HIE REE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 12. 1000
J
A
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
t 4 Firm Opening Rrialti from 8tetdier
Ctblei.
DKY WEATHEE RAISES PRICE
(nntlaneel Report of nrr Wentfcer
la Western Kaasa ! : ?f -fcraska
Briner Ont Bet-
dMAHA, May . If
Llverpo.il cab' on. wheat reM au-ndier
una gav our mirkst a firm opnlim. Of
fering tnat were liberal on th deolm
yeaterday were alt absorbed early, and
with cent-nded dry. weather reports fiom
ntrti Kan and Nebraska, brought
out better support and price advanced, i
galnlng the ios'ot yenerda.
Corn waa firm. Receipt are ton light
and Ih demand for -cash .corn very goid
Higher wheal vaiuea strengthened tnmorri
Jnarket and fc ati1Uetdviiil'.'J Jt Icfia
tered. "''''.
Wheat stsrifd ' atmng and advanced
ataadlly during : the- day on better support
and featured by. un ue.l poor weather
rondltlona for vb groin crop. . (-'ash
wheat la firm- ai prrmlui prices over tli
( ptlon and tteajreaslng slocks will aoou ad
nr price, agsiu. May wheat opn4 at
UK and Ke at fl-laV
Corn waa steady, liut firmer with no
change. Weather condition ara atlll un
aatlafaclory for the coining crop and the
higher receipt are keeping the market
trapped of all uffertnga. I'nder present
conditions notulng bit a deluge of corn
from the country holdera will break the
market. May corn opened 41 70V and
closed al TtiUjtf.
Primal v wheat receipts were S12.0OO bu.
and shipments were 413.000 bu. agalnet re
ceipta last odr of 7,0t) bu. and ship
ment of Lt.GOO bu. '
t.'orn receipta were 360.000 bu. an1 ahlp
menta were and 000. hu. agalnat receipts last
vrar of SlO.OO bu and shipments of 257,000
Ou.
clearances were H.M bu of corn, some of
oat a ami wheal and flour equal to A3. 066 hu.
Liverpool opi m d 'ttiVtd higher on wheat
and S'l loaer cn corn.
Local range of option!
Articles.) Open. ! High.; Low. Close.! YeVy
r
.Wheat
jf (May...
'July...
(V'n-.
Mac...
July...
ept...
l"s -
May...
Sept...
' t .
1 27HI 1 26 V
1 21
1 f"w,
TO1
65 V
I
1 2f.'4
1 06
7o
6fH
66
40
1 06H;
1 Oth, 1
0Si
I . fi4
f5 I
.! 40'
I...
" I
y .
M I
4m;
tint aba
Cash Prleea.
2 hard, II.Mfll S;
WHKAT-No
No. 3.
hrd. ll.Mtil : No. 4 hard. I1.1601.1K; No. 4
(princ. l.:;:tjl i".
COHX-Nn. i. T('W : N. K. 704c; No. 4.
7'i'; No. 2 y.'ll.in, ;jr; No. ft yellow, 7o
7'i.'; No. 2 white. 74.'. N" white. 7c
ti. TB No. S mixed. -M'ttlMr: No. S vel-.
low. M'fiut'ti ; No. ;iSrH",i. No. 4,
He; ainnoniil, Siic.
RVf -No. J. ;ir: No .1. 7U-.
1. 1 I. il I ". ece: t.
. i Vh.a. corn Outs
Chli-iigo ... 1" 191 2.l
M'tineaunljs I1H
CinaliH - ti J 9"
Duluth il
CHICAGO Ult.l AMI 1'KOVISIO.XS
Keatare-a at ftif tMln aad Cloalaa;
Pfcta iril oC Trade.
CHIt'AOO. ilay 11. Damage reports from
Kansas and Nehraaka were partly re
sponsible for an advance of more thnn lc
In the price of wheat on the Hoard of
Trade today. The market closed at al
most tna top at net a Ins of l'i to 1:
coinpartd with yeaterday'a final ino
ratlons. Corn, oats and provisions closed
irona-.
Renilmcnt In the wlieif pit was bullish
all day and the volume of trade was tairiy
lurge. , The failure of foreign grain in.tr
ket to follow the alump here yestril.iy
Imparted H strong tone at Hie otienin.
which vss augmented as trading pro
gressed bv unfavorable crop reports from
the aauthwstt, , partloiilarly from western
Kansas nnd , .Nebraska. Advices fum.
Kansas er'ontradietorvi hot ih-I ad.
aemed Inclined to lonk on the dork ski"
regarding the condition uf the crop. A
dispatch from s cordage concern a! K;.
I. mils, claiming that many orders for twine
h.id been cancelled owing to poor nut
look for the new crop In Kansas" (lliln
hotra and Texaa Was one of the r.pins
that startled the trade. An enormous de
crease In the world'a- vtalble auppi.- of
wheat,, aa outlined In Rradmreet a state
ment, also helped to Inspire bullish eeu
tlment. According to this authorlt the
total available decreased s.TiKi.nno bimhc
during last week, and U 741.00 hiiHlinls
during April, leaving the supply nnw at
l.'if(4 'XiO bushels, which Is almo.t li e
smallest on record. Loral contract srotks
I" public elevators deTeaed l.81l.kl bush
ela last e ok and are now onlv S.1-3iyn
h"shei. During the dav the Julv delK-crv
tnls PrW"'n lA-V HnA ' ,4 "nd clnrt,'f
Shorts were active bidders for cirn
throughout the entire day and the market
d inlaved A strnnr tone from stsrt toflnish
Cash rorrt at the sample tshlss was (,i-nifd
W hlei-er. but there was little offered f,,r
The market cloaed strong at almost
tre top. final quotations showing net g.ilrs
n .c to Tc. compsred with vesterd.iv's
?!-se. with July at ast,,.
flentlment, In Uie oats nit was bullish
? ' day. During the dav July ranged he.
teen SHir and 514.C. A the close priecp.
wre no HfiAo compared with the pre
' ' olosa. with July nt 6IVc
Prnvls ons were strong all dav. Clo-lng
priu " ."''"wed net rains of loiii i4o to 15o
The lesdlbg futures tanged aa follows:
Articles.! Oren. High. Low. Cloaa. Tea y.
Vheat
Mav
I l
i i
i 1 13 ;,
I tio-I.V
''7ia.iiT.:
' I
1 27V,,
1 14i
i ws: i rm
1
J illy
I 1 14,;
1 UnS 1 "I'S'V
l mm or,s'
I !
4 U
'PI.
1 W,
1 W4H
Iec.
1 'ot n
l
Ml I
74riSi
Mav
July ,
Kept.
liec.
Oats
May July
? pt. "
Dec.
Poik
Mav Jlly
Sept.
1 aid
May July .
Sept.
Kila
Mav
July '
8ept.
7T.' 72S!
!iVdH
7jj.i7V,
I -7Xl
;fivti-.
WV,
r.7
Sit.
5.1
61 V
61,
44','rt 43'7i 44i?i ',4,
43,'u'-.
441,4, H
I
I 17 7i
I IS K'4.
I IK 10
I . :
10 .15
IK Oft
IK 20
14 16
I 17 7UI IX OA !
17 o
IK 06
U 16
IK 12V.; IK l TV
18 10 IX 16
10 4a
10 36
10 46
10 56
96
f
10 Oi'l,
io 46 io :m
10 62V.I 10 X7U
10 &2V., 10 oil
I
lo on i t t74
111 021 KI
10 lo 1 97V.
I" 45 I
10 I
ID S2V
10
lo on
1ft 02V.
M 10
I 1 !
I 10 02V.
No. fc
Cash quotations were a follows:
r Mirrt Firm; winter1 patent, t&.bity
I..; winter straights. Msn.: ,iing pat
nts. Kitj.io; siralsbta, 4.?'!a .to, bakers
W 4eib5.iill. ; " ,
IUK-Ni.i: MJJta, ,v.;!' '
H("TTKR-Wtedy ; crea merles, 22fWWc;
Imries. 16 Uc ' v
KlHJ3-8ieadv; at ,n)rk. ca Included,
firsts. ic; prime ftrwa, Jlc
CHtliSK-rtteadj; . daulea. 150'15i-,.;
twins, liHlHo; yonng Amaricaa. uvrf
Hc: long horn,' 1414'. 6.
I'OTATOKS Kawv choice tu fncy ukta
7c; fair to goodT fclVic. c3'.
cOri.THY-Stetuly;,. turkeys. . lie; ohkk
. iiK. 15V: apnnga. .lie. . , . . .
V K A I,-Steady; 60 to iSh lb ,' S0c; ' l to
lbs , liVjnlic; S5 to U0 Ilia , $VAtk-.
BARI.KY Feed or- mnitig.. aSiaVoc; ' fair
"1 choice malting, JHfi'iiH.c.
9EKL8 Flag. No. 1 southwestern, tl &
N" I northwestern, 1 W. Tlniothv. a
Chn or. U an. -
l-ROVIdltlXS-Mess p,.rk, per bbl.. tlK.
..ull&. ljird. per 100 lbs . H047S. Short
ril s. sidva iloosei. Ws7V,til0.06. Short clear
I'les .boxed 1. $10.ofc 10,24.
Total clearances o wheat and flour were
'liial tr iO.iifio bu. Primary reeelpu wr
bu . compared with 57.iX) bu the
lorreapondlng day a year ago. The world'a
leible supply, as shown by Bradatreet's
lecreaaed K.7uu.Mio bu.
K.stlmsted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn. care; oats. Ill cars; hogs'
H.uue, head. '
latale gapply . f Grata.
V w TV vnnL' m . -, . .
..... . i-mm.y 11. epm-iai caeid anu
telegraphic communications reoelved by
Uiadatreet's snow 1 he following change's
hi available suppliea, aa compared with
Available supplier:
U'kui-r.iii a..... . ..
. ruin, ea or nocaies.
4ecraed J4iiW bu. Canada. Increased
bu Totl. vmted States and Caimdj.
tecrea.ed 1.411.W bi Afloat, for and In
Europe, decreased S.J.MV1 hu. Total Amer
71'
Kfct
t nvv,' r
H 6m, asi.
nl V.
ican and European supply, decreased 1.711.-
Corn fnlted tates and Canada, de
creased I l.jpoo bu.
Oats fnlted Pistes and Csnadi, de
creased a.l,Ti bu.
The lesjlng decresses nd Increaeea te
ported this weeg firtlow:
Decreases Manitoba. . tlS.'Ke bu.; Chicago,
private elevators, soooiO bu.
Increase Port Huron, 7'.Wfl b
WRATHRR IX TUB. OK4IV BELT
1 1 : V
Ahowera and' ProfcaMr Cyfer far
Wrdsriasr la tka, Forecast.
OMAHA, May 11, Itfifl.
Th pressure Is hlf hvsf over the lake
region, the Ohio- and lower Mississippi vsl
les. and" generally clenr we.it her prevails
throughout those sections this morning.
Ilght to heavy frot occurred last night
from the Mississippi river east over the
northern rortlon of the Ohio valley and
upper lake region. Rains were general
within the last twenty-four hour In the
Ohio valley, lower lake regloh and eastern
state, and the weather 1 decidedly cooler
this morning In the Atlantic and east gulf
states. A trough of low pressure extends
along the entire esstern slope of the Rocky
mountains and unsettled weather prevail
through lut the upper valleys and north
west. Rains are falling in JtnU Denote,
the western Canadian prelnces, the upper
mountain region and on tna north Pacific
coast. The western low will move east
ward over the central ralley during the
next twenty-four hours and' will cause
showers In this vlolnlty lonlght and prob
ably Wednesday, with somewhat ' cooler
Wednesday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with th corresponding day of
the last threo years:
1900. 190. 107. ISO
Minimum temperature.... 62 67 41 l
Precipitation 01 .M .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 61 degree.
Deficiency in precipitation slnca March 1,
I 73 Inches. '
Deficiency corresponding period In ltag,
3 04 Inches.
deficiency corresponding period In 1W7,
4.03 Inches.
U A. WELBH. LocaI Forecaster.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-foirr hours
ending at K a. m., 76th meridian time.
Tuesday, May 11, l!9:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rsln-
fltHtlons Mat. Mln fall. Sky.
Anhlarid. Neh . H9 . 61 , T ' Cloudy
Auburn. Neb '61 T cloudy
Broken Mow, Neb. 7i 4n .t Clear
Columbus. Neb... 72 31 Ft. cloudy
Culhertson, Neb., an 6!i . T fTlear
Falrbury, Neb.... 73 61. .110 It. cloudy
Fairmont, Neb... 70 4K .in clear
Or. Island. Neb.. 7S 611 .in Pt. cloudy
tHartlngton. Neb. 72 Ks T Pt. cloudy
Hastings. Neb.... 70 40 .00 Clear
Holrirega, Neb.... 72 47 ,00 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 72 4K T Clenr
Omaha, Neb 6K 44 .01 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb... M 4 .00 Cloudy
Alta, la 8 40 .03 pt. cloudy
tCarroll, la 8 40 .on Clear
narinda, la 7 KS .00 Cloudy
Sibley, la ti .11 .00 tflear
SIouk Olty, la... 64 50 T Cloudy
; Minimum temum-auire for twelve-hour
period ending at R a. m. t Not Included
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 26 6 se T
Columbus. 0 15 80 SK . .is
Des Moines, la 14 64 tn .01
Indlanapolla. Ind.. 12 M 34 ir'
Kansas City. Mo.. JO 1 14 'f
Doulsvllle. Ky ll no 38 .01
Mlnneapollg, Minn, fft " " K " 42 T
Omaha, Neh 17 ' ?i -44 T
St.' Louis, Mo....... 12 ' 0o
The weather Is warmer throughout the
corn and wheat region.. IJght ahowera oc
curred within the last twenty-four hour
In all except the Bt. uta- rtlstCct. Light
to heavy frosts occurred last night In the
Ohio valley and lake region.
U A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
NEW VOHK CiEKERAL MARKET
((notations
of the Day oa
Varions
Com mod It lea.
NKW YORK, May 11 FLOTR Re
ceipt a i'.Olo bhla.; exerts, 716 bbls.
Market quiet and unsettled; Minnesota
liHtents, $6.20(fj 6.60; winter straights.
5 0'6 .20- Minnesota hakers, $4 80'fl'
5. 3Q winter extras, 14.46$ 6 20; winter
parent-, ftS.OOfp 6.40; winter low grades.
4.8CirK.O0; Kansae straights. 16 Soft
6.ft). Rye flour, firm; fsir to good ftt.oinj)
1. ,e, unoice 10 tancyt s4.10vo.OO.
t'ORNMKAly Btendy; fine white and
yellow. 1. 66 1.70: Conine, $1.60l.e6:
kiln dried. 13.80 (a 3.0.
KYfc; Kasy; No. 2 western, 94c, f. o.
b. New York.
BARLKY Steady; malting, 7Mi78c, e I.
f. New York; feeding. intjiSc. c. i. f. New
York.
WIIKAT Receipts. TS.ono bu.. sot market
firm, No. 2 red, $1.43, elevator: No. 2 red,
$1.46, nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
ern liiiluth. 1.337. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 3
nara winter, l.s4,, r. o. b.. afloat. Bull
support developed aggressively In wheut
today and prlcea had a strong advance.,
tield by less favorable crop news, higher
cables and a big deci-eose In worlds
stocks Final price allowed lc to lc net
advance. May cloeed. $1.34; July, ftl.ldS'
1. -:,. cioeeii, i.'jji.; September, 1.1J.IB11.14,
closed. $I.i:tH.
('X)HN Receipts, 2.250 bu. Spot, market
steady. No. 2. fce. elevator and 80c, f. o. b.,
afloat: No. 2 white,, g?o and No. 2 yellow,
Sue. f. o. h.. arioMt. Options without trans
actions, closing 'uc to 'o net higher: May
closed ftlHo; July, 78c; September, 7IS4c.
OATS Hecelnta, 19.82K.bu. Snot, market
slnady; mixed oata, 24 to 33 pounds. rtff
naiurai wniie, 31 10 ,1: pounos, tr
; clipped white, tl to 40 pounds, 60V41
7c.
HAY Firm; No. ft, tb910c; good to
choice. 79 til HOC.
HOPS Film; 1C, 3Wc; Paclflo coast,
1S08. Kllc: 1907. 3I&6C.
HlDF.tl Firm ; Rogota, 20S.fi 21 He;
Cemral America. 21c.
I. RATH KH Steady: add 2"
PWA'ISIONS Bef. Steadv: familv.
$14 imfil4.ni); beef hajne, $24.00iU'-'6.i;
city extra India mess. $21.60ifj 22 00. Cut
meats, firm: pickled bellies. $11.00; pick
led hams. $11.60. Lard, firm; western.
tlo.7BiA1o.K6: refined. steady: continent.
$10. Jo; South America, SI 1 .: compound.
$T TVOg.fti. Pork, sleody: firm. $19.0(iJ
J0O0: short clesr, $19R021.60; mess.
$1 601 9 00
TALLOW Quiet; city. R He.
R1CF. Domestic, fair to extra. 31 6 Vic;
Japan nominal.
ni'TTFR-Pteady; receipts. 14. 107 tierces;
stiite iirv. common to finest. 31i!J2i5V.c.
KGOS-Firnif r: receliUs TO.!", raes: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby fnncy aelected
white. :';tVr'h2lc. stnte. Pennsylvania and
nearhy. fsir to choice. ?2vft :!.lc ; brown and
mixed fancy. 22'Vo ':lc: brown and mixed,
fa'r 10 choice. 2 Ml 22c.
POI'LTRY Alive, dull; chickens, broil
ers. 2MS0c: fowls. 17frl74c: dressed, firm;
chickens, lc: fowls. ir,virliii4e.
CHFKSK Weak and unchanged. Receipta
f.irJ9 pkgs; new state full creams, specials.
:ail3Sc; fancv, 12V1: common to fair. Wtf
11c; skims, full to specials, 2'allc
St. I.aals General Market.
8T LOl lS. Mo.. Mav 11.-Wft EAT Mar
ket hlnher; track. No. S cash. $1 an'iri.64: No.
t hard. $1.3211. 3ft; Julv. $1.10V?U1; May.
$132; September. $1.of.44)l (IG',.
CORN Higher; track No. 2 cash. 7c;
No. ft white. 7K'fr7rti,e; July, ififii.c; Sep
tember. 67c. s
OATS Firm; track No. 2 cash. 66Vc: No.
2 white. c; July. 5iV; September, 4Slic.
FIXl'R I'nchanged; red winter pateme,
$6 Vi4i7.i; extra fancy and straight, $o.7M'
t.0; hard winter clears $4 6u04.9i.
SKKIk-Timothv. $2 36.3a,
Cl IRNM K AI- $3.4o.
BRAN-Strong; sacked, east track. $136
0137.
HAY-Steadv; timothy, til .MS4S.U0; pra
irie. $11 60t(l '13.00.
HAOOINO 7 Mac.
HF.MP TW1NB 7c.
PROVI9ION8-Hial.fr; Jobbing. $17 R
Lard, higher; prime s'.eam. $10.2Mi 10.38. Dry
Fslt mests. steadv; Ixixed. extia shorts.
$li76: clear rlla. $1073; short clears, $10871.
Hscon. steadv; boxed, extra short. $11.75;
clear ribs. $11.76; short clears, $11.7Si.c.
IVlt'LTRY-fltesdv: chickens. 13c; springs
IN'tiftSe; lurkejs, i:44lc; ducks, 11c; geese.
6c.
Bl'TTER- li wer: creamery. iQix.
EGOS Steady ; 18V. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7 0 8. so
Wheat, bu 36.0) 5i.oi
Corn, bu SS AiO 711 f,
Oats, bu 73,(m O,0u0
Mlnaeapolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 11 WH EAT M v.
$1 21.4; July. tl.tfV.fll.iM.. September, $l.iA,
til . Cash: No 1 hard. II trl JOV, No.
1 nor:hern. $1 2ril.apv,; No I northera,
1 t 2TV.: N . 8 northern. It 2MJ 1 26'
FLAX Closed at II V
HH AN In bulk, t-4 icii4 50
FlAl'H Flrt patens'. K lofi; second
pstenis. tn.mM.i: fl-.t rleara, t4.764t.;
second clears. V. Z.vrA.bl.
aNEWIORK stocks and bonds
Lethargic Condition of Market Not
Explained by Day'i Newt.
VOLUME- OF BUSDfESS SMAU
elllag Presaare la Removed, hat
Prleea Oe ot Adraare I atll
the Final llonrRoads
- Are Steady.
NEW YORK, May ll The lethargic
condition Into which the speculation In
stocks fell today waa difficult to account
for trom any incident In the news. The
apparent completion of selling from u.usr
ters that were regarded as Important gave
some relief to an apprehension that in
formed interests Were liquidating their
holdings of stocks. The market was freed
from selling pressure In evidence- cster
dsy, but prices moved decisively upward
only In the final hair hour. Dealings fetl
to a lower rate of activity during tin m d
day period than has been witnessed In
New York for over two months.
Effectual support was afforded b the
sympathetic Influence of strength In x few
stocks, notably Reading. That atock met
some very heavv selling- orders In the
course of the advsnce. hut offered good
resistance. The Krles were strong am!
estimate of the Increase In that roa'ls
earning power Were put In circulation. The
stirring of the market for the Kries was
believed to foreshadow the offerings of
additional securities Incident to flnnnrliig
the road's further needs.
The question of successful financing In
meet approaching requirements nad its
reflection In the heavy tone of the Chicapo
Great Western Issues and Toledo raliwnxs.
Part of the effect of repression on activity
wss due to the renewed rise In prl-es rf
wheat and to some of the reports resiv-d
of unfavorable weather conditions In pirts
of the wheat belt. The results to the ex
pert demand of the high prices of whest
were seen In the report of the bure.iu of
statistics of the agricultural exports for
April. Only 6on.929 bushels of wheat were
exported In that month, compared with
.V300.164 bushels In April of last var.
Flour exports also declined from l.rif,2.s62
barrels to s.19.477 barrels this year. Ac
companied by the enormous proportions
of the country's Importations In the l t
few mlnth the peralfctent Strength In the
foreign exchange market Is explained bv
these figures. The turn to the h.itlng
side In the stock market on the p,t of
London Increased the supply nf forlirn
exchange today. Readings rise lo IMiu
placed It nearly two points above the prh c
touched In the advance after the jupreme
court decision on the commodities claim
and the highest since January of 190ft The
bunvant upehoot In Reading at the lt
awakenedl the general market to onlv a
moderate degree of animation, but 'the
closing tone was strong.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value. t4.B82.onO. fnlted States bonds were
unchaneed on call.
Number of aales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
llln Hlih Iiw. rin
AiiiB-vnKimvrt pn
AsiBlgtmsled Copper ...
American Asrtrultursl ..
Am. Best Sugar
Am. Cio pfd
Am. r. A r
Am. tttoii Oil
Am. H. L. pM
Am. Irs Securities
Amsrlran Llnaeed
American tKomutlve ...
Am. B. A R
Am. . ft R. pfd
Am. Suiiar Rodnlnt
Am. T. a T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen ......
Anaconda Mining Co
AtehlKnn '
Atchtann pfd . .'
Atlaniln Coast Line
Halllmore V Ohio
Rat. Ohio pfd
Hathlehtm Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
'antral leather
central leather pfd
('antral of Naw Jaraay...
I'haupeUa A Ohio
Cnlcaso ft- Alton
chlcaio 0t. w
Chicago aV N. W
o.. m. a at. p
O.. c. C A at. t,
Colorado F. a I
Colorado A 80
Colo. 80. lat pfd
Colo, ai Ho. S! pfd
ConanlidatM Gaa
Corn Product
Delaware ft Hudson
Danvar & R. u
I. aV R. O. pfd
Dial Ultra' Swurlllea
I'll MIS hn niu.
16.KI 8.1S W1H !'.
inn 4ti 40 jm,
t.70.1 SS h 5
7.oo 1 i ln
6.700 M MS,
2.SII0 S7 SH', MS
JO" 424 it1 I-'',
l.fiOfl 414, 4t4 IIS
KM lS lS 1s
1. 100 HI o"S bl
lt.fMio 44 g;s
2m imut
t'10 1.14V 1S lMi
Ll 141 14HS 'CV
7mi let no Mo4
s1
fl 300 51 an i
tt.SKI llu. lilts HO
600 104S 1114 lM
isst,
.TOO ll.-.H 1I4H H5S
100 !I44 IS PIS
1.000 I7S 24S 1H
10.4(10 7' 75S TS
t.is li' lml jsnsi
l.m in 2s 4i
Kkl M4 1114 1 Kis
) :n8 sk tn
4. sun -4 7714 l'
7i"4 f 70s
500 4 4, 4V
J.H 12s -:'S i
.;on iMt IMS l-S
I"") 74S 74S 7S
KM 4" H tn
l'tu .is sas ff,
HK1 44 tl It
Hi
m us 157T. iss
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14
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sun mi,
son sas
... 32. "H
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87 14
if
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31
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U
ll.'V
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Kris lit pfd.
411
4l
rle td pfd
... Z.ieu 41
benarsl Electric 3110 l.is 1S
iii-eai isnnnara pia S'HI iis-i liri
ureat nonnern ura ctra a. too 74
llltooia ('antral .Vfci 14a
Intarborough Met l.fUHl is
Int. Mat. pfd 1.800 ItiS
Imernatlnrial Harrastsr
73 7
14S 144S
1S
1S
46
H
l'a
.'s
13 s
4JS
0. 'i
4l
V2S
U
1.
13S
International Marina pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City So
K. C. go. pfd
Loulavllla A N
Minn St. L
m . at. p. av . a. it....
Mtaaourl Pacific
M . K. T
M K T pfd
National Blacult
National Lead
N. R. M of M. lat pfd...
Near York Central
N. T., O. at w
Norfolk W
Nona Auarlc&n
N'ortbars Pailftc
Pacific Mall
PennaylTania
Paopls'a Oaa
4'K) 2:.S
1 ,000 1.1s
1M'I UV,
HUt 32S
Inoo 4
lull 72S
mi lm
4.K1 ia
401) 137
$.400 71H
U.ioo 43
l'H) 741,
IMS
la
41
42 S
45
72S
i;m
nH
urn
7C, 71 1.4
45U 42't
74 S
3t
1 SiH) 10; S
liS
us
tl)
3.100 tk 7 S
13!S IMS U2
T, aim 4s 4S
4S
zno HIS 1S
11 83 2 s
IS
l.S
.4Ui 11. S 144 S 1S
i"o jos 311V ins
t.OOO 136S 14 1JJS
4MI 116 lit" 114S
P.. c.C. 81. L
Praaaed Stael Car 700 41
Pullman Palace Car
u
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in
Railway Btaal Spring
Heeding .
Republic 81 eel .
Republic aitl pfd
Rock Island Co
Hock Island Co. pfd
at. u a. r id pfd
uO 4IS
4'
us. too in ltws i..e
li'S
M
7S
luil 48
. . ll.ioo wis
.. 4.700 71 S
6
70',
i:S
at. Uula a. W 100 2is 2IS
St. u. s. w. pro 41m wis
eioaa-sneiiieia n. m 1 4110
Bout Hera Pacific 11. IM
80. Panlflc pfd
us
MOS IS
U2S 121S 1S
124S
2S
tiS
4-tS
34
III
Southern RallwKy
go. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Teiaa aV Pacific
t , at. l. w
t , at. Law. pta....
I'nlon Paclflo
I'nloa Pacific pfd
t. a Really
I', a Rubber
I'. 8. Steel
t 8 Steel pfd
4io tS
2
TS
too es
1.200 44S 4'S
1.100 34 S S
S'HI tlS tl
3'1 6't . S
MIS
42.3110 IMS 1B7S leS
Wi
en
40
4.l4 4HS
Kl) 47S IKS
47S
2 JIUS HIS ll'Vt
1'iah Copper 1.700
Va -Carolina Chemical I."K
MS
4S
ll't
n"S
2 S
1
JO',
iS
(IS
61
!"S
Wabaah 1.7IM
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland ...
Weattnghotise Klectrlc
Western I'nlon
17.7i 6!S
D.7WI 27S
LSI 4
:iS MS
ICHI 71 S
74S
74
Wheeling Aug no
Wisconsin Central
11'
11'
IIS
4S
Total sales for the day, 72e.iuo shares.
V Boston Stocks anil Bonds.
1I08TON, Way 11 Money, call loana
tjSl per cent; time loana. .ill 6 per cent.
Ati hiaoa adj. 4s M Rui.ta Coalition
do 4a IH cel. a Anions
Atchison R- R HO Csl. a Hecla
do pfd I"SS antennial
Boeton Albany 22 Copper Range
Boston Main 144 Ila.lv West
Hoeton K leveled lis franklin
K. Y., N. M. H . .170 Granby
I'nlon Pacific mSureene Cananea
Am. Arte L'liem 40 isle Rovale
do pfd ;s Masa Mining
Am. Pneu. Tuba MuhKan
Amer. Sugar IMS Uotiawk
do pfd 117s Mont. C. aV C
Am. T. T 14444 Kersda
Am. Woolen M 3n oid Dominion
do ptd IH IVwII
Dominion 1. a 8 Us Parrot
Kdiaon Klec. 11 In $ 1 Oulncy
Masa. Klectrlc iS Shannon
do pfd i0S Tamarack
Maae. Aa 6l Trinity
I'nited Friltt Slls t'nltad Copper
fnlted 8 M W 4 V S Mining
do pfd 1' I 8. Oil
V. ateei :. luan
do pfd Mi Vlclorlt
Adrenture ; ' Winona
Amalgamated Wolverine
Ariion Com. .... 1'i Sunh Butte
Allantlo It
, 2
S
1ih
Ml
31 S
so
16
. i
II
4
MS
"it's
fIS
i 13
ws
Jo
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131,
4.".
12
.2
.
oi
York Mlainar "toeks.
NEW YORK", May 11. -Closing quotations
on mining stocks:
Allra So Loadtllle Con ,
bruuawlck oii ... 4 'l-lltle lllief In
Com Tunnel atoek... It Meiiran 1
da sonde 11 Ostarlo (jg
Cos Csl. V t Oiklr
Horn Surer St Rtandard i?
Iros ailear 1M Yellow Jacket se
Offered.
rarrlga Ptaaaelal.
IXNDON. May II. Money was abundant
on the market today and discounts re
2ulet. On the Stock eaohange business for
Iscount waa of fair dimensions and the
tone generally was firm. Gilt edged securi
ties were maintained. Home rails and for
eign rails. esreclally Mexicans, were sctive
and dearer. Foreign bonds and Kaffirs af
ter early weaanvaa closed stronir. hut
Grand Trunk and coppir shares were weak.
Amrlcsn securities reacted on realisations
at the opening, which was betow parity, but
sfter a period nf dullness an Impmvement
sppeared In places. New York csrrled val
ues higher In the afternoon, but offered
stock later and the market reacted at the
Close.
HKRLIX, My l.Trsrting on the ftourse
was sluggish and prices aera irregulsr.
JWItlS. Msy 11. Prices on the Bourse
were heavy.
Neer York Meaey Market.
NKW YORK. May 11 MONEY On rail,
steady at mil per cent: ruling rate, 2 per
tent, closing bid. He, per cent; offered al
1W per cent. Time loans, falrlv active and
firm; sixty dava. Zt,tiV per cent; nlnrly
dnys. tiu: per cent; six months. tTJJ'i
per cent.
PRI.MK MERCANTILK PA Pr.R-l',i(4
per cent.
rrKRLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In hankers' bills at 14 !
r4.MW for alxtv-dav hll.s and at $4 $770 for
demand; commercial bills. tt.Misti l.gsi..
SILVFR-Har. f8Vc; Mexhsn dollsrs. 44c.
Hi i 1 13 Government, steady. lallioad,
steadv.
Closing quotations on bends were aa follows:
V a ref ts, reg
KUVj dn 4Sa S
101 S do id eerie H i
101S K. C. 80. 1st 3t iS
li t do Aeb 4t . 7",
lit L. 8 dek 4a 1MI
10'4 L. N unl. 4e 1"!
S M . K . T. lat 4 .. HS
loos Mo let A ret. 4a ..
s coupon .
r. 8. la. reg
V
do coupon ,
V 8. 4. reg
do coupon
Allla Chl. 1st f
Am. Ag H .
Am T A T cy. 4a 104S do sen ISa 814
Am. Tobacco 4a nS Mo. Pacific 4a MS
1U n Y. (V g 3S
Alrhlann. gen. 4 PUS dn deb 4a '
do 8 U let 4 S N. T. City IS n UH
II" r. 4 MO M, V.. !. H. t H.
do ts 111S er. 4a 13S
Atlantic C L 1st to. rt e g r irt ron. 4s
Bel. A Ohio 4a. lot Mo n 4a tr
1o ISa 4S NY,. Pacific 48 Id
do S. TV. $S 1 do 9 T
Brh. Tr. c. 4 I7'4 O. 8. L. tfdg 4 ... eS
an. 8a. lat Ss let S Pan n. cr ssa 11S. .. 7'
central of 0 oa tnS do ron. 4 14'
Central Leather sa ... S Reading gen 4 too
c. of N. J. a. S... WH It. L. A 8 P. fg 4a.
Che. a Ohio 4S. ...! at. U a. W. r. 4 ... 7s
1 ntcago a A. JSC ... 7s do lei gold 4....
C, B. J. J. to WShierd A. U Is
C . M. A 8 P. g S l4So. Pacific col. 4.
.. Its
. . io
.. HI
. fS
..111
.. ntS
. . lo3
..117S
.. 74
. 104S
..101's
.. 7
..ins
.. 7S
.. M
c , R . 1. a p. col. 4a "S do 1st ref. 4a
do col. lis .
US n Railway Aa
no rfdg 4s.
. "S d sen. 4s
, 17 S I'nlon Pacific 4a ..
. 7 do cr. to
do let a ref. Is..
. MS P. 8. Rubhar e...
1"'S I'. 8 Steel 2d 5s .
lo." va rem t hem, fta
ch:. a at. b t
a- 4a
Colo. Ind.
CVIO. Mid. 4a
C. A 8. r. A e. 4S
I). H. c 4a
do 1st ref 4
n ft H. a. 4a i; Waneeh lat fm . . .
Plsllller- 6e V7 do IK en. 4a..
KH p. I. 4a SWeatm Md. It...
do gwn. 4 T Weet. Slier r ht
do e. 4 eeriet A.. H WH Central 4...
do sertea B . . ;tS C, R A a g 4a. .
MH
MS
00 S
Own. Blec. c. Ss... l4tiH c. A o. ref. s ctfa .iot
III. Cen. let ref. 4a. ion -4 n. A R. a. ref. ... f
Int. Mel. !' (4 N R. R. of M 4Sa.. MS
Int. M. M. 4Sa .asst. I, A a. P. 4S
Jupan 4a MS 80. Po. ct. etf 100S
Bid. "Offered.
London Stock Market.
IjONDON, May 11'. Amerlcsn securities
opened dull and about unchanged from
yesterday's New Yo-k closing. Price
changes during the first hour were lrregu
lar and ranged from below to above
parity.
I,ondon closing storks:
Consols, money... 14 11-11 M., K. T U'4
do acoount M N. V central lut
Anaconda MS Norfolk a W
Atchison liis do ptd W
do pfd HaS Patsrle W 4S
Baltlmnr A Ohio 11 IS !' nnaylvtnla ,'iS
Canadian Paolflc :e..S Rand Mine S
Chapake A O IHSReidlng
Chicago O. W e iiuthern Ry W:-
Chi., Mil. A St. P...1M d. pfd ;
tie Brers 13S Southern Paclflo i24s
Danyer A Rio O S2 t'sion Pacific 112S
io pfd Hi do pfd ss
Krla 43S f. 8. Steel ssi,
do 1st pfd eo do Pfd 123S
do td pfd 4S Wabash Jfis
Orand Trunk .IS do pfd 61
Illinois central I.Vi gpanlah 4a W
Louisville A N 141 Aroal. Copper MS
HILVKH Har. steadv at 24 7-10d per oa.
MONKY-1 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills la Is
1 5-18 per cent.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by itnmuel Burns,
jr.. 614 New York Life Building:
Bid. Asked.
Columbus. Neh, dec Light He lMlo S '
City of Omaha Bonda. ISa 1824 lots ions
City of Omaha 4a lilt 102 jO.'S
Iiouglaa County 4a 1WI loss 102S
Gate City Malt Co. per cent. . i
German Fir lna. Co , lOft
Ind. Tel. 5a 14.17 (Ro per ct. pfd bonun 4S
Kansat City Ry. A I.. 6a 111.;..... 17 S "
Nebraska Telephone si,., g per cent ... 7 l
Omaht Has 6a 1417.- 97 aft
Omaha Elec. L. A P nt lfl !,v.. 11m lm
Omaha A C. B. 8c Ry. ha 141.4 9S 101
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. 6a 12 IDS 100
Omaha A ". II St. Ry. ptd I percent . 43 S 1
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ry. Com. 4 per cent. M 47
um. A c. H si. Ky. B pld t per ct. MS
Omaha Water Ci. rs HMt ... si an
Omaha Water Cn. lat pfd.....-, zft ,Q
Omaha Water Co. td pfd 10 It
Omaha bd. of T. B. Co. pfd 4 par cont.. ino p-i
Paclflo Tel. A Tel. Co. 5a IM7, ITS l
South Omaha Sewer 4St 1124 iin, ol
8lou City 8. V. pfd 4 per rant.'. till
Trl-8tata L. Co pfd 7 pr ct. com. bonus S n
Toneka St. Ry. ts g ji
l i.lon 8. V. to. Omaha, 4 per cent HI A
Bank Clearing..
OMAHA, May 11. -Bank clearings for to
day were $2,436.S44.98 and for the corres
ponding date last year $l.!0o,751.'ja.
I'otton Market.
NEW YORK. May 11. The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 14
points and sold at 5 to points net higher
during the early session on moderate sup
port from local bulls, scattered covering
and a little buying through commission
houses. Steady cablee. reassurrlng reports
as to cotton goods conditions following the
reported cut In the prloa of certain prints
yesterday, and rumors regarding the pres
ence of a large short Interest In July and
October were probably the bullish fac
tors. The market ruled quiet and steady
during the middle of the morning with
prlcea within a point or two of the beat.
Spot closed quiet. 20 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 11.10c; middling gulf, U.a6c;
no tales.
Cotton futures opened steady; May,
10.64c; July. 10 4Sc: October. 10.3oc; Decem
ber. io.28c; January. 10.28c: March. 10.23c.
riiturea closed firm and sctive; May,
10.74c; June. 10ic; July, 10.56c; August.
10.50c; September, 10. 61)0; Octobe-, lO&iC'
November, 10 63c; December, 1(1. ktc; Jan
uary, iu.51c; March, 10 4Hc
GALVESTON, May ll.-COTTON-Steady,
10c
to!'. LOllS, May 11 I'OTTON Steadv;
middling, ll'ic; sales, 292 bales; receipts
1.754 bales; shipments, 2,167 bales; stock!
87,1168 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 11 t'OTTON-Spot
market quiet; American middling fair, a Hd
good middling, S.7Sd; middling, B.Wd; low
middling. 6.4ud; good ordinary, t.lld; ordi
nary, 4.76c. The sales of the dav were
6.000 bale of which Rfto hales were for
speculation. Hnd export Included 6.ni bales
American. Receipts. 16.0H0 bales, ail Ameri
can. Kansas llty tiraln and Provlslana.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 11 WHKAT
Tin-hanged; No. 1 iurd. tl.33ji1.40: No. I
hard, tl .Sofitil 38; No. 2 red, tl.4ful.aU; No I
red, tl.42ii Lou.
OOHN Sjdjle higher; No. 2 mixed, 73o;
No. 4 mixed, -.3-1'03-. Np. 2 white, 736'
i3V: No. 3 white, 734730.
OAT8 I'nchanged; No. 2 white, Kni68c;
No. 2 mixed. &4'4Jii6c.
RYK &nfcc.
HAY l.nchanged; choice timothy. $12.50
til l.uti; clmii e prairie, tll fufflll 26; choir
alfalfs. tl6.7niu17 75.
HI TTKK I'reanicrv. 2c: firsts. Uc- sec.
OIIUS. 2'2f. raj kitiar tr.r.Lr IHl..
Kaus-Kxlrt.s, 2ijc- cu'tent receipts. Ilk-;
seconds and dlrtiee. l7Sc
Receipta. Shipments
Whet, bu Sl.issj 11. im)
t'onn, bu 7.ihmi Jl.nsi
Oals, bu lO.nTsi Ij.iski
Options at Kansas Cit: .
Article.
I Open. ; High. I Low. Close.
Wheat 1 1
May '1 OHi-A1...
1
July I I ) ! 1 07i, 1 0fV 1 "7.
September ... loo I 1 op.,' ion 1 join
liecember 1 1 ir. 1 S j lllA
C"rn
Mav
July
September .
December
72 I 72V 72 1 7SB
68' a I 6&H ttV,! H8A
v a MSA
M1 I I
A asked. B bid.
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May ll.-BI'TTBR-Pteady;
extra western creamery, 28c; n.-sr-y
prints. Jto
EOflH Slesdv: Pennsylvania and other
nearby firste, free eases. 22c at mark: cur
rent receipts in returnable cases, 21c at
mark; western flrsti, free cases, 22c at
mark: current receipts, free cases. 2(ra JfM-c
at msrk
CH EH K Steady: New York full creams,
choice old, Utilise: fair lo good, 14c;
new aa to quality, 12813c.
Liverpool tiraln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Hiv 11 -WHEAT-Spot
No. 2jred western winter, nominal, futures.'
firm ,i July ts lld; September, ts 5id; De
cember, ts 4d.
CORN Spot. strong; New American
misd. 6s 5Hd: futures, steady; Msy. nom
inal; July, u 4d.
Oil All A LIVE STOCii UAREET
Fat Cattle Steady to Stronger and
Stockert Eat it r.
LITTLE CHANGE NOTED IN HOGS
Strong aad fairly Active "keep Mar
ket, ttverytklaa Being Solel
Karly aa ?te Hlgk ftec
nrd Belag Made.
South Omaha. May 11. lar.
Receipts were' CsttiS. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Mondar 4 ir t.tlt 1470
Kstlmate Tuesday .... t.tofi t.SOO l.sno
Two flavs thia week.. .$S7 It. 815 t?0
Same day last week . in, 7 1,o7 t 07
"sme day t weeks ago 744 30 874 1 40$
sme day S weeks ago 7T1 lt,7Sl 1.61
Same day 4 weeks ago 10.T7S 14. Hit 16.C41
Same day last year.... 10,239 It.tlt 10.4S1
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaht
for the year to date, compared with last
lar: jno ifms. Inc Dec.
Cattle ta.ITl tti.SM 11.678
Hogs I.0O4.7 l.(VA.44 M.S78
Sheep 676.617 M7,6tS t.0
The following tab e shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Data. I lo. T0l.l0T.lf.ltnt. 19(H. ltot.
May
May
May
Mt)
May
May
May
Mar
Mar
May
May
t 04S I 411 U I t:
till
B 111
1 11
6 Jo
I 80
1 1
4 67 75
Ml
4 W t TS
4 ; 71
4 661
I a 34 8 Z4I 8 27
7 itS-V 6 ?. 26, 1
imin: It ij
844 6 171 til
I 6l
t 85 I 6 341 6 271 6 15; I 4 i Al
6 87 I g 841 S t til I 17i 1 I 64
I ) I ) tnj 6 11 t 161 4 f: t t
I WH4j I 6 Mi a 04 1 19 4 att
I 6 HS 6 41 6 881 t 29. 6 I7 4 64! t M
'Sunday.
The official number of ears of atock
brought in today by each road was:
Horses
Cattle. Hoga Bheep.Mulca.
C. M. A St. P 6 3
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Taclflc 12
I'nlon Pacific 46 t
C. A N. W., east 1 a
C. N. W . west.... ol 3e
C. St. P.. M. A O.... 32 8
C, B A g , east 14 1..
C, H. ft y . west ... 6S 2S 4
C, R. I. A P, esst.... t 1
C tt. I. A P., went 1
Illinois Central 1 1 .. ..
Chicago Ut. Western, t 3
Total receipta toe 115 14 1
The disposition of the day's receipta was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Packing Co lOrt 1,419 782
Swift and Company 1,162 J. 82,1 6;3
Cudahy Packing Co 1,630 S.B77 237
Armour A Co Ml 2,U 418
Cudahy P'k'g. Co., K. C 260
8. A 8 176
Lobman ft Kothchlld 46
Hill & Son 34
F. P. Lewis w
Huston A Co 4
J. B. Root A Co II
J. H. Bulla 29
McCresry A Carey 7
Bam Werthlmer t
H. r. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros 3
lehmer Bros
Swarta A Bolund 123
Krey Packing Co 316
St. Claire 48
Rothachlld 32
Other buyers 2f
Totals 4,835 8,876 2.940
CATTLE Receipta trr-a r.iormng were
liberal, 200 cars being reported in, still the
total for the two days snows a falling off
of about 2.C00 head, as compared with last
week. The receipts were made up very
largely of beef steers, the same aa on
every day of late. More than that the
quality was very good, there being plenty
of very well finished beeves un saie.
Buyers on their first rounds this morn
ing looking at the liberal receipts gave
nut bids that were generally a little lower
than yesterday. However, when buyers
and sellers got -together, It was on a
basis of steady to strong prices. It became
evident that buyers wanted the cattle even
If they had to pay good firm prices.
Cows and heifers were in moderate
UPPly and the market fairly active at just
atiout steady prices or possibly strong In
spots. Among the offerings were some
right good cows that sold up as high as
15.76. while a small bunch of good heif
ers sold up to $8.00, the highest price paid
on this market so far.
Weather conditions In the country are
not such as to encourage a free buying of
either stock cattle or feeders and the de
mand for some little time has not been
very broad. Still, with receipts light every
day, prices have been well maintained.
Tills morning, however, the feeling waa a
Utile easier and apeeulators who were the
chief buyers seemed Inclined to force a re
duction or leave the cattle alone which
made the trade rather dull on that kind.
Cjuotatlons on rattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers. $i.3oj.75; fair to good cornfed
steers, $5.75ii6.3u; common to fair cornfsd
Steers. J6 intiiti Tb; good to choice cows and
heifers. 15.2bii4i.00; fair to good cows and
heifers, $4.tj'j 2o; common to fair cows
and heifers. $2.26fi4.40; good 10 choice
stockers and feeders, I4.60&u.ti6; fair to good
Blockers and feeders, H.irtK&H.DO; common
to fair stockers and feeders. $3.264)4. s;
Block heifers, $3.26$p4.40; veal calves, W 604j
6.76; bulls, stags, etc., $.12SSp5.26.
BKEF STLHHfe.
No. Av. Pr. Se. Ae. Pr.
it 6S5 t Oo It 1150 4 to
14 SMI ( 06 . 1091 g It
if : n 1110 4 u
1 6M 6 li .' HIT u
lb loir 6 44 M USB I Is
12 433 4 !5 It 1HU t M
14 11 6 4" it 1171 4 at
11 4112 t oil t USD 1 t
1 4 44 M 1h) 4 40
Jl USI I It ISM 4 n
74? I M IS 1051 g 30
17 1141 S M 14 o 1 vi
14 IM 4 4(1 I 1S' I 10
It M im 42 11m In
10 6!8 t SO II UI7 4 In
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fully steady with Hie best limn yester.ia
snd In Some esses pcse'hly a little s ionaet.
Th trade, hoaever, as at no urns en
sctive, buyers blng unwl ling to p anv
mora than eierds s prices snd .n Some
cssea bids were actusily loeer. acco.d.ng
lo salesmen s Ideas. On the other haid.
sellers were drie nVnoJ i, force every cent
possible toil ot the market, w th the result
thst. as noted ab.iv. the muMment wss
slnw. Later on in the morning buvers
became even more bearish and anv a rengih
Ihst msy have been d-velopet c-dis-sppeared,
the market becoming and
weak. A consid'-rable propor:ion of toe
lings sold the same ss yeslerdar at 6 M4
1.10 anc on up aa high ss t" for the best
heavy loads. It will be remembered lhat
the lop yegterdny waa $7. to
The receipts both yes eidsy and hvlsy
were quite moderste. showing a falling o.'f
of over l.lMi head as compsred with the
same days last week and of aimoet 7 0O
head as compsred w.th two weeks ago.
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SHEKP The nnsslhllliUs nf ih a iHinni
sheep market appear to be almost beyond
conception. For over two weeks It ' has
been 11 stesdy boom of prices, with snlrs
men and buyers nlternstely predicting a
halt. The lofty point was readied this
morning, however, when two loads of
wooled western lambs wete weighed up
Ml $9.35. The phrase, "This is the highest
pr ce," hss bfen repeated so often lateh
that It smack a trifle of th ludicrous,
but the developments of today's session
make It almost necesssry to call attention
lo this morning's record, even at ti.e risk
of overworking a hsndy expression. Be
sides being the highest price ever psld In
the history of Ihls mstket, t.ti 's a quarter
higher than any price previous y paid
Moreover, It Is n dime higher thsn anv
jirlce ever paid on any Missouri river msr-
W'hlle this morning's record-breaking
sale would indicate that valuea had taken
a big Jump, It must be remembered that
nothing extra choice lias been on sale
lately with which to sound the limit. The
bulk of the offerings changed handa this
morning on a strong bisis as compared
with yes.erday. While a few sales m ght
tie called a dime higher perhaps, these
few were offset by ssIps which looked only
a sliude better than steady.
The trade wa fairly aeilve throughout
and everything cleaned up in pretty good
season. Receipts were comparatively ilsht,
consisting largely of lambs, both wooled
h.2rn' Tn br,t rnptwrs moved at
18.30. There was nothing of anv conse
quence In ewts, wethers, or vearllngs.
Wuotatkins on clipped sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, $7.86'g't.3o; I ah- to
good lambs. 17.007.86; good to choice light
yearlings. tH.SMi 86; good to choice heavy
yearlings. $6.78f).35: tbod to choice weth
ers, $5.so.40; fair to good wethers. $o.fKrj.
6.90; god to choice ewes, tfi.76ig6.25: fair to
ood ewes. t5.MlT6.7R; culls and bucks. $2.00
S600. Quotations on wooled lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $8.8u(gl.; fair to good
lsmbs. t8.16tfS.co.
CHICAGO Ll V R STOCK M A HKG'f
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Lambs Are
Steady.
CHICAGO. May ll.-CATTI.E-Recolpts,
estimated at 2,000. Market steadv; steers
$fi.25j;.30; cows. 1..imj5.7S; helfera, $.1 ftJU
6.26; bulls. $4.-Va6.76; calves. .mKM:
stockers and feediis. K.TMii.tA.
lKiGS-Recelpte. estimated at 12,000 head.
Market steady; choice heavv ahlupinr
t7.3fKfrrr.40; butcher, $7."ff7.sr,; light mlxea
$7.0oii7. 10: choice light. IT.lotflhi; puking
$7.1W7.2; pigs, t6.afyUfl.Tn; bulk of sales'
7.1017.26
8HKKP AND LAMHH Receipts estl
mate.l at 10.000 head. Market steady;
sheep, fft.76tVti.s5; lambs, trt 5o4j'J.50- yea'i
llngs, $6.507.25.
Kansas City l ive Htoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., May U.-CATTLK-Iteteliits.
ll,i'j head, iiiciuiim . .
erns; market steady to luc higher; top.
$6.H6; l.olce export and dressed beef
steers. $ .toiHti.DO; fair lo good. fi. 2. 6 25 ;
western steers. t6.40ifi.fir,; Mockers uv1
feeders, 4.0(i4(i5.8O; southern steers, .M.6'i4j
6 40; southern cows. t3.2.V'S.it; native cov.
t3.00ti5.(:i; native helfera. tt.(li"Si.7.i; bulla
t4.0iHBo.36; calves, t3.764i7.iiO
HOOD Receipts. IK.OOO head; markrt
steady :n 5. higher; top, t7.i: bulk of
sale, t6SO7.25: heavy, t7.16ft7.3u: pn.k3ta
and butchers. t7.ilf7.26; light, f6 7iti7.12V,;
pigs, tfi T&fll 7i.
SHEEP AND LAMBfS-Rfcclpta. 6,'iOfl
head; market strong; lambs. $7.60oi0 26;
yearlings. KSOi7.T5: wethers, f .754 75;
ewss. f5.Wh4.g); stockers aod feeders, tXi)
te aU; Texas muttons. 15 OH'q.oO.
St. I. oals Lire StocU tlarkrt,
ST. LOI18. Mo.. Mnv ll.-CATTLIv-Rc
celpts. S..'hi head. Including 625 Texans:
market stronir; native shipping and ex
port steers, $5.5041 7.00; dressed hcef rd
butcher steers. 14 2S'u6 35; steers under 1
lbs . $3.6ull6 Ml; s.ockeis and feeders. 84 no
4f.26; cows and heifers, $3.t-iifi6.6i; can
ners. $3 0nt2 6O: bulls. $).(Hki5.26; calves.
$6 0i)e5P7.ri): Texas and Ind' in steers, fl.2'
6.50: cows and heifers. $'i7:(fi..t.i.
HCM1P P.eco'.Ms. 12.i head; market 5r
to loc lower: piaa Hnd I'ghts. 41 :jtr7.1n
packers. $7.iii47.15; butchers ami best
heavv, $7.2tn'o'7 Si.
BHCrP AND LAMBH-Receipls. 2 Itm
lesd; market pic lower: native mutliiiis
$4.50166 50: lomhs. f7.orVfiM; ruiln and
bucks. t 606.0ii, stiwkcrs. 1 1. 604. 25.
St. Joseph Live utnrk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Mar ll.-i'A TTI
Recelpts. 2.000 head, market Heady to luc
lower; steers. 14 Soiiie 60; cows and heifers
$2 5frji1 ii; calves. $3 ft-Oi 7 00.
HOGS Receipta, i.oOo head; market
Stesdy; top, $7 25; hi Ik of .ae. $S 9."ito; 16
8HEEP AND LA MHS-Receipts, gf,
head: market steady; lamhs. $7.iK'j 25.
atoas City Lire foew Market.
HIOl.'X CI I V. la.. May II (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt. 1.5nri head
ninrkct steady: befs. 15 .'Sfl7.'e0; fat eos
and heifers. $4 n4J4 OA; feeders, f4.sia'i
yesrlings. I::.0f4j5.fl0.
HOGS- Receipts. lfiO head; market
strong; rmige ,,f pries f6.6v4YT.Ki: bulk nf
sales. $0 8.Va7 On.
j lloek In Sight.
I Receipts of lie sioeH at ihe six pr'nclpal
aestern msrkets eierdav:
Cuttle. 1ff.ee ltnr,
. 4 40.) I v1 2 fty,
. 1.6m t 711
. 11 ivi i) o iyii
. t (rti 5 isfi 1 1 Al
. t .i ! : Son 1 400
. i.0l L.II-SI . Ill INj
H.h't 61 1x1 a,;oi
Hojth Omaha
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Chicago
Total
Metal Market.
NEW TOliK May 11.-M FIT A I S - Tl,-l-onilon
tin market was lower todav. with
spot at 1?2 15s and full. re at 4:113
locally dull and lower, Spot. .-.
Copper declined to tit 2 6d for irot m,
17 td for future In lyindon Lne.-iliv.
quiet and unchanged lake. fit ijij.i:'. 3:1 .;
electrolytic, tl 2. 75(11 00 ; castlnK. 112.6:i,i
128"4j. Lesd lower, at f 13 6a 8,1 In ,.,n.
don. Lo Hlr. firm and a shade I iher.
Ppot. .4 2hMJ5. Sielier. unchanged, at
21 15 In London. Icllv. quiet, .it
$?"-4? 6 071, In.n as lower, n ith Cleve-
l.mrt wsrrsnls ouoted sf 4 I'td t.in
ili.n am sllv. itiiciiang.'d, Nu. X norihcin
$11; .is I1I6.M1; No .'. tij ;.; No sniithcir
anil No. 1 eoi.t ,n rn s ift, 'n ;v lii.i...
H i'. lAM'Ict. M m II - Ml. I l.-4- U-a.',
steady, 44 .V Ppt-lt.-r, fum. ft 9-'.
lit II 4 1
el let 44 lit .
Staple and I'aner $rnalee Prtee rnr.
nlahed by Buyers anal Wholesalers.
PtTTFR-Cres.rifry. No. 1. dil vsrsd ic
the retail trsde in 1-lh. rstton, mi: No. I
In 60-lb. tubs. 1710, Nt. i, .n 1-iU, csit.ma,
t.c; In t'O-lb. tubs. :4'4jc: picking slock, lS
fslncy daliy. tubs rli-tc; cohiirtnn Ml!
fresh made. 18c. Msrkei ehangea avsrv
Tuesday.
KGGo Fresh selling stock, certified, V
N.i storrtge stork in OmshA hisrhst.
CHEESK Finest- Wisconsin ' fuH- cream
tmlna, 16c: young Ameilcts. 4 ifi hnop, l.-vr
favorlle. t In hoop. 16c; .duia'es, jo in hcq
15V; cream brt.-k, full cerse. ' 1V-: blocs
Swisi, 15c; full cream llnibtiraer,- 16a,
rtifLTHT Brollera, aic; suve, siirlngs.
lWc; hens. l!ac; rocks, 6c; -I'uea. lie,
gees, IOC: turkey. 10c; plgeOt's, r do ,
.; guinea fowls. tsr dn , 11 ts squabs,
per dos., $2 Dressed ho,' llr; aprmgs,
119Sc; cocks. (Ho;, dm ks, lie; gsese, 11c;
tin kevs. 210. , . s. . , .
F18H Fresh caught; almost a,ll ara
dressed: Halibut, $01 tltirfalh, If; trout,
12c; bullhssds, 14C; ratflsh, 170 crapnles,
sunflsh, to to V; black bass, Ci whit-,
fish, 12c, plk. 12c; salmon, lie; pickerel,
loc; frog legs. tT.e. Fresh frnaeni Whit,
fish. No. 1, 10c; -round, oi hlokerel,
dressed and haadlesa, 7c; round, 40 1 pike,
dressed, 10c; round, Ac; rd aneHHyer, 12c
Spanish mackerel, IScj native niauaor!, tea
each. ,
BEEF cn 8-RIbal- No. I, . 16ei No, 1
U-V; No. t, 10c. Loin: No. 1. 17c; No. 1.
ISV: No. I, 11c. thucki No. 1, No
2. 7c; No. t, tse. Round. No. 1. tt l No.
XV: No. t. tM)C riat. Nu. L 5Vu. Nu. t.
Sljc; No. t, 6tjc.
FRESH FRCIT8 Apple wsatarn boa.
apples, $2fr4iJ50. Bans tins, B-btlni-h loie,
5V per lb. Oranges, $2 86"jl.23. Leuvois, $3.50
f;4ii. Grape fruit, $4 60. Grapes, Malagas,
17. 60 per keg. Florida pineapples, per crate,
$3. ml. " ' "
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes,
$2.76 per bbl. California celery, large, aocj
smaller, 60c. New York Holland seed cab
bage, 4 Ho per lb. Wisconsin Red - Globa
out. ma, tc per lb. California cauliflower,
1300 per crate. Tomatoes, Florida, 4-basket
crate, $3.00; Cuba, t-baaket crate, 13.(4).
Lettuce, per dos . 40c. Old vegetables, par
snips, turnips, carrots, $2.-36 per bbl. Flor
ida new beets, carroia, parsnips; turnips,
eic. per dug , 76c.
BTRA W'BERRIF.S tl.flOqjt B6.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; Nd. 1 eurod, to.
Wool Inrkef.
msaiti.-N, .Msy 11. wuin-ini urwarit
tendetuy of values continue to be th
chief feature of the local wool market and
dcah-rs are realising that higher prices
are likely to remiiln lot some time. There
have bech some fairly heavy arrival of
new wool from the West, all of which Is
held at top prlcea. Iical adcalerrj are
watching the situation, both In the west
and abroad. Buying of pulled wool and the
foreign prod.ict ci rtinues freely. The
leading domestic quotations range A4 fol
lows: Kentucky. Indiana And Missouri.'
three-eighths blood. JOdiDlcj" quarter blood,
iftWjtllr. Scoured values, Texas, fine 12
months. OMUlTc: fine 6 to 8 months, nSijfilOc:
fine fall, fjHfinfic. California, northern, tSy
ii6c; middle county, tatfiOlc; fall free. 4ff5
48e; full defective. 37(ji3xo. Oregon, eastern
No. 1, staple. WtiTOe, eastern clothing, 60
2c; valley. No. 1. 63rj j."c. Terrltnry, fine
staple, 7ii'ii72c; fine medium staple, 4He70e;
fme clothing, HMniiic; fine medium clothing,
63Hiiiiici half blood. 6fi4,il7c; three-eighth
blood. 1121118c; quarter blond. 6nfjific: pulled,
extn.1, t470c; fine A, 60f(3c; A-aupere.
u6'fif,!c.
ST. 11119. Mo. May ll.-WOOI-'
Higher; medum grades, combing and
clothing. 2f4t30V; light, fine. 2M'27c; heavy,
fine, lii'yh'22o; tub Hhed. 27V-IHc.
U)NIX)N. May II. WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sale" today numbered
12.270 bales. The selection Included a large
lot of fine merlnps, which sold quickly to
all sections. Continental buyeirs were
esger for scoireds: home traders for
greasles. hut 8merlcaiis took the hesr par
cela nf Merinos and light oross hreds, st
prices ranging from Is 3d to 12s 6d. The
market waa extremely firm throughout.
Today's sale follow; New South Walea,
8.700 bales; scoured. S'diSIa 114d; greaay.
8idls4Hd. gueensland. bales;
scoured. Is Hdi'2a d; greasy. tHdlJIg 2'id;
Victoria, 1.UKI bnles; sicoured. 1 ld;
lareasy, lsejls 6d. South- Australl. 700
hales; scoured. Is Idt&s; greasy, lsiais fwl;
West Australia, l,"oo bales: greasy, 6d4J
Is ?d. Taatnanla, l.oiiO Imlos: scoured. Is
3dls R'd: gressy. Tdtfls 4V41. New Zea-.
land. 4.3O0 bales: gressy, 7AAdla 4d.
Oils and Rosin. ;
OIL CITT. Pa.. Msy 1L OHJI-Oedlt
balances. 11.68; runs. SH9.HI0 bbls ; average,
137.401 bbls.; shipments, 107.712 bbla.; aver
age, 188.823. .
SAVANNAH. Os . May 11. OILSplriti
turpentine, firm, 37c.
ROSIN-FIrm; B. 12 90; D. 13.80; K, $3 60,
KG. 13.65; tl. $8 75; L, tS.to; K. $485; WG,
$5.16; WW, $5.16.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 11. COFFEB-ruture4
market clused dull, net unchanged to i
points hluhT. Stiles wero reported of JZ.fisJ
hags, Including Msv. at 7. c, July at 6 7nc.
June al 8. foe sod December at 6.80c. Ppot,
qulel: No. 7 Klo. StitS'-.c: No. 4 Santos,
7iilc. Mild, qulel; I'crduvg, a)l.o.
Sugar nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK, May 11. SI 'G A R R w
firm; fair refining. 3.36c; centrifugal. 86,
lest, 1.86c; molasses sugar. S.llc; refined
steady; crushed, 5.65c; powdered, 605c,
granulated, 4.95c. .
Itnlalh tiraln Market.
Dl'Ll'TIL Minn., Msy 11,-WHKAT-May,
tl.2oi; July, ll. 25'4r September, tl.OD;
No. 1 northern, $1.27Vl No. 3 northern,
H.2M4.
The Signs
of the times indicate that
the old style, cumbersome
book case will toon, be
classed with the relics of
the past generation. The
modern library Is equipped
with the Globe-Wernicke
"Elastic" Bookcase. .
ORCHARD
& WIM1ELM
A Mallow Wblaksy for
4B Bldsboard er
. . Sickroom.
FULL QUARTS
For $3.20
B Qta., a)9.r8.-la Qt. $8.60
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KroLers and Dealers
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Omaha Offlssi 810 V. T. Iitf UlAg.
Ball Tslsphcns. Doaglaa 431.
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