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    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MAY 16. lvn?.
13
IRAIX AND PRODUCE MARKET
Etary Selling on Local Karket Bring
Price Doira to Low Figure.
XKOSPECTS ABE FOE LAEGE CEOPS !
rrrlBB a Geaeral ,,, ,ke Gnw
la rrMrrii An Favorable
aJersstltee Drlif la th
t Fields.
OMAHA. May IS, Jgt.
?enri:y 'leer. rig up cf The irntbtt
tr.TTn.it.ii.-ut the wesi and protect of
ls.'tM toLnfiy deliveries in tint f u,
tii thai !ri.fr are Inn two weeh
ilird :ti t'eir j 'ir r ork. gave cause
1' r I my ii;rig of nil futurea tMt rrvurn
lr arm t were sent nm lower.
I i if l-nr,g were well taken car of.
iir. and the decline was not wtai
ore couii fKrt.
n nat was easier today, with selling
TT-ral and cable '.t nd a feeling
f
y ai: oneervarve trad.rt that the Trow-
lrg rrospecie sre vtil'ls.
Eastern h.!, i'Ttrn aemand seem at a
nandUil and m n on lbo la holding
long siuff i willing to let go.
May wheat opened at tec and clewed at
R'
"orn higher againet wheat, in fare of a
vtv urgent demand fir th cash article.
VH:h tlie fleering up of the wes-ther, larger
c-uirtry deliveries can le expected, and a
'(acK in ali future ia looked for. July
-t cjiened at fclc and closed at CIS-.
Primary wheat receipt were 27.,oo.
and nipment fr 6r7.o busrieia,
omn reoeipte last )nr of .0"0 bushe.
ar.i shipments of 823.OO0 bushels.
Corn receipts (r 825 000 bushel and
shipments were Sm.ki bushels, against re
ceipts last year of o;7.oo bushel amd yiip
ments of 6!7,ti0 bushel.
Cieaianees were t.ino bushels pf corn.
1 .''' of oat and wheat and flour eaual to
2i." ..' busnel-
Liverpool clnwd S'&'sd lower on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
Seaboard r-j.nried bushel pf wheat
and lf,,um tosnela of corn taken for ex
port. LxaJ rn;e of ojitlc-ra:
Artlclba. C'jen. Hiali.j Low. Clone Tea jr.
Mheat- Jill
Mv... W tr. I 5
July... W MS' H1! M
tit-j,i... K4 fc-A, K'i
Corn- i , I
May... i t: - rrs ers
juiv..- n i i:is fi i iSi a
Sept..! &M, h-s fc.",
Cai I i I j I
Way..,' 4' V. i!, ,
OaaavJaai Caat Prleea.
WHEAT-Xo. 2 hard. Hr.i97c; Ni. S hard,
-"iv.i . No. 4 hard, ti.t. No. i pring.
,iiM.C.
U'KS-Xn. 1, THc; No. 2. fT7SO,c
t.(uvc; So. i jelkiw. STS,'';
(.lATf-AO. 1 mixed. 4S'J,Sr4!lV,c;
Wfiil.'. 4CV3.;i0i,c; So. 4 while, !
; No.
No.
No.
iilt-.Nli. 1, 7ife74c; No. 3. 7i5j,.T:.
Caurlat Rcwlaita.
Wheat. Corn. Oat
C"I:i( hgn 1 137 1411
iw iiM-kpolia 347.
t':r:ai.a a 1 3
lu.ut:j li
tlllCK.O A?ID rROVISi0
I eat area of the Trad la a aaa t loaias
I'rlrc-a oa Board of Trade.
lllA.itl, May lS.-lditl weather for th
Hew crop of wheat caused weakness today
in the io,nl wheat market, the July de
livery closing at a bet lose of 'ti&lc. Corn
wa up S.Sic. tiaia were c lower. Pro
vis. or. were unchonfrcd to .c lusher.
The wh at marktt wa nervous. but
bearish stntiment prevailed durins- the
g: eater ps:t of ttie se ssion. Ttie excellent
et.itrtr for the growing irop and a aiatk
ut marid from expttrtera offat-t all other
cunnderationa and indued lree selling by
1( ! and (ommisFion house There were
eexera! rallit during the day. but each
time fimand poon fcatisfied and price
au.ii d. lined. l amage report came in
firm the M'jibwcrt. but they swmed to
i..L,ir.;e 'hat a t t.'ie injury i largely
1 i.e niar.-tt ciomhI weak. July
1'ieneil 'Jjc to tfilc lower, at KWt
Y f , a,ild iri to ivfiWiie and then reacied
t. R.-c. j'h ()e l at (tittc. Oear
tinct of wheat and Hour were equal to
i V O l.usieis. Kxports for the week as
ti.jwn uy Bradutt were, w.uij to
'i.i'-.t! bushelt,. Primaty receipt weie
l . buf hels. compartd with Cila.WM bush
fi the cttr reionu ma day a year ago.
Ik.intienpoiia. 1'ulutii ?rd Chicago reported
reci(ts of li cats, ava'net cara laal
vetk and 17.' car a car ago.
Tf-e torn market v ts weak early In
the seFSlon ttid luler tliere wa a sharp
rally. Ju v opened VSiC lower, at 64"i
(C , ' advtnocd to ro'.c and closed at
Ijt.ri.l ieipl were 1ST car, with
1'" istf err tract.
Trac'e In cat ill quiet almost all dav.
Ji.lv (.frnfl rc lower, at 4it4rTc, ad
vnrucJ 'o I'-c and closed at 7H. K
ia' r.-c-ut were J40 cars.
1'rov.auna opt nod tfcuy, but the market
be. am tjit finti late In the day. At the
dope Juiv prk wa a ahade higher, at
; ': .4olS Ijird was yc higher, at
f l: I s were uncharged at 17 3.
Yr inK'ed receipts for tomorrow': Whent,
t' tins; com, 'Jti cars; oaia. 27H car, bogs.
Iti k " lie ad.
Ti e leading futurea ranged a follow.
Arllt !.; Open. High.; Low. Cloae.i Tea'j".
'Wheat
V-y
J'lly
P. pt.
Cero
Miy
1 Am, I I Ws' 1 12
KtV W-WHSlll
i i: i i o; ;
!.'5i:in:!ti (b";
.0 yu a6ti'
Sf.taiitS7 fi
I I
rsi ; 74
6S i&" tJ'M
-:774!
I I
4r,-..-7i
Ju.y
S-pt.
Oa-s
a May
b.Mnjr
aJnlv
r.July
Pent.
Pork
July
Sept.
L.i r 1
Julv
Sept.
Rll
July
Sept.
WH M
4T4V 44",;
UK,'
47Hi , 47H
44''
w S7w& '
IS f II 1J S5 IS 471' IS 44
IS t'U 12 7 12 2'- 12 l jUfi
I S7V.! 8 H' r W 1 i-
' 5 I
7 TV t y
T so " 45
1?5 1 T5
T I 7 W
No. I add. bNew.
Ch quotation were a follow:
JUA'H-Steady ; winter patenta. 14 Jfifi
4ft; winter traight. ?. f-454 ; aprtng jt
(i,ii, 2i.li(a0a.: sprirg atraighta, l4.wiici4.6o;
baker. V. lo4.10.
UHKAT-Na. I pring aicglief; No. t
red. Ii l.US.
I'OKS-No. 2. 74'74!c; No. S-jellow.
OATS-No. X, Uc No. 2 white. tr,fif c-
BAR1-ITY Fair to choice malting, 67t'c.
SKt-iJ llax, No. 1. II 24; N-j. i north
west em. 14 2i.
PKtiVlrJiuNS Snort ni fiose.
et-i-utj.. alesa pork, per btU i
li-rH Lard, per l't lba Short
clear aitfes tboxodi. r 27vu7 -H-
Following ware (ha receipta and ahip
nieni ol iiour and gram:
Recelpta. 6hiiment
Fio-r !.! 5"
Wheat. bJ 1" 5
Corn, 4.u l'"'
itat bu ....r7.4' '2 .""
l.arity. bj , .
tn the Produce exrhainje todar the but
ter ri.arket u weak; inimtnrt, IBPinc;
oairie, liHulMc. Lgg. firm; at mark, case
i!'jo,ed. H-al-!; firata. lfV: pri:ie
f.rna, lttac. Curiae, eaay, JaVi01-'V.
Liverpool train Market.
LIVERPtXlU May Jfc.WHEAT-Spot,
No. S ted western winter, steady. 741;
Na 1 California, steady. 7 7"1 on uay
and 7 m ttore. Kuiure. aiealy; May,
76'wd; Jul) . 7 Sd; SepU-mbrr, la td;
I'nnrr. 71'4.
I'oKN pot new American irxed, kiin
ned. ejuiev. iarWd: id America a mixed,
'.esu- . IW. Fuiure. ejuiet; May, a IMd.
l- .i'g - iln L.-dr.l. Pacific crasi.
si '.ady, ail l'-4 t k.
Mllwaakea Oral Market.
MILWAl'KEE. 'Vis. May 15 -WHEAT
Mradt ; No. 1 bortliern. Il l'uplll; No. I
Jii-rihcm. II -lil eS. July, 8tisV bld.
VA RLiTV-tvteady, No. 1, Vic, sample. Co
fp7U-.
tJicN--Flrni; No. I cash. TlgTSc; July.
e-Sc aaked.
r-eorla Market.
PnrtRIA. lU. May 15 CORN-F.ay ; No.
T yaliow. 7c; No. i yeilow. 7c; No. 2. TV;
No. 4 ec; no grade. uc.
. OAIS No. I white, i-wc; No. 4 white,
Wl-rc
WHIISKT 21-35-
t lael Grala Market.
M1NNEA1'K1S May li WHEAT No.
1 ii-d ti uaVpi .-': Nil. 1 northern, tl N
CIvbm l UwrUuaa. li-vilkal tii Nu.
I northern. r,rij;T.; Mv, llte-w: July.
II 04 U; K-jmtr. PiSc
J' kan in hM.k. ir, rrc:
FlyM-JV-MKi; f.rt parent. ttt.VJf. AT ;
--"nd patenta. p ..-j. 4. ',-t rlea-f. 14 3
'M3f.; second cer. I bi.
EW TOR K CnCRH MIRK ET
Qaetatloaa
t the Daw
Tarlrat
(lltlr.
TOPK. May If -rtM'R-R'-
eipfna. 1 4 bbi; mark't
Pi-
:,. wln!r -raihU. M a.'0.
n-'ita baker. MMt-; w-mter extra, t f
4 1"; winter iatnt. It tti4 . winter "
f rade. 44 ' Fre flour. qu; fJ
t ti iQig i te'. choice to fancy. 14
ST 1 "
COR.VMF.Ate Finn; fine white atifl yel
lr . t;.4:j j.V'. coare, $i."al ii , kila dried,
21 "
R VE Firm
b. New York
No, J weatern. Pic. f.
WHF.AT-Receip , M.OnO b-jhl; ex
pert. t.K buphela. Ppot. fy. So i' re3,
21 M cnnitnal. elevator, and tl K nominal, f.
o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern Iul-Jth.
f. o. b . afloat: No. I hard winter, tl 11. f. o.
b.. aflcat. In rrflectinr RritlFh cables, un
expectedly large Ar-ntlne eh pmenta.
liquidation of May w heat w aa weaker to
day. cloin Virlc net lower. Mav closed
at July. ! &-36flV. rloeeij Sc.
Bepterrih,.,. MVo.HS. closed Hc.
Ci 'RN-Receipt. b.w bunhei. export.
4.W buhelr. epr.t market. Heady; No. 2.
7Sc elevator, and 74c arked. f. o. b.. afloat;
t'ption market wa without tranxactiona.
rloe nr unchanged to ic net lower. Mav
cloned 7c; July closed 74Sc; Sertemter
closed 75c.
OATS Receipt. lOf'.rym buhel: xpnrt.
J . buhel; epot market ateriy; mixed.
2i and S2 pound, toe; ntura! white, 3S and
a pound, 7i,'ar.c; clipped white. Si an!
40 pound, aV24c.
HAY juiet lut rteady; good to choice.
r.c& ii oo.
HOJ'S tiuiet : riat common to choice
17. oi2-;
4Car; I'acific coaat. 13!T7.
Bogota. 37V; Central
HIDES Firm;
Atr.enca. 17Vc,
LKATHEK-Qnkt; arid. IIJC7c.
FROVIglON'gReef. Heady: family, tl BO
17.1; men. 172 5-614 beef ham. t",.('u
r''ket Il4.ii"ilj .('; city extra India
mm. C4 ''5X.ti. Cut meat quiet; pi. k led
In 1 1 i ak i th 1 la. v.il,!.... V . 1 1 . 1 I
firm; weetern. J . 25fiS.4Ti; rflne1. teady;
cor.tiner.1. t.l"; South America tit 7a: rim
pound, 7(oc. I'ork. at'-aiy; familT, nT.'iP
t17.W: abort clear. 215.7V3l7.(iO; me, IJ4 60
TALJ.tO'Vr Steady ; city 22 09 per pl'
erei, 4fc; country (j.akapr free.
l
R1CE-F!rm; domertic. fair to extra,
?'Vrr.ic
Bl'TTER Vnettled; creamery peciai.
21"-c; extra, riw&tic-; Hate dairie. com
trn to fair. VAiic.
CHKESE Firm; flat full crtam. new,
Pteady; state. Pennsylvania and
tiearbt- fancy, selected, white, Jdc; prime
To choice. lit'TlSV; brown and mixei l.p
1!-V ; freh gathered, storage backed. 17V5
lt-i-r-
POl"LTRT Alive dull; sprina chicken.
2"c: fcwl. lSc; turkey. 11c: dressed
ateady; turkey a, 12&17c; fowl. irH&H'tC'.
HEATHER 1 THE GRAIX BELT
Fair aad Waraarr la lae OaTlook for
latirlaj .
OMAHA. May 15,
The disturtance central over Nebraska
Thursday morning ha shifted lowly north
eastward arid Is central over Minnesota
this momitg. Snowera accompany the de
pression in the extrtme up-! xalleya and
generally unsettled weather, with ram.
I precede the disturbance over the lake re
gion and eastern state. The weather haa
i cleared west ol the Missouri river into the
I moumatne and slightly cooler weather pre
j vail over Nehraka. L.ight frosts occurred
in western South Pakota. Wyoming and
I Colorado. The weather will be fair m thia
vicinity tonight and Saturday, with allghtljr
warmer Saturday.
(miaha record of temperature and precipi
i tatlon compared with tlia corresjtondmg day
I of the laet three year;
I 19. 1W7. 115. 1X.
i Minimum temperatura ... M 8S t4 El
'precipitation .U .08 .06
I Normal temperature for today, 2 degree,
i I tendency In precipitation aince liarcii 1.
. 1.3k inchea.
Ijefu'lencjr corresponding period In 107,
4.W lnchea.
i.xcea correpond:ng period In 1S06, .11
of an inch.
U A. WELSH. LiOcal Forecaeter.
Cora t Wheat Rrarloat Ballet la.
For the twenty-four hour ending at I a.
m., 7iLh mersaian tune, Friday, May li.
laue:
OMAHA IrlSTRICT
Temp Raus
Btationa. Id ax. iJin. lalL
Eky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cioudy
Oear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland. Nb.... 7v
4
47 4
44
4
f.
44
tl
.1
(2
4,
4
r
44
60
T
Auburn, Neb 7S
Columbua, Neb.. (4
Fairbury. Neb.... 7
Fairmont. Neb... 6
Gr. Island, Neb.. 7(1
H&rtiiigton. Neb. 70
Hasting. Neb.... 7
Oakdale, Neb W
Omaha. Neb
Tekaniah, Neb... 7o
Alia, la
Carroll, la rt
Ciarinda, la, 75
Sibley, la &4
Sioux City. la., at
.00
.24
.00
.00
.IKt
.12
.00
.t
T
.t-4
.40
.('7
.00
.75
.It
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at a a- m.
U1STRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Station. Stations. Max. Mtn. Inches
Chicago. Ill a ft 62 .84
Colunibua. 0 1 7n bg .j;
Lt t Moines, la 14 70 .54
Indianajit'll. Ind.. 12 W 0 .04
Kanaa City. Mo.. 22 ( 64 T
! Louiavllle. Ky Is Hi 62 .In
Minneapoii. Minn. 64 42 . 40
Omaha, Neb 1 fii 4i .14
St. Loui. Mo IS E2 fiu T
Shower occurred in all portions of the
j corn and wheal region during the lajtt
I twenty-four hour arid were beavwtst in
the northern districts. it ic alighlly
warmer in the eastern and slightly cooler
In the western portion.
le A. WELSH, Iocal Forecaster.
t, Loals Gearral Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 16-WHEAT-Lower;
Ni. I red cash, track, tl.03icil.O4. No. 2 hard.
21.wil t; July, fcSc: September, He.
CORN Weak; track. No. i cash, 77,
No. 2 while. 7SVtr.4c; July,
br. ec,jc.
OATnlhjll: track. No. t
i wtuie. 64-c: Maj-. 4Mac.
t4Sc; Septem
caah, tic; No.
FLuCR y uiet : red w inter patenta. 14 f
(04 l; extra fancy and atra.ght. 24.14.66;
Clear, til nf-i2 7o.
SEFr-Tiniothr, steady: tS.50S4.75.
Cf'RN MEAL Steady; tS.Ju.
BRAN Steady; satked, cast track, tl.lt
1 '.
HAT Quiet; timothy, r.l 0O17.CK; prairie,
lllieifoll(t.
IRON COTTN TIES 21 (tO.
BAelOlNG c.
H17MP TOE-r.
PROVISIONS Pork. ateady; Jobbing.
IJIia. lard. steady; prime ateam. 7.iiej
I oil. Pry salt meaia, steady; boxed extra
horta. I7il'v: clear rihs. 17 50; short clears,
17.7. Bacon, steady; boxed extra short.
t$, $"V clear riba. tezi; short clears, & .
POULTRY" Quiet: chickens. 1'jc; springs.
Bf2i--: turkey. llfplSc : auck. 7r: gee.se. 6c
blTTEK-W eak. creamery, botoitc
Ee3GS Steady at i'4c ease- count.
Receipts. Shipment
7 ." a.tin
4o.imt euftiei
. !V (i fif.,ft.
. 77, WO 7t',0i"C
Flour, bbla
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oaia, bu. ..
Kaaaas City Grata aad Praiialoaa.
KANSAS CITT. Mo. Mar U.-ViTJEAT
I'nt l.anged; May. if-St ; July. 62,'V; Sep-ten-.tT.
doc; cash: No 2 bald. 7ctgi.ee;
No. 2 rain. WVtetl-K; No. 2 red, ti.oO, No.
2 red. ii!e!r.
O..RN Inchanged: May, kAc; July.
ClVac: September. eTK: cash: No. 2 mixed,
toe. No 2 mixed, etw. No. i a tale. ttivvSr;
No. 1 white, tVaee
OA TS Vnch anted; No. S while. Ei653c;
No t mixed, aotuilc. 1
RYE-74U7S.. '
HAT Cboii-e timothy. teady. Ill.teteJ
Hit: cboio- prairie, unci-anged la ioc
K. er. I 6.tirf Oo.
Bl'TTER Weak on creamery; packing
riip. It. a;ady; crttniry. 21c, iikiiig
Stork. l4kc.
EciOS inchanged to vc Mgher; fresh
extras, lac; current receipts, lek-.
Receipta Shipments.
Wheat, bu 64 i Itftm
Corn, "bu 54io eai
Oais, bu hit) 7,oo
Range f prices at Kansas City as re
ported by Logan A Bryan. Na 12 Board of
Trade:
Article.
I Open. I High I Low. I Close.
Wheat
July ..
Sept. .
Ce in
Juiy ..
feept- .
?S rfSK rcvH rB
See he-ATAa' sea WVA
I I I
'!. ' 4tlw' ! W
icfl"i 66 I ate, 6eHIl
t'sa Sea ataxl Ad 13 bouat your tuameas.
SEWYORK STCCRS ASD B05DS
Market Show-a FJfrct of Strain of
Continuoui rp-xard MoTexntnt
DECII5E IS FOLLOWED BT EALLY
et Cavwaaea la lrirew tmr ta Par
Art aaall rjaaaelal Itwallwa
la Farter la MTaeat
f Vala.
NEW TORK. Mr IS Tot", ay a stock
market howed rather drvtinetly tha growth
of that strain which must accorr.pny a
prolonged movement of price in one di
rection, whether the movement na e.mpiy
reached an adequate level to represent
truly the new basia of Talue or haa orer
run It.
The market gave evidence early that the
tak of sustaining prices wa growing
burdensome In face of an increed volume
of offering that had to be absorbed for
that purpose. The protection of the mar
ket, however, waas not abandoned and the
aubsidence of igfrity in the decline
ahowed that holct - of the stock held their
position strong enough to periet when the
rate of profit decreased to unattractive
figure.
There were rumor of coming develop
ment affecting relation of the great rail
road properties Some of these rumors
ran out to a form that had so little sem
blance of plausibility that their circula
tion helped to intens.fy the ruspic'on with
w-hich tie extensive advance in j.nce haa
come to be regarded. Forecast of the hank
atatement indicated a possibility of some
decline In the strength tf position of the
banks. The taking of cash from the mar
ket on account of the withdrawal ef gcv
ernment deposita. and of gold exporta, ap
parently bare outweighed the Inflow of
cah from Interior point for the first time
in many week. jromising some small de
crease In the cash item 1n tomorrow bank
statement. As the Inflow of cah from the
Interior is stiil heavy, nd. aa money I
almost a drug In New Tork. in the present
position, it Is likely that thia showing wouid
have affected stecks bar! not the rrjfes
alonal course of the market left th? con
dition there ripe for the reaction. Consider
ation must tie grtven. also, in the money
market outlook to the prospective wlth
draw'ai week after next of another IS).
of government deposita. The gold out
flow, after running out in the channel to
Pari apparently waa diverted todav to
Berlin. fl,( It .( for that dertinat on being
engaged, it Is expected that ihia move
ment to Germany w ill reach cone dertble
volume. It ia highly rrobable. alsn. that the
newly begotten confidence of corporation
borrowers In asking for new account ac
commodation will have coriatdcrable effect
on the loan Item of the bank in the im
mediate future. While the resource at
command are plentiful in the prekent cir
cumstance It Is likely that they ere being
drawn upon and urplu of the New York
banks may be driven to decline. The April
foreign trade atatement showej that the
decline of 24.(nx,iit in value cf our exporta
waa heavily rebalanced by the lftO.
shrinkage. In Import., leaving the ou.warl
movement of gold to other cause for ex
planation than the international mercantile
exchange. I'nion Pacific. Chesapeake A
Ohio, and Baltimore Ohio were effecttv?
agent in rallying the marke. and the con
sequence wa a reduction in net chanrei
to small fiarures.
Bonds were irferular: total Bale, par
value, 2.M4.(V. Vnlted Slates 4 advance!
Vi per cent and the 4s H per cent cn the bid
price.
Following were the tale and ranga of
price on ilia Stock exchange today:
Sain. Rica. Lw. Clnea.
A flams Express
Amalsamaled Coepar .
Am C. 4 F
Am C ft F. ptd
Am. Cotton CM1
am Chum oil. n-eii
Amertraa EKpren
Am HAL. p!4
Amenran 3ne
Am. Linated Oil
Am. Ltaeeetl CHI p'4...
Am. IeienniatiT
Am. ljscufDotire pf4...
Am. 6 A R
Am. tan v'i
Am. Sufar Refining...
Am Tutwnr pft rtf.
Anaconda Jtinlng Co...
AT till Ison
Atrtitson pftl
Atlanuc Coast Ulna
iialumur ftiin
bai. 'ttiio pf4
Brook trn Jtapid Tr ...
Catwdlaa Parlflr
Central erf New Jersey
DisMtpeKk A Obia
Chioaso CI W
ChUaga A X. W
C . M St. r
II
It t 4F S
I It 3lw I"1
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Chicago TAT pld
C . C , C A St J.
Colorado T. A 1
Colorado A &o
Colo. A 6a. 1st pre!
Colo. A So Id ptd
Cotisoi touted Gaa
Com Products . .
Com FTdduna ptd
De la ware a Hudnia
I tel.. L. A W
ItenTer a- Ri QraaSa.
P. A R. G. pfd
Instnien CvHuntlca
Erie
Erla lt pfd
Erie Id p'd
Ofnetwl Elertnc
Illinois Coou-al '
lntematltitial Paper
Int. Paper pf4
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
iiw-a Central
Kanaaa Ot; so
K C. So. ptd
Loularin. at k
Mexican Centtal
ill A St. V.
M . ll. P. A e B. M
Bi . St. F A S. t. St pfd..
Miaaoun Paclflr
ad., K. A T
U.K. A T pfd
National Lautd .
N R R of M pfd. offsred
New Tnrk Central..
si. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
K A W. pfd
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Pacific Mail
'w
Pecnaylvania
People'a Oaa
P . C... C A
. 5t.7t ia
1H 121S
e: r.
Tti
. 1.11 2w
St L. .
Preaaed Steel Car !' M W
Preaeod t C. ptd
Pullmaa Palara Car .....
Reading rt.SiiO 1IT, ust,
Aeoding 1st pfd e n fc-.-a
Reading id pfd m kl :1
tatiubllc teiel I stiu av
Rerubltc Steel pfd I nt 71V,
k, island Co.. 3k
krk Island C ptd JVS lit,
St. L A F Sd ptd 1.4:ia (ja, 21 u
St. bouta W.
Sc. l t w-. M4
boll! her Pacific Xt Tt 117 af
So. Pacifier pfd 4 If 111", llw
So. Rallwar I St i, jti.
So. Rallwar pfd 1.7. ti 44
Texaa A Pacific attn c
T , St. L A W t i f
T . St. L AW ptd 7lt eat 4w
Vnioa Parifie 171 Jut, J4i
I nli.n Pacific pfd Its) At 64
T. B Eaproaa
T S RaaJtl 1 4S 4H
r. E. kut.tr t It i.T
C S Jtunfcar ptd t en a., :
X-. t. Steeti 1P1 Si-la T"V
5 Stael pd I t 1S IKS
a -daruun (Taemlial Llrtt 2! 4a J4w
4 a -Cars. Cnem. pld . 61
W lan 2 aim 1?S !
aiiub pfd lie) J.S r
Weliarargo Ezproaa .. . ..
Weninaneuae decu-ir ...-.tenet ti f,t
Waanrrn Vnioa 1 1'W ITt E4
W tioeitt. A L E '' 1 IV,
Wiaoonfcia Central l.ai tTi,
Wia Central j.fd 4 4t
Northern Pac Ific 47 4 l-"ia l'S
Central Leather 1 rs t7
Central beaiher pfd w 6w
gKiaa-Sheffied Steel 1 at 6ft
Geaat Northara pld Ii If" 127 1
lutsrnorotuTli Mel. Cm 1.4 11
hi Wet. ptd 6" US
luth Cianoar 4 let llta '
kS
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71
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64k,
61 k,
1U
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7ulal aa-ia tor tb ear. l.tsi.ioil abarea.
New Tork Mialaat ttorka.
NEW TORK. May 15 Closing quotations
on mining slocks were.
Ada
..... I
Little Chiaf
Alice
emtana . sets
Opntr ,
Potuat 11
Saeag X7
Siarra Nevada M
Suit liopaa 1
atanaar lae
atrvnawir-k Coa. ..
CoaiatatW Tuanal
Coa. CL A Vs..
Hum kuvar
iron auvaor . ..
ltr.ua Con
Ferelga Flaaaelal.
LONtsON. May 15. Money was in good
supply and better aemand on the market
today. Liscounts w ere firmer. The tHoe k
txciiatig Is n.arkirjj time from the recent
aavanoe. Cheap money and the bringing
out of new Issue caused realisations under
which cone... and other gilt-edged ee
runtiea yielded tractionaliy eajiy la tho
oay. but cunauls rvoovered in th after
tw on. Home rails and furetgna eased In
the absence of sujeport- American securi
ties started well and attracted fair buy
ing They went above parity In tbo fore
noon, but Irregularity developed later. New
York offered atock in tho afternoon, prsoes
then eased and tlie market fuaised dull
at a fraction ovr th lowaat quMaUotia
of Ue oay.
BERLIN. May 11 Prices oa the Bourse
loaay cjv6itrtl iJiu M aCvict truta New
' j
reacrea and citwed weak.
FAR. Mr li. Tradir. oa tha Bu
to3aj- w-aa firm.
riort of the clixiruo wortE
TraaaartloB of the Associated Baaka
for tho Week.
clearing report for the week er i ng "Way it
show an argregate of . 4t.. ... '. a
ara.net I..
.awiM' last week and
in the corresponding week last year.
iltie loilc-wtng la a list ol the cities:
CITIES.
Cleaiir
nc. ; tec.
Nsw Tork.
Chicago
Boston
Phiiadelphka ....
St. Louis
Pittshurg
San Fianrtaco..
Kansas City
II. ..Tgl .'.,
m i
14 6
V I
11 4
1 i
26.4
Ik
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l".l'4f. ! .
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67 4" 4 !' .
fi. t .
sT.X:: ( .
86 Mi- '
24 (.'. .
tl.MV.tan .
1S 8..oit .
12.7M.txi .
la M t .
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ll.SM OOO
lo.4. it .
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t..et7''.i' .
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t :, on .
C k4 '.ifi .
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6 ( .
4.17F.OHO .
4.7r,.t.t .
6 4i. '" .
4.1P7.0".t .
4.1K' IV
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.(' 0 .
t.k'i." .' v .
1. k44.ii f i .
2. 4 '' .
2.2;.0".' .
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2.174. (nf .
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lt.t4 .
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l.;w;,'v;i .
l.Stls opO .
l.7.tn .
l.DU.W .
1.157.Ki .
l.i:4i,'.tki .
6 4
....
Baltimore J
Cincinnati
Viinneape.li :
New Orleans j
Cleveland (
tietrc.lt
Oxaaha j
Louisville I
Lo Angeles I
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul i
Buffalo
Lenver j
lndianapolia
Fort Worth
Providence
Portland. Ore i
Aloany I
A'
14 ?
I
.6
24 i
13 7
4 t
23 :
It I
10.2
is.
'lit
27.6
& 0
4
7.2
16
II
14 6
I t
lb 4
It
2t' 3
2"t.2
C
2J S
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li.2
1
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6
3k 7
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25.
....)
i
2.2
22 t .
(Richmond ;
) tVasnington. D. C '
j Spokane. Willi
1 Salt Iake City I
' Columtius !
I St. Josepii i
Atlanta I
Memphis
I Tacoma j
! Savannah
I Toledo. O
! Nashville j
Rochester
Hartford
Dee Molrwe.
Peoria i
Norfolk I
I New Haven j
Grand Raplda
! Birmingham ,
Syracuse i
1 Sioux City j
Spring-field. Ms I
Evaneviile 1
Portland, Me I
I'avton
Lltile Rock
I Augusta, Oa
Oakland. CaJ I
Wetrceter j
I Mobile
I Knttxville ,
236
i ;
16 7 I
1.2 I
Jacksonville.
i ...... . .
Fla.
rtl.i..ifin a
C
'ii'i
13 7
Lincoln. Neb
Wilmington, Iel.
Wichita
Wilkesbarre
Tor and fnreijrn VtiTa, at afterward
l.i'M.Otift 1 6.1
1.47.M 6.6
l.lttO.WlO 10. ,
1.3S7 kti 6 5
63kk. 1 11.7'
k..',KM 1 10.6 i
5.!I4 i 4.0:
1.07S.OO'' 2 0
643.0OO I 25 4 I
7tn Ok. , 2.6 .
I.V'.OK. I il
67;..ev 6.2 j
t.'k.dOo 1 34i.l 1
fikl . 1 36.1
7Stl i 2;,. 7 1
675. ifkii 51.1 i
6?7.' 1 2S.2 ,
MI tk.ee j 36 j
6k7.n I 10l!
flS.00'1 11.0 I
4-.o , at
'11 1 it.2 I
4 UK 1 k.l
4" 1.0.10 24.6.
4, (' I 25.1
Ali3 t 11 .Ji
e4 (a-H 1 t 4
4f. 0 34
8!5.'M 6.S !
272.0V j 22. 2 J
"P7.(0rt 1 37 0 1
2.0iM; I 2i.li
341.(100 1 3b. S
l.e:i7.Ki' I
16.416.0oO j .
t.oieo.OoO; j 26.0
1
Wheeling. W. Va i
Fall River I
Davenport i
Kaiamaxoo. Mich
Topefca I
Heltna
Springfield. 111....
surest own j
Fort Wayne i
New Bedford
I Erie. Pa I
Cedar Rapid. Ia !
I M aoon j
I Akron I
' Lexington !
i Rockford. Ill
Fargo. N. D
I Lowell I
j Binghamtnn
Chetter. Fa
Sioux Falls. S. D
South Bend, Ind
Blooming-ton, 111 (
j Canton, O !
Wuincy, 111
I Springfield. O j
! tieratur. Ill
Manalleld. O I
J Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville, 111
Oklahoma !
Houston
Galveston
Not Included In tot sis beca use contain
Inc other Items than clearing.
Nowr York Moaey Market.
NEW TORK, My li.-PRIME MERCAN
TILE PAPER 6'fl41a per cent.
6TERL1NCJ EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business in bankers' bids at 14 8720
for demand and at t4.Hf.3 for sixty-day
bill: commercial billa. t4.64v.
SILVER Bar, 55; Mex.ean dollars. 47c.
BoNLS viovernment, siror.g, railroads,
irrearular.
IvluNLY On call, eay. 1V51 Pr cent .
ruling rale, l ir cent; closing bid. l
r-r cent; offered at 3S per cent. Time I
loans, firm and dull: sixty days. "Wl',i
per cent; ninety day. 2 per cent; six
months, SVhS per cent-
The following arc lb closing quotation
on bond:
C g. ivf. Is,
reg
.itvi n.. A N. unl. 4s ..
1WS ataa. c g 4t
.i't-S stea Cen-.ral 4a
1"S d lai lnc
.19' iu. A St. L 4
.111 sm.. K. A T. 4...
. 71V do xa
.lot S. R. R ol at. c. 1
. s N Y. C g !....
. F7 V. 1 C t to
7S
. St.
. M
. 17
. 77
. s
. HS
Tfw
. mi
12.'S
.10. S
71S
. H
. :s
do coupon
l t aa. reg
do coupon
V I new 4a. rag...
as coupon
Am. Tohace 4a
do ba
Atrkiaon gen. 4a
do ad 4a
Atlantic C. L 4 ..
bal. A Ohio. 4a
4a Ilea
Brk. R. T. c. 4 ...
Central ef Oa. aa
do 1st Inc
do 16 lnc
do d lot
Che. A Ohio 4-a .
t'Hioa A A. JS
C. fi. A Q a. 4a...
C . R. I. A P. 4a....
do cc.l. 6a
. rw No. Pacific 4
. Sr-S do as -
. N A W. c. 4
. O K L rid 4s ..
.1414 Penn c. Is.
. 7: fteading gen. 4
. 4tV St L. A L M. c 6s
as
. St. L- A S r fi ti 7S
. iei pt. US W. e. ... 41
. di.i, Seat.riard A. L. 4a... 6"
. l-j So. Pacific 4 17
. 4ta do lae 4a cifa
... 74ta So Raiivar oa i'H'H
4a Sr. Texaa A P U Ill
a. 6PS T . Si. L A W. 4a. 7?k
... :S I'nion Pat-Hie 4 VWS
. . . H-S da r 4
cvc. A at- L g.
Cole. Ind. 6a. er.
Colo. Mid. 4.
Colo. A So. 4a....
H una is
"D. A R. 0. 4a .
lhv Mac to
Al-is p. 1. 4a
do get. 4a
Hock Val 4S.
Japaa 4a
do 4Va ctla
do &4 ser)
Bi4 "Oflareei.
...lain T Steel Id 6a
... 64 Wahaafc la
...11 do eti B
... Weseera Md. ..
... Te. H. A L E M .
. .l'fiWia Central 4a .
... Ul Aii-tnaon c 4. ..
... T oo ba
.1116
ti.w
.111!
S lnl. Met. 4a
Boatoat Storks aad Boa da.
BOSTON. May 15 Money, call loans. N
4 per cent: time loana. Vn'vi per cent
The following were the cioa.iig price a ca
etocka and bonds:
Attwiaoa aHJ 4-.
do 4a
haa. Caatral 4 .
Atchiaoa
da pfd
Boston A Aihany.
btoton A Main.
Bcanoa Elevated .
Filch nora pfd ...
. fct Atlantic
. he ttitichat
. K Gal A Hull ...
. azta Cectenmai
. Copper kanje . .
Mtia I"-r "at
.IS" r-nnkli
,1M Graxbr
.11 laic Rt.val
. iS ataaa kilning ...
1U Michiaaa
144S klohaaa
. k'N Muni C A C .
. at (iid liomlnioa . .
ti ejaoeoia
1-S Parrot
12i Oumcv
.U7 Shannon
. II k. Tamarack
. 64. Trinity
. II t Bited Copper . .
11 r. S Mining ...
.! V. t. Oil
. I Itah
. 41 Victoria
. 65 Winona
.342 Walvenne
. Nona batte . ...
. f Butev Cualllioa
. Ik a Net ada .... . . .
.aKwCal Ariaona-.
2 Arlaafta Com ...
. t eVreena Canana
.. MS
. 64
470
.. ii
. 7S
. at
. k
.
.. .IS
ii
..
.. 6t
. n
. 6t
.. 21S
. a
. la,
.. ,
.. US
. Tw
.
.. BS
. 4.-S
. w
6S
..117
..
-4S
. 11
..111
. lit,
.. s
heaican Central
N T-. K. H A
H
I Bios Pacific
Am Arm Caem ..
4 pfd
Am. Pne Tuna
Amer. Sugax
do pfd
Am T A T
Am. W'ooicen
do pfd
TVtantnina I AS-.
Ediaon Else Ilia.
General C loctnc . . .
Win Eleru-lc
6o ptd
Maaa Gaa
I nitod Fruit
Iniuad S. at
do ptd
r. Steal
6fg
Advvoiure
Ailouea
Amalgamated
SiA
Leataa CloalB atorau.
LONDOX. May 16. y.mcrlcau. securities
opened ejuiet snd steady today. During
the early trading Pennsylvania advanced
S snd United Siatt Steel S- The rtst of
the last remained shout unchanged lrom
yesterday's New Yerk closing.
London closing sit a ejuoiaiioiio.
Consols, auoaer .. . t 7 It Mo , Kan A Texas .
da acoou&l , New Turk Central . .14
Anaonada tm Norfolk A W-
Atcbiaoa
da pfd
Baltlatur A tDklo .
Caaaa.aa Pacific
Ctoailaa A Ohio...
Cl.l. 4-U W ami era .
T do pld
a
4l
41
k
P.w Ontario A l'aaai
kt. pei,na I raa la
ikl Rand Miuaa
4S hasding
s soutbte-n Kalivar
Cbi . M.L A St. f. lSk do pld
lie flaaia 1S ScutLero Pacific
. ls
14h
Oenvar A la Crtaade 27 Irioa Pacific
da ptd
En
da lai pfd
ao Id pfd
Grand Trtana
l.liaaea (jaouwJ
Lt.currille A Nana
SILVER Bar.
. a tr. ail
.. IiVal niutd Itaiea trawl . a
.. ts a pit wl"S
. rfiaui T7r.
.. 17, Ao pid 14
..! SpoK,.), a .. t4
.1111 AaiaamataA Conner fe-a
stead) at 24 2-1 VI pti
ounce
MONET-l,tf.Vi P-r cent.
Ttie rat of diaoount 1st tha ope market
for short bills ts Is per cent, for I lira
aiontxj' blLs, 2 per cent.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKE1
! Kot Cattle Here Today to
Hake a Market
HOGS AEE LOWEST SINCE KAECH
Very light Raa of fkets aad Laaaho.
with o Very Noticeable Chaage
la TaUaea glae Yes
terday. POTTH OMAHA. May li, 1M.
Reoetrt were
Cattie
Hoga Sheer
OftM-ial Monday
Ctfficial Tuesdsy
Official Wednesday
CKfW-tal ThiirM,!'
6 'St.
t -.6
2 4t
1.270
ki
4
4.!
14.S44
13.741
k e4
I.M.
lt'.lC
4 ia-
1.762
tumate Friday ...
Five dav thi week.. 1622 47.SH
Same day last week .. It. ;.'. 47 C3
Jft.4
Same day 2 w eek ago. lt.fws 42 l o-'l
Same da 2 week ago. 1" C7 K 27.674
Same dava 4 weeks ago 12.727 3? P7 1S.i3
Same day last year.... 22,s4 61.B7S lS.t
I The following table shows the receipts pf
I cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha i
! lor the year to date, compared with Ust
I year; uai. usT. Inc. t-ec
! Cattle S.M1 4SS.M7 Hit". I
Hog l.ld.lTT VJ. .2)1 lSto.iMj
Sheep &i..04i 72S-J76 17U.L6 j
The followirg table show the sverage i
price nr nogs at South Omaha lor me is:
several day a. with oompariBOn:
fata. I 1. ;:i.C.,l6.,lii ;ll4..1. istc.
Mav
May
Way
Mar
Mav
May
Mar
May
y.iv
May
Mav
Mav
Mav
May
2...
I....
4...
6...
t...
i us, ?
. I 26
t rr 1 12' 4 t7S ti. 7
t 27 6 3 4 6.V I T M
4 21 6 A 4 tW t 76;
111 i to: 4 63 t 7'i, 7 01
t ?fi 6 26
6 S-:S 6 24 i62S4fi!t
.. 5 J3
27 t If., 1 4 65 I fit.
C 2rV S 21' (!"' ' I M: 7 T
f i'l 6 21 I U 4 CS f C, 7 VI
f r.r. 2 i i 4 e I 7 w
s 6 : i
3".. .!
31.
9
12
34.
15.
6 4;a 6 SS. 6 IS 5 27i 4 64 t 64
f. 41'-, 6 SO 5 4 62 4 47 f W
i ST. , tr. ' t 2n 4 k 42: 7 (Si
i 24 I S SI 4 eTT, 2": 7 u
i 24 i 80 i 15 I 84 7 U
Sunday.
The official
number of car of stock
brought .n today by each road wa:
Cattle Hoars Sheen, rfri
t. ., at 4. pt. v ..... ..
M swuii Pacific
. 1 1
. 1 1 1
. 2 3k 6
. 1 2
, 1 27.
.3 4
2 1
. IS
4
2
. 1 2
.36 7B 7
ie day' receipt wa
purchasing the num-
Csttle Hogs Sheen
f.2 (i 4K2
We l.r.l
K W 267
12 1.1(8 1.2-5
C. 75 .... 7S
44
17
.... 12
.... 8
M6
1
M
.... 621 4.214 trt
'it t I I nion I nctf ic
J?- 1 C. A N W. least 1 ..
I C. N. W. 1 west I ..
'S ! C, St. V.. M A O....
-6 ' C. B. A Q (east 1 ..
n 1 C, FAQ (west) ..
-7 C., P.. I A F. teastt
1C. I. A P twe!t
Ill.nt.ia Central
I Total receipt
I The disposition cf th
1 a follow, each buyer
, bcr of head indicau-d:
Omaha Farking Co ..
Swift and Company .
CuSahy Packing Co..
Armour A Co
Curia hy Park. Co.. K.
Vansant & Co
Hill A Son
F. P. Leu-
Huston A Co
Cudahy Bros. Co
F. Q. Injihram
Other buyer 1 a
Total
CATTLE The run of cattle thia morning
was very nall. In fact so small that there
was hardly enough of any one kind to
rrake a test of the market.
While the very best beef steers are not
very much lower than a week ago, the
lighter grades, not very fat. such aa were
selling at fl i .25 and under, are i:54iic lower
than one week ego In other word, the de
cline on the eighty to one hundred and
twenty-day cattle haa been very severe,
cattle of that description coming Into direct
competition with the cheap southern cattle
that are row beginning to come forward
more freely.
Strictly good to choice dry-'ot cowe and
heifers have held up very well, being not
over lOfclie lower, but the medium kinds,
such as were selling at 14 004j6 on. are 2MJ
40c lower than last week, but even at the
decline they are still high. Tearllrg heif
er and steer which were bringing craxy
prices last week, unless very prime, ar
right ground 40c lower.
Heavy feedera have been in light surply
all the week and in consequence hsve not
shown so much chsnge. still they sre prob
ably !Sr2fc lower. Light stockers. es
pecially those on The common order, sre
6'iJ'!e lower than the high lime ten day
or two weeks ago.
Quotations on cattle: Ocvod to choice eorn
fed steers, t 60; fair to good corn
fed steer. K tsv&C ; common to fsir corn
fed otsers. f. j.oi; good to choice cow
and heifers, to725; fair to good cowa
and heifere. It Oowfi.Ofi; common to fair cowa
and heiftr. 12.8064.0": good To choice stock-
, ers
and feeder. 14 .26; fair to rood
f ackers snd feedera. 64 0fJj4 .76: common
to ftr stockers and feedera, li.26rJ4.0u.
Representative sales:
EEEF STEERS.
Vo.
2;..
..
"..
1.!
1 .
1 .
6 .
I .
6..
1 .
1..
..
t..
1..
1 .
I .
I
Av.
.. 7
.. 471
.. 71i.
Pr.
lo Av. Pr
I T J n
27 IK,! I 26
23 ! I 34
34 lSiB I 60
4 ti
!. W
t 40
6 V
..leei
.. s
. Mf
.. h;
..
.. 7
. 1071
.. V
.. 71ti
.. m
.. fc
. ilKO
. HHi
.1510
6 7(1
c
I M
COWS.
. Hit
..104J
.p.
..116ft
.. T4
..1076
.. 477
.. 7 a
I K
4 6
4 ,V)
4 60
4 7i
4 K
4 St
4 74
I tl
2f.
1 4t.
I he
I .Vi
6
HEIFERS.
I 60 4
I 'I I
4 10
BULLS.
I 40 1
i i.0 1
I 6f' 1
4 (Hi 1
CALVES
t so j
.ltd
:7w
. 1U0
4
4 60
I
I 10
1 4TC-
1 Ut'
IS"
4 (to
6 6
6 76
Is"
STOCKERS AND
FEEDERS.
6 44 1 71 I tat. an
HOGS The market opened thi morning
wna epeculator puking out a few loads
that Just happened to uit there for the
lining of special order. Ffr such hog aa
thty wanted they paid practically steadr
prices, thst 1 largely 6.vJ6 snd as high as
65.80. Packers, ru, never, held out and at
no time would bid better than 6c lower,
and tliey did not appear very anxious for
the hogs even at that. Thus the trade
might best be described as slow at a de
cline of 6c, the sale to latker being
largely at, and right around H.lkt with a
sprinkling on up to ti.22l4,3 Jb.
The hog values hsve been rspidly travel
ing down hill since Tuesuay of this wewk.
today's dec! ne carrying the market to
the lowest point touched
since the last
waok In March.
Ns. Av. Sa. Pr. Ma av n. Pr
a. i7 It 111 in ITk if 6 226
al in 4. 6 li 7b 241 10 6 !
71 H 1 I . T7 i.l . I JS,
4 i 1 so 7v n Ms j 2:,
(4 t.tt. U 6 JO 6t t I St' I
git ... b i-i Kii ... Ills
" Ct ... 1 sc e m; 1st ii,
t 4 4v 6 ao a. e . . 1 21
f t;a ti. i :t ft 1.4 e. 6 iat
e el 14tllJ.li set Zet 4 It,
11 t an I . t l.i ia 1 t,
6k 2 lav. i . 2r4 ... I J.
"7 I 2 261 ... 6 22 1
Sel Ul Hi It. ft . It,
1 7" - I 7J U'i I 2i
1 IW 2J 6' I 2 44 44 ... t 16
I i m . I t! S27 ail I It
44 2i4 H. '6 it) 71 14k 4)0 I tS
74 .1 41 I SO 71. t'7 ... I 15
It It 11 iK 7k Ill I' IS
:i 14 12. 7! S:. 14,1 t f
47 21 . . 6 M Cf I.! ltd I r w
Ik .! ... 127, a rr: 6 10
4 I' I 2-.w 7 141 40 I SA
6HEEP Receipl this rooming were very
ligni. oniy six lirh tars being reported, ui
audition 10 which were a few Icaua carried
over from iesterday. The market did not
develop any es:cially new or mtereeung
feat ure a tl.a aJtuation ren.alng lust sboul
the same as detailed yesterday. Price
paid toOuy looked about steady with yes
terday. Vila mean that lam o are pretty
close to 25c lower than last week, while
toe few aheep coming have sold preity
close to steady. Sneep, by reason ol their
careit, ar rtlatnely higher tuan lan.b.
yuotatiors on l.mU Got-a to choice
llght-w&oied lamb, f. sjT e : fsir to good
l.gnt-wooled Itmba, K &7 i. , gocl to
Jioioe lieavy-a te.led iarntia aitcit 7ei
shorn lamtis, 75c under wooled stock.
Q'jotauoii on cheep: Good 10 choice light
yearling, shorn, li,ycili, fair to good
yearilnars, snom, lr.ie.jLi., g'md to Choice
ether, ahorn, IF. 6"fg. fair 10 good
ether, shorn. 15 lb4ji.5": goorl to crioic
ewna. shorn. Kseua.; fair to good ewea.
shorn, 14 754it.26; cull tnd buck, shorn.
l5'..fl4 6o; wooltd al.eep, Jvttoc above ahorn
Sloe at,
Rcpreaer.Latlv sales:
No. Av. Pr.
61 western lsmh. shorn 72 4 65
;46 western Is ml, shorn ti 6 16
12 western ee. shorn 116 I 40
47 w eei.m wethers, shorn C7 IK
4 western wrti.era, cuiis. shorn aJ 4 6
ZJi wenaiern lambs, aiirn low I 116
Slooa City Live Stork Market.
10I"X CITT. la . May 11 eSpexial Teio-
tram CATTLE Roceijita. tea) tiead: D-ar-ert
SUU14. b-e ea. f 2l sv, and
FAITHFUL TO THE
INTERESTS OF ITS DEPOSITORS
Many years of fnccesfful kmkinc i a rmrd that
thews tLat this inftitution is faithful to the interests
cf its depoviors.
Every safepiard for the security of funds is at all
times maintained. ,
Your acoount cordiallv invited. - ,-J
FIRST NATIONAL M
OF OMAHA
THIRTEENTH AND FARIIAM STREETS
cimti ssoa.oo3.oo suiPiusisoo.01111.c11
heifers. M feeder, l4.fJ.X; calves
and yearlinga. t3 7T$4 66.
HOtiS Receipts. 4 t0 head: market weak
to 6c loser; range, Ii.10g5.26; bjik cf awJee,
t6.15o 20.
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoa Lower sheeja
aad Lassha Slow.
CHICAGO, May la. CATTLE lieceipt.
about e.tw head. Market sieady; He-era.
fc. i',g 7 At. . cowa, K .iavwata: hellers, atHfl
6.6, buils. He7.. . cslvea, k-.otlu1,
sioekeis and teeaers. ki 2j(& 40.
Ht-KJl Kec-eipts, stK.ut i.tki head Nr
kei 6egl0c lover , choice beavy shippirig.
ao.40iaiu.eKi; butchers. to4tB5 4t; light mixeu.
as.lkKua 4e; ciutice lig-M. ta etpto tt. ; peeking.
j 4;., pigs, 64 iwea.', bulk of salt a.
ao Mteua 45.
rsHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, sboul
6 i.a head. Market alow; sheep. .. .'ii.tt',
iamb. sb.ta9'..4f; yearlinga, gr. .-n'St 2t.
ST. Loa I Live Stock Market.
ST. LOl'lS, Mo . May 35. CATTLE Re
ceipta, 2.6w head, including l.itj Texan;
market for native, stead; , Texans. 1-tc to
16c lower; ratlt ehlpp r.g and ex.ort steer.
tt0i'(a7 16, dressed beef and butcher steers,
Ji 3.Vtie 2fc ; steers under l.t-oti jHtund, tl 7i
6 46; stockera an feeders, ti.oOfcVo; cowa
and heifers, tk.6ok74i.26; rannera. ttftofai 60;
bulls. Li.tot 6t'; caivea, IS-eixpS nv. Texaa and
Indian steers, 64 ((;. ,s, cow snd he. f era,
U.7;Kp4 75.
HOGS ReceipU. 11.00TI head; market 6s
lower; pigs and light. 12.7661 40; packer.
64 .5iiiM 4o; butchers and best heavy, Ii86
6.47k.
SHEEP ANR LAMBS Receipts. jraj
hesd; msrket stesdy; native mutton. tS.Jj
fefi M': lambs, tt fr.KsA.JO; culls and bucka.
6O.50O4. 50.
Kaaawa City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT, May 15 CATTLE Re
ceiptee t. law had. including 2."0 head souin
ertii. Markeit low and weak; choice export
and dressed beef steers. t4.40v7.t; fair lp
good. Ii.l;i3.3(t; weatorn steer. 5(ktri75;
atockers and feeders, tS taitit.50; southern
Leers, tS.7ta 26; eoulhem cow. Ki.Toig 76;
native cows, l2.6oe5675; native heifer. 6X25
1J. fit': bulls. 12 40(06.75; calve, t2.6(rjr oa
HOGS Recefipts, 12.000 head. Market He
lower; top. 15.45; bulk of sales. t6.206 40;
hesvv, t5.35(i4&; packers snd butchers,
t.2;S6 4fi; lujht. S.l5j.t6: pigs. t36tfl4 .80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.M0
head. Market steady; lambe. t5. 76497 10;
ewea snd yearllngrs. 14 totg6.36; Texas year
lings. t5.2rKi676; Texas sheep. t4.2fietr6.3t;
stockers and feeders. U.Prw.i.
t. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. May 16 CATTLE
R.eceipts. 576 head; market steady: native.
t5.o7.K'; cowa and bet ers, 2i.0vKpn.25, Block
er and feeder. t4.kB&.00.
HCGS Receipts, 6.52o hesd; market btSfl'k;
lower; top, t5.34; bulk of aalea. 15 r4jt 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, Ktt head;
market 1'ic lower; iaraha, i.2&i&7.15; tar-lmfc-a,
ti.0OV0(i. ewea. t4.50Ot.50.
tock la Slawt.
Rekceipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follower
a t-ame. llnfi. Bheep.
&J 6.0 1.752
8") 4 200
South Cmaha
Sioux Cltv ...
Kansas City .
St. Louis ....
St Joseph ...
Chicag-o
l'0 ltWiO
2.6H0 ll.eaiO
61 S.624
X.UU0 21.OU0
8O1O
JOP
t
t.00o
Totals.
t.6V.4 Sl,2t 11.855
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May 15. M ETA LfA The
London tin market waa over A71 higher
today, with apot closing at 125 5s and" f J
tures at 134. The local market was con
sequently firm, with quotations ranging
from C'j.ir-H, to 230.224. Copper wa a shade
lower In London, with spot quoted at ati7
17s 6-3 and futurea at tt5 12s 6d. The local
market waa quiet, with lake ejuoted at
112 taPV9'12.76. electrolytic at 2 ril2 2
tind casting st r2.26eTl2.r7i. Lead advanced
to 12 2s d in the London market, but
wa quiet and unchanared locally at UTlrVe
4.77V Spelter waa unchanged at 40 5s in
London and st tt ftSfit 65 in the local mar
ket. Iron waa lower in London, with
Cleveland werrante quoted at 61a. Locally
port hern grades were ouoted lower. No. I
northern foundry. tl7.Ofir937.76; No. I north
ern foundry, a"5 2fc717.00; No. 1 southern
and No 1 southern soft. Il.y9!7.S6.
FT. LOV1S. May If, -METALS-Lead,
dull. t4.1A. Speller, dull, 24 47.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. May 16 COTTON Futures
opened firm: May, t.46c; July. V.Hc :
August, t-laSc: October. .fitc; November,
bc; December, fc.fllc; January, tlfie;
March. 6.06c.
Futures closed steady: Msy. 46c; June.
4Sc; July. 46c: Aug-ust. ; September,
15c: October. 18c; Novemlter. 6.12c; De
cember. 11c; January, I lie, February.
18c; March. 6 17c.
Spot closed quiet. 86 pojrit lower; mld
dUng gulf. 1125c. Sale. 1.7115 bale.
GALVESTON. Tex., May la. COTTON
Higher, 10T.
ST. LCtl'IS. Mo, May lt.i CXTTON
Dull ; middling. 11c: sales, none; receipts
bales; shipments, r.l bales; stock. 26.246
b es
NEW ORLEANS, La-. May It COTTON
Spot Closed steady; aalea, 200 bales; low
ordinsry. 4 -16c. nominal; ordinarv. 7 Sc.
nominal, good ordinary, I 12-ltV: low mid
dling;. 6 16-1 Ac: middling, 11c: good middling.
llrc; middling fair, lie; fair. l!e. nominal;
receipts, 2.161 bates; stock. 121 .667 bales.
Wool Market.
LONDON. My 15-WOfiL-At the wool
ssles today l.siej bale of superior quality
were offered Competition was active at
hardening price. Merino were in active
demand and aold t per cent above tbs open
ing. A large eupply of cross bred sold
freely snd good grsdes were In strong de
mand for home eoneumptlon. There waa a
belter demand from Continental and Amer
ican buyers and the latter secured several
parcel of fir.eit greasy comeback comb
ing and half-bred greaay Hoggetta at la
Following are toe sales: New South Wales,
1.600 baiea: scoured, tSdals 7d: greaay. 6
lid. Queensland. 2it bales: scoured. 1 4d
Is IW'i- Victoria. l ltiO bale; scoured. IS" 3
is td: greaay, 4dl ltd. New Zealand. 4 700
bale; scoured. Is sdfcl 6S;d; greasy, 4k. ?
Itkkpd. Cajie of Good Hope and Natal Too
baiea: scoured, td&ls lid, greasv, t-aiid
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. May 15 WOOL Quiet ;
medium gradea. cotrblng and clothing 164
ajltjc: light fine. 18Jfl4c; heavy fine, VariOc;
tub washed. 16S24c.
Evaporated Apolea aod Dried Frails.
NEW .TORK. Msy 15 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market s.ow and litt.e change.
aloe from slightly lower offerings of
prime; fancy. lutuOkac; choice. I1;
prim. CTtdTSe and common to fair, 6ig
S-c.
DRIED FRV ITS Prunes unsettled, with
qjotalion ranging from 4&14C for Califor
nia and 6triOc for Oregous Apricots are
unchanged on spot, but weak in lone owing
t at reported lower offering for future de
livery, choice. lie&'.SSc; extra choline, U3
14kc. and fancy. Iwclar. Peachea unaetfled.
with choice lie; extra choice. fancy,
low iOSvc. and extra fancy, LtJliSe. Ruaim
oontinued dull, with looee must ale, quoted
at 5i,e; seeded raisins. 694c. snd Lr.n
don layers, tl trQ Sa.
Dalalh Orala, Market.
DHATH. Miea. May 16 -WHEATS'
o 1 not-therw. tl SI; No 2 corttaera.
llOli,; May. .04. Juiy. I;.!, cWplembor.
1C
OATS-ta
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE:
More Seasonable Weather Brinya
Dittinct Improvement.
(XJI1XCTI0KS EEPOETED BETTES
Bedactloa la Prices of Plat I rest
Resells la Naaaher of New fea
trans Textile Mtaatloa
Mixed.
NEW TORK. May 16.-R. G. Pun A Co.
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say :
Trade conditlona are most responsive) to
the weather at thia time of the year and
more seasonable temperature brought dis
tinct Improvement during the last week.
Little net change is noted in manufacturing
activities, some plants resuming, whiio
idleness wss increased elsewhere by strike.
Buyer sre sssembllng st primary markeia
to attend special sales and stocks of stsple
good are running low in retail store be
cause of conservative purchase. Mercantile
collections sre more prompt, but trsns
porting conditions sre st the least satis
factory point of the year thus far. It per
cent of the freight rare being idle. Lower
prices for pig Iron have been named with
good results, a fair tonnage of new con
tracts being secured, though many con
cerns delay hoping for better terms. It is
evident that present concessions sre ertily
for the purpose of disposing of accumu
lated stocks. 1 ,
While tha textile situation Is still rern
pllcsted by msny conflicting influence,
prices of cotton goods are in most cases
as low as possible under present conditions
snd curtailed prevdurtton has attained di
mensions that will render quick delivery
unobtainable when depleted stocks finslly
force buyers to replenish. As this fsct be
come more evident daily producer Insist
on full quotations and the outlook for sc
tlvitv brightens. As to woolens there 1 a
fair duplicate busmen tn men s wesr, and
some section of the market hare alresdv
done much better thsn seemed possible
esriler In the sesson. while apathy V eue
ceeded by fair activity tn heavytrelgbt
goods. Worsteds are in better demand than
wool goods and the better qualitiew sell
mors freely thsn cheaper products.
Developments sre siow In footwesr rnl
leather. New England shoe rnsnufsctorero
are Increasing their output and shipments
are substantially larger. A fsir volume pf
duplicate orders for quick delivery of sum
mer goods are received from lobbers who
sre carrvlng llgtit stocks. Trade in leather
continues unsatisfactory, recent large ssles
to St. Louis msnufacturers falling to en
courage other buyers. The best business of
the week was In union sole, which is more
firmlv held. There Is a better Inquiry for
belting- butte at bottom prices, hut any
effort to strengthen the msrket esuses belt
ma k era to withdraw. Harness leather has
risen 1 or 2 cents above the lowest prices
of last month.
BRIDITHEET't REVIEW OF TRADES
Weather, Bwaioeaa aad Crost Reatorta
Ar lrresralar.
NEW TORK, May 15. Bradst reefs to
morrow will say:
Weather, trade and crop reports sre ir
regular, warm dsys sltemating with heavy
rainstorms and retail and Jobbing demand
haa been of a fluctuating character. There
la evident, however, a measurable Improve
ment tn the tone of affaire, commercial a-vl
biduatrial. a partial reflection, perhaps, of
the better feeling in financial lines. The
nest siarrriflrant feature in actus! trade
circles is perhaps the wide soreptance tf
the belief In the eottoa good trad that
this branch of trade haa seen the bottom
ss to prices. There sre re;oii of a slight
gain in orders by woolen manufacturers;
and large auction sale of oarpete and silk
ribbons hsve developed demand st advance1;
prices. Beit report as to the Improve
ment ef fall buying come from the larger
renters like New Tork. Chicago and St.
Loula. while current trartea aire best In the
souihwest and northwest.. Dullness ar,1
low collections are still tr.s distinguishlnA"
features in oonthem reports
Agreement lo maintain pig Iron cj'iota
Tions bsvlng proved ineffectual, efforts to
"lief" trie market st s stesdy level hsve
been abandoned. Therefore prices are
easier and those who were bound by obi i ra
tions are again in a position to take busi
ness. While concessions prevail, there arej
many who arre that the bottom baa he'ti
reached and they predicate their vieww on
the strength cf lower price. Aa a m alter
of fact iron for the fourth .jux-ter deliverr
is from Sftc to 11 higher than for th thlt
quarter. As a result of the lower fiarve s
more Interest has been displayed in th
xrsrket and tranaacUona have increased to
some exlent-
Buslnes failure In the T"nl1ed Ststes for
the week ended Msy 14 number 21. ss
gainst V last week. 164 In tlie same week
of lfl"7. 1W in lWaS. 11 In IIUK. and 216 In li4.
Business failure tn Canada for the week
number TL ag-slnat 21 lest we-ek and 2S
in the corresponding week of 1''7.
Whest. including flour, export from the
Vnited Ststes snd Cansds for the we' k
ended Mav 14 aggrega'e 2 .7"! 6 bu , as
tgainst 1.SS2 last week. x.tW'377 l we-k
last year and 6.172,614 tn iy4. For the
fortv-six weeks of the fiscal yer the ex
port are 163.076 6T4 bu, a aarainat 14S SH6.J1
in lSk-07 and 223 4Vf)7.l In ll'l-e.
Corn exports for tlie week sre Id ?7 Vu..
a agslnst Ell P7t last week snd 1 Wat.fr In
lr7. For the fiscal vear to date the exporta
are 44.4!7.it bu.. as against .sju .646 ill
lfcaJ-07.
Cold Taras Toward Earope.
NEW TORK. May 16. The National City
bank today announced an engagement of
i ll.ta.aj.0lti for export to pari. Thi mke
th toial engagements for It preaeni
movement tX.2no.lajO.
llritlelhach. lckelheimer A Co announced
an engagement of ti t".'.' for expert, and
Goldman. Sach A Co . tl.frto.fto for alup-rue-nt
to Germany. Tin mak?s the touaJ
ir. 750,000. '
Treuarr gtatesaeat.
WASmNOTON. Msy 15 -Today s ststo
ment of the treasury' balance in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of l.ao.oul. Out! ge.ld re
serve, shows: Avsilahle caab balance,
til.loi't.2rat, gold coin and bulliwn, I.1.6A..
647. gold certificates. tX 771 abo.
rte Market.
7CEV, TORI, ll.-COm:r. Futvret
closed stesdy. net unchanged Bale wro
rejrted ft a.CJ bags, including My St.
tltieoAlic, Juiy st tlie. September si 1 3
6 16c and Iknterr ber st 6 ltsj ic. Spot,
barely steady; No. 7 Rio. Ao: No 4 Saiilus.
c Mild, Quiet; Cordova. 12c.
ar , Molaaoe-o.
NEW TORK, May IS ll'GAR Raw.
steady: fair refining. 2.6c; ceotr.fugal VI
test 4SU-: inolaases aar. 2 Clc. Refined.
I steady, -rjahed, t'J, owdeied. itJ-,
1 granulated. I ouc.
Boak CTearlaata.
OMAHA. May 16 Bank clearings for to
day were 12.036 6iei 61 snd for the rorre
speod.ng dale last year tl .641. .7l tu.
Ever try Ths Be Want Ad Columns 7 XI
not, 40 ao. and get sal'awwry IsesaiiA
1