TITTC REE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY
1900.
GRAIN 15D PROBUCnimiT
5f ft?orable Weather Condi tions
Rami Tm..i ir.-.k..
MUCH EXCITXMEjn ON HAEKEI
Wars 4 Feasible Ceadltlowa Kal.s i..
Batlr Grawiac Belt, Wfiikrr
Mela Cald, Dry aad
i OMAHA. Ne.; May . I.
a Th nt Snsrket, M1M -nr rvou and ex
T.tement wss Intense. The. worse possible
conaitlona exist -over . tha., erhttr ' growing
be.t, the weather- being - cold, dry and
Jindy. ViIum Mymrti . enattnnlly
higher, quickly with vt trad. Predic
tion of a tew; day owdgar being ma
terially realised, enal the; traders ho. pre
dieted a week ag-o era' advancing these
j m radlctlong 10n a bustle.. ......
T Srn tenet-and aVadtly- advancing
!- no wnsmi, aa ww peer growing; and
inf condltiana. . Receipts are hght and,
with th present eraod . demand, tha light
offerlngea era taken an high; bid. ,
Wheat .; strong.'- f tiie opening on
' higher OblM. and eensaMAnaJ weather fe
VIWU frrtm all srfceat gfowlnet-sections
1 Prices advs.ru ed .sharply tot vry trado.
h exrlternerrt il general la both tha
..bull and bear faotfotr, making the market
hard to follow. Msv wheat opened at turn
1' and closed at tt.Krti. " ''
i Corn wa higher -with wheat and ahowed
' mOr Activity born la rb option and the
'aah market. HUtiier prlcea atlll are ex
pected unites receipt improve. - .May corn
opened1 at 6r and jr-Jnstfl, mj tWAo
frlmary wheat receipt wer. 282.00O tu.
and ahipnienta were Kff.rifln bu. gfllnat re-
relta last year of.SW.nno bil. f shipments
i of SM.Oun bu. - . j , -
J Corn receipt were 'ul and ship
ment were 441,009 bu-,..agifit receipt laat
IS 00, rholce prelrie.
isirs. 6i ,fri;.7&.
RY K WlVa .
Wheat. bu
Corn, hu
Oe'a. bu
Ill.JMMl?': choice Si
lt e elpts.
iiR.nnn
. ... 29 met
.... 14.WO
Bnlpmeni
lA.IJtO
Option at Kansas City:
ArUeU
I Open. High. l.ow. j Clone.
Wheat
Mav .
July .
Sept .
Corn
May .
July .
' Sept..
A asked
.1.
...I
12
1 op
47l
1 10
1 Ol'fc
18 in
1 09 ( I
1 rn 1 onvirt
. A
fr6 4
MEW
B bid - -
OR K NEHU.
MtHKET
rear of 2S,m bikand.
ents of r,noo
elttnte
, y-..- ..-
Clearancet we'f 8iAht.''of vcorn, none
? rtd whrt,,al1 flo'gr, equal to
Mverpool iloaofir VtrCSa'tfleVr, on wheat
nd lower om. "7 "'
Local range, o optlona: .j
Artlole. Opeiy H5"XW.TclriBe ! Tes y.
r rt'hoat I
Mav...
luly...
Corn
nt...
Gate
May.;.
Sept...
1 II
1 . 1 ;i
..!.:.'-'..;'; .will. .
H'ii. f,eV. IW! 5H
WHKATrKo; ? Wd.;'-. tl.gipW;
1 4
NO.
ard. H.tALKl; Jd.. 4, iiard. f.3t)il.2e; Np.
CORhVNtt. A .ntie-Ka .TAWc: -No.- 4.
9Ht'; No. ? yellow; Tflfcc; Ne, 3 yellow.
TOHcs N6. J white, 71ct No. ' white, 70(.9
7ic. ,- '.. .. w,- l.r
OATSSo' S anix(t. KHaj-fcio' yellow,
Wifl4c; No. a (;. 64'p;. 6ic.' 4 white,
awijM'.e; atandard. 644. - .
RYE No.. ?, 77e; No. 5. we,.,' r
w; . Car KMilnlli'
: -; v:w !.'Wnt.' Corn.' Oata
Chicago 8 M K
Minnaapollg." 13 -
Omaha 4 ' M It
Juluth
(HICAUO UR4M Aft) PROVISIONS
l'atrea ef tba Trading and Cloalng
I'rtcea on Board of Trade.
5 CHICAGO. May . Continued abseme of
tain In Kanaaa created bulllah aentiment
5 in the wheat-1 market 'and oauaed sharp
i Hdvancea In g! deliveries, prlcaa at the
loe ahowtna; Tie! g.lna or Hie to lHc
9 oat grain alao dlfpjayed remarkable
strength, corn and oata each advancing to
f new high record marka for the aeaaon.
J IToviaiona rloaed firm.
The wneat market waa atrong all day
Sand the volume of trade waa -large. Con-
i slderable excitement prevailed at the atari
I owing to the anxiety of many of yrater-
rtay ahort aellera to cover, and best prices
were recorded rly In the aeaaton. There
nil liberal profit taking at llmva, which
i Glutted in material aetbaoka, but each re
nctlon prompted more vigoroua buying and
a comcquent ouick rally. The drouth alt
ju&tion in Kanaaa waa the chief reaann for
V ; (Crength. although an unexpected ad-'
ance of -ijlVl ,(i) lbe prl..of, whjeai at
l.ivttpoul ' al no bad conaiderable efiVt-t.
Hnorta and conimlalaon liouaea were ac
iiv bidders -all 1'ay and aouthweatern
. houata were credited with large purchaae.
Ttieie waa a.inoet no demand for caah
i' L)j,t'at. The reported aale of a round lot of
if IHlnola wheat to ho delivered here
uly 1 to 2i at a price lc under to "V over
the July option, cauned ':onlderabie late
Hgaln touched the high mark for
the aeaaon, - while July anld between $1.14
nd t1.17?. The mnrket cloned atrong, with
July at !.17wU;i ami-May at Jl.atV
Corn for May delivery advanced today to
."He-, and the July to ,0c, which are new
high meika for the cr.ip. Shoita and mm-iniXklon-
houaea were active buyers. The
iemand waa- baaed largely on email re
clpta. The range for the day on May waa
lieiween Jlc and 7Sn and on July be
tween W4C and 70c, The market cloned
nong at prlcea up HOlWc compared with
rea, Hay being at 7sa
daotatlooa , of the Day on arloaa
1'ommodltlea.
S'KW TORK. Mav . FljOt'R Reelpt.
17.n hbla.t exports. 4. noo hhla. Msrkft
dull but firm. Mlnneaota patent a, $S.J"H.5;
Minnesota bakers, I4.sfih6.ui; mlnter patents,
.(in(fi.40; winter straights, 5f.; winter
pxtras, l.:yfnno: winter low a.artfs.
6 TO; Kah s slnilglita Rye flou .
illnt; I r to gooi( 4.40U4 W; chnlce ta
tancy, ., ai..m.
COPA-MKAl-tlrm. tltiM white nd yel
low, $l.(K(iljtift; coarse.. U SfaQl.au; kiln drld,
.. .' ,
RTB TJull; No. 2 western, Klc. f. o. b.
New York, ,
HARLRV-hrm; malting. 7fTc, c. I. r.
JxVw.York; feeding.. iMritlc., c. 1. f. New
York. . .
WHEAT Receipt. B,fX) bu ; exports,
7.(Wf) bu. Spot, market firm; No. 2 red.
$1.4Va.l.45 elevator; No. red. 11.46 nom
inal, f.-o. b. afloat; No. I northern Uu-
luth.. 1.3t,'S. . f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard
winter. H ii, f. o. b. afloat Wheat ppened
atrong and . excited on cables and poor
crop news .from fiermany and Russia,
broke partially under realizing and bear
ish' northwest anonunta. but again turned
eaaloi- -usui ckwed irregular at HIHtoc nt
ndvitnoe. . May closed $1.35; July closed
II.2P: September closed 1.12H.
. CORN Spot market firm; No. X 8Ve,
e evator. and Mo. f. o. b. afloat; no.
white. 8to.afld No. 2 yellow. 81c, f. o. b.
afloat. titlons without transaction, c-los
Ing flwn a-L-'iac net advance. May
closed flic; July closed 7c; aVpiembw
closed 76Sc.
OAT8 llec'elpts. W.OfiO bu.; epol niajket
strong. Mixed. Wfti pounds. fiuVtfMa. na
tural white, ; 2Wi pcninila. lifjHxc-; clip
ped whlrp, r.iiiii pounds. HIliV.
HAY Firm; No. ..3, B5';fJc; good to
ohoice,- So-UWc.
KOPH rull:' state ." common to choice
. 190. . mt'U'-i 1(107.. , Pacific ooast,. US.
(til o: IfM7. 3'.
: 1IDKS Kirm; . BoKOta. 28fl2c; Central
America. SfuftOUfeei , .
LEATHtH-Bteadv; acid. Z,frXc. . .
PROV'ISIONS-iHeef, quiet; family, $14.f
GUM; m-ss. SlO.oOfrll.flO; beof hams. '8.0
4i4.0;. packet. t2.ViiiM:- city extra India
mean. 121.6nfi-22.00. -Cut meaui. firnii ptrkled
bellies, llO.Kgll. 00; pickled hama, 111.2M1I
IU.60. Lrd. firm; western, J10.txai0.Tfl; t
fined. steady; continent, xu.lrt; Krutn
America. $11. HO; icwnpound. 7.87.U,.
Pork, ateady; family., HS.OfKtf'.'O.OO; ahort
cleav, gm.60W-21.6ti; mess. im.&.fha.OO. '
TAMX)W-Eii.y; city (12 per pkg.). 6Hc;
country (pkgs.- freelf ttttf'!ic. -
RICBKlrm; domestic, . fair to extra, 33
6c; Japan, nominal
BITTTER Easier; creamery specials, S'-i
(fl'JOc; official price, 24n; extras. 2c; held,
creamerv, 21W27C
POULTRY Alive. steady; chlckena.
broilers. &Kf35c; fowls, lTdPlTVK- Dreaaed.
firm: chickens. 12c; fowla. lo&Wc
CHEKSE Kasler; new state full cream
specials, Hf&U'-se; new state colored, large
and small, IS1:; new state colored, small
white, 13V.C-
FXiB Kaaier, western storage packed,
22Vy&'J3c; western firsts. 22(p22Vc; sec
onds, . lilfgrJUfcr,
WEATHffn IN TUB OR A IN RKI.T
'1 esterday a final figur
lnnd July tt 7c.
Oats alao had a sharp rlae in prices. May
advancing to btc, the hlgheat price on the
i i op and IHc above the previous close.
New crop futurua also diaplayed decided
strength, Caalt houses bought May freely
all day, which Induced lively covering by
shorts. The market closed , strong, with
prices up lfil&t(v.My; being at 6B4c and
July at 614Q61Tc
Provitluna . waqo. qulat . and the market
closed moderately firm. 2V0&C to 10c above
yesterday's cloaa
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Aiticlea Opi.. Hlgh.l Low. Closo. Tea y.
M Wheat I
SMay
M "Corn I
1 May
v
t sept.
iau
alar
I stept.
3 ifrk-'
8 ey
July I
i lirT-
a May . I
9 July
1 Sept.
fitlba
May
a July
Bept. I
1 28UVI
1 17WI
1
1 04S.I
I I I
I 2iHe 1 m,, 1 1 3
1 17'i 1 li.l 17tV l li"V.
1 MK,l 1 (M, 1 1 06
1 HM 1 OSii 1 W 1 0CV4
Fair and Warmer for Friday la the
Report.
OMAJ1A." May 6. 'l0.'
A barometric depresalon of conaiderable
energy moved over the upper Mlaaouit val
ley during the night, and now overlies the
extreme upper Mississippi valley and upper
lake region, with Ita center over eastern
Mlnneaota. This disturbance caused high
wlirds throughout the Missouri valley dur
ing the night, and la accompanied by high
winds and showers In the upper Missis
sippi valley and upper Inke region this
morning. Light showers occurred In the
extreme upper M'M'UT' valley last night.
An area of high pressure, over .(.lie wrat, I
following the depression over the valleys,
and a very decided fall In temperature oc
curred during the night In the upper Mla
alsslppl. throughout lite Missouri valley
and mountain district. The western high
will extend over the central valleys within
the next twenty-four houra. and will causa
continued cool and fair weather In this
vicinity tonight, followed by fair and
warmer Friday. Light froata are expected
to occur in Iowa tonight.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1909. 190ft. 1S07. 190.
Minimum teniDerature 44 40 4 fl
Preclnltstlon .00 T T .oo
Normal temperature for today. 69 degreea.
Pendancy In precipitation aince .March 1,
3.0 Inches.
Petit 1 ncy corresponding period in 1908,
2.58 Inches.
Lieficlency corresponding period in 1907,
1.87 Inches. '
L. A. WBlSH- Tjocal Forecaater.
NEWARK STOCKS AND BONDS
Strikinf-MoTeruenti in LoVer "Gride
Isiuei Featam of Day;
PROFESSIONALS .A FUZZLED
i
i
t arertalnty as to Meaalas: of
nmerna Adisnrri t aasea i mr
tallneat of Deal I age Heads
' Are atroas;.-'-
XBW YORK. May . The professional
traders in eunc.ks were puxaled to know
what was going on In tne market today
under covering of the striking movements
In a number of stocks of the lower vlaas.
It waa this uncertainty that prompted tne
curtailment of opvratiune and the shrink
age In the volume of the market. Atten
tion was focused on the Industrial stocks
and sudden advances were mailt- In a great
wirlety of theae, some of which have not
appeared in the tape records for a long
t.ine previously. Diversion of activity to
tola grade of atocks usually awakens sus
picion of tha exhaustion of possibilities In
the more substantial kinds, which have
had their previous movement.
The general 'int. Including the stocks of
the more substantial class, was almost
more responsive to t lie rise In specialties
and opinion In the board room was that
realising sales were going on In those
atocka, in continuation of the movement
yesterday. The bulk of today's bustnees
nevertheless was done at a level of prlcea
above last nlgnt. In contrast with the
positive depression caused by yesterday's
operations. These advances were not
marked at any time and there was a con
stant wavering In the price level which
reflected the uncertain tone of the specu
latkin. The sharp rise In a mlscellaneojs
lot of low priced stos, most of them non
dividend payers, was unexplained by- any
authentic newa. although there were ru
mors which applied to aome pf the stocks
affected. The rise had Ita inception In the
arouu of metal industrials, including vari
ous companies making secondary use of
steel, auch aa the railroad equipment com
panlea and the copper, lead and smelting
atocks. The definite developmenta of fa
vorable character In the metal trades
made the backbone of this movement and
varloue rumnrs were added. The asking
price of copper waa advanced and Botue
Targe aalea of refined copper were reported
made In the laat few da,ye. The rormcom
Ing report Of the Copper Producera' asso
ciation, giving the April statistics, is ex
pected to show the effects of trade expan
sion to an extent, according to rumora of
an actual reduction of surplus stocks of
copper during the mouth. The rlso In price
of light steel rails and the placing of ad
ditional orders for heavy raila by- the St.
, 1'aul gave color to reports of a coming up
lift In prices of various steel producta.
Accounts bv. cable of a proledt ' for a
world-wide combination of lead producing
Interests met with aiMhorttattve denials
but had their Influence In the atrengtn of
atocka concerned. There were rumora alao
of a oominir mraer of the fertiliser com
panics and of Intended dividend increases
on these atocka. The. violent advance In
western Maryland followed h report that
the - Pittsburg Terminal company'a' ' coal
nronertles had been taken over by that
company. The moweniwut In the low grade
stocks waa progressive and a prooesslon
of them was brought forward one after the
other, -Throughout the demonstrative buy
ing and bidding of nondivldend payers
none of the recent speculative favorites
moved over a range as great as a point-
London was a seller of stocks here and
the labor situation In France engaged
some attention for Ita possible financial ef
fects. Discounts were easier- -in- Aondon
and Paris In spile of the weaker condi
tion of the bank of England. Foreign ex
change here was unchanged. A condition
of great dullneaa exiated In the time money
market, owing to tne noioing orr or lenn
ere for the higher rates and the unwilling
ness pf borrowers to pay them. Warmer
weather in the weat encouraaed hopes or
rapid growth of the grain crops, for which
conditions are reported to oe ripe, in Bpue
of the backward season.
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par val
ue, $7,030,000. I'nlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on atocka were as follows:
mm.
PAPER-!Sfl4
PTTilnge off Titiditn.' ? mtk fTg
for vheefca. Private discount rale, 2 per
rent.' Money, 1U per cent.
PARIS. Msv Prices on the Bourse
tndav recovered slightly, under the leader
ship of P.to Tlntcs. "
' Nerr tsrk Meaer Market.
NEW YORK, May MONEY O .call.
firmer; 11S2 pr cent; ruling rate, f per
cent; closing hid. IS per cent; orrered at
2 per cent. Time loans, very dull, but
strong; sjxty days. per cent: ninety,
rlaya. JVfiS per cent; six month.
per cent.
prims; Ht;w-AnuiiK
per rent.
STF.nl.l t tMIISU!', niwy, witn
sctiml tnislness In bankers' bills St M.SfKO
tf4 tiS0 for slxtv-dsv hills and at 14 1760 for
demand; commercial bills. tt.siSQ M.
S1LVF.R Har. MV: Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS (Invetnment, steady, railroads.
atrong. - -
Cloalng quotations or. tmnas were aa
lows: ''
..iiStJstMn
. 1014 do 4V
. lni4 do :4 series
. lo K. r. So tt H ....
..It I.. . Set). 4a 131...
. lfftt'U N. wit. 4s....
. MS M.. M. T 1st ...
. . 1 mi we do 1st rf. 4s. .
lMTt do gn iti
Jo4 Mo. PmrlflC 4.
1l!N. T. C. . IViS . ..
tut se . 4
H N. V. Ctt H new
N. T . N H U
mn LIVE ST0C1 MARKET
t asas.aasa.Mss.
Killing- Cattl of All Kindi Actire
and Stronger.
HOG TRADE SLOW AND LOWER
heea fieaerally Tea reals Higher,
Weoled limha Reaehlag the High
eat Prlee Brer Paid la His
tory of the Market.
ret.
f B. rsf 1
tie coupon .
V. S Ss. rt
do coupon
l 8. 4s, rei
do coupon . ...
Allls-rtul. 1st is
Am. A. 6s.
Am. T T. r.
Am. Tohscoo 4s
do 4s ...
Atc-hlson sen. 4s . .
do i. U 1st 4S. .
do rv. 4o-.. ,
dO C-T. OS
At. C. L.. 1st 4. ..
Bsl. Ohio 4...
do s
do 8 W. IHI .
Brit. Tr. c. 4..:.
Csn. go. 1st ss ...
Ontrsl of IX. i"
rentnil liher bt
C of N J. . S
rhss At Ohio 4V,s
f'htcaro & A. 3's
C. B At U- . 4s
C.. M. .
C, R. I
4s.
fol.
)
. t
?S
. 7
. t4,
.loo1
.110
4'4
IS
. m
.
1I2H
SOCTH
Receipts were:
Official Monday- 8.5-" 6.t)l
Official Tuesday AM. II.ooa
Offirlal Wednesday 7.VK7 11 117
Ketimate Thursday 4.t4 n.ww
lent CT.
n N At w 1st e 4s
11V4 do r. 4
U No Pneirut 4s... .
I do Us
4i o. a. b. rfd. 4 .
iMSPtnn. ot. jet ills.
:lft;. do ron. 4s
s FMdltil xon ss ..
1W4) St. L. At 8 r, t.
106 8t. U 8 W. t 4s
. -t4 do 1st ol 4s ..
SPs S.bosrA Ai U 4s
s P. s. IS "4 So esotrto a ,4s. . .
AV T. c. 4s.. " da 1st rf 4s.
4V,t
do rel. 6s. . . .
do rfds 4s
CTC. AV Bt. L
Colo. Ind. 6o .
Colo Mid. 4s.
C. A B r As
Dl. A H. r. 4s ...
do 1st ref. 4s ...
D A R O. 4s
Ptstlllors' 6s
Krie p. I. 4s
do gn. 4s
do cv. 4s sorfss A
do sertos R
Oen. Kloc. OS. no...
III. Con. 1st rof. 4a
Int. Mot. 4a. .
Int M. M 44a
Bid. Offorod.
8s
. -i4 Bo Rsllwsr is
. sj4 do gn. 4a .
t. 74i-nion Pu-tflo 4a
. -76-1 rlo e. 4s:'.-. .
. KS to Is rf.
4 r B. PuBbsr
.104141.1. B. Btoel M Is
.Wii Vs -Csro., npsm
. 2-4 Wabssti 1st to
. 7t so 1st It ex. 4s....-
. ) Woetorn MA. 4s
. 77t,West. Bloc fT. 6s..
, . Ml, wis. rontrol 4a
. 71 D. R O. rof K..
14 r. a- o. t. ctfs As
l'fi's N. g R of M. 4Uo
. 74 Bo. Poe or. 4s ctfs.
MS . o
.mi
ss
MO
.. m
... -
... iS
... 3-,
. . . IIM
...
4o. 7's
. . . TSH
. . . 4V4
-...
... 14
... M'4
. .112
... 2'4
.Vl
.. Iiv,
., .
144)
91
M4
. I5H
. 94(0
11 H
.
.l"fi4
Boston Stocks and Roads.
BOSTON. May Money, call loans
per cent : time loans. SftJti per cent.
Atchison d. 4s M Butto Coalition
do dot). 4s .vCsl. Aflaoi
do 4s 104, Csl. At ,Hocl
Atrhison R. R 107 rontonnlol
IVi
A H
724,;
7Htrr'
It ' I
oOHA.;
1 -1
73 I 72ii 73 71
70 ; itV Atf's
6 6m, 67H
!''! ' o'?1 Sso'0''.si ' b
I !
oAl, . 5.Ai ;8!iii,l o7v,
44' 4SU! 444,140 v
46 ItS'oflSt, 46 43
I - ' I '
17 77: 17 82W 17 77V' 17 Rm 17 76
18 00 18 06 I 17 VPM 18 )6 1 17 97,
I 17 96 I 18 00 I 17 96 18 U0 I 17
I I I.I I
it m it) KAei io so i io as 10
10 4:"4' 10 Asl 10 '( 10 4UV- flO 40
i 10 6',i 10 6i 10 i-Ml 10 66 i 10 Jul,
. I I
! tn 87H, 871 7S1: 771,
I rl ' 97H 97"4j! 97V,, tt
NO. t ' : - '- ' '
t'aah qustatlona were as follows:' ; -
FLajCR Ktrm; winter - puAenis. 4i.&
4.79: winter etralghts. 16.76.4.44; spring fuu
ents. lAtkSf ; spring- straights, 4.76jutl;
bakers, UoOtfti.lO. ' i
RYE-veO6o. ,. V. t ". : ,' - .-.
BUTTER-Bteatt-yt : -' ii eamerteo.-. XtfSli.
dalrlet. lgtsCH.".
FJClOa-BasyU st nioek. .esses Iholitded.
first, ; -prime, firiiv;glHe.
CHltKaK o"dy-, ' dlee(-t4ri5cr twlna,
MVtfnMac; tooiw- Amrits. )4'14VoO, (obg
horns, 14U0I4V. , .. .
fTATORSatsady? rlmk-etb ' fanrr,
(il 00; fair 4j good, 61. - . ' -
POlTL.THt"-&tady,v larkey. 17c; chick
ens. 164jcrprlAgs,-ntr.
VDAI-Eatars 60 To 0 MM . oAVk-;-ti to 86
Ht. I.onls (ieaeral Market.
ST. IjOL'18. May . WHEAT Futures,
hlslier: cash, dull; track. No. 2 red, cash.
xi fwv No 1 hard. tl.34&1.40: July. Sl-131
l.li: Heotember. 11.04V; May. $1.234 bid.
tlORN Higher: track. No. 2 cash, 75c
No. 2 white. 76Wc; July, tV; September,
7407c.
OATS Higher: track. No. 2 oaah. 5Hc
No. 2 white. 68c; July, 4!ec! September,
43c.
RYE Nominal. 84c.
FlOfiR tAteady : red Winter patents.
16.a:a6.71; extra fancy and straight, In.dfl
feJ 16: hard winter cleara. M26H.80.
SKED Timothy. $2.254J.A0.
t 'O R N M EA L IS. 40.
HRAN Firm: sacked, eaat track, 11.30
Ml 99
HAY Timothy. $12.018.AO; prairie. $10.00
(102 60.
.'HoviBIONiS Pork. ateadv. Jobbing
117 26 I.ard. higher: prime eteam, $10.15
in Prv salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra ahorts. $10.75; clear rlba, $10.76; ahort
eleara 110.87Vi. Bacon, unchanged: boxed
..in ahorta. 111.76: clear rlba. 111.76; snort
cleara, 111 87H.
POL'1-TRY Steady : chickens, 13,c
aprlnga. 28e2c; turkeys. lUirlOc; ducks, lie
geese, 6c.
Hl'TTER Steadv; creamery. Zlig'Slc.
vxmfi Steady. 19c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.. .
Corn, bu
Oats. bu. 37.000
i Liverpool Oral
I' I.1VEJRPOOT 'May
.No. 2 red
400
1 4
89.500
So. OXI
n Market. .
-WHEAT-Spot,
winter, nominal; future.
stteiioy; May, 9s 3d; July, a id; Reptem
Wr. sa tH- " , " . "
t-OKN ep't- siroua.
mixed, via Ualveston. 6 avvu; rutures. nom
inal. " . . .
. . ' - reorta. Market. - i "'.
May -CORN-Higher; No. 1
No. 3. 76c; No. J. 74Ho; No. 4.
lbs., He; r It- rhs;, ivt.
V BARUKr r ewUIPit ' or ' mlxWig. 7i4jc;
iVwalr to chol re maUirg. tf7flc.
f, HBKDS HfKi No. I southein: 11 S71,; No.
H i isorther,-l.Ar-tlrootrry. 18.S0-. - clover.
11 $90. - . -.-''.
PRnVIRrOKtMea rVrk, tier bbl
J171U817.9B. I4-d,. per 1t:bs.',- $10.. Stson
r.b aides flooee), ry4: short clear
sides Iboxeds. !0.a.'iAJ6' V L '
- Total otoasasre abeat. snd flour ware
VquaJ to. 117.009.. : Prtmary recsipts were
ait.0u bu., oorti p iced with SCO bu.
EWtlmatad receipts f-tr tomorrow: . Wheat,
6 ears; corn, 97, car; oats, 16 car; hogs,
17.ai head. v'.,.,.-. -i - - ' t
; . a ;- V
Kaaaa City Orala aad Prevlslea.
KANSAS CITY. My' lAWHEATel n
ehanged: Jo. J hard. $l WVr40; No. hsrd,
n Sfl l6: No. i red. tl eul 62; No J red.
SI.44eVl.tt). - J
CttKH UlUo hlaher: No.. I mixed. .84
tlT; No.. I mixed. 71Vc; No. 1 white. T4c;
V S whl-e. nvtrtc. . . , - . '
..ATS Cru banged to lc- higher; No. 1
wbite, MusvAei No. a rauett, btpc
BUTTKuH-Creerrvery. e. firsts, 24c; aee-
enda. 22c; pscktng atoek. tfc.'
KGrdS E tree. W-; r-irrent receipts.
19c: second srdj dirties
HAY
2 white. bV-tftGlc; No.
PEORIA,
yellow. 76c;
OATS Firm: No
4- white.-66Sie- - ,'
' Philadelphia Prodac , Afarkel. '
! ' PHIhADKUPHlA.- May 8 BCT'I KR
Kirmr extra veMern creamery. 30r: t x
tra nearby iirints. -AI.
KCKiS Weak and ,o loaer: Pemtgyl
anla and other nearby firsts, free cases.
' "1.0 at mark; current rceipts, in . le-
T .T-wi.. , OIL-,, ul iik.irU: wt..ril
lurnauie . -- ; ,
flrst4 free case, i;1!'' at murk; . urrent J
. tr-m -a sea MU 21c SI inBlk. '
CHFF.SE Firm; New York full creams.
t hoL-e. 16A, V 1 : New York full t :eains.
fair to good H'iWH f-
- MlnsesasHo Gralw Market.
' MINNICAPOl.IS May- WHEAT Mav.
fi -sa.: Ju!v, $1 ;"7ft1 27's: September. $l.fS
tilttiV.: cash. ."o. t nam. s.ei-.
northern. $1.3fi; Nv ' i ?rUrn.
J21.; No. 3 luirthern. ii.jj-tTi .;-.
rl rt A rM IO nui, S.J v ' -"-
FlAll'R Fir-t palems.- $8 3
patents. ll.oOfl ..'; fit st rler
6i5, second clears $141 S6S. :
Allls-Chalmsrs pfA
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Am, Beet Sugar
Am, Csn pfd v
Am, C. A f
Am, Cotton Oli. .1.. . .. .:vu
Am. H. U pfd ...."..
Am. Ico 8er-urittos
American Ltnssed
Amertoon locomotlvo .....,
Am. B. A R
Am. B. R. p'd
Am. Sugar Rtflning
Am T. d T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Ansconds Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison p'd
Atlsntlo Coast Une
Baltimore A Ohio
Bsl. Ohio pfd
Bsthlshom Bteoi
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Paetfio
Control LMthor
Control Leather pfd
Central ot Now Jersey
Chesapeake A) Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. AV 81. P
C, C, C. St. L
Colorado P. At I
Colorado A) Bo ,
Colo. So. 1st pfd
Colo. AY Bo. 24 pfd
Consolidated Out
Corn Products
lielswsro A Hudoon. . . . . .
Honvsr A Rio Grande .....
a . a. fd
Itl.ltilsrs sevuntlea
Erie
Rrlo lat pfd
Rrls td pfd
General Electric
Groat Northern pfd
Oroat Northern Ore ctfs .-
Illinois Control
lntoroorough Mot
Int. Mot. pfd
International Haneeter ...
Inter-Marino pfd
International Paper ......
International Pump
los Central
Kansas City Bo ..,
K. C. 80. pfd
l.ouls.llle A) N
Minn. Bt L.
V . at. P. A) 9. 8. M
Mlsaourl Pacific
M , K. A T
M . ... T. pfd
National Biscuit
National leed ,
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd
Now York Central
N. T , O W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Psclflc Mall
Pennsylvania
People s Us
P.. C . C. A Bt. L.
Pressed Bteel Csr
Pullman Paloc Car
Railway Steel Spring
Heading
Republic Bteel
Kspuhllc Bleel ptd
Ho- k lsuinA Co
Rock Islsnd Co pf
Bt. li. A r td pfd
Bt. Louis S . W
I U t w' pfd .
Blnoo-Bheffleld A I
Sosahorn Poolflc
Pacific pfd,
outhern Rollsar
Bo. Rallwor Hid ,.s......
1 .nii.m. -nirwr
Teiaa Paclrlo
T , 81. L. W
T . SI L. A W. pfd ...
nnton Pacific
tloion Pacific pfd
V. S Realty
IV B. Rubber
1'. I. Steel
V. S. Bteel pfd
Via. Copper
Vat -Carolina Ctiemtcal .
Wabun
wens ek p'd . .
Western MarrlaoA
V. estern l nion
Weetinghouao electric'
Wheeling A t. K
W'e.oiuin Central ..... .
Total so:es for the dsy.
90 000
44.t"0
4
l.JOf)
VOW)
lt.0t"1
SS.410.
t.40S
. I. ton
7.600
l.ino
111.800
J.l
1.IKK)
6.0110
4.700
t.fioo
14.7U0
6.1
no
K)
I 100
lofl
6 100
I.4U0
KM)
200
M)
10,4l
1,900
i.otfl
I.OiM
7.100
' 4.S00
100
500
High. Lor.
6044 60
0i 7
40lk ID
M'4 -Sd'i
7fHs ,.78i
fjlose.
60S
so
,e'V4
7'o
do pfd
N T . N. H
Cnlon Pacific
Am. Arge. Cliem..
do pfd .
Am. Pnou. 'Tube. . ,
Amer: Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolen . . ,
do pfd
Edlaon Bloc. lllu.
Mass. Electric . . . ,
Mass. Go.
Vnlted Fruit
I'nlted B. M
do pfd -
V 8. Stool
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated ....
Arlsona Com.
Atlaatlo
1044 Copper Range ...
. DeWy west
.18 Franklin
-. SHiaranby ;... . :...
. 4 Crrena Csjianca
. lale Royale
I J4 Mr.sa. Mining ...
. l: Michigan. ........
Ml Mohawk
. it Mont C. C...
.1011 Nerada
,.W0 Old Dominion ...
.14 Parrot .......,..
MtiQulnoy ,..!....-.
Bhannon .........
. oitA Tamarack
, Sv Trinity i . ..
. M v. 8. Mining ...
.llBHtt.' B. Oil.........
.. V4l'tah
. Uhi Victoria .........
. loHWInoaa
. tt WolTorlns
.101V, North Butts
4
..lf44
..416
.. J1H
.. 76
..im
.. 104
.. 57S
.. 14'4,
.. Ik
.. tutu
.. 6
.. A0-
.. 6
.. J4
.. S3
.. lVi
.. 14S
.. 4614
.. .1
414
.. 6
.. ss
..4
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63H j:1" 3Mii
JUv4 i St (.H6H
42'. 41H " 4J
4"4 - . r4tV
16H W
i'-l. .-'
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114
lit
M
th
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107'
104H
nt
IMS
.'4'
17V
61 .
S4t
1"
1S44
14S,
100H
6
481
107
1M4
127
116
74
lttos
10!
2J
77
71
I
lte
160
if"
, eV
14
!4'
74
180
m
t4
JAV,
70Uj
1
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160
siui
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No. 1
S.UT"!'
set ond
$t.;f.rt
21.410
sno
I 4ofl
SK)
6.300
4. 400
1.6-10
' 4011
l.m
700
600
6.800
4.700
400
1 000
40
ll 0
14.4t4
l.fOA
Oft
200
100
Dot)
4 Xl
100
100
ISA
loO
t.UO-1
400
1.000
I. too
tot
10 oo
400
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1 400
1.4"0
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(I 6o0
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1
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600
. 14 1A
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. 42 4011
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100
. 4 )
. 71,K
. 11.300
. T4.700.
. - C)
. I
. It 600
. 44 S .M)
. 4. 1V1
too
24
13U
6Ji4
81
11
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7l 800 sharee
V
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107
104
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6
24
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a
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m
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137
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Quotation rumlshed by' Samuel Burns.
lr.. 114 New York Life BuHdkng;
Bid. Asked.
Columbus L. H. A P 6. 1614 S4
City of Omaha Bonds. 4Vss ll. ......... 104
City of Otnaia 6a 1911 -
Doaglag County 4s lttt t.-;-- 191
Gate t uy Malt Company ... .' ...
Oormaa Fire Ins. Iu t. ...... ...
Ind. Tel. 6s 1917 (6u pM boana)...,
Kanaaa City R. A L. 6e 1911 97H
K. C. R. A L. pfd 6.... ...i. '.:.-.
Nebraska Telephone gteok 4.. 94
Omaha Oas 6s 1117 von- 47
Omaha K L. P. Is. 1M3 .......... 10A
Omaha O; B. At. Ry. 6s 1614...
Omaha At C. B. It. Ry. 6e 19K.. v. .,.... 44
' Omaha A C. B. Bt. ky. ptd. 6.,....,., U
Omaha C. B. St. Ry. oom.,-" .1... 46
Omaba A C. B. Ry. A Brtdce .-pfd 4,-4t
Omaha Water- Co. 6o 1114.... A
Omaha Water Co. 6s 1944 A ".?. 90
Omaha Water Co. let pfd 58
Omaha B. of T. Bldg. Co. p4 J
Pacltlo T. A T. Co. 6s ll 7.'..."." 476
Sheridan Coal 'As 1131... ;....13..o
South Omaha Sewer 4 191...temo. . U
lost City Stork Tarts pl 4. SO
tate' Insurance Co . . ' 160
Tri-state Land Co. pfd T tcom bobtM'14 ' to
Topoka Bt. Ry. 6e .-.,.,.,.. as... m
talon Stock Yards Co.. Omaha. 4,... 91 . M
.441
Jt
144
MM
10
4
94
II
97
91
101
141
10
14
47
- 4A
11
SI
31
ISA
I
16
.16
OMAHA. May A.
Cattle. Hogs
190.
Sheep.
2.W6
$721
2.492
2
Four clave thla week. . .14.014 1.44 13.599
Sams day last week.... 15.116 42,271 16 627
Same dsys 2 weeks ago.. ROM M.7o9 16 4:6
Same da.va 1 weeks ago. .19 647 S3 70 J". 671
Same (lavs 4 weeks ago. Ud 24. OKI 29 444
Same dava last year 16.023 Jt".,73 X1.9H
The following table ahows the receipts
of cattle, hog and sheep at South Oman
for the year to date, compared with last
19H9. 190A. inn. Dec.
33S.IS3 21A.111 11.M7
978.172 1.021.417 41.046
667.148 6l7.fc 60.063
ever, en this baal was not lrg enough
to hardly be worth mentioning. Aa rule
racker started out announcing that thev
must have a reduction of Hs or leave the
hoga alone. Salesmen were not prepared
to make any etich concession n that and
aa a reault held on. Irving to force buy
era 10 raise their blda. ' Thua it happened
that a good share of the forenoon had
passed before enough business had been
transacted to really make a market or es
tablish prlcea.
The situation did not Improve any as the
morning advanced, on the contrary prices
from, other prrtn-ta were less enronrsgtng
Aa a result Hellers were forced to give in
snd a good share of the hogs sold loc
lower than yesterday. In aome rae sales
men, who happened - to have what a
buyer wanted, thought thst he did not take
off quite that much on all hie hog, but
a rule It was 10c lower.
a, tt. Pf. fct As k
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The
following table shoes the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for th 'ast
several daye. with comnarlaon:
Date. 11908. tlWn.U9u . 106. UXM. 11901.
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
Ad.'II 29
April II.
Msy i..
May 1..
May 1..
May 4..
May 6 .
May 1. .
20..
21..
Jr..
23..
24..
V..
DA..
27..
28..
6 93 I
90
99V.
7 01
7 om.
6 641 I $41 421
t 4 i I 49
t S6 A 3 I
6 81; U 38 M
6 40 14
6
6 28
6 34
k 18
r,i I
7 0S
7 01
I 97H 46'
B 94; 6 41
84
7vJ
7 0fl4t g 5A
6 99V.I 6 381
I 6 37! 24
ul sa:
14
38
e
A
241
!4
28
26
t 281 4 2
: JJ 4 80
I AV
e
4 81 1
4 82
29
8 84
86!
e
29,
M 6 11
$ 1'
27
21
16
7 10
7 11
1 07
7 02
T 06
I 4 7 7 0
t 28: 4 781
$ li 4 76 3
I 10 4 72 , B
6 11 4 AA! "7
, 3, o "
e S
6 121 4 67, 76
6 1j 4 66!
6 i 4 69 76
A 90 4 ft 6 72
6 28 4 AI M
8unday.
The official number of car of tock
brought In today by each rosd was:
Cattle. Hoga. enecp. n r s.
C, M. A St. P.
abash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. AV N. W., east
C. & N. W., west
C, St. P., M. AV O. ..
V., R. Q., east:....
C, B. A O., weat
C, K. I. i P., east..
C R. I. A P., west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western
27
6
47
9
5
32
3,
2
1
4
loO
10
Total receipt 18t
The disposition of the day' receipts was
follow, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh-ep
Omaha Packing Co.
Swft and Company......
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour AV Co
Lobman & Rothchlld
W. I. (Stephen...,
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewie
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
H. F. Hamilton
F. O. lnghram
Sullivan Bros.,
Lehmer Broa
Other buyera
Mwarts-Boland
Shafer
Morrla
St. Clair
N. Y. Butchers
United Dressed Beef Co.
634
1,HX
492
1.29H
46
6
9
in
12
fi
66
8
2
$
167
3
61
3A
68
1.66S
2.817
2.861
1,990
131
ao2
-.69
1,:47
2SA
inn
120
to
90
Pr
: s
7 OS
7 00
r so
t 40
1 Ml
t
: t
1 66
OA
T 4
f 46
T 8A
7 06
7 06
1 OA
7 10
7 16
T 16
7 1A
7 17 4
T 9
7 rO
1 20
lie. a, th. Pr. fc
10 ....... 44 ... I 16 I
40 114 ... 4 64 i.. 18
II 116 ... I t) 8 170
64 It 40 4 40 961
M Ill . . I aft 1 JM
2J 16 40 4 76 74 Ml
14 14 40 4 76 M ant
II fol 1(M I AO II 147
61 VI 80 I 10 r t'A
49 907 90 I SO 66 76A
It 904 10 4 to 13 181
71 l ... 4 90 67 240
17 . . 4 IS !47
77 2 180 1 86 84 let
7? 48 ISA 9 64 18 144
II ..909 40 4 rTi 808
76 141 4A 4 40 4" 214
II 114 . . 4 46 1ST 21
117 40 I m 14 174
72 183 . . 4 IS 41 28
17 Ill 140 4 96 64 141
4 180 ) 96 II 167
71 146 ISO 4 96 II 116
44 211 ... 1 00 43 90
r. 116 ... 70
SHEEP All previous record of high
lamb sales were broken this morning, two
loada of wooled Mexican Bailing at 19.10
One deck of wooled Mexicans Sold at 1000
nd four load were weighed up at 1A.94
Today s top was the highest price on full
loada In the history of the market. Prac
tically all of the recelDta were wooled.
there being only a very acant an p ply of
cupped atock. Three decks ot fair quality
wooled ewea sold at ls.00.
Th total receipt were light, there being
only about ten loada In all reported. The
demand was active and trade brisk. Prac
tlrally everything was sold by 9 o'clock.
Values aa a rule were atrong to 10jn&c
higher than yesterday. The general mar
ket was about a dime higher. It waa the
general opinion among salesmen that a
real prime lot of wooled Mexican would
move right around t li.
One load of rllcred lamb Bold at $7.86
but there was not enough clipped atuff on
sale to make an actual teat of valuea. Moat
of the arrivals In both clipped tr.i wooled
stock were lamba.
quotations on clipped sheep and lambs
Good to choice lamb. 17.861r7.6; fair to
good lambs. $A76fj7.36; good to choice "light
yesrungs. jt. i'n.it; good to choice heavy
yearlings, lo.ftiiezo; good to choice weth
ers. $5.90-8V2&; fair to good wether. $6.60f
$.86; fair to good ewea. $6.0tg.o0; culla and
buck, i::. ntKgti.oo.
Representative sales:'
NO.
130 Mexican lamb wooled
1077 Colo.-Mex. lamb, wooled
33 Colorado-Mexican lambs.
wooled. culla
8M Colo.-Mex. ewea. wooled...
128 Colo.-Mex. lamb, wooled.
6 Colorado-Mexican lambs,
wooled, culls
10 Colorado-Mexican ewes ...
Ill western lambs, wooled
5"2 Colorado lambs
223 Colorado ewes
140 Colorado lambs
44 Colorado lambs
36 Colorado ewes, cull
11 Colorado lambs
11 Colorado ewes, culls
42 Colorado ewes
CHICAGO IMF, 41TOCK
A v. Price.
71 8 30
AA 1 96
69 7
79 8 on
73 9 OA
8 8 00
94 8 V)
69 8 80
76 9 10
84 40
AO 8 78
7 7 60
73 6 00
99 8 76
AH 6 '
76 6 00
MARK BT
tr
' ' ! Loaloa Stock MarVfet.
UOXDON," Msy 8. American' securities
were quiet and without feature during the
early tradin gtoday. Prices, were Irregular
and ranged from , below to S above yes
terday New York closing.
lxitirton closing atocka
Consols, money....
do socount
Anaconda
Atchison ..;.t
do pfd
belli more AV Ohio.
Canadian Pacific. . .
Chesapeake AO...
Chicago O. W
Chi,. Mil. Bt P
fte Beers
Pen-swr A Rlo O. .
do pfd
Brio
- do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
LoulBTllls A N ...
m t.v Bin nar
45 1-14 M.. K. A T..
6 N. T. Central
W Norfolk A W.
US do pfd........
104 Ontario A W. .
117 Pennsylvania,
16T Rand Mines...
f6 Reading
44
184
94
60
7S
Heading 7744
6 Southern Ry... 10
154 do pfd... T0V4
144 Soul kern Pacific 1?J
. 69 Union Pacific
..90 do pfd
- nthV. .9. steel ..
90 da pfA .......
.110 Wabash ......
;..! Ao pf.
.14014 Spanish 4s...
14JAmsl. Copper
Steady at 24d ner ounce.
MUjNis.1 it, per cent.
' The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills la lV,
l 0-10 per cent.
..193
-
.. 47
..US
v 19
.. 61
.. 91
Al
Rank of England gtatenaeai.
LONDON. May 6. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England ahow tho
following changes: Total reserve, ue
creased. 1.280.000; circulation; Increased,
141,000; bullion, decreased. 1,019.600;
other aecurltlea. decreaaed. 864,000;
other deposits lecreased 757,000; public
deposits, decreased. 861,000; Votes re
sorve. decreaaed. 1,292.000: government
securities unchanged.' The proportion of
the bank's reserve to liability' thla week
Is- 49.66 per cent; last week If was 60.11
per cent. '
Sew York Mlaln Stoeke.
NEW YORK. May 6. Closing quoia.iona
t n mining stocks:
Alice
Hrunswtck foil. . . .
Com. Tunnel atoik.
do bonds
Con Cal. A Va
Horn Bilror
Iron Bllver
Offered.
too LeedTtlle Con.
. l.lttle Chief .
. 16 Meilcan .......
. '8 Ontario . v,
. 64 Ophir
6 Standard . ....
U5 Yellow Jacket
1
6 -
126
.... 176
al
Foreign Flaaarlal.
IjONDON. May 8. Money waa.
No
$1 .
Urxhat-goa, luu 4 iniothy. Ili-'J")
Jlltraakea tiralsj Marker.
MILWAUKEE ' May . d. WHEAT
1 northern 11 $2. N ? noitliern.
Julv. I1.17f 1 Wk nid. j ,
tATS Standrl 6o t .,' .
BARLEY dample. ..
-- Toleda eed Market.
Tt aLBTV). O . Mas A - Rr.Dei Casn
rioter. $5.5: October." . I St.; fiex-ember.
tti 8R:"J1rcli. H i: N'v ".' 42: No. a. .
teiceted It 1"': timothy 1 fimr. $l of'; ,'e!ie
I 1 filter M' -' ',
pleniiful
i on the market today. Discounts were
I sy. The stock exchange - developed dujl-
ness and there was a slightly easier ten
dency among British shares, owing to la-jk
,of support and the poor bank statement.
I But foreigners. Kaffirs and diamond aheiea
met with r better demand In tile, After.
1 noon , and closed firm. South. American
I rails wer.- wehk on realisations. American
(ecurllle kept above purity on email cov
ering orde,ra, principally In the Paclflf
I atock. I-ater New York bought, I'nlted
I States Steel and Southern Pacific freely,
the whole list hardening and the market
closed firm.' especially copper shares.
Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda were
the feat area In the afternoon trading on
New York buying. .
BERLIN. Mav . Trading nn the Routs
t.1y til dull and prices aer e-.-'i,
Treaeary Statemeat.
WASHINGTON. May 8-Tody'e state
ment of the treaaury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000.00 gold
r. verve, shows: Available rash balance,
$124,633,842: gold coin and bullion. 113,963.362.
gold oertlflcatea,- $88,018,690. ...
Baak Clearings.
OMAHA. May 6 Bank riearinge
day were $? 673 434.28 and for the
landing date last year $1 88A.308 2I.
Totals 4.278 8.934 1.805
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were very
fair for a Thursday, making the total for
the four dava 22,000 .head, which la over
8.000 head larger than for last week and
fully 7.000 head larger than a year ago. In
spite of the large recelpta the market waa
In a very satisfactory condition throughout.
Buyers of beef sleera were out In the
yards early In the morning and the market
opened active snd stronger. Everything of
fered met with very ready sale and prac
tically everything had changed handa aome
time before midday. Several, bunche were
good enough to bring 16.63.
What has been said sbout beef sieera
would apply In a large degree to the mar
ket on cows snd heifers, aa the trade on
that kind of caAtl waa both active and
stronger. The supply waa Boon exhausted
and the market came to a atandatill for
the want of something to sell.
There waa no great change In the market
for stockers and feeders as 'the supply In
first hands waa very small. Down In the
feeder division, horn ever, apeculatora were
loaded up with light atockera and feeders,
for which the demand waa very amall and
the feeling weak. In fact sellers were gen
erally quoting it both slow and lower.
Quotatlona on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers. W.103A.66: fair to good corn
fed steers, $5.76($410; common to fair corn
fed Bteera. $4.75?i6.76; good to choice rows
and heifers, $5.0000.76; fair to good cows
nd heifers, $4.25it.00; common to fair cows
and heifers. $2.264.26; stock heifers, $1.0042
4.X; veal calves, $3.61X0 75; bulla, alags, etc.,
$3 2fa.26; good to choice atockera and
feeders. $4.6006.76; fair to good atockera
and feedera, 14CK88H.60; common to fair
stockers and feeders. $3.264.00.
BEEF STEERS.
for to-correa-
Metal Market
NEW YORK. Mav S.-M ETA LS There
was an advance In the London tin market
toduv. with spot closing at 122 6s and
futures at 1?,3 2s 6d. Locally firm and
higher In consequence with spot at &:&q.
L'9.6n. Copper waa fully 1 higher In the
Iondon iiiH4ket. spot at 08 17s 6d arid
future at Civ l-i 6d. Locally firm, with an
advancing tendency. I.ake, $12.87V'ti'l3 1,;
'ec;rolyilo, S12.of.kji V. 76; casting. $12.tfw
12 Ki,V Ltad 2a 6.1 higher at 13 6a in
Iondon. but the local market remained
steadv at ft )fi4.ai. Spelter was unchanged
at .21 17s d In Ixindon and at $6.oJiri
6.1'7'm. loc.il market. Iron was unchanged,
with Cleveland warrants quoted at 48a IVfcd
In 1 ondou. The local market was very
fcieaily. No. 1 foundry northern la quoted
ni 118 OVfriti 50; No. 3 northern fovin lrv al
$16 7Sd li;6: No. 1 soutnern and No. 1
aoiithern soft at 115.754516.26". ,.
ST. , LOl 13. Mav 6.-MET AJ A- l!ad,
nominal. $1.10. Kr-elter. nominal. 11 90,
Oils aad Rosin.
OIL CITY. May 6. O I L Credit balance:
1173. Runs. 176.146 bbls ; average. ' US.i'82
Ktns : sntpmenia. 1S o4o
llM.t bbl. '
SAVANNAH. Ga., May
turpentine. W;137c.
ROSIN Finn. Ouote:
No. At. Pr He. As. Pr
i 1U0 4 26 14 1171 4 26
11 1137 16 II 1321 I 96
II 164 I 16 16 1814 4 4
17 414 I ti 19 146 4 44
I 944 A 98 M 1414 40
16 l 16 41 1241 00
4 146 I 40 11 4I 4 00
14 494 6 49 10 Hit 4 '41
,4 424 I 4 ' 17 1848 4
11 777 4 40 14 mi A -A
134 4 46 T 1174 4 0
! 404 6 60 40 1144 4 7
17 1010 A 1 19 1171 I '4
14 A64 I 40 81 124 4 16
16 1114 4 66 10 1,117 4 t
11 941 6 64 :l 1311 I to
11 667 6 70 16 1131 I jo
10 ..1041 I so Jl MOT I JO
11 1104 i 10 31 1181 I 98
10 Ml I 46 ' I .1114 4 IS
42 14"4 I 81 3? . ..118 6 'fil
42 1041 6 48 14 1143 4 is
11 1011 I ti to 1375 I
If 4.S4 A 86 14 1196 6 ST.
4 182 6 40 AO 126 4 24
90 l6 6 9 ' 4. . ., 1141 4 91
SC I'M 6 so I 1276 4 SO
17 1138 4 46 ' 11 18SI 80
... 1U4 I 96 11 1211 4 10
14 1186 4 1.. U7I I 38
16 11X3 I 46 14 1411 4 96
7 12l I 00 I I4M 4 40
I 1AM 4 At) 14 1406 4 40
II 1.41 1 r 3? 1401 40
10 1110 4 10 41 1161 6
SV '..127 I 1J " 14 1444 4 60
14 1384 IS 11 1412 4 60
44 Ull I 16 16 1367 4 66
It 1136 4 16 it 147! 4 66
14 1287 20 21 14 A
.12 Ills I 24 - tt 1861 4 16
41 1018 4 26 S 1681 I 46
cows.
4 1070 4 14 44.., 116 4 40
1 27 1084 6 l.i 4 10(5 4 70
10 196 6 tn 11 Ml 4 70
J 614 I 16 I 166 4 0
I 10J7 6 4.1 4 170 I 90
I 1670 6 60 10 1106 I 90
6 116 6 6 1'' 1041 6 10
II 633 1 li I 71 ( 16
tr.: 8I 3 I" 1 H7t 40
7 94 4 1 1111 6 46
7 416 4 ts
HEIFF.R".
I 4V4 1 40 !4 717 6 36
f 781 14 17 US 6 36
6 190 I 76 T AAA 111
11 ' 4 40 I lug i io
15 ......... .130 4 40 . 9 749 6 60
14 161 6 1 6 441 6 46
BULT.S
1 41 1 4t 1 740 4 76
1 HAs) 1 46 1 160 4 76
1 8"0 1 5 1 176 1 4 76
1 1430 4 98 I tiSO 4 41
t 1170 4 26 1 1SI ' I 86
1 16t 4 H 1 : IlkO 4 46
1. 1744 4 6.1 1 :,..t!16 4 60
1 119 4 66 1 '. .149 I 00
1 14'0 t ti 1 1130 I OS
1 162 4 76 1 lit I 00
aad
Cattle, Steady Hogs, heep
l.anaha Strong to Higher
CHICAGO. May 6.- CATTLE Receipts
6.0(8) head: market sleadv: steers. $a.0ta7.2o
cows. $4.0(11811. no: heifers. 83.aoni.76: hulls
$4 00(ii".-;5: calves, l;VOO(fj-7.00; stockers and
feeders. 13.8o'i!o.80.
HOGS Recelpis, 17.000 hesd: msrket
strong to 6c higher; choice heavy shipping
I7.S6-&7.46: butchera. 17.30it7.46: light, mixed
I7.0j4i7.15; choice light. $7.16Y$7.20; packing,
I7.3.vrt7.an; pigs, $6.i.76; bulk of sales
$7.16-7.26.
SHEEP AND LAMB8--Tte-c.lptB, 11,000
head: market atrong to 10c lighter;- aherp
$:t. 761i 660; lamba, $6.60((je.3S; yearlings. $6.a0
7.00. .
Kanaaa City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May AT C ATTLK- R
reipt-s, 6.000 head. Including 9uo southerns
market steady to 10c lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers, $6.15106.76; fair to
good, $5.00h6.10: western steers, $5.4KXh-a.t
lockers and feeders. $4.1jttT6.75; southein
steers. $6.2o(S- 60; southern cows. $3.26(rjAi.26
native cows, $.'1.00(86.75: native he'fers. $4.25
tfifl.ao: bulls. 11. 85.li i. 26; calves, I3.75t7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 14.000 head; market 5c
td 10c lower; top. $7.36; bulk of sales. $.
ta 7.30: heavy. $7.20-37.85; packer and butch
era. a85(a-7.25; light, $d.76Cgr7.00; pigs, $5.25if
65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. 3.000
head; market steadv to 15c higher; Colo
redo lambs. $8.90; lambs. $7 .60fjf8.U0; year
lings. 16 Org i.7S; wethers. $6.6tXfi4t.7o: ewes
$6.0O(fti.25; stockers And feeders. $3.2otl-5 25
Texas muttons, lfi.00f6.o0.
St. I.oals Live Stock Market
ST. IXil'IJ. May 8. CATTL 15 R
celots. 1 800 h'td. including 160 Texana
market 10c lower: native shlDDlng and
export steer.), 95.4 n -lr 8 10. dietsoj beef
and butcher steers, $4.260620, stebi
under 1.000 pounds. $3.50'u)6.76; stocker-4
and feeders. $4.60(8-5.26: cows avid hell
era, $3.60 6.20; canners. $2 00 7) 2. -0
bulla, $4.00i9 5.:6; calves. J4."0'fr 6. 7t
Texas and Indian steer. $4.25(fiP6.50; cow
and heifer. 82.7605.25
HOGS Receipt. 9.400 head: market
ateady; pigs. $4.263-7 15: packets, 17.10J;
7.20; butchera and beat heavy, $7.2d'S'
7.474.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.00
hesd: msrket 10c higher: native muttons
84.6068 60: lamba. 16.0008. 98: culls uu
bucka, $J 60 3 4 60; stockers, IS 00B4.2j
.
St. Joseph Live Stack Market
ST. JOSEPH, My 8. CATTLE Receipt
l,no head: market ateady; steers, ii.otwne to
cows snd heifers, $2.60(18.16: calve, IJS.oO'o"
1. TO.
f-fOnS Receints IFOOhesd: market stead
to 6c lower; top. $7.30; bulk of aalea. $6.90$-
7.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelp:, iiiO head
market ateady; lamo, i'.w8.40.
loai City l ive Stuck Market
SIOUX CITY, I., May S.-lSpecial Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipts. 600 head
market atrong; beeves. SOOfi6 76, fat cow
and heifers, $4 (s30.60; feeders, U WSi.ib
yearling. $3.wtM.t.
HOGS Receipt, 4.600 head: market Re
lower; range of price, $4.57.15; bulk of
ale. S6.otJrr.OO.
Slock III Sight..
Receipt of live atock at th lx priu
Pols. : average,
8 --OILS Spirit a
B
3 1826c: D.
S..KS-; K. 8 7(X ; . F. ' 1 S5-63 0c r G. 8 96c; H
41'V: 1. 4-; K. 4 76c: M. 4iV; N, 486c;
WtJ, 5.(i; WW. 6 20c.
nalalh Uraln Mgrkel,
1 l LL-'TH. Mav
$127. - J-tl. $1 ;
Nc 1 northern, $ 1
11 S .
t A "S - ",..c
- WHEAT -- ilav.
September. 11 Oj-",.
S'4, No. 2 northern.
clpal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha 4.004 ll,0n) 2.200
Sioux City 600 4.600
St. Joaeph l.oV.O I ta) f
Kanaaa City A. OH H OW 3.000
St. Louis 1.8X8) 9.400 1.000
Chicago U.Ofst l,.i) H.tOO
Total 19.404 57.400 17,J
hanged price) 10 a derlin if 8 feints ari
eveloned no special feaitire or activi'v
Tfe French msrket rinsed "C lower ThA
local ma'ket rlneed Inactive, net unchanged
6 rolnts lower, esies were reprtrteeJ n'
nlc 6 to 7Sr- bage. Including May st 7.lf
Ofto; July. i.OAc; September. Anv. and De
cember. 5!Cic. Spot, quiet; No ,, X',c. No
IStiOc. Mild, sieady; Cordova, VkQ
OMAHA t.KMRAL MARKET.
laale aad Fancy Predare Prirfl Fe
alahed by Barer aad trVhdlenaler. '
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1. rtel vered IS
he retail trade In 1-lb. eartona. 2V: No 1
0-lb. tubs. 27Hc: No. 2. In l-ip. carton.
: In eo-lb. tubs :4tc: necking 9tnck, 19r.
fancy dairy, tubs. astfWe: common tell.
esh made. IS 19c. Market changes every
ursdsv.
EGGS Fresh selling sttvk. candled. StaB
21c. No storsge stock In Omsh market.
CHEKSre Finest Wisconsin full onim,
svlna, 15c; young America a. 4 In hoop. 10c;
favorite, 8 In hoop. HV; delates, ?0 In hoop.
1Me: cream brltk. full rase, ise; piock
wis. 16c; full cream llmDurger, isc.
POULTRY-Allve. springs. 1: hen llci
cocks. Ac; ducks. -11c; geese, lftr; turkey.
lie; pigeon, per do., 6c; gttlne firwts.
per do.. St. .'si; (qtiabs. per do., S3. Dressed
ens. 11c: spring. i.n !; cocas, emu..
ducks, lie; geese, 11c; turkey, tic.
FISH Whltef lh. frosen.' Hc; nerrmg.
$'4jc; sslmon. 10c; pike. r: pickerel,. 644j3Wo;
Irojt. 10c: catfish. )0tt19c: hellbut, 9e; re.1
napper, 12c; black bass, 36c; crapples. MX
9c; perch. 8c; codfiah. lc; smelt, 9o; ele,
loc; lotslers. green, 7c; boiled. 40c; rrogs
legs. 46c. ' , . , ,.
Ribs NO. 1. 17C: NO. S. 160 INO. g, iC. ;.
lailn No. 1. 18c; No. 2, 13ic; No. t !". .
huck-No. 1. 7i,c; No. I. 84c: NO. 3. He.
Round-No. 1. 8,e: No. t. Sc; No. S. 8.
Plate No. 1. 5c: No. t. SVe; No. I. Sc.
FRESH FRUITS-Apples. western box
Doles. 12, 0O42K.60. Banana. B-btinrb Int. -
9o per lb. Oranges. 12 86IW 26. Wflinmi. 99 6A
4.00. Grape rrult. 94 so. Grapes, Malagas:
.60 per keg. Florid pineapples, per -crate;
$3.00.
V EG FIT ABLE Kansas sweet potato.
$2.76 per bbl. California celery. Urge.- 9V; .
mailer. Anc. New York Holland seed cab
bage. 4Wc per lb. Wisconsin Red ob
onions. 2c per lb. California cauliflower.
$300 rear crate. Tomtoes. Florida, 8-basket
rate, IS. 00; Cuba. 8-hasket orate, ss.w.
Lettuce, per doa.. 40c. Old vegetables, pt
nip, turnip. crrot. $2.26 per bbl. !nar 1
Ida now beet, carrot, partntpa, turnips,
etc., per dot . 75c. ....
STRA WBERRJES $3.00jJ3.26.
HIDES No. 1 green. Sc; No. 1 cured, ,9c. .
Tottoa Market.
NEW YORK. May 6-COTTON-The
market for futurea opened steady; May
lO.Afic; July. 10.45c; AttguAt. lO.2W10.27c :
October, 10.2c; December. 10.23c; January,
1017c; March. 10.14c.
Spot closed aulet: middling uplands, 10.ir; '
middling gulf. 11. lee: sale. 1,S bales.
Cotton futures closed eteadys May. loswc:
June. 10.38c; Julv 10.S4c; August, lO.JHr; Sep
tember, 10.20c; October, 1019c: November.
10.17c; December. 10.17c; Jarruery, 10.12c,
March, 10.10c.
GALVESTON, Msy $.-COTTON-Ste4fly
at in,c.
ST. LOUIS. May 8.-COTTON-Qu1el ;
middling. 10c: sales, none; receipts, low
bales; shipments, 1,200 bales; slock. 38.90.1
bales.
.agar Bad Molases.
NEW YORK. May . SUGAR lUw.
easy; fair refining. J.attc;. centrifugal.
test. 3.66c; molaasea sugar. 9.14c; rerintxi.
ateady: No. . 4.66c; No. 7, 4.60e; No. S.
4.46c; No. 9. 4.40c; No. 10. 4.3eo: No. 11, 4.8Ae;
No. 12. 4.36c; No. 11. 4.10c; No. 14. ,4.20c;
confectlonera' A, 4,86c; mould A, S.40c; cut
loaf, 5.86c: crushed, 5.75c; powdered, .6.14c;,
grsnulated, 6.16c; cubes. 6.80c.
MOLAsanjB oieaay ; jsew urieans, open
kettle, good to choice, 2t42c. ... -
Dry triads Market.
NEW YORK. May 6 'The dry good
market ahowed a little more Ufa during
the day In consequence of warmer .
weather. Raw silk la now being hougut
for delivery lata in Aujruet from the new
crop end prices ar firmer. Clothiers .
mohair serge linings are active. ' Cotton
llnlnga are quiet. Cotton yarns ar CU-
Ing moderetely.
Agency to
Collect Alimony
New Enterprise is Opened in Omaha
for Those Who Fail in -
. . -Ufcrriage. - - n--
An agency for the collection and , pay-"
mnt of alimony, separate maintenance
nd money contributed by husband to
ward the support of wife' and family
with whom he has ceased to live, ha been
tarted In Omaha. It. la operated Itv' con
nection with a regular collection agency In
this city. '. ' . '
Through this matrimonial-financial clear
ing house Edward A. Barrett has agreed
to pay $15 a month toward th support" Of
hi wife, Mary A. Barrett and their tlvu
children. Barrett was arrested a few dys
ago on the charge of wife and Child aban
donment, the complaint having been filed
on complaint of Mr. Barred. After being
arraigned In police court and pleading not
guilty to the charge, Barrett and hi wife
have come to an understanding. He will
pay the money monthly through the col
lection sgency, in return for which she ha
agreed not to prosecute the case. He was
dlacharged In police court Thursday morn- .
Ing A th result of th settlement.
Mr. Barrett and her children, who sie
S year and 11 month, of age, re-'
spectlvely. liv t 1412 North Seventeenth
street. She Is employed t the Sherwood
pointing establishment, $16 South Eleventh
trcet.
LIBERIAN CONSUL ARRESTED
'. V,'
Two ladlrtraeata Retarned A gal ast
Official at Boston t hargrtag . .
Freed aad La reea y. , j ,., ,
BOSTON. Msy" 6. On two lrialcVinjsnts,'
one charging conspiracy to defraud, -.and
one larceny,- CharUa Hall Adams, ' consul '
for IJberla and Nicaragua and vice-consul
for Uruguay, well tat commissioner
for all the state and territories!, wag ar
rested today. .The offense charged are
said to have been cjmmltteed sig years ago,
Hoarisnesi. bronchlll and other throat
trotble are quickly cured by Foley's Honey
nd Tar, aa It soothes and heal th In
flamed throat and bronchial tubea and
the moat obstinate cough disappear. , In
sist upon having the genuine Foley
Honey and Tar. For sale by all drugflata.
CALVES.
I 36
4 (-0
4 4
4 to
1
I 60
6 76
I on
4 on
4 '
AND
14 .
14
n
10-1
120
116
140
180
116
166
134
4 .'6
6 36
6 6i
4 61
I 60
4 60
4 64
4 6A
6 6
FEEDERS
144 6 i
9V1 4 91
2
920
460
10
1(10
too
960
IV.
lo
246
STOCKErtB
746 4 40
'M 4 .5
7i0 4 15
NEBRASKA HA YF1CDS.
2 Steer... .1144 6 86
HOGS Buyer and eeller war wide
part In spirit In their ideaa this aaornlag
and aa a result tha market on hoga waa
extremely Blow and dull throughout the
entire session. A few select hog sold
very early to shlppera and a few loada ta
packera at prlcea that were not murk
lower than etrday. In. fact, in a few In
stances, loads changed hand at prices that
looked sttady. The amount of trade, how-
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May . WOOL In'.eresl
the wool market centers In the new cup
and bidding by local dealers through buy
era In the west or directly with growers
la very brisk. It Is said that 90 per
cent of tiie undipped wool west of th
Mississippi has already been purcnat-ed
and at least half in the east hs Otrn
secured. Price r very firm and tend
ing upwards Business locally la con filed
to foreign producta. In which ueailnrs
have teen heavy. Old wool la practt- ally
out of the market. The leadina dtimrs
tir prices range a follows: Kentuckv.
Indiana and Missouri. S blood. 290 Sue;
't blood. 2S(j29c. Scoured valuea: 'it-xax,
fine. 12 months. 604j62: fine. 6 ti. h
months. 620 64c; fine, fall, 4o4T4rc. Cal
ifornia Northein. ihyituc. middle county
18&60r: fall free, l.t & 4,1c . fall defec
tive. .1143 37c. On-got, Eastern N... I
staple, 62 4118, eastern ciutiilng s6tjr7c;
alley. No. I. 4 8 Q, JOc. Terrhorv f'li.e
staple. A3 65c. fine medium staple. iO
fi2c; fine detain. .'8s2c; i.m me
dium clothing 6t66e; i, blond. AOfcOlv
A, b.oori 6c: i4 blond 60fl51i
Pulled-Extra. G541 70; fine. 656:u
ST LOUIS, Mo. May WOOI
Stronz territory oil -scst-ri, nedlunis
204T26Lic; finj mediums. 11422-; fin
i!l7ri.
LONDON. May 6 WOOL A e.tod as
sortment of 11.179 balea was fietcd at
the wool sales today. Continental and
tioms buyers were eager competitors fi.r
Scoureds and the latter alao took cross
bred freely at 71, to 1 per cent ad
venes. Americana paid from 11 to '.0
per tint advance for medium. greasy
croBB-bred and from 10 to li per tent
higher prices for fin Merino
CeaTee Market.
SEW YORK. My S.-COFtVF.K-Mvket
quiet si un-
for coffee future opened
NO LIBRARY
can okpand beyond the sphere
of the Globe-wernlcke "Elas
tic" Bookcases, v
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Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers tad Dealers
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Omaha Of float tlO m. T. X.US SiAg.
Sell Tleves. Dowguvs ML
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