Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1908.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET I
Wheat and Oata Are Slow, with
Crowd Rather Bearish.
000 bu. 0t. 1447 .nro bu.: decrease. TW.fCO
bu. Rye., MMft bu. ; decrease, 1A,'" bu.
Barley, l.jftO.OOO bu.; decrease, 3V3,0W bu.
NEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
tsootatleas of the Day Virion
Commodities.
NEW TORK. May IS-FljOUR-Reeetpts,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS I
Kaxket ia Active, Buoyant Through'
out Session.
WHEAT EEACHIS TIP FOE CIAE
Cor. Sk.we Strea.th t the Start,
Opto lag, at Half Three
Fttrtki Wn Cloeve of
tartar.
OMAHA, May IS, 1908.
I ftt; winter .freights. M.ftrQ f; Minnesota
bskers, 84 t&Q4 t; winter ntr. 83.6if4.10;
winter patent. 34 So. .80; winter low piifj,
J.4,r4.. K$e Iimjr, quiei; intr iu awn, j
h.kim i; choice to rency, h wg.i
lURNMEAly-Bteady; fine wnite ana yel
low, II. so; coarse, 91.60; kiln dried. 83.85.
imtk ratsy; no. I western, ws, i. v.
b.,
New York.
WHEAT-Receipts. 114,700 bu.t ports.
18.990 bu.: spot market barely steady. No.
Market Deserlhed aa Ilarrliatinli. I
feller Affair Decease af Baytag
by Brokers Wk l anally Rep
reseat These latereets.
VlBAllAj J.1 J ', Mwam . u, .-" ' iu. , o iii'.i ni ...... j j r
Wheat and cat opened alow and some H nominal, elevator; No. I red,
tower, with crowd rather bearish, but going II 07. nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 n"h-
low. Later, with tha help of a go ern Duluth, $1.18. f. o. b., afloat; No I
res
NEW TORK, May 18.-Th speculative
pint waa rampant about tha Stock ex
change today and thera were ebullient out-
...... wvcri wmi in uri i ' "l T i i . 1 ;,'" 2 ' rnri I uur"" " wnai ne trainee operator in
irong caan marsex, wneai umiicra w.mrr, ,i.-,, i. . Z'. Z stock called a bullish anthuaiasm. Trie
esdlly and closed strong, the forenoon wheat waa Irregular, " professional trader threw off tha reserve
Pnrn waa atmne- frim tha mtmri nnMl- I the whole, oil Ita steady. OWlner to UnfaVOr, I ,k ....... i. -.-. . . . w
- - - - " . ' ' - ... . , . . I " J iiw.fv mwiiiiaiiiu luvvetua 1 1 in 1 1 rrwj 1 , 1
Ina Un to tie over Ratiirriav'a rinse, and able renn news and a hulllah visible auppiy. r,-i ik.n...i. -. ... . n
" T . . - l , ' m .... . . . , . . ,'. vue. M n'wv.ii ui l v .vui n '.
W?..WT" "nJt"'nTO ,,nn f" reaoiea wun com, mi r-...-u were quick to follow any ilirn of an ,ln-
" heat opened eader and ruled dull on the cloe and wa finally but He nt lower, elplent movement In whatever auarter of
T" yver1?' cablea and the crowd bear- May cloaed at fl.M; July, 97V448H. cloaed th, ,t . , tn. nghborhood of the ex-
l.h and anilou to eU. A food ch de- ,t 87c; Beptember. 3H-4Vc, cloaed at change the market wa deacrlbed a a
m,I! ?.?. r,ported. r,?JZ fl2ur-i"lT!. hI 3''- . A . Harrlman-Rockefeller afflar. Thl waa
Z i.i if.! . TV- 1 i J. K .I'd CUKN-Keceip. du : fpoi jnarnci. practically all the new there waa bearing
firm and hlaher at the clo-e. May wheat .a(,y No- e.vator and 77HC f. o. b., on tha market. The aupposltlon of tnflu-
a nn.nai4 'lot. Option market waa witnoui iran- entlal leaderhlp In the buying- waa bejed
, if C aact-ona. closing about net unchanged on the fact that broker credited with
opened at Mo and closed at Mc
t orn continue to act strong
rain mar i nUV. " Nebra.ka Mav "'""eJ t 77c juiy ciosea si nu being the accepted mediums of stock opera-
whth win .mi ?t rhie nl.ntlna- and aentember clo.ed at 78o tlona by tha great group of capitalist,
any helli eintiv Ju cort OATS-Reelpts. 14X600 bu.: spot market were Open buyers on large scale of var-
coined atlU 2nrl at Uc e"r- M"-e1 oat"- ". Mc: -tul loua prominent stock, especially Union Pa-
CP-n.. " ncJ.??? f J'K'ftM White. to S2 lb.. 67268HO; clipped White, clflc, 8t. Paul. Readina and Southern Pa-
ft M VlSreruii.M bu.hela. 82 to 40 lbs., 7flJ
sgainst receipts Iset year of fJNUUU ouanei
nd shipments of ZA.W bunheln.
Corn receipts were B,flci0 bushels and
shipments wars tss.OtlO bushels, against
reretpta last year of 671,000 bushels and
ampment or k.wo Dusnei.
Clearances were none ol
oats, and wheat and flour
bushela,
ClflC. With thM annearanna on tha flrwtr nt
ItAT Bteady; good to choice, McW1 V any of the broker thu credited with 1m
MIDE8 Firm: Bogota, 17"4c: Central portant affiliations, attention would con-
America. 17o. I centrate on their deallnaa and the crowd
I.F-ATHEH ynlet; acia, iwo(o. would quickly become congested In their
I'K vim inn npfi. iinuT isiiiiij, w i np vnivirnrwvi Rnr.n a Mmii iinn ..ni.
17.00; mess, fit 50514.00; beef hams. the rapid rise in prloes of various stork
me auaacn manner in which they
start up Into strength and activity
comparative quiet. In some of the
of com, none of & 00; 'racket. U4.6oflS.Oo; city extra India and t
Tour MuaV to 457 000 Mnc". W4.0oe.rt. Cut meat, steady; Pick- would
lour equal to kx.uv vm.. tacstmnh- r.lrVl.fl himi. llO.OO.
UShels. V ' . . m -"' : W,aa tk" t.fA viuparaiive quicu in some or xne
tJverpool closed lower on Wheat 'fiTS-. uth America mor 5,-;m--t U.ue these violent upshoot.
nd unchanged on rnT 1U 1 ijS rk m W : weV? tolxV r as sudden relapse, aug
tocal rang of option: e2J!?.;,. Vt m rt rieara Slf 7B4?17 Mtln th" -uccessful pursuit of an un-
Z ' family, I17.fvffir, short cleare, it.7ixa !. covered ahort Interest In the stock.
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Oose. Bat y.
Wheat-I
May... 4 4 M M
Julv... M M M M
Bept... 79 7 7 7
Corn v
May... 6714 R 7H ' t"
July... 61 2 61, 1V.
Pept.. tei 6S- 68" 58H
Oats
May... 40-4 49"4 49
31
M
79
Omaha Cask rrteea.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. MfSWlc: No. t hard
IMiMc: No. 4 hard. tMifSc: No. I spring, vo
CORN No. x. 8i: No. S. 6m4-!ri8Vc : No,
4. 7'u7Hc: No. I yellow. mWdAc: No. I
whit. M(ii6SHc.
OATB-No. J mixed, 49449?ici NO.
whit, 804o; No. 4 white, 49c.
RYE No. t, 72073c;, No. . 7W70O.
' Car 1st Reelts.
Wheat. Com. Oat.
Chicago 86 187
Mlnneapolls 96 . ...
Omaha mitt
Duluth 18 ...
mi"."v iXiCX .' .. -i, . ir. nun- . The enment of more gold for export
TALLOW-Qiilet city ($2 per pkg.), B4c. to 0rmanv ,nd Fyance was without sffect
country tpkg. ireei. WH?S4c. . on sentiment, especially In view of the
tllC UUHl uuiiit;iiv;, i ' I opinion or Herlln hnnltera that tha mr..,.
!o; Japan, nominal. ment was artificial and at concession of an
KUTTKH-ttteaoy; creamery apt-viaia. .-y. extra profit to those urren1erln th. aM
extras. VMc;. third to flrsta, lflnc; tate Aft th, r,,od ot Irofit.ltin" ,, '
irru. I i nnmAM in r nr 1 .i', j 1 11 nrnreas. I . i . i , . , . . .
umii, vuiiii.n... . ' z'-' ullll cmwn wun ine nun taction appar
61 common to special, Ukraine; western fac- ently In continued control.
t' tory. firsts, nc. aonaa were trong. Total aales. par
CHEKBE Bteady; full cream, old epe- value. $6,040,000. United States bond were
w 4 I rinifi. Biniot iuii "jiTrsmi.i, un. i.i urn ii nKra on C&ll.
white, fancy. ra: run cream, om, rollowin w?r tha ! .nrf rn A
i hni 1 A IXj. ' I r.... An . I. r. . t . . " VB
state, full cream, old , small, white, a.i.. ui.h in
fancy, fair to prime, uwgvie; oia, sman,
white, fancy, common. 8awc: smau,
white, fancy, full cream, new, JfilOc;
skims, mAe-
KOna Steady; state,. Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy, selected, white, HTH&Olc;
a-ooii to choice. lDVMrauc: Drown ana mixen
extra. WWS'V: flrsta to extra firsts, IS
Iflc; fresh gathered, storage packed, firsts,
pot ltht nressed. r rm turKeys. iwa : r,".,.'w
A4sttm Bpreas, exly..
amaistmatrd Copper ..
Am. C. A r
Am. O. T. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd....
American ExDTMa
Am. H. A- L. pfd
amennaa iv gecurltl
Am. Llnneed Oil
Am. LlnaMie Oil pfd...
Hlsa.
SO.f-0 t
!, IH
fcwo list
100
1,700
WO
283 17c; fowl. 12W14HC.
It WEATHER IX THE GRAIIf BELT
lBVa
41 tM
47H
II
lVfc
Jl
Cloaa.
186
4H
7
7
1
90
MVt
CHICAGO GRAIN AMD rROVISIONS
Peatnrea of tke Trading; and Closing;
Prices oa Bosird of Trade.
Am. B. A R.
Am. 8. R. pfd....
Am. Snr Reflnlni
Am. Tobacco pfil etr 4. in
Aaaeoeda Mlolog Co 16,700
AtRhlaon IL.0O)
Atchlnoa pfd so
Atlintle Cout Lin 700
Bslttmora A Ohio 11.7W
Hal. A Ohio pfd MO
n,o
KQ 10S4 lOtS 104
47,6rt) 1S 774 Tl
1,400 131 m 131
4 44
34 N
15 tS
624 6
Fair Taesdar aa Not Mack Change
ia Temperatnre
OMAHA. May 18. 1908.
A harometrlo doDresslon overlie the mid
Aa and linner Mlssisslool Valley. With It tJ,wi u
UULAUO, May IS. ine local wneai mar- center over aoutneasiern lowa, ana rauia canadlaa Paolflo 4,700 lfo m
ket closed firm today, because ot numerous are general thl morning throughout the central of New Jersey 100 m M
crop damage report. At, the Close ine Mississippi and lower unio vaiieya ana (.naaapeake : Ohio U."0 5U 44
July delivery showed a n. gain of WNic. Oklahoma. Shower were general In the cmoao Ot. w i.sno t t
Cam was Uo lower: oats were Mi'dViO lower Mlaanurl vallnv last nlaht. but Clear Chicago a N. W .40 140 1(7
and provisions were unchsnged to 7Vc weather prevails from the Missouri river I :' 8lvpj, J,M ,w 137
h s-her. waat Into tha mountain this morning, anal - ! io
2H
4ft
84 Sk
7
iw
1M
44U
7i4
157
Higher. west into the mountains this morning, ana X'""-" - -;:
The wheat market opened quiet because conditions are favorable for it to continue c rc l' f 'IkZ 'ILi:
cf a declined d told at Liverpool, but fr n thla vldnlty tonight and Tuesday. do'r aTl law 1 k2
rallltd before the end of the flrt half of with no Important change in temperature. Colorado a' So Tim. it?
the Session, . nearly all of the opening loss Omaha record of temperature and preotp- Colo. A so. let' pYd'.. .','..'.'. ' 6v
being regained. - The market continued nation compared with the corresponding Colo. A so. Id ptd mo M i
nervous inrougn mo aay, pncea ransing i jity 0 tuB ia8t tnree years:
from He below, to, fie above Saturday's 1906. 1907. 1906.' 1905.
closing quotations. Sentiment, however, Minimum temperature.... 60 M M 48
late in me aay waa incnnea to ne miuisn iadpitation S T .W .00
FfSfHSt .a.n,-"Rf .w,t.."" 12 Normal temoerature for today. 6S degregs
MtMourl and Illinois there has been too , flciency in precipitation sines March X.
i- i av. v -a I 1:71 lnchoa.
inurn moi. lure. lie -T. .nrr..nlnff .Hod In 1907. !
juiy openea wq to awi'Mro nianer i e"-rf i" ' ' Erie tat nfd
10 8.e. advanced to e ana ciosea . . ... , 1 ,i. u i,A
c. The amount on passage aecreasea aTV V" I oieral Eleotrlo
1.400,006 bushel and the Vlinie supply no- "-"; ... I Illinois Oeatral .
Tuxisori, uivu f . Inurnatlonsl Puer
Int. Paper pfd
Cora aad Wkeat Reartoa Ballatla. rumD
For tha twenty-four hours ending it I A towa rwu.i "
m.. 7ltb meridian time, Monday, Aiay is, 1 low central pfd
OMAHA DISTRICT
Consolidated Oaa 10 o 1lu li
Cora Produeta, rfg 1,400 11 17
Cora Products pfd, rfg too 73 7S
viawan ex nuaatm,,
Dal., U A W
Denver Rio Grand.
D. A R. O. pfd
Distiller- Securities .
n
M
42H
604
1M4.
Btattons.
creased l.BM.OOO bushels. Primary receipts
were 671.000 bu., sgalnst 93S.9P9 bu. on the
corresponding day last year. Clearances ot
wheat and flour were equal to 267,400 bu.
"Mrnfieapoll.' Duluth and Chicago reported
receipt of 3fl cars, against tie cars last
' week, and fife) care one year aao.
The corn market waa strong, but weak
' ened In the last half on selllnc of July by
rromlnent bulls. The Msv delivery reaohed
a new high rolnt when it sold at 76c. The Ashland, Neb
rarket closed essy. July opened M,o to Xo I Auburn. Neb..
Msher At a to GCc. sold off to 05-4o and C?olumbua. Neb.. 7S
closed at 6ft44e. Local receipts. 187 cars, Falrbury, Neb.... 76
, wirn ss ot coniractea graae. I Fairmont, Net... 74
Trade In oita waa nulet. July opened - i.ionj ich 7
Ve lower at e, old at 46'c. and closed Hartlngton, Neb. (5
at 454fl46c. Ucsl receipts were 3 cara. Hasting. Neb.... 7
Provision were firm. At tha close July oakdale Neb.... 80
rora was up iw ai iiouu. i-nm waa rytw I Omaha Neb
B-i higher at s.4ZVMJ.46. kids wr un- Tekamah. Neb.
cninupa bi ei.ou. I A lta Ia
Estimated for tomorrow! Wheat, S3 cars; ?,,i Vj
L.Vi' v" " , Clarlnda, Ia..
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Plbley, la.
Bloux City, Ia... 78
k Rain-
lln. fall.
66 .14
67 .60
63 .00 '
U .02
49 .00
68 .00
63 .16
62 .00
4 .40
60 .46
66 .42
66 .30
65 1 63
66 .30
60 .07
68 .10
Bky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Kanau Cltr so
K. a eo. pfd
LKralSTIIl N
Moilcan Central
Minn. A Bt. I
M., Bt. P. 4k g. g. M
M . 8t. p. a g. a. u. nfd..
Miuourl Paclfio
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. a. R. of M. pfd, ottered
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
N. W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
PennijlTania
People's Oaa
P.. c, c. A Bt. L
Pressed Steel Car
Preeeed S. 0. pfd
1,400 1MM 14 lt
.; M9
1,"0 87 14
Q 70
6,000' I7W
1A.700 tl
4.100 4v4
1.400 l
l. 14
I.TfflJ 14i
1.100 11
400 0
tOO 44
400 74H
t.)0 17
3,000 tit
l."0 J4
67
1.M0 111
00 17
loo 1044
,1100 lit
f0 ia U4
61,0n0 61 1
IT.onu etf
l.oo t
1.200 444
344
MS
4
21
13
141 141
11
6
t3i
TJ
1444
4i
t6H
44
111
H4
44
114
.4 107
1.00 41
1,000 ll
too
1,000
42
11
U
61
M
14
17
6
35
47
111
"
114
U4
6
Nil
434
4
106 104
41 41
IS 7J
W
61 (1
1
41
44
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Tes'y, ? Minimum temperature for twelve-hour Pullman raise Car.
Wheat I I I
May " Mm lOOt, 90 1 OO'A 100
. July sSHOfSl 8M4 skh 89HlWT49
Sept. MHJ S64k 85fiS 8B
TT4tn 76 78 76 T44
July 6644 S4 6644 W
Bept. 4!U4 64 3H 3M tS
'Oats
May. U U H. B414 M
bMay .'. 6H
aJuly .4 4rT 4M4 46V7T' 47
-Jury- "-46 46H 46 46'4j 46H4
' Bept. S7aH 37V) 37H 87H SJM
Pork
July 13 60 11 E2H 13 48 13 60 13 4?S
. Sept. I II 73H 18 77Vi 13 70 U 77 13 6T,
Lard
July 142 14 8 43 8 46 870
Bept. 8 tO 8 IUH 8 60 I 62 67
Juty T80 T82TSO 7 30 727
Bept. T 62H T66 762 762 76
period ending at 8 a, ro.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of TsmD. Rain.
Station. Stations. Max. Min. Inche.
Chicaao. Ill 26 84 60 .24
Columbua. 0..... 18 8 60 .06
De Moines, la.... 12 M bs .at
Irdlanatioll. Ind.. 12 86 64 .Y2
Kansaa city, mo.. a 76 w .is
Louisville, Ky 18 86 64 .28
, Minn. is w .40
b 16 78 64 M
Bt. Louis, Mo 13 84 62
Warmer and showery weather prevailed
throughout the com and wheat region dur-
U A. WELSH. Ijocal rorecaatsr.
Headlnc
Raadlns 1st pfd
Keaain ta ptd.
Bepublle Steel
Republic Bteel Did
Rock leland p
Rock Island Co. pfd
Bt. L. A B. r. td Pfd.
Bt. U B. W
BU L. B. W. pfd
Souther Psclflo
So. Paclfle pfd
So. Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Texas A Pacltle
T, Bt. U A W
T. ,Bt. U 4 W. pfd...
Union Paclfle
W0 1M 111 1124,
t.ooo n 3 i
71 71 74
300 n 29
M
M0 istu 15 u
186. .) 118 117
l.OJJ 47 46 6
iw e
1.700 20
2,400 71
4.4O0 14
0,400 39
60 44
700 17
1.400 41
17,4-10 8
00 IS)
. 1.8O0 18
i 0 44
. 3.8VO J4
100 21
6.W 46
.1SX.600 160 147 14
M H 61V u
46
14
11
14
t
47
14
14
47
114
46
J3
21
46
ICS
71
18
1
17
4
ISO
II
45
4
20
44
No. 1 aOld. bNW.
Cash Quotations were as follows
FLOUR Steady; spring patents, li.STVtf
k: strala-hU. H.1WT4.S6; winter patents
M 4fx2j;4.96; straights, l.luia4.70; bakers, 83.10
47436.
WHEAT No. t spring, t2ct.ll.07; No. t
ted. fiJC(H31.).
CORN-No. t 76e; NO. t yellow, 76c.
OATfl No. 1 64c: No. 8 white, 6iH4c.
BARLY Fair to choice malting, 67
V74C.
SEED Flax, No. 1 northwestern, 31.22.
r-mviiiujs enort ribs sties fioosei,
36 TMi.l. Mess pork, per bbl.. 113.27
iioo, nr, per vo ina., ea.47. Bnori clear
Sloes (Doxa, 47.
t. Low Is Geacral Market.
LOUIS. May 18.-WHEAT-Flrm
No. 3 red cash. 3l-01tf.O3; 1
nT..f,i ntf. fulw Mf. U. A - fl,ntemwr
CORN Firm ; track. No. 2 cash, 72i&724o; '
V. 8. Rubber
u. B. Rubber pfd ,
U. S. Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Vi. -Carolina Chemical
Vs.-Caro. Chera. ptd...
wabaah
. 4.400
l.0
41.600
44
r
41
?4uiHo; 8eptembr' nAC! No- whu wSrrWria-v.:-: 'V.vi
ATsl-euady; track. No. I caah. 61c;
May. 49c; SepUraber. tabid No. i white, w, r::;. SS
46
(4
4
3S
11.704 101 101
40U tb r6
100 luo 100
i.ir is u
4,400 46 44
4C. . . I Wla Central ofd..
f LUUIV-uuu reu wiini iaiii.n .,wy Northers Paclf e
4.90: extra fancy and straight, 84.10I&-I.66; central Leather
clear, 3S.66lg4.70. I Central Ieather pfd
SBEI Tlmthy. steady; H D34-0U. . 1 sioaa-BhefMeld Bteel
C'URNMEAL Steady ; 38.30. . I Great Northern pfd.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, gl.li. intereorough Met,
H AY Easy : timothy. 3n.outai7.ou; prairie, -- "
jio.ooiini.w.
iKUiN iwrori 11IW 4U.W.
BAOOINO-70,
H EM P TWINE 8c
PROVISIONS Pork, higher:
84
24
41
3
101
35
4
W
36
H
4
42
Utah Usaper
ToUl sales for th oar. 1.U6.S00 share.
44 61
M
1
It 11
41 41
4i,o 13 ir its
600 rt M M
41 v n ih V4
00 61 6 k'
34.100 113 112 lis
e.rw 11 U't 1
6,7.10 81 11
4,700 1 tO
11
11
Jobbing
Hew Yark Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. May 18.-MONBY-On call.
easy at 16144 Pr cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; offered at
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Announces that it offers to investors two hundred thousand dollars
of Its 1, .
Cumulative Preferred Stock Paying 7 Dividends in
Shares of $100.00 Each
i
The security back of this stock is the entire assets of the corporation.
No dividends on the common stock can be paid until all dividends due on
the preferred stock have been paid in full.
What Ig back of this proforrod stock.
This corporation has a paid up capital of $1,000000.00 and at the end
of its last fiscal year had resources amounting to $1,686,061.88. It is the
v owner of elevator plants and terminals with a capacity of 5,300,000 bushels,
and grain in storage and in transit. It owns and controls the Updike Lumber
& Coal Co., The Updike Milling Co., and the Updike Commission Co. (sepa
rate corporations) and considerable real estate and property. Our principal
holding consists of about
Ono hundrod olovators in Nebraska and Iowa.
Further detailed information will be cheerfully given.
Subscriptions for stock will be received at our main office, or by mail.
The Updike Ieiaiu Oompany
Boo Building
OMAHA
- an is ii e - ' . " ' . .
eral fund exclusive of the CfiO.OOO.OOO gold
reserve show: -Available cash balance,
1245,134,938; gold Cola and bullion, 317.661,637;
gold certificates, 326.031,460.
Boston cltaelta aad Beads.
RfiBTON. Kfav 18. Money, call loans, 2
14 per cent; time loans, per cent
The following were tue closing pries on
stocks and bonds:
Atrhleoa adl. 4a 45 Jkdrentur. ....
do 4. n aneuet
Atchlaoa 44 Amalsamated
do pfd 41 Atlantis
Boaton A Albany ' Binsham
,.iao Cal. Mecla.
Iloaton A Maine.
Boaton Elevated .
Fltohbiirg pfd ....
Mexican central
N. T., N. H. A
Union Paclfle
Am. Am. Chom.
do pld
Am. 1'nce. Tube
.. 34
. i
.. 44
.. 17
.. 76
..476
.. 14
.. T3
lalr West 10
H....1W rranklla 4
...... 144 Oranbr "
144 Centennial
i..UI Copper Rant
is
Amer. Bugtr
do pfd
Am. f . A A....
Am. Woolen ...
de pfd
Dominion 1. A S
10 Irle Roral ..
46 Maw. Mining
7 Mlchlsan
...Ill Mohawk
117 Mont. C. AC...
.....U4 Old Dominion ..
ajOaooola
4 Parrot
14 Qulncy
Cdlaon glee. IIIU....I14 Bhennoa
General Electrla 140 Trinity
Maes. Electrla ..
do pfd
Maes. Oas
linlted Fruit
United S. M.
do pfd ....
U. S. eleeL..
do pfd ....
Asked.
Bid.
9 United Copper
.44 U.S. Mimnc...
.44 V. S. Oil
,.141 Utah
. 46 Victoria
. IT Winona
. 11 Wolvsrta
.lMtt
.. 11
.. 1
.. 10
.. 6
.. 4e
.. 47
.. 91
.. 13
.. 47
.. 14
.. 14
.. 4
.. 4
.. 14
.. 4
.. 6
.. 4
..117
New York Mining; Stocks,
NEW YORK, May 18. Closing quotation
on mining stocks were;
Adam Con e Little cniei .......... e
Alio
biewce
Brumwlrk Con. .
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs.
Horn Sliver
Iroa Sliver ..1 BUndaid
tMAvlll. Cea
..160 Ontario 404
, 14 Ophir 440
. 4 Potoel 11
. 18 Bevac 16
. 34 Sierra Nevada 40
. H Small Hones 14
uar
37SM.2.
r'ollowlna were the raoelnta and shin- I 313.60. Lard, hlaher: prime steam. 39 7d'
wems ot flour and grain: io6; Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra cent; closing bid. 1 per
Rece ot. Bhlnmenta I short. 4I.0ZH. Hlris, clear, 7.u; snort iu, rwr rent. Tlma loans, ellirhtlv .a.i...
Flcur. bbls. 15.710 cleara. J7J7. Bcon, ateadyt box.d ektra Jty oay 2 p, Cant; nnety daye!
Wheat, bu. M zn ano short. 88.87. Ribs, Clear, 34.26; short cleara, ,a.,(i MP . ... mV.nth. stunnu 1-
190.8'A 1 RIME MERCANTILE! PAPER-3HS4
.Ji7.U0 W0.OJ0 fl."T55aic-.... percent.
3.OU0 I.O. -."-yu: V!?' .,.'"ur ITKRUNfl EXCMANOB-Fasv with
RL'TTBIV-Uull; creamery, B'&c,
EQOa-Steady at 14o. case count.
Keceirx. uiiipment.
iivi, uv
Corn. bu.
Dis, bu.
Rifv bu
Barley, bu. 36.4U) USuo
On th Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steady: creameries, l&ntne:
dairies, loffntc. Kggs, firm: at mark, casea I mnn, hls..
Included. 14o7ic; flrsta, 16c; prime firsts, I Wheat, bu
loi,e. 4-iiees4. sienay, luynu'iiitjc. i Vorn, bu......
, ..J .i - oata. tu...
faaaaie y uraia mmm rraviliosi,
18.000
.108,000
.lW.Offl
. 09,000
KANHAH ClTT.'Mo. Mav 18.-WHB3AT- a-le-oraool Grata Market,
1'm-hsnged to lo lower; My, 91c; July. LIVERPOOL May 18. WHEAT Bpot,
S3io; rTrptember, sOe; cash: No. 3 hard. No. 3 red wetern winter, steady, , d;
fc3IOl0 5 No. 3 hard. 98c(ffl.0J; No. I No. I California, firm. 7. 7d on quays;
and 7. d in atore; luture. steady; May
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.8718
for demand and at 34 8f6 for . sixty-day
uius; etiiiirueruiai pins. f,. oia.
t.000 BILVKR tar, 6Z'mc; Mexican dollars.
84.000 j 7c.
4.1X0 1 bonds uovernment. . steady: rsllroal.
41.000 strong.
The following are th closing quotations
en oonas:
lerl 9i feHc: No. 8 red. 96ijo,
"C V l" n K - - I 1. n tlh... U. -
Ju! . J'-c; September. ic; cash; No. i
m iwnwvic; no. 3 mixed, stiwe: no.
e. iit,j oitc: No. I white. hVnio.
p.l'ia I'uchaned to c lower; No. I
r-i.f, if. No. 8 white. 4jtc
RVlv-T4il7Sc.
HAV Choice timothy, steady, fll.SftffllOO;
choice prilrie. 8ho lower, 3tfl.7S.
JB UTTER Extra creamery, lo lower, ZOc;
7s, 4d; July, Ts. 8d; September, 7s, ld;
Uecemoer. is, )a.
COKN Bpot, new American kiln dried,
firm. 6s. 10d; old American mixed, steady.
6a. 10a; futures, quiet; May, as. d.
riiOLR Winter patents, steady; 2s, 3d.
parkms; sio-k. steady. 14 Wo.
KtXia Ht.ady : fresh extra.
rent receipts, 140.
Wheat, bu.
Cem, bu....
Gts, bu....
Range of prices at Kansas City as re
ported by Leg n s Uryan, No. 113 Board of
Trade:
Mlaaeaaolta Craia Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 1S.-WHEAT-NO.
1 hard. 81.u7t4ti'l .044: No. 1 northern. Sl.Ottte
16c: cur- I 1 0t ; No. 3 nortriern4i.tHt;i.04: no. 4
I nortnem, ecui.ui; oiy, ei.uu, Wu'j. .U4
Receipt.. Bhlpments: tV 04; ptembe, . -JjJW
MI Hal ll r-J nwlU LU I Bi. 4SA- I iU -a . 7.
ia'oia FLOUR Quiet: nrst Detents, 3f 4fvfiC o-
9,000 I second patents. ioniei cieare, aiu.ao.
,....1.000
70.000
17.0U0
Articles.
Wheat
July. .........
Sept.
Cfn
July.,
eWpt
Philadelphia Free ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May IS. BCTTKR
Etnajtv: fair demand: extra western cretvm-
(Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I err, 23c; extra, nearby print, tf.
hXXlo-r irirm ; gooa aemana; r-ennsyivania
and other nearby, free casea, 17Vhc at mark:
WVrt 0 I'mniylvsnla and other nearby, current re
7954 jTfcA I celpts la returnable caees, I7o at mark;
u 1 m rim. r r . . i-mbb . iiwc . iti r :
Alia I .....Hi flrata i.urranl reAetnta frea ruiP. I I St M. snl. 4.
8oi lie at mark. - Hftferad.
81t
'I
U4 fflH'ff
69
0. g. rat. Is, rag.... 104 Brls p. L 4s
do soapoa lus do fan. 4a.
V. S. 4a. res l'X Man. c. g. 4s
do coupon iou Met. Central 4s.,
V. g. saw 4s. re.... IN do la lao
so coupon ill m. AV at. U 4s..
Aa. Tobacco 4s 71 M . K. A T. 4s...
do 4s 104 'do e
Atchleoa sea. 4 44 eN. R. g. of M. a, to T
auj. w n, -n. t. ti. ea wv
Atlantic o. L- to f N. J. C. s. to....
Bal. A Ohio to. 4)t No. Pad lid to....
Mo I 44 do 4e ..7
Brk. R. T. e. to 74 M. A W. e. to....
Central of Ga. is 104 o. S. L rM. to..
no la pld T"P.nn. ev. 1....
do Id lac 47 Reading aa. to..
So Sd trwt IT Mi l. V . I, l,au
11. n.u .11 1 (. 1 1 . a. , . .'
- ' -m- ... Bt. u. m u. w. is- aa. 1 1
K. L 1 W. I.
Seaboard A. L. to.
44 So. Paclfle to..,.
74 do let to atfa.
X)C. A Bt. L I to. 46 So. Railway 4a.....
Cola. Ind. 4a, ser. A si Teias A P. la....
Colo. Mid. to 41 Valoa Paclfle to...
Col. A So. to 40 do e: to
Colo, a Be. to W r I steal Id Is..
fibs 6s lul Wabaa la
. 44 do .e. to
. 71 V-a.i.ro Md. to..
.11 W. ILK. to...
. Tiswie. Central to....
. 4s Atchlaoa cv. 4s....
.41 4o 6
. 44 Int. Met. 4.
Chicago A. 4..
C. B. A t). a. to...
a. A. 1. A P. to...
do eol. 6s. .
"D. R. a. to...
DlMlllcra' See. 4s.,
Hork. Vsl. 41,...
Japes to
da 4s etfs
do Id series.
. Tl
. 44
. 46
. IT
. T7
.1M
.101
. 71
,. 43
. n
.. 41
.. 61
.. 44
.. a
..WJ1
..110!
..101
.. II
.. 4
.. 66
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 18. METALS The
London tin market had quite a sharp ad
vance, with spot closing at cias, ius ana
future at U5. Locally ths market Was
firm with quotations ranging from 330.36
to 330.80. Copper sdvanced 68, 10a for apot
and 59, 6a for future in th London mar
ket. The local market was firm and a
shade higher, with Lake quoted at 312 750
12.87; electrolytic at 81 3.62 12. 75; casting
at t12.37U.fil2.42k. Lead was hlKher at 13.
Sa 9tl In London, but remained quiet at
343i94.r, locally. Spelter was un
changed In both markets, being quoted at
, os In London ana 4.txat.t, loc&iiy.
Iron waa lower In the London market, with
Cleveland warranta quiet at Sue. Jxx-ally
no chance waa reported. No. 1 foundry
northern, 817.00iffl7.7b.
ST. LOUIS. May 18. METALS Lead
quiet at 84.104.16; spelter dull at 14.50.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. May 18. COTTON Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands, lie; mid
rtllnr e-ulf. 11.2Sc: sales. 3.000 bales.
Snot, firm: low ordinary. o, nominal; or-
Ullinry, l l-ioc, iiuiiiiiibi, iwu uiuiiiai, ev.
low middling, 10cj middling, 11 n-itjc; good
mlddllna. lfll-loc: middling- fair. 12 8-16c
fair, 12 13-loc;, nominal: sales. 3,300 bales;
recelDt. l."0 bales: siock. ii.0V3 Mies.
n r. ialib. May ia. t. ri itj oteaay;
middltnc. IIHjC: sales. 1.068 bale: no re-
ceiDts: no ehlrments: stock. 28.&H0 bales.
UAUVfcajiTJ. May i. -u i itj.-n meaay
at lie.
Wool Market.
LONDON. May 18. WOOL-A good selec
tion amounting to 9.306 hale was offered
st auction sales today. There was demand
from all section and Tasmania greasy was
strongly competed for at the highest prices
of the series. Ameriosns pougnt a fair
quantity of Victorian first combing grcasie
at His Id.
ST. LOl'IS. May 18.-WDOLDull:
medium gradea, combing and clothing .16
6jlc; light fine, 12413c; heavy fine, gioc;
tub washed, wane.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Steady, with Other Kinds
Slow and Lower.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Fair Una of Skeep aad Lambs, While
Price Are Decidedly Lower
Everywhere, Owing; to Lack
ol Bay las; DeavaasL
4,369
C.6K3
6.0 '9
3.929
6.647
4.89
1.322
9.&61
9.661
8.094
SOUTH OMAHA, May 18, 1908.
ReceiDts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimated Monday 2,836 4.228 8.274
B&me aay last week .... i.ohu
eame day 1 weeks ago.. t.Mi
Same day 8 weeks &o. . 2.623
Same day 4 weeks ago.. 1,876
Same day last year 6.007
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 1S08. 1907. Ino. Deo.
Cattle 341,487 438.782 97,245
Hogs 1,109,844 951.862 157.994
Sheep 667,680 736,673 17,9U0
Th following table shows the average
price of hog, at South Omaha tor the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 11908. 1907.1908.1906.1904.l(03.190t.
May T...
May 8...
May 9...
May 10..
May 11..
May 13..
May 13..
May 14..
May IS..
May !..
May 17..
May 18..
6 83441 If! 115 I 4 6j 6 68
84 25 I 31 6 17 9 94
tS96248 31 6 16 48l62
93634( 19 49
640 8 38 I 28 in 464 864
6 41 8 80 I 31 4 3 I 47
186 8 36 6 20 4 6B 42
124 830381 4 87 8 37
I 2144 8 24 8 80 6 1 5
S33i1929t)418e3
121433 628 463
5 8044 825 688 636 426 (37
6 93
T 00
T 07
7 08
I 99
1 08
7 13
7 11
7 07
T 13
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
VVBDSSn i
C, St. P. M. A O.... 3
Missouri Paclflo 1
Union Pacific System. 81
C. A N. W east.
C. A N. W.. west 6
C, St. P.. M. A O..... T
C, B. A Q., east...,.
C, B. A Q., west.... M
C , R. I. A P., east.. 1
Illinois Central 1
C. Q. W
Total receipts ....102
Ths disposition oft he
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
.... 343 641
not
1.4&
m
is see ) a
FIRST NATIOiM BANK
OF OMAHA
THIRTEENTH AND FARHAM STREETS
Ranks With The Foremost Banks.
It has for years held a high position among the strong,
conservative, financial institutions of this country.
Your account is respectfully invited.
3 Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit.
Oldest and Largest Bank in Nebraska.
Established 1857.
Capital, $500,000.00. Surplus, $500,000.00
i
12 19 'i
3 . .. I
28 3
3 1..
i io ii 'i
l
i
l
I 68 83 1
day's receipts was
Omaha Packing Co..
Bwirt A company 6..1
Cudahy Packing Co S2
Armour A Co..... to
Cudahy from K. C 145
Carey aV Benton 78
W. I. Stephen 1
Hill A Son 29
F. P. Lewis 6a
Huston A Co tf 3
J. H. Root A Co 3
J. H. Bulla 48
H. F. Hamilton 1
Sullivan Bros 14
Other buyers 74
L. Huff
Parker A West
2.016
1.1.7
747
221
2&1
f1la aad Roafa.
'.'.loiit
.. 47
A B'd.
Tlalale aaal'r at Orala. -
NEW TORK. May lfcThe visible supply
of grs'n fjturJay, May 18. aa complied bv
ths New Ynrk Produce exchange, was as
follows: Wheat, H 47.0ijO bu.; drcretre,
1 sw.iA) bu. Ceiu, t,i76,iA) bu. dMx.ase. lul
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAT'KEE. May 18. WHEAT Firm;
OMAHA.
Baak Cleartaca.
Msy 14. Bank clearings for
No. 1 nortliern. 81 Vl Ur No. 8 northern. laa. WV i ." ano ffr th corr.s-
04: July." KStJfWsC bid. - I pwuumg urn lava, year a.
31 lajarl
BAltLET Firm; No, 3, 7sc; samp.. 8ff I
73c.
coRN-rirm; No. t, cash, T3o; July,
sTAa. Ud. . , ,. .. i.. . ,
l.U?Uu3 79.
Treaaary ttatesaeat.
WA8HINQTON. May 18. -Today's .tatt
in.nt lul th Ucasuui f.slsnn.a la the en. I
OIL CITY. Pa.. May 18. -OILS Credit
balanoes, 31.78; runs, Sbo.Kl bbls; average.
16B.6H1 bbl..: shipments, 4,867 bbl..; aver
age, 177.73 bbls.
SAVANNAH, U4 May la. OIL, Turpen
tine, firm; 4!o.
ROSIN-Flrm; A, B. C. m D, 33 On
64.06: K. 33.ltVa8.30; F. 33.2o.utl.40; O. U '9
3 4". H, 33. ; K. 36 75; M, 36 90; W. W., K OUd
too; W. U., 3o.lUHi6.S6.
CaAee Market.
NEW YORK, May 18.-COFTEB-Market
for coffee futures closed steady, net un
changed; salea were reported of 30,760 bags,
lncludlna Julv St 8.10c: Sentember St AOuii
8.10c; and December at i.MVc.
Part of the business consisted or un.
changea mostly from July to May. 13 at
6 points. Spot toffee ejuleti No. T Rio. 64c;
No. 4 Santos, 8c; mild quiet; Cordova,
9jl2Ac. .
Elsrta Batter Marked.
ELOIN. Ill , My 14 BI "ITER Firm at
82c sWiaa tat tna week. SmL7uQ doilbAs.
Total 2.269 3,644 4,09
CATTLE Receipts of cuitl wers light
this morning as compared wiiu a week a-so,
and a year ago. there txliig a falling oil
of over one-half. At th soino time, Uierat
was a great plenty to supply the require
ments of the market, tlio demand being
rone too urgent. .
Buyers of beef steers were out in the
yards in pretty good cason in tha morn
ing, and tiiey plcaed up a tew of the moat
desirable cattle at steady prices. , One
bunch of very choice, well finished beeves
that sold a week ggo at 3676 brought 390
too ay. ine market using on mat particular
lot 16c higher. Aside from the few of the
very best cattla, however, the market was
slow and lower. It would be well tor ship
pers to thoroughly understand that the
commoner klnda of cattle, such aa come
Into competition with the low priced south
ern Texas cattle, are suffering severely,
many of them 4uc lower than a week ago.
The best dry-lot rows and heifers did not
show very much change, as compared with
Saturday, but the medium to common
kinds, which were so much lower last
week, were again alow and very weak
today. Buyers did not seem to care very
much for them, and they were more or
less neglected throughout. The reason for
inia is to be found in the increasing sup
ply of cheap southern Texas cows, which
ars coming very freely to all the southern
markets and ar also finding their way
astward.
Te aunoly if both stocksrs and feedara
was very light, and for that reason the
market did not show very much change.
There la a complaint at all market point
of the lack of a good buying demand from
the country. Just what the reason la can
not be explained very readily, but the fact
remain that the country at the present
time I not a free buyer of either stock
cattle or feeder. ' i
Quotation on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers. 366O4i690: fair to good
corn-fed steer. ISSMj' JO; common to fair
corn-fed ataers, 34.8&ii.M; good to cholca
cow and heifers, .OOfttl.X: fair to good
cow end heifers, 33Mg.0; common to
fslr cows and heifers, f2.50j3.M; good to
choice stockers and feeder. I4.75H6.23; fair
to good cow and heifer, 34.00ij4.75' com
mon to fair stockera and feeders, 93.253t.00.
HOOS Th. market on hog. this morning
waa active at an advance of Ml 10c over last
week s close, i ne most oi me nogs soiu
In very aood season In the morning at the
advance noted, the bulk going at $5.27ij)
6.82 kith a top at 36.35. It will be remem
bered that on Saturday the bulk went at
8a.20ft6.2u, with a top at 36.30.
SHEEP Th -re waa a liberal supply of
lambs this morning, the receipts consisting
largely of that kind. While some or triem
were poor and on the feeder order tlicre
was a liberal sprinkling of pretty decent
stuff. Cnfortunstely the demand was ex
tremely light. Buyers did not seem to cara
for very tifany end to make the situation
still worse Chicago reported the market at
that point a. opening very dull and decid
edly lower. A. a re.ult the market here
wa. a drag from start to finish, with buy
er, demanding a concession of 20c on most
of ths stuff.
It would be well for sheep men to under
stand that the market at this point Is not
the only one showing a big decline with
th trade dull. The market st Chicago last
week wa uunied il"c lower on both sheep
and lambs,, with packer very poor buyer
every day and with very little doing on
export or shipping grades.
uuoisTinn on lamiw: troa to cnoire
light woolej lambs, K"'"Q690; fair to good
light wooled iambs, $tM5fiou; go d to clu lca
heavy woolrd lambs. i.2ya,65; shorn lamb.
"De under wooled stock
Quotation, on heep: Good to chole
light yesrltngs, shorn, 35.505.75; fair to
good yearlings. !iorn. IS.GU'Q a.&O: good to
choice heavy wethers, shorn, 34 75115.25; good
to eh"!" ewes. shm 44 7S"fiS; fair -to
good ewes, shorn, 44. COS 1 76 ; culls and
buck, shorn. 93.Urfj4.26; wooled sheep, Xqi
40c above shorn stock.
dlan steers, 33.5OQC.&0; cows and heifers.
ll.76fl4.2S.
HOGS Receipts. 6,000 head; market 10o
higher. Pigs and lights, 63.766.60; packers,
$4.6ii6.60; butchers and best heavy, 36.45
6.55.
SHEEP AND LAIIBS-Recelpts, 650 bead;
market l&a'25o lower. Natlva muttons, 83.30
fefi.oo; lambs, H.607.50; culls end bucks, 13.60
43-4.75.
t. Joseph Live ttsrk Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 18. CATTLE Receipts,
66 head; market steady. Natives, 85.6oo7.GO;
cows snd heifers, -'.U0$4) 86; stockers and
feeders, 33.75tj6.flO.
HOGS Receipts, 14 head; market 10f
15c higher. Bulk of sales, 33 65)6 66.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.396
head; market l(31Sc lower. Lambs, SA.Oufii
7.00: yearlings and welhers, 36.5.8j; ewes,
94.606.60.
t. Loel Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. My U-CATTLE-ece1pt.
4.000 head, including l.)0 Texan; market
steady. Native shipping snd export sieers,
Pi .3647.16; dressed beef snd butcher steers,
36.3ui 20; steers under l.OtO lbs., 34.76 3650;
stockers snd feeder, 83.uXj6 00; cow and
heifers, 93.76060; canners, 91 T6&4.85; bulls,
RtvJ4.a. calves. 2WjH 35. T.asa and la-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK . MARKET
Cattle Steady to Lower Jlogts Steady
to Hither Sheep Lower,
CHICAGO. May 18. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated about 19,000 bead. Market was
steady to loo lower; steers, 85.(iue.26;
cows, 33.7&3U125; heifer, 33.6OS4-00; bulls,
94.4oft6.76; calre. J.564i00; stockers and
feeders, 33.8&J.40.
HOGS Receipts, estimated about t.6D0
head. Market steady to 6f7o higher;
choice heavy shipping, 36.4A&6 60; butchers,
36.4ixu6.dO; light mixed, 36.6w 36; choice
light, 3&.40r(i6.&0; racking, 36uixu6.40: pigs,
84.1M16; bulk of salea, 36.3646.40.
SHEEP AND Ml MBS Receipts, esti
mated about H2.000 head. Market lower;
sheep, $4.7.vtt;.u; iambs, 36.6utc7.30; year
lings, to.&oa.7&.
Kaaaas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 18.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 12,000 hesd. Including 4,5uO southerns.
Beef steers strong, top 37.19, others weak;
stockers and feeder atrong. Choice export
and dressed beef steers, 4o.5ijnj7.l0; fair lo
good, 35.2b0t4l.46: western steers, 36.0uul.10;
stockers and feeders, 83.2yot.60; southern
sieers, 83.4Mj4.35; southern cows, ll.atxS4.00:
native cows, 81.116.50; native heifers, 83.60
fed. 26; bulls, 33.6tXtt6.0u; calve., 83.76.26.
HOGS Receipts, 7,&u0 head; market tv$7o
higher. Top, 85 47; bulk of sales. 3i.Ji
6.4b; heavy, 35.406.47; packers and butch
ers, $4.aVtf.4T; light. 86 20t6.40; pigs, 34.28
ti-4 75.
orlrJEf AND 1.AMHS Receipts. 17,000
head; market 3tJti3!a lower Lambs, 3S.76kA
890; ewes and yearling, 34.26ft6.20; Texas
yearlings. 36 uuS6.o0; Texas sheep, 34.00i46.uu;
stockers and feeders, 33.0OQ4.60.
loas City Live Stock Market.
SIOCX CITY, I. . May l (Sr.r.) Tele
gram.) CATHIE Receipts, 1,300 headi
market strong; beeves. 36.2641.90; cows and
heifers. 34 .omi-V); feeders, 4.mo6.00; calvet
and yearlings, 33.76 a 6.
HOGS Re eipts, 1.600 head; market 64
higher; range, 4o. 166.30; bulk, 6.M.
leek la Blttht.
Receipts of live stock at the sis princi
pal western markets yesterday were at
101 lows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 9 336 4 4 8.271
Sioux City l.) l.cO
Kansas City 12 .) , 7.5") 17,0n0
Pt. Ixnls iA 660
St. Joseph 1.43 t.Zifi
Chicago 19 000 29,0m) 82,000
Totals 9.1 49.931 Cl.Sa)
Dalath Grata
Dri-l'TH, Minn., May
Market.
18.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern. $1 u; No. 3 northern. 31.021
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