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TTTR OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MAY 0. 1903 13 CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Market Value. Opened Strong;, Weakened Toward Noon. but HULLS FORCE WHEAT PRICES UP r.ofrnimt Reports of Decrease (Hoard Wheat to Be Boosted to Too otch Com tr; and 4)at lllaher. OMAHA, May 8, WW. . ..larket values had a strong opet.ing this morning, but casi'd off with lack of trad' .'4til noon caused by ierulatlve trade-is calling fur the government monthly re port. , heat took a decided upturn on an In f ifam il demand owing to tltej bullish feel ing Induced liy the government decrease. Wheat marled trotig, but became Im H'tUe until alter the government repot t laniij out, which Km taken aa a strong bull faetnr and pikes were boosted as u icmilt. .May wheat opened al SXc and tinned aL Wo. Corn sfndy to strong, with July option showing I lie hiar strength and values cre higher with wheat and a demand uom shorts, who covered on all bulge. i.iy tor i opened at 67c and closed Sic Cash oata showed an advance over fu ture!, and were mnrli In demand. May option o)iened at 4!V- and clt sod . learanres were l.tVK) beshels nf rorn, 5,'iVo bushels of oats, and wheat and flour equal to iZ2,':l bushels. I.lveipool closed id to 1'ad higher on wheat, and Unchanged on com. - t'llmary wheat receipts were 4S2.0O0 biinh- Is and shipments were Zto.io bushels, ;galnst receipts at year of tfil.000 bushels nd shipments of h'i7,on)Siiisheln. Corn receipts were 219. 480 bushels, and shipments were L1C.000 hushols, against re- epta last yesr of iV.ejel bushels, and shipment of tvlL'.OOO bushijls. Local range of options: rry SHlt mean, steady; boxed extra slinrta, t-li; cienr ribs. . .."; short rlenrs, . ''j Hncon. steady; boxed extra short. J'.IT'a Cle-Mr rlhs. J,; short deer, I'"1". MIAN Klrm; sacked east track. Ii:. MAY-Hteadv: tlmnthv. IlO.Wolt!.'": l" h ie, '.offi I i IKON inTT(i TIM-tl.no. H M1HINH-7V. HHMP-Twlne, so. f' H'lTRY-Kirm; chickens. lie: springs. 2v.T;:;r; turkevs, llfil2e; ili ks. fe; g c, f,c.. Hl'TTKH-Rteady; rreameiv, HVl-4.-KtillS (te;fy at rj'Je, case count. "llecelpis. Shipments. Flnuf, Mils 5.' ".'" Wheat, hu I'I.ikki M.fOi Corn hu Fi7.o"f 48,'oi Oats, hu 53.HM ',"t WEATIIKn VTIIET.H l BELT Fair and Warmer and "atnrdar I" rrranlng t loadlness. OMAHA, May , I!. The eastern disturbance continues central over Urn Ohio nllry ami lower lakea. This depression has cleercaHed In energy, but rtilnv and unsettled weather continues gen eral thieiiifchotil the lake region. Ohio val ley and east to the const. Heavy rams occurred In the easlern states. I ho weather continues clear Wist of the Mississippi river to the moiimnhiH. and whlh- the tempera ture has risen slightly throughout the. cen tral valleys, lierhl to heavy frosts again occurred from tha Mlaaourl river west Into the mountain district. Increasing cloudi ness with cooler weather has spread over the Pacific slope. Conditions: are favorable for fair anil warmer In this vicinity tonight ami Saturday. Omaha record 01 temperature and precipi tation compared with the corresponding day of tha last three years: l:. IO07. lDOrt. 19(16. Minimum temperature ... t :i 41 Precipitation t" W Normal temperature for today. Ml oegrecs. I H liclcney iiipreclpltatlon ainco March NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Further Rie it Attributed to Play of General Causes. Articles. I Open. H!gh. Low, Cloan. Yes'y. Vhe.it Mav... 98 m P8 .lulv... M ST, 84 8ft 84 Hept... SO 78 V4 t" "R,S Corn Ma v., . c,7. 87 7 7 7 .Inly... M Et 6! Hept... m 5S . i Oals- I I May... mt ! 4 Omaha Cask Prices. WHKAT-No. 2 hard, WliWr; hard, 9Mi37c; No. t hard, W3oc; spline, !f.ii"itl .!'. i.'OHN-No. 2, 67c; No. 3, (KiV'ic; fi"'irtfiSc; No. a yclluw, b"iro'inci while. 66(67c. OATS-No. 3 mixed. ZWfiWiC ; white, fiiuc; No. 4 white, do"' 1, 65 No. No. No. No. No. KYK-No. Chicago ilnnesnlia Omaha Ihiluth 2, 74'u7.k-; .N't. J, Un'iSc. larlot llecrlvts. Wheat. Corn. Oats 48 Jt.il 11 6 ':6 2J Inches. Deficiency corresponding period In 3 3 inches. ICxccss corresponding period In 1!0H, of an inch. U A. WELSH. Tjocal Forecaster. Corn and Wheat Rrgloa Bnllctln. For the twenty-four hours ending at S a. m., 75th meridian time, Friday, May b. l!"Jti OMAHA DISTRICT Temp. Ilaln Plitlons. Max. Mm. fall. Pky. Ashland, Neb.... 57 M Clear Auburn, Neb fK St .) Clear Columbus, Neb.. 61 31 . Clear Kalrbury. feb.... S 34 . . Clear Fairmont. Neb... M : .') Clear t5r. Island, Neb.. 61 ?5 .U) Clear Hartlngton, Neb. 61 32 .M Clear F. ;i .i 1 iear f,9 :w .00 Clear IA 4fi .00 Clear 6 .'15 .HO Clear S6 .no C1"ar f7 37 .W 'h:nr 511 ?.7 . Clear 6) M .01 Clear 5 J4 . Clear for twelve-hou.- CHICAGO GRAIN AU IllOVI8IO. lea tares of the Trodlna and Closing Prices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO. May . Wheat prices on tne lij'al exehaiiKe advanced more than 3 cents today because of active demand baxed on tlie government crop repwt, which allowed a deterioration during April of 2.3 per cent in the condition of the fall sown crop of wheat In the I'nlted States. At the close Hie July delivery was up 3'ac. Corn was : higher. Oats showed a gain of c. Provisions were unchanged to &: higher. The average condition of winter wheat on May 1, according to ie government report, was 89 per cent, as compared with 91.3 per cent on April 1. and the total acreage whs 4. J per cent less than fhe area reported as having leen sown last fall. The report was k big surprise to bulls and bears alike as the ueneial expectation had been that it v on Id show an lrm-rovemeni comtared with the condition a month ago. 'I hu aban doned acreage waa also larger than had been expticted. Immediately following tho publication of the report whicn occurred about the middle of the scmion, demand for wheat in the local nisrket became gen eral and prices advanced steadily through out the remainder of the da. The mur ket opened firm owing to an advance at Llveronl. which was due, it wan tsald, 3 the smallness of shipments from Argentina. Prices, however, soon declined tn aolll'ifj brought out hv anticipation of a re.irlsu crop report. The market closed "trung at almoist the highest point. July opened ,c. to Vc higher at friMiftlc, sold off to HiijO and then advanced to 3le. The close waa S3VtrH3Sc. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to Yri.m bu. Kxports for the week, as shown by Hradstreet s were eo'ial to J.WM.WiO bu. Primary receipts were 4'd.'.0 bu., compared with Sol,') bu. the torrespondlng day a year ago. Minne apolis. Uuliilii and Chicago reported re cedds of 2. cars, against 10. lasi wceK ami H6 s year ago. The bul" li wheat pducel Ibcr.'il 1 ur chases if lorn bvahorts, vhl.M rcau.tel In a strong market. During the latter half of the day. The range for the day for. tha May option was 734C tn 76c. the latter" be ing a new high record for the season. T he markei closed strong. July opened to V.4jc higher at Mc to 64V. sold off to 61V" and then advanced to ''. The lose was at fioVii66ie. lK-al receipts. W cars, with 5 of contract grade. Oats were firm nearly ull iliv on buying bv shorts and romniisalon louses. The sell ing was chiefly by longs. Jub r.p-ned -je higher at 47'c. sold off 10 4iVi4ilc nod advun-ed to td'c and cloai!d al 4C. lAcdl receipts. K4 cars. . Provision were weak early In M e da", hut became firm later. At th close JulV pork waa up &e at tIS.'iS. Lard w:is ur. cbanged at t Wf. Klbs were 2c hlghrr at. ?.!7 17v- Ksiimsted receipts tomorrow: Wheat. j urn: corn. 11 cars; oats, 210 cars; hogs, J7 'tt bead The leading futures rtnged as follows: HanlhiKS, Neb... Oakdale, Neb... Omaha, Neb.... Tekamah, Neb.. Alia, la Carroll, la Clarfnda. la Hibley, la.v Sioux City, la. Minimum temperature period ending at 8 a. tn. liiaTHICT AVLRAGKS. No. of Temp." Tlaln. Rtatlon. rUniioi Chicago, III M Columbus. 0 1X lies Moines, la .... 14 Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 Kansaa Cltv. Mo.. 1! IxiulMVllle, Ky 11 Minneapolis, Minn. 28 Omaha, Neh 18 St. Ixml. Mo 13 Rnowrrs occurred In nil except the Omaha and Kansas City districts. Light frosts oc curred along the Mli.iouii river. L. A. WELSH, l.ocal Forecaster. SEW YORK UKXERAL. MARKET Max. Mln. Inchs. 48 42 .46 6i 42 .11 58 :8 T M 42 .38 HO ."!6 .m) 7,2 44 .14 i,4 31 T 5S 31 .Ml 52 42 .08 HARRIMAN PACIHCS IN LEAD Readlasj; Is Also Rroaaht Forward and Entire 1. 1st la Stlmalsted slight neartlnn ear the Close. British shires were concerned. Consols showed a slight early loss, but closed a trifle gain on the day. Ametlcan securities hsd a nuiM, eteady morning at a fraction over parity, hut they dropicd later, fc'e York bought In the afternoon and this Im proved the whole list, and after fair busi ness the market closed firm. ''anadlan Pacific and tlrand Trunk were tho features Foreigners and Kaffirs wero undecided and copper shares were steady. UK RUN, May . The tone on the Bourse today was heary, PARIS, May S. Trading on the Bourse today was firm. Qaotatlons 1 bu Spot market elevator, and 7!c, No. 2 white, nom nominal. f. o. b. waa active, with scarcity of shorta, Articles ' Open.! High.: xw. Close I Yes y. Wheat I 1 I I I ar I i.W 1 !: 1 V n j. .iv ei'i: v.V t wmi a-pt tfrsaW ' sS'.V'.!'.1 W.r 74 r 7S ' 73' 71 I 73S I . 4'i,'1 ''' s4 !t,fl4 StVtflH a-r 1 ! 1 fcS :l7-VS' ' 1 : 1 I i VT tfr' M I toV W.r ' M' ' HV K I WT j ITSW'v 4-4 474u " I 7Vi .Vv V. 4.'.l 4?.' ... rsi', 7 r'j' r,ii , Pm 'II U.r 1'. f - 1 n IA I 13 IS I M 13 44 I . a V. y 13 'k' 13 65 13 ftt eef lH 'r UV ' W 77Vk J 'M II "."1 il utr -i CS 142',,! 8 4.1 I I Vr, k 4i K lil'.j 82Vi i'. k . ; . iy. t 7o 1 7'j lt- - 1 it? ' ? : ' ' 7 I". i 7 11714 J : 1 ' r., 7 2", 7 37V 1 aW- ' ' ' i 7 K . . -. . - . - - - ..J I ,ffA t.X. ,, v f'!ioS' t ISA it " i-ui, 4 2f of the Day on Various Commodities. NBW YORK, May .-FI)CR-Receipts. 2.S.ifio bbls.; exports, i.TJ bbla. . Market firmly held, with light demand: Minnesota patents. 35.2Uiij6.frJ; winter straights, It.lfi'd) 4. .Mi; Minnesota bakers, t4.2K&t.UO; winter extras, $.'t.5ujj 4.10; winter patents, 4.5)''i4.S0; winter low grades, $3.''i4.W. Rye flour, firm; fair to good, t4.4oij4.9o; choice to fancy, tl.V5fia.lS. CORNM KA 1 Firm ; fine white and yel low. tl.4iyl.60; coarse, fl.tu'tfl .45; kiln dried, 13. W. KYE Firm; No. 2 western, f)c, t. o. b.. New York. WHEAT Receipts. UH.Wt) bu. Spot mar ket strong; No. 2 red. Sl.Mtt. elevator: No. 2 red. tl.12, f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern Diiluth, tl.19',4. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter, $1.17. f. o. b. afloat. There was a violent rise In wheat today following the government repoit. Prices advanced about 3c a bushel, with shorts big buyers. A heikvy export tradn Ind pud the upturn, In dicating that Europe was also much aiarmcd over the prospects for a small crop of winter wheat. May. tl K 1.10V4. closed at tl.Niti: July, KSSeftt! closed at tl.02'; SeplepilaT, t l-lwitf , cloaed CORN-Receipts, 4.3il strong; No. 2, nominal, nominal, f. o. b. afloat; iual, and No. 2 yellow, afloat. Option market Mav UD Sc a bushel on the whole market closing firm with wheat May. raiiiJc, closed at Mc; July, irn"tc. closed at 71c; September, 7Pic, closed at il1c. OATS Receipts. 7ri.)0 bu.; extorta, 5,200 bu. Spot market firm; mixed oats, 26 to 32 pounds. 57 '; natural white, 2 to 32 piunds, foWi'; clipped white, 32 to 40 pounds. 6UiVic. HAY Firm; good to choice, $10iitl.0. HIDES 44 toady; llogota, 17c; Central America, 17c. LEA'l HKK Julet; acid. 27c. I'ROVIHIONS-lleef. firm; family, 116 50 ; 'UI7.WI; beef hams, 2ii.niai.0ii; packet, 14.o0 '15.0; city extra India lueas, !J4.0irU25."l. M'ut meats, steady; piikled bellies, tS-Otify 110.00; pickled hams, I1O.O0. Lard. Heady, western, 8.4Cftg.fa6; refined. iulet; 'nenl. I85: South America, 18.75: I pound. S7.754tk.KVs. Pork, barely I family, S17.s 17.50: short clears, l. oi; rnesa, H u(i TALLOW Steady; city, &'e; country tJ5Hc. HICE Quiet; domrstlc, fair to extra, 3V4 iCV: Japan, nominal. HCTTi' R Irregular; creamery, thirds to firsts, IMCJtic: state dairy, common to choice, 18'(24c; luiilgtlun creamery, firsts, "et!e. . CH KESK Steady ; full cream, old, specials. m ; atute, full cream, old, smsli, white, fancy. 14V; state, full cream, large and kmall. colored, fancy, 144c: state, full cream, old, fair to prime, JlVjfcl.ic; stste, full cream, common. KijOV'i state, full cn.im. new. iKlu".4c; skims, (tSisAjC. F.UGS Firm; fresh gathered, storage packed. 17Vle. POl'LTRY Alive, dull; spring chickens, ; fcwls. n',c; turkeys. He. DresseJ, steady; turkeys, 12"al7c; fowls, Ktiltc. NEW YORK. May S.-F.xplantlon of the further rise In prices of slocks today was attributed dio the play of general causes, ratTier than to anv tmmedlaie new develop ments or to anything specially affecting the individual stocks which were strongest. The Harrlnian Paciflcts and Reading wero brought forward once more Into the fore ground of the movement and their activity and strength had the usual powerful effect 011 speculative sentiment on the whole list. The principal fact regarding 1'nton Pacific- Is the well known Imminence of a bond Issue of 25,'."0 to t''1.' O.ooo. Many rumors clrcula'ad today of the amount of these bonds to bo offered end the price to be realised. On was that t-'.no0,ooo of the bonds hnd already been disposed of to for. eign buyers. Another was that ternia of the underwriting were in dispute between the railroad otflc-lals and the bankers. Meantime I'nion Pacific! forged aggressively upwards with scarcely a pause to the round figure of 140. Reading s movement was even wider, tho extreme advance running to over three points. The principal newa Item regarding this steak was an unverified re. port that lnomo shares of It held by Lake Shore had been sold In the course of the present rise. Tills supposed large Increase In the market supply of the stock did not check Its sharp upward tendency. A marked feature of the market In fact was tho light supply of stock offerings at any stage of the advance. A readjustment of the price level to conform to the emerg ing of affairs from the profound depression and dint rust of tlie panic period Is avowedly one of the main purposes of the persistent marking up of stocks In the present move iient. A similar process made Itself plainly manifest In the bond division today, where some low-grade and contingent interest bonds were revived suddenly from a dor mant condition Into one of considerable anl Iration. Comparatively small amounts of theso bonds had to be taken by advancing bids, while the higher prices thus reached enlallished a quotation for these securities accepted by bankers and money lenders as a basla on which to figure their security as collateral In loans. The forecast of the weekly currency movement gave promise of another large addition to hank cash, estimates running fiom til. 000,000 upwards. The Pennsylvania bond allotments and the ssle of New York Clly revenue bonds may affect considerable llio loan item of the banks, hut with an expansion in loaning power of t4R.O0O,0uO or upwards. It la not likely that such a cash Increase should fall to add materially to tho surplus, which waa upwards of S62,000,. (no on last Saturday. This outlook In the money market made explicable tho sharp rebound In foreign exchange rates today In spite of an casing of discount rates In !on don. While foreign subscriptions to Penn sylvania and New York City bonds held to carry the exchange rate away from tho gold export rate, other factors were at work to restore It. The British foreign trade statement shows a falling off In our colton shipments to that country for April of $17. 6on,ou0. Foreigners alao are selling us our own securities on the present rise In prices, sales byarhltracrt brokers for foreign ac count today reaching "a considerable amount. There was a momentary bait In tho rise on the appearance of the govern ment crop report, which was less favorable than expected, but the market became strong again afterwards. Honda were active und firm. Total sales. par value, 7.M6.00O. I'nlted States bonds were unchanged on call. Following were the sales and rang of prices on the Stock exchange today: Salsa. Hlgk. Low. Close. . &. sr vla; bskors, 3.0 COIltl' rom- steadv; u,.ooa 5 ar r 1 fT'titi. No. ? 1 t,fu-' i "4e; t 74 t 2 t" . , tf UfeaS'.e. ft, v. I .r. 1 - Vtil It UfAr sr.alMf.g, 7 j " . nt,.- K i. Jf. I sf'rn, li t;!. v vt fiiM. msU li...,. : iv.f4,, :- ?, f. r4, frieri'S of f.oxtf SS4 g'v 'Vuf. I.Ms V, .. ho t'.is. bo. ............... .... rit I've bu .. "' Ksrley. hu , . fill tee Prod -it Sei.aoge I'lr 4rtU e, inr'ft w efrr'-. !; lti. l-o:tJ-. f-.st: fir, t e. f'ii I. 14 f ri. !'. ; (.c.ino f, (-!, ht-( t'f, V'Wi 1 V I. floats teaeral rt, gT 111. My l-WlfK47.,A"1 nd ijneri trxli S 7 ). af, iw N ., 2 r.sfd, tt Mr. Ji, thy- 14 t U " Vt M HI It I If I ) ii,4 Kansas I'ltr iraln and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May l.-WIIEAT-I'nchanged to lc: higher; May. 7Vc; July, M,r: S ptembc-r, kjtc; cash: No. 2 hard, hHc'utl ': No. 3 hard, .W.Ozc ; No. 3 red, SI. 02: No. 3 red. $1.01. CORN-I'nchanged lo H" higher; May, Wfc; July, 6l'c ; September, TVc; casn; No. 2 mixed. hOi'ec; No. 3 mixed. ', ftic; No. 2 white, 70c; No. 3 addle, r,!4fi7iji'. OATS I'nchanged; No. 2 white, acVrfj j2c; N'. 2 mixed. t.'iU'. RYK-74'(78c. MAV Steady: choice timothy, $11.50f 12 00 ; choice prairie. Slu.OnfilO.uO. BI'TTKK I'nchanged lo lower; creamery extras. V ', packing stta-k, ll'uc. E' Steady ; extras, 15'jc: current rer celpts, 1K-. Receipts. Shipments Wheat, hu ; txdO K'.'ioO CVirti, bu 9.' 3.HM Oais. bu 1.0 0 1,'0) AflAinK ExprM ArnslKamaLtHl Cuppvr .. Am. f'. tt K Am. C. F. ptd Am. Colton Oil Am. Ctlon Oil Did American Eiprets , Am. II. A I., ptd American lea Herurttiea Am. I.inKaed OH Am. laoaead oil ptd..., Am. Locomotive Am. Locomotive, ptd..., Am. S. A K , Am. a. aV R. ptd Am. aussr ftefinlm .., Am. Tohacro pfd etfa.., Anaconda Minltif Co Au-htaon. ex-div il.hl.Hn W.IA t Atlantic ConaCt Line Haltlmur V csilo Hal. At Ohio ptd tlrcmklys Hapld Tr Canadian Partric Central of New Jeraejf. Chesapeake tr Ohio Chicago ;r. W 'hlrau 4r N. W '.. M. r at. P Chicago T. a T Chicago T. 4t T. pld... V . t, C. A St. L Colorado V 1 Colorado 4k Ho Colo. Ho. lit pld Colo. Ho. :d pld c4,naoletated Oaa Corn Product,, rfg Corn Product ptd, rfg. Ifelaware dc Hudaon Iiel., L. aV W Ixnvr at Rio Grande L. R. G. pfd Metillera' Securities Krle Krle lat pfd Kria 2d pfd Oeneral Electric Illinois Onlral Inlamatlonal Paper Int. paper pfd Int. Pump Int. Pump pfd Iowa Central , Iowa Central pfd Kaiieaa Cl'r So K. C. So. pfd ...4 Ijoaievlll v N Meiiran Central Minn aV St. L M , Ht . P B. H M II . St. P. I. 8. M. pfd.. Mlaaourl Pa'lflc M., K. AV T M . K. T. pfd National Lead N. H R of U pfd, offered New York Central I JOS N. V., O. W Norfolk W l.frXJ N. At W. pfd North American e'4 paclfle Mall Imu Peunarlvanla 7,o People , Oaa 7 Y . C . tt a St. L. Ii Preeetd Bteel c,r J,H) Pre--d 8 C. pfd Pullman Palace Car t'S) Reading . 344. SO Reading let pfd o Healing 2d pfd t'" Hepuhlle Sleek l.f'l Republic Hie. I pld V'l Hock leland Co 4 fit hot a u.and C o ptd Yi.XM He. L. g. V td pfd I Z' St. Loula H W 100 "'inn I. 100 KfVl 2$,i0 10 1'") 300 l.V 2, l'l 1'rfl K'O 1,3' n'.tno II, 000 2ol S. 4"t J I'll 7. KI II. ) l,we 100 I. .'.no HI yio lK 1.700 WO aiK) WK) tl to '"j'O 14 4O0 Pl CI 1.400 i 81 S , M 2 no 19 t 7.1H 7S 127S l .1 t tn S4V )M14 181 c 44 1J sr4 ! !'. jji" 14'a 14W K40 114 !, S4 iii' i js S" 4, 102 72 'a 7 VCl Fl M HI', Ml 7', 'il " lKI'i 17 'a y,-t )3o4 5 27 30- 14S M too IS7 US la 1.IA Mew York Money Market. NEW YORK. Msy g.-MONKY-On call, easy, 1U2 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per cent; closing hid. IV. per cent; offered at 1 per cent, 'lime loans, firm and dull; sixty dsys, 2V4u'2 per rent; ninety days, 3 per cent; six months, 3 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-IHM's, per cent. STERLINO EXCHANGE Firm, with actual buslneaa in bankers' bills at $4 71Mrr 4 8720 for dernano and at $4 4HA4 87t lor tlxty-dav bills; commercial bills $4 84. SILVER Har, 628c; Mexican dollars, 47c HoNDS Government, steady; railroad. firm. Futures closed stead v: Mav. 8 8oV: June. S-'H'; July. 8H3c; August, 8sr;c; Septemlief. S.71c; October, 8.73c; November, 8 74c; Ie- ceniber, 8.76 January. 8.7c: V; Morch, S.81c. The following are tha closing on bonds: WHI. a N. unl, 4a M I0?eman. c ( 4a th ...tvSMe. (lentral 4a 81 H ...l""' do lat Inc m, ...ll'Mlnn. A St. U 4.. l ...12H4M , K. Al T. 4, K ... 71 do 2a la ...1SN. R. R. of M. v. 4a JK4 ... 7SN. T. C. g IM MO ... 7 N. J. C. g aa IMS ... Wl No Perlflc t toil, ... n do 2 Tite ... 2'N. 4k W. e. 4a ... T!o. 8. I,, rfdg. 4a or-, ...H'Jrenn. cv. !e ... 70 Reading gan. 4a t74 ... e st. L. I. M. r. aa .107 40 St. K A 8. r. fg 4a. 71 OMAilA LIVE STOCK MARKET Fairly Good Trade in Friday. Cattle for a NO QUOTABLE CHANGE IN HOGS Largest Receipts of l.amna of the Week, with Prices tendr to stronger and Trading Fairly AetliC. SOl'TH OMAHA. Receipts were: Cattle Orfl. inl Monday Official Tuesday .... Official Wednesday. Official Thursday... Estimated Friday .. 1.843 3.S71 8.K27 4.481 1.634 May i. 1908. Hogs. Sheep. ,.il 7.8S9 7.:t0 I3.HJ& H.o3e .;i.- .lM 2.817 1,8 VI 12,983 February, quotation I'. B. ret. la. do coitDon . . . . , V. s. la, reg... do coupon t'. 8. n. 4,, rag do roupon Am. Tobacco. 4a do 6a Atrhison gn. 4a do adj. 4a.... AMantlo C. L. 4 Bal. A Obla 4a. io la Prk. R. T. c. 4i Central ef Oa. i do lat Inc do 2d Inc., do 3d Inc reg. Oiea. Ohio 4ie....!!tiPt. L. 8. W. e. 4a Chicago A A. IWa I'.. II. Q. n. 4a I'., R. . p. 4a do col. 6a 'VC. A Ht. L. Colo. Ind. aer. Colo. Mid. 4" lo. A So. 4a cola a P. A R. Ov 4a... Matlllera' ftec. te. Krla p. 1. 4a lo sen. 4a Hocking Val. 4,a Japan 4a do 4 Ha rtfa do 2d aerlea Hid. Offered. n't 'Seaboard A. U 4a..4SI4 ... WIS Ho. Pacific 4. 88 ... 7 do lat 4a rtfa t ...71 8o. Rallwar 6a 88 4. OS Teiaa A P. le ll?'i A. 80 T., St. I.. A W. 4a... 7'i ... M Union Pacific 4a 101 ... i do cv. 4a tH ...mv. s. steel ;d 6a...,. n ... 4 Wabaah la X..MH ...71' do leh. R Sa ... rU Weetern Md. 4a 04 ...70 W. A L. B. 4a MU 101 Wl. Central, 4a 82 77 AH hlvon cv. 4a !4i WV do 8 IO.04 lk.lnl. Met. 4V,, f84 Boston Stocks and nOSTON. Mav S.-Monev. cnll 4 per cent; time loans, 3'yii5 Tha following were tha closing stocks and bonds: Atchlaon ad, 4a 8i Adrentura .... SO 4S (HI Alloue Met. Central 4a 78 Amalaamated Atchlaon 80(4 Atlantic do pfd mi 1 11 li am Roalon A Albany 3rl c el. A Herlg. Uoaton A Ma4ne...lL'6 Centennial floeton Klevated ...MM Copper Range ritihburg pfd 1A Pal, Wilt .. Mexican central I"1 Franklin N. Y., N. H. A H...m Uranbv Iti, 34 'a im' u,'i M 111 't-'S 14 34 iai'i 80 111 '4t" 17 2, 40 t- 81 Ht. L. 8. W pld 7ul M14 IT, Houlhem Pa-lflc 87, m li', 4 Ho. Pa'lflc pfd Ml llS Hi'i Ho. Rallwer ! Ht So Ullwar pld UHI t't 4"4 Teift A Pa-llle 1 In, Ji, T . St. . A W loo 1T 17V, T . St. I.. A W. pfd f 4il 40', I'nioa Pacific liJJ'rt Ices, li Mali's Padlic pld 4u 11 V II I . a. Ka press f. S. Kealtr . Quotations st Kansas City, as reported by Igau A iirysn. No. 12. Board of Trail-: Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. A teat i dv h cen.tr C'OCTI J.y a?tiribr I I ltf.'4l Ki i 1C! I biu s:tjb3 teluB 5l fsctr No 1 eeeb. J of uiiX-lln'icr; n ; N- 3 wi.lte, ciATrl Usher; lr-k V e t.i-; So. a wtnt. M'y . Mev. 4P V. I-U'l Il- ldl: red wl.'tee len'. 84 8a- 4 v; r fancy and 'r4i,i!, i I'Cr (.,, ci-r, 8i.fi'- c3?' rr r O-'! "oe.thv. s"adv; tl yi.'.i. 1 i.h'MKI I. ' ' aoy ; S' 4. I'tti iV IMc I.M4 - J'or . gicadv; )-Mrg t it Laid, Ur, pitma siea-n, t.'"U .1, MlaaeagMttlls Grain Market. MfKAJLls;. May I WH EAT May. till. i'Ht. l4seS; b'plemU-r. UIVc: No. 1 $1 I9S1 U',: No. I northern, tl HS'f HI',: i' I rK,il,erfi, l.irj'ti.W; So. 3 iwt""'., 11 dr.-!! 7S ()'. in ho. a. $21 7M22.I. flJil IV -ftrnn. trtt paienis. ti.witfiS 85; aw mI pa'ea's, $iar4V: first clears, $4.2o " era. Vi'jUQlwi. rhlladelfiiln Predaca Market. t HM.ALM .I'M I. May L PI'TTER g eedy, ei ernry, c; nearby prima J-i'r1 demand: c,i(rn. frea cases, I'.'V- "' aviffnt r.tipts, free cae, al iear, IIKpr-. 4eadr, Near York full creamt, ti.s-. f r I-, f., !4'yMV llleeaakee .rala Elarkel. Mlf.VCAt Ulf.i'.. UU. Mar .-WHEAT y,.t 4 M.tii .tn, ii irj i: ,u e tftiit. t f'4l U , i.l. liy, ii.iL 1024, II 7a 'ii'i 61 livs, ' 7" m ' 114S 84 Kl 1V w li 87 V 87 81 24 '4 1IIV, l 10 28 Vi iiii a.1 2 la 87', I8W ir, 2V4 I. 8. hubbar l.rc 21s t S Rublxv ptd V 84 I . 8. Sleel 2 I'M U 1'. 8. 8 lee I pfd l.'e) p,', V. -Carolina Cbanli-al l 21', Va -Cam. them, pfd l 84', W abaah IM 1 1 W Waceian pfd 1, 21', Mella-Parga Eipreea Wretlnghouae Eleclrlo .... 1 41 Wretera luloa 100 41 S V heeling U Wlacu&ain 1 antral 1. 1" 17', Wia. ' -airal pld 10 41 Northers Parlll, flfo 111 Ceatral Leatiier !. riv. Ceatral leather pld ti gpM Sheffield te4 Kr 47 Great Northern pfd II " lVi loterfiorougk Mel S.8 lo. Int. Met. pfd 2 leak C p.-r fcoO fi Total a,les for ths Sar. 62 aharea. 84 l4a 1-1H, .y US 41 111 -s iit 81 Jflil 82', 88 88 5V4 2'rt lit. 5'Vk HI 101 1V4j tl 127 80 Vi 88V, 801, VI 81 8V 47V, i.-i, im 10 rs 58 27 l'k 68 604, !' 14i 184 i49 fVk I,'. 14 MS 114 116 84 68 V4j fnv, 16 44 24 S.iS 17, M 114 ll.'i 48 27'4 IS 81 41 ic'4 74 87 Kl 61 VI lltv, 80S 70 86 P'6 . 114V, 61 1 18 7Vt 18', 83 Vi S8 65 111 liiS 1 1784 13, ', 61 It 2 MV6 s I os IV 844, II 44 61 t 17 41 114 27 M "i 118 '4 10.. S t'nlon Paclfle Am. Arga. Chem.... do pfd Am. Pneu. Tube. ... Amer. Sugar do pfd Am. T. A T Am. Woolea do pfd Dominion 1. A 8 Edlaon Filer. Illu. General Klectrlo ... Meaa. Klerlrlc do pfd Maea. Oaa I'nlted Krult United 8. M do pfd I'. 8. Stel.. do pfd Bid. Aakad. Bank Clearings. OMAHA, May 8 Iank clearings for to day were S2.200.82S.11 and for the corre sponding date last year. $1.(00,000.88. .1aM.le Morale ... . HHMaea. Mining . . 8.1 Michigan . MtMohawk .127 Mont O. A C .K.I Old Dominion ll7ViOareola . 20 Parrot . 4V,Qulncr . 17 Shannon .218 Tamarack .l!4V,Trlnitr . ivil'nlted copper . 44 V. 8. Mining. . M C. 8. Oil .118 1 tah . 684 Victoria . TTMiWInona . J6m Wolverine .... Bonds. loans,' 2f per cent, prices on 1'4 tm 8JV, IS 2S 860 III', 8', 1 10 1 2S KM, 4k i 40 6 84 K! 12 68 11 V, 6 . 174 22 ' Five davg this week....18.7 47.27S In.HfiO Same days last week . . . .135 424 ;is.iiM Heme daya 2 weeks ngo,.10,H:t7 2H.i8o 2i.8il Heme dsys S weeks ago. . IJ.71.7 3.?7 Hame days 4 Weeks 8go..14.l78 S.'.V.al 24. iW Same davs last vear. . . .lS.awo .71.015 27. sort The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at Houth Omaha lor the year last year: t'sltlo Hogs Sheep to data. )r"8. .. $.'2,231 ,.1.04li,789 .. M1.8i2 The following table price of hogs at Houth Omaha for several daya, with comparisons eotnusred with th 11817. Inc. .Dee. no,724 7.K8J 673.073 l"4.08tl .7.288 I76.431! shows tha avers! tlie las. Uate. 190(1. W7.1908.l0j.lJ4 llS-i1' 38 April r.. April 28.. April :.. April . . May 1. Mav May May May May Msy May 2... 3... 4... 6... ... 7... ... t 28 4 288i 6 33SI 35 ( 44, 8 28 6 40't, 6 24 S 3C 24 II 21 8 2ni, 26 5 37i ' 5 S'A,, 6 24 6 33 V. ( 2 6 8414,1 6 2S S4 S3 t 1 J 10j S 11 291 281 6 11 8 2i 0 U 27( 21i 6 15 e I ir 6 21 1 S 19: 4 lit 6 2li i 30 6 2al 4 75 6 112 4 72 h 2 ! 4 Go 6 77 7 03 4 2i 6 84 4 li e , i-J 4 o7 8 71 5 1" 4 Ml 4 83 4 M 4 66 1 6 7M 721 4MI I 6 641 7 uo T 01 e 7 02 'js N :i$ 7 oo Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought In today by each road was: ' Cattlo. Hogs, rlhecp.H'r's. C. M. A St. V 1 1 Wabash 1 1 Missouri Pacific 1 3 2 l nlnii Pacific 8 44 47 C. & N. W., east 2 C. & N. W.. west 30 58 C, HI, P., M. eV 0 1 6 C, B. y., east 1 1 ('.. 11. At (J., west 7 31 2 .. C, it. I. & P., t-HSt 2 ' .. C, H. I. & P.. west....' 12.. 1 Illinois Central 2 1 . . .. Chicago Ul. Western.. 3 3 Total receipts tH loS 61 I The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows, each buyer purchaalng the num ber of head Indicated: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep, ... ...132 Omaha Packing Co... Hwlft and Company Cudahy Packing Co Armour Co Halstead Packing Co Cudahy P'k'g. t.'o.. K. ('... Cud'y P'k'g. Co., Denver. Schwartxchlld A Bnlzb g'r Lohman Rothchlhl Hill A Hon F. P. Ixiwls J. H. Root A Co McCreary V Catey H. F. Hamilton n F. O. Inghram.. Sullivan itros Hughes Pi. Loula Packing Co Klngan Packing Co Other buyers 802 2i:t 187 38H "ii 1112 "n 21 11 24 2 5 14 r.3 1.413 2.713 4.2.VI 2.IHI7 2S 8. '4 787 1,112 THE ACCOUNTS OF SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS Arc corilinll invitpil on the moA lilioral basis, con sistent with Absolute Safety for nil funds. We woultl be pleased to have you inspnet tlie equipment and facil ities which enable us to give such prompt ami efficient service. FIRST BANK NATIONAL OF OMAHA THIRTEENTH AMD FARI1AM STREETS ..4. 2J 230 411 U7 Metal Market. NEW YORK. May . METALH-A further decline was reported In the l-ondon tin market, where spot closed at I3 and futures at 137 10s. The local market was weak and lower, tn sympathy with this showing, quotations ranging from $30.0otp 30.40. Copper was lower at 66 L&a for spot and 07 10a for futuxcg In the London mar ket. Locally the market was reported weak, with prices a shade lower on the average. Lake, $12.lVcTl2.7t; electrolytic. tl2.37Val2.62H; easting, tl2.12HtH2.87,4. Lead decllijed to 12 10s In London, but wa firm and unchanged at t4.2o-J4.25 locally. Hpelter waa unchanged al 20 12a 6d in London and tt.owwt.'o in tit, local maraei. iron waa uny cnangea in ine r.ngnsn maraet, wun Biana ard foundry quoted at 60a 4d and Cleveland warrants at 61s Sd. Producers of northern Iron decided upon no change In their quota tions at their meeting yesterday, although In some Instances these Interests are said to be. holding prices considerably above the market. No. 1 foundry northern la quoted at $17.261800, No. i foundry northern at $16.764i 17.7A No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1 foundry southern, soft, at $:i fr17.2fi. ST. LOL'IS. May .-MKTALH-l,ead, weaker al $4.10; spelter, firmer held at $1.66. 1 Cotton Market. NEW YORK. May l.-OTTON-Futures opened steady; May, .06c; July, t.Oftc; August, f.Ooc; October. .$8c; December, 8.81c; Jsnuary, 1.80c; Marrh, i.Mc bid. Spot closed steady; middling uplands, 10.66c; middling gulf, 10.80c. Sales, 2,100 baleg. OALVKSTON, May .-COTTON-Hlgher at 1014c. HT. JXCI8, May S.-H'OOL-Bteady I ter ritory and western mediums, Keltic; fine mediums, 1 Mi 14-; fine, 11314c. NEW ORLEANS, May l.-COTTON-Spots, firm; sales, 1,8V) bales; low ordinary, 6 6-16c, nominal; ordinary, 6,c; good ordi nary. 8 8-lttc; low middling,, tl-lac; mid dling, lOSc; good middling, 10c; nilddllr,4 fair, llSc; fair, 12c, nominal. Receipts, 2, bed balc-s: stock. 143,8 hales. HT. Iil'IH, May . 4 TjTTON Bleady ; middling, loHc;. Sales 100 hales; receipts, seventy-one bales; shipments thirty bales; Stock, 30,012 bales. Wool Market. BOSTON, May 8 WOOI-Tbe Commer cial Bulletin of Hoaton, making Its report on statistics gathered for the government, will say tomorrow ot the wool market: There is absolutely no Improvement in the sit tuition. Business Is still carried on with difficulty and the tendency of values Is downward. The shipments of wool from Uoaton to May 7, Inclusive, according to the same authority, were 40.04n.U03 lbs, as against l'l.30.89 for the same time last year. The receipts to May 7. Inclusive, were 46,823,002 lbs., aa agalnat M,37Sf,7 fur the same period last year. HT, LOCIB, May 8. WOOI-Hteady ; dluin grades, combing and clothing, lo'ifcc: light fine, lal4c; heavy, triloc; washed, 18tt'24c. me 1'iO tub re York Mlalaar Utoeke. NEW YORK. May 8 Closing quotations en mining stocks Adanu Cos A lev ttieece Hruoe! 8 Cea CemsfK-K Tua-I .... Cum. 1 al. A a Iroa 8'Uer Leedville Coa .. .188 . were.- 8 l.lttle (kief ... o Oaiane 8 cipnir 6 feoail IT Savage Sierra Nevada Seiall Hoves.... 8 aadard , 6 .4,'! It 28 16 .16 Treaaorr statement. WASHINGTON'. May -Tenia y's aiala ineiit of the treasury balances tn the gen eral fund eicluaive of the &.fjt).i gold r.-serve shows: Available cash balance t-v'.0l8.r4; gold coin and bullion, $!7.0lrA' gold certificates, J21.. ' Foreign Flaaarlal. UiXIXl.V. May l.-Money was abundant in the market today and discounla were easy. On I tie HI'm k exchange It was uotiicd that Ihe budget presented yester day I oid pracii. allv ro cffe. i on fhe mar ket, ntilcb naa quietly steady so far aa 8sl of (tkeensklns. rONDO.N'. May . A sale of Cape of flood nope ana ruaiol aneepsgins was held l.i Mincing Lane today. The offering amounted to 2X1,(30 aklns. of which 18,6 0 were sold. The skins were In fair fundi tion, but competition waa only moderate, and a large q.iamlty was bought In, uw- ing to tha high limits of sellings. Long wooled skins declined Id. short wooled. ,d to Sd, snd short skins .d to d. Coarse grades were dull and Id lower. 12,0t 3,o92 Totals 1,669 CATTLE There were about as many cat tle here as usual on Friday. At tha same time there was a very good demand for tho last of the week and the market as a whole In very satisfactory condition. Packers Were all mil In the yards early In the morning. The beef steer market opened active, with desirable killers nought after al fully steady prices. In some oases, In fuel. It looked as If cattle brought a little stronger figures, practically every thing on sale changing hands In good sea son in the morning, wlih the beat cattle sellli. aa high aa.66 80. A few cattle not good enough to attract buyers looked lower. There weie very tew cows or nniiers in sight, but the demand was good and they too commanded good, steady to strong prices, everything changing hands very readily. There were only a rew scattering nuncnea of stock cattle In first hands this morning, but there weie plenty In the hands of speculators, wnlle the demand waa by no means brisk, wnat rew mere were in iirsc. hands sold, but the feeling was very weak. Stock cattle are at least 26c lower and In some cases possibly more man mai. Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice corn fed ateers, !6.60'd,.h&; fair to good corn-fed steers, S4.8rif4l.60; common lo fair corn-fed ateers, t4 eVa'i 0", good to choice cows and heifers, t6.if4lti.16; fair to good cows and heifers, 14.004)6 00; coinmow to fair cOws and heifers, $2.i6&4.00; good to choice stockeis and feeders, $4.6crU4.75; common to fair Blockers and feeders, $3.X'j'4.60. Representative aales: H(i4 There waa no very great Chang In the hog market today. However, pack er, amriril nut biddtna lower Drlies and noaslhlv soma hogs rosy have sold that way, but buyers gradually raised .their bids until al $6.314 ssiesmen began, -rutting loose. As the trsde progressed the market, If any thing firmed up, the later hogs selling largely al !6.3o. Thus the bulk of all the bogs brought t6.S2'r'6.36, the ssme as yes terday, Willi the best liogs selling on up m is 40. Everything in sight wss soit-tn very fair season. After all the changes that have taken place this week, the mar ket la again bark- where it was at the Close of last week. BHEEP Receipts of sheep were very tares todav. about fifty cars being re ported In. Moat of the arrivals consisted of Colorado lambs and so fsr as could be learned, today's srrlvals represented about the laat ot the big shipments from Colo rado. Tbera was a good demand for desirable killers and the market ahowed nulla a little life and atrenglh, the tred ss a whole being summed up ss a good steady, to a little, stronger market on both alu-p and lambs. Choice Colorado lambs sold as high ss $7 06, the highest price paid on this market- since April 16. Clipped lambs sold ss high as KU. Mheep were in very light supply, but the desirable kinds offered sold to good advantage, as high as to 80 being paid for wethers. Quotations on lambs: (iood to choice wooled. $7 67.86: fair to good wooled, t,M 17)7.26: good shearing lambs, carrying flesh. $4 4(vU.o6 ; good shearing lambs, thin, $n 00 4j.40; shorn lambs. 60c under wooled stock. tiuotstioris on sheep; Ofrod to choice light yearhngs. shorn, $-" 0''i 10; fair to good yearlings, shorn, f Vxo6 '; good to choice wethers, shorn, fc.5o6.0; fair to good wethers, shorn, $6 lo 50; good to choice ewes, shorn. $4.76i62f: culls and trucks, shorn, $3.0O?4.6O; wooled sheep, 263 40c above shorn stock. Representative sales: No. 4o Meghan wethers '-s Meslcan lamha yi Mexican lambs 13 native wethers, escg lambs, shorn 8 Mexican lambs 4i7 Mexican lambs 612 Mexican lambs Advance Bulletin of ReOuad Trip Summer Rates San Francisco,1 Los Angeles, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, eoinmene inff June 1st $G0.00 To include California and Puget Sound $75.00 To Yellowstone Park, very low round trip rates during tho summer. Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, eomineneing .June 1st "$17.50 Salt Lake City and Ogden, commencing Juno 1st $30.50 Qlenwood Springs, Colo., commencing dune 1st $27.50 Cody, Wyo. diverging anl outfitting point for tourists and campers entering Yellowstone Park via the Cody-Sylvan Pass riecnie. way commencing .June 1st $30.75 Sheridan, Wyo,, commencing .Tune Jtvt $25.75 Dead wood and Lead, S. D., commencing Juno 1st $18.75 Hot Springs, S. D., commencing June 1st $15.75 Thermopolis Hot Springs, Wyo., commencing June 1st $34.25 Chicago, for Republican convention $15.00 Northern Wisconsin, Michigan, Northern Lake Resorts, Canada, St. Lawrence River Tourist Points, Atlantic Coast and Eastern Convention Tourist Resorts, through c.curion rates arc made by the most available combination of rateH applying to and from Chicago, during the season, and through rates, routes and cur rent information, publications, etc., will be furnished upon appli cation. H0MESEEKERS' RATES To the Big Horn Basin, Billings, Mont., Yellowstone Valley, to North . Platte Valley, Eastern Colorado, frequent and low excursion rates to assist landseekers. THE BURLINGTON, with its direct lines to Denver on the West, and Hillings, Mont., Northwest, and with its excellent through passenger service, forms a conspicuous portion of tho most desir able diverse route summer tours through tho Kocky Mountain region; also of the Pacific Coast; through trains to Puget Sound via Northwest direct main line and Northern Pacific; through standard ami tourist sleepers to California via scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City. TO THE EAST Throe highest grade passenger trains dajjy to Chicago morning, afternoon and evening. DESCRIBE YOUR PROPOSED TRIP and let me help you plan it the most attractive way at the least cost. J. B. REYNOLDS, C. P. A., 1502 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Telephone Douglas 3580. I -. 3 IMiipii ' life ! C 3 Av. . 78 $1 , t7 86 88 $3 TV. 6 80 7 Wi .7 ( 1$ 7 60 7 60 7 iO I ESW 5 A mm r 8LE TO To accotntnoflatfl passetiKors who wish to go on the nlgbt tralA to Denver, Icatlnn Omaha at 12:10 A. M., beginning Sunday, May 10th, the PACIFIC "agar aad Molasses. NEW YORK. May 8 -HI OAR-fUw. mar ket quiet; fair refining, lac; centrifugal, ft teat, 4 30c; molaa.ee sJgar, 3.81c; refined, oulet; No. . 1 10c; No. 7. i.y&c; No. t, t.ouc; No. oc; No. pi. 4 Hie; No. 11, 4 80c; No. 12. 4.7&c: No. U, i'loc; No. 14. 4.e; confectioners' A. 6.S."-; mould A, S8Gc; cut loaf. 3i8'; crashed. 8. 30c; powdered, granulated, t.Boc; rubes, e Tfcc. MOUABHEti Bleady; Nw Orleans open kettle, choice, ZVttc. (s8re Market. SEW YORK. Ms I -COKfEK-TIm market for coffee, future, closed steady, with prices I olnis net higher; sale wre reported of 13. baa, including May a' .leg; July at Clia ; H-fteibrr at ck loher at c; LieceintM-r at 8i"-(;8;; March at f 6c. Spot coffee, atealv; No. 7 hio. Sc; No. 4 Santos. 81c; mild ruffe steady; Cordova. frMl-c. ItllCAUO t.tr. NTOCK MtHKKT I altla 8lrad Hug, l.owrr aad l.aaabs lllabrr. -8aeep C1IICAOO, May . cf.'ATI'L,r-It4M'eitiis: head; market steady; atcera. ti.jxvi 7..;o: cowe. .cij; beifc-rs, ?.jr'tm'i bulls. UUrnl.Ji: calves, l.'Jii,:j,, slockers and leedeis, H 'lo.Tf. - Hf)08-Rcelpls. W.Ort head; tnark fi lower; choic e heavy shipping, !; butcher. ScYikua w; lisht lolaej, tit..iit-; ci-oUe light, fc '.!.',. ii",. poking. t, ITwifi i,,; pigs, lel'-ai"': h"lk f'f attics. lUJ.'i!.J,. BMEK-I AND I.A M Kli-Ke. elpl ,, l, iti) b-ad; mark' t 10c higher; sheen. eV "Hei i, lambs. "e.i'a7.7; yearlinga. li ttle io. union will plgce In rrvlce a new Pullman Palate) Slipping Car, which will e at ih I'nion Ktailon at :S0 . !., and may be occuplecj by jiasseugerg any time between that hour and leaving time. slot-ping mi- reservation!, call at, or tflfpboiiu City Tkkert Office. 1321 Faruam Bt, 'Phono Douglas 1828. No. No. r4rla Markat. I'KOHIA. Ill , May -CORN-II igl er I yellow, 71fc7Ic; No. t 71c, No. I, 7lc, 8. tx;: no grade, 846. OATS-Hlgher; No. I ahlte, UV; No. While. He. WHIHKY-tl . Dalalla (.rata Market. lil Ll'TIL Mina . May .-V8 IlEAT- No. northern. (1 ll'. No. t oorthern, II. 08; May. II U; Jul) , II ; Bepternber. K-V- UATH-cVc. By uaing tha various departments of Tha Be Want Ad Fagea you get quick returna at a small tps. t. I. oals I. Ire Slock Market. HT. Oil'lfl. May 8-fATTI.K-Hecelpi,, l ie' ; head. Inclucling ! Teaans; Intel (el s'eaoy; native anlpping and exort steers, , ) 7 1-. dressed beef and butcher steers. tiVaeia: steers under I .Out) urids, i.lbe ilili; sIcm kera anel feeders. !0ifj2S: C iwa I - I !...,..... ,e . J5,a Aje r. u t.ra l.rt.T .a. bulls, M'5.Sei, alve. .; bXt1.0; Ta, and Indian aleers, 14 lfui it), coas anl lieifers. II 7i'-4 4. HeLMirl-Receipts. IT.iViO hesd: market J., lower; pigs and lights. 17(4I. packer tK ZJaMi, butchrrs snd best heavy, kj &t HIIKKI' AM) I.AMtll-Kweipis, ' head; market slesciy; l.atUe inultont. IZ 7t'r4 2f,; lambs, I4 7ehti, ru!l4 and bucks, e.(j leUe. Kaasas ( Mr !- lark Market. KASHAM i rr Mo . May -CATTLE Recelpis. I e8 bead. Including I 88 souih eru, tuarkel steauy; sloc.k:rs dull, choice export ar-d dreaed tof sifera. v..37.'8; fair lo goeMl. i'vkZt; weslarn alee ts, , ,ti and Man, slm'kers and feeders, tlVililu, southern stewrs. le.oe r, southe rn ejwa. Iiffa4 r, native cows, 8.1 'i'.'ol K.,. native l.elfera 14 fc 4; tV I i bulla. I'i.SOl .j.7 j; H VH, 'l-!'5- ....... 4lc irj - Itee eljeie. .e.rr eeedu, iieo,'! steady; light hogs le logher; t lii. bulk of salea. ?!e.4"i.tVi. heavy. ..: packer snd butchers. V "te..71 , I gin. i a'-. KVe,, pig. I4 74. tiliKKP AND I.AMIiH-Rec.-lpia. 4,ti head; lesrket strong ; lambs. ljV. ewes and yearling. l,Vt1Vi, Tessa. Ii-V eaeo; True' soeep, MV-tii'. n c k rs and feeders. II Ml' V.. Ian Ttr Ma itcM-k Market. 8IOCX CITY. May I -eH-clal Telegrarn ) -HOJt4-l'.ee eipi. bead; market we4k; range. ; wn 6: bulk. . J.ni.y. 4'ATI I.K Receipt. Ut head; market siea'ly; beeves. 8oiyo84, roe, and heifers. 4 k8l(.81, feeder. 14 oju 4 'ii. , l allri and yeaileiigs, 1.7i.a4'i. l. Jaseyb I. lee atork Market. ST. JOBKI'H. May I 4'A'I TI.K He el V head, u.aiket siea'ly; natlvt, l.'.i-a cows and heir, re, t.'.Vril 11; Slcxkei, .n8 feedeia. 14 I8l5.(y. ' ,n4 ,L .?'" "',p,,, V7 ,,.-f1 ; lee,0y; X. 'tStl!, ,b; bulk of ,e. f. 4e,j, . 4,,, niir.r.i- Ar u LAMIiH -Re. e,,t iioerkei aleudy; lamb. V. fj1 3, ', !'. ' top. Til head; 11 IVe:ale j It ftltM-k la kigkt. pl of live kiee k at U, j orlniHiil Ifiaike.la Koulle foal Mioin Cll , . Kan i I 11 . 811. Ioj! . . Hi J'.,-ph,.. 1 Hie ugo Total e.te-relel V : I Hi lie. I..M4 in l I) I If Met .". 8 4.H Hot. 11 i;j (.0.1 1.', eye, IJ Uft 8.8IT '.'fl 7..f,8 Nlleel,. 4 ji e, 8f, ;;i ' iyi Ti .di I Ills. I Vi. I Iteraool t.rala Markei. UVr:itl'K)l.. ,M.v I -VMIKAT-Hpet firm; No. 1 red w. stern inter, 7 4-1 n,, 1 I'lilif-vnta, 7a il, future lead,; Mai ; i.4'l, July. 7 VI, Ketetember. ', a J',ri I fjRN-eipol firiee, low Arneiliau tioaed son oree.j. a l'e,e,, Atlioirtii Meiee, ym 110. luiurc J i-on:iai. 14s. st, 01.1. ia. r