Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1007
13
MAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
3pen:n Thit Crowd William to Tskt
Uther ida of the CtL
INCLINAX10NS AnE IM TAVCR CF BULLS
"Hit's; Power la 4ood a ad Coaetd
ntVla Km U Abaorbod, tko Da.
aeaad front Com aw taatoa
looses Belaaj Iinii.
OMAHA. May 10, IW.
I Tb market openexj witn th crowd willing
to take either side, but It hiding to
ira buliten. Trading wm quiet, althoutcfi
large Interval show. Buying power
' good and consideifetile woeat waa
aiaoriel. Cables came, strong: and foreign
-.i. I vary grat. Vltii a imui favur
aot weHtner forecast conditions for seed
lug and tne tyruwing crops look batter.
Wheat oiued at mug with strong da-
mand front commission bouses for Sep-teni-lr
opt Ion. Buying ant selling wara about
, even or.d showed that tha crowd waa
willing to go either way with at una alight
tijtna.i strength. Report trom northwaat
now seeding to be proarreaslng very slowly
and umJer moat unfavorable clrcumstancee.
f ijKlahorna report crop damage 4v par cent
to W per cent. Mny wheat opened at TtVi
bni, cloned lie bid.
Corn opened firm with a good demand,
shlpptnj ara demanding better prices,
claiming an advance eu,iiul to wheat Trad
Brightened const, le,.ury later with do)
on Mhv option of 'Hi o ild.
' moderate, being mostly of tha July
OI'IK).,. ulay opilUII fcf.ll v.rll. 'I li, r ,,.,,.
aires (J y sown have not advanced materially
rut 11,0 limiting slow progress. Ma uats
opened at 42c btd and Hosed at 42'4C bid.
Primary wheat receipts Were 66I.O0O bit.,
and shipments 8S7,0oO bu.. against reeelpla
of ltH.ia.si bu. last year, and shipments of
Sfil.OoO bu. Corn receipts were tfcO.Cix) bu.
Jind ehlpmcnts 6.12.04) bu., against receipts
Inst year of 372,ou bu.. and shipments of
IM.0C4) bu.
Clearance were 44&0nft bu. corn, oats
12, UK) bu., and wheal and flour equal to
i.J bu.
Liverpool closed wheat Vid higher to Vsd
lower, and corn unchanged 'id higher.
Argentina wheat shipments wer J.O.S8.0O0
bit., ugalnst 3.104, mo dii. last year.
Argentina corn shipments were 463,000 bu ,
against J.2;i4.CtiO bu. last year.
Seaboard reported for export 190.000 bu.
wheat and ." bu. corn.
Lucal range of options:
89.10. Short clear
1'tfi2V,. Ijird. per Ifln bs
i-j,.p, ii-'aejr, e'J.Vttn .'n.
The receipts, and shipments of flour and
gtfcln were: Receipts. Shipments
'lou", bl.ls zs,(0 jj.v
VVbeat. bu 01.01 ,.u
PCorn, bu ixVn
Oats., bu 3-.0" 8.Ut4)
. l S.iM) BT0
Barley, bu s,M 2tOuQ
On tha l"roduce exchange bxlav the but
ter market was steady; creamery, WaXic;
i i 'f10- rra, steady; at mark, cum.
in - nrxts, ioc; print' firsts, 17c.
EW lORK
aotatlona
Uii Ijc
GENERAL NtRltUT
Varloae
Artlrles.l Open. I High.) Low. Closo.lTes'y.
WTieat-1
Mny...
July...
Sept...
Oorn
May..
July...
hiept.
, Oats
May.
July.
Sept
77B 79 B
iKHrW
HO Hi
4? WiB
451tni 46'H1
42 B 42VJB
41B 41IB
3.-,B 36B
77B 79 b1
7SB
0 II h"B
46 5B
46,B 4ft "B
40SB 46B
42 B 42V4B
41B 41B
a,WB 354.B
77HB
78-,A
797B
4StB
4fSA
41B
4U,iJ
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prleaa.
WHEAT No. 2 bard, 7g78V4c; No. I hard.
7441771,0; No. 4 hard, 6SU74c; No. 3 aprlng,
Vf43'784j
COKN-No. t 45HHc; No. , 46J4Sc; No.
4. 4X'a4Vtci No. 1 yellow, 47c; No. 3 yellow,
uic; No. 3 white, 47Hc
OATS-No. 3 mixed, 40440c; No. I
viblte, 414701 No. 4 white. 41a.
KYfC No, 3. 63o; TTo. 3, lHc
Carlo! Keoelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 177 JCS
Minneapolis 278
Omaha .". 1 ' W 14
Duluth 17
The government report which came over
thia morning was bulliah and it waa prW
rnurlly upon thia report that tb maiket
Advanced so strongly. The report snows
the condition- of wheat May 1 at Ki t, oa
compared With 89.9 the first of April. 91
on May 1 last year, 92.6 on May 1, 11,
and 7.i on May 1. 19o4. The report also
ahowa a decrease of i.632,iX bushels In tha
acreage as compared with tha December
report on winter wheat
CHICAGO OH AIM AS1 PROV1SIOSS
FViaturea of tha Tradlag ) Cloainst
Prloee Board of Trade. .
CHICAOO. May 10. Wheat for J"uly de
livery sold hera today at bo.-vc, an advance
of So frotu tna lowetpaiat,of U(n-dy. - Tti
causa otf Uie upturn was 'tiieoflicial cor
rolxiratloh of tne urop damage reports
which hav ben In eirculationi for. soma
tiuie. At tha close the July option In wheat
was up Z'jtriC. Coin was up Outi
were So higliur. provisions were Xfeo to 10c
higher,
.according to tha government crop re
pot ' the condition ot winter wheat in the
Cn.tcd Slates on May 1 was 82.0. This es
timate was higher than had been generally
expected and for aoino time after the an
nouncement was made from Washington
the market showed signs of weakening.
Later when tne report waa considered us a
whole and it waa seen that a large acreage
had been abandoned, sentiment changed to
bullishness. The area, of winter wheat re
itiining in cultivation on May 1 was about
a.5w.tm acres leas than the area reported
as sown last fall. This. It was claimed,
would Indicate a total yield of 8o,)0,iK bu.
less than was given in the April report.
This statement brought out an avalanche of
buying orders and during the remainder of
the day tha voluu.-.'e of trading was enor
moua. Tha heaviest buying was aald to
have beeu by commlmilou houses, with
eustern connections and it was aald that
several prominent Wall street nailers were
largely interested In the purchases. Prices
roeo rapidly until July towchad Vic. Other
options were equally as buoyant Prior to
tne government crop report the market
showed moderate strength because of con
tinued cold weather In the northwest, and
strong market at I,lverpxl. Trading
closed amid fntensa exclieniont and with
prices noar the high marset. July opened
Vic lower at Si'w sold at tt'VU'V, and
hon advanced to 8ajc. Final quotations
were at SS'mljHc. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to &02.O1X) bu. Rxporte for
the week ss shown by Bradstreet's were
equal to 3.COU.OIO bu. Primary receipts were
ftl.uo bu., against 1G4.0IU bu. for the same
day last year. Mineapolls. l'uluih and Chi
cago reported receipts of So cars, agalnat
e last week and l.'a a year ago,
Tim market for coarsu grain was over.
hkved by the overwhelming trading in
Wilt. The market failed to show any
marked repone to the upturn In wheat,
tha tone bwng steedy all day following a
snuill advance at the opening. The close
waa nrm. July corn openea uncnangea to
He higher at 60c to Sil,o. advanced to 6
i.of c and closed at S0-4C Local receipts
were 177 enra, with 33 cars of contract
rrade.
The oats market was fnlrly active, the
colder weather in tha northwest bringing
Out a good demand from shorts and com
mission hoases. The tone waa firm all day.
July oata opened a shade lower to a shade
higher at 4JV: to 43lc. advanced to 43c
and closed gt 43HU'Uc. Local receipts were
366 cars. '
Trading In provisions was fairly active
go J the market waa firm. Large shipments
of lard stimulated bullish sentiment Shorts
and local packers led In the buying. At the
close July pork, was up toe at tJtl. 70. Lard
was up IV at tD.riVsifl '..:. Riba were 2Vo
htuher ot 39.10.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
SO mm; corn. 210 cars; oats, SJu cars; hogs,
1S. head.
The leading- futures ranged aa followat
of the nor on
Commodities.
. TORK, May 10-FIOfR-Recelpts,
tibia.; exports. g.SDJ bbls ; market firtner
out quiet, w.tu H gout irnde. tinneo,a
P,4,,inu, Kj?4.wi; Mlnnteota bnkers. 33.30
ti.1.86; winter patenU, U.itii4.16; winter
ft'ralghts, 33.4A;6; winter extras, i2.$ri
U"; winter low gradea, f2'ya.oo. Hye
flour., nrm; fair to good, 33.7tu4.l; choles
'o funcy, 33.144 16.
It YE Quiet; No. 2 western, 72'4jC, a L t,
Buftalo.
Wl I KAT Receipts, 147.000 bu.: exports.
tl.fit bu.; spot ninrket strong. No. 2 red,
8iC elevator and 94c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
Jiortherti Iiuluth. 31.03i. f. o. b., afloat; No.
'i hard winter, MV,c, f. o. b.. afloat. Thero
was a, sensational Jump In wheat prices to
day, following the government report
UraVy outside buvlng sent values up over
ic a bushel to new high levels for the
season. It was by far tne biggest market
of the year and closed net higher.
May, KlVuttiHc, closed at 9.V; July, WS'if
JKUkc, closed at 9! l-16c: September, W l-lfttfi
VS closed at 9Sc; December, 96VW'c,
cloF.-d at !rHc.
CORN Receipts, 39,775 bu.; exports. 18I.S18
bit.; spot market steady. No. z, uc cieva.
9:
9iH!
I I
8f.54:ssHtil
"S-"S87-hH
ass
4PT.I sou
a 14
16 48
1 DO
14 70
8
I 17S
I JO I
I9R I
I 10
I 30
4!vayfjoo4i
48
Articles. f Orn. High. Ixw. Close.' Yes y.
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
Mir
Ji.ly
8et.
Oats
May July
Bert '
lork-
Hy
July
S-it
Lard
MiV
Julv
P. pt
Riiis
Uv
July
fcept
3o V
18 45
14 TO
1 70
10
9 35
8
I 10
48 4Ri
i 4VaS 43'!U
i ss
i 00
i :
14 48 I 14 45
14 trSs) H 70
i- a
9 0?Hj
l
oi-si
i km
I 10
as
!
9 w
t s
ITS
t 98
17V
No 3.
Ois'.i quotations were aa follows-
KI.Ol It-Steady; winter patents, 33.3&4
3.U; winter straights. (J ii43.40; spring pat.
ente. 33.6i-'fl ': spring atralghta, 3a.liij4.4f
b.tkers. Sl.lu'it-e.
h KAT No. aprtng, 8C; No. 3 8TO
9lc; No. 8 red. tUUt'KeHc "
CORN No, t jVt'Ubvc; No. t yellow
Cl'-M" S c.
tAT No. t. V.c: Nil. 3 white, 4:!H3c
ISYH No. & TtHilTio,
BAM KY Fair to choice malting. TtiaTSc
BI'KI S-No. 1 flax. II lHi No. I nonhl
wtrii. 31 -4. Clover, contract grade
I'.i.tn.
r -j-l'iVISlONH atiort riU sUn, . i.v.
tS.Sn.k ( lioit, Ji titi, H,-.itt
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Weakorm of Thursday (nbsiln, bat Mood
of roll Depreuion FrtTgilt,
UNION PACIF C ADVANCES SLIGHTLY
rismnelal Plaa More Favorably Re
garded Thaa First fharp Rlao
la Wheat Causes Farther
Apprebeasloa.
NEW TORK, May 10.-There was a sub
sidence today of the weakness which was
manifested In yesterday's stock market,
but the market continued in a mood of dull
depte.slon, which was only occasionally
relieved bx Isolated Items of news. There
as some revision of opinion towards the
Lnlon Pacific financial plan from the ex
treme disfavor In which It was held yes
trrdar. l nlon Psclflc Itself showed Indi
cations of some absorption and resisted the
occasional pressure which It suffered with
the rest of the UstTha quotations today
1 uion racinc righla on the curb
the
for the
maraet were V, and tinder and for
Southern Pacific rtM it a,M nnH.r
Great Interest attached to the monthly
crop report published by the Agricultural
department shortly after noon. The rise
In wheat after the report appeared to the
highest price of the eesnon was a de
pressing factor In the latent stock market.
Ihe percent g of condition reported for
the winter wheat crop did not show as
large a deterioration i.art k..f
tor and MVfcc, f. o.tv, afloat; No 1! white, the showing ot upwards of 3.6O0.O00 acres
U-R..mn. -."; gold coin nn.1 bullion, 397,897,7:4;
goid ccriifliateo, 344.oVi.870.
REPORT OF TIIK (LKtKIMI HOlK
Transaetloaa of lb Associated Baaks
for (be Week.
NEW TORK, May 10 Brndstreefs hen
Clearlnts repoi t for the week ending May
9 shows an nsgregntn of ZWA.iia,nin, as
against 33.ICi8.4M last week and H.l.u,i10.'4J
In the Col responding week last year. Chii
Sdlsn (IcarlnKS for the week total 3sr,.i,
(10. ss against ITi.&XonO la-t e k and I.S,
C.M.om in the same week l.tst year. The fol
lowing la a lint of the cities:
CITIE&
Clearings.
Inc.
Dec.
mi.c- Nn. S ve low. fiiHir. f. o b.. afloat in
option market was more ac'Ive and firmer,
with wheat closing VU V net mgoer. tay
closed at Sic; July, nKWSc. closed al
Wc; September closed at 63.
OAT8 Receipts, 136, bvi.; exports, 11.
4SO bu. ; fpot market ejisy. Mixed, 28 to 33
lbs., 47c: natural white, 30 to X3 lbs.. 48Wtr
47V: clipped white, 86 to 40 lbs., ildJ'Ac.
HAT Steady, shipping, gmsjlioc; good to
choice. 3i.3tKa-i.3S. . ,
HOl'9-Bteady; gtnte, common to choice,
IftiW crop, 14-ii1 he; 116 crop. 4Vfl'e: I'aclflc
Cosst IK crop, fytfllc; 1? crop, tVUc.
HIDKS Quiet ; Bogota, 34 V-
LKATHER Steady: acid, H'STo. ,
PHOV1810N3-Beef. firm: family. tfV"
14.50; mess, 3S.6O-til0.O0; packet. 311.WVill.s.
city extra India mess. 3J2.0Ofl22.8O Cut
meats, firm: pickled bellies. 31o.5O912.0o;
pickled hams, tU.(etflW Lard, firm;
western prime, $9.15--(i9.26; refined. Arm; con
tinent, 38 6f; S. A., 310.60; compound, l8.7S't
8.H. Pork, firm; family. is.6i''ilo.j;
short clear, fl7.fK 18.50; mess, 317.ia.ls.w.
TALLOW Firm; cltv ($2 per pkg.), So,
country (pkgs. free), f5'4Hc.
RlCiS Firm; domestic, lilr to extra, 2T
tfUHc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTBK Easy; street price, extra
creamery, KW-y2c; official prices cteam
ery. common to extra, 20'i26c; held, com
mon to firsts, mjlMe; stale dairy, common
to fancy, 3iji26c; renovated, common to ex
tra, ltKh'Wc; western factory, common to
firsts, 1MC22C; western Imitation creamery,
extraa, 24 !; fl rata, 22c.
.lllE8l--gteady; state, full cream,
smell colored and white, September fancy,
15c; state, October, best. 14'4il4Mic; good to
prime, K(&13c; state, large September
fancy, lnVkc atate. October. bt. 14W144ji-.
state, good to prime. 12iWl!ttc. Deslrab e
grades of new small colored, steadily held
at Uttc; small white sells slowly and 12c
about top; unsaleable largs abovs llWa
"KctoS-Weak; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 21c; mixed
extra, 2Sc; firsts to extra firsts. 18lsc;
western firsts, 17H18c; official price, same;
seconds, 17((i'17i4c.
I"Oi:LTRV Alive, firm; spring chickens.
30c; fowls, l&c; turkeys, 11c. Dressed, quiet;
turkeys, 104tl4c; fowls, 10614c.
St. Loals General Market.
ST. LQUT8. May 10 WHEAT Higher;
track No. 3 red, cash, 844Vc; No. 3 hard,
82'iHc; July. 85StiSc: September. 8.V0.
CORN Higher? track No. 3 cash. t2c;
1 OAT-HIgher; track No. i cash.
44c; July, 4t)Hc; September, 36'x,c; No. 3
white. 4Hc.
FLOUR Strong; red winter patents. a.W)
CN.00; extra fancy and straight. 83.2&3'3-e;
clear, 32.8&4I3.0O.
SKKli-in.iomy. steady at 33.00473.75.
CORNMEAL Firm. 32.50.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, KQWc.
HAY-fitrong; timothy, 315.50ari9.50; prai
rie. 310.0os13.0a
IRON COTTON TIES 31.09.
BAGGING 10o.
HPJMP TWINE 10c - , , w,
PROVISIONS Pork, htKher; Jobbing,
310.9. ' Lord, higher; prime steam, 38 "5.
Drv salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
xft.&lt,: . clear ribs. 39.75; short clears,
f.R7Vt. Bacon,- steady; boxed extra short
lle.5"; cteor riDa,
sales. Hl(h. Low. Cloaa.
i.t
to. 100
800
0
uo
.... A
400
800
11.20
100
ll.ft
'"ino
i.400
i't'ii
3.100
't4"6
700
1.100
S,4u
1H
to
80S
short clear.
810.75.
piCLTRT Firm :
Stiflii-JHc; turkeys. He;
. B V TT ERr-Weak ;
EGGS Steady, 14o.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu
chickens, 12c; springs,
ducks. 10c; geese, be.
creamery,
Receipts. Shipments
10.000
24.POO 24.0O0
70.000
O.0U0
.WLOOO
. 69.000
Kassss City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS C1TT. May 10. WHEAT May.
7SV,c; July. Sic; September, 82c. Cash:
No. 3 hard, SOifi'Sc; No. 3, 77Q3c; No. 2 red,
S7c; No. 3, 79 85c.
CORN May, 4!sc: July and September,
46V- Cash: No. 3 mixed. 61fitS2c; No. 3.
51c; No. 2 white. 534j63i4c; No. 3. Mc,
OATS No. 3 whits, 44ac; No. 3 mixed,
4Mi 4.114c-
R TIC Steady, 62fi6c.
HAV Steady: choice timothy, 315.0016.00;
choice prairie, ti0.&10.75.
li C TTli R Creamei y, 1: packing. 16c.
. , Receipts. Shipments.
62.000 T2.0IO
28.0D0 45.0I0
9.000 12,000
Wheat, bu. ....
Corn, bu. ......
Oatsj tii
Closing quotations at Kansas City as fur
nished by Logan at Bryan, No. 3 Board of
Trade:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. ! Close,
Wheat
July. Sept....
Corn
July.... Sept
77m
79S
4'
Til
l
77;80el
79SJ KsH
4rH'45Tktf46l 4SH
4bM 46:4HkdVi
li Bid. A Asksd.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, May 10.-WHEAT-Spot,
No. 2 red western winter, steady. 6a 3d; No.
1 California, firm. Sa 6d. Futurea, qulol;
May. SaiiSi': July, 8s 7d; September, 6. 8'd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 4s7'AJ; American mixed, old, 4s 7WJ.
Futures, quiet; July. 4a ISd; September,
taTSd.
Peorliv Grain Market,
PEORIA. May lO.-CORN-Hlgher; No,
3 yellow end No. 3 Wlc; No. 4. 48i,c; no
grade. 4tN7o. '
OATS-Virm: No. 3 white, 44H; No. t
white, 43ViM4e; t'o. 4 e-hlte. 4Sc.
RYE Steady; No. 1 87ti'i'X-.
WHISKY On basis of 31.1 .for Jlnlahed
goods.
Pkllndelnhtn Prednrt Market.
PHILAPF.IJ'HIA. May 10. BUTTER
Steadr: good demand; extra western cream
ery, fTc.
EG(;S Steady; fair demand; weatern
flrsts. free caiesi 18c at mark. 1
CHtlKSE Firm and scarce; New York
full creams, IJdUe.
wiiurr Hinea wneat was rar In excess
or any current supposition. The continued
oeluy to spring wheat seeding In tTle
northwest was also a discouraging factor.
The London market was a center of soms
depression, growing out of disorders among
the Indian subjects of the British empire.
London was reported a buyer of some
stocks in this market. Including Union Pa
cific. Estimates of the weeks currency
movement did not Indicate a change In
the cash Item, the receipts on balance on
tne interior movement having been enough
appuiently to rather mors than offset the
SLtbtr-easury s sbsorptlon from the market,
the latter Including, however, the 32O0U0O0
deposlt-d for the telegraphic transfer to
fan Francisco. The money market was
appreciably stronger nevertheless, and this
caused the supposition that some Urge
yndicate operations have affected the loan
-.1!?, , tne,lj"''s during the week. Some
"'f I'"' w'Kits In Reading was accom
panied by unconfirmed rumors of an In
tended note issue. Its decline helped to
pO 111 down the whole of the later market
v,to? ti7.!I;Vrrr.irulor' To,ai pa-r
H 'rS Waii"IW SUt" U deC"npd
on1""! were?"' 'n1 Cl"ln 0uo'n
Adama Bipreas, ax-dl
Amaisainata4 Copper
Am. c. ft P ;
Am. C. A F. pfit '
Am. Cotton OH
Am. Cotton oil pta
American Kipraaa
Am. H. 4 u pf4
American lea
Am. Ignored oil
Am. tilnmrO OH pfd.. ......
Am. Locomotive, ex-dle....
Am. Locomotlrs sfd
Am. g. R
Am. . A R. pfd
Am. Susar Raflnlnc
Am. ToImcco pfd ctra
Anaconda Mlnlnf Co
Atchison, aa-dlr. ai-rlghU.
Atchlaon, ptd. ai-righta
Atlantlo Coaat Una
Baltimore a Ohio
Bal. A Ohio ptd
PiwJdys Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
t'heaapeake A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A gt. p
Chloago T. A T
Chicago T. a T. pfd
C . C, C. A St. L
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A go. lit pfd
Colo. go. Id pfd
Conaolldated Caa
Corn Prnducta
Corn Products pfd
Delaware A Hud,on...,
11.. L. W
Denver A R. O
D. R. O. pfd
Matlilars' Becurltlea ,.
Brls
Erla lal pfd s.
Erie 14 pfd
General Elrctrla
Illinois Central
Intamatlonal Paper ..,
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pinup pfd
Iowa Oeatral
Iowa Central pfd
kanaaa Cltr 80 ,
K. C. So. pfd
Loulavllle A N
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. t
8. M.
8. M.
MlB-'Oert PaclAe
M., K. A T
M.. K. A T. ptd
National Lad
N R. K. of H. pfd...
New Tork Central
H. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
N. A W pfd ,
North American
. I M . 11-11
' Pennaxlvanla
People a Oaa
P.. C. C. A 8t. L,
Preened Steel Or
Preened g C. pfd
Pullman Palaca Car...
Reading
Reading 1st pfd, oerod
Reading Id pfd
Republic Steal
Republic Steal pfd...,
Rock Island Co
Rock l.l.nd Co. pfd..
St. L A 8. P. li pfd
Rt. Loula 8 W
St. L. B. W. pfd
Southern paclne
so. Paolflo pfd
Southern Railway ....
80. Railway pfd
Tonoraate C. A I.....
Texaa A Pacific
T., St. L A W
T . St. L. A W. pfd..
Cnlon Paclflo
Cnion Paclfle pfd
If. g. Eipreas
V. I. Realty
V. 8. Ri.rfxr
V. g. Rubber pfd
V. S. . Uleel
C. 8. Stacl pfd
Va. -Caro. Chemical ..
Va -Caro. Chem. pfd..
We ttash
WabeaA pfd
Welle-Pargo Rtnreaa .
W'eatlftghnuaa Blertrlo
Western tJnloa
Whaallng A U E
Wiaconaln Central ..y.
Wis Central pfd
Northera Paclfle
Central Leather ,
Central Leether pfd.
goes-Sheirield Steel ..
Grert Northern .......
Int- MetropoliUB ....
int. Met. pta
100
Uo
4
40n
too
. n.400
'. " ioo
.' "iri
. l.Jno
, 1.0O0
loo
aoo
1.400
700
800
,?'22N.. St. P. A 8
pfd.
Stlnneaaolls brain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS May 10. WHEAT-July.
HHc; September, 91So; No. 1 hard, Wi!i4c:
No. I nortlK-rn. sSujuWo: No. 3 northern. 91
fl,"1" ., vn. itorthern. W.rsn
FLOCR Flrat patents, 34.594.0O; second
p.r.iu, 4-4.w4 to; llik tlal,
BRAN In bulk. lo.tj(gl8.2S.
Mllvraakeo Grain Market.
MILWAI'KEB, May W.-WHEAT-N0. 1
northern. SluiKic; No. 3 DortlMsrn, 87eSc;
JulV, t!'JC.
t'ORN-Julr. 50SC asked.
BARLEY No. 8. euaoio; sample. gOQTOc.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May 10. M ETALS The
Ixinilon tin market waa a little lower, with
put cloning al a-l.M 6a and futurea at 17
Sa. Locally, however, the market was firm
aud heavier, owing to light auppllea, with
siot quoted at l4.i5.iju tpper was ir
regular in the London market, with spot
closing Is higher at H1 lio, and fut.rea as
lower at tut liw.' Locally the markut was
unlet and uuchuiged. Ivike waa quoted at
, 2S.I J-1 5Uk easting at 3-i 7i Zi. 4. Lead was
unchanged .t .vio.ijrj in the looul market
and advauoed 2a ed to 18 15a In London.
Sijolter wa unchanged at '3b 16s sd In lAn
don, but was Lwor lot-ally at !.;. ii 64.
Iron waa still higher abrvud, with standard
fotindry quoted at tils 7d and Cleveutn
warrants at 61s 3d. Locally the market w:a
rirui tod irles are somewhat nomiiuU a
far as the spot position la cotu-orned. N a. I
foundry Is quoted at Ji.3i.rJo U, N4 3,
rurthern, at l- 0,rJ 50, NV.-. 2 foundry,
kuuthern, at 3-i.ua- and No. 1 f 01 didry,
ou'-hera, i?t, at 3-i CH-a' 0o
ST. 1-OV13. ilay k -M TTAL -Load.
'iu:t. 3w.-' 6vaiora doiX, e-J.W.4a,
lo
1.000
l.io,
loo
l.loo
'i.'46
400
u0
500
W. 400
4.000
"'400
is j. aw
l0
!00
100
.. 84.MO
.. 4. MO
.. 1.000
t
100
!! "'100
t"0
..144.704
800
400
lo
II 400
8,100
4H MV4
11 tt
100 100
aou
iiiii m'
"i'i
i
ioc4. 10044
87 14
1764 174k
414 '404
11 1014
lSit4 IfO
1344 111
'it" ii"
S54 4i
854 U
'" 'it"
1114 11
i si v. 174
"Mi, 'u
'48 M4
84 394
rt 604
89 ti
1474 147
44 (44
&D4 f4
1174 1164
81 tot,
in"
744 74
S4 tH
45 4S
614 l
ii'i" iii"
37 S6
774 7
12t4 121
14 80.
.....
iio 1044
'riii "i4
tit u
1H 1 tiH
48 48
'sis m"
11414, 11.14
x 104
464 464
1474 1414
'194 'fiij
834 5i4
1444 1414
to 4 804
'io ' 'si"
1! loi4
J74 11
1004
Nw Tork
Ch.rago
iioston
Philndeli-hia
St. Ixiuls ,
Ilttsburg
San Francisco
BnJtlmoro
Katwas City
Cincinnati
New Ori-ns
Mlnneopolts
Cleveland
Detroit ..
Loulavllle
Lis Angeles
OKiAA
M.lwaukee
Seattle '
St. Paul
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Denver m
Fort Worth
Richmond
Albany
Washington
Sn.lt Lake City
Port Is nd. Ore
Columbus, O.....
St. Josvpti
Memphis
rVivntinah
Atlanta
Spokane, Wash
Toledo, O
Tacoma
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
lVnrla
Des Moines
Norfolk
New Haven
M l l and Rapids
! Dayton
Portland, Me
Sioux City
SDtinrfield. Man....
j Evansvllle
Birmingham
Sy rncuse
I Augusta, Ga
Mobllo -
. Worcester
Knoxvllle
Wilmington, Del
Charleston, S. C...
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Fla....
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport
Little Rock
Wheeling. W. Va...
Fall River
Kalnniazoo. Mich....
'4 I Topeka
SprlnKfleld. Ill
f.'S I Helena
Fort Wayne, lnd
New Bedford
Lexington
Tottngstown
Krie, Pa....
Macon
A kir n
Rockford. Ill
Cedar Rapids, la
Chester, Fa
Ringhamton
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Canton, O
Bloomlngton, III..
South Bend, lnd..
Qulncy, 111
Springfield, O
Sioux Fulls, S. D.
Mansfield. O
Decatur. Ill
I Fremont, Neb
Jacksonville, 111..
Lincoln, Neb
1 eon.kl.nd. Cal
'Houston
'Galveston
ai.ii.
8.1.
4 1,.
12 .
10.3 .
'i'.iy'.
29. 2!.
1.91.
23 61
8
.l81.7P4.IlI.0iW
ZlO-.I'L.t"!)
ii,j;.oi,
14H.V,,.oot
ti.tr.iii
54.ne.um,
Al.S-'l.O'"!!
.s.(W.i
ai.i.w"")
lii.lfl.O"!1
ai.s.a.iu
15.7"4."ii;
14,si.ii
12.S.il.0lW.
' 12,44.IJHI
11,438,0001
lu,7,i.imi
8.n7,ti
9.197.(iOO
7.17Z.til
.044.U
8.M7,""
7.415.U'
8.419.li
.ir,(MO'
6.4.K.H")!
6.80iOHO
6,78t.tt)
7,143.(
6.6lfT,o
,oas.oi
4.S1.H.KI0!
S.W.0OM
4.C17.0i 13.9
6.815.iOO
1.8
28.6
I 19.4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fgir Icqu r for Cgttle, Bfoeiptt Licbt and
Fr 0ft Etftsdj.
HOG MARK iT SHOWS riUCTUATIONS
General Market lllghar, with Highest
ttaotatloa tor Month heep Be
celpts Light, with 4)noln
lona A boot Steady.
BOl'TH OMAHA. May 10, 1907.
Receipts aerv
Ofllclal Monday ...
Otilclal Tuesday ...
Ofllclal Wedm-Jdsv
I Official Thursday .
j Official Friday ...
Cattle. Hogs. 8hcep.
w r4 ... tut n...
14 M 4 St XV..
7 l'4 to 4 V 14..
4 . ... PI ... 8 8.4 1
r f 8 t
11 ... 8 414
l't ... 4 45
... 4 4
4.UU
4.918
, 3.M
. 1.708
6.8
Five days this week. .19.03
Same days last week 22.732
Same daji 2 wee.Vs sgo..35.Wn
Same dsvs 8 n. mo. iK.wd
15 ll ' j Ssme days 4 tr. iigo.. .
tiu
104
IW4
10?
12414
24
41
14
J'.u
IO1H4
74
IS
r4
ITU,
10
40U
11
ISO
1324
8
14
11
44
14
89
4414
1.11
18 4
76
10
4
24
71
4
4
68
ID
14111,
144
14
71
at
75
18
IS 4
14
kt
HA
11
484
100
111
74
35
4
IS
81
1114
4
"4
82
;?4
1224
1
70
.44
9
10 .;..
17.0I.
13a)..
4.6,..
27.9,..
14..
11.9..
i'.l!..
3.4
17.1!
1.7
28.9;
ll.ll
34.61
40.3
6.140
.!
4.573
7.4
6.O0O
JS.753
47.3i
42.7S4
4A.403
41.l
3o.61S
i.8'1
1.616
4.877
.
l.&W
r.srn
S1.H
61. 9H
8.1. i2
31.603
Same days last year 20,900
the following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South umana for
the year to date compared with last year:
I
Cattla
Hogs ,
Sheep
1907
416.371
8S8.443
714,yol
lien!. Ire.
34R..7U1 66.870
R.1
tiT4,8ol 40,160
Dai".
T2.6rt6
84.9
4,t3.oii
4.te'.,"
4.M,0o.
3.74iOi)!
4.Ki.l"
2.9W.j
S.l.iOI
2.!.0'!
2Mv.f:
2,Wi.)
1.i'.
.lofi
2.3!;!.0iOI
2.5ll7.(lO,.
2. l-.iist
2.3fS.
2,i7.0il
1.519.WO
1.5M.CU0
1.7.0ril
1.7S0.0fio
l.art.onn
l.:ni.w
l.fO,0tl
l.tiM."i
l.a.ixm
i,2-.h,or
l.afl.oio
i.r:s.)
1,175,00
l,21O,0fi
1.131.iH
1.07l.iv
wi.ovl
7KI.OIVII
8?..fofij
7473.0HW
612,0811
647 .'
1541,01
ons.oio
W9,0
os.o 01
7X4.0a"l
62.1 .omi
6l,0i'i
61R,I01
6n.o(i
t0,fi
4'.7,0,iO
t777.0Oi i
6fG.0VI
444.01 n
fS.iHV)1
4S1.IWII
S72.l
s; n.ooo
312.I1TO
1.8-!9.
8.017. 0
24.K2 0"n
13,122,Ot
8 8
"z'.'i
2.4
"ia!i
28.8
4.0...
10.7...
7.1...
9.4'..,
24.9;
CATTl.K ul .1 iTATll INS
Oood to choice corn-fed steeia So.SrlR )
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4.oVu6.S0
Common to fair steers 4.2."i4i4 8J
Oood to choice fed cows 4 40a4.9)
Fair to good cows Knd heifers l.1bfy 25
Common to fair cows t.6tii3.60
Fair to choice stockers A feeders.. 4.60u6 00
Fair to good stockers A feeders... 4.uoii 4,:0
Common to fair stockers S.'.Rt54,00
Bulls, stags, etc t.7fij-f&0
Veal calves , 4.0VdtVOO
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omnha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
Dato. I 1907. 19(i6. 1906. 19n4.19o3. 1903. 1901.
FHF.KP tnly six tars were reported In
this morning and three of them were direct
to packers. In other words, there wss not
enough of anything to make a test of the
market. The fen loads on snle brought
prices that looked about steady with ) eater-day.
As will hafe been noted from the re
ports made from nay to day. the market
since Monday hna been slow, with a weaker
tendency, owing to the fact thnt eastern
msrkets have been grnduslly weakening
ffT. The feellne on the part of buyers
both here and elsewhere Is that prevailing
prices are too high anil In consequence
they are acting on the bear side.
Quotations on wooled killers: Oood to
choice Inmbg, 3 .SOfcS.fti; fair to good lambs,
3T.26ti1.
Quotations on shorn stock: Oocd to
choice lambs. 88.1Mi7.1R; fair to good Intnbi,
8'- (o5.: common and cull lambs, 86 "or
00; good to choice yearlings, light, i. fr
6 00; good to choice yearllnts. heavy, isjUti
8 16; fair to good yeerllna:s. 3S6.v.jt90; good
to ehoics wethers. 35 "Hi 6. 90; fair to good
wethers. 3." .8 0iio.7R: good to choice ew-s.
36 ni6 so; fair to go"d ewes, 84 o"tr 26; culls,
pucks ana stags, n.&vH.2&.
No. Av.
2 western bucks m
1S.1 western ewes, shorn, fdrs.... 87
1 western ewes (lambs by side)
4K9 western lambs, shorn 78
is: western ewes 117
5.6
8 4'.
28.3!.
"WW.
SO. 2
6.5
"sir
0 6
37.1
84
?!.6
30.0
11.1
4.91
16.61
14. 3
34.fi
23 R
8.'.. M
15.1
30.4
ll.Zi
9.7
7S!
14.0
17;
19.7'
9.91
21.4
27.fi
5.0l
8.9
30.0 .
5.7l,
6.11.
14.7!.
44.fi .
7.4
29.81..
'!o ..
16.9!..
9.01..
28.9. .
17.9 ...
"tVVKl"
21.9..
1.5
April
April
April
May
Aiay
May
1.0 1 May
1 i ay
;May
Hi ay
Mai-
May
May
28..
29..
80..
I...
2...
3...
4...
6
I 6 101
364 ( 6 11
27W 8 29
8 2J 6 2.S 5 11
9.8
i-'vi 8
6 2 I ( n
6 2C-UI 21
t 15
6... 8 23m
7...I 6 v;-4 6 IS
8... 8 24il 21
9... I 6 J 21
4 721 8 R3 7 07
4 Odi 8 7i 7 03) t f.
-'! ? P.! t
& 2
5 19! 4 fy-
6
6 3i
5
a
6 17
6 1.-
10... I H 861 6 24 1 6 l'. 4 Uf
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES,
Cattle.
I Omaha $3.2i.'tin .60
1 Chicago 1.8inii.4o
Kaniias City 3.fu6 20
! St. IjouIh 1.9"vnj.25
Sioux City 3..f,'vi,i.,o
The olbclul numbei ot -cars
6 S3i 90 6 64
4 67! 76 7 1j 5 71
1 t vi 0 ll
4 59! 751 I 1"
4 a I 6 71 02
4 tki! 661 1 Hi 6
4 il C 63! 93' 6 70
S 64! 7 00 S 64
4 CM 6 821 7 071 6 68
I 7 08 S 61
Pr.
3 80
I 00
7 "0
T 25
t 90
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoora Fire to Ten feuta
flleher .Sheep flteady, bat Slow
CHICAOO. Mny 10. -CATTLK Receipts,
about 1.6O0 bead; market steady; common
to prime steers, 34.OOrrra.60; cows, 33.50iat.0iij
heifers. 3S.(4"ij6 SO; bulls, 83 .4rij4.0; calves,
2.76,16.00; stockers and feedera, 33 0O'u.26,
HtHlS Receipts, about 16.0ti0 head; mar
ket Mi 10c higher; choice to prime heavy.
30 60516.6: 4; medium to good heavy,- 36 45"
6.60; butrhergelghts, I'I 6:46 74; good to
prima mixed. 3fi.52ifirfi .66; packing, 3151
6 60; pigs, 16.6tvu.s6; oulk of sales, $660i
6.56.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
6,o( head; market stead v, but slow; sheep,
34.6.10; yearlings, 35.76 u,;6; lambs, 35.60
8.75.
14.9
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronton
Winnipeg
Ottawa u""
'ancouver, B. C.,..
Halifax
Quebec
Hamilton
St. John. N. B. . . -.
London, Ont
Victoria, B. C
Cnlgary
Edmonton
30,03fi,flO0
24.148. fool
12.1m.ono1
s.4a.ooi
8.510.0101
1.112. fiKM
J.427.0n)
1 4i-,o fro1
l,42,00ol
ss.-; o!
1.424.nml
1,004,000!
43.51
22.8
51.4
2.6
'7S'r
20. s'
6 4
15.8
46.3
1.4
6.5
Hogs.
38.20 6 30
5.W"u6 56
6.2ey
.t4iuti.o7Vs
8.2irftHi35
Of SIOCK
brought In today by each road was:
r;attle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r a.
C, M. & St. P 1
Missouri Pnclftc 5
I'nion Paclllc Syst... 20
C. & N. V.,eaet
C. & N. W.. west..
C, St. P., M. 'O....
C, B. & Q., east
C, B, & Q., west
C, R. I. c4 P., cvtst..
C, R. 1. At P., west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western.
Total receipts 86
The diaposiuon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated
37
5
8
9
2
3
4
ii '5 i'
3
19 .. i
7
3 11
10
2
1
1
4
"74 1 4
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Cudiihy Pack. Co., K. C.
Vansant & Co
Isjbman & Co
Hill & Son
F. P. Iewls
J. B. Root & Co
T. H. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
2r 732
641 1.23.1
6u3 1.623 1SJ
166 1,659 657
75 ,,. ...
23
48
13
2
23
1
70 ... 133
6.160
872
Not Included In totnls becausa containing
other Items than clearings.
Not Included In totals becauM compari
sons are Incomplete.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 10. MONET On call,
steady, 2Vi'&'3 per cent; rulir.g rate 2 per
ce;-.t; c'.osimr bid, 2 per cent; offered at 24,
per cent, ''.me loans, strong; sixty days,
4 per cent; ninety days, 44: per cent; six
months, 4ri per cent.
PK1MK MERCANTILE PAPER 6Vrti6
P8TERLINO EXCHANOS Firmer, with
actual business in bankers' hills at 346i((i
4.865 for demand and at 34 8:)'a4.8:ii5 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 34.84dH.87; com
4 imerclal bills. 34.83.
Ji I SILVER Bar, 64!c: Mexican dollars, 60c.
"" BONDS Uovernment, easy; rauroao, ir-
Total 1.8S5
CATTLE Receipts of cattle, as usual on
a Friday, were very moderate, less man
100 curs all told, being reportod in.
There was a fair Inquiry for beef cattle,
but the market was without noteworthy
change. The few loads on snle changed
hands at about steady prices. The ten
dency of the market this week has been
upward on the medium kinds of steers.
2 g j wmio tne oest grades nave not suuwu
1 much chance.
.. rn
UVa KIIU l,D,l, I, .1,1 VU(,1,,,UI,UU
steady prices, and In some cases, if any
thing, looked a little strong as compared
with yesterday. The market on cows and
heifers has been In a good healthy condi
tion all the week, and under the Influence
of the good d'-mand snd moderate receipts
prices have shown some strength.
Stockers and feeders were In very light
supply, as usual at this time In the week,
and the market was without quotable
change. In fact, there has been very little
change In the maiket alj this week. Qotxl
light stockers have been In very good de
mand and the tendency on that kind has
been upward.
Representative sales:
Kevr York Live Stork Market. J
NEW TORK. May 10.-BE10VE8 Re
ceipts, 3SHi head; market for steers, slow
to a shade lower! bulls snd cows stesdyj
steers, 35.0Dfc5.X6; bulls, J3 ;M4.76; cciws, li.J6
ii4.40. Liverpool and Condon rabies quoted
live cnttle steady at llSuli1 pe lb.,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef Wgher
at Sc per lb. Exports estimated for to
morrow, 920 cattle and 5,en0 quarters of
beef.
4ALVK8 Receipts, 738 head; market
active, 25c higher: veals, $5.CVq"i.75; choice
selected, 88.00. Dressed calves steady to
strong; rlly dressed veals, 9&HHc per lb.;
country dressed, tiiTJlflc; choice, lotye.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,177
head: market for sheep, nominal; for lambs,
l.V'i2oc lower and alow; good to prime
clipped lambs, were, quoted at 87.2f)ii7.75;
gmoiKl sales at 37 25 for fairly good stock;
no spring slock offered.
lit MiS Receipts, 2.760 head; market
steady; Virginia hogs, 37.00.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. Mny 10. CATTLE
Receipts. 8,000 head, Including 100 south
erns: market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, 3R.80'6.2o; fair to good
steers, 34 5O55.80; western fed steers, 34.2tya"
8.60; stockers and feeders, 33.7!vii6.25; aouth
ern steers, 84.OWi6.50; southern cows, 13 00
4.40; nntlve cows, 3- 75456.(8); native holfers,
83.7S'g6.36; bulls, 33.i5-a4.to, calves, 33.504?
6.50.
HOGS Receipts, 9,500 head; market 5o
higher; top, 36.60; bulk of sales, ; 4(",r
6at; heavy, 36.35'8.40; packers, 36.36?
6.4. t; npnts, .4oii.6fl; pigs, 3535iif.75.
SHEET AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.400
head; market steady; lambs. 37.lMiH.60;
ewes and yearlings, 36 606.75; western fed
yearlings, 38.26i7.o0; western fed sheep,
l4.9uvb.uo; fed ewes, 34.0o-u6.00.
34-quart
3660; 34)
19c; Umberger,
No.
!.::
; 31..
K8) 1144 114
... 100 lit, 34
MOO 1144 1324
1. 100
1 100
I 0
6
114
124
ct
Total tales for tha day. Til. to eAares.
BT
in
81
4
Si
124
11
65
8.1 X
111
pi
41
147
34
S2
11
0
8
44
119
10'
I
100
38-4
10
134
4
2M
144
84
11
17
14
1321,
17
6u
8
13S14
tt
844
IS...
34...
4...
10...
Ill ...
regular. - 11...
Closing quotations on bonds today wert 17...
at follows:
V. ft. rer. 4a, reg
do ooupon
IT. 8. 3a, ref......
do coupon
V. 8. old 4s, reg.
do ooupon
V. 8. new 4a, rag.
do eouoon
Am. Tobacco 4t. ..
do ta
Atrhiaoa gea. 4a..
V.o a.11. 4a
Atlantic C. L. U... .'4N
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do 14a
Brk. R. T. t. 4a.
Central of Oa. fit..
do let Inc.
Io Id Ine
do Id Ino
rtiea. A Oh o 4.
: Chicago A A. 14a.
I C . B. A Q n. 4a.
C , n. I. A P. 4a
do eol
..104 Japan 6 884
,.104 Jauan Ca. 2d aerlaa... 94
..101 do 4a ctfa 17
..101 do 44a ctfa 2
..10',u li. A N. unl. 4a 1'4
..10114 t!an. t. It 4a. 100
. . .12 'Mrx. Central 4a 81
. 12'JH do let Ine 11
.. 7 Minn. A fit. L, 4a . 0
..1044 M.. K. A T. 4a
.. 7 do It 44
2"N. R. R. of M. 4a 82
.'US. T. C. 1. 14a 4
..10'. N. 1. C. t 8a m
.. 12hNo. Paclfle 4a 101
"10k N. A W. e. U........ " !
...I O. 8. U rfdg. 4a S2 j 1..
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.. snHltaadtnt (en. 4a. t
..lnl8t. L. A 1. M. e. 5a.. 110
.. 118 fit. L A 8 r. tf 4a. 81
.. 4 gt. L. g W. e. 4a... 78
.. 49 Sahord A. L. 4 744
. . 84Uso. paemc 41 ee
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cnlo. Ind. (a, xr. A. 48 o. Railway 6a 1!"4
Roaton Btoeka and Bonds.
. BOSTON, May .-Call loans. 345 per
cent; time loans, 5ECH per cent. Official
nosing quotations wet
Colo. Mid. 4a.
Colo A 80. ta
D. A R. O. 4
r" fit! lire get. la....
Erie v 1. 4a
do sen. 4a
HocalDg Val 44a..
Bid. Offered.
70 Trite A P.
'4T . St. L.
tA Vnlon Pacific 4a..
. U4ti. 8 Steel Id 6a..
. H Waheeh la
. lil4Weetem Md. 4a ..
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la 1114
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.. 784
.. 81
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do 4a
Met. Central 4a
Atehlann
do pfd ,
Bnelot A Alhanjr...
bnitoi) A Main
Betff Elevated ...
ni.il but Vfd
N Y . N. II A H.
t'nion PaclAe
Am. Psev. Tube...,
amer. Sugar
do sfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen ..
K.lleon Elee.
Maaa. Rlertrle
da pfd
6Uaa. Oaa ....
t'olted Pratt ........
I'nited S. at ...,..
do pfd
C 8. meal
tt pfd
Adventure . ...
Atlouoe
Amalsevaatttl
Atlantic
glactiata
Kn-i-jlita and
"Bid.
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14
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. 74 Copper Range .
. ", Dalf Waat
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.191 Hkhlun
.170 Mohatk
U!4 !ont. C. A C.
. 8 Old Dominion .
.f44 Oeeeola
.lit Parent
Jtl Qulary
4 8iannoa
1 amarack
Trinity
. M t one tropoer .
. 8184 V. 8. Mining...
.lot r. a. 011
. 44 Vtas
. 1744 Victoria
. 14 Wtnoea
. Woleertot
. 14 Kortk Butte
. 44 Bu-le Coalition
. 114 Nevada 1
. 11 'al. A Art tout
. U4Artrona Cora
X-dlvlder.d. "Asked.
Usioa Closing Storks.
LONDON, May 8. Closing quotations on
tha Stock exchange were:
Console, money ... 16 1-14 N. T. Central.,..
a-a do account & 3-14 Norfolk A W
' iit Anaconda 114 do ptd
" Ina ' AU-hleon 74 Oniarlo A W
!,5 I do pfd M PennayWanlt ....
' 3 Bultlmort A Ohlo....l :4 Itand Ml:iet
'it?. 1 Canadian ParlSc ....U14 Heading
13 4
.. 84
.. 144
.. 86 4
.. 8
.. 14
..141
.. 124
..111
.. 174
..l't
.. 31
.. 41
.. 4414
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.. 874
.. 1414
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u. a n. u
do pld
grla
do let pfd
do 14 ptd
Mltnola Central .
loulaellle A N..
St , K. A T
117
74
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lb 4
47
4
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8 35
8 IS
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I 80
6 15
8 36
8 15
6 40
6 40
3 40
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8 44
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6 51
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4 70
4 71
4 75
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4 26
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St. l.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May. 10. CATTLE-Recelpta,
I. 2o9 head, Including 800 Texans; market
strong. Nntlve shipping and export steers,
3fi.2ijti.25; dressed beef snd butcher steers,
34.80iu.6fi5; steerc under l.mo lbs., 34.t"4.75:
stockers and feeders, 33.5t5.26; cows nnd
heifers, 32.85rd 50; canners. 82.00(33.75; bulls,
32.6rn-ci4.7S; calves, 34.00rall.00, Texas and
Indian steers, 32.605.50; cows and heifers,
II. 9fKfj6.40.
HOOS Receipts, 7,600 head; mnrket
higher. Pigs and lights. 36.Orvfi6.67: packers,
R i1iu34.SC; butchers and bust heavy, 36.504))
SHEEP AND LAMR8 Receipts, 5W bead;
market steady.- Native muttona, 33.SrVw6.xo:
lambs. M.ootfj.; culls and bucks, W.00X&6.00;
stockers and feeders. t3.36fa'4.Q0. ,
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, May 10. CATTLK Re
ceipts. 349 head; market steady. Natives.
34.5'r'rW 25; cows and heifers, 32.0034.75;
Ftockers and feeders. 33.76f-J4.80.
HOCS Receipts, 6.008 heRd; market iVrJ
10c higher; top, $6-50; bulk of sales, 38-40
'siiEEP AND LAMR8 Receipts, 5.815
head; market firm. Lambs, 3K.25uto; year
lings, 3o.00ii4.50.
Slnox City LIto Stork Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY, May 10.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, l,f(J head;
mnrket steady; beeves, 84.60a'j.75; cows,
bulls and mixed. 33.4(Xtm.80; stockers and
feeders. 33.8ofa4.60: calves and yearlings,
33.2yu4.30. , ...
IH'GS Receipts, 3.700 head; msrket c
higher, selling at 38.2uft6.3&; bulk of sales,
8C.304(5.S2.
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at tha six principal
western markets yesterday:
cattle, nogs, oneep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph
St. Louis 1
Chicago
Totals
... 1.704
... 1,000
... 8.000
... 349
... 1.J00
... 1,600
6.000
8.700
9.5O0
6,008
7.600
16.000
1,638
3.400
6.615
600
6,000
...13,756 45,708 15,212
1
, 374
171
110
152
130
110
1U
167
M
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6 to
I 50
8 60
Hew Tork Mlalas Stacks.
NCvV TORK, May . Closlngr quotations
on mining a toons ware:
A4kis Cos.
Alio ot
B -wo M
IllMiiawlcll COS 40
IXaiiatotk Tntnal .... 44
r, Cal. A Va 74
horn rillver 140
Irua Silver 2W
lyeaCTlllt Cet 6
IHtla Chief ...
Ontario
Ouhlr
PiMuat
6avuga
8tarrt Nevada
amall Uopet ..
Staniirt
... 6
...414
...tuu
... 14
. It
Batk Clearlagt.
OMAHA. May 10 -Bank clearings for to
day were 31.560.CajO .68 snd for th oorre
gpondlng data last year 31.653.793 !.
Treaaarr Stateaueat.
WASHINQTON. Mar 18-Todtw s at...
men 1 ot tea treasury Da
erui tuna, exciualv
rtMTve, shows
... 114 do pfd t. ,
. ..18 Routher-n Pnltle
...184 lnlon PaclAo 14h4
... 24 do pfd 4
... 774 V. B P-eel 34
... 814, do pfd 104
... 474 Wabaak H4
...40 do ptd 27
.. .1444 dpanlet, 4a M
...111 Grand Trunk 314
374
Sll.VFiH Bar. steady. 30d per ounce.
MONEY 14VU? per rent.
The rate of discount In
for short bills Is 3 per
months' bills, 3 per cent.
the open market ; market
cent; for three
Bank of France Statement.
PARIS. May 10. The weekly statement of
the Bank of Pracce showt the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
4o.sj.2xaJ f. ; treasury deposits. lncre'i-d
7 6 8,0,4) f ; general deposits, decrease. 1 49.
"(i.ouO f. ; gold In hand. Increased 13.3.5.fiO f. ;
sliver In hsnd. Incr-aied 1 7j,Ouo f.; bills
diBiounted, de-re sei 1!3,626,(0) f.j advames,
decreated 8.475,000 f.
far thil
Baak of Goriuaay Statement.
BERLIN. May 10. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of fJeriuany shows
the following changes: Cash In hnnd. de
creased, I,66o.Oiij in.; treasury nous, ln
creaiwd, l.l-40,iW in.; other securities, de
creaeed t.Uv.uu) ni.; notes In circulation, de
creased 48.54o,uu0 m.
Oils and Hoala.
OIL CITY, May OIL Credit balances.
1176; runs. lo,t4l; average, H.517; rh.u
nients, IN V.'t; average, 173.343.
SAVANNAH. Oa., May 10. TURPEN
TINE Hrm; 3Sc; receipts, 844 packages.
ROSIN I"lrm: sales. 677 casks: uuote:
ury balances In the gen- I A. B, C, 34 35; D. 34 45; E, 845; V. 84.J5; I
vs of tha L50,uu 0j0 gold 34 50; H. 34 82V,; I. 34 8f: K. 35 25; M. ai iu
Avtuiauls cacti baUuice, i N. 31; W. (JT, fi iO; W. W.. 3i.60.
CALVES.
4 75 1...
4 75 8...,
1 00 4...,
8 00 1...
5 16
STOCKKKd AND FEEDER8.
8 841 4 25 1 a) 4 tt
4 4f,2 4 23
HOGS Today's hog trade was rather un
even, prices showing more or less advance,
according to the time of day that the sales
weto mude. Snme of the tlrs,t sales made
were no mote than 5c higher, while on the
Other hand some of Ihe later sales looked
fully 10c higher. Thus the bulk of all the
hogs sold at i6.3orfi6 87H. whereas yesterdny.
It will be remembered, a very large pro
portion of the hogs brought 36.224'u 30. In
other words, the general market was
right at Vic higher. The trade waa fairly
active when once underway and Hit bulk
of tha hogs changed hands in good season in
the morning. Jooays advance carries the
to the highest point touched so
month.
Pr.
8 34
4 15
4 15
4 31
4 34
I 14
4 Id
4 31
I 15
8 35
3 15
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4 34
6 18
6 ii
4 36
4 K
6 15
6 M
4 174
4 17 4
4 17 4
4 174
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4 174
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8 17 4
4 17 S
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4 44
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8 4
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ll 0 40 4 25 II li,4 ...
55 1'1 ... 4 25 41 Mm 40
ii 3i't 84 4 t 68 2.4) M
1 4 J--4 ... 4 25 54 -i.A 140
'68 Sii ... IK4 74 221 ...
! 6s awl ... I 37 76 ; 40
j 70 i4l 140 6 t 39 245 ...
69 .b ... 4 30 71 I I 10
! , 17 ... 4 30 67 244 80
, 71 144 1 I 30 44 Ill 110
I 41 134 120 4 30 41 114 10
111 2,7 4 M 40 11 ...
44 itl 110 4 10 77 Ill ...
41 240 ... 4 ft) 44 240 ...
81 lal 40 8 S4 44 3'3 ...
10 bl ... 8 ft) Tl 241 44
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M fit ... 6 111 41 S40 10
61 300 ... 4 3 44 244 40
71 2)7 ... I 4 0 3:7 40
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48 214 80 4 W 17 til 40
44 2!1 ... 4 NT 4 76 zt 40
44 2 3 ... 4 32 4 76 S23 ...
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64 117 ... 4 1 71 144
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47 14 ... I 224 42 110 60
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44 54 te 4 1.' 4 64. 5 ...
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71 8 4 4 1"4 To 124 ...
14 2.M 40 I 124 11 tv4 lie
17 218 H 4 )) 14 iol ...
85 174 ... 6 88 ta ...
Wool Market.
BOSTON, May 10. WOOL Tha Commer
cial Bulletin, basing Its reports from the
statistics gathered for the government, will
say tomorrow: There have been no sen
sational developments. The week Is quiet,
aside from fairly large transaotlons In
Australian merino stock, the demsnd
from dress goods mills being fairly
active. About 1.600 bales have been
transferred, largely 64a and 70s.
at prices ranging from 43 to 48o, most
transactions being at 43-fJ44c. Bales of do
mestic wools are confined to small lots.
Current selling basis is below that of the
early part of the year. For fine territory
(scoured) 8c ts outside. A line of loO.OOO
pounds fall Texas sold at lie. Boms ad
vices Indicate a weakening on the part
of the growers, but the change is slight
and prices are still too high for extensive
operations In the new clip. Buyers and
sellers are spart In most sections. The
locsl feeling is stronger owing to the
Improvement in London. The shipments of
wool from Boston to May 9, Inclusive, ac
cording to the same authority, are 107,
132,945 pounds, against 87.9M 423 pounds at
the same time last year. The receipts to
May 9, Inclusive, sre 89.329.066 pounds,
against 98.U2.041 pounds during the same
period last year.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 10. WOOL Steady :
medium gradea, combing and clothing. 32
4Tif.:c; light fine, 2nt21c; heavy fins, ltVfl7c;
tub washed, 2fr37c.
LONDON, May 10. The offerings at the
wool auction sabs today amounted to 13,738
bales: all selections bought freely and all
fine grades were firm to 1 per cent higher.
Medium and coarse grades advanced to a
parity with the last series. There was
strong competition for good, combing
greasy and - several lots were taken for
American.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. May 10 COTTON Spot
chased quiet; middling uplands. 11. Sue; mid
dling gulf, 1! 15c; sales. & bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-COTTON-Ppnts
closed firm; sales, 1.160 bales; low
ordinary, Vc nominal; ordinary, 7fi1,c
nominal; good ordinary. 9 8-I60 nomliutl;
low middling. lOSc; middling 11 11-lbc: good
middling. 12 9-loc; middling fair, li t-c
nominal; fair, 14 3-1 Ac nominal. Receipts,
6bn bales: stock. 121 .on bales.
ST. LOllS, May 10.-COTTON-6teady ;
middling, llVtc; sales. 1 050 bales. Receipts.
JrU bales; shipments, 006 bales; stock, 8,4l
LIVERPOOL. May 10-OOTTON-Spot,
market moderate; prices 8 points lower.
American middling, fair 7 83,1: good mid.
dling. 1M; middling, 87T.d; low middling,
6 41d; good ordinary, 6.75.1 ; ordinary, 6.37,1.
The sales of the day were 8.0U0 bales, of
which 6u0 were for speculation and exoort
and Included 6.81O American. Recelpta, 30,000
bales, Including 17, Woo American.
Seia-ar and Mnlaaaea.
NEW YORK. May lO -BCQAR-Raw. firm;
fair refining, 3 37c; centrifugal, 86 test. 8 97c;
molasses sugar, 3.12c. Refined, firm; No. 4,
4 (Vic; No. 7. 4.46c; No. 8. 4 4oc; No. f, 4.3ic.
No. 10, 4 25c; No. 11, 4.3oc; No. 13. 4 15c;
No. 13, 410c; No. 14, 4.06c; confectioners' A,
4 Toe; mould A. 6.26c; rut loaf. l.Otm; crushed,
3&c; powdered, 5c; granulated, 4 90c; cubes,
6.15c.
MOLASSES Strong; New Orleans, open
lt"i. good to choice. 87tt48e
NEW ORLEANS, My 10. Sl'OAR
Etautdy; fcpeu kettle centrifugal, 4U"i ';
penlrlfugsJ yellow, TifilHc: seconds, 2
tt.re.
MuLAPSF.8-yulet hew syrup, 3O804O.
OMAItt W IIOI.F.a.4,1 E M AH KPT.
Staple aad Feaey r red ere.
F.nOf-Psr dor.. 16V-
Bl'TTER Parking stock. lMT1c: eholca
to fsnrv dairy. Iif-u-jnc; creamery. DCWo.
L1VF1 POULTRY Hens. 10c; old rocsters,
6Sc; turkeys lie, ducks, lie; young roos
ters, 7U9ct geese, to.
FRIITS.
CALIFORNIA CH B.R4WF.8 Per bog of
about 3 lbs,, 6 tOO.
PINEAPPLKS Florida. 45 sis. 3360 per
crate; 30 slse, 34.60 per crate; 30 site, 84.75
tier crate.
8TRA WRF.RRIE8 Arkansas,
esses. 32. 76fl .!.
TROPICAL FRVITB.
LEMONS Lln.onlera. ) alxa,
alia. 86.75: other brtnds. 600 lest.
OR A NOES M-dllenanenn Sweets, 1:4)
176. , 216 and 2T-0 sites, 33 6tvj3.75; 96, 136, 3
sites, 33.36; California Navels, extra fancy,
176. too, 2l8. 260 sixes. 84 60; fancy, 128 site,
38.60; 150 slse. 34.00; choice, large sites, per
box, 32 76(13 00.
BANANAS Per medium-sited bunch,
$J..",, 126; Jumboes, 33.5aA3.60.
FIGS California, bulk. tc; 6-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 11c; 3-crown
Turkish, 9c.
DATES Kadaway, BS,c: sayers, 6c; hsl
lowls. 6c; hew stufTed walnut dates, 9-lb.
box. tl.os.
OIJ VEGETABL1CS.
POTATOES Tsble sto,k, per btf., 7flc
31.00; seed stock. &M531.00.
NAVY BEANS Per. bu.. 81.7R; No. 1 31.80.
NEW VEGETABLES.
ASPARAOl'8-76ci(i81.00 per dog. bunrhes.
BEANS New wnx snd string, per ham
per, 34 00.
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Par
ilos. hunches. 454jf0o.
CABPAOK Cnllfornla. t4C
C K LKR Y Florida, 10-lb crate, 33.26:
choice. 32.75.
TOM ATOES Florida, fancy, lo-lb crate,
33.25; oholce, 33 76.
LEAF LBTTUCB Hothouse, per dos.
heads, 43c.
Cl'CUMHER8-Per dos.. tl.OO.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dog, bunches,
4oc
PIE PLANT Per lb., 5a
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, 45c; extra
large bunches, 75c per doc.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. 13Hc; No, 1 ribs, 9Hc; No. I
ribs, 8c; No. 1 loin, 17V.C; No. 3 loin, 134c;
No. 3 loin, 12c; No. 1 chuck, 64c; No. 3
chuck, 64c; No. 3 chuck. 6Vc; No. 1 round,
64c; No. 3 round, 8c; No. 3 round, 7u; No.
1 plate, 4c; No. 2 plate, !V. No. 3 plate, 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS
SUGAR Granulated rnne in sacks, 85.81;
granulated beet. In sack fa, ST, 21.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 36, 2?c per lb.
No. 30, 21o per lb.; No. 36, 19c per lb.; No.
w. itvc per in.; mo. n, isc per id.
Cl-lKhjeiHr- HIOCK SWISS,
14c: Touna Americas. 17e.
NUTS California walnuts. No. t, sort
shell, 12c: No. 1, soft shell, 18c; Braslls,
ltMt&lKc; pecans, WfSic; filberts') 12Hc; pea
nuts, raw, 7vc; roasted, 8Vic; California al
monds, 17Vic; cocounuta, J5.00 per 100,
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. 1. 8c; No. 2, 8c; bull hides, 8c; green
hides. No. 1, 80: No. t, 7c: horse, 31 60to3 5 :;
sheep pelts, socifrtl . 25. Tallow, No. 1, 44c;
No. I. 80. Wool, 15'(T23o.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern, 6iiac: Maine. 31.15. Tomatoes, fanrv,
3-lh. cans. 31.45; standard, 3-lb. cans, IL.
Pineapples, grated, 3-lh., standard, $!2w
1.30; sliced, 31.77,. -2.35; fancy Hawaiian, V
lbs., 3175. Gallon npples, ti.ftnsa.OO. Cnll
fornla, apricots, 32.00. Pears. I1.75WJ.S0.
Peaches, 31. 76(83.40; L. C. peaeties, tl Otv;
2.50. Alaska salmon, red, 31 .16: fancy
Chinook, fiat, 32 10: fancy sockeye, flat.
tin. (tardlnes quarter 011 k.2b; three,,
quarters mustard, 32.75. Sweet potatoes.
81.10rrVl.25. Bauer kraut, 90c. Pumpkins, sotj
Atl.no. Wax beans. 3-lb., 60cifl.oa Lima
beans, t-lb., 75ofi)$1.8S. Soaked peas, z-lh.,
Oc; early June. 9Scfil 15: fsncy. tl.35drl.ir,.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FUl lTS-Pruncs
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second bands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immedlnte arsdes. Quo.
tations range from SHWHf" for California
fruit and from 8?8c for Oregon. Peaches
are unchanged, with fancy yellows quoted
at 13Hc; fancy Mulr, 14'4jc. Raisins are
firm: loose Muscatels are quoted at 89c;
seeded raisins. 9417,11c.
BRAN Per ton. 319 00. '
HAY Choice upland, per ton, 312.00; me
dium. J11.O0; No. 1 bottom, 39 50; off grades,
tr.60fj.00. Rye straw, 37 00; No. 1 alfalfa,
til oo.
FISH Flckerel, dressed, 9c; pike,
dressed, lie; white fish, dressed, winter
caught, l.VfilSe: trout. IPfflSc: halibut, 13c;
salmon. Ifio; catfish, 15c; he-ring, dressed,
pan froten, 8c; frrch, scaled and dressed,
8c; croppies, round, 30c: crapnles, large,
fancy, 15c; black bass, SKc: smelts, sweet
'and fine. ISc; eel, 18c: blue fish, 15c; red
snapper. 18c: roe shad, per pilr, 4oO60c;
frog legs. SOtfMOc: lobsters, preen, per lb.,
37c; lobster, boiled, per lb.. 30c; mackerel,
Simnlfth. her lb., lflc: mackerel, native, l
!p2!e per lb.: fresh arreen turtle meat, 28c lb.
CURED FISH Family white fish, per
Hiartr bhl., ioo lbs , 34.00: Norway mack
erel. No. 1. t35.no; No. 3. 828.00; herring, In
bbls., 200 lha, e.-tch, Norway. 4k, 311 00.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, May 10. -COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of 5 points In response)
to lower French cables than expected and
a little scrvttnring liquidation. At ona
time April showed a loss of 10 points, on
bids, but rrlces remained around the open
ing flgtirrs as a rule until near the close,
when there was a slight Improvement on
trade buying. The market closed steadr,
net unchanged to 6 points lower, April
being the only month to show a Inns. Bale
were reported of 80,5o0 bags. Including May
at 6 68c; Julv. 6.40c; September, 8 36c; De
cember, 6.35(fi6.40c: March, 6.4fT6.45c.
Spot coffee, quiet: No. 7 Rio, t,o; Santos,
No. 4. 7Vc; mild coffee, dull; Cordova,
OijT24c.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK, May 10. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market unchanged; fancy, 8(j8Vic;
choice, 747Hc; prime, 644itjHc; poor to fair,
MylrOc.'
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes,
firm: CRilfornla. SDHc; Oregon. SVa-illOe.
Apricots, unchanged; choice. 17Hgi8e; extra
choice, 1844190; fancy. 1J(2V. Peaches,
firm: choice are quoted at 124Tj'12-c; extra
choice, 12Hc: fancy, 12V4ftT13c: extra fancy,
13i(fl6o. Loose Muscatel raisins. 8Vnl'e.:
seeded ralslna, 7fcc; London layers,
1.88.
Dalath flreli Market. 1 '
DULUTH, May lO.-WHEAT-No. 1 north
ern. lc; No. 2 northern, 81iic; July, 94c ,
September, 92,4c.
fjATS Ma V, 410.
RR AL ESTATB TRANSFERS.
Mary A. E. Cross ot al. to Martha
M. Ill), lot 87, Terrace Add ,...3 8.300
Eenjarnln F. Folsom et al. to Inde
pendont Telephone Co., 4 lots 4, 6,
6 and 7, block 2t,i. Omaha 11,600
Arthur H. Murdoch and wife to
Thomas W. Koxlol, lot 13, block 69,
South Omaha X100
Elvira J. Hedges and husband to
James Conley. e26 ft w76 ft lot 6,
block 18. South Omaha 500
Marius Sorensen and wife to An
drew F. Johnson, e40 ft w80 ft lot
1. replat block 8, Bemls Park I, US
United Real Estate and Trust Co, to
Walker A. McCllntook, lot 1. block
4, Maxwell's Second Add., South
Omaha 671
Arthur East to Harriet Bennett, lot
6, Archer's Sub 180
Lottie Lacey at al to same, lot T,
Archer s Sub 1
Ida L. Haas to Anna Nswmelater, lots
23 and 24. block I, Fowler Place,
South Omaha 4.5
John Upton to E. R. Hums, lot 41,
block 7, Bowling Green 1
Lulu R. Siedtnan and huabsnd to
Henry C. C'aratens, lot 18, Fair view
Add lfJ
Lacey J. Patterson and wife to Georgs
Forgan, part lot 3, Urlffln 4V Smith's
Add 1,850
P. H. Hough and wife to Charles E.
Fanning, lot 13, block 13, Hanacom
Place , LOCO
Llzsla Williams to E. R. Hums,
and sH H lot 1 block 7, Cots
P.rllllante
Mellora Woolworth Flrfleld to Law
rence Kesrncy, lot f, block 1. Sul
phur Springs Add 350
Harry W. Wiggins to Ulle E Dlrr,
lot 11. block 1, Pialnvlew 425
D. Zieglcr to H. W. Wiilard. lots
1, 3 and 3. block 10, Kitchen A
Waugh's bub I. bOO
Lncy B. Ulthell to Delbert F. Whit
ney snd wife, lot 6, block 38, Al-
- bright S Choice, South Omaha OoO
Alvan F. Sherrill and wife to Samuel
Peraels. lot 4. block ?,. Boyd's Add. 8S
Harley B. Hamlil and wife to Ji-nste
May f'arle'on, w50 ft lot 11 and 13,
block 21, South Omaha 1,050
George B. Txachuck to Continental
Trust Co., lots 1 and 33, block 1,
Hoffman Terrane
W. Farnara Smith to Claude R.
Con, I.e. pe.lt lot 7, block 7b, South
Omaha 8,0T0
Thomas Murphy and wifs to James
Byrne and wife, lot 20. Rivervlew 1.90
Claude K. Comt.t snd wife to Jennie
t Lochboeler and Mary K. Hale.
part lot 7, block 74, South Omaha..
Total
1.750
M.9u6