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THE. OMAHA DATLY BEE: FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1!X CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET May Options In IrerytliiBf Continu to B Strong", j COILS KELTS tt THE LEAD ltaniah Stork Statlatles fwkal OaTeet ay the rtrrtbl Crea Ceae . altleae, Tfhleh Alas Ctrtln ) High Yalaee. OMAHA. May t. Mav opt inns In all grain continue to ba frnr.4T. with corn in the lead, and advanc ing wrongly. Bullish stock statistics are Somewhat offset by the vry favorable crop conditions, and this fart alone iwinu to ha the only check to much htgner values. Whit iwmi to be a.heattattng market at present, exhaustion of - eirprHe and a very nnd export business furnishing the baaia for higher prices, while favorable crop rroepecte hava proved a severe damper to th bull factor". May wheat opened at 98c and closed at tftc. Cora opened vary strong and short found themselves In a pretty tight fix o" to tH depleted at or It and aimoat no country receipts. Ceah corn sold at the highest price of tha year today at atvSc- May op tion opened at 5e and closed af rTTr. Caah oata wera In rood demand and aold at an advance.. Option market waa steady. Mar tiaia opened at 49c and cJoaed at i'.'S. rrlmary wheat receipta were 23.on bush els and aTilpmenta were 6n2..m bushels, aaiinse receipta last year of 57V")0 buahela an 1 iMpmrnlt of .U.Oi bushels.. Corn receipta were l&f.Kin buahela and ph.pm-nta were IT". ion buatiels. aa-alnst re ceipta last year of VS n buahela and ehlp menta of Bn.m0 bushels. riearaneea were c;.Ort tmshala of pom. ? buahela of oata. and wheat and flour ei'ial to S15.nnn buahela. Liverpool closed VfiSd lower on wheat and unchanged on porn. Local ranre of optlona: Ar!da. Open. H1gh. Low. Oofc Teafy. Vhes.r I Mav... J'llv..j pept...l Corn I May... I July.i.l Pept .1 Cats ' I May.i..! M 1 9 04 M ST 6 B 63 5V 55. ?a 4 7H! I s 4M4I 7 59 I 5Hi 1 6H 49 Ontkt Caah. Prle tVHBAT-Nt. hard. Tfc: No. hard. !9Tc; No. 4 hsrd. K4(l6c; No. J spring;, c till "I. COHX-Nn. 2. No. J. No. 4. Mie: No. 1 yellow, OTtffloTc; No. 3 whttt MVj'BfWHe. OATS No. mixed. 4arlHc; No. 3 white. 4!Vi"r'c: standsrd. 50J'a4jC. RYE-No. I 71i'7Sc; No 1. 7a$73c. Car 1st Rrnlatt. J Wheat. Corn. Oat. Chirjirtt Minneapolla Omaha, Imlutlr 19 90 US 4 H U CHICAGO CHAI1 AXD PROVISIONS I ratarea at til TraaMa aad Clwalas Prteea am Baar4 ( Trail'. niH'AIO. Mar 7: The local wheat mar ket cloatd firm today on buylna: hv ahorta. final Jiuotatlona on the July delivery beina; up Sc. Corn waa op V-'ac. Oata wrs Sc hiitlier and provlatona fto to lc hicher. The wheat market opaned weak. bcauae of a dm-llne at rjverpool. and the favorable Hth-r for the new crop In the northweat. The expectation that the arovornment crop report which la to ba made public tomorrow will ahow an Improvement In the condi tion f the arowlna; crop depreaaed tha market all dav. Tha volume of trading waa amall and confined mainly to the July option. The market waa more active In the final hour. becaua of buytna: by ahorta which cauaed a moderate advance In all delivertea. The clone waa firm. July opened ahaile to VrH lower at Wic to aold off to Wo aad then advanced, to The clnaw waa at JiMi9iS- Clear ance" of wheat and flmir were equal to SU.OWIO buahela Prtmarv receipt a were JK3. Ir buahela. against &7a.0OCia buahela on the aam day one rear ao. Mlnneapolia. P'i luth and Chiraao rowirted recelpta of Ml rare mmil rin lant week and 42 Cara one year an. I 4 Another aharn advance occurred In tha price rf corn for the May delivery, and a r-w t-.iah record waa established at 7tc. The upturn waa the reault of a bHk de mand from ahorta. because of the continued ralna thronahout the corn belt, which It in believed will tnt rfere with deliveries. May told b'Uwen Tlc and T4c. and closed at TTiV. July opened He to He hiaher a! Hc f 4'. suid off to V and cloee.1 hi IViUV. Uooal receipts wera 90 cars, with 15 cars of contract rrade. Oata were firm on buvina; bv shorts and cmmlaaion houaea. Jur opened Vc hlfther a' 46Tv sold betwt-en 4c and 4T'o. and c'oe-l at 47c. Local receipta were U cara. Privlaions opened, easy, because of a Sc dci!ne in live hoc". At the close July pork w up He at t'T'ift. I.ard waa VaTV h aher at SS Rita were 5c higher at IT ' " ' Emimafe.T" receipta for tomorrow are: V'lirai. !7 cars; corn, Z3 cars; oaui, 113 cars; T.".I'i.O'') head. The leading. futures ranged aa follows: ArllOJ.; Ocen. KJglj-' JUw. 1 Close ! Yea y. Xl.eat Mnv Ju:v rYpr.' Mar ' J',Uy Spt. r May r-Mav B JulV hJil-. Sept. I'rk '; JllV . rt. I a -d .May J'lly n:. Klh Vlv T"- 4 1 r. I o-.fi'"' rS If, 53 4H - t 74 I i 7T,' rsi I I 4'al I 54M I 54H 4l I- 47,l 4 4.'.l,i 46 I 'i I I ;i 40 : ' 12 W ! ! 13 75 I I ! I 40 I A 47UI IS 411 13 M 13 13 4 13 TV I !3 I is rn ill 13 3 I 13 13 77H 13 KS; I 43 I ft 8 10 I I ft I ft 4n ! ft4S 8 7J 7 "7U 7 T.H. 7 5 8 J7H t ITU, Ct 7 " T rn 7 i' I I 7 7'fcJ 7 ? I 7 4T- 77Vi 7 V, ( 7 47u 7HI Vj. B'Jld bw. "vi ointBtiona were as followa- I'Lurri Urm; wutr palenta. i "''i.(it. tllfin: vprina patarnta. 1 ira:a"'..ts. U-UiiLbb. bakers. taJ . .. V.HK.VTN,.. ) srrli-. fTcfinuS; No. i r .1 41 (r.'it fa ' DR.N-Xo. i T3,$T34c; No. i yellow. 'ATS-No. I. S5'c; No. J white. 51V I' RLEY Fair to chuice nialtlne;. 6767V. r:i-:n.-KlaT. No. 1 northwestern, tl.22. u ' v Short nba sides tlooat, I' "flTi: Meat pork, per Lbl.. 113 4u.iU .j. I t. p. r lt lha.. SK.4X Short clear sides t d,. iT.-'Tua: &th r the receipts and ahlp- r " ' of Hour and (rain; Becelpla. Shipments .r. bfcla Uw ) v "-itt. bu...; S4.7f l.3m :v hu 17 l-. a) '. hi..." J5.'a HS.iJ r i.j i.im) t v bu 41.SU 4.110 "i .e Prod ice eachanira today the but ' n arkei waa ateady; i reamenea. lao'Jac; '". tauxa. ateady: at mark. 1 ir.Hu4ed. 14. firata. c; prima M. '.ic Cherae. ateady. lliyKc. Mlaaeaavwlis Urals Market. NNEAPOLIS Minn . Mar 7 WHEAT " 1 nard. ti.iJHil ir: No. 1 northern. ' No 1 northern. 1107: No. 3 north- "'ri3 Lw'; may. li t4,; July. 1 u7 X-ln hiillr; 2! 7hj l "P. Ir't-Kl patents. to.SotS.a ; second Ktit.'i V. rtr'.i ilvara. HStflli; ' u- . ra. U.jetJ ' lllwaaktc Crala Market. A AI KEE. Mav 7 WHEAT-Steady : n rtuern, tl-1 i ALU : N.. 3 nortu.-rn. ' ': July. 'Sc. aaked; puia. aVV; ;o..- . . CV Firmer: No. t 75c: sample. V. fci gt.-. No. 3 caah. (BSttTU-; Jui. kca. Paarlav Graia Market. r " 'R1 A. Til. XliyT.-TfjRN-nithT; No. '. Tie: e- j Uss, 7oc: No. 1 c; S"- no grade. i4e TiH Her; No, 1 white. S?ffMV: No. ihK J a.' ' . I.rveraoat r: rati a Market.. ''r Rri.Mjl 4laV. i. - WHEAT Snot. ' " N J- C red western aUUrr. a 4d; No. ) 1 ' -"vs. 7 -P-j,! J'uturea. a;ady: Mey, ' J 'y. 7a"id; September. Ta 3Vd. CaX-ayot, titra; orw Auwrlcan k:ln- rd. hldl; old American mixed, tt 11 1 Futures. qiiet; May. &e KM. WKATHER IX THJB r.Rtll ICLT ralr Friday aad Teaavratsr Still ea tha Ft tea. OMAHA. My 7. 1 "ni prBBTire la very low ovr the Ohio vailer and lowr laka and unsettled and stnrnwr wathr la anerl from the M' siBelppl r1er eae over th Ohio valley and lake rea-lon to the Atlantic coaat. Clear wther la grrai evrvwhere west af the Mlsataetppt. Cooler wwather prevaila In the aouthem and eastern Btat-e A very alight nee In temperature Is shown throughout the urmer vaileya anrl tha weatnr la much warmer In the wet and northweat. Havy froBta were general last night weat of the Mlaeonrl r1rr to the mountain Fair weather will continue in thia vicinity to night and Flday. with rising temperature. Omaha record of rrprature and pre ctpita'lon compared with the corresponding day of the last three year- lana. W. ljng. ijn Minimum temperature.... 3 4J 4J PYcrpltatlon (rt .uA .2ft .ftl Normal iemperature for today, aa degrees. 7Vfic1ncy In- precipitation since March 1. law tnche. neflclency correepondlng period In 19Ti. 15A Inrhee. Facess correepondlng period 'n I! .50 Inch. I A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. Cara aaa Wkeat Rearlaa RaUefla. For the twenty-four hours ending at t a. m . 75th meridian time. Thursday, May 7, low: OMAHA DISTRICT Temp Ra In flations. Ma. Mil. fall. 8ky. Ashland, Neb.... S4 4 Auburn. Neb ... W as " a Clear " Cur ""otimbu. Nb.. M Tt M 34 U 3 T7 34 ft 37 m M Clear C!ar Clear Clear . Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear F-Hlrbu rr. JTeb . M Fairmont. NH..; M tJr. Island. Neb. M Tlartlngton. Neb. S7 Haet1n-a, Neb.... R4 Oakdaie, Nb.... M Omaha. Neh M Tekaxnah,. Sb...: M Alta. Ia. H Carroll. Ia :.. Pft Claiinda. la. Rlbley.. Ia. Sioux tlty, Ia.. t Not Included In averajrea. Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period endlrur t a a. m. DISTTRJCT AVERAGES. No. of Temp. Rain. Ptation. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. 'Tilcato. Ill 26 dnlumbue. O li Dea Uoinea. Ia 14 Indianapolis, Ind.. 13 Kansaa City. Ma. 3h Ixnilsvllle. Ky 1ft Minneapolis, Minn. 27 Omaba. Neh IS St. Louis. Mo 13 W 43 .54 73 50 .) M 2ft T 44 i n fi 3ft .14 74 ft . n 34 M J4 T M 44 .79 Temperatures are rising slowly through out the com and wheat region. Heavy rr"s are falling In the eastern and eouth err districts: light and scattered ahowera occurred In the weatern districts since the last report. L. A. WELSH. Local Fbrecaater. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET O,aetatloa af the Day aa Varlawa CeaaaBodltle. NEW YORK. May 7. FLOCR Receipts, 3.4JS bbls. : exports. S.7'V4- bbla. Market ateady. with moderate- demand. Minnesota patents. SS.3D6.r): winter etraJghte, M.36y 4.6: Minnesota bakers. $4.3'i4.bo: winter extras, J3.5ia4.1(i: winter patenta. $4.304.90; winter low gradea. 33.4f't'4.. Rye flour, firm: fair to good. Kej4S0; choice to fancy. I4.9ivn6.li. CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel low. $1.6hj1.5; eoarae. n 'T46; kiln dried, R K Firm : No. 3 weatern. She, f. o. b.. New York. WH EAT Receipta. lionrt buahels; ex port., liu.571 buahela. Spot market firm; No. 2 red. S1.0? elevator; No. t red, tl.luS f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth, n.lafti f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 hard winter, 1 13 4 f. n. b.. afloat. While the early wheat developments were eaaier owing to prospecta for a bearish government report tomorrow, the late market waa firm on export activity and covering by ahorta. Laat pricea showing a partial e net ad vance. May closed $1.09; July, S6VS 7-lc. cloaed 99c; September, ar94VaO. closed 4e. CORN Receipts. U.ft3 busheU: exporta. 18.230 buahela; spot fh-m; No. 2. tc, nomi nal, elevator and 74c, nominal, f. e. b.. afloat.. No. I white., jwaiiul and No. 1 yellow, nominal f. o b.. afloat. Option market waa without transactions, closing partly 1,0 net higher, aa followa: May, jt; July. TT.Wjc; September. Tl'ac OATS Receipta. 56,3"i) buahela; shipments, 1.5tB bushels; spot firm; oats, mixed, 28 to SI pounds. S7c; natural white, it to 33 pounds, fieiiwic: clipped white. 32 to 40 pounds, bPStKuiM:. HAY Firm; good to choice. Sl.00fi41.ua. H1DK8 Firm; Bogota, 17c; Central Amer ica. 17c. LEATHER Jniet; add. lWic. PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, llti) fil7..; be.f hama, ZS.'X); packet. 114.50 l.0u; city extra India mesa, UtMXtt A-ue. Cut meats, steady: pickled belliea, tS-tfai 310.00; pi-k!ed hams, ll!... Lard, ateady. western PMhiK.o6; reflm?d. barelv ateady; continent. .; South America. 18.75; com pound. J7.7Uns.Ui,. Pork, ateady; family. m riS.00; short clears, fK.tHf 17.00; mean. 114 &'ulo.o). TALLOW Steady; city, 6c; country, tKo. RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra. 3H (iwSc; Japan, notninai. 111 TTtH-Slemiy; weatern factory, first. ISSalSc. CHEESE Qulat;. full cream. old. aporiais, Uc; 11 1 ace, full cream, old. sma.l, white, fancy. 14,e; eiate.v-tiill cream, large and soieJ 1. coioreaL,. fancy, A4Hc ; atate, full cream, old, fair to. prime. 4Vi3c; atate, full cream, common, mg'c, atata, full CBim. new, vteac; akima, tjSc. EiiUiS Fit m ; atale. Pennaylvanla and nearby fancy, ae lee led. white, lac; prime to choice. lwlV: brown and mixed, 17H'? I'V-; frean g.Uiereld. atorage packed, 17 lie. PiiL'LTRY Alivej ateady; aprins, 30c; fowls, use; turkeya. lie. Dreaaed, quiet and ateady; turkeya, lii?i7c; iowla, LMl4c Kaaaaa tlty Grata aaa Pravialeaa. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 7. WH EAT Unchanged; May 94c: July. 83He; Septem ber. Ibmc; rasii: No. I hard. 96crj.0I; No. 3 bard. Sv$ec; No. 3 red, Sfot'tJl "!. No. 1 red. 97cjH.isi. CORN Market Hiv,c higher; May, ic; July. V'; St,-ptember. 6aic; cash: No. 1 mixed. ; No. t miked. aC'Stdc; No. Z aiote. n&i-; No. 3 white, nJc. OATS I'nchaaged to ic " higher; No. 3 white. S"!?;:.-; No. i mixed. Itkutdc RYE TrTft'. HAY Firm; choice tlmuty, IU5O81100; choice prairie. Sltl.'Va 10.5U. BL'TTEH l"n jiangei to lc lower; cream-en- Z3. : funking stork. 14Sc. Ei4iS Steady ; freah extra, ISHc; cur rent rece! ota. lc. HAY Firm; choice timothy. U-SOtfllOv; choice prair'e. tlo.0l'glo.. KYE 74y7Sc. Rec"e". Shipments. Wheat, bu ...31.0tft I.".a Corn, bu ij. lb.Jrt Oata. bu i.u o.Wft) Quotationa at Kanaoa City, aa rewrted by Logan A Bryan. No. U. Board eC Trade: Article. I Open. ! Iilh. I Am. 1 Cloae. Wheat ! I I July aJWTH 83Sf4 KSf' BSA St-ptemuer1 ..." 7i 1 o ,,79m: Corn- t I 1 Juiy J C-H x4 'M3 September ...I 5, aoSa1 tiuSfl1 t. Leala Geaeral Market. ST. IOLIS. May T WHEAT Firm: track. No. 1 red. oaah. U.M!fl-2H: N'o. f bard. Sl.ultn . May. 9ac. Juiy, CORN Higher: track. No. Z cash. 71S 72V; No. J hil, TiioT-'sjc; May. 7oV.'; Julv. r;c. OATS Firm: track. No. 2 cash. 5"c; No. t mm". 54c: May, 'c. FLOt'R Dull ; red winter patents. I4.rii9 4.ta; ex:ra fancy and atraignt. i.U"3 4.ii, clears. W Sift 170. 8KEP Timothy, ateady: $3.iftj4,75. CORN M HAL S:ea.1y, C'Jo. - - FRAN Finn; set krd. east track. 11.20. HAY Timotny. at-atiy; ll'1.oel.i; prai rie, weak .. TU.trt. IKON itiri'd.N TIES ll.in. HA;;tNi tv H KM P TWINE c. PROVISluNS-Pork '-Malutr: - - tobbing. 113 44. Lard. Mght-r:.-priuM Mean. fttVt tl-iS- Lrv salt meate. steady; buxed extra i.iti.-ti. 7 .tS: clear ribe. I7.: abort clears, 17 KS- Bar m. etea1y; boxed extra snorla, exrs: clear r'ba. a 21. saort Vieara. t) H 1 1 LTR Y Kl-ro. ilih kena. HSc; apringa, JiHtJIc: !urk.. Ilai2v-; diicaa. - a-eite. it luTTEH-Steauv: iTamery. akaSc. EtiOS steady, liy,' count. heitipt diiipmer.ta. F'.nur. bhi. .. . I Waeal. bu. , v-..3k ', ' 4 Corn. bu. . ...r.. al ' Oata.- bu. , .,..!4.a- . ai.uue Dalalk Grata Market. DULL'TH. Mav 7. WiiKAT K .' BerfS ern. $1.:; No S. 1 "4-a; iiay. 1-1S. July, pi m ; ptimviuis-i, c.w CIA 1 .NEW YORK STCCHS AND BONDS AdYancinj Tendency of Piicet ii Ptrtly Checked. REACTION tt RECETT LEADERS F.aek Rlaa la Valara Rrlaaje Oat Sell lag Orarra l a tea Faelge Baaal mmmm la Feat aed. NEW . YORK. May 7 The advancing tendency of pricea waa partly checked to day or broken In upon by reactlona In some of the recent strong stocks. Others con tii nert to nee. but without the dominating affect on apeculalive sentiment exercised y the nwvemenl In the Harriman Issues. Readlt.g waa the conspicuous example. That stock waa carried back to the previ ous high level of the year and Blightly above, but encountered repeated setbacks at about that etace of tha advance. Burn action of a stock la read to mean that wait ing orders to aell exist at freah stage of an advance, which present an obstacle hard to overcome. The moderate reactionary tendency of pricea waa not attributed to any important new development, but rather to technical conditions eepecially the attraction of profita accrued and the Inducement thue offered to eWl. and the reduction of tn short Intereat forced to cover in the cours of the rise, thus leaaenlng the necessity of buying stocks. Beyond tnese considerations there waa some disappointment that no ac tion waa taken by the I aion Pacific au thorities toward the aale of the intended bond Ineue. The failure to obtain a quorum of the directors for the meeting which Wall street expected would act on the bond Issue waa stated to he due to the necessity for the presence of the president of the com pany at another important meeting. The assumption that this other Important meet ing had to do with the etforta making amongst railroad officials to bring about an advance In freight rates directed atten tion to that tonic, which Is an important one in the view of the speculative element. Tile belief that freight rates were to be advanced haa been a notable Influence on the recent strenglll of stocks. Reports are now emanating from the conferences on the subject 0f unexpected difflcultiea being met with in putting the project Into force. Not the least of thee is the orgnnixed pro teat from shlppnra against raising charges for transportation at a time when business depression calls for low pricea to stimulate demand. The presence in the city of iron men to confer on the situation in that trade had a atmilar influence by reason of the principal quektinn involved, that of the maintenance of schedule pricea. The selling of Iron at concessions from the agreed price by makers outside of the agreement, the admitted ataif nation of the market and the reflected effect to be looked for In price of fimahed products of Iron and steel centered sertnua attention on the decision to be formed by these conferences. Money conditions were little changed. Some attention is given to the coming treasury withdrawals, which call for the surrender of some S2D.0iQ.0in bv the hanks by Saturday of thia week, fully one-o,uarter of which Jmm already been turned over to the government. Little effect Is looked for from this or from the additional surrender of X.O0O,gnn called for later In the month, owing to the high level of New York bank reaervea and the steady payments by he United States treasury because of the deficit In the revenue return. The strong return of the Bank of France waa a feature of the day s newa, aa It gives promise, with the decline in the private rate of discount In Paris today, of the satisfaction of the demand at that renter of gold from London and New York. The bond market waa firm and waa nota ble for the appearance in the dealings of long dormant bonds for small accounts. Total salea. par value. 'BOtf). United Statea bonus were unchanged on call. Following were the salea and range ol prices on the Stock exchange today: salea. Hl(k- Law. CI aaa Adanaj Cipens Amaummatea Coaper Aol C. r Am. r. a F. pfa Abu Caitoa Oil Aa. Cottoa oil pro. Anartcaa Sxsren Aav H. a U ptd AaMvivea lw Aa. LrfpeeM Otl Am. Llneeed Oil pfd Am. LoroaiottTe Am. LoeemottTa pfd Am. i. a R Am. S. R. pfij Am. sneer Refining Am. Tobaera pft rtfm. AnKaada aialng Co AtrhiBon Au-aiana pfl Atlantic Coast Llna Bsltunore a Ohio Bl. a Ohio pM BmnAIra Rap 1 4 Tr rsaadiaa Pvifte Onlral of Nw Jeraer rkeaspBake a Ohio riueaca Ol. W Ckiaw a M. w M. A St. P Cainse T. A T (tursae T. A T. ptd C. C C A St. U ODlorade F. A I Cola, a so. 1st pM Ovlo. A So. 3d pfd ronaeildatea Uaa Cora Products Cnrm Prod acta pfd Delawera A Hudooa Del.. U. W Denver a Rio GruM D A R. a pfd Dimillen' Ssriruics Brio In la pfd no Sd pfd Geaersi Kiortrte Illinois Central laioraattoaal Paper Int. Paper pfd Int. Pump Int. Pa rap pfd lnorn Central kwa Central pfd Kansas City 9o K. C. So. pfd bonlerllie A N Mostcaa Contral Ulna. St. L, ... M.. ft. p. f. a. M . k r ti a m. aid.. Mlaamiri Pacific M., K. A T at . K. T. pfd National Load 1T4 MS 3S 1 ""a lie 1S It M 1M lS a t vs 1"!S TS 7 ms si s s s TS M 47 15iS !. 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A W Norfolk a W v aw d Nnrtn Amortcaa Pamir Mall Pnnr'Taae People's Gaa p . c. c a st. L Steel Oar S C. pfd Pnilmaa Pilars Car... ftaadloc Readme 14 Pfd Reading id pld Repabile Storl Repoblic ateel pfd Horn laiaad Co Rock island Co. pf d . St. U A 8. r it pfd St. Lows w St. L i a, pfd Boathrnt Parlfis so. Pacific pld 0. Rallvar . So. Rallvar pfd Taxaa a Pactnr t . at. l. a w t'moa Pactnc . ...... t'nioa Pacific pfd U. Bapreaa llaS !S JS 3US ITS fas 'S au 41 as s s 1S u 11 aT " 7 14S S 14JS s s 1IS I". . Realty r. a. RnBasi t' a. Rsbaer pld r 8. Steal r 8 Steal pfd Va.-4'arotlaa tlkemlral VHin Cham, pfd . w ansae aid ' Walia-Parxo Ctpraaa . a eaUBnouae Clocttte Westers t'ntoa Wnssllns AUK leaoaata rostral W. Central Bid Nnrtksra Parlfl 1 "ratral Uaaiaar f aoiral Leathsr pfd S:.la-dhartatd Slerl .. Urea Northern ptd IntoraeriMiBTi Met. lot Met. pfd ftah Copper Total mita for the d MS 41 S "a S s !S " a 151S L s S M 1W4 i"S JTS . it.i'e .e e US s 7S 1 re e w ir. tTt.aa) aharaa. Sew York Mlalaa; llerka. NEW TOR K. May 7.--loaina; quotatlona en mlnlr atocka were Adams Coa I L.ttlo Ch'.af a A tire a Oa'ana a Bieare It npntr j-n tnilialrl Coa. i PntaM .'. 11 Cosaatofh Tussel 88 Saao " ri Ceo.. HI. a ll M Sierra Nerada 3 Ir.m t.lrar He Pmail Hopes it Lasilu.e Coa i Siaadard . . . lis Fareiaja Ftaaaetal. FARI3. May 7 Tradinx on the n, I tmtay aaa firm, on the i.ivk'i from New 1 iinvaie rate or discount waa per cent lower at JO-u pr cent IiKRLIN. May 7. The tons on the Sours aaa ouiet today. Treasury fateaaeat. WABHINOTOV, May T.-T-sday s sta'e meiui of the Ireaeury balances in t-e fen era fHud. exciuaito rl tiu luo vuf ana jold reserve, annas. Available .a3 baianr. t-'4P ,SC.4i rold rr.in and buillon. I"! , TT.oscV f"lr certifit a;es, t.a.41 :. Tata Maaey Market. NT TRK. Msv 7. MON BT-4ln call at lui per cent, ruline rate, l", per cent: cinema; bid. IS, per cent; offere,! at 1 ir cert. T1.V1F: LOANS Firmer; sixty rtava, r-j per rent: ninety days. 3 per cent; 11 morrtha 1 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-3tT4S Der cent. HTKRLINrj Y.rl .Nrsrr-Flrm. with act'ial buainesB in bankers' bills at Jd.irnn i4 7i for demand and at 34.v--a-4 :e for atxv-day bills, commercial bills, 04. MS if t.4V 8ILVER Bar. i2c: Mrx'.can dollars. 47c. B )NL'fl Oovernraent. ateady; railroad, firm. The following are the closlna; quotations on bonds: f . raf ta, re. . ..ims Hork. Val. 4sa let do ronpoa IMS L A H. nsl 4s KS C . us. era l'S sin. r. 1 4s ta do coupon I'V'SMei. Central j US f. i. s. ta. tee, i:S "da 1st inr n do enupee, i"1S"Mlnn St. U 4s . m Am Tobacco 4a TIS'ld . K. A T 4a W do as is do ta It AtrhMXB -. i PTSB-t. H H nt M c J TS do sdj. 4s TSV. T. C. S S Atisatic r. L. 4a IHi H J c t. a 1US Bal. A Ohla 4a 5'SNa. Paolllc Is ll do ISs KS do to 71 S Rrk R. T. . 4s Tt a w. r la Ms antral rt Oa. k. a. L. rf1 4 ", o let tor 7 Pann ct ISa MS Mo M Ine ts Readlna ten. 4a trs lo 11 tne a B. l a I M r as 1"S Chas. utile 4S ... S8t. U P f. as. S 'Tllcasn A. Ss.. St St. L. 8. W. . ta .. 44 C, B. A Q. n. 4s esesbnard A. L. ta . . 4S C. R. I. A P. 4s .... 4 go. pacific as.-. 7S " cel. 4s T2 do 1st 4s ctft 1 ctX". a St L. . la a. R,lar fa. MS cilo. Ind 5a. ser. A. SS Teraa A P JUS Colo. Slid. 4s l T , It. L. I W 4s.. 7S r-ele.. A am 4s taaj, c,lns Parity w Cuba i IllJStV B. Steal 2d 6s .. S D. A R. O. a P-S'W.bs.h ,t ! Distillers' 8er is. .. Tl dn deh a a2 Ens p. 1. ts M Weateen 4. a. M do sen. 4a 71 Wl Central 2 Japan 4a 74S AtcMson rr ts US do 4Ss ctfs sjs do So Ot to jt senea haS Int. Het. 4S S Bid. Off.red. aslsa Btaveka aaa Bns ROSTON. Mav 7 Money call 4 per cent; time loans, 3V The followlnt wera the closing stocks and bonds: da. loans, m per cent, pricea on IS 27 aj 1 Atchison ad). 4s do s He. Central 4s . . . Atrhlsnn do pfd Boston A Alranj... Instrm A Maine... ttornon Klavated .. rttrhhurs pfd Msiiran Central . . . N. T . V H. A H. t'nlon Pacific A IB. Arre. Cham. do pfd Am. Pnea. TShs Amcr. Busar do pfd Am. T A T Am. Woolen do pfd Pnminioa I. A a... Kdlron Elec. Illu. General Rlectrle ... Mass. Rleetrle do pfd Miss, lias t ilted Fruit tnlted S. M do pfd U S. Steel do pfd Aaa ad. Bld. . Adventure . MSAlloaea . 74 Amalsamated . .'S Atlantic . S Blntham 2"4 Cal. A Hecla.. .ltt Canfnnlal .l.a Cupper RaDge . .lit Pair Weat .... . HS P'anklin .Tsa Cranhr ljaSlale Hnrais ... . It Vaas. Mmlna . . At Mlrklssa . ts Mohan k KS Mont, c A C. 121 Old rvimlnlos . .117 Osceola . sosrarrrs . M Qulrtey . ITS Shannon .212 Tamarack .lMSTVinltr . ts Caned Copper . 44 r. S Mining. .. . 'J V . Oil .117 ftah . 54 Victoria . IT t Winona . S Wolverine .lf-S ...Kal ... 71 ... 7 ... M ... US ... .S ... MS ... 4S ... .VI ... ... 1 ... jrt'4 ... ""'S ...121 ... is ... ns ... i ... 28 ... rjs ... 38 ... SS ... 4S ...i27S Laadoa Ateek Market. London closing stock quotations: Conaola. money SMo.. Kan. A Teas.. JS do accoant IKS New York Central ... l' Anarnnrta, TS Norfolk A Western . 8 Alchlscn MS do pfd 82 " Ptd tt Ontario A Westera.. lS Baitlmors A Ohio ... s Pennsrtanla US Canadian Pacific lfts Rand Mines is Chesapeake A Ohio.. WS Heading 57 s Chi. Gr-at Wetrt.. J Southern Railway ... !&S Oil.. Mil. A 94. P .135 do pfd 41S De Beers S"utharn PaclHc .... S tSKiTsr A Rla Grands 2si'Bion Pad no lt do pfd o do pfd u IrSlBltsd SUtas Stsel.. J7S do la pfd ia da pfd k do IA pfd ts Wssask ii Grand Trunk its do pfd 29 Illinois Central 128 apsaish 4s pis LonHrrtlle A Nash. 1)4 Amalsamated Copper. MS 8ILVFR Bar. firm at 24 3-lSd per ounce. MONET-lVpfll per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for ahort bills la 2H per cent; for three months' bills, per rent. - Baals fleas la a" a. OMAHA. May 7 Bank cleartnirs for to day were l,.2(io.21 and for the corre spodina; date iaet yeatj C74A.791.M. OMAHA -THOLES ALK MARKET. Caadillsa of Trade auael Q.ae'atleaut oa taila ana Faacs Praaace. EGOS Freah aelllnc ens, candled. 13c BUTTER Common, its-, fancy tub aad roll a, lbulsc; creamery. Kc. CHEhdt. New fud cream. Wisconsin twins, 17V-'; new full cream brick, 17c; do mestic new Swiee, lac; now ItmOurKor. lift loo; youni Americana, l?Sc. LrV'E POULTRY Springs, 9c; roosters. 5c; ducks, 11c; feese, c; capons, 15c; broil ers, 3UC HAY Choice No. 1 upland. 17.50; medium, MjO; No. 1 bottom. JS.'ju; off gradea, Kuv a-OU. Rya straw. 17 1. No. I alfalfa. tlLou. BEEF CUTS. No. 1 ribe. 15So; No. S riba, 13c; No. 1 ribs, lie; No. 1 loins, 19c; No. 2 loins. 16c; No. 3 loins, 13c; No. 1 chuck, Pipe; No. 2 chuck, kc; No. 3 chuck, 7c; No. 1 round, 1'jc; No. 2 round. !rc; No. 3 round. 9c: No. 1 plate, tSt-; No. i piate. 6ic. No. i plate. 5-ic. MISCELLANEOUa CANNED isjijuB Lorn, standard west ern, oac Tomatoea, fancy. 1-pound caaa, $1.46; aiandard 1-pound cana. Cl.lu. Pine appiea. gated. 2-pound. ti.iMQt.J0; aliced, tl-Tf.alSi. Gallon apples. tt-JU. California aisrlcoLa, t2.Mj0.ix Pears. tXiuaa.la. Pvachee, l.iayti3.1S. La C. peaches, tJ-lU 3 15. Alaska aalmon, red, fl.Br; fancy Chinook, Tat, 12.15: fancy aockaya, flat, 12.15. 8ard:nea, quarter oil. 13.4; three quarters mustard. 13 2C. Sweet potatoes. II -&&1.3S. Sauerkraut. 85c Pumpkins, hue feal.in. Lima bean a, 2-pound, TVy J1.S4. Soaked peaa, 2-pound, 65c; fancy, H 2col.4a. Flaii Halibut, luc; trout. 11c; pickerel, 7c: pike. g: white fish. 13c; buffalo, he; bullheads, skinned snd dressed, 11c; cattish, dreaaed, lie: medium croppies and yellow aunftah. fci4e; large croppies, 15c; herring-, freah fro sen. 4c: perch, lc; white base, 14c: black baaa, 23c CALIFORNIA DRIED FRT"IT3 Prunes are aomewhat unaettled by freer offerings from second hands, who seem desirous of moving; aupplles of Immediate grades. Quo tatlona range from ic to 8c for California fruit and from SSjc to lc for Oregon. Peaches are very firm, with fancy yellows quoted at IJiy. SUGAR Granulated, cane, per ssrk. sS.(0, beet. 15f: cut loaf. 7c; cubes. I70e: pow dered, d 50e. COFFEE Rossted. No. 35. Kc; Mo. 30. Tc; No. 5. IV; No. 20. 14. Wool Market. BOSTON. May 7 WOOL The local wool market continuea stagnant at lowest prices. New England woolen mills are atill cur tailing and manufacturers are not in the market except for odd Iota. Very little Interest is manifested in the new western clip. The leading weatern quotatlona range as follows: Kentucky, Indiana and Mis souri, three-eig-hlha blood. 2bxCSc; quarter blood. 23ti24c. Scoured valuea: Texaa, fine twelve months, 5ca6tic; fine six to eight months, 4kjfiix-.; fine fail, 43'a44c. Cali fornia, nortnern. outyASc: middle counties. e'j4ec. Oregon, eastern No. 1 staple, Hani : eastern No. 1 clothing. 51&63c; No. 1 eallev. awa-ov. Territory, fine staple. 5M sV; fine medium staple. 55n6tic; fine me dium clothing. 4.vjj;; fine clothing. 5."eSc: half blood, 45i62c: quarter blood, 4jic: pulled, extra, iej2c: fine A. 5ifia7c. ST. L4I I3. May 7. WOOL Quiet ; me dium gradea. combir.g ana clothing. na loSjo; llgnt fine. lKglic; heavy fine, Bloe; tub-washed. Ih.ij.l4c. tat tea Market. NEW YORK. May 7 COTTON Futurei opened ateady; May. 1 7Uri4! .anc ; July. a.hac; August. :c; October, kanc; Novemupr, I71c; December, ST4c: January. a.rt'ija.Tjc; February. 8.77c. bid: March. S.4c. NEW TOHK. May 7. COTTON Spot cotton closed steadv 1C points hlgt.er: mid dling upland. io.jDc; midjliaa- gulf. 10. Aw; aa.es. I. IA baiea Futurea riosa-d firm: Mav. f OBc; June, i4c, July. lor; August, tt ulc; m-pteniner, 1 iic: txtoler, l.lc; Novemrr. i . De cember, g fTc, January, 1 aec: Feoniary P.t lc: March, U: GALVESTON, Tex.. May 7. COTTON Firm at KSc. NEW OKLEAN9. May T COTTON Spot, firm on an advance ol lMSe on all grad.-e; midd'.ir.g. loS-; aaira. LiO baiea spot and U5 haiee to arrive. ST. LOUIS. May 7. "OTTONSteady ; middling. l"Sc: sales, -4 bal re. receipts. 3U ha..s. aniptnrnta. 2t bales, stock, -9 T1 ba.es. agar aaa Melaaeea. NEW YORK May 7 -HI GAK-Raw. mar ket quiet, fair ref uing. l.hc. eeutnfuga!. 0 teal. 4 3nc: moUseee s :gar. 1 ale; refined quiet: No , s-l's?; No. T. t.igV: No , i..a-; No. . 4 5rV-; No. rB. 4 "tic: No. I! 4 "c No. It 4 7V: No. 13. 4.71V; No. 14. Ac:' confet-ticmrrs' A. 5s-; mould A, LaV: ci,t loaf. c; rr'iened. 2Tc; powdered, iin; granulated. se; ruhct, I Tlie. MoLAScirS Stea.tv. New Orleans ctki OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARRET Light Bf SUen About Steady, with. He.ry Cattle Easier. HOGS SELL OIT A LITTLE TODAY Llakt Raa of Skee sad l.amHs. wltk De bb a a 4 eooal for Deelrablo Killers aaal Prteee Utw lag; a Ckaoae. SOUTH OMAHA. May ii". Receipts were: Official Monday .. lattle. Hog. Sheep .. 3 43 -a3 &.3I2 .. 1 371 7..t S.'M .. 1H27 7.2 2.17 .. J.rtil 13J iirt orricial Tuesdar Official Wedneedav.... Estimated Thursday... Four daye this week Same day a last week. Same dava 3 weeks aao Same davg 1 weeks ago Seme days 4 weeks igo Same days last year.. The following table of cattle, bogs and she 'for the year to date, last year: 19na. Cattle 321.219 Hogs 1iR4.2 Sheen Ht.im ,.1R B42 ..1277 . . 9 37 . .1J.52 ..11.2"7 ..17. San 34 411 3BH7 73.474 3K.5S"! 25 11.7S1 shows the recelDta ep at Soutn omana compared wuh tha 1.f7 Inc. Dec. 6.4S9 S4.240 4.5) 17n.7 1S1.37B the arerage 72.411 shows The following table price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat pari sons: several day a with com Date, 190. ,1907. ;i3n. ;iaW.jl4.,iy. jltni. April 2. April 27. April M ApHI 31. April A) ( 2 1 V 6 S3SJ 5 44. 5 4s; S US1 I KS! 5 J7! s S 33 a J4 36f a 4i 241 24, ( 21 . I 24 27! 2i Mi i at i ii I 10 i in 5 12! 5 13 I 2Ti t 3f 5 28 7 i 7 08 4 751 I 2? I B 7 tt T7 T 3 S4 1 wi so 751 7 on e 7 01 75: 721 T 03 4 ! ( All J3 asi !9l I 32 May 1 2St 27; 171 21 lS! I 15! I 4 57 4 55: -May May May May May May 4 5M 4 i3l 4 "in 4 : Sunday. The official number of cars of st ock brought In today by earh road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H C M. A St. P 5 10 Wahash 1 1 Missouri Pacific 4 11 Union Pacific IB IP 6 C. A N. W., east 7 2 C. A N. W.. west M 1 C. St. P.. M. A O ... IX 22 C B. A Q.. east 5 11 c, b. & y . weat 24 an 1.. R. I. dt P., east . 9 4 C.. R. I. A P., west.. 1 1 Illinois Contral 1 1 Chicago Gt. Western 2 r'a. Total receipts 2m lr The disposition of the day's receipta was as follows, each buyer purchasing tha num ber of head Indicated: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing; Co mri l.c2 754 Swift and Company 72 J.MM 2r2 Curtahy Packing; Co 7M Armour A Co 1.221 14A 4) Schwartichlld A 8 1"T Vansant A Co 31 .... .... Hill A Son r F. P. Lewis 43 Huston A Co 35 J. R. Root ek Co 14 McCreary A Carey M H. F. Hamilton 75 F. G. Inghram 9 Sullivan Broe a Other buyera 373 .... 58 N. P. B. Co m N. Y. Butcher Co ae Alsleod Packing; Co 37n Huff 23 St. Louis Packing Co 1'6 Kingan Packing Co 45a Totals 4.531 13.504 1.761 CATTLE Receipts of cattle thia morning were the largest that they have been any day so far thia week, there being 4 ears reported In. In fact, tt waa the lur g est ruu for any day aince April 28. The moat ot the cattle were fed steers. With such large receipta so near the cloae of the week, every one waa anticipat ing a alow and considerably lower market. Contrary to expeclationa. buyera were out in good aeaenn In the morning and the mar ket opened about aa early aa It has on any day of late. The demand, however, railed more especially for the handy light cattle, and they were the first to aelL A good many of thoae cattle brought prices that looked ateady with yeaterday, possibly a lit tle easier In some apota. On the other hand, the heavy cattle, of which there were quite a good many in the yarda, were leaa active, buyera not carina; for them with prices ahadlng downward. Cowa and heifers continue in moderate supply. The market on that kind waa gen erally steady. Good fed cows and heifers commanded high prices, aa compared with beef steers. Fortunately there were only a few stock cattle in the yards this morning, the sup ply for the week having been considerably In excess of the demand. The trade today was slow and. aa a rule, lower. Lugiit stock cattle are not far from Ate lower than laat week, the decline being due to liberal receipts and to a lack of support from country buyers. Considering the large run and the fact that It waa so near the end of the week, the market aa a whole wag surprising: good. Quotatlona on cattle: Good to choice corn-fed ateera. tH4tni.B; fair to good corn-fed steers. lt.SMi.40; common to fair corn-fed steers. 14 Hi. -ye i ; good to choice cowa and helfera. (5 tj.t); fair to good cows and heifers, t3.icvriti.o0: common to fair sows and helfera. $221; good to choice stockers and feeders. .u3&.&0; fair to good stockers and feeders. U.bOi 00; common to fair Blocks ra aad feeders. 11.2S 04.50. Rapraeentatlve salea: BEEF STEERS. Ne. A. Pr. Sa. At. PY. m 4T I :s i 11:2 4 17 U4 i t."i 24 !' 4 w M SB .81 1267 4 4a II t'l 5 TS 21 1121 t 44 I 4S4 7i II li-al I W 10 1111 5 84 2 11 t SO II lute I 44 47 1111 I 54 II i i IB la :H t M 1 11A 4 as II 1241 I 44 IS llT t at 24 12S1 I 4 14 1171 I ' HI 1 t 4 tt U.t I 10 tt uu I U 21 11 4 to 4 1141 4 ii I l'.li I U II IK'I 4 i& 14 1115 I li 4B 1427 4 40 11 ! 4 li 24 1411 I S tt 127. 4 U 16 la 4 at) V 1 ! 4 IS 4a 111 4 4 IT .1:41 I 3 51 1613 I at il U47 t 42 ... ;a4 I 4B ! ll'l 4 W n 4 4 a loll 4 2 ) Jl I 4a 2u I'M I 24 21 1J4 t 21 1:4 4 la 21 1271 I 44 X 1144 IB : .14 4 U n l' i u 14: t :t 1 1U I ia It l4Ti T i 25 ir.4 4 li a 128 I 7t 44 111 t U 22 li:i 8 Tl tt 114 I la I. 14 t II !1 11 TT I A 1 1444 4 Tl 2i IA4 4 4 1 1214 4 Tl S4 1144 4 48 COW8. 4 l:0 I 14 4 1'BA 4 18 1 SUB 1 II I I'M! I u I satt I 48 7 1111 t as tit I 1 i.-w I ia 4 14 1 4 I 1 I 14 I wi I 71 I ii I :i t au l Ti t tai I ts X 414 4 li I t4 i T M 4 11 1 Ua I 24 I K4 4 B 12 HQ I 44 4 47 4 IS I Ill I 44 1 ISM 4 4 2 law So 4 LOi 4 Ti 1 441 I 44 HEIFERS. a h is 4 it i a 4 4 Ui 2 M IM 7 44 4 i 24 IMS 1 Bs 42 Tie 4 :s I ie 8 4 I va t a l ius 4 ia U i W BULLS. J...1 Its I 24 1 .(rat I at l a 1 4i 1 Be le 1 :i 1 44 1 1271) ( 1 1 ai 2 Vi i :ais 20 1 4 4 1 1T74 I 44 1 4 Ti 1 121 4 44 1 lkt I a CALVES 1 24 1 Ta 144 I Tl 1 . i m I .. . IT) I 4S I 2 I aa 1 isn 4 at 1 i:5 4 a 4 ! la 1 I'S i M I 14 I I I' I se t its t it 1 lea i M I 4 li 4 !1 I I.... 14 I It I J 4 ?5 1 :v I 24 STOCKERS AND FEKDFRa 4 SSI I Ti 27 41 1 4 44 1 i' 4 a. I aaa 4 4a II 41 4 :4 4 .! 4 a, il l4 4 U 28 Tad 4 si 27 '4 4 4 WMTEBN4 I'OUiIUDfl 44 steers.. . 11 A 5 cows 147 4 an H bj.S Hogs started out this morning o6.' lower Ii.su Its day before. The t.ade alien once warmed up was rraeonably ac tive and the receipta allnoujh very large foe tiiia I. ma of ine serk were prviiy aell cleaned up in good eeaaon. Tliere waa a tendency, r.nstirr. loaard tne cloae in as- off a lilt., lairr aalas being largely on a baaia of a ic de, hue T'ie buik of the h.s sold at 14i-'-i-ii e wMh a top of li.a it will be rvuu-uibered li.at )ra- terna the bulk aoM lanrely st . aVb 5 37S. W'h a piece of a load at ft 46 Representative ea!es r.v a - vs h r at. as 2?" is . .-4 . . I tl M 1 ' as lit - rt 4 -S rr aa a as - . sM - 2'4 B M rt m la I K as . ta a vi sj , ii 4 ie tea :g ag r 48 I at 1 1 H 4ss I le si ... a ts m : s i u-a m m I a T t! "I I llv SJ 1T se 4 Z ire n sH ts i.i c 41. 12 . I I2' t K J t II 220 J it' rai ... la r i . . I r? at r-4 ... I Ira e- I jtv, sn r ... a J i : I ;a la 7i tea I tr-, rr ft tat la b it as i r a ta . . t u T A sn I t! ; Hi 8 lu 7i ; ! 4 j?" re . its 14 til 148 I TT 214 B It w fl ... I ii., u .' R S .14 SI I 4 I4 .IK 77 JS8 . . 4 lv f 1T 15 I ti 77 .1-4 4 I sf T 10 I II Tl 141 44 t 2 M 4 ... S t T T44 tn I Itt 14 VA ... 41 e as 1:1, SS 24 IM 71 rn 12 I ili j4 i a 2rt iss i u.t i n aa i si tt J" I 2 a ! . . I IS t rT t.1 I IJi, M Kl 44 I II 7i ri ta i M' as r . , in M HI ... if its . . i si 7 BM . I 2? , 74 let IJS S li 7 ft 14 I 12'a TS 14 I 14 B ... III, ?l 2?4 IBS I if 4 . . I 2tv "1 rs 120 I M M 14 4 I 1:1, Tl ? ... w tie s U14 s4 !4S & IB l1" 48 I 11-s 11 21 . . I tl w yt IKv, 17 ;t sn u 4 til ia i , ti ti is i a Ml 440 tla U ... I 1 " 177 Hi I Mi, as s4 ... 14 " 14 5 II V, st Ill in H ni ... I 411 -i tf., is t U t'S 40 32 1, ft 'n M U 1 Sat a lu T-. v ss r 4 m i s r r4 ... ns " ... 21 It let ... I 4B ,. pHEEP Receipta thia morning were very I'eht. only eight cara being reported In a-htch waa hardly enough to make a real teat of the market. Biiver. however, took everything offered In good season In the morning, every thing being aold and weighed UP before the mldle of the forenoon. iiTh" w In pretty good demand and Jia desirable kinds at least aold, atronger. Two cars of the Leavenworth Mexicans hroiiarht 17.5n. as saainst 7.26 at the cloae or Ust week. Bhorn lamha aold at ts 3 tl There was very little here In the wav of aneep. The fw eweg on sale brought et-ady prices, the best shorn ewea offered sel.ing aa high as 15 56. Quntatlina on lambs: Good to choice oolrr. I7.nua.7 50: fair to good wooled. M 5t) L,Jl.?rud shearing lambs, carrying fleaii. W4(?S.i; good shearing lamba. thin. 24 08 fA.0: shorn lambs, ino under wooled atork. Quttatlona en aheep: (rood to choice light yearllnga, shorn. aVftntga, 0; fair to good yearllnga, ahorra, 5og fi; good to choice wefhera, ahorn, IS.ifriifv.TS; fair to good wet.iere. snorn. I6i6.60: good to choice ewes, shorn. 15.2541951: fair to good ewes. 4.5tS.26; culls and buck a. ahorn. B.OaiKSO: wooled aheep. 2540e above ahora stock. Representative sales: io. 40 western lambs, shorn 21 Mexican yenrlings 5 western culls .. tan western ewes, shorn 65 Mexican lambs l"t western ewea. shorn 170 western lambs, shorn 14 weatern lambs, cuila Av Pr ... 78 sn ... 11! ... 7! i f ... lt 5 m ... 77 7 .V) ... 14 5 t5 ... 73 4 40 ... 59 5 Oil CHICAGO LIVE ITOtK M4RKET Cattle aad aheep Steady- Hogra Tea Caata Lawer. CHICAGO, Mav 7 -CATTLE Receipts. 7SA head. Market steadv; steers. lo.'t 7.20: cows, tl 75r25: hfifers. t3 5fKrj 75; bulls. n.5isriS.Xi: calves, 12.5iea.S5; stockers and f-eerg. taaajs.n. HOG-Receipta. 2.onn head. Market 10c lower: choice heavy shipping. tSSMie; butthera. light mixed. IS 5i)i5.ii; choice light. tt.54;ie.Sfj; parkina. & 1ii.65; pigs. 14 lft(g6.25: bulk of sales. V"..5ii j.. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 17.010 head. Market steady: aheep. 15 0(5.25; lambs, tAOCKyr.eR; yearllnga. R.5oS 35. Kaaaaa City Live Stark Market. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Mav 7. CATTLE Receipts, 7.500 head. Including 5o southerns; market, steady to 10c lower: top. $7,ts): choice export and dressed beef steers, K.40 tj7.(i; fair to good. tS SRAI B; weatern steers. 15.25d4.iw; stockers and feeders. t4.'Si.7l; southern steers, t4.5ira4.4fi; southern cows, 12.5i'4.75; native cows. i3.'4a.no; native helfera. S.3b3.i; bulla. tS.5otl5.n5. calvea. t3.5Bgi.0O. HOOS Receipta. lS.aiO head; market, 10c lower; closed strong; top. tS.rt"; bulk of sales. tS.!Mrj 62V: heavy. 16.45476.60; packers and butchers, t&.35Trf.55: light, tt.25iija.4a; pigs. 14.(484.50. SHEEP A.VD LAMBS Receipts. T.WU head: market, atrnng to Mr higher; lamba. t.tt7.26: ewea and yearllnga. t4.7Rari.H5. Texas yearllnga. 5.2SI...,; Texas sheep, 4.jtJ5.i; stockers and feeders, 13.20.25. St. Loala Live Stock Market. 3T. LOCI8. May 7 CATTLE Receipta. 2.2W head. Including J25 Texana; market, steady; native ahlpplng and export ateera. te.Ori'7.15; dressed beef and butcher steers. 16.3oai4.15; steers under l.uuo lbs., t4.85-a6.5n; stockers and feedera, t3.0tnrj6.25: cows and heifers. ta.754i.4u; cannera. SXuUatl.Ou: bulls. .Ol36.26: calves. 5027.00; Texas and In dian steers. t4.rtji.5o; cows and heifers. .75r4 40. HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head: market. 5c lower; piga and llgliLa. !S.755.5: packers, 14.5. ?5.7J0, butchers and beat heavy, 15. t0 fe6.70. SHEEP AND LA M B8 Receipts. head; market, suady; ralive muttona. Ci.75 ift.Jt. lambs, ljiq.0(i; culls and bucka, 14.0ira6.0v. St. Joseph Lira Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH. May T. -CATTLE Receipts. 7. .J head; market steady; natives. (5.759 7.10; cowa and heifere. tJOtarCII; stockers and feeders. lAOHfiiO. HOGS Receipta l'l.S3S head; market 5c lower: top. t : bulk if salea. $B 2USt.M. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. HI head; market nominal; lambs, in 4tt7.J0; vear llngg and wethers, 26.26'u6.25; ewes, fc.ovO 00. Slaax City Live Stack Market. SIOUX C1TT. Ia.. May 7,-,'SpeclaI Tele gram.i CATTLB Receipta, l.CjO head market weak to 10e lower; beevea, 15 ff 4: cows and beifers. t45iJ(ie.ao; feedt-ri, (4 '4i6 26; calvea and yearllnga. t3.75iA7a, Hi xiS Receipta. 5I) head: market ic lower; range. tS.AS6.36; bulk of sales, n.ii 4j6 39. tacit la Sight. j Receipts of live stock at the six princi pal western markets yesterday: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha., 5..jfs u s j, tu Sioux City .. l.o I ltu Kinase, CUy..i..i; 7,5( iyi) T.Oui Hi. I-ouis M lo i et. Joseph J i i 4 ,! Chicago 7, U..JW iT.fta) Total receipts. .25.446 C 3S3 36.01 Metal Market. NSW TOUK. May 7. il ETA Lit There waa a lower markavXor tin In London u day. with apol u,uuied at IM 2a ad and fu turea at The local market waa eaay. with quoijin.r.a ranging from 1'Ai To to 111. UH. Copper declined lo AM 17a txl lor spot and to A57 12a sd for futurea In Lon don. The local market waa quiet and un changed, with Lake quoted at 112-n2lijl2-75; electrolytic at tl2.5Bx.l2.tB,a. and casting at 112. -5lii;, Lead waa 2a d higher at 14 In London. The local market waa firm at rU'iitJ. Spelter declined to JO 12a 4d In London and waa eaav. with prices a snade lower locally at 14.j6i4.5. Iron waa un changed lo Id liighrr in the Engliau mar ket, wuh- standard foundry quoted at irm 4d. and Cleveland warrants at 51a M. Tne local maraet waa quiet; No. 1 foundry northern. U7 2514 ., No. 2. I'.s 75til7.5ii; No. j.aouthern and No. 1 southern soft, ll.ju8 8T LOCIS. Mav 7 METALS Leo strong. 14.1. S 8 pa ne r. weak. t4.i. Evaaaratra Aaplea aaa Dried Fralta. NEW rORK. May 7 EVA PO RATED APPLES Market la very quiet, with better demand. Far.cv quoted at 10c; choice, an xc; prime, 7&7V-'. commor. to fair, IrsC. Li R I ED FRCIT8 Prunea do not aeem to reapond to artort crop repuria. uu.aauotis ranging from 4c to 14c for California and 54ll"Jc for Oregons. Apruois are weak, wan cnoice quoted at lolJ-i ; extra cnoMe. 142 HV-: fancy. 15rlnc. peacta continue un-s-i.ed. With ci.oice tiooted at Ac; extra cnoice. c: fancy, lirvjloijc; eilra fancy. UtjIlV. Raiaii.e are neglec'.ed. with liviae viiiwatrl qiitUrd at Sliec: aeeded ra.aina. 1l, London layers, 1 .jiVtjt.jt. Philaaelahla Prstses Market. PHILAI.ELPHLfc May 7. BI TTER slieadv: ialr demand, extra we-rn cream erv. .-7c, neartjy prlnta. c. EtXio Firm and mgher: Penual- vaaia and other nearoy firata. 174,0 at mark, current re. e. pis in returnable casra. 17o at mark, western firata 17'jc at mark current recrlr"-, i;c at mark. 4 HErTSE ateady- New Tork fill creama. choice, 14 14V:. fe lo food, lajli'. BEATS BONDSMAN AND WARD South Omaha Man Admit Forging Kama of Former. MAY BE CALLED BY GBJLYD JTJSY Invest Igatlna May l laelade eary Who Ackaass ledaed Slgt aatare af Prask Bresaaek la the Caeca t'mier a charge cf foiging the name of his bondsman anl t'.ien spending the money of Ms ward Frank Bosauek. a "outU Omaha saloon man. probably will be Invest 'gated by the grand Jury. Bosanek was appointed guardian for John Meralak. who had tZM coming to him. He rollcctefl the money, hut when a report waa called for was not able to produce Ihe eaan. When the mat ter waa investigated still further he ad mitted that he had signed the name of Jim Haxuka to his bond and that Hasuka knew nothing of It The Investigation may also Include the notary who acknowledged the signature aa Poaanrk asserts the notary knew he was signing another than Ma own name when he attached his eal. The matter has been turned over to Cmtnly Attorney Kngltsh, who pr4alily will present It to the grand Jury. Rev. Charles W. "avtdge. pastor of Peo ple's church, wis before tltfj errand Jury again Thursday. While, of coarse, nothing Is given out as to what wltneases say be fore the Jury, before the grand Jury was called Mr Savidge commuted himself on the social evil, the subject on which he ia testifying. He stated then that he be lieved the best Interests of the city could be subserved by enforcing a r'gid confine ment of all lewd women to the proscribed district rather than to allow them to be Scattered ever the city. Infesting resident portions. He went to the trouble of col lecting a lot of data on tha Identity and location of these women and slated laat week that he found them tn some of the best neighborhoods, lie Is anxioua lo see this evil corrected. It Is believed other ministers will he called before the grand Jury on thia mat ter. Hampered by the fact that all the pre liminary hearings that ordinarily would ba held In police court now have to come be fore tt, the county grand Jury ha dons only a small part of Its Investigating si far. It haa already examined a number of witnesses who are conversant with condi tions In the so-called red light district. Most of the morning session Thuradaj waa a pent hearing police court cases. BRYAN BUSY WITH THE EAGLES Delivers Measerlal Aderree Ja O aaa a 4, aaal Lays reraeratnwe ia W. J. Bryan will lay the cornerstone ol the Eagles Nest, the new tlS.OnO building tr be erected by the Fraternal Order ol Eaglee at Benson. . Sunday afternoon, till acceptnce. just received, being a sourc4 much gratification to the members of thi order tn Omaha and the suburb. Mr Bryan cornea to Omaha to speak on aeveta other occasions and the laying of the eor net-stone of the near fraternity building Ii the suburb baa been hurried so as to aecurt him aa the speaker of the day. The Eaglea Neat in Benson will be bull, of brick, the atructure to be 50x100 feet anr to be two atorlea high. Tlio Benson build ing Is the first fraternal .temple to ta erected by any lodge of the Eaglea In Ne braaka. Sunday morning Mr. Bryan will delivei the memorial address to the Eagles ol Omaha. South Omaha. Benson and Flor ence, Sunday being their memorial day. The services will be held In the Burwool theater at 10 o'clock, the genera public being invited. In compliance with the sug gestion of Richard L. Met calf, assoclaw editor of Bryan's Commoner, that May 10 of each year be designated aa "Mothers Day," and that on that day white button teres ba worn In respect to the mothei heroines, living and dead, the Eagles wir. all wear white carnations at tba memortA services. Sunday afternoon Mr. Bryan will speal. at South Omaha and Saturday evening he will addreaa the law class of Creightor university In Oma he. , . . Sunday. May 17, . will be . tt Eaglet . memorial day at Lincoln and Mayor Dah!--raan will deliver tha addreaa there. Tlir mayor ts a member of the order and Bryan haa made application for member-: ship. A maealr AaTalr ts lung hemorrhage. Stop it and cure weak lungs, cough and colds with Dr. King t New Discovery. 50c .and H'.OO. . JTor salt by Beaton Drug Co. STOVE MAN PREFERS OMAHA Maaefaelarer f rasa 9a vaaaah. Ma. Laoka Over Rata tea with View ot Settlla-s. . I. Howard, president of Ilia Howsrc Stove company . of 3avaanah. Mil-, la Ir Omaha looking over the factory site, with a view of locating the foundry; factory and warehouses of his atov work Ic Omaha, because of the advantagea offeree) for distribution of the finialied. product. Refusing to give Savannah, Just twelve miles out of St. Joseph, the same distribut ing rate which the larger city Bnjoyw, ta one of the reasons why Mr. Howard la looking towards Omaha, wher the Incom ing rales on Iron and steel from Binning- ham and Pittsburg are tlie aarne aa to Kansas City snd St. Joseph, but where the rales to the west a. id northwest are In favor of Omaha. Mr- Howard at now only ' concerned about ft.e rate to the south. ; where ha sella KHiy strives.. Aria visiting " other cities in the wei, lo. ') ,:T1ng Denver and Pueblj. Mr. Hcwtrd said. Of all ?:; cities ( iiave visited f.taah -offer by fir the ben. opening for a stars ' factory and '.'oundry . I ha is twee, ouf ta Ralston, th new lrrjustrtal suburb and lia natural a" vn'.tages appeal to me. I cO'!;-l ' handle my iiuior Ciere better than In Ssi- . vannah a no nt. the aatrn time enjoy ,;, ' Omaha railroad rates for distribution. I 4 do not bellevK I liavi ever seen a f Wa ahlch Impreesc.i me rm ftvoraix. "In Savanni. our buildings are tempor- ry and we sriJ noi build permanent butl.l Inga now. If we move to Orru!i, w wit ' build permanent buildjr.ftra. They will coa sist of the foundry, factory and warehouse 1 and ail large buildings, our present, foundr. being lmxlJO." ' Mara 24ewe froaa tha Mew EagUad Statea. If anyone has any doubt as to the virtue ef Foley's Kidney Cure th.y need only te refer to Mr. Alvin H. SUmpson of WLL mantle. Conn., who. after aimoat losing hope of recovery en account or tn faUurt of so many remedica, finally tried Feley'i Kidney Cure, which, be ya. aa ju-t Ui4 thing" for him. at fout bottles cured hlra completely. He la now entirely wall and free from alt lha suffering inc.dcnt to acu a k;dey (rouble. All druggy . .. C'asTeo Ma raf t. NE WTORK. May T.-4 1 FKa.Ii-.Mark-4 for coff.-e faiorea clos.d at-adv ,H, ? . ? changed to 4 r,nt. MrV XL"? B?r.ect ot 171 lnr!uillr7 i.'. June at ,6c. ju,r t ber at 4 L- . O. tooer al La-. rcmraer .t A'-vqiifc and, May n,4H' 4T crTr'- M:M cfXte. qaet, Uortlova, ixi