn
sylvania stock waa apparently In good sup
ply and the course of the investigation of
that company and Its heavy bor-owlng kept
It under some degree of pressors.
The money market continued easy and
was dull, the principal inquiry being for
funds carrying over the end of the year.
While 6 per cent was reported bid for this
maturity, money brokers reported that the
most or the buainesa was done at 6 per
cent. Transfers to San Francisco through
the sub-treasury again amounted to over
11,000,0110. Aa the resumption of banking is
expected to be made In the wrecked city by
tne middle or this week, this movement Is
not expected to run much further and an
early return movement Is looked for when
the banks have opened and satlafled the de
mands of depositors. Ixmdon discounts
yielded somewhat today and the Bank of
England secured the supplies of gold avail
able In the l-ondon Market. Ihe move
ment of sterling exchange In New York
did not point to any early resumption of
the gold Import movement. There were
sharp reactions in the London markets
for copper and tin and the copper group
of securltlea felt some sympathetic effect
owing to the extent to which the rise In
the metals has affected the speculation in
the stocks of that group. The wheat mar
ket showed some speculative operations,
based on the dry weather In the crop re
gions, but this was of small influence in the
stock market. Railroad traffic officials as
serted that mercantile activity In their ter
ritories indicated a spirit of confidence In
the crop outlook. T'ie dull and lifeless
character of the market held up to the
closing.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
11.660.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
The following was tne range 01 prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Biles. High. Low. CIom.
Adams Eiprens
Amalgamated Coppar u.nwi
Amer. Car and Foundry.
1.100
41 Vj
4C'
41
do ofd
100
12
til
Ja
2
!
at .
7
Amsr. Cotton Oil
'goo
do oti
Amer. Eipraaa
Amar. Hlda A Leather pfd
Amar. Ira sacurttlae
Amar. Unaaed Oil
100
l.fO
M-4
4
42
do pfd
Amar. Locomotive
14.SO0 74 M
do ofd
Amar. smeltlni A Raf
li.lOt 1M 1(44 Its
1UV,
l.joo h m iar
do Did
Amer. Suc&r Rannlnf . .....
Amer. Too. pfd ctta
Anaconda Mining Co.
ton jmx 1031
11.400 !7te tM
11
Atchison
1.K0 MS H
da Did
400 lMUj 103 101
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore A Ohio
)0 144 144 144
l.tOO 107 101 107
M
14.(1)0 n It M
1.100 1 lit IBIS
00 137 , t0 tM
1.100 MS at el
S7
100 71 71 7t
1,700 It It It
3eik
10.10 ltt 117 It'
US
:
N
lie M 41 4tl,
100 tl U S3
in
400 47 44 -41
(00 ISIS 1S7 17
SOO SI S3 ',
T
I 400 Sit S07 tl
700 (40 (27 (St
400 41 42 i
104 r II tl
11,10 t e4 e
4.10 41 41 4
IS
10 at M
1 11 1M 111
Ilia
1.(0 J7I 171 171
100 It it 1
1,7" li IS 46
10 St MS II
10 II 27 17
a
St
20 II II 12
l.0 144 144 144
10 Ul US III
HI
1.S0 21 II 12S
20 71 71 1
4)0 1I7 ltl W
100 174 174 174
too M M
t.to S444 S4 S4
in M M a
l.SO 77 if !
St
4.100 lit in ltc
(0 10 (0 to
10 M (
0
SO N M MS
It
41.10 1S2 111 111
II
(0 (2 SI M
So II (04 al
1
U.'eO 131 1C Its
13
SO St St SB
4o 101 let 101
10 St H St
Su 41 M tt
to
'SO 44 44 44
to is st tin
tW H (44 (4
1.10 ft tee.
so 11 us iu
8.40 St 17 17
SO 144 ' 14 " 144
4J
too si si sa
! 44 41 4
tl.tu 14 let 14
4
lu
' .... II
So lu4 10 t
10
14.400 40 4 4
I.1M 1W lot I0Sn
100 41 41 41
10
1" M 10 l4
so 4t at 4
IS
Ill
in tl l ts
10 17 17 17
10 SI St SI
IM (0 tn si
(o r sot tut
I
10 7 7t n
to x tei mu
Wt tot aaares.
de Dfd
Brooklyn Rapid Traaalt
Canadian Pacific
Cantral of N. 1
Cheaapeaka A Ohio
Chicago A Alton,
do pfd
Chicago Oraat Waatern
Lhlraio Northwestern. . . .
Chicago. M., a si. r
Chicago Tans. A Trsnalt..
do pro
C, C, C. St. Louli
Colorado Fuel and Iron....
Colo. A Southern
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Coiiaoltdatad Gas
Corn Produces
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson
Del.. Lack. A Weetern
Deneer A Rio Oranda
do pfd
Diatiliers' Securities
Erie
do let pfd
do Sd pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Cantlrel
Inter. Paper
do pfd . . . .'
Inter. Pump
de sfd
Iowa Central
da pfd
Kanaaa City 8out6ern
de pfd
Loulaellle A NaahTilla
Manhattan L
Met. Street Railway
Maiicas Central
Minn A II. Louie
M . St. P. A 8. 8te. M. ...
do pfd
Missouri Pactftc
Mo., Kanaaa A Teiaa
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of Mexico pfd....
New York central
New York. (Hit. A WesUra
Norfolk A Waaler
do pfd
North Americas
Faclac Mall
Pennsylvania
People's (Jea
PHlaburs. C. C. A St. L..
Pressed Steel Car
de pfd
Pullmaa Pslaos Car
Reading
do let pfd
de M pfd
Rapubiio Steal 1
do pfd
Rock laland Ce
de pid
Ratter Goods
da pfd
St. Louie A 8. P. td pfd..
St. Loals SoulawasUrn
do pl
Souiherm Paelsa
de pid
Southern Railway
do ptd
Tennessee Coal and Iroa....
Texas a Per 1 He
Tol , St. Louie at Weetern
do pfd
Vmos PsclSe
de ptd
I. I. Express
I'. 8. Rialty
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
do ptd
Wabaah
do ptd
W'elle-Fargo Express
Wcstlaghouae Blectrte ....
Weetern lnlon
Wheeling dt Lake Erie
Wiaoonaln Central
de ptd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
de pfd
Sloee-saeffleld
Giuat Northern pfd
Total aalaa for the day.
Hew Vark Miaiasj Staeks.
NEW YORK. May a. -Closing- quotations
on minina; siocas were
Adams Cos.
.Little rktst ...
Alice
,Ootarla
'Cphir
iPboeolx
iPotoat
Savage
Sierra Nevada
1 Small Hopes .
laiasard
.
til
.
. I
. is
. 1
atirunawlck Con.,
t'osiatwk Tunnel
t'on. la! Vs.
Hern Slleer
Iron Stiver
Leadrllle Cos
Oaviad.
. M
to
Maatc rieartasja.
OMAHA. May a. -Bank clearlnss for to
day were tl,78.4ua.88 and for tha corre
spundlnc date last year. U.4..7e.
Treasary Stateaseat.
WABH1NQTOX. May !1 -Today's state,
ment of the treasury balances in th gen
eral fund, ex"lul of ltt tleu.titXXOtJO (old
31f8.822.4M; gold coin and bullion. 174.014.868;
gold certificates. 341.0t8.oe0i.
"Jew Yertt Hsiry Market.
NFW YORK. May II. PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPFH-MT' per cent.
STKRLINO EXCHANGE Steady, at
84 'c.?Mi4 8b30 for demand and at 14 8204
4 83"ft for sixtv-day bills Posted rstes,
34Ui4.sS: enmerciel bills. 84.81V
SILVER Par. 7c: Mexican dollars. B2S.
MONEY On call. easy. Mi as per cent;
ruling rate. I per rent: closing bid and
offered at I per cent; time loans, steadr;
sixty days. 4S per cent; ninety days. 4S per
cent; six months, 44W1 per cent.
Quotations on New York bonds today
were as ioiiows:
II. t nf. a, nt
8 eawpoa
0. S. te. rt
da aaupaa
C S eld 4s. rat
40 40fJfpOl , , , . ,
V. S. n 4e. rag..
do coupon
Am Tob. 4t
do (a
Atrhleoa gen. 4a.
do ad). 4s
Atlantic C. L. 4a
B. A O. 4
Jtpan l, Sd sariaa... 9
da 4',e. rtfe US
do ctta. Id aerie., tl
do 4a. rtfe H
tn
l'4iL. A N. unt. 4e....int
.1"3 1 Manhattan e. gold 4a. 101
12;mh. central 4a 7t
.12 1 do 1st tne tl
. 7t Minn. A St. L. 4t . M
.111 M.. K. A T. ta ...lot
lot I da ta it
. 4;N. R. R of M. e. 4a. 14
. ttlN. Y. C. gen. Ss. M
i""t r.. J. c. gen. (a. ...127
do Sa th
Brk. R. T. rv. 4a.. t7
t antral of Oa (a ...111
de 1st tne 7
da Id tne to
do Sd Inc. a
No. Facile
in.
.10.1
. 7Sv,
1. M
.
. ta
do Sa
Norfolk A W 1
ore. S. L. rfg
Pent, cr S'te
sealing gen
.100
(haa. A Ohio 4Sa..1t
St. L. A I. M. r. le.listt
tnicago a A. te
C, B A Q . a . 4a
C. R. I. A P. 4a..
do col. la
7
St. L. A 8 P. fg 4e M
St L. S W. c. 4a ... amj
Seaboard A. L. 4a.. 7vt
80. rarlllc 4a 13
do let 4a. ctfa aau
7a
jo
roc: A 8t. U g
104
Colo. Ind ta.
A 77 So. Railway ts 117
do ser B
Colo. Midland 4a.
Cole. aV Bo. 4a..
rube la
D. A R. O 4a . .
IMMIIIrra' See. la
Krle prior lien 4a.
do sen 4a
T7i Texas a Perlflc Is.
'I ITol , Bt L. A W. 4a. so
l U nion Ps-ISc 4a loa
l''t l. s. steel td ta.
100 4 wabaah la
M do deb B
;ot WMtarn Md 4a .,
...it
...113
... 7
...at
4a It
...SI
II Wheeling L. B.
Hock. Valley 4e...l0ii Wit.
cantral 4a
jacan ee
Offered.
Bontoa Stocks aad Bonds.
BOSTON. May 21 -Call loans. 54J5S per
cent; time loans. 4S(S per cent. Ottlcia!
closing on stocks and bends:
Atrniesn sdj. 4a ... t4 Allotwx
.... St
....10
.... 1
.... 12
.... SS
iirl
.... 14
.... 7S
.... It
.... 17
... 12
.... to
.... I
.... II
.... 44V
....
.... 41
....110
.... 17
.... S7
.... 14
....lot
....
.... 4.1
.... 57
II
.... 11
.... 1
.... 1
....13S
.... N
do 4l 101 lAmalnmated
Max. Central 4a 77 Amer. ?lnc
Atchison nt Atlantic
do pfd 10j4 Ringham
Boeton A Albany. ...tf.1 tel. Hecla ...
Beaton a Maine K (entetinlel
Boston Elevated 1st Copper Range .
Fltchburg pfd 1M Daly Wast .. ..
Max. Central 12 Franklls
N. Y., N. H. A H . .17 Oranbr
t'nion PirlOc 14a Isle Ro-rale ....
Am. Arge. Chemical.. SI Mara, timing ..
do pfd M Michigan
Am. Pnau. Tube 11 Mohawk
Am. Sugar IM Mont C. A C.
do ptd ill old Dominion ..
Am. Tel. A Tel 117 Oeeeola
Am. Woolen 37 Parrot
do pfd loa Qulnry
Dom. Iron B S0t Shannon .".
Edleon Elec. A III. .344 Tamarack .......
Mass. Elactiio it Trinity
do pfd el it'nlted Copper .
Mass. Gas 61. I. 8. Mining...
t'nlted Fruit 11011'. a. Oil
vnuea snoa Marn.. 7 l tan
do sfd
SO Victoria
4 I Winona
lot . Wolverine ..
77 North Butt
I
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Weattnghousa com..
Adventure
Asked.
London Closing: Stocks.
LONDON, May a. Closing; quotatlona on
the Stock exchange were:
Contois, money M t-lt N. Y. Central ...
.144
. 12
. 4
. ai
. s
. (7
. 41
. 47
. sis
.10
. t4
.1(1
. it
4J
.10
. 11
. 47
do aocount
Norfolk A W....
II do pfd
tl Out. A Western
10,Pennaylvenl ...
10 , Rand Mines ....
in Readtng
Anaconda
Atchison
do ptd
Baltimore m O..
Canadian PaclBc
chea. a rthin
e do let pfd ,
Chicago O. W...
C . M. St. P
SO
do td nfit
17;
Southern Ry .
do pfd
80. PaclRc ....
DcBeers
17
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do Sd pfd
Illinois I mIm
.. to
.. 44
.. to
.. 10
..177
..141
t'nloo Paclfte
do nfd
V. 8. Steel ..
do sfd
Wabaah
L. A N
do nfd
M . K. A T
Ati VrS i; l5Hpnlth 4
Vk3S'r' t'u,e,; 31d Pr ounce
Spanish 4a ....
. M
wiiict M0 per cent.
Tha VBl nf .1 m ...... . u . ,
for short bills Is I -1fiS8H per cent; for
v..irc iiiviniia . uniat. s s-io per cent.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and flotations oa
Stnplw. and PAney Produce,
EGG 8 Receipts, liberal: fresh stock, easa
count, lac. .
LIVE POULTRY Maws 1nUc: rnnaf.r.
6jp7e; turkeya. 16c; dattkg. die; spring ohlck
ens, 4.0(ve5.0 per dos. 'i ...
BUTTER Packing- Wock. 12Hc: cholca to
fancy dairy, 18c; creamery, aailSc.
ai i-nces quoted y Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1. upland. 110.50: medium. 89. in:
coarse. 3900. Rye straw, 16.50.
onAA jrer ton. 911 00.
NEW VEOETABLE3.
TOM ATOE8 Florida, per crat 0f 80 lba.,
net, 33.00.
WAX BEANS oer box of about 9K lha
33.00. ;
8TRINO BEANS Per bo of about 15
lbs., net, 31.00
TtiRNIPS , BEETS AND CARROTS
Louisiana, per dox. bunchea, 46c.
HEAD LETTUCE Home grown, per doi.
heads, 4560c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per - dox.
heads, 36c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dog.', 75c.
ONIONS Colorado, yellow and red, l4o
per lb.; Texas, In crates, white, 31.75; yel
low, 31.2S.
MUSHROOMS Hothouse, per lb., SOflvJOc.
RADISHES Per dox. bunches, 35o.
CABBAGE California. !4eSe per lb.
CELERY Florida 31 00 per dox.
OLD VhAjrJ I A tJLES.
POTATOES Home grown, tier bu.. SOa
60c; South Dakota, per bu., Coc; Colorado,
per Du., sue.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 31 86; No. 2, 31.76.
LIMA BEANS Per lb. 6M1C.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box ot 80-lb. pkgs., 32.00;
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per box, 8c; Bay
ers, per lb., 4o; walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs.,
32.00 per dox.; 8-lb. boxes, 3100.
ORANOES California, extra fancy Red
land, large sties, 88 60xS.7a; Mediterranean
sweets, all sixes, 33.b0u4.00; dancy navels,
86,00.
LEMONS Llmonlers. extra fancy, 340
size, 85.00: 300 to 360 slse, 36 to.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton. 76
86c; imported Smyrna, three-crown. He;
alx-crown. 13c.
BANANAS Per medium atxed bunch, 31.75
62 86; Jumbos. UavtjS.OO.
GRAPE FRUIT California, per box. 34 60.
PINEAPPLES 81ses 24, 80 and 86. 36.00:
slae 42, 38.6s.
FRUITS.
APPLES Utah. Ben Davia, 32 per bu.
box; Winesaps, 32.60 per bu. box; other -ar-letlea.
t2.Oooi.60 per bu. New York apples
and Russets, 83. W per bbl.
CHERRIKS C alifornia. 82 CO per 8-lb. box.
BEEF CUTS.
Ribs: No. 1. Uc; No. 3. 10c; No. 3, 8c.
I-oln: No. 1, 14c; No. 2. 12c; No. 8, lie.
Chuck: No. 1, 6Vc: No. 3, 5c; No. 3. 5o.
Round: No. 1, 8c; No. 2. Tc; No. 8, 70.
PUte: No. 1. 8c: No. 2, 3c; No. 3. 2Vc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per Keg, 33 .75; per bbl., 38.76.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., 81.60.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick. 12c; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c; twins,
UVfcc; Young Amerllrana, 16c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16Vc; hard sheila, per lb.,
UVtc. Petals, large, ptg lb., 14c; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., tUo; roasted,
per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb., irjDc.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 16c. Cocoanuts, 34 per sack
of 100.
FRESH FISH-Trout, 11c; halibut, lie,
ptckeral, dreased, 7c; white bass, lie; sun
fish, 6c; perch, skinned and dressed, 8c;
pike. tvlOc; redsnapper, Uc; salmon, 13c;
crappies, sc; eels. 18c; black basa. ?c;
whltenah, 10&12c; frog legs per dos.. V.c;
lobsters, green, 16c; boiled lobsters, 4?c;
blueflsh, 16c; herring, 6c; Spanish mack
erel, 16c; haddock, 10c: shrimp, 31 per gal.;
smelts. 12c; cod, 12c; bullheads. 12c; catfish,
lit; roe shad. 76c; flounders, 11 c
HIDES. PELTS AND TALIiOW-No. 1
green hides, c; No. 2. 80; No. 1 salted, lie;
No. 3. 10c; bull hldea, 74i68ie; drr hldes.
lZtglilc; horse bides, large. 38; small, 32;
sheep Delta, each, ioc$tl 25. Tallow No. 1.
4c; No. 2. 2Vc; rough. 1VC
ll'OAR Graiiiulated ran.. In bbla.. 34 86;
granulated cane, In sacks, 3481; (ranulated
beet. In aacka. 34 81.
SYRUP In barrels. 14c per gat.; In rases,
I 10-lb. can. 31.60: esses, 11 6-lb. cans. 32 80;
cases. 24 2Vlb. cane, 81.80.
COFFEE Roasted; No. 36, 26H per lb ;
No. 89, iuVae per lb.: No. 26. lSvic per lb.;
No. 20. 16V per lb.; No. 81. le per lb.
CURED F18H Family whltenah. per U
bbl.. 100 lbs., 84 60; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., too lbs., bloaters. 340 o0 No. 1. 828 0ft:
No. t 32 t0: No. 3. 3;U 0f: Irish, No. 2. Ill) On;
herring. In bbls., 200 lbs each. Norway. 4k
813fO; Norway. 8k. 818 00; Holland, mixed.
311.60: Holland herring, In kegs, milkers,
80o; kegs, mixed. 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern. 56iiio, Maine, 81.16. Tomatoes. 8-lb.
cans. 31.36431.60; Mb . rvtl81 00. Pineapples,
?r rated, 2-lb.. 32 tvtjI.SO: sliced. 31 kidlM.
Jallon applea. (anry. 83 80: California apri
cots. 31.4utril00: pears. 81. 762.60; pearbes.
fancy, 31. 7642.40; H C. peaches 85 (sM5f2 60.
Alaska salmon, red. 3126: fancy Chinook,
V.. II 10; fancy sorkeve. F. . 1145: sarnlnas
vj 011, i ao:
so: mustard. 32.6n&3 10. Sweet
po'atoes
i ioiti . sauer kraut. 81 OA
pumpkl
toe: lln
Ins, Wj f 00 ; wax beans. 8-lb.. 7Mi
lima beans. 2-lb.. 7607111 85: solnsrh
II 86: cheap peas, -lb. 80c; extra, 7tfi8oe;
fancy. 81.3417.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
BfMf Btaieri Etotvdj to Lows?, Other Kinds
Steady.
TEN CENT DECLINE FOR HOG VALUES
So tbeeg) of Any t'onaeanenee oa Sale,
at La aalas Are Steady and
Actlre, Tonenlatt High,
est Point of Year.
SOUTH
OMAHA. May 21. 19n.
Keceipts were:
OfTlclal Monday
Cattle, holts. Bnet p.
3.1H1
41.21
4.8"2
4.tfc
2T6
t.4
4.419
bame day last week....
Same day week before.
Same three weeks ago.
Same four weeks ago...
3.705
4.S0U
.ti"i
4.tf, ;
11. ,14
6,124
i.i3-
earns day last year 4.0W
4.601
KECEIPl'8 FOR THE 1'1'IR T11 IiATk-.
Ihe following table shows the receipts of
tttle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ca
for the
year:
nttle
Hogs .,
Sheep .,
year to
data, cotiinared
with last
18
ij.
Inc.
;6, 1 o 1
llu.llti
W.l'w
.. 87S.1
..1.01.(ii'5
31t.U4
OC.41
IM644
mta.utiB
CATTLE UL'OTAllONb.
The following wlii snow the prlcea paid
for the different alnus of came on tne
bouth omana market:
Good to. holce corn-fed steers
r :tlr to choice corn-fed steers
Common to fair corn-fea steers..
Good to choice cows and hlfers..
.350086.76
. 4 fcU'UJ.OU
. 4 OIFV4.oU
t.bal.it
ra.r to good cows and heircie 3 u4.a
l-umnioti to fair cowa and heifers.. .uVu3.2d
Good to choice stocker A feeder. 4 uXtf 4 76
r air to good stockers and feeders. S.4ta4 .00
t.ommon to fair stockers 3 (4)3.40
v. 1 tc 2.6i)g4.w) I
'" o.UlKttTj.W
The following table shows the avecaao
pi ice of hoga at south Omaha tor the last
several days, with comparison:
May
b 1,4
6 :0Vkl f 161 4 6S! 8 621 7 071 6 Bbl 3 11
Miy
May
May
May
May
May
10.
I 6 24S 6 19, I &) I J On, 6 Mi e 1
11.
t U) 4 4 64 I I tw i 14
12...
13...
14... I
16...
IS...
17...
18...
19...
6 80.
6 28 14 G2I 47 1 6 9l I
in
6 201 4 88 0 4 1 Oki 6 CSi
sih
2S"8
2
4 611 8 S7i 7 131 3 71, S 17
I 6 341 7 111 i 68 i 21
4 61' 861 7 Un 5 8l 6 :
4 63 7 12, 6 7 30
6 16
5 0
8 S3
37Vil 6 26,
3V, 6 20.
b., i -in 16 741 6 11
4 4;:
3-i 7 U, till
Sunday.
The OfTlclal number of cars of
brought In today by each road was:
stock
H'r'a.
C, M. & St. P.
Missouri Pacific
V.SlUt.,luk4.w..
1 7
f. System 39
C. ft N. W., east 1
C. A N. W., west 64
r-M- 16
C, B. A Q , east 3
C.. B. A y.. west 46
C, R. 1. A P., east.. 3
C.. R. 1. A p., west... 3
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Weat 6
18
8
41
4
4
18
4
2
4
3
Total recelpta 187 114 17 t
The disposition of the day s receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
CaUle.Hogs.Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy 1'acKing co
Armour A Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
Hamilton & Rothschild
J. B.' Root A Co
Other buyers
464
1.1 1
641
689
fni 1
.1.2.6
. 62.1
.1,305
. 110
10
. 66
. 80
. 181
1.837
i.U
2,618
2,208
8i9
Touis
CATTLE Cattle
...4,013 i,M 4,iJ3
receipts thla morning,
wmcn numDerea close to 1.0 cars, were
nmau ior a Monday at this point as com
pared with the last three week. Re
celpta, however, at most other market
points were heavy for a Monday, so that
the total number of cattle on aaie at the
leading markets waa large.
Chicago, under the influence of the big
run at that point, sent out reports early
Indicating a alow and 10c lower market,
with the result that the trade at thla point
opened slow, and It waa late before a
clearance wss effected. As the demand
at this point waa good, while the supply,
aa noted above, was not very large, sales
men who happened to have something espe
cially desirable reported that they were
abls to secure steady or very close to
steady prices. This wss true more espe
cially of the lighter weight cattle. Heavy
cattle, on the other hand, were not only
slow, but buyers seemed determined to
take off on them enough to bring thla
martlet In line with Chicago, and they
succeeded In buying them aome lower. Per
hapa to call the trade at thla point ateady
to loo lower would cover the altuation
about as near aa would be possible in
words.
Cowa and heifers were In light supply
and good demand, so that in spite of the
fact that beef ateers were lower the cow
trade aa a rule was fairly active at fully
steady prices. Most of the cows and heif
ers sold In good season.
Only a few stockers and feeders were of
fered for sale and the market remained
In about the same condition aa at the
close of last week. There arss no material
change In prices, the few loads here selling
about steady.
Representative sales:
BEEF bTEERS.
Date. I 1T. iau6.19.H. 1903.,102.1801.1300.
May 4.... ( 21Vi J 261 4 5 6 75; 1 8 4 8 26
MX 15 6 W 4 83 t 72 1 02 6 i'J
i . 6 j. 4 titii ! s w 1 1
May 8 1 a 20V si;' a u .1 i ... tun.
....!
K A Pr Ke A. Ft.
4 140 S 71 14 461 10
4 let I 0 4 ISSt I 0
11 IU tH 11 1144 I 0
11 Ill 4 1 17 1147 I 00
I Ill 4 II 1 114 I 00
II Sit 4 40 It 1114 I 00
tSO t 40 II 1400 I 0
tt 161 4 60 41 lilt I 00
1 110 4 10 II 1M1 I 01
11 7S8 4 60 SI 1424 I 1
11 150 4 -A it 12lt I 1
It 1015 4 40 II 1134 I 1
1 1025 4 0 1 1SX I 1
16 IM III 1 14 I 1
II 1101 4 tt II 1412 ( 1
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IKKJS It was a 8 market Saturday
and a 3 16 market today. In other words,
hogs were lfc lower totlsy than the rlose
of Isst week. While the trade opened a
little slow, a It nalnrallv would with
prices so much lower, it was fnlrlv artlve
when once started and practically everv
thlng was sold before pt o'clock. Wl-ile
the great big bulk of all the hogs brought
3. 25. ss noted above, there was a sprlnki ng
of rough loads below Ihtt figure, while
there aero a very few loads good enough
to bring a little more.
A festure of ihe trade today was Ihe
uiuipuuuj iiTTiivy iviriifl, ine nrtivm oeinn;
larger than on any day last week Mtnl more
than dotihle the average Monday's run.
. Other markets were it so well supplied.
vnicago retxirtea early sur) lioss wit 1 a
I v!?,.' 0 . ,,
8",v,i
Pitjljo. This flo,d of hogs st
h Its consenuent break, wns
responsible for the decline at this and other
river markets.
The dtci.ne this morning wipes out all
Ihe advance of last week and more. too.
leaving the mtrket at the lowest point
touched since May 10. when the hogs sold
In vry nearly the same notches as todnv.
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41 207 ... t !
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SHEEP Recelnta thla m.Vi'ni.o ,.i.......
SO t Tt
of seventeen cars. In addition to wh-cu there
were two cars carried over from last week
The offerings consisted almost entirely of
lambs, there being no sheep ot ewea of any
consequence on sale.
The market as a whole wss In satisfactory
condition, there being a g-ood demand, so
that practically everything changed hands
In very good season In the morning. As to
prices, there was no great change, the
I maraet being generally quoted as steady
" ' "V- u,,u" lamun cum as mgll a
38.75. Four cara of the Gibson, Perlev A
Nolan lambs sold st 36 80, being the 'last
from their feed lots.
One string of four double decks of very
good Colorado lambs on the Mexican order
sold at 36.5, which Is the highest price
paid for shorn lambs on this market thla
year, and, so far as known, the highest
price ever paid at thla point. While fed In
Colorado, these lambs were finished at
Amea, Neb.
Quotatlona on clipped stock: Good to
choice western lambs, $8.2.vti4i.75; fair to
good lambs, ti.TMifi.26; cull lambs, 34.(0
66.26; gc od to choice yearlings, 36.7596.25;
fair to good yearlings, 83.6o&6.75; good to
choice wethera, 36. 76'Hn.OO; fair to good weth
er. 36.60fe6.76; good to choice ewes. 8.V50
6.76; fair to good ewea. 34.763660, bucka,
I4.2J(4.76,
No.
26 cull lambs
2 bucka
30 western ewes
712 feeder lambs
100 western lamb culls
3 western ewes ,
301 western lambs
276 western lambs
628 western lambs
1018 western lambs
5S5 western lambs
53 Colorado fed lambs
465 Colorado fed lambs
Av. Pr.
63 4 00
60 4 00
80 (00
S4 i 15
66 6 26
S3 6 60
73 3 16
81 86
78 35
72 60
84 75
76 6 85
77 85
MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOt'K
Cattle and Hogs Ten tn Fifteen Cents
Lower gheep Steady.
CHICAGO. May 21. CATTLE Receipts,
31,000 head; market lOtfloe lower; choice
to prime steers, 34 004J8.25; cows, 33.25
45 5.00; heifers. 32.76$ 5.36; bulls. 83.00ft
4.26; calves, 32.756.40; stockers and
feders. 32. 766 5.10.
HOGS Receipts. 60.000
10616c lower; choice to
head;
market
prime
heavy,
86. 3506.40; medium to good heavy, 36 80
66.86: butcher welsrhts. 18.82 W iff 6 37 W :
good to choice heavv mixed. 36.30 (fl 6.37 U;
pscklng, 3&.0Off6 67H
8HEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 20.003
head; market steady; sheep, 15 60ft 6.50;
yearlings, 36. 006. 60; lambs, 35.60a-7.71.
Kanaaa City Lire Itook Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 21 CATTLE Re
ceipt, 8,000, Including 100 southern; market
ateady; choice export and dressed beef
ateera, 16 254f3 60; fair to good. 84.to?35.26;
western fed steers, 83.fi5.26; stockers and
feeders, 33.004.60; southern ateers. 38 7if
4 60; southern cows. 3-i 50014 00; native cows,
32 6"iir4.60; native heifers, 33.4O-'b5.0O; pulls.
82.0tk&4; calves. 30.25'83 00.
HOGS-Receipts. 7,i0i head; market
10c lower; top, 36 S5; bulk of aales, M :tV8
6 3214; heavy, 36.25 35; packers, 36 2:ytf
130; pigs and lights, 35 JOft.ITH.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 6.50O
head; market steady and active; spring
lamha. 88 0u; lambs, , (iX(j7.6,i; fed sheep
and yeajrilngs, 85.2545.50; western clipped
yearlings, 3o 254f 25; western clipped !,eep,
35.00jiA.0O; stockers and feeders, 33.50k35.CO.
tt. Loals Live Stork Market.
ST. LOVI8, May 21. CATTLE- Receipts,
8.600 head, including 2.500 Texnna; maiket
easier; native shipping and export steers,
34 3vS.0O; dressed botf and butcher stfers,
38.754j5.iO; steers under l.nno pounds. 33 6v(f
4.65; stockers and feeders. 324oi&-4 61; cjws
and heifers. t2.0O4t.Of: dinners. 31.50ti2 rv
bulls. S2.4O64.&0; calves. 32.5076 7.0; Texss and
Indian steers, 33.0"&4.7i, cows and heifers
32.otya4.oo,
HOGS Receipt, R.tri" head; market lower:
tl'.
and lights, t wr(i6 35; puckers 8fiv;j
butchera and best heavy. f. JOflfi.ao
SHEEP AND LAMHS-ltecelpts. 6,60
head; market steadv; native muttons, 34 00
aon: lambs, I5.5(i v culls and bucks,
84 (i"6.00; stockers, 83 25fl 4 oft.
Bt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. May il CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.163 head: nurket active: natives,
l4.iVgti SO; ci ws and lie frs, $1.7542 l.ftl; atorlr
ers and feeders. $3 i.iVj 10.
HOGS Receipts, 4.3?! Iiend; market 7y9
10c lower; light,
heavy. JA 2Sfi T V ;
sales. $6 266 30.
SHEEP AND
$H2ti6 3o; medium and
pigs, $4.758600; buik of
IMBS- Reralpis,
2071
$7 76;
head; market 5'310c
lilgner; laisbs.
lambs, shorn, $6.80.
Ions City I, tie Stork Market.
SIOCX CITY. I , Mn H (Pp-rial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1 700 hen.l;
market, weak; stockern, lower; Beeves $4 00
86.50; cows, bulls and mixed, S3tfl4M:
stockers and feeder, $3.25il 25; calves and
yearlinci, $3.0r;&4.!6.
HOGS Receipts, 4.200 head, market 10e
loaer. selling at $6.156:6, bulk of (ilea.
toek In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal weatern markets yeiienlav:
Cattle. Hoe. Sheep.
South Omaha S.i:ii .4 4.41$
Sioux City l.Tort 4 4) .....
Kansas City t.Oort 7.7'rt 8.5un
Bt. Joseph 1 !tj 4.3.'S 2.071
Bt. Iouls 3 500 6.100 6.641
Chicago 31.trt 50.01s) -JO.Oial
Totals
.48.436 78.1J) 38.4M
Metal Merket.
NEW YORK. My 21. M ETA I. There
wure evidences of perjlatlTe rrallzlng on
lliiuldation in the Iindon market again
today, a very sharp break being reported
In prlcea, which closed between ICS l' e and
10 lower at 184 for spot and 178 for
futures. 1-ooaliy the market waa weak
and unsettled, with spot at 30.tki4j-41 00.
Copper was also lower In London, closing
at M12s6d for spot and 4 for futures
Locally tha market waa unchanged, with
lake quoted at 318 A eleetmlrtle
at SI 77 n1 eastlns at II ttflf t:v Irad
wss tmrhsnged at $6 ThH in the loeil
market. In Ixmdon prices weie also un
changed at ll,d. Hieltr wss Slightly
higher In the Knglish market.' with stand
ard foundry quote,! at b't 6d and Cleveland
warrant at Vs M. Locillr the market was
un. ranged, witn No 1 fonndrr northern
qooted at $1S7rlUTi: No. 2 foundry north,
ern and No. I foundry southern at $l8 8st
14 f and No. 2 foundry southern at $17 Test
te o
ST. HH IP, Msv 21. - METALtt Lead.
firm. So 80. bpciter. quiet, $j so.
Wool Market.
LONDON. Mv 21 W4.0L The offer
ings at the wool auction aalea today
amounted to 11,fl7 bale; merino were Iri
active demand and touched the highest
prices of the serte The home Trad
housht superior scoured medium corn
ro. hreds, and America took a fair sup
ply of medium to fine merinos and su
perior greaav cross-breds at full rate
1 ape of Good Hone and Natal stock waa
firm with a good demand. Following are
I ,n detail: New South Wale.
.rum oaies; scoured, is Sdttls 6V4d
gueenland. l.Sno bales; scoured. Is 3Ud
J,?? :'d:. lOdtjfle 3d. Vlctorfa.
l.OOO bales; scoured, Is lOdfM 3V4d.
VTT'; ' ,0n' Hd. South Australia.
300 hales: scoured, la dla lOd. T
rnanla. 2. 000 hale; greasy. TdOls 7d
New Zalond. 4. GOO bales; greasy. Is 3d
Cape of Good Hop and Natal, 400 bales
lOd"1' ' 7l1,',, lnH; preaay. ,tj
ST. LOriS. Mo. May II WOOL
Firm: medium grade combing and rloh
ing. 2SC.ne; light fine. iJftlRSr: heavy
fine, 1820r; tub washed. 33 0 87 "c
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 21 -COTTOV-Spot
t-lo-ed quiet, five points lt.wsr; middling nn
.,""c: mldllng gulf, lllie; sales.
3.000 bales
ST I.oriS. May 1.-trTTON-lltialT:
mlddllnr. 11 7.18c: aalea arm kau,-
21 hales; shipments, 271 bales; stock. 81.815
bales
LIVERPOOL, May 21 -ODTTON-Spet.
good business done; price unchanged;
Amerlcsn middling, 6 1. Id. The sale of th
day were n.ooa bsles. of which 1.60P were
for speculation and export and Included
II.401 American. Receipt, S.000 bales. In
cluding l.nro American.
NEt ORLEANS, May 21.-fXrrTTON-Spot
c oed easy; good ordinary, Vi; low mld
d Ing, 10 11-ldc; middling, 11 5 ljc; good mid
dling. 11 13-lflc; middling flr. 12 3-lc. Re
ceipts, 1,7X8 balee; stock, 118.TW bales.
aarar and Molaasea.
NEW YORK. May 31. - St'tlAR Raw.
ateady; fair refining. $ W-824K lS-lAc-rentrifugal.
96 trst. 8 U-S24T3 T-lse; mo
lasses sugar, t 31-82ffa 11-lc;. refined,
tesdy; No. 6. 4c: No. 7. 3.96c; No. 8.
No. P. 8l5c; No. 10. 3.80c; No. 11, 8.7c; No
12. 3.7nc; No. IS, S.dRe; No. 14, 3 86e; confec
lloners A. 4 35c; mould. A. 4.86c; cut loaf
6 20c: crushed. 6.20c: powered, 4.8nc; granu
lated. 4V: cubes. 4.75c.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Ortean open
kettle, good to choice. SOiftSSe.
NEW ORLEANS May . StTOAlt -Otiiet.
steady; open kettle centrifugal, 8ffi
3 i-le; centrlfueral whites, S(Ne; yellows
:M?8Se: seconds. 2G3L,c
MOIASSES-Nomlnal; open kettle. 7
30c: rvntrlfugnl. 7fl20c.
8 YRt.'P Nominal, 1520c.
" Market.
NEW YORK, May $1 COFFRB Tha
market for futures opened steadr at un
changed prices. In line with European
cables, which hardly responded to the
New York declines of yesterday, but Iu
'rotipe sold here after the opening. Bra
xMlan markets were a little disappointing
and the local market eased off during
the middle session. The close Was steadv
at unchanged prlcea to a decline of 5
potnta. all months being I polnta lower
except October. Pales for the day were
43.525 bags. Including July, at 6 36e;
August, .4Bc: September, 6 1006 66c;
October, 6 606.6Sc; December, 8 781
March. 77 05c Spot, ateady; No.
T Rio, TTc.
Olla and Rosin.
NEW YORK. May 21.-OILS Cbtfoneeed
oil. quiet; prime crude, f. o. b. mills, ale,
nominal; prim yellow, Itt.'SaSc. Petroleum,
steady: refined New York, $7.80; Philadel
phia and Baltimore. $7.78; Philadelphia and
Baltimore ia bulk, $4 86. Turpentine, dull.
627T2l4jC.
rosin Firm; strained common to good.
$4.2M?4.46.
OIL CITY. Pa.. May S.-4TL-Crdlt bal
ances, $1.64; shipments, 184.986 bbla; average,
67.576 bbls; runs, 12.636 bbls.; average.
65.860 bbls ; IJma shipments, 80.216 bbls'
average, 84,708 bbla.; Lima, runs, 12K.681
bbla. ; average, ,40.14J, bbl. ...
REAL EsTATK TRANSrBKS.
George C. Foster and wife to Mary
A. Jackson, part of lot 12, block ft.
Plain view , $ 1415
Byron Rd Co. to Joseph Trltg, tract
In block 8, Bowery Hill 4,260
Jsmes Kelle to Claude K. Camblin,
lot 18, block 2, Most subdivision.... 130
City of Omaha to Btort Real Estate
company, tract lot 10, block 4,
Alamo Plaxa
Peter Oravert and wife to Stanley
A. Davis, lota 13 and 14. block 34,
Benson J.060
Anna Doyle and husband to John
Kaplc. lot 14, block 2, Morrison a
addition 826
Caspar Wennlnshoff and wlf to O.
S. Osterhoff, lot 18, block 6, Wil
cox's First addition 1
Mary Jackaon and husband to Fran
ces E. I-oOnils, part of lot 31, block
2, Marysvllle , $,300
John W. McDonald to Omaha Loan
and Building association, lot 6.
block 8. Hanacom Place
Charles L. Wright and wife to George
D. Lasbury, lots 1 to 24, Olenwood
Hel-hts 1
Vena Miller to Ida E. Wilde, lot 30,
block 10, Shull'a Second addition.... I860
Martha Easton to Frank P. Eaaton,
lot 26. block 8. Brtggs Place 1,400
Ole W. Christensrn and wife to K
C. Chrlatensen. part of lota and
lO.block 3. Myera. Rlrharda At Tll
den'a addition L26
Ferdinand Neuman to A. P. Karaua.
eVi of lot 8. block 468, Grandview. . .. ltt
Sarah Kiclianbach and husband to Na
than Splcer, lot 8. block 4, Lake's
addition 1 3,636
Olll L. Draucker and wife to James
Allen, lot 4. block 2. C. E. Mayne's
First addition 11.700
F. C. Taylor and wife to S. A. Gil
berts, lot 8. block 8, Spring Lake
Park 280
George P. Daniela to Frank Hlbbeler,
lota 6. 10 and 11. block I. MoCor
mirk's Second addition 3,800
Henry Strelght and wife to J. M.
Hoobler, lot 10. block 6, Hanseon
Place .3M
Willma D. Branch and husband to
Amanda B. Wright, wVfc ot awl.
17-14-10 1
Simon Robinson and wife to . Marr
Robinson et al.. lots t and 10, block
8. Omaha View 1
Hastings A Hevden to Martha
Czerwlnskl, lot 3. block 8, Summit.. 460
H. O. Cushman and wife to Jacob
Stefsnski. part of lot 22, block 4,
Haw-alls subdivision 8T7t
Omaha Mercantile company to Mar
tha Robeson, part of Iota 11 and 11,
block 86. South Omaha 16
We cor J ltl I y Invitt orrct
pondence on High Qradd
bonds.
A. B. LEACH & CO.
FORMERLY
F ARSON, LEACH & CO.
NEW YORK CHICAGO
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
THE GREEN BOOK
If Interested la Cars Stocks writ tow
ta Ct&fifJt BOOK, ftTlag- oapltalUatloa,
Sar value, klfh aad low nileeo aad 4Url
ends np to date oa th Mew lark aad
Bta-.oa Caiha. Also, tcUrt stocks oa
new York, Boston. Oblcgtt, siladlpbta
and lMttsttarg saoJtaagea.
A cosy will Da mailed JTBIB apa appll
oatloa. FREDERICK R. TIBBETTS
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