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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MAY 30. 190.
CRALTA5D PRODUCE MKT
Clunffet Ara lUpid oa Continued
riactaatioa of Options.
30 STUOGTH YB.0X. LT7ESP00L
Daaseotlei Dimu4 fag- Win! la Still
Dle-aaxaorartaaT Crap Keperta
Ba JTa. .raetlfy Hlfcr
Valae Level.
OMAHA. STay 29. 19fa.
Mar options continued to. r.muaui and
the changes art rapid.
Liverpool rabies show no strength and tha
domeatla demand for wneat. continues dis
appointing. Crop report. while annRlctlna; In soma
trtoan, So not indicate any serious de
clines In condition, and there urnni very
little to Justify any higher le-vnis In values.
Value of whnt and particularly tha
May options were sent through several
nngee of prteee, only to b brought back
to a level of yesterday close.
May wont opene-d, at Sfcso and closed
at 94'o.
Receipts of cor-ft and oat pror-ale to
be very light after this week and- there
la an ao-ftve cash demand for both cereelie,
WMtiwr conditions continue unsettled
generally ewer tha com belt, but farm work
, progreeetng tn soma localities and ex
perts com It Ttt But too lata for a food
B.-rfniiu, May com opened at ti8c and closed
a'.
Primary wheat nreipts wwn jrrt.ooft bu..
and snipmenfs were 237,000 bu.. against re
ceipts last rear of U.uOu bu. and shipments
' of .V.S.oun bu.
Corn receipts were 798. Of") bu. and shlpv
tticnts were .187.000 bu.. against receipts iaxt
yeur of L063.UUU bu. and augments of SS8.I
0 bu.
Clearances wr SJ.Of-a bu. of corn. 275.009
hn. nf oats, and wheat and flour eqiuil to
'j:.'o bo.
Liv-rpool closed skvVSd lower on wheat.
Local ranee of options:
dried. OS IM; n.t imfli. T.Si. 72V--
fur-ires, dull; May. nomTnaT.
SEW YORK STCC&S AND B05DS
Articles.! Open. High. Low. t aoae. Yes y.
Wheat-
May...,
JulV...
.Sept...
Cm
Ma...(
July...
SepU..
Oats
May...
80S,
a i
!
I
X'; 95'i, 5', 95".
4-t 4S H4' M-
80', SOS,, s, S
! I !
9 t. i n i
44 (t I -4 I 4
3"' ttiXH,. W'i
SO'ai V "!
Omaha Cask Prteee.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 94-s-ilKic ; N. J hard.
KVuOta. No. 4) hard, T'itUi:, .No. J spring,
94-Sr--8c.
tuR.V Nx I 7c; No. 3. 8JW7c; No. 4,
u"1.'; No. 2 yelow, No. i yeiitiw,
c; No. a whit a, sfniBV.
OATS No. 3 mixed, Slibnlc; N'o- 3 white
.fiiS'flfilV!; -Ho. white, i.Vui H
HUE N t, i'5f7fc; No. A. 71itfr73c
- C'asrasic BMtis.
' Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chica 337 lit
umana J 78 17
CHICAGO GRAU. AMD PROTiaioiS
SIW TORK KEIKAL MARKET
aatlaa ( the Day Tarla
Coaaasw4ltle.
VTW TORIC Mr !S -nntH Receipts.
W.SIT bhle. : expnrts, ..Hlrt hbls.; market dull
and barnly eteadr: M.nnesota patents. tft.JO
S0; wintr trlhta. 4.Jfff4.0: Mlnn--sota
baker. ll.aior4.Hli: winter extra. sa.At'
4.1": winter putents. winter low
Crsrtes. ' ta. vtri4 : i-j-e flour, etady: fair
to rood. H.i.yi; choire to fanry. $4.S
ae.:r.. . .
t"ORNMKAL Bteaily: fine white and yl
low. tt.itnvl.66; roarea JLZa. kiln dr eil,
RTF-rill: No. 2 western, Jlc. f. o. b..
New York.
WHEAT'-Rerelpts. n.Wi Vni. ; -xporta. .)
bu. : snot market easy: No. 2 red. 11.02.
nominal, elevator: No. 2 rd, St. n-
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. tl !7H. f.
o. b.. aToat: No. 2 hard winter. XI luS. f. o.
b., afloat. Outstrte of the excitement at
tending; a bla; advance In May wheat at
Chicago today. tn tendency of arlcea was
lower, following bearish home and forlTi
crop news and ltqulilatlon. Laet prices
showe.1 -a net loss. May. l1.(nQ1.uH; July,
Sii-liic. closed, at 0c; September,
SK W. closed at Sc.
(AjRN Receipts, jo bu. ; exports. 40,
790 bu.; spot market ey: No. 2. 75c.
nominal, elerator. and TTAtc. f. o. b.. afloat.
Option market was qulpt and easier, clo
1n VWo net lower; May. c: July. 7&$
'7c. tinned at TDc; September closed ai
74c
UATS Recrtpta. 49Ji4J bu. : spot market
stady; mixed. M to iZ pwunds. i4c; natural
White. 26 to 32 pounds. SWdSaSc; ciippad
white, 31 to 49 pounds. &u4Sc--
HAT Dull; gnod to choice, 9ti95c.
HvF3 Wulet. state, common to chnlca,
1ST. wolc; 11i, 4to: PaciUc coast, lilr7,
ac: 19". Sc.
HLDESi Steady; Bogota.. 17V'', Central
American, 17Hc.
LKATHKR wulet: add. 194(C7c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady ; family, tlrt.5n
5-17.110: mess, r.j 'at 4.(10: b-ef hams. tS..Vu
tt'JLiM; packer. $1 t.i 15. ": city, extra. India
mees. i34.'"'iJ&.' Cut meats, steady:
pickled bellies. rWc; pickled nams. 'r
l"c. Lard, firm: wstem. e. 4fru855: re
fined, firm; continent, Ht.uO: S. A., .t;
compound. "iwdV. Pork, steady; family,
tl7 (PO'j.18.on: short clears, $lS.7&17.i7; mess,
C4.75'rlo.A.
TA1JJW Quiet; ctty (J2 per package),
i'sc; country (packages fre, ailfa.
KH'E F"lrm; domestic, fair to extra, 3H
Japan, nominal.
I'liI'LTRt-Alive, stendv; western spring;
dickens, .c: fowls. 13V: turkeys. Uo;
dt ssetl, irregular: western sprtnga, ''a-a.
lurk- v, Jar; fowls. 12W14c.
BUTTER 8t oady ; western factory, firsts,
18c.
CHKESE Steady; full creamery, old.
specials, 10c; state, full cram, old. small,
white, fancy. 14c; state, large and small,
colored, fancy, Uic; state, old. fair to
prime, HHflSc: state, old. common, )ft!l'4c:
s'nte, full cream, new, 'J'yjjluv. a kirn a,
c.
EAVIS Quiet; state, Pennsylvania and
nearhy firsts to extra firsts. K'SlTWc; wet
ern firsts. 1642'lSHt:; seconds, lu3l5:.
ILiiket if of the Usual Pro-Holiday
Character.
BOTH HILL ISSUES L3LL HIGHER
Amerteaa Smelter Aba R isea
- R a mors ( lacreased Dtv Idea da
Heavy Isrlsg af Steel Sesr
tha CIom.
today was slugglsti. Goemment securi
ties were firm.
PARI A Mar J. Trading nn the Bourse
odsv wis ilrtn. with the exception of
rntes.
HE FORT Or TH2J CtBAHIwO HOCSH
TraaasM-tlaaa at tata A nctar4 Isaks
far tha Weak.
NEW YORK. May A Brsdstreefs barjt
cleaiinas report for tha week ending May
X shows an aggregate ot Si 4;i. ?.. as
against 12. ).. ast week and
l4L.il In the corresponding week last year.
The following la list of uie cities:
CITIES.
1
Clearings. i Inc.
Dec.
WEtTHER IX THE GRAI.X BELT
Tern-
Fair Satarday and Rla af the
peratara.
OMAHA. May 2!. 1909.
Showers continued general from the
TtnrUv mnuntAina ejmt over the centrnl
Ftatarts af tha Trading; and Cloata vallevs during the iadt twenty-four hours.
Frlaaa aa Board af Trade.
CHICAflO, May 3. Violent flui-tuutluna
in thu price of the May deliveries in
wheat, corn and ogtsr marked the trading
on the Ioear.' exchange. Mav wneat and
torn each sold over a range of .V a:id
Mav oats oer a range of 4"c. With liia
exception of May wheat the final quota
tions on which were up I'i,-. the market
-loeed We-ajt. May corn being off -a to
and oata 3Hc lower Julv wheat closed
Hlc lower: com a shade lower and
ears were-down c. Provisions were un
changed tot 6o rtighen-
The closing out of the May delivery
wns the fen Lure, .of isliding. in the wheat
ptt and tha uncerrtinty attending tha
final affnrta of the shorts to extricate
themselves . from tha ' grasp of the hull
leaders had a tendency to restrict trade in
the deferred futures. The market opened
Irregular. Uia May option being firm, and
the future deliveries rather weak. Within
a short time, hownvsr. May dropped mc
on profit-taking sales. Bull traders then
began to support the market, and the
price advanced to a point Hr! above the
former high mark of the day. This a'so
caused an almost complete recovery in
the deferred furtireS. the price of which
had" dropped, tc mr the- 'hreaS m ,,Stay.
yews' of theday ws's .generally in favor
of rfce boars, westher conditions In the
southwest hut reported as, favorable to the
new rrp tables. The ' market clou-nl
strong for May snd enav for the other !
deliveries. Muv opened urn-haneed to Wc I
hirrher at tl.iS to tt.09i. sold off to Jl i. '
snd then advanced to r U. The close wse
t tl-H-H. Julv onened 'Tic lower to (
' e hlaber at c to "'sc. sold orr to
mrc and then advanced to wjfr-insic. Tile
cloea was ar y'e. Clearances of wlT-nt
snd floi-r were eoual to 2i W bu. Ex-r-"r's
foe the week a shown bv F'iiiI
rreet! were eo-ial to -i.dOo.ito bu. PrtinHrv
roe-cts were 373ikjo hu.. as cmpareK witu
7T1 o-r) bu.. on the oorresnondlng dsv one
'-sr ago.. Xilnneapolls. Duluth snd Chi-r-o
reported rei-eipis of IM ars against
tars last week and t ci-rs one year
a-'. - -
Tha corn market opened weak with May
deliver v unchanged to lc below the final
ouctatlon of vesterday No support for
May seemed apparent from the bull lea.l-r-ri
and the hears quickly knocked an
even Vi from the price. .piotaMons drop
ping Vc to He at a time. Tile market
rsMled as quirUlv ss !t had declined, but
was extremely nervous for the remainder
of the dav. The market broke sharply
in the last two minutes of trailing on
renewed seM'ng or May. ins jiru-s ui
which dropped more than 2c on tha last
'w trades The close was weak. May
pened unchanged to la lower.'. at Kmc to
"W- declined to 77U snd then rallied
to iuc. Tim elo-e was V to "t'. July
o-ened- nnrhanw.-d - 'nC lower a 7rl
lOc sold at 07,nefl7;c. declined to SMc
a-'d 'cloein! at 7 1 TTc. rocal receipia
wcr JC7 car If? can of contract
C!ra:!i fu- Mav " -liverv de.-l1nel nearly
n t!.a first . a.f in-iir anu 4'c wiunn
.m huiii- l.at'r; -vnveve- u rsiiie,! o..-..,
eil wheat anil corn but only about lt
, loee was reua'eed. The market close.!
.... i. vi , niMimi ir, liwer at .-.
.i,.,nkt 'tn'MW and closed" at o2ic. Julv
-.n(.,l wty losfi at 47Ha to 7c
rf -o ."- and- closed at 4c.
re-.hita wet 133 cars.
'Vov'rinns weio firm a.l dv. At .m
ii. nrk wsa un ?q.Kt at xi.i .c.
T nrd was So hifber at tS J-1-.
57.3. "t.
Violent wind storms occurre-1 in localities
In the lower Missouri and llisisippl val
leys and upper lake region. The depres
sion over tne cenmit vaueys has centered
over the upper Mississippi valley and ra.na
continue In the upper valleys 'his morning.
The weathar has cleared in the mountains
and the outlook is favorable for fair
weather in tills vicinity tonight snd Sat
urday, with rising temperature Saturday.
Light and heavy frosts occurred in Culo
rado and Wyoming.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of tha last three years:
l. 1D07. ICO. li)OS.
Minimum temperature 67 50 51 59 ,
Precipitation .IS .11 .19 ,uu
Normal temperature for today, 7 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
.27 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding partod In 19"7.
5. 7M inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904.
.78 of an Inch.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cera a ad Wksst asglea Bnlletln.
. For tha twenty-tour bours. ending it I a.
m.. Toth mertdlun . time, Friday, May J,
NEW TORK. M.ty 3 The stork market
toilav was of the usual pre-hoilday char
acterlargely confined that Is. to the clos
ing up of outstanding contraus, and show
ing little disposition to make committments.
The prevail, ng speculative temper on the
Slock exchange was to be Inferred from
tlie fact that most of the outstanding com
mittments were on the short side of the
market. Tha general hardening of prices
during the day waa due more to that fact
t;ian to anv new pnase In conditions. The
brisk rebound in the (lould Interests waa
Interpreted to mean that the shock of tna
Wahssh-Plttshurij embarrassment has been
practlcailv absorbed by the market In the
downward plunge -if the last few days In
the group. No authoritative announcement
was made until after the close of the ses
sion of the course to be pursued on tile
Interest due Monday on the Wanush-Ptt.s-burg
firsts, but 't was taken for granted
In the financial district that a reorganiza
tion through receivership waa in contempla
tion. The feature of the stmk market wis
the aggressive strength of the two Hill
railroad stocks. The personality of the
brokers buying this stock gave the im
pression of accumulation by the controlling
interests and Induced the traders to fol
low the movement. The advance In the
stocks revived once more tiie rumors of an
extra distribution which iiad appeared pre
vious to each dividend period for some time
past. There waa nothing more to confirm I
it officially at Una time than on previous
occasions, hut the selling of the Burling
ton bond Issue to reimburse the treasury
of that company for capital expenditures
out of earnings Implies a benefit to the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern com
panies as Joint stockholders of the Bur
lington. Tnere was some special show
of strength in American Smelter, which
was connected with the varying rumors
regarding the dividend prospects of that
stock. Tlie narrow market was almost
vlinllw mr..!., tin aiii'l. anor-liil mnVA.
ments due to Individual causes. There was j Syracuse
Nw Yrk..
Chicago ....
Hoston
Philade.phia
9t. Louis...
Pittsburg
Sail Francisco.....
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Omaha
Louisville
Los Angles
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul ;
Buffalo
Denver ,
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
Providence
Portland, Ore
Albany
Richmond
Wasnington. D.
Spokane. Wash
Suit Lake City..
Columbus
, St. Joseph
Atlanta
Memphis
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo. O
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Des Mulnes
Peor'a
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Rapids...
Birmingham ...
vr
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some very heaw buvuig of stocks Just
at the close, especially of United States
Steel. The bank statement showed fully
tie expected decrease In cssh holdings on
account of the gold exports and govern
ment withdrawals, but tha onlv trace of
the supposed heavy loan expansion on ac
count of the large financial transactions
put through during the week waa the J6.375.
imio loan Increase of the trust companies,
the clearing; house institutions showing s
decrease of loans, both In the averages
and the actual condition.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value. i2.."34.iWl. United Stares 2s, registered,
and the 3s have advanced "4 and the 4s,'
registered. 4j per cent for the- week.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock- exchange- tortay:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Katn-
4c
Stations. Max. M'.n. falU Sky.
Arhland. Neb ... 7S S4 .'H Cloudy
Auburn. Neb 71 54 on Cloudy
Columbus. Neb.. 7S 53 .20 Pt, ciocdy
Fairbury. Neb.... 70 . 54 .00 Pt. cloudy
Fatrrruint. Neb... 51 bi " Cloudy
r,r Island. Neb. W 54 IS P. cloudy
Hartington. Neb. 71 64 .13 Cloudy
Hastings, Neb.... 77 61 Pt dourly
Oakdale. Neb 7ft 53 .J8 Cloudy
Omana. Neb 77 57 .5 Clouds-
Tekamah. Neb... 1 5 .41 Cloudy
Alta. la 75. 53 ,3S Cloudy
Carroll. Ia 78 50 .M Oear
Clarinda. Ia 75 52 . Clear
Slhlev. Ia. 74 54 T.53 Ft. cloudy
Sioux City, Ia.. 78 54 .JO Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Hain.
' Station. Stations. Max. Min. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 28 ) .
CidumbuH. 0 17 i2 t4 .
Indlanapt-Hs. Ind.. 12 'W .12
Kansas City. Mo.. 19 -So 5e .28
Louisville. Ky 1 t- T !
Minneapolis. Minn. 24 4 52 . 2
Omaha. Neb 16 7il 51 .28
St. Louia. Mo 11 9 82 .20
The weather is slightly cooler throughout
the corn and wheat region. Rains occurred
in all dlstncrs and were excessive at points
In the Kaneas City and Chicago districts.
. I A. w5LiaH. Local Forecaster.
la General Market.
May 29. WHEAT steady;
old
Local
Ribe weru
9. la
BT LOCI3
traclt. No. 2 red. casn, xi.twt."t: No. J
hard Mcfttl.04: July. Mic; September, ttc.
CORN Lower: track. No. 2 cash, 71"-u;
No. 2 white, 74frrVJ; July. 6ic; Septem
ber, ttt'rc.
OATS Lower: track. No. 2 cash. 52c: No.
J white. joWc; July, 461c; September,
S7t.
FLOCH Dull; red winter patents. 4.53
4.90; extra fancy and. straight. HluStao;
clears. 2.5&j33.7".
gEEP-Ttireithv. 2S.iWrS.7fl.
CtiRNMEAL Steady ;
. HUA.N wuiet; aa.ked. east track. Tl.l&$
1.1
Ailiinl ExpreM
AmlsamKted t'opper
American Car a Found
do preterred
Amernan Cotton Oil
-1o prefr-1
American Eicprefa
Amw. HI ii it Leath. pfo.
Amrriran Ire
American Lmaeed oil
io pretemvl
Amert-aTi L-x-oroottre
(id preferred ...
American Smelt. A Re-fng..
do preerred
American 9uar Refining
Amee. Tobacco pfd certif..
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlann
do preferred
Atianfte Coast Lins
Ba.umore . Ohio
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Trsnatt ..
Canadian Pacific
Central of New .Terser
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Chlcso Great W-al ern
Chicago A Norrhweaiem ..
Chlcasn. Mil. A Ht. Paul..
Chicago Terminal A Trsna.
do preferred J
C. C. C. at. L-enla ....
Colomdo- Ftial A Iroa ....
Colorado A Suutliera
dn lat preferred
do !d preferred . .
Consolidated 6aa
Corn P--odtict .... ...x
in preferred
Delaware A Hudeon
Delaware. Lack, a Weat..
Denver A Rio Itrands ....
do pr-ferred
Dmlllera' Securities
Brie
do I at preferred
do !M preferred
; Oenernl Electric
j llllnnta Central
International Paper
do pr-terred
International Pump
do preferred
Iowa Central
do preferred
Kanaaa city Bombers
do preferred -.
Loiilavllle A Naahvtlla
Mextran Central
Minneapolis A it. tult .
M . 31. P A Sault die. St.
do preferred
Missouri Pvttlo
Mlasourl. Kanaas A Texas
do preferred
National bead
Nat. R. R. of .Sex. pfd
New York Central
New TjrS Ontario A Weat.
Norfolk A W extern
do preferred
Nor-h Amertcaa
Parlfts Mall
Pennnrlvanta
People' a (lea
Ptttararg, ' C. A M. Is..
Preiat-d Car tHc-el
do preferred
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do lht preferred
do 2d preferred
Republlo liteel
do preferred
Rock laland Co
do preretred
9. U a 8-n Fran, td pld.
SC. Leuta Southwestern
do preferred
Southam Pacific
as preferred ............
South.rn Hailwar
do preferred
Texaa A Pacific
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(pringrield, Mass...
EA-anavtlle
P-ttland, Me
Dayton
Little Rock
Augusta, Ga.
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Knoxvtlle
Jacksonville. Fla
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Lincoln. Neb
Wilmington, Del..
Wichita.
Wllkesbarre
Wheeling. W. Va...
Fall River
I Davenport
' Kalamaaoo, Mich...
Topeka
I Helena
I Springfield. Ill
j Youngstown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
I Erte. Pa
j Cedar Rapids, Ia.. ...
! Macon
i Aaron
Lexington
Rockford. Til
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Binghamton
Chester. Pa
Sioux Falls. 3. D...
South Bend. Ind.....
Bluoming-t.irt, m
Canton, O
Qulncy. Ill
Springfield. O
Decatur, 111
Mansfield, O
Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville, 111....
'Houston
Galveston
.' I
12. ' ..... ,f
liJW.iOM j
lS.i.il
ia. 140,000"
9.-n2.-iiin!
8.7-S.i.
8.514.IMJM
.27d.iI0I
9,t7.ii
7.2:i.iii
7.if.2.st
K.l!i7.ii
7.23'J.d0i'
S.S9.'.'k.
4 .'.''.
D.46.LHmi .
ASZt.iKHM
5. 41t.JXM
4.367.IMM
4.WI-.'tl
A4:Altl
4.tt.t"l.
J.A7. untu.
3.77.UIi
3. SOT. until.
2.;Cin .
Xit.i.ll
2.17. !H.
2.!11.1I
2,S7,yii .
2.458.01.1!
.I,!f74.ii.
I.TTsi.tHrtl.
2.127.itl
l.fWO.Oiioi .
I.5r7.i0.
1.4M.nfg
l.S54.tr04
1.6n7.titin!
1.5n.tnn..
1.4f.4.0"O
1.2i.trtl
l,ln6.ti
l,22S.tiO
L21t.i . . .
1.215.ioi...
l.itn.ntioi...
1.243.0WI...
1.2a.iri...
1.218j 24.41
l.tKt.itnfH I
1.2TS2.tiOi
Ut1.!""! I
1.329.00 1
UUtd.-wul 2.i
LiH7.0i"i I
l.fl
"o'i
l..st
18.2
4.1!
8.0
4.01
11. 4i
a. 51 v
I 13 3
I 15 5
21.4i
12.0
9.3
2.3!
I 8.8
15. lj
. 1.8
18. Hi
18.0
22.5
....
1
s.a't.
OMAflA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, of All Kind ia Good Demand
and Stronger.
30T MITCH CHA3TGE n HOGS
Very Llsjht Iteeeiata at Sheea
Lass ha Shara Staeh ttaady
Walla Waalad Klada Are
Very "law e,iara
aad
SOUTH OMAHA. May 29. KKW.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday ...
Ornclal Wednesday
Official 'nitirsday
Estimate Friday ...
rattle. Hoss Sheep
... 2.352 7.3hJ 131
... 3.144 12.J4S 3.:h2
... 1.940 10 l
... 1.52 J 10 1X 2.l
... Wx T.tKW 2.UO0
Ftvs davs this week.... .el 47.52 14 3.2
Same dave last week ...18. 8 W.291 21. X
Same days 2 wtka agn..l.i 47. kd
Same davs 3 weeks ego... 18. V 47.413 a.t.l
ima davs 4 weeks ago. .13..v-n 42.5nS
Same days last year 12.447 42.S47 U.1.7
The following table shows the rcelpts of
csttle. hog and alieep at South Omaha for
the year 10 date, compared with last year:
191. I!r7. Inc. Dec.
3K2.!15 47U.-;rS 1'J.314
1.231.1M l,il47.tH2 184.2S8
W.23 7fCi.J" lbfl.af.
following table shows the average-
price of hoa-s at South Omaha fur the last
several daya. with comparisons:
Dste. I 1908. mi. ,!.. 19l.,19M.,19t.. 1901.
Cstt!
Hogs
Sheep
The
May
May
May
May
May
Mav
May
Mr
Mav
May
May-
lS...; I K-Hl 25i S 5 381 4 28 i 27
19... 5 34s,
20... 1 b; j
21 ... 1 i 3MSi 24i 8 ttil
2. . . ! 5 37 t IS, 8 231 S 31
13...! 6 25, 111 8 191 5 2)j 4 S7 4 1
J4...1. 1 i 04 8 25' 5 17' 4 36
.S. . . ! 5 14Si 5 3 4 321 i 181 4 34, i IH
28... 1 J 18 I 1 8 27 S 19' 4 S9 a 98
27... 5.-0 5 90I S 17 4 471 4 77
ai...5 28 5 92,8 26! 4 4l 3 73 i
5 241 4 48! 8 27 1 11
! 4 41, 8 25 i 7 iff
in
"S
7 05
8 lUt
19l
4 98
8 97
7 02
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today hv each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 11 re.
3 5
24.3
7.8..
30.31..
2.8i..
...
8.4k
3.91
10.4
'23.O
7 4
"ii a
511
17.9
4
4.9
"48
7 0
12. S
8.3
'.io!j
IC. M. A 3t P 7
Wabash I
Missouri Pacific 1 2
I nion Pacific 4 17
C. N. W.. east 3
C. N. W . west 7 44
C, rit. P.. M. At O 2 7
C. B. 4 ij.. east 2 4
C U. at vj.. west 10 13
C, R. I. A P., east:.. 1 1
R. L 4 P. west.. .. 1
Chicago Gt. Westum. I 1
Totals 30 91
frU.Orfe I 12.0
l.(lK2,0"t 94.21
IWUM)! 15. li
M7.'X1 18. 8
8f.0OtH I 4.1
7'.oi" 29.81
581.tH r 7.8
812.00I 5.41
'3.iino! 17.3
49.tOI I 23.4
7U8.0HI! 61.
43.iioi j 17.3
41i7.(ioO I 4.7
4it8.tl 6.8i
318.0is) 22.2
41XI.0MM 12.0
414.itl j 7.7
420.01 KX 10.21
4?4.(' I 18.7
2.iWI 24. 3
3n'l."M! 10.4
253.. (VSH 18.0
34.0Ot 26.0
3!4.oi ie.5
392.rtnnl 18.31
346.0ms 32.7
264.0001 8-7
412.IWI U1.2
170.0WH 8.21
18.1M9.0O01 30. h
10.3O6.OOO! 16. a
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
New Yard Money Market.
NEW TOR IC. May 29 PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER asf per cent.
STERLi-N'J EXCHANGE Steady, with
act.ial business In bankers' bills at 84.8710
'fi-4.!720 for demand, and at KsVt(S4.Snoit for
sixM' day bills; commercial bills, J4.S6.
SILVER Bar, 5.1c: Mexican dollars, 47c.
LON-DS Government, firm; railroad, lr-r-'u'ilar.
MONET Oh call easy at lH1f!4 per cent;
ruling rate. 1 per cent; offered at 14 per
cent.
TIME LOANS Dull and steady; sixty
days. 2SS-S; per cent: ninety days, 34 per
cent; six months. per cen.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds:
U. 3. ret. 2s r. sx Int. IMS Japan 4Ss
WlMii-a iceiU wr 1 hit fttendv: timothy, n0.floarl8.00: oral
l ne. iiiui-y
157 cars;
" ilea' 11 Clir' rra n.
,!: hogs W.oon hean. -
Iraillng futures rangea as m"---
The
L-.lcbs. Opsn-1 Hlgh.J i Cloae.l Tes'y.
'tiiat
Mnv
July
!'Ut.
Ccrr.
Mav
July
Sain.
'C":
k May
bMay
ajulv
'iJ.iiy
Sent.
Pork
Juiy
Spt-
Lard
July Sept.
Ribs
Julv
Sept.
I itw,. 1 11
't.'V-f'ol ""ai
1 I I
8ivHi ?m
H7Sd-:o'7S'ha
1 os
87
t ItTli 1 tS
9is,9tViH
87S, M1
I 3"H,
A I
sT'a-tHl
!
5S'4elS.
13 85
13 au
a 45
a
T 36
7 80
00 t
SSS.I
77 H ttneisnv
HRHroTS ;
4,86 Vil
I
51t,
5-Si
4Si
'.S,
27S,
52H
IS1
37V
13 SO 13 tj 13 Ttl
14 ft-IS IS iU 7H
57H
a 75
T 4i
7 70 I
a a
8 do
T Sg
TBTHji
52HI
8 70
7 T7S
M2t4i
87i
a&Hl
58 S)
08
47H
3-'
IS 87H
II .2H
8 47H
a r
TS7S
T so
a Old. b New.
Caaii quotations were aa fnllowe.
FI OV'K Market eaay: winter patents,
t4.ST.4t4 86. straignta. M.lUrT4 : spring pat
ents IS 204JO.40; straight. t3.?4.75; baker
0vheaT-N spring, 2c31.0; No. 3
retl. tl is). - ,,
t .R.Nfijo. X. TT6S2c; Jfo. 3 yellow. 77H
OATS No. I 6SHe; No. f white. O'SfSHc.
B.4.RLET Fair oj choice malting, 6Sii.ix
StV.KDtJ Flax. No. 1 northweaSern, tL24H
p'.lt)V13ION Short nba. aldea (loose
1J 75. Lsrtu par 1" lbs.. $8.4s Short clear
aldee t bos .Hi). K.MJH
"rjllowlng were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and
Articles.
Flour, bbia.
WheaL bu.
C-trn, Vj.- ..
"ie.ta. bu. ...
rtve. bu.
Racelpta. Shipments.
I8.i a.
.16. .tat 7 OKI
4..&-" rr.o
ii.i ars,
!.' Asm
parley, be. a.ixa AWtka
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. Creametnea. lA-flc;
duint-a. It-ri0c. E-sta, weak, at murk.
w include.!. lo. firsts, 14c: prime
le.sis. luxc. Cheese, stsady. hesjr!2c.
a exaaaaxeasawe aaaskii.i-.wasx.exa.
Liver aaal CssUm SCaa-txa.
LT'ERiHU Vfv 29.-WHELAT-apott
f rm No. 2 rwd eeatern winter. 7a d; No. 1
California. 7 futureav steady; Jidy.
Ta Sd, aepteniLwr. .a ii.d, Dacember, .a,
4a.. . . .
' coax mliiax, Bran navw AjuawllU,
iron ctyrroN TIES ti.oo.
BACrt7IN ric. .
HKMP TW1VE Jtc,
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: Jobbing,
13 75. Lard, higher; prime steam. t7.7Sr(i'
8.i7tv Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra
snorts, 17.75; clear ribs. fT.nZS;; short clears.
38 00. Bacon, steady ; boxed extra aborts,
18 5e; clear ribs. 88.37H; short clears. UJS
POULTRY Firm: chickens. U-Hjc; springs.
28"i-So: turkeys. ll'TiJC, Jucka, 7C; geese, bo.
BUTTER ateaity; creamery, jsa Jc.
case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
7.iK0 S.OikJ
27.t) ' 82.KJ0
14u1 . Sitxaj
5U.0U0 au.ouo
EGGS Lower, Ua
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu...
Com, bu .
Oat, bu
Kaaaae Ctty tirmta aad lravtslaaa.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 29 -WHEAT
lfdio lower; May. HH1-; July, : Septem
ber. XIV; cash. No. 2 hard. 9gMc; No. t
hard. if2'a-'J7o; No. i red, sxVytskc; No. S red,
93.irM8c.
CORN ?p4c lower: May, SSc; July,
'w: September, &9Hc; cash. No. t mixed,
rjeSc; No. 3 mixed. 87Sjc; No. 3 while,
sec; No. a white. iStCc.
OATS Unchanired, No. I white, 52H365c;
No. 3 mixed. ol62c. r
RYE ItfrTKc.
HAT Steady; choice timothy. tll-EO-t?
lies; choice prairie. t.avrplu.ja.
BUTTER Firm; creamery extras. 21c;
packing stock, ltac.
EXXS Unchanged to Ho lower; fresh
extras, 16c; current recetpta. 13c.
Recetpta. Shipments
Wneat, bu 46.is 5n.ii
Corn, bu. 21ii 28.i0
Oats. bu..... t.t l.uai
Toledo. !4t. Louis A Wot IS
do . preferred 4H s
Union Pacific 7S.4.JO '.41 1SS 141
do preferred -iZ
United Stales Rxpreaa SO
United States Realty 6- 50 o
United State. Hucoer I. W M U' J4
do prat erred I'M S 'S
I'ntted States Steel 51. w rS 14 37S
do pref rrd J, lie 101 10US W
Vlrsinia-t'arollns Chen tl
do pre! erred . 97 s
Wabaao. US 11 l'.S
do preferred 2.40 i'S 214, 2:S
Wolla-Parso Express Xi
Weattnsnoues Bleuulo .... W W 44 no
Weatera L'nioo 2M jaa --4
do coupon
0 8. Ia reg
do coupon
0. 3. a reg
do coupon ......
Amer Tub. 4s ..
do Da
Atchison can. 4s
do adluat. 4a ..
do ex. 4o
do cv. as mS N. J.
Atlantic C. U. 4S .. fcS.'onh.
Baltimiira A Ohio 4s.. 9S do 3s
do 3Ls n Mor.
Brooklyn H. T: cv 4s. Tj Oregon
ent. ot Georgia ce.HHSFena.
IS
ltas.lapan 4Sa M aeries.. 7T4
.M n- A N. unified 4a.. S
.101 Manhattan o. s. 4s... SSS
IKS Mexican Cent. 4e .... His
.1.2 do 1st loo l'S
. 71SM. A St. L. 4s .... 80
.lf3SM. K. a T. 4S 7
. -a So Ida S3
. n Nat. R. R. el M. s. 4s M
1tN. T Cent. gen. JSa. '
a 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnastng the num
ber of bead Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omsha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour dk Co ,.
Cudany, from K. C
Hiss ok Son
F. P. I.ewin
J. B. Root 4 Ca
U F. Huss
Sullivan Bros.
Other buyers
.19 8f J54
lug 1,052 -1
1S2 2,'i'JO 812
1-il 2.728 2S1
263 578 276
9
8
239
100
1
45 599
Totals
...1.041 7.188
1.043
CATTLE There were not enough cattle
here Una morning to maae very much of
a market, bui, as noted yesterday, receipts
navo been si light during the last few
days in fact, for the whole week that
nuyers were hungrier for supplies than
tiiey have been In quite a while.
As a result of the light supply and the
good demand, buyers were ail out m the
yards In good season and the few beef
steers sold very readily at prices strong to
lOe. higher than yesterday In other words,
the market today waa J4i3oo higher than
the low point on Tuesday, which Would
make It a little stronger than last week's
close. A peculiarity of the market la that
the advance has been fully as (Teat, If
not greater, on the medium kinds of cat
tle., which were poor sellers last week and
tiie early part of the present week.
trows and heifers have participated . In
the advance In the case of steers, they
showing about the same advance. The
market today waa active, and the few head
offered sold very readily, piicee generally
being a little higher than at the cloae of
last week.
There has been hardly enough stockers
or feeders during the last few days to
really make a market, but the few coming
have sold to good advantage and prices
are around Ujl6c higher than last week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornx'ed steers, I6.40y7.uti: fair to good corn
fed steers, So.75-v24.4u; common to fair corn
fed steers, t4. 76 5.75; Good to choice cows
and heifers, t4. 75-46 ofi; fair to good cows
and heifers, S3.75tij4.76; common to fair cows
and heifers, HLJf.nj3.75; good to choice stock
ers and feeders. S4.ffta&-2S; fair to good
stockers and feeders. 4.uBS. 86. common to
fair stockers and feeders, S3.0OU4.u0; stock
heifers, S2.75ia3.d0.
Representative sales:
BEijr STEERS.
Cent.
Pac. 2a
..124S
...ll-lS
... ns
Weat. con. 4s. 4S
L. rtdg. 4s. MS
ISa, 1915..
do 1st Ino 71 en cos. 4s H"S
do 2d tnc 4 Reading rn. 4s MS
do 34 lnc It Sep. at Cuba as KS
Chea. a Ohio 4Sa- l""Stit. L. A L M. c oa lors
t ill. A Alton 3Ss.- 7 8- L. A 8 P. fx,. 4s 7T S
c . B. A Q. new 4a. XW..L S. W. con. 4s.. at
C. R. L A
do col. Sa
do rtdg.
P. 4s..
Seaboard A U 4s.
south. Pac 4a
do
as
DO
ras
siS
100
l Tex. at Pac. lacs.. Ill
!HT St. L. W as... T
Union Pacific 4s ....101 S
St So cv. a tS
SI t' S. Steel 3d 5s .... M
Wabaaa lata 104
7S"WetaTn Md. 4S .... Tn4j
C. C. 1'.. A 84. L.S. 4S StS'Southars Rr.
t olorado Ind. js
Colorado Mid. ....
Colorado A South. 4a
Dels. A Hud. ft. 4s
Dnver A Rio O. 4a.
Er-a prior lien 4s ..
to gen. 4a
Hucklns Val. 4Ss. .1IOSW A U B. 4a
Inter. Met. 4Ss t7SW1aconpm Cent. 4s.. -
Japan 4a 7SN T N. H. cv. 4 ella IMS
Bid. )tfmd.
No.
...
T. ..
...
20...
18...
4...
S...
t...
1
1
1
I....
AT.
.- Ml
.1117
.i;s
.ia
.1114
. Tn
710
M
No.
JO...
u...
Pr.
4 St
I 60
t It
4
8 0
COW 3.
18 I
tie S
IN T
HEIFERS.
S 30
BULLS.
IN 1
I 71 I
I 71 1
I 75
CAX.VE3.
I 2t f
4 -JO 1
4 W 4
4 60 12
5 2
AND FEEDERS
At.
..izse
..1X1)
..1221
..uu
. tl
lilt
Uit
1S1I
IPSO
.IMS
Pr.
t M
t 76
1 :s
t
t so
4 2S
i in
I
4 M
4 46
lit
21
ItJ
Ut
I
I 71
t
t J6
Wheeling A Lake Bns
Options at Kans
City.
Arttciea I Open. Hlgh Low. Cloae.
Wheat
July ..
Sept...
Com
J'dy . ..
B-pt ...
I I I
KTf,! 841 tTS-n Krr
lrai Stm S..H1J'A
I 1
rs: rT; n 1 ichb
:5Ft f 59V3iSi - 5SV, 59HtS
' Xtlwaaka Otis Marker.
MII.WAUKEE. Mav 29. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 nortnern. SI 124J-1.13: N. S
northern. Sl.heSl.IS: Julv. aelu bl.t.
r)AiVUCY-Xuil, So. 2. ;c, sample. 58
47.
( 1 vR. Lower. Nik 3 cash, aS3⪼ July,
87Ho asked.
Taleda SeaeT Market.
TOLEDO. Maa 25L SUED Clavers, Oc
tobex, 37.a; ivecsniijar, (l.M,
Atchiaon aaut. 4s..
do 4s
Atrhiats
do pfd
oatua A A. as.
Boatna a Ma.- ex. 4
Hoetoa Elevated.,
eepiu-htwrg pfd ..
N. T . N. H. A H
Union Pacific
Ana. Arava. Cham. . .
do pfd
Am. Pnen. Tlbe ..
Am. Sugar
da pld
Am. Tel. A Tel....
Am. Woolen
do pta
Krtleoa Rise
General Eler-.i
Maes. B lee tna
do pld ...
Readinu, 'M . "" ..:'
Wlaconaln Central -AS
do preferree . n
Northern Paclfio tu.Sia 134 1SS 1'S
Ceul. Leather 23S
do srelerrad 10S MS tS rS
Rloaa-anefrteld 1 e 91 ,,i
Great Northern ofd 12."0 IS S lf lJ-,
lutertarauKh Metropolitan Its i- 12
do preferred 1.700 21 33 It
TTtan copper .... 'S
TtnaiiiM Copper 3b MS St If,
Laadea stack: Market.
LONDON. May 29 American securities
opened firm and higher today.
Pat ruiad from i U) ?j above yesterday's
New xork closing.
Consols, money ?74 slo.. Kan. A Tex
do aceoaol 7S N T rk Ceiral...
Anacnnds "S .Norfolk A
Ati-hiaon tts do pfd.. x-.llx
do pfd M-s Ontario W
Baltimore A Ohio '"S rVnnaylxanla
t'aaadiao Pac-ltlc 16J Rand Mtaea
OHwapaaas a Ohio... 44 Reading
W..
st. P
ChM-eso tl
C . M.
Pe Beora
D. A II. O
D A R. C. pit
En a
da lt pfd
1a :.1 p!d
Oraud Truns
IllUuus Caxural
U N . ex. H.hta
T ..m n-vn Itai 1 war
do pld
. 1! Southern Pactflo ..
. 2t- Uniua Pacific
. at do pit!
. n'xCnitou ttatea 3taal
. S 4i pfd
. ! Wsba-n
. 17S do pfd
lsi Spaoian 4s
.el-vAmal. f opper
.14
.. -s
.. tl
'H
.. dl S
.. s
.. 'as
.. Its
. a
. s
.14S
. ts
"S
its
. ::s
. a
. IS
its
SILVER Bar. steady. 24 7-16,1 per ounce.
M" iNEY KalS per cent.
The rate of discount in tha open market
for short bills is 1Si1 per cent. Tha
rate of disc -int In tiie open market for
thrfew-month bills Is lSvfl1 Pr oent.
Fes-etata Ftaaaelal.
I.ONT1N. Mav J9. Money was nulet on
tile raaaket to. lav and discounts were easy.
Trading on the stock exejiange was heavy.
The settlement has been satisfactorily con.
eluded. liUHinesi. lor new account broad
enod slightly and ehesn motlr- la being
investe-t mure freely in consols and un
Tieeling seciritiea Lata tn tie day a
burdening occurred, and w'th New York
tuiyiusv ita fiinruox, toe market finished
etesilv near tlie heat of the day. Grand
I'runH rail'ed atiKnuv after ita weakness
oil the April statement.
bRUX, May JX Xraduig on Lha Bourse
Boetaa 9 toe he aad Baada.
BO8TCN, May 29. Money, call loana iw
2t per cent: time loana, 2SHS per cent. waJ
X 11V luilliwuia wnin lux uiu.llia -i ,
stocks and bvinds:
st Btngtiam Tt
eaatcalume A KmIi ...too
7Sa. entnnlai Z2S No. At.
SlSCopper Range 7S I i&
1 Pair Weat S 1
12t PraokilB SS it 14
127 liranor 1 I iTS
IJ lala Royals 30 I 11 217
184 Maas. Mlutng IS 70 2e
iitSMImisan k, an in
- Mi.hawa US I 4 1M
Hi Montana C. A C. a" I tl M
"'Hold Dominion S m :7
lrts-'araoia tx 7 210
1 Parrot I 10 2
U7Sl"lncr 2 1
XISHhauDOa 11S ai
rSeTmar'k 5 " 30
Ilium til Tnnltr 1-S a'7
1a 1M V t Mining ri 42 lie
Sl' 8. Oil as 7 ;m
44 L'latt 40s ti 2't
54 Vrtorta 4S 4 ml
lWSWlnona 1 17t
Math. .. .S Wolverine 12S 7t 210
TTSNorvg Butte 4 88 3't
Anna Coailtios !s 7 an
USaana IIS .27
2s aiumet A Artaona ..Kt 7t
SS Action. Com ITS 47 211
tasPrsens tuaaas S 7 214
it 1 at. it
221
.201
1 240
1 i40
t 3M
1 134
4 171
STOCKERS
A 4M 4 28
WESTERNS IDAHO.
18 feeders.. s 4 6 icuwi l'i 4 46
6 cows 964 3 50
HOGS The life and snap so noteworthy
In the hog trade during the last two days
waa absent tills morning. Buyer aad
sellers were apart in tneir views, and while
the market waa In pretty fair condition,
still hugs did not sell so rapidly. Good
weight loads generally . commanded steady
prices, they being In tie best, demand. Oi
the other hand, light hugs were slow u x
little lower, those of tiie better uuallty
naturally selling to the best advantage.
Taking the market as a whole, the saiee
did not show any very great uhange, the
bulk, being at S6.26Si6.3o. the same as yes
terday. In spite of the fact that the market
I was less acuve, pretty nxucu over jwui-s
changed 1 lands in very good season in uie
morning.
Hreprewentatlve sales
vTJhat Bs a Draft?
A draft is a Bunk' method of chtM-kimr on it de
posits in other banks. It is the same to the Bank that
your check is to you. It is a Safe and Convenient Way
of remitting by mail. A Bank's Draft i. honored every
where. We sell both foreign and domestic draft?.
FIRST lATIOHAL BANK
OF OMAHA
THIRTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANE CT NEBRASKA.
FAIRACRES
Furnishes just the place in which to build a home, a high,
sightly tract of land, artistically laid out, with reason
able building restrictions. Fairacres lies along Dodge
St., west of Dundee, and already has several of Omaha's
most beautiful homes. Land, roadways and parks have
been graded, and trees and shrubbery set out. One to
five acre trects $600 per acre, and upwards. One-fourth
cash, balance easy payments.
Let us ehow you FAIRACRES, also other Dodge St.
acre tracts, and lots in Dundee today.
GEORGE . CO., HOI Farnam
wooled lambs, tK.iWffn.W. fair to good light
wooled lambs, 86. it "ii";. 00: good to choirs
heavy wooled lambs. SS.7Titf.25. shorn
lambs 76ct under wooled stock.
Quotations on sheep: Good to choice
yearltngA shorn. S6.nu0iA.25i fair to good
yearlings, shorn. S4.71VS6.0fi; good to choice
weihers, shorn. S4.7Si5.iiO; fair to good
wethers, shorn. 84.25(4.76; good to choice
ewes, shorn. 34.26(0 4.65; fair to good ewes,
shorn. S4.uOi4.25; culls and bucks, shorn,
S3. Wso4.a0; wooled sheep 2&$40e above shorn
stock.
Representative sales:
No.
4P9 Colorado lambs, wooled
10 Colorado lambs, culls...
2R1 western lambs ,
248 western lambs
20 western lambs, culls ...
Ar.
... 82
.. 88
.. 77
.. 88
.. 73
Pr.
40
5 58
5 16
S 40
4 08
CHICAteO LIVE TUCK MARKET
Cattle Firm Hoars Taa Ceata Lower
Shee and Lam ha Steady.
CHICAGO. May 29. C A TTT-E Receipt s
about L50rt head. firm. Steers, So.uO'fc'LJS;
stockers and feeders. gS.26giS.4fi; cows.
S3T.4j6.71S; heifers. .503.26; bulls, S4.1KV,
6.75; calves. S2.5nflrl 30.
HOGS Receipts about 18 0nn head. Mar
ket 10c lower. Choice heaw shtpptng,
SS. 46015.5714: bttrchers. SB. lovgr, 55 : light mixed.
.4"v,o.;jm; choice light. S9.4btAo.62i;' packing.
pigs. S4.ltro6.2a; bulk of sales.
84.90.46;
S5.4e 50.
SHEEP
7.'o head;
S6.25-ii8.30;
AND LAMES Receipt about
steady. Sheep. S4.0t4j6.f0; lambs,
yearlings. S4.j0iju.2S.
Kaaaae City Live Stock Msrket.
KANSAS C1TT. Mo., May 29. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,300 head. Including 200 smitherra;
market strong. Choice export and dressed
beef steers, S8.5fgjf7.on; fair to good. SS.iWrj
S.4(i western steers, S4.7oti8.50; stockers and
feeders, S3.15j6.26; scut hern steers. S3.804:
8.J5: southern cows. S2.75j4.60; native cows,
S2.5iVf5S.26; native heifers. Sll.j0'ul.a; bulls,
S3.JS"76.00; caives. 83.75(45.26.
HOGS Receipts, 12.0 head; market 5-oine
rower; top, S6.55: bulk of sales. S&.2&Q6.46.
Heavy. S5.40u6.o5; packers and butchers.
tB-.T.viS (40; lights. S6.15ia6.4ft; pigs, 3 603A50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1300
head, market steady. Lambs, e5.2i4o. ii;
ewes and yearlings, S4.0rntJ-4.oO; Texas year
lings. S4.50"K.2&: Texas sheep, S3.75A.tO;
stockers and feeders, S8.2&1&3.86.
St. Laala Live Steak Market.
ST. LOCIS. May 29 CATTLE Receipts
900 head Including 160 Texans. Market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
S8.(17.15; 1 tressed beef and butcher steers.
85 i48.i: steers under 1.000 pounds, S4.50t
6.80; stockers and feeders t3.itj4.75; cows
and heifers. S3.ooi6.10: canners, Sl.5fr5J2.40;
bulla. mtaB.ftO: calves. S3 ouna.OO; Texas
sxd Indian - steers, S3.jt38.7S; cows and
heifers. S1.75'34.2&.
HOiJ Receipts 8.O0B head: market lower:
pigs and lights. S3.5n.5; packers, tri onr
5.jt: butchers and best heavy, J5. kYq6.o.
SHEEP AND LAMTlS Receipts 1.500.
Market steady. Native muttons. SJ.26or5.ii:
lambs, S4.Jfti7.26; culls and bucks, 83.004
3.5ti; stockers, S3.25i4.u0.
London market: locally the market waa
inlet and unchanged at 84.i2ir4.27'-, Spelter
WOO linnhanflu,! ttia r.,..l.,n m t... . I..
CHlly, S4. kea4..!i. Iron wis higher In Lon
don OVtl h I l.itr.laml a, v ...... ....... 1 . r-
5a 6(1; locally no change waa reported. No.
1 foundry northern waa quoted at SM.Tiwp
i...a-. ;o. a nortnern ar jih.iio iti.7B, No. I
southern and No. 1 southern, aott, at Sltt.ne
q?17 (0.
ST. Tor-TS tfi -l lLrT7-r irj t - i
dull, 84-21,, apelter. dull, 84.4174.
Waal Market.
BOSTON. Mav 29. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
The volume of wool business haa failed
to expand materially and prices are In aa
low a level aa formerly. The tone of tha
market la firmer In sympathy with Lon
don, but prices axe no higher. The ship
ments of wool from' Boston to May 28, In
clusive, sccordlng to the government sta
tistics were 80.i8.x:4 pounds against 115.
640.046 pounds for the same time last year.
The r-ceipts to. May 28. Inclusive, were
57.224.874 pounds against HJO.no,7a pounds
for the same period last year.
ST. LOI.IS. May J9. WOOL Firm; med
ium grades combing and clothing, Wipip::
ItTht fine, irttiiUc; heavy fine, lbtlirtsc : tub
wash-d. lHoyjjt'..
LONDON. May 29 -WOOL-The third
series of uie wool aurtlon sales ended to
day. The feature of tha auction- waa the
sudden change which occurred during the
first week, when the- opening decline of
7'4 to liid waa recovered under heavy buy
ing for ail sections, American operations
being especially good In well grown greany
cross-broils. The improvement In good cllpj
progressed until the final rates, compared
Willi the April sales, allow! merinos un
changed. croHS-hreds suitrvhle for Amenta
10 pet- cent higher and medium coarse crons
breUs 5 to 74 per cent dearer. Fine and
faulty crosa-hreds arul heavy merinos eased
off during the lout few days, and with Cape
of Good Hope and Natal, closed 6 per oent
lower than the second series. During the
sales home spinners took 30 JM, hales, con
tinental buyers Hi.tt'O. and ArTuricana 8.oJ.
There were 120.000 baixa held, over Cor Uie
fourth series. Tha, offesings today were
10.384 bales. Scoured were somewhat irreg
ular, but the rest of Uie aaaortmeiit found
a ready aaie at firm prices, SaiSH . were aa
follows: - New So u 01 Wales. Ljw) hales;
sooured. Is 3Hd-r-l8 "a"; . gresay, J 7do'ls.
(Queensland. 100 - bales: sunn-rod. la 2thd
la greasy, oalod. Vlctoris. LltiO
bales; scoured, 9dSlB 2S)d; areaay. siffliUvl.
West Australia. 200 ttalas, sooured, tlidUSid;
greasy, Hlvs-d- New ZeaUunrl, bales;
scoured. Is 2lls 8d; geeaey. 4Asi"vl. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal, Sj Dana; ncnurcil,
8diS1s Id; greasy.. Seiiiyl. - Pnnta Arenas,
2,Jl bales; graaa rSL.H'l r . -
L'nlted 8hue
do pfd
V a. Steel
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Adventure
Allouea
Anuucamatod
Atlantis
Bid. Aakod.
I
Bank C leas-tags.
OMAHA. Mav 3 Bank clearings for to
day were 81.543.0:11.10 and for the corre
sponding date .ast year n.SV4.ul7.5i.
Monday ...
Tuesday ...
V eanestiay
Thursday
Fnduy ....
Saturday ..
Tot ale
.S2.407.7Sc.52
. 2.14S.UB1.42
. Z.UC1. ;'. oi
. l.iH'5.318.88
. 1.542.J81.10
. . Dec. day
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C.9).7-fi.38
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2.088.275.14
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S9.9r.029 43 I8.974.96u.28
Increase over the corresponding week last
year. Sl,a2,07.16.
Sw Tark Ml alas Storks.
NEW YORK. May 29-M!ning stocks
dosed as follows:
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Broeco It) L,tvle (ttlet S
liruaexrirk 'oa t Mexlnas tr
Coaaetora T-ia i . 17 (tmarto
I'anatarl T'in. B...Ki Opair 24
Coa. Cal. A Vs - -I ma. I Hi.xa .
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BH tLttl1 Receipts this morning were
small and the quality waa poor, so that
mere was really not enough on sals to
Interest buyers to any great extent. What
little iiiiirn stuff there was here sold quits
readily at prices that were steady to aa
much aa 10c lower in some cases. Buyers
seemed to have use for ail ths snorn stuff
and It did not tase tnem very long to clean
up the few loaun offered.
vl -Miled lambs were very slow and hard
to move. Buyers claim that tna season is
pretty well ajvsnced for wooled st iff. and
tnst it is not killing out very wed. As a
rile the wooled lamoi un sale this morning
were mora or leas neirlncted. eaneciauv
S-awe Kara aa Laaae. ; those tnat did not nap pen to oe very good.
PARIS. May . The Bank of F-ance tj-jsnll there were aime pretty good killers
day lowere.1 its aixx ouut tate on loans that sold aa mgn as Jfc-tli.
from 4 to l'S par ceur, wuoiauuus on uuuom. Gutxl to chnlue light
St. Jsseph Live Stoek Market.
ST. JOSH7PH. Mo., May 29. CATTLft
Receipts 528 head; market steady: natives,
S5.5iri7.iJ; cows and heifers. S2.it!6 25;
stockers and feeders. S3.s0f.taJ.
H04J4 Ret-eipts 8.477 head; market 5CrHVi
cents lower; top, SS. 15; bulk of aaies,
t6.30tfti.46.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts 3" head:
market steady: lambs. 86. srJ8 50; vearllnga
and wethers, S4.tai6.26: owes, $3.7o''i 1.50.
' Blaax City Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY. May 29 3pectal Tele
gram.) HOGS Receipts. 5.5fO head; market
5c lower: range. 86. 1&.J6. 30 ; bulk. S6.3t"i6 .26.
CATTLE Receipts. 00 head; market
steady: beeves, S6.Jtl8.76; cows and halters.
Sa.aOQ6.76; feeders. S4.uVa6.0u; caives and
yearlings, SJ StJ4.a0.
Stack la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six
pal western markets vestcrdav:
Cattle. Hogs.
South Omaha o 7.
Sioux Cltr 0 8.:i
Kansaa City 1 12.8o
9t. Louis 9"0 S.Jno
Pt. Joseph 528 8 47T
tliicago 1.6u0 18.it O
prlncl-
Sheep.
2.JC0
i.Vi
1.5i0
:rei
T.Otal
.3.418 65.577 13.1
Tjals
Pklladelphla Fradaee Market.
PHILA DCLPHT A. Mar 29.-BCTTER
Firm and Sc higher; extra western cream
ery. 2AS-c: extra nearby prints. He.
EOiS Steady : Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free raaes. 1"V at mark;
current recetpta In returnable caaea. lnc at
mark: western firsts, free cases. LTS-c at
mark; current receipts, free cases, 16o at
mark.
CHEESE Stesdv: New York frill oreems.
choice new. 11S411V: New York full
creams, fair to good. lOHtjllc.
Oils aad Hoela.
NEW YORK. Mav a OIL Cottonseed
oil. market stendv; prima crude. nom
nsl: yellow, 47S-C. Petroleum, steadv; re
fined New York. 88.57: Phlladeipiiia and
Baltimore. 18.70; In bulk, 84 'J6. Turpentine,
ertey at 44c.
ROSI N .trsined. common to good. S3 15.
!L CITY. Mav . IL "redlf balance
SJ 7S: runs. 340.49s hbls.: average. 178 HI 5
bbls: shipments, 2:3.971 bbls.; average, la2,
142 bbia.
- - Cetrtaus Market. t.J-
NEW YORK. May 2S. COTTON Futures
opened steady; June. 10.u7c; . July lO.telc;
August, lO.tTJc; September, 9tJV; October,
2Sc; November, -ciffrevl. Hoc; December,
.uDc; January. S.Wk!.' Mareh. t.liac,
F-itiir-s closed quiet; June. W,l5c; "July,
10.15c; August, lD.02n;- September. S.iuc;
October, 9.J2c; N-embeT, 9.18c; December,
9.13c; January. 9. He v February. 8-IOc; ilarch,
8.UBC. - '
GALVESTON. iLay 28. COTTONe-Steady
NEW ORLEANS; May 9 -CCfTTON
3pot. steadv: low ordinary, 1 l-lts, nominal;
ordinary. Vi:; good' ordinary, 9 5-l8c. low
middling, 10 7-18c; oiiddllng. I'-tre; good mid
dling. L; midline; fair. UHtt: fair, Ur-nc.
nominal; sales, 2,00') bales; recetpta, Lt8
baies; stock. 12S,rts5 bales.
ST LOCIS. May J9 COTTON' Quiet:
middling, llSc: sales. 53 bales; receipts, xt
hales; shipments, 378 bales; stuck. 24.O0H
bales.
Evaporated Applee aad fnrted Fralta.
NEW YORK. Mav ?9.-F.V ir-ORATCD
APPLES Market quiet: faney quoted st
1'U1oSt; choice ut tafla"; urtiria at 7'(f
7ac an-l commt'tr ttr fair at tSjSe'txj.
DRIED FRnTS Prune are-very quiet
and somewhat rfregulaB . wlttT .quvitatlons
ranging from 34 r. T t'allfornia and
from 5t -iloc for Oregnn ruit Apiicois
are unchanged with cht 1ce quoted at 13
U'ic: extra ftinies at lvilHjc; and fancy
at 15-dloc. Peaches continua quiet with
choice quoted at siv-gOr; extra choice at
o'-ec: fancy at loH,ue and extra fancv at
li'tjllV. Raistns were dull with loose
Muscatel quoted at 4S-o. choice to
fancv seeded at luyV; seedless raisins
at 5w8c. and Lomlonlavers at H.J&alaS.
Soger and' Molasses.
NEW YORK. Msv 29.-81 OARraw.
firm; fair refining Sjhc; centrifugal .'M test.
tJSc; molasses sugar, 2.84c. Refined steady :
No. 8. 5'jOc: No. 7, A36t; No. 8. 4c: No. 9
46c; No. 10, 4.76c; No. 11. 4.70c: No. 12.
4. dbc; No. 18. 4.d0c: No. 14, 4.55c; confection
ers' A. 5.2Cc; mould A.. 5.75c; cut loaf.
6 J0c; crtianed. Slue; powdered. 55"c; gran
ulated. J r: cubes, 6 rfttr.
MOLAi4SES firm: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 2T42c.
Mlaaeaaelta ferala Market.
MINNEAPOIJS. May 29 WHEAT No.
1 hard. II io, 1 US : No. t northern. Jl ti-"-4
il.itSS. No. z nortnern, fl.nl tal i.tinS : May,
tl . J'llv. Sl.t'is. rfepiember, MjgltaiC.
BRAN -In but. S2J .&u?i.:m.
hLtjl'R rnchiingid. llrst patenta. Sfi K1
3 i: secomla. tt Jifyti 46 f'rst clears, H.ijJ
4.Ji, second cleat s. S3 5rj2 . X.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. M.y -M FTT A LS Ttip
London tin market was H2 higher, with
spot quoted at 119 aa and futures at
12N 6s: locally the market was quiet, w-i i
4tiuaiKfia ranging from IJI Jd'i'J 75. The
London copper market waa 10s higher, wit.i
snot quoted at f7 12s oil and futures at
tie 6e; the locsl rrsr. was ntnet. wit .1
lake q-inted at S'2.77V212.87H, alectmlytln at
ri-I.ul-.'S and caei.ng at f-TS-ali.Vl.
Lead was la id higher, at AUI 16a, on Uie
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Mav 29. -CORN Lower; No. 3
yellow. 7i7.1c: No. 4 yedow. 7nr; No. S, 7tic;
N- 4. i7c. nn grade. fiMier.
OATS Inacti- M. No. 2 w:i:i, SliSpjc; N'.j.
4 m-hite. otur"S''.
I WHISKY U.JL.
Treaaury Dfilrartl.
W ViHINGT' V. M i - 23. -T-iduy'g state,
nieiit .,f i lia irea.ury hiioi-ici-s in t.-ie gen
tarai f.mtl. exclusive of tee S.5ti dti t.o -com
reeere. show: Ava. labia (una bHlam-ti,
Sj;.4tSe-5, gold ct.m au.l b-iliiok. ju. a-a,!
A7, guid .tfUUttlct, w" "