THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. lD'H
CRAB A5D PRODUCE MARKET
I 1 lnj 1"-r-nt-n irl Increases r-
" " P'r'e.1 t us w k f-t!w: I-o-raeo Mit-
Grain !n cn. ,. r -J '"hB' Tr-, ".: '.'bimn private elevators,
urmia iiaes Siioot Upward, wi'Jiiijim i,,,.. p,rt h ; mhwvi-
Com ia tlx Lead.
CCEJ HIGHX2. BY TH2XZ CEST3
Oweriaiers Were Light aad l Tool
HIfc Bids t Firing tar Grain
at tke Mark Wkeat
thaws Gawd Cala.
OMAHA. Miy !?. to-.
Grain values take an upwar-t turn, mik
Ing a a-hranre wen .Mar e r;i 1-
lng with a fain of 3.- ovr vat rl i .
ciobb. H rVr cables ami a annr-il Lul im
feeling started shorts to civer.ng. Of ag
ings ware very ltarht and it ton .ilgli this
to bring any grain on the market.
Whear (itH a fund gain and sdvanc-'d
subrmraly on higher csoies and hi ther
offerings. 8horta r brought ta " ve
by the strength, shown In en. WSr:
opened at 9c and closed at 9
Com opened stead v anil string, wild
feeling bullish on light arrivals an.f a
good southern demand. W.th the advine
of-rings became tight and ids wore nec a
sarlly higher front the ahnr e1i! to c -.
tnetr sals. Mar corn opened at v-- and
doited at 7tV.
Primary wheat rt'cu were 4.v busi
ala and shlpmenta were Sv7.' boa.ieiB.
against receipts last r nf .si.) busr.ea
nd shipments or 36L04 bushels.
Corn- receipts wore tn fr i bushel an !
Shipments of 747.W16 bushels, asals: re
ewlpts laat r-ir of 4.'0 bueiiela and sr.ip
ments of n biiahola.
Clearances wore s.m bushe'B of com.
Z.'Wn bushels of oafs and wheat and flcuf
l"ltO If. bushels.
Liverpool closed VaVl hlghpr oo wheat
and anrhangrd on mm.
I-ocal rang of opt Ion a:
Articlaa.1 Open. High Low. Clor. Tea y.
Wheat I
Mar...!
94
"IV
3
79
61
Juiy.A
n
78 i
J"N
pept...
Corn j
Mar...
Jnlv. ..
a
0
Sept..
Oata
May..
Vi wHi V1 H,
OaaaUua Caaaa fttaaa.
WHEAT-o. J hart, W'StW.-: No. S hard,
"fTe: No. 4 bard. i;jmc; No. 3 spring.
CORN Wo. I (BVrSrnr: No. 3. fflVSaTV.
o. 4. Croo, N. 2 vetlow 7w . No. l!
yellow. mna-te; N.. 1 white, SSVtfaVVr. I
OATS No. mixad. 4Vhiuut': No. 1 I
white, SSieHr: No. 4 white. , $tiir.
RTKNo. a. 7SS73c; No. J. WjT2c.
Caa-twt Hatwta
W'jmt Corn. Oats.
Cnlraam t Jki S.10
Mmneapolla 175
Omaha U Ji
Duiuin .' 77
CHICAGO GRAIM AVO ritQTIIIOi
reatarta C tka TraaMaat aa4 Claalaat
Priewa aaa BMral Trad.
CHICAGO. Mar 19. The local what mar
ket waa strong toda chiefly on account of
corn, tha Mar delivery of which Bold at
79r. a gam of ia compared with yesterday a
final quotation. At thn cloaa Jujy whi-at
wu ap ilay earn closed at a nat gam
of 1c and July at a gi:!n of IV. Oats wre
a ahaua cigiier. Frivatuna wera up US 9
3a.
The wheat market waa dull, but tha tone
waa firm from at art to finish. Thn prin
cipal factor was tha sharp upturn in corn,
although firm cables and a domagn report
from Kansas had cor.aldrrable Influence.
Pit traders Hmed inclined to fight any
tvanre early In the day, and piicea gained
but 11, 'lew During tha final hour, however,
an active demand, baaed oa a rumor that
a leading vlevaitir interest, whica !a aaitl
to practwally control tha rash market, was
a trea buyer of option, caused a strong ad
vance. July opened' ao to a higher at
tWa to wSc. Bold between tc aiui Slk"
and cloaed strong at SWTc. Claaranres ef
wheat and flour wera equal to lM.lutt bu.
Tha world's YlMola aupviy decrwaaed i.lui.au0
bu. Primary racalpta wera 4la,jm bu.,
agaiOBt 3kAm bo. on tha aama day laat
year. JiUnnoapolla, Dulutn and Chlraign re
ported raawlptiB ot 3aUcaxa, aamnac Ha ears
last week and 414 cara ona year ago
Tha corn market waa atrong all day.
Offerings of May were Inadequate to the
demand and snorta found It difficult to pur
chase any of that delivery wiuiout causing
a auarp upturn. May opened at 78a to T7c.
advanced to 79a and closed at Tsc July
opened uncbangad to a higher at &c to
S ec and advaaucd to M-eC w Bare it closed.
Ical receipts wera io cara. wltn. lu at
contract grade.
Tha oata market waa ttnmg. July op
ened a snada higher at eec. advanced to
47 W: and. cloaed at 4kTc. Iucal recetpta
were kft cara.
Tha bulg la corn, small recetpta ef live
baa, aod a strong markat at Laverpooi.
caused higher prices in prwlsona At tha
close Jily pork waa up So at 1115. Lard
was IZHc to loo higher at .S74 Riba were
Ue bigher at C 42.
Estimated receipta for tomorrow: Wheat,
n cars: eona, US cara; oaua. IM cara; hog a,
KS.0U4 bead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclea.1 Opoaut High. I Ltrar. Close-1 Taar.
Wheat (
May t .
July "H$rS
Sept, saw
Corn
May rrr
July 6iJos
8epc aV3a
Oata
May
bMay fcVi
aJuly 4tj-i
bJuiy 4
ept ITU,
a 9
Sept. U Sa
Lard
July M
Sept. of
Ribs
J tly T
8-ot. T
l ori 1 0114
'-l S9H
sTHCW
7i 1 7
V,34V
54VI B44
6-k.
V444'Ti
KB
t
7
63V
frki
7V XTVS" 7
IS 78
U 97H
67-4
TB
T 4?S
13 BB I IS 78
U tCVij U 7
I 47J (T4
a 1 1 76
1 J-J T 4TH
7 57 7
is n
Ul T7H
a 48
a cm
T
T 62H
No. S. aOIX bNew.
Cash (.notations were as follows:
FLOL'R steady; spring patents. 8L309
1 70; straights, J.lue.a , winter paLanta,
. A, Biraighia, H.iia.70; bakera, tLHi
VhEAT-Ko. a spring, SZctrS ftT; No. 1
red. i.jv!ja.e4.
C0H.V-i X TSVfcc; Xa. X rallow. 78Q
CATV-Ko. t Tr; No. a white. E "5540.
P AJU-EY Fair to choice maaung. 17
T3c.
BEED FTex. No. 1 northwestern. U.S.
PR'jVIAU sa ihor nbs sld-s l.ose.
aa.3ltfT.ja. Mesa pork, per bbL. tX-CVgHXTa.
Lard, par 1 lba., (S-ju. Short deaf aides
glMxed 7-s7'M'7.ane,
Following wera tbe reoatpta and ablp
oenia X Lour and grain:
aaeeipta, Shlpmenta
TTIrmr, lllili... . o 2LeO
Vhsat, bu 14. J4
Corn, bu... l.a au7,?'
C'ata. bu . ... 1 aq. as) 4l.u
JP ye. be- ....... LiX ,Ae
i arieo", tm. IMVJU) 47.awt
Oa the Froducs) axcaanga today the but
ter market waa steady: creameries. Kjic;
dairlea. lX-j".Bc. E-rga. firm: at mark, cim
Ineiudad, le,ilok firsts, IMac; prima
gixsta, tto. cneeae. ateatiy; immI-'V.
Clly Csmtsa taa P-rereki
KANSAS, CITT. Mo.. May Ul-WHEaT-Vacnaoged.
May. c; July. 84c; September.
ic; casn. No. 1 hard. MWglul. No. 1
liard. Sc; No. t red, raac. No. a
gl. sw)reic.
OORN-loil higher; May. CV; July.
ISc; 9piAiniMte. iui'o; casu. No. t mixed.
J "-; v a Biwdi ;-; no. a white. tov--,
JN'o. a wnne, 7oe.
OATS I nchaugwt to Va higher; No. t
white. SJr; No. J mixed. c.
RT3-730te.
auaay: er.olce timothy, ULautf
12. w. chmco prairie. Ct ia.75.
BCTTEA-elteedy; creamery. 39c; pacte
lnrsock. lWo-
r rt Flrrxi. freoh extras. Be; current
roceipta, 1ml
FoiluwtnaT wera ttm rocatpta aad ahip
anenLa of fnu;
- Receipts. aUilpanenfs.
Wheat, bu im a
Cora. e.. . Ss to utii
tJiat
Aeailakle Swpadieai ex Grmiau
t KSTW TORX. May UV Special cable and
lsiaagWte cnaanutBaeatltme received by
i:raiUMet'a anow tae fntanwrnar change ha
kvauiaoie supplies, as com pared wua prevt
tma account ; Wheat. 4'nitad Statea. east
Kacauee. dwreaasd Latt.is bu. ; Canada de
craissait a4.e) eu.; torsi United Stauea and
raaala aerreoMM X,36iJea bo. Afloat for
bad int Europe Oecressa i a,lus.sa bu. Total
knMrieeja asut iiroptu tuuoif deureaeed
Las, psw CWa. Coiled Haes) aad Caa-
sda. decrad mam bu. Oa'o. United
afa sad Ca-vvda. CoT-aiaed 1,J5"' b't
pr'vare eievatora. T bit, Inrreaees--CWeiard.
.) bi.; Louisville, bu.
WETHER 151 THE SRAM BELT
Fair, Prwkahtr krn W44ir
Tea.araara lai-b.aed.
OMAHA, Neb.. Miy P. UM.
T'i 'teproatlon central aver th uppr
HI lM:pp ra iny Monii.tT nrtrnl"-. naa
moved lowiy eastwant. and ia central over
Wie uppi-r lBr thia mirnii;s. sinwra ac
rnmpaned t:ie low ov-r Hi" urr"r vailoja.
and ruina am aenrral tlir.)Uitnoiit ti.e iae
r"nin and Ohio aly. Ciu'ulr wcamer
ownfmira In anuthern at.i"e, ard
hry ra'na hava fa'.len at t m in t ie
a'lil atate. Te wat.er rnnftmma f:ilr
in thi M'anmirt raitey ami a Into
the -nnuntaina, hut Irreaetrg elrn!1rea
la Khnwn In the la'ter aer-tirn, a7i iuri
are pr')-nte In thia r'linlty Wennewiay.
preouri hr fair tnn'.snl, wltii not muih
cliaiae m temperat ire.
Oman a tworl of t-rr perafur" and rre
dpltatlon crpparel with th :orr"nor.oing
day at tile past three yearn-
1307. 19ns.
Minimum temperat jre M W 1 47
PrH-ipitatinn r .Ct .m . .'")
Normal temperature f'ir today 'H degreea.
Deflriemry In preripitalion atcra JLircU U
L3P of an tnt-h.
D"ilrli-nry corresponding period In 1P"7.
5"B of an incn.
Dett'lpnry correnpnndlng period In 11,
.3 of an inch.
L. A. WELSH. Iv-oi ForeTi!ier.
Cerai aad Wkrat Beaitaiai BalteMa.
For the twnfy-fotir hours on. ling at 1 a.
m . 75th -neniiia.i time. Tuesnuy, llay 13.
liUi:
OMAHA trSTBTCT.
Tmrt. R.i'n-
Stationa. Mil. ll!n. ta.i. Sky.
Aahiand. Neb.. . 7 al . M Cr
Auburn. Nb 79 49 .. Oar
Columbus. '"b.. 79 4S Oar
Falrburv. Nb. U 51 .! Car
Fairmont. Neb... ') 31 Clear
Or. Inland. Neb.. 75 a .11 Clear
Uarttngtim, Ni-b. 7f 52 .1 Oar
Hustmga, Ne.. l 64 ' Pt. cloudy
Oakdaie. Neh 7) .CI Pt. cloudy
Omana. Neh 7T M .11 Clear
Trkamnh. Nb... "3 47 Clear
Alta. Ia 74 .'W Oar
Carroll. Ia 75 46 . 00 Clear
Clartnda. Ia 78 47 .irt Clear
SlWey. Ia 74 M i Clear
Sioux City, Ia.. 78 SS OT Clear
Minimum tempera'urn for twelve-hour
period ending at i a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Tmp. Ra'n.
Station. gta'lnns. Max. Mm. Inchee
Ciilcagn. til 28 74 54 . 5 I
Coiumbua. 0 1 7H 5S. .4 :
Dee Moines. Ia....M 71 51 .M j
Indianapolis, Ind.. 13 7 54 ..14 I
Kannaa City. M i.. IS SZ M I
Louisville. Kv 19 7 5!1 .H
Minneapolis. Minn. V 74 4 .4
Omaha. Neb W TS 50
St. Louis, Mo 11 Z 58 .18
The weather la slightly cooler In the
eastern and central pnrMnns of the corn
snd wheat region and slightly warnwr west
of the Missouri river. Rama occurred In all
except the Omana and Kansae City dis
tricts. L. A- WELSH. Local Forecaster.
NEW TORK GEtERAL MARKET
taeotatleea ef tke Dr h Tarteea
Ceaaaaodttleev.
N3 WTORK, May IS FLOUR Recelpta.
5H,t bbia. ; exports. 2. bbia. Market un
ettled. but dull. Minnesota patents. t&.X4$
.; winter etra-ghts, 4.ae44.'; Minnoia
bakera. M.:"i.V; winter extrae. U.;.!);
winter patents. $4.5'''0-4'; winter low graJra,
.4iHj-4.ii. Rye flour, ateady; fair to goou.
4..vi4.: choice to fancy. 4 W'jti.IS.
Llrt.N'MlAL Firm; fine wiute and yel
low, fi. m; coarse. i.5B; kiln drlrd. td.fi.
HTE fclasy, No. I western. c. f. o. b..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, llZTfrt bu. Spot mar
ket firm; No. I red. 14.04, nominal, ele
vator, snd Jl.iTTi,, nominal, t o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, $1.14H. f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 bard winter. 8I.lie. f. o. b.
afloat. There waa a strong afternoon ad
vance In wheat, following a scare of fly
damage m wheat In Kansas and a de
crease la world's stocks for tha week, final
prices showing Wn1! net rise. May closed
at 1.0H; Juiy. grQ. closed at c,
eertembtr.. iB trtfic. cloaed at t&V-
CTRN-Tce'pls. n.OOU bu. Spot market
firm; No. X. 78o asked, elevator, and nomi
nal, f. o. h. afloat; No. X white, nominal,
ami No. Z yellow, nominal, f. o. b. afloat.
The cr-ilon market waa fairly active, the
feature being a late jump whereby julv
clcaed ic net higher on covrng. May. 74
closed July, 744i7a'c, closed
or4"; September closed 73Pc
OATS-itecelpta, 7S.au bushels; exports.
l.Vl bu. Spot market steady; mixed. Jl to
triba. 5Cc; natural white. . to S lba.. 57
aKHc; clipped white. 22 to 40 lba.. o7"-xiHc
HAT 'juiet; good to choice. 9cfcl.iJtt.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. 17Wc; Central
America. 1"Hj.
LEATH5K-3ulet; add. LKtTc
PROVISIONS Beef, Bt.adv; family. t..i0
017 0a; mees. rilrf 4..; beef hama, t.
JO; packet. iltjjS; city extra Indi.t
mass. K4.ind JR-M. cut nieata steady; pick
led bellies, t. Aa3no.,Vi: pu-kl il hams. r.O.Jfl.
Lard, firmer: western. St 4mdI.!o, refined,
firm: cunLinent, tt .; South America,
t ; compound. IT.TMyg.lIVe, Pork, oulet:
family. UTji17 50; short clears. $15. 7517.2:
mesa, Il."wji6 36,
TALLOW Quiet; citv JJ per pkg.). Sc;
country (pkg. free). ioOfc
RICE vjuiet; domestic, fair to extra. SH
S"cjJainan. nominal.
BUTTER Firmer: dreamery specials, S
f2TWc; extras. aSflSllaO.
CHEESE Irregular; state Tan cream,
new. V10H-
XKSFlrm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected, white, AdClc;
good to choice, Vfirihc; brown and mixed,
extra. ISSaw; firsts to extra firsts. &t
lttc- fnsab. gaLhered, storage packed, firsts,
17W7V.
POULTRT Alive, steady: spring chick
ana atle; fowls. 1SV!; urksya, 11c DreMMtd,
dull; turkeys, latfllci fowls, lffT5ic.
SC. Ink QaaeieJ Maimet.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. May . WHEAT
Higher; track: No. 1 red cash, Jl.0ial.04;
No. I hard. 7HctiL0vH; July, bS3o;
September, fto..
CORN Higher; track: Wo. a cash, 73H
TSHc; September, SVfi; No. 3 wluta, Tltf
T5Vsc.
OATS Higher: track: No. I cash, Be;
May, iuSc, Sxptember, 16o; No. t white.
Sac.
FLOCR Quiet: red winter patents. S4.5?
4.9"; extra fancy and atraight. U.lDtf4.S&i
clears.
SSETk Timothv, steady: X50VH.9IL
CORN MEAL Steady: tXSU.
BRAN Weak: aaiked. east track. CIS.
HAT Easy; timothy. ell.uutfl7.Jilr prairie,
JU'611..
irin oryfTON ties tLm.
BA.;iN-7.
HEMP TWIN IE He.
PROVISION Higher; prmo ataam. St
Dry aalt meats, steady; boxed extra
snorta, V clear rba, $7 SO; short clears.
17 s74 Bacon, steadv ; boxed extra short.
$1,371; elear nba. (a.2; snort clears. BVM.
Pijt.'LTRY Dull: chickens, tfr; sprlnga.
ZitB'jc, turkeya. 1141c; ducka, 7a, geese, aa.
BI TTER Lower; creamery. l&aJIc,
EAOd-eieady: 14c, eaee count.
Recetpta Shlpmenfa.
Plour. bbls... lout Its)
Wheat, bu .iJ .
Corn, bu 4.y 73.i
Oata. bu. B&.JUS XiX.
Pklkadelpkla, Prwduee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May IS BCTTER
Steady; fair demand, extra western cream
ery. 3c: nearby prints, Sc.
EOiS Firm, good iiemand: Pennsylvania
and other noarby firsts, free essna. 17c.
at mark; current receipts in returnable
caave. 17c. at mark: western firsts. 17V.
at mark, current receipts, free cases. I.e.
at mark.
CHEKSB-Steady: fflr demand. Nw
Tora fuil cr-ama choice, 14yriiarC; fair to
good, tattUS.
Lrtrevwae4 Grele - Maa'ttet.
I IV"3.RPX"'L. May IS WH EAT Spot,
steady: No. 1 red western W'nier 7a d.
No. I California, 7a. TSd on quay; and 7a.
VX In 3 ; 7"-"r--, -i: -1 T. 7a, 1.
Jul v.. 7a. so. September. 7s. Id. December.
7a, ld.
CORN Spot, new Ameriran k in dried, 8a,
l(d, firm; old American trixed. steady, as,
UrVyl; futures, uuiet; Mar. Sa. Sd.
Mlaaeo eelta GraUa Market.
MrNNEAPOUS. Mar la WHEAT Mav,
Oufca,: J'llv. Sl.tH4. September 1S: Ni
1 tali II i1. No. I ncrtl'.ern, II. (T'g'l 1171,
No. 2 nortiiarn, t ifc1. No, 1 northern,
ajSl.iB1.
fr RAN In bulk. 0.75 aaa.
FLOUR Unchanged : first patents. tS 8
a asnend pauenia. .ifi 4f . Trat clearA
4.&&4.aa. seiiusid cUiare. W.-4j4d4.
rtstla Haa4.
PBORI-. I1L. May Ik-CORN-H gher .
No. X uow, Tac; No. 8 yejuw. "5c; No. 8.
UV: No. . O'-tc; to grade, sTH tac.
OATS Firm; No. 8 wuOe. fUtq'H .i; No. 4
White. 51V .
iilao.X-C.38.
MUf YORK STCCHS AND BONDS
Market U Active at Opening and
Valaea Eiae.
EIACTI03 S003 SETS
El
elllaar ta Take Prvtlta rta Dwa
waral Maeeaaeat. Whlrk l-i alate4
by Beara Wis Make Reairy
9kar 9lea.
NEW TORK. May Another days
rraneectli n nf upwards of a m:li:or:
snares marked the eommiK-d specula: ive ,
inteiet in the stn-k market today Tin
deadnga at the outset st a pare lur
animation snd v'gor 01 the upward move
ment, not eq.iaiieit since tne rise was in
augurated. This early promise waa not
mamiained. either In tne degree of activity 1
or ;n Uie advance in prices, tha final Ibsui
being a disorderly brat at the clone. The
unmistakable signa 01 weariness in tile
action of the market occasioned no sur
ptiee and has been loosed for a.m. at from
hour to hour for some time past b;' t!:e
afiie prrfaelnnal traders on t.'ie floor.
Tnev were lying in wait today to add ti.e
weight cf t'.elr al-ort selling to tha ncavy
orrerinas of profit-taking sales. whim
came into the market- It is not at ail
contrary te ti'.e usual courae of speculative
markets that this reactionary tendency
s:nuld develop at the very time when
realisation is growing that suhstnnual
betterment of underlying conditions are at
hand.
Reports from mercantila quarters admit
that buyers are taking hold w'ti greater
confidence than at any t:me within six
months past. Thia condition spplles espe
cially to the three great branchnB of
textiles. forMlstuffs and steel and lrcn.
The plenitude of money supplies and the
growing demand amongst bankers for
mercantile paper also has Its effect In
opening the deadlock, which existed In
commercial affairs. Tile extent and con
fidence of the rue In Mocks have been a
factor In giving greater confidence In
buHlnas ami financial affairs In ail their
branches. Meantime, while the effect of
Wail street's demonstration of returning
confidence is coming by reflection from
the country's business affairs. VVail street
Itself waa disposed to paoae and take
breath todav after the opening spurt In tiie
market. That outburst established a higher
level of prices than any heretofore touched
on this movement and since a considerable
time before tle October panic of I net year.
The sudden expansion In the buying at
the outset ofTrd so attractive an op
portunity of turning profits Into cash that
It wae generally availed of. A BTtod
pr-mortion of the new hlddlng cam from
foreign sources and there were buying
orders executed for many thousand shares
for London account during the morning.
There was nothing strikingly unfavorable
1n the day's, news more than has been
determlnlngly limored. while prVes wr
advancing for manv dnys past. The terms
of sale on soma of the note issue, which
represent the best ability of hard pressed
corporations to finance their needs ar
sugeeative of rather stringent conditions
for some corporation borrowing. As tTs
financing, however, offers a rescue from
what was considered at onetime as certain
bankruptcy and receivership, the relative
condition la one nf betterment. An un
covered short Interest Is presumed to have
contributed to the rebound. Te Mold
over-extensinn of a wak long Interest un
doubtedly contributed slao to the crash
In prices with which the day ended on
the stock exchange.
Bonds were irrgu!nr. Total sales par
value. fRM.. United States bonds wera
urchaneed on call.
Following wera the sates and rang of
prices on tlia Stock axchanan todav:
salaa. tilth- Low. Cloaa.
aoama iriimasi ......
Aaiaiaasiatee Copp
am. c a r.
am. c. a r. ptd
Ata. Omoe Oil
Am. Cotum Oil pfa...
Amerrtea Sasi aa ....
An. H. U pit
Ameriran Ire
4a Unaeea Oil
AJB. LluM Oil ptd..
Am. Lraniotlv
Am, Locomotive pfd..
Am. S. a
in a. a. ptd
Am. anar BXtnlna .
1J1
. vS-Sj, f 74j
, A" XT it!,
Wi PT
. tM U A. 14
K4
3m IP, ltv, i
, ta a r.
. 10 U U lie.
a
. 32 aii bu
e iiu, l'ln !uj
, ALP) TM, 724 n4
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Am. Tfarr9 ptd ctfs.
Aiiaaoaae, Mlalng Ce
Airtalaoa ................
Auaiaua,ald .
Ailaatts Cout Line
Bautunar m Ohm. ......
Bal. O Ohio pld. ..,
Braoklra Bapld Tr ......
CanaAiaa Panne
Cauni of Maw Jersey..
t'H etww a Ohio
Chloaeo Ot. W
Chlcaao A W
C. a. A k. P
Chlraao T. at T
CiUraeo T. a T. atd....
C. C. C. dt. L.
Colorado r. A I
CoioraOa A 90
Colo, si So. lat pfd.
Ce.o A so. Id pfd
Coaaotidoiod (jaa
Com PmauTa
Ccee Prod art pfd
Delaararo a Uedaoa
DM.. L. W
Doner A Rio Oranda...
0. R. a. pfd
Planners' socmntlas ...
Bne
Brte 1st pfd
Brta 2d pfd
Oonerei Elentno
llllooaa C antral
Interaotlosai rasar .....
Int. Paper pfd
lot. Pump
lot. Pump jU4 ...
Iowa, Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Bv .....
K C. So. pfd
lx ill avllla A M
amcaa CaetnU
Mian. A St. L.
M . al. P A A If...
Be P. A A A M. pf
Miasoarl PTla
M .. K. A T
k.. K. T pld
Tfotioual Load
it. R. a. of M. pfd
Mow Yore- Central ......
T . O. A W
Mortolk A W
".AW pfd
Paeina Mall
Peanaylamam ............
Pomiia s iima
P . C a A St. L
Prooood Stool Cor
PuosiU S. C pfd.
Piuimoa raiace Car.....
Hooding
Booking lat pfd
Rending fta pld
eiotiMa At not
Bi-pauilo steal Bid.
BorS I a, and Co
Bora tmoad Co. pfd ....
St. L A t 54 Sid...
St. Louis d W
St. L. A W pfd
aoettaara Ponfla ........
So. Panflo pfd
Tno A Pwifia
T . At. L. A w
T . eu L. A W. pld.
raloa Pactr.o
union pouifia pfd
0. A Booltr
C. A Banaer
U A Bnnaer ptd
C. A oteel.
f. A Steel pfd
Vs. -Carolina 'haanlrai .
Va.-mare. Caom. pfd ...
Warooai
a atnua pfe
Walla-PaxBO Bxproao ....
Waollnaneuoo alocma ..
Weeura Usloa
Waoallsa A L B
Wocoaaia Cenlrai ......
Win. ioatrai pid
laoeUMra Peetflo ........
Central toother
control Leme pfd
Stoos-Shefrloid Steal ...
tteoat MurTtiera pfd
Iniat hettmga Met.
int. Met. pfA
CioS cospar ,
Taeneaeoe Coppor
Touu -i' tor tba da
Leo dam lta4 Xarkrt.
London closing sto a quotations:
Coaoala. aaoaop .. Sl',1 4o , Maa. A Texas . Bv
S aew Tata Caortrai. .. luBi-
. . S tortoik A Wooteva.. 7S
Ba 4a pfd a
."'Biiit'.o A Wmtara. aas
A Ohio s Poanart-ania as
PacilU ....lai Bans Mlnoo ' a
Ck 1 1 1 pii ko A Ohio.. WSaoaolna 4:14
I'll I. lirwa W oaf era . aouloora Bailwrny 1S
Cat.. Mil. A at. P :a!S do pfd .. s
Do Boers 1"S Soolh.ro Porttla .... n
Doaoor A Ala uraoes I7 La 100 fracifto ifs
Bo pld n go pid as
Brte XS CailaB Btatos Steel.. jjeojjV
as la pfd S do pfd l,e
Bo 2d ptd -- WSWahaok uv.
Oroad Traaa 1T oo pfd ;ol,
llitnoia Casirai . - ..lots Ssontaa as trs
Looiaalllo SaaB. Uf S AJaoiaomofod " iniat It
SILVER Bar. Btaady at :tVl per ounce
MONEY l's per cent.
The rate ot discount In tbe open market
for short bills ta I 1-18 per cant, fjr Urea
mud tlia blUa. I 1-18 per coat.
Beak CLaeurtearo.
OMAHA. May la. Bank r lea rings (, to
day were B.S irt'l, and for ie curreia
pundlna date last year ti.ru.ill,
WASHINQTOJN. May IS. -Tlay B a(ata
meat t( I'i treasury baisnrao la t&a goo-
eral lnd. ewrHet-re of tv t" V 'i o aid
r-ewrve, show; Arsliahie caeb ball no ,
t.u .sr.'W. cold coin and huil.an,
gild cert, fa a tea. C. ..
New York Mewey Marked.
EW Tunic Mir 1JM-i NET Prime
Ti'rr-antile paper. Ji4 per cent.
STKHLINi E-cti AN' iE ateady. w'th
ai'tjtvi hi'nea in banc-a hi), a at M
fr demand snd at 4.s;5 for sixty-day
bills, commercial hills. It V
"11.VER-Par. i.V; Mexican dollars. 47c.
BuM'S Government, steady, railroad, lr-reg-iiar
M .NET On cail. easy at lul per cent;
ruling rate. 1 per nt, closing bid, 1
per cent; offered at per cent. Tme
ionna. dull aid easv; sxtv days, Il'i-,4
per cent; ninety da vs. lv"4 per cent; six
months. .tH per cent.
Tlia fallowing are ;.-ia cioalng quotations
on bonds:
U r m, foa ...:n l. A !t. nnl. 4s
da nottpnn 1""4 Bin. o. f aa. 'ai
U. S. am. rg I"1. Mn central 4a M14
do coupon .. . I.ei l0 IM ,M
0. S new 40. rs. . I. ' . n A T at
do pnnpn li'J Ma m A.
Am T.booo 4a 24 rt a. L a 1. t A Hi
do 10 "ia-, M T r. g. Ia Pi4
AtrJllann -a. M f. J. C. aa L4
do art) 4a. m M. Pacific aa 1"1'A
Ailam.o C. L. 4a Ii In Jo 7
Bai. A Ohio to a T4. a W. r s .... ' 4
do la ia o S L. ride 40 M'4
Bi. H f c. aa Tl4p.n0. c. In t
i:ori of (la. 5s Hriillos gen. ikit
ao :m ptd n. l. L id. 0. 5b.it.oj
do M I no aa St. L. A A t ta. aa. t4
do Id ln J at. L.. S. W. a. 4a .. '-K
CTiea. A Ohm 4"40 I'-o "Oeahoard A. L 4B. . . KS
hiraeo A Jk 4a . "i So. Pariric ta
C. B. A u. n. 4o .... H do lio to ctfs M"i
C. a 1. A P aa. .. 1 S". Railway la 1
do col. As . 74 Tioe A P Is 11WH
n.f?. A Si. L. a aa . it T . dt. U A W to... "t
Cnin. Ind. ia. Bar. A M Cntoa Parille to U'l4
Colo. Mid. to. 2 do cr ta e1T4
Cabo : 111114 p i sttel Id Sa
T) a. CI to 0 Wtho.ti 'a 1'A
DiatlllerV ger. So... 7J W-atfn Mfi ta T
Brt p. 1. "H a L. g. H t
do oon to 71 4 W o camral 40 S
Ho.S. Vol. t4. iron -!aoa r. 4s
Japan at Ti 40 it HdH,
do t',a tfs 44 lot. MM. tta 01
do id enea t7
aio. Ulfored.
Boat em Stacks aad Beads.
BOSTON. May 19 Money, call loans, lli
4 per cent; time loans. 3lr4'4iTi per cent.
Tlia fallowing ware uio ciuaicg yricna on
tocka and bnnda:
ttrhiaoo ad, as.-... a4vntara
do ta AHoues
Atrhlann ktS Ama.tnmuae
... I
..
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.. 7
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. . 53
.. KV4
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.. !1
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.. If,
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.. 14
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do pfd
Bootoa A A, bony ...
Breton A Maine
Boatnn Elevated
yitrhlmrg ptd
Meairan Central ...
!. y . M. H AH-.
Colon Pacific
Am. Arse. Chem. ...
do pfd
Am. Pnen. Tube
Amor. Sugar
do p'd
in. T A T
Am. Wonlea
da pfd
Sta Ailantia
Bingham
; 1 al Boris.
!4 "eniennlal .
1.4 Criirpar Hanse
W Daly Wt . ...
1B Pranklln
it" Granhr
4 I010 Rirralo ...
at Uaaa. Mining .
74 Mirhisan
ln04 Mohawk
'?7 Mom. 7. A C
l:S old rMminioa
J Oaronls
O1 Par-ot
IB dulnrr
Domimna I. A 8
KdloiiS Slop. Ilia. I'.4 Shannon
Genaral Riei-tne Tamarnrk
Dim. glootno ta Tnniiy
do pld 44 rnitfM Copper
Mono. Ma C S. Mining..
Fmted Fntlt ..Ir. S. l
United a. M (4'irtah 42
do pfd tTH virtorin 4
C A aol . Winona
do pld Ai rVulranns 1U
Bid. aattod.
New York Mlalng Stocks.
NEW TORK. May 19. Closing quotations
n mining stocks vr-
Adams Con. S Uttla Ctitef I
A.lce .232 Ontario ouB
bivoio is oooir a
Brnnawtrk Con 2 Pwoet 12
Comstork Tunnel .... yi Savaae 24
Coo. "!. A V. 3t Slorra Xorada
Bona (MIvvt t Sinad Uupoa 12
Iroa Silver IS taadard la
Uoadvulo Caa 2
ForetaTBi FiBaaelal.
EE RUN. Mar Prices generally on tha
Bourse today wees wsaa. (government a
cutitles and Araemn snares were firm on
the advice from N-jw York.
PARIS. May 19 Prices on the Bourse to
day were firm on strength la New Tor.
Waol Market,
BOSTON-, May la. There has been no
improvement In the wool market during
the past week, and trading and values
are dull and weak. Supplies, however, are
Increasing, especially - In new clip m the
west. The leading western quotations
range, aa follower- Kentucky. Indiana and
Missouri. three-eighths blood. 25 lie;
quarter blood. Aam Scoured values.
Txaa fine, twelve months, SSWc; fine, star
to eigne montna? sgr.jrallfomia, northern,
M-tHc; Middle countv. 3V?r40c; southern,
SeqlOc; fall free.. A5JSn. Oregon eaatern.
No. 1 Btable. 6460; eavstern. No. 1 cloth
ing, SntKtfc; Valley, No. 1. S"j548c Terri
tory, fine staple. iTfidc; fine medium
staple. S6)fic: fine medium clothing, 4
4c; fine clothing, AVirVic; hair blood. 4&a
4Nc; thrv-e-eighUiB blood. 44ojj47c: quarter
blood. 4334Sc. Pulled extra. 564o7c, Rne
A. 5ig63c: A suorCsV 44fqf4&c.
ST. Likens, May 13. WOOL Dull : me
dium grades, combing and clothing, lS
in:: light rine. mjjUc; heavy fine. Jrjluc;
tub washed. UfjCSc.
LONDON. May 19 WOOL Competition
waa spirited and prices showed a harden
ing tendency at the wool sales today. Me
nnoa were In strong relief with holders
frm. Home traders bought eross-breds
freely and Americans took simper come-back
hotf gets at Is 2d. and also haif-bred comb
ings at la The withdrawals to date amount
to i.3 balea. Tha offerings today were 12,
1M balos.
Metal Marker.
NEW TORK. May 19. MET A LA The
London tin market waa higher, witlt spot
quoted at S'JTi 5s Id and futures at AUici
lua The local market was steady, with
quotations ranging fmm S30.1S to 230.75. Cop
per was higher at SB for spot and 5 le
tir futures In London. Locally the mar
ket waa firm and a shade higher, with lake
ytotd at tIX7&jlloa. electrolytic at ClaES
511 S7H. and castilug at 21137vtL2 o2h Lead
waa higher at alU 5a abroad, but locally
quiet and unchanged at (4.Sjia4.274 Spelter
whs unchanged at 211 Im In London and
I4..'4S'4.o& In the lecal market. Iron waa td
higher at uua Al f ir Cleveland warranto In
the London market Locally no change was
reported. No. 1 foundry, northern. 07Wd
17.76; No. 1 foundry, northern. C4.JSicpl7.tiO;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern, soft,
C.5017.25.
ST. LOUTS. Mir 11 METALS Lead,
quiet, (AlOeAla. Spelter, dull. 84. 5a,
Carxtena Market.
NEW TORK. May 19 COTTON Futures
opened easy; May. 9 Tie; July. 9 4o: August,
9 46c; September. 9.3ic; October, 9 3lc: De
cember, 9 3c; January, 22c; February,
9.23c bid: March, a. .Sc.
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower; mid
dling uplands, 11 c; middling gulf, 11.1&:;
no salsa.
GALVESTON. Texas, May I9.-rOTT0N
Hiaher 11 2-Wc
NEW ORLEANS. Mar U.-CPTTON Spot
elnsed steady Low ordinary. nominal:
orrlmary, 7 9-loV:: amod ordinary, 9p; low
middling, 10V: middling. 11 2-lc; good mid
dling, U U-lac; middling fair. 1 8-le; fair.
13 12-15c. nominal. Saiea, l.irs bales; re
celpta, ASKS bales: stock. IX 275 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Mar IA COTTON steady:
mlddllrg. 111". Sales, T bales: receipts 91
balea; ahlpmentA, see bales; stock. 37.770
bales.
Eve, aerated Apwlev aad Dried arrwlks.
NT5W TORK, May 19. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows no freeti feature,
with fancy at UHjft, cnoaca at 9Vawit. prima
at 447Vsa and common to fair at 5A3
He
DRUTD fKL 1'IH There la sold to bo A
better export demand for prunes and sup
plies for future shipments are more flrm.y
held. The spot market la unchanared. quo
tations rang-rug from 4210 for California
and Uas for Oi 1 gon fruit. Apricots ara
reported In bettor demand on tha onaet. In
the local market choice are quoted at
1.1-sc. extra choice at 14r'l4VjA and fancy at
:?WJiac Peachea are unchanged, with choirs
qonted at 9c. extra choice at fancr at
KaantAac and extra fancy at IKaniVfco. Rais
ins remain dull and nominal. Loose Musca
tels a co quoted at SxjeHc. seeded At ifiAc
and London layers at l.Xafl-S.
rofoa Market.
NEW T1RK. Mar 1 CO FFTTE Market
for futures closed Bteadr. Sales were re
ported of lATtVt hears. Including May at
1 Hie. Julr at A15IAJ0c. September at 8.15c.
October at 15c, December at CloaTAiSc and
March at lbc Soot corree. steadv; Hn I
Rio. &,: No. 4 Santna, grc. Mild coffee,
quiet; Cordova. 944Vo.
Mllweekee Grela Vatrko.
MILWAUKEE. May 19. WHEAT
Steouy; No. 1 nortnern. 91 lfkqrLIl; No. I
nortnern. Il.frr,5a; July. "jO bid.
BARLEY Flrar; No. 1, Tin Burn pi a, 8u)
72c
CORN Firm; No. I cash, T4fa74c; July.
hajC Baked.
Baarava sad M
TORK. May 19. -SUGAR Raw.
quiet: fvr refining. Ittr; eentrtr-igai. 'Jd
teet. 4.2e: moiaas s augar. 8 ar. Refined,
steatdv: erusned, ASur; powdered. 6.89c;
granulated, A5ue.
XPwIatk Orel a Majrfcrt.
DCT.UTH, Map 1 WHZAT-No I north
era. 21. S . No. 2 nortnern. tl a.; May
Xt iy. fLia; aWptembjaa; aft.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Killiiig Cattls Art Strong ta Tea
Centa Higher.
HCGS SHADS TO FHTE HIGHX3.
Sko-est aad Laasko Eatrveao-ly fcaw sutd
Dell Prtcee tkat Are Flfieea
te a 4 Better Lower
Tkaa Meaday.
SOTTTH OMAHA. May 19. 1.VA
Receipts ware:
Ofilciat Monday
Eatimatetl Tuesday
Two 1ay thia week.
Same days last week..
Same days I weeks sgn
Sams days 1 weeks agi
Same days 4 weeka aoo
Sams days last year
Can a. Hoga. Siieep. 1
.. 4.29 S.2SBI j
. . J.1..B) 7. 7o 4.;M I
...5.43 11.IH9 ltlto
..lO.i 19.113 li'.il
.. 4. 7-.S 14. in. 9.SM
.. 7.j"i u.,7 ia.71
.. 4.iJ ..'9 14.'
..1.4Z1 3C.327 ll..4JI
Tha following table shows tha receipts of
cattle, boga and sheep at South Omaha
for tha rear to date, eotnrared with Mat
year:
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
lhe
Uk.
lur7. inc. L'eo.
431. 96.1aJ
Lr2 l.r.5
736.579 1..7
. 342.14
.l.U7.t7
. 471.701
following table
snows tha average
price of hoga at South Omaha for iba laat
Baveral day a, with comparisons:
May
May
May U.
My 12.
I Ha
t 41 Sj
6 38 :
Mav
May 14.
May 16.
Mar 18.
May 17.
f 8 24 I
j 8 21 V'
( 8 CHi
f
( 8 30SI
.) I 344,
d XV, d xi I 4 ST! 37 T 12
6 24. 9 H 8 IB. I i Hi 1 11
8 1 6 JAi 6 art 4 81! 6 35i T OT
6 21; 331 6 31 4 3 ! 7 12
9 26; 8 3d: I t 2b. 6 T)
i 8 3 6 3w 4 47 8 12' 7 12
May
May 19..
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road waa:
Caule. Hogs, Sheep.
C. NT St. P i ..
Missouri Pacific 4 1..
Union Pacific 42 3 U
C. &. N. W.. east 1 4
C. PL P M. St O S3 2
C. St. P. M. A O S 8
C. B. A W.. east S 2
C. B. 4 Q.. west a 18 6
0. R. I. A P.. east 1 1 ..
C. R. I. P. west 1 ,'3
IUInoia Central II..
Total receipts 123 107 19
The disposition oftha day's receipta waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 36 142
Swift and Company 4i4 1.714
Cudahy Packing Co 1.117 L9W
Armour A Co. 51 l.al
3U Louis Packing Co... 43
Cudahy Pack. Co. K. C... 124
Cincinnati Packing Co 13
9f
941
Carey A Benton
W. t Sf-phen
Hill A Son
F. P. Lw1s
1
13
48
$2
!
18
Htuvton A Co
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bros. Co Llo3
H. r Hamilton 21
F .G. Inghram 1
Sullivan Bros. 21
Others Buyers I16 .... 2.175
U. D. B. Co 41
L F. Huff JSS
Huffman Packing Co 21S
Total 2.a; 7.S9S A"
CATTLE Receipts of cattre were only
moderate thia morning, so that the offer
ings wera by no means burdensome. The
market aa a whole waa in pretty fair
shape.
Buyers went through the yards thia morn
ing picking up here and there the best
kuilera, such aa suited them, for wliicn
they paid prices that were strong to 10c
higher. The cattle that brought W.98 yes
terday sold at 87.11 Unlay, aa against 20.75
on Monday of last wees. While the beet
beeves cnanged hands in good season, tha
common to medium gradea were very mucn
inclined to drag. In fact, buyers did not
seem Inclined to take hold of cattle of that
description so long aa the belter kinds were
In sight. It required conslderabla time and
quite a good deal ot peddling to unload
the leaa desirable killers. The market aa
a whole might be beet described aa alow
and weak oat that land.
What baa been said regarding the steer
trade would apply In large part to the
market on cows and heifers. Thus good
to aholec cows and heifers commanded
good strong prices, while the less deairaole
and medium grades wera rather slow to
move. Yearlings sold to pretty good ad
vantage today, as high as S4.a6 being paid
for yearling steers and heifers.
There did not appear to be very many
stocken and feeders in the yards, and ao
far aa could be observed, not very many
were wanted. The trade waa in about the
same condition aa It has been for some days
back, that is. dull and uninteresting, wttn
prices decidedly lower than tiiey wera a
week or more ago.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers. 96.2fiff7.O0; fair to good corn
fed steers. 26. 77. a"iX. common to fair corn
fed steers. 84.75jo. ,0, good to choice cows
and heifers. 84 "Sdli5. fair to good cows
and heifers. 83 T!Va4.75; common to fair cows
and heifers. 82.5u43.75: good to choice stock
era and feeders. 84.ao.aA 25; fair to good
Blockers snd feeders, 14.00485: common to
fair Blockers and feeders, t3.iK3.OQL
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
e.
Av. Pr
No.
..
77...
32....
il...
'.2...
: ...
Data. 1 id. jiavT. ;i988. liana. il904.jlvt. ,1991. i
9....I 8 avsi isitt 61K4148U7'7
10... I , 2R. A 21 S i. 4 l I 7 08
, 6 , 9tti9i&27464l
41s, I 3tH i 2 4 , 41 99
J 8 36 8 V I 6 : 4 : 421 7
A. Ft.
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...141 2 76
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...1018 4 42
...1112 4 TB
...;!- 4 T
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2 BOB 2 42 2 SI 12
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UTAH.
8 heifers.. 934 4 46 52 ateera... .108 5 95
53 steers.... I02S 5 35 52 steers. ...MSS 6 38
WYOMINti.
13 heifers.. 47 3 -i 22 mixed... 570 4 71
MNTA
78 st sera... 1248 i '4 48 steer... CS8 1 85
7 steers.... d 18
Add Sheep market
HOGS Hogs sold 2VJ6c blghar thia
morning. Walla the trade could not be
called active, buyers being Inclined to taks
thfrir time, still there waa A fair movement
and everything waa finally cleaned up In
vary decent season In tha morning, the
market cloaed strong at the advance
noted. The hoga autd largely at 8&.X.'r4
arris, wtth a top at tH-kJ, aa against 16.303
6.XP- yesterday.
Todays advance) carries the market to
tha ciathast point touched atoce the early
part of last weeat.
RepnBOLajtlvsj salas:
a. Av. Sh. Pr. Ma, Av. 8k. Pr.
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7 2vr s is n. 211 us i at
at im s t at 54 an as 6 at
tt. iyr bib ss its a is
T 02 6 22 at 31 ... 112
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12. e ... 6 2 TS .....l2 IM Ik
22 S IB Tt 1,2 22 6 26
at si est 6 ss t or las 1 22
lid ... IBs t 112 1X I at
2 Mf sat I as 26. la) IU
at. .....! 2B 6 its 4 OS) ... I at
2. ...ia ... 6 ns a 2 19 6 at
st IB. 2 6 Us 22 las ... 2 A
AT 2aS ITS 6 Us 21 AT M 2 at
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at 2 ... 6 16 at tit His
at 24 ... 6 6 a II
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aa xa ... 6 at at rt : 2 rs
Tt 2a M I at 2 aa) 6 TS
21 22 ... 2 16 at i" las 2 rrs
- 217 22 2 Si 22 to ... 62
T4 iS ... 2 26 ... JB4 at I 02
22 Hft 2 6 XIB ... 6 ot
at rt ue I at 6 21 ... 6 at
TA a2 las 6 A
SHEEP Receipts this morning while not
very large were eonauderaoiy larger than
the demand caed for. The market if any
thing, waa duil, and deader than yester
day. Buyers B.J not act aa 1 they wanted
anything to speak at and with aellera at
waa mora a matter of getting some one
to maka a bid than A queetlun of price.
One thing, waa certain, however, tha feel
ing waa decidedly lower on account ot tne
etrvsna break at eaatern piuma. Cheao
graaa abeep from Texae and the southwest
appear to have had a demoralising effect
upon the eastern muttun maraei. The
reduced demand for high priced corn fed
mutton baa been reflected in tne Chicaga
BBAXkat. a r.ll rt iuut beaa breataillg vary
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Round Trip
ummer
CMcaaT, for Rrpuhlioan Conyentltia, ticket oa sale Justs 12-18 Sl.l.iH
San KranclM-n, Ltm .ntielco, Portland. TaroiuA, Vauie, CKiiliueni'Mis,
June 1st ittvi.i.(
To Include CaJlfomia anil Patijvt SoantI ... .IS.U
To VellowooTM. Park, rail, stag and hotel for five aad on-half d.iys'
tour via Gardla"r, commencing Jun 7th. S.H4".
To 4 .a nil tier leu trance) and return, commenclns; Jane Trn STJ.n
To xUors,t4n (entrance) and return, comrnenrlng June 7th :txh.
Rail, sLifw and hotel for four and rne-fourtfl f!ay tour, sla avenle Colo
rado; and Yellowstone, commencing Junj Tta ajTH.sri
Through Park, one way rla Gardiner, other way via Teliowstone, com
menclEg June 7th. rates quoted on application.
IVnyer, I'oloratlu Sprinifs and Pnbflo, commencing June 1st $17.0tt
Solt LaAe City aad OaPten. commencing June 1st fW.SO
;ienwood .Sprintra, Col., commencing June 1st fiT..V)
Cody,. Wyo.. diverging and outfitting point f ir totirisU aad caaipera
entering Yellowstone Park via the Cody-i3rlTaa Paa scenic way,
commencing June 1st . . 9 JO.Tr.
Sheridan. Wyo., commencing June 1st . , . . . .S'.J-?.?3
PvMtdwoiMl and Lead, A. 1)., commencing June 1st SIA.TT
Hot Springit, s. D., commencing June 1st , SLVTS
Thermopollg (Hot !pr1nii), Hjro, commencing June 1st .".a-ii
Doily Tourist Rate, commencing June 1 t to Michigan. WUcouain. Minne
sota. MaasuchusfttA, Maine, New Hamphire. Northern New York. Vermont. Etc.
Final limit October .11 at.
Circuit tour rates r1a rail and lake routeg to Eastern resort.
TO EASTF.RX RESORTS: Daily low excursion rates commencing Jim 10th
to Canada, Michigan, and New York, tourist resorts. Final limit thirty days
tram date of sale. Low excursion rates to tourtst resorts la Maine. New
Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts via Montreal rtaaly. comroenclnr
Jenv 10th; via Albany, Thursday of euvh week, commencing June 11th. Final
limit thirty days from date of sale.
HOMENEEKERM RATES: To the Dig Horn Baala, Billings. Mont, (Yellow
stone Valley), to North Platte Valley. Eaatern Colorado, first and third
Tuesdays low excursion rates to asaist landBeekera.
The Burlington main lines to Colorado and Montana are dasirable factors
la any tour of the west. Throiiffh trains to Denver. Seattle And Portland;
through standard and tourist sleeper to California via Scenic Colorado and
Salt Lake City.
TO THE EAST: Highest grade passenger trains to Chicago, Peoria and SL
Louis.
Let me help you plaa your trip the most attractive way at the least cost.
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MEDICINAL PURPOSES OIMLY
atO BTaaT qTJAJITS WaTZSETltS lomio CT BOJTO
Pennsylvania rarmiiigton Hye. 4 years ukL per dozen....
Kentucky. sunbeam il 'iirhon. 4 vears old pr dnen
- , TArOD TIATA TTJTXTAJoA rMDwHTTS
California Brandy, 2 years oiit per doxen
California Brandy. 4 years old. per dosen "
California Port Win-. 4 years old, per dosen "..
Cai.fornla Sherry Wina. 4 vears old. per doxen "
Terms; Cash wltii ordi-r. State If wanted for medicine.'
E. E. BRUCE V CO.
WX4rT.XS8Ti SBtTOwZBTB.
rapidly the last few days, carylng down
wiui it the western markets, un Saturday,
the Chicago Drovers Journal quoted the
market at that point Xoc lower; that
waa followed by a break of 41) cents there
yesterday. Under such circumstances It
waa not surprising that the trade here
waa both duil and lower, buyers announ
cing right from the outset that prices
would have to be at least lUufc lowur
again today If they did any business.
Wuotauons on lambs: Good to choice light
wooled lambs, 8 jn.TG; fair to good light
woulad lam ha, ki-lfnul. good to cholca
heavy wooled lambs. 9H.lSt3J6.av; shorn lambs
7&o under wooled stock.
--A load es two at a time kept cHanglng
hand but It waa a drag all through ana
the demand, waa not sufficient to clear tha
yards. The prices paid were right around
5ic lower than last week. Some very choloe
heavy wethers sold at 85 0, but they were
something extra and could not ba taken aa
a guide to the general market.
Quotations on sheep: Good to choice light
yearlings, shorn. 16. 404:6.; fair to good
yearlings, shorn. tt.1aVa6.4n: good to cnoics
heavy yearlings, adorn. 85.1&46.H6; good to
choice wethers, shorn. JS.Ljhj6.bj: fair to good
wethers, shorn, 8.7Iao.l5; good to choice
ewes, shorn. 24 &b5..i0: fair to good ewes,
shorn. 3A26-f4.7E; culls and burks. shorn.
ia.iii4j4.2S; wooled sheep. 26c above shorn
stock.
Representative sales:
No. " Ar. pr.
l'B western lambs, feeders 43 4 75
340 western wethers, shorn 142 5
lid spring lambs 43 6 25
13 spring lambs, feeders 38 5 M
i27 Colorado ewes, shorn 107 4 16
iaul Colorado ewos, shorn, feeders 19 3 "4
3 Colorado ewes, shorn, feeders S I un
254 western yeBrl'gs. feed'ra. sh n si 4 75
li3 western iambs, thorn, feeders 5s 4 40
36 western bucks 74 4 30
IM western awes, shorn 08 1 .jn
si sprang lambs 90 7 W
lot spring lamtia. feeders M 5 tM
CHICAGO 4 LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hears Strong? Bkeep
DwII aad Weak.
CHICAGO, May 19. CATTLE Receipts,
2.01 bead, market ateady. oltsera. t6.iki6.2S;
cows. lilTa.J5. heifen. C 5ol. 75; bulls,
S4.4lHlrfi.7a: rslvea. 2.atU00; stockers and
feeders. 12. .Trail. 40.
HlXJd Receipts, about 10,000 head: mar
ket strong to a anada higher. Choice heavy
shipping. 8S.Sa.5'S; butchers. 85.46(86 S2H;
ligtit mixed. 86 3t-v3 40: choice lights. t6.
S.is; pigs. 24.ii.iifi in: packers, HJOyCaU,
bu a of sa.ra tB-Art;6.50.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, about 10.
OfO head; market duil and weak. Sheep.
KaA3; launba, at.auajC.OU; yearlings. St-Ji
bATa.
Ktwsi City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 18. CATTLE Re
ceipta. 9.tJU head. Including 4UU southema
Market steady to Kks lower; top. 17.14):
choice export and dressed beef steers. 9.aSj
7 10: fair to good. IB OW?H.50; western steers,
S5.mfJlv iM: stockera and feeders, 23 X4.iS.
native cows. t...rKuS.7b; native heif.rs. fi. j
A 46; mills. C J:6.46. calvea. H.Itfe tO.
HO id Receipts. 14.a) head. Market 5c
higher; top, ISi-: bulk. 2t..&da.ju; heavy.
t ,j6 packers snd butchers, tb.Sr
o.j(; lignt. BEtiav; purs. 94 4n4 .
BHXEP AND LAMBS Ratcelpta, 5.5
head. Market llkj?CXc lower; ' lamrta, tb.yjq)
Aw, awes and yearlings. KAHjA-": Texaa
yearlings, E ow ; Trxas aneep. 8.XiVj,A75;
stockers and feeders. l3.iAnjH.jB.
ft. Lew as Live Stock; jlarxrjt,
ST. LOUIS. May 19 CATTLE Recelpta,
kinM bead, including Aluo Tsxans, Market
for natlva shipping and export steers, ts J9
$7 16, dressed beef and butcher steers. tS.JS
4 in; steers under l.onA pnunda. 24.7r,-ja.j;
stockers and feeders. Jl.ft'lAao; cows and
helfera aB.TTJi.ir; cannera. 1 'tdfl 25: bulls.
1ZJMIIA25; eatves. 83 aqtj. Taxaa and In
dian steers, 13.JiuA75, cows and belters,
8L7&4.2S.
Hi A S Receipts, 10 509 head. Market
steady; purs and lights, S.7&aAa9: packers.
84 Mi&.3; butchers and best heavy, tB.&2
6 -Vi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta. 6.508
head. Market ovjtldc lower; native muttnna,
0 &r&.: lamba, 8a5(hT J5; culla and bucks.
8a,uuiAJ9; a4ocAera. B.76.
t- Jeewak LA-e Staael
ee rnavnu j.w TO
RecelDU. L70S head. Market iotj'lac lower
aailvea, B iNrT (: cows and heifers, !2.U(h
storknra and feeders, tVTTxiJS JUL
HC"iJ ReoeiptA - 0,525 hea.L Market
steaOv to firm; top, 8a.SP; buik of aa.es.
8..1U 1 4x.
SHEEP AND TjA MB 8 Recetpta, 4.L14
bead. Market ltMyc lower: lamoa. ae-Jo
6 75; yearlings and wethers, 84.12naS.31; ewes,
64.uuj4.oU. .
Stems City Live Stotek Market.
SIOUX Cl'l't. Ia, May 18 Special Tale
gram, i CATTLE Receipts. 5w brad; mar
ket ateatiy: beeves, IkXiA!: cows and
hcifera, t Suaua.JO; feedera, K Ju.Jb; calvea
and year Una a. IA 7&aoA.
HOGS Recaapta, J.ga) head;' markat
higher; rang a. S.30u6.Jii, bu.k of aaioa.
8B.X48-3B.
Stotek la Stake.
Rerslpta of live srrtrk at tha ata principal
Weaaatrn markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha ll'O 7. '.l-i ,
siuux City to .. .
Kansas City 9 i l4..o t
St LmUIB 5.H.O lo 2 at
St. Juaeptl l.Tl.i 525 4.i: i
Clacado 2. job la ) lB.aai
Cutala
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J. B. REYNOLDS, Cltj Paaener Agrnt.
ISOa Farnam Street. Otnahai, Neb.
Telephone Doita;!i
"sVex8Part
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913.00
813.00
. 80.00
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JUDGE FLAYS STAGE CRIME
Sears Wants Grand Jory to Iaveati
gate D'oniziTiy Oatlawa.
IHl.'.ia.S ETFXCT 13 BAD 05 YOUTH
Aaaverta tAat To-Tkr4a ef Barslari
Ar ky YovMasj Meat Brad Flada
tka Maay Ara Atteadaata am
Desietlea ef EvtL
While the name of ex-Puglllst James J.
Corbett wao not mentioned, pointed refer
ence was made to him In special instruc
tions reau to Uie county grand Jury by
Judge Scars Tuesday. The Instructions re
luted to the depicting of crime In thea
ters. Corbett appeared a few days ago In
a play ca.led The Burglar and the Lady."
Judge Sears also refers to the representa
tion of crime at moving picture theaters.
On this subject ho said in hla special In
structions: I transmit to you for consideration a
letter signed by tliw judges and oificers
of tha juvenile court, relating to the man
ner In which some of the uiratnrs in Omana
depict crime and licroiae criminals. I en
duraa the subject aa one wortnv of your
conalderation. During the last week a
faruuua pugilist aaa pt.eed aa aa actor, iu
tha character of a burglar; and at another
theater ths lite of Jease J allies has been
heroised by moving pictures. At one per
formance of the James1 exhibit, I saw
conservatively speaking, fifty boys front
12 to IB. In my opinion your views re
garding this most vicious condition would
be of value to the community.
Two-thirds of eur burglaries and holdups
and murders. In this community ara by
young men. I am advised by. tha juvenile
court officers that practically aJ ot tne
boys that go wrong aral get beyond their
parents control, are regular attendants on
tne claaa of snows referred to. I suggest
that you call Judge Estelle and Kennedy
before you.
A short time ago, In tie criminal court,
an examination of fifteen Jurors, disclosed
that there bad been thirteen burglaries
committed At the homes of lha Jurors in
quired of. It Is without avail, to aimply
prosecute vigorously. If we are in th busi
ness of manufacturing ertmknais we eau
hardly compiaun. But the m sour actum
anouid stop.
After Exceeateai Aal Sadtaug.
Judga Sears also requested tbe grand Jury
to Investigate unlawful speeding by auto
mobiles, the retailing and wholesaling of
liquor under the urn license and Uio oper
ation of Aaloona in Douglas county without
any Ucenaea ax at1
e. . ma i.iiao ui uio inatrucuona, audfe
Sears says ba believes Omaha has never
before had Board of Fire and Police Com
missioners "aa well In tent Mined" aa tnu
present board. He says tha vaiua of the
8 rand Jury la that iu findings may be
laid before thia board snd the governor.
At noon Tuesday, the grand Jury returned
five Indictments. Among tSrm waa ona
against a pawnbroker named Jacobs, wbo
Ut cbaa-gad with recoXrlBg stolen property.
Several other pawnbrokers ara said to ba
under Investigation.
Sleeked will, at ALeovee
wounded with a gun, or pierced by a rusty
nail. Buck! en's AJT.Ica, Salvo heals the
wound. Guaranteed. 25c For sous by
Beaton Drug Co.
ROCK ISLAND CUTS FORCES
Lota) Oal H, Pi, EaaKto-r aa Will xta
daea) Tra89 - Doyaataitai
Teat Pes Cent.
Tha Rock Island baa announced A policy
of retrenchment and In pursuance ot that
policy aaa released. H. H. Embry. general
freight agunt of tha lines west of lha Mis
souri rtver, and it ut said that ot-her mem
bers of but staff will bo lot out. It la said
a reduction of 10 per cent In the traffic
department baa been ordered. Hr. Embry
has bean, with tha Buck Island for twanty.
Eva years and for tha Last twelve yaars
has had charga of tha) freight traf a de
partment west at tha Missouri river. Tha
duties of hla office, will be assumed by
O- B. Albright, assist ant general freight
agent.
Or! no LaxAUve Prurt gjrup is best Xor
woman and ciuldrea. Its nuid actioa aad
pln""f taste maAes tt jprvf aratua to vio
beot ptiirgaAlvea, siicb aa piila, toblets, ata.
(aC tiie suoAlet aad a Bavaio at Criaw at
aA aUugVl-T