THE REE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1000.
4
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Drouth Rtp'orU Continu to Poar Into
Au( r .--m mt V T"T
U1SVIO, tCOKll w w
patent. t.vil firm clears, 4 7Va4.'; 7
second clears, St .Vi3 .66.
wrtTiirn i thk orii bki.t
Boaters
and
Fair
Mbt,
COSDIT10WS ABX NOT BXLIEVED
I.iaM nerels-ls Tarn an tMr.
and Is, la ' lro -Along with
Vhfll iMfmt I onanniptinn
Take Sasiilr. '
. QMAHA. May 12. XM. '. i
V'.':hrr . .' aoliflnn are unrelieved,
lirouth reports are continually coming In
mi serious damaire la retried. Liverpool
cables did nut follow our domestic ad
vam fi yesterday and thin arted an a check
to ny bulge on the local prices.
f'nrn l strong with wheat and light re-ifp-
naif cash, mm an advantage. The
i- cvator storks of corn are vary light and
dally receipts are only enough tu supply
Lie local consumption.
Wilful broke alter a steady and strong
pentng. The undertone Is strong and all
ddv.iea are wry bullish, lull heavy stlling
hy professional speculators eased values,
atchlng the tnsiket without buying sup
lioit. Mav- what opened at J1.27W and
.loaed at $1.27
( urn h'ld llrm with no change. No of
Ii rings Pt put on the mirhei and cash
rn advanced 14c-. Receipts do not in
:t'Be and with no feature the change
wl 1 he limited until a letter country move
ment II started. Stocks are decreasing
jn.ler dully consumption. May corn opened
i io'ic and (loaed at 70Vjc,
I'rlmmv wheat rrcetpl were 1S7. hu.
mil aiilpmiuia were 43l,OuO bu., against re
ceipts hint year of 33d,(M bu. and shipment
.it 4I&.IHI bu.
I'l.in r.ceipta wera SM.non bu. and shlp
nnnis were IL'tj.cKO bu., against receipts last
ear of SCUM) bu. and shipmunts of 389.0OU
'.11.
'lear.ini'ea Wee Dune nf corn, none of
"W and wheat and flour equal to 6n,WW bu.
Liverpool closed ra 4ail lower on wheat
linn uncJia'iRed on corn.
Local range of options:
f otilee ' for fTi e
4 Cool lay, .
OMAHA. May It 199. .
The trohgh of low pressure overlying the
Riickv mountain slope Tuesday morning
has moved Lit lightly' during the last
twenty-four hours, eseept that the north
ern portion now overlies the extreme upper
Missouri valley, where the depression I
greatest, Liglit showers wera general last
nltrht In Nebraska, and attended north up
tbe valley and over tha northwest. The
lams In .Nebraska were- very light, hvt ap
pear to have been fairly well distributed
An area of high pressure It moving In rota
toe northwest, and cooler weather la gen
eral throughout the mountains thla morn
ing. Light to killing frosts occurred la
olorado, Wyoming. Montana and Idalux
The weather la doar east of the Mtssls-
Ippl river, and light frosts occurred In the
ower lake region and upper Ohio valley.
ondltlons are favorable for showers In
this vicinity tonight, followed bv fair
Thursday, with cooler tonight and con
tinued cool Thursday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
19o9. 19m. 1H17. n.
Minimum temperature ... SS f4 M ' 61
Precipitation 4 1.21 .no T
Normal temperature for today, 61 degrees.
Ieflclenry In precipitation Since March
S.87 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 19ns,
Corn and wheal region bulletin for
Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four houn
ending at 8 a. m . 75th meridian time.
Wednesday. May 12, 1H:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln
Mak. Mln fall.
Artlclci.l Open. Hlgh. low. Cloaa. Ves y
Wheal-
.May.:.!
July.,1
(urn
May.
Julv.
. M't.
May.
Sept.
.1
J 17 J
t vs'
V,j.
WeS',
41'i-
1 rn
1 inn,
I
1 Z! 1
1 7Vi
I
1 27 1
i tl'SI"
I
66-V
BuVii
41'l
I 27
1 '
7'i
41H
A apring, u.ib'ai.il.
ss C)K.-No. i 71Vc; No. S, 71c
f T 4 tl'4C No grade, 7m.c; No.
l" ) 71'c; Np. i yellow, 7Ho; No. 3
Umaha Cash I'rleea.
WHkAT- No. 2. hard. l.Sfi1l.S0; No. 3.
hard, LJbjjl.r.: No. , hard, ti.l7fl.2J; No.
i. aiirliig. IL'iil.ii,
ticQriWc; ro
No. 2 yellow.
white, 71Vc
f'ATS--No. 3 mixed. Mc; No. yellow
rlv. Xu. wa)te, dec; -Nj. t white, bct
...
7Sc:-No. 3. 7ilc.
'C'arkut Itecelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
W 113
54c.
lVK-;iu.
'hlcago-
.Minneapolis
mnhu .
Diiluth
( Hic .vdo (.IUIV
...ir....
Art
" 16 :
M
AU PKOVIHIOVH
Feature of the Tr1 Inc and f lnaliist
I'rlt-ra' on . Board of Trade.
CHICAOO. 'May 13-Repoits of rain In
Kansas were the chief reason for a-decline
of more fhsn lc In wheat on the Hoard of
Trade today, ,1'orn Moaed steady, oaca firm
and provl-ums steady.
The h imp In wheal prices occurred dur
Ing the1aal half Of the day, the market
prior to that time displaying moderate firm
ness, owing. It Was said, to covering of
anort wneat for the uccount of a rirm
mnose trades had been transferred -to an
other house. News of the day was dener-
ally favuitble to the bears, who toejlf -.4-(
vantage v( their unpurtuntty' to pound the
market vigorously at times. Althoukh the
official weather map indicated no rain -In
Kansas and none was forecasted, private
reports f roin that grata-elalmed thai show
cis had occurred which would partially
iclleve the drouth aituailon. In the northwest-
the weather was generally favorable
for aceding opera I ions. Demand for cash
heat at the lesdlng grain centers of thla
country waa extremely' slack, and Wlnnl
I" i t-ported that cuah brokers thera were
iring to resell conaiKnmeiits. In addition
10 these bearish domestic conditions for-
ngn tnaikets tailed to follow the upturn
here cstvrduy, which tended to further In
civaso the selling pressure. During the day
-a ne July delivery sold between Si. 12 and
;i.l4. The close waa weak, at about htc
above the low point of the session, July
being at l 13',,.
considerable strength waa displayed In
the corn market In the. early part of the
uay, hut trio market closed barely steady
The May delivery wu relatively the
strongest option and at one time showed
gam of lc trorp the final quotations of the
previous day. Prices at the close were
'.'J '- lower to "4c higher.
Uais were beariahly affected by the
smnip in wheul, but prices made only
sugm leaciiolia. During wie greater pat
ui the iluy. however, itu; ftialket manl
I'SteU decided strength because of active
cuvcring ty shorts, who were aroused by
an advancv ol HiJ"ViC in the price of the
mail araiii. At uie closu prices were Vs
iimi'f lo -ho uianer, witn July at oJc.
i roytsions were moderately firm. Prices
.11 lot- cioae were aSac lower lo iuc higher,
.iloMiujt guotatiuna were as follows:
Allies. I Ui en.l il gli. 1 LmW. Cloau. ies y
V heut
M.iy
J Ul
Ciepi.
Plf,
4 1. "Ill
.May
i U.j
bept.
I'i c.
a.s
'. jiii
ttept.
lac.
I'ol K
ii -;!-.
I i lWXi
1
1 M ,
1 14-V
1 uu'a,
1 OO Sj!
I
1 2., 1 37 , 1 21y,
1 1 1.1 1 14h
1 oovii 1 ovluiV
1 1 tHsa.lUo-Vs
7jv 7-j'a r:, 72
.''aW '4 tilin g v Wl-H BS7't &41V
"cstjl, ' tiSU' biVy-V Ois
i U9-I4; jo:i u-si i$ 6SVs
1 1
' 04 1
t2l4; .ll'.k.
44S 4lfi 44 V
4a ,44-1l'o-4 44. !' 44 Ji
L . May
! Jul
il May
"i July
tsspt.
Klhs
May J uiy
dept.
I I
I -Vo,
!4M-V
1 18 00 , IS M'i )
I I'i u'al K 2o 1 l in
I 18 lo , 18 i;Vi 1 10
I 10 4o 1 66 i 10 45 t
1' Oi'ai lo ho I lu 521,
10 a."., lo 73V 10 tL'V
6s!
bl 1
444 44', a l
I
1 is ua',
, is 20 ,
I IS 15
I'I 05 1 10 05
10 IL'V 10 10
10 lu , 10 1&
I 10 (fi i
I 1" 02 ,
, 10 lo ,
10 5 ,
10 ai
10 724.
10 05
10 1(1 1
10 15 1
18 hu
1 171,,
18 l'j
10 45
10 E2V4
lo 62
10 00
lo 024
10 10
No. 2.
t'usn uuolatlons were as follows:
r i.l it r inn; winter patents, Iti, 30-6. tin
x.oici siraigiiis. aj.MMnttz,; spring patents
iieamerles.
-'25Vc
Included,
1 in.
32 Inches.
Deficiency
.15 inches.
L. A.
corresponding period In 1907,
TVEIjSH, Iocal. Forecaster.
Stations
Ashland. Neb
Atibv;rn, Neb ....
(H ken Bow. Neb,
'olumbus. Neh...
ulleitson, Neb..
IFalrbliry, Neb...
IKalrmont. Neh.. 79
llr. Island, Neh.. sn
Ilartlngfon. Neb
tlnstlngs. Neb...,
Holdrege Neb...
Oakdale, Neb
Omaha, Nab
Tekamah, Neb..
Alta. la ,
ICarroll. la
arlnda. la
Sihloy, la
Sioux City, la..
Minimum temperature
period ending at s a
In averages
DISTRICT AVKRAfJRa
No. of Temp
Central. SUttwa.
Chicago. Ill L
'olumbus. O In
Dea Moines, la 14
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12
Knsas City. Mo.. ?!
Txiulaville. Ky IS
Minneapolis. Minn. r
thnaha. Neb....... 1
St. Txiuls, Mo TI
n
V
S2
7
ft
m
78
1
82
79
74
78
73
72
74
73
76
M
60
61
62
57
4a
52
62
48
61
52
62
61
49
' 50
47
54
.10
.00
.(12
.21
.02
!')
.18
.14
.00
.00
1 .20
.04
.IS
.05
.00
T
.05
.01
for
Sky.
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clenr
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Hear
Clear
Clear
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hnur
NEW I0RK STOCKS AND BONDS
Spasmodic Movements in Special
Stocks Fail to Affect General Listv
READING IS CENTRAL FIGURE
Flaetnatlnna Are Vlolrat stud t'aloa
Partite Moves Nearly lippoalfe
. . ta It Boo4 Market la
m. I Not Included
Max.
K4
2
N
l
7
R
M
7
"" tA-
44
38
48
40
60
42
48
Rain.
Inches.
T
.00
T
.00
T
.00
.10
.08
.00
NEW VORK. May 12 -There were sen
aatlonal features in today's murket. hut
tha failure of ttie. general list to respond
to the extraordinary movements In spe
cial stocks waa Its moat remarkable fea
ture. Spasmodic starts In one stock and
another developed In auccesslon. but In
the Intervals the market lapsed Into dull
ness and apathy.
Reading was the central figure In the
day's dealing, and its fluctuations were
violent and frequent In Its flights to new
record levels, with the exceptions of Its
rise to 1R4 In January. 19jj. The high-prk-ed
coHlrrs showed pretty rlnae sympa
thy with the Reading movement. The first
Jump In the price of Reading found other
favorites or the traders sluggish and un
responalve. When this waa corrected by
an aggreawlve advance In I'nlon Pacific,
Reading slipped back over the whole of
Ita previous upward course. Then, again,
when Reading was pushed to a new high
level. I'nlon Pacific lost all of Ita advan
tage, giving the appearance of unavailing
efforts by the supporter of the market
to keep the whole list moving together.
Relief that the market waa being manipu
lated to cover the real nature of the oper
ations going on unsettled confidence.
Buying orders from abroad outnumbered
the selling orders, and the L-ondon market
hnwed growing disposition to speculate.
preferring the volatile mining stocks as
a medium. The strike of French govern
ment employes was of no apparent Influ
ence In the markets. The banking situa
tion Is bound to give importance to fluctu
ations In auppliea of bank cash. The sur
plus reserve of less than 8.(Kl0,00ii of the
clearing house banks Is on volume of de
posits, reaching $l,3!iA.186.0U). and ol loans of
l,346.484,(i. both of which amounts are
near to the highest ever reached by the
clearing house banks. The demand for
loans, meanwhile. Is Increasing, esporlally
for fixed periods, and the supply offering
Is reported by brokers to le growing
leas. The amount of commercial paper is
also growing more abundant. Heavy Is
sues of proposed railroad securities remain
to be financed. The call loHn branch of
the money market remains tranquil. At
tention waa attracted to an nasertlon ot an
Influential Chicago hanker that the specu
lative deal In the wheat market waa fl
nanced, not In Chicago, but In New York.
The late tone of the market much un
settled and the closing tone Irregular.
Honda were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, I7,a2,00rt. ("nlted States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number of Sales nnd leading Quotations
on siocas wera .a louows:
Bala
The weather Is slightly warmer through
out the corn and wheat region. Very light
showers occurred In the central and west
ern portions, but were appreciable only In
the Omaha and Minneapolis districts.
L A. WELSH.
Local- Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
SRW VORK (iKVKR tL MARKET
quotations .
n.400; gold certificates, $.ta,7Vv; rall
abie cash ralsnoe. 1121.74.421
w York Money Market.
NKW TORK. May ll-MONKT-Oii call,
ateadv at 1ii2 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
'ent; closing bid per cent, of farad at
1 per cent. Time loans, strong: slaty
davs. 2H p.T cent: ninety days, t per
rent: six months, SV per cent
TR1MK MERCANTILE PAPER-3H04
per cent
BTKRI.1NO F.XniANOK-rirm. with e.
tual business In bankers' Nils st 14 8tUf.fr
4.46 for slxtv-dav bills and st 14 877S for
demand; comtner -Isl bills. 14 8i&t1'S4.!'i.
SILVER-Rar. 6214-: Mexican dollars. 4e.
HONI S Government, steady; railroads.
Irregular.
Cleslng quotations on bonds were as follows:
.101VO An 4H
,101V ln M series . t
K (" 1st "
lol i dvb 4 1M '
.lit I.. N unl 4i.. .. l''l
t2H M . K T. 1st 4 ..I
, M an lit rsf .... S.
. l"ov4 do n 4a '1
. !( Mr Pacific 4i "4
,U N T C. Sl
.VHH n rri 4a.
N N. T. ( l' 4m n
rt ,
t S rf 3s,
do coupon .
t. Is. r
in coupon
t 8. 4i, re
df coupon
Alln-rhm. lit lo
Am. As s
Am. Tobicco 4i. . .
nn
Atchison, sen. 4i.
do a. L. lit 4s .
in cv. 4s
dn cv. f
Atlantic C. L 1st
Ril A Ohio 4a ....
lo Slii
do 9. W. S' ...
Brk. Tr. rv. 4s
Tin So. lit Si ...
Trntrsl of 0. "
rentril leithar 5s.
c of N J. ( si .
This Ohio 4m
t'hlciiro A A. 3m
r.. n. q j
c. M. A I P.
r.. r. 1. a P.
do col. 6s . .
do rfctf 4i .
nr, t. L
Polo. Inrt. Si .
t'nln. Mid. 4s...
c A r. e
D. A H. c 4
do 1st rsf 4s
rt R. O 41
rHstlllsrs' Ki
Erie p. I. 4
do fen. 4l
do rv. 4s series A
do lories H
0n. Kloc. cv. Ks . .
III. Ten. 1t rsf. 4l
Int. Met. 4W
Int. II. M. 4' . .'..
Jipsn 4
Hid.
( 41
Roitos StocUa and Bon da.
ROBTON. Mav 12. Money, call loan,
4;3H per cent; time loana, Hdi per cent.
Atchlron sdj. 41 w ms!Ka.mita
.101 Anion im.
l'D Atlantic
.10.1 Rutte Coalition
.1i Cal. Anion
144 Topper Range
m
.171
.!
, ( I III,
HI 'TT ICR-Steady;
iu 11 lea, 111 .ic.
KUUS Steudyi t niNrk. rases
; I II t . L1H-: mime flints L'lc
-Hi;K8l'-8t.d,v.; hiaefj..' l&in-tst
lt'itill-t-c: vniiiikr AtitericaM. llUJu
. luiin H uns, H"nv(tl'. . .
l'OTAToa;.-V,rk: choic.' to fancy, P3'jj'
''v- 'a'f v ttoou. Kaswu. i
I'Ol LTKf-steadyi'tuvkejs,, I7c; rhlck
. l.; .stprlnM.."!'. .j.
VEALr-8lody; M ta 6Vi)iund welghla,
'.lc; VI t. Si pouinj weitfUta. ToSt-jC: oi to
lie-pound w.ilifht. ,k'ia
liARLtVJ rVvt ietki,,(j. tWq'Tlc; lair to
Clinic inalfliijl. Wi'f -
HKEDS Kf asU No. i sniithweatern, $l..W;
No. i northvietw.. tl u. Tiniotny,' ..
Clover. 9 Sp. . .
PROVlSI0.'&-Ptirk. mess, per bbI.,"lS06
'i'IX.IS. Iefd. ji l'O lhi , J10.&71. Short
rins, sldi-s Kl(xo l,- SlOiaiR ut.ln; short clear
m.I.s iboxcdi, tlO.?7Vjl'lo no.
Total clesr0c 'of wheat and flour rre
e.iual to bu.. Primary receipts were
!.! hu.. 4 flu; rd ' with S:.im bu. the
1 'ri espondlng da''a Vnr ago.
KMImmetl rwvipts (tt tomorrow: Wheat,
cars; oorSL cl care; .oats, I "9 cars; hogs
'- head. S , .
Pkllatlelpkta Prod are Market.
PHlLADaHJ'iiLA.. May 12. - HL'TTKR
Dull unit weak; antra western nvamery,
i.'tc; nearby PTlfits. lc.
K'ettS Stitidyj - Pennsylvania and other
nearby Ilrst. . free ' eases, iic. al mark;
current reonlpta, jh' returnable cases, ac
at mark; wesinrn fliSt. free cases, ZJ.- at
murk; current ,roul)ts. freo cases. Vt
i'l'jc. at 'nuii r. v,
I'HKKSK-sirttdiJJw York full eriinu,
choice old.' UjtiKir,' ftir to good.; Ht :
new, as lo" tUkllty.' JJKjJliv . j '
Mlanaaaalla 'iraTit slarket.
.S July, . II.4H, Hi. rrtemi.ar, 1.m"iV
pt the Day , on Varloni
t'ommodtttra.
NEW YORK, May 1 2. Fl.OlR' R-
celpta. ; 22.4.S7. bblfr.: exports, 667 hbls
Market onier ana noout stisay wnnne-
sota patents. -1tf.ci1iOTa.su; winter
straights. ' 15. 90" 20: Minnesota bakers.
4.tvy 5.80; - wrnter extras, . 1 .4an o.iu;
winter patents. n oun1 s.so; winter iow
arndeai 84.36WR.00: - Kansas. Straights
SB.80B'h.nn. liy rionr. tirm; Tair 10
troad, S4.604.70;. clvici' tp.vfancy, 1I6
Ol a.llU. . - . - .
dORNMKAL Firm; fine white and
vallow. 1161.70: coarse. tl.60Ql.6a;
kiln dried. $3.90.
- RYJ0 -Qniet; No. 2 waalem, 4Mov f.-o.
b. New York.
KAIILEY -Dull: mn t nr. 7sc. c. I. f
New York: feedln. 7B t7'fic.: c. I. f. New
York. I
WHEAT Receipts.- tl.lioo bu Bpol
market easy; No. 2 red. 11.42 "1, e evator;
No. 2 red SI. 43. nominal, f. o. b. afloat:
No. 1 northern Duluth. S1.821.. f. o. b.
afloat: No. 2 hard winter. St. 32V. f. o.
b. afloat. The wheat market waa quite
unsettled today on conflicting crop newe,
ending with a severe decline on reports
of ra n In Kansas. Hulls gave very lltttc
support and seemed to be selling on the
hard spots, imki prices were oic net
lower. May closed at $1.34: July,
$1.19 11-1, cloaed at $1 . 19Ttj : September,
$1.12N ft ''1 cloaed at $1.12'.
CORN Receipts, 1.125 bu. Spot mar
ket firm; No. 2. 82Hc, elevator, and 81o,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white, 84c; No. 2
yellow. 82c, f. o. b. afloat, all nominal.
Options were without transactions, clos
ing practically net unchanged. May
closed at fclVie; Julv cloaed at 78SC;
September closed at 75 He
OATS Receipts, 103.700 bu. Spot mar
ket firm; mixed oats. 2 to 82 pounds.
504i 80c; natural white. 26 to 32 pounds.
tltti63Hc; clipped white, 34 to 42
pounds, B1(ff7c.
HAY Firm; No. 3. 66i70c; good to
choice. 79fT90c.
HOPS Steady; 1907. 3(ffc; Pacific
coast. 1908. 8fiUc; 1907. Sfc6c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. 2O40Mc;
Central America, 21o. '
LEATHER Steady; acid 22H"'Qc.
PROVISIONS Reef. firm: family.
$H O0.fi 14.6U; beef hama. $24.OOJi2.0r:
city extra India mess, $21.60J 22 00. Cut
meata, firm; pickled bellies, $11.00; pick
led hama, $11.50. Lard, steady; west
ern $ 1 0.85 P 10.95; refined firm: continent,
$1 1 '20 : South America, $11.85; compound.
$7.76a8.00. Pork, ateady; firm, $19. Oo
20 00; ahort clear, $19.50 21.50; mesa,
$18 50W19 00.
TALLOW Quiet; city. 68e.
RICE Domeatlc, fair to extra, (He;
Japan nominal.
BUTTER Steady; atate dairy, common
to finest. 212tmo.
CHEESE ICaay ; new state full creams,
specials. 134il3Vc; fancy, 12V; common to
fair 9'iCllc; skims, full to specials, 2u.llc.
EOOS-Flrm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 24c; atata,
Pennsylvania and nearby, fair to choice,
;Hifj2-lc: brown and mixed, 224tfT23c; browu
and mixed, fair to choice, tlS2c; west
ern firsts, 21&21e.
St. I.ools Oeneral Market.
ST. 1X11.'I8, May 12. WHEAT Lower:
track, No 2 red, cash, $1.51ft1.6.1: No. I
hard. t.2-1.!: July. tl.liS',; May, fl.3S;
Peidemher. $I..
CORN Futures, weak: cash, higher;
track. No. 3 cash. 761-ic; No. 2 white, 7b
j;y; Julv, iash7!)!' ; September, ic.
OATS Steady; track. No. 2 cash, 66c;
No. 2 white, &8Vc; July, 5oc; September,
4;ic
Fl.Ol'lt Steady; red winter patents. $6.50
W7.4"' ; extra fancy and straight, $o.75jj6.40;
hard winter clears, $4.5)Q4.90.
FKKD Timothy. $2.25trDS5.
COHNMKAly-3.40. . ,
ARAN-Strong; saeltecl,' east track, $1.3
ftn.ss. . r ..... -
HAY Firm; timothy. SlJ.Snil.t; prairie.
Slfi.3tsiI13 m. . . 1
. RAOOINO 7 f-lSc.
HEMP T WINE 7c,- - , ', ;
PROVISIONS Pork, . steady; lobbing,
$17 So. Lard- higher; prime' ateam. flfta
10 4S. Drv salt.iaeats. hlnhar: bosed extra
ahotts. $1'V7; clar ribs, flO-HTH; ahort
i leurs. $11 Hi. Ruconiriiigber; - Va4 extra
shorts. U hTli; rVti' riha, .fll.87H; ahort
cleara. 812 ' . '
POl'LTRT Weak: chickens, 13a;. spring.
iVoSJc; turkeys. lUItr; duas. lose; ai-eie.
5c
pl'TTFU-ateaMv: rrekfnerv.
EO18 Kaav, I8H0 e count, - '
Receipts and ahipiueuta of flour and gra'n
were as r iiowa;
Alllarf-halmin pfd
Amalgamated Copper
American Afiicultural ....
American Bct ftusar
Amarlcan Cftn pfd
Am. C. A r
Am. Cot ion Oil
Am. H. & 1. pfd
Am. It- 8cuiitl
American I,lnased
Amarlcan Locomotive
Am. 8. R
Am. 8. s ft. pfd
Am. Suiir Aeflntng
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobaro pfd ...
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining. Co
Atchison ,.
Attrition pfd ...: v.
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore a Ohio.,. .....v
Bal. Ohio Bfa....-
Blhlhm Rt :
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. ...... ..
Canadian PaclfUi .....,...
Oeatral taaakar
Central Leather afd.-. . .
Crntral of N'sw Jaraef..
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicaso Oreat Wwasrfl. . .1
Chicago A N. W
r., M. St. P
C. C , V. A St. L
Colorado r. I
Colorajlo A 80 M
Colo. & 80. 1st pfd
Colo, ti So. 2d pld'.J.
Cnnaolldatod )
Corn Product!
Delaware 4t Hudson
Denver A Rio Orand
D. It. 0 pfd
niilllleri' Securltlei
Krta
Erla lit pld
Erie td pfd
Oensral Blsctrlc
Oraat Sortharn pld .i ....
Oreat Northern Or ctfa...
llllnola Central
Interborough Met
International Harvester ...
International Marin pfd..
International Papr
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kama City 80
Kansas City 80. pfd
Loiitsvtlle A N
Minn. A 81. L
M.. St. P. A 8. 8. M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd....
Now York Central
N. V.. O. W
Norfolk A W
North Alaerlian ...v
Northern Psville
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania '
People' Oai
P.. C . C. 81. L
Fressed Steel Car
Pullmsn Palac Car........
Railway Steal Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic. Btel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Ialand Co. ptd
St. U K td pfd
Bt. L. 8. W
81. L. 8 W. pfd
Bloea-Sheffleld 8. A 1
Southern Pacific
80. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
80. Hallway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Tub A Pkclflc
T.. St. L. A W
T . Bt. L. A W. pfd ,
I'nlon Paclflo
t'nloa Pactnc pfd
T. 8. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
P. 8. fi ,1
H 8. Bteel pfd
Msh Copper .
Va -Carolina Chemical ...
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Weatinghouee tlectrto ...
Wealern I'nlon
Wheeling A L. K
Wticoniln Central
Total aals for the day.
eh :
No.. I
001 l:ern, II Jtal.Jii-
hard $1.
S'al.2!: No. 1
V., nnrlhira
l.-JiSl J1: Nb. J mriheia. 11 l:wWl
KLAX-CloJ t l v " i i '
LllAN-li, oliTk, friftiiti.tA.- .' ' J ,
i,oL'H Fine patents, td . twj W, 'eecoinj
Flour, lib!.'.
Wheat, hu...
Corn, bu
Oats. hu.'....
Receipts. RTiipmen's
5 V1
4 .tVX
.
17
tiki
43.J.HI
Liverpool Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL, May K. WHEAT-No. I
red wratern winter, nominal; futures
steady: Julv. 8a I1VL September, d.
Ivcember. Ss S'.d.
CDRN Spot atroog: tie American
mixed, via Galveston, a 5d: futures iulet,
July, la 4d
Mllwaske Krwla Market.
' MILSVACKFB My 12-WHEAT-No 1
northern. $1.31; No 2 northern, $1.30: July,
$1 11'i Md ' . . . - ' ' ' .
CORV-Btandard, .5c
BARLKT-1 Samples, aWatJtlc.
. Peoria Market.
PEORIA. May U.-CORN-Higher: No. 1
vellow, 75c: No. $ yellow, S4c. No. t. 7fio;
No. t. "he; No 4, 7A,e; rra grade. oVeC.
OAT8 rirm; No. S white. s:57r.
r
Ree -Wint Ads are HuimeH iHoosU-r.
300
21 0
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a.Oort
1
B.900
1,501)
1.100
1,700
1 00
too
8.S00
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London Cloatasr Storka
LONDON. May - 12- Amarlcan securities
opeuad easier today and durtiitr tha early
trading rangao trom "-a below yeeier
day a New orK cloflln;.
Indon closing storks: -Conot.
mnr...e S6 t-l Mo.. Kan. A Tex.
So ooount 86 1-1 New York Cantral ..
Aoacooda V(4 Norfolk A Wexan.
At.klsnn ;.,.113V. -4a Vi ... . .
so pfl loV4 Ontario A v'atera
Baltlmor A Otua,...llV Pennsylanl
Canaaiaa PwlMc 18 v, Ttan Mines ':.....
. . MIH Iteaalng
.. Vt guuthern Hallway .
..191 4o af
. . 13 8outhen Paalflc ..
.. o2V I nloo PrUIC
. . 84 - do f4 . -.
. 36 I'Dlied Slate, Sieel
. . i3l, 4o pfd
.. 41 Wahaih
.. 21 do' pM
Bpanlih 4a
142 A all I Ooppar
44 V
13iV
HV4
'
44
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JV4
T0V4
creupeak A 0
Chlrsn O. W
Chi . Mil. A St. P.
Pe Beer
Denver A Ml O
do Ptd
Fri .
do 1st pfd.
do td pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois 1'entnl ..
LoulTlll A Nh
SILVER Bar, ateady at 34 3-1M per ox,
MONEY V per cent.
The rata of discount In tha open' market
for ahort and three months' billa la IV9
l a-lo per cent.
.134
1JI
. Is.44
. 68
.124
. s,
. 3
.
York Mlalntr Storka
NKW YORK. May 12. Closing quotations
en mining stocks
A Il
rrijniw!i-!r I'll
Com. Tannel stoak .
do ht'Oda
Con. Cal. A
Hora Kllar
Iroa Bllr
Offered.
V.
..SB
.
n
. ii
.
. as
1J
l.eedvlll Con.
l.lttle Caiel ..
Meairen
Ooiarla
tifhlr
StaanarA
YeUv.w Jacket ,
.. - 4"
. . 10
. 4tt
. IJi
...
' lfsslt 'lear1aa. . . .
OMAHA. May lf-Bank clearings for to
day wety 2. 453.787. 7.4 and for Ilia correspond
ing dale taut year umi..b. y
i Treaaarr kiatrpaeat.
WABHINCITON. May .1; -Todny s ftsire
ment of tne treasury raiances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the) flu.', nooii gold
reserve, shons: 4oid coin un l Miltlnn.-
I12V4
.. 1"9H N. T.. N H. A H.
...111 cv. s lVt'4
4a. 97 N A W lat ron. 4.
...101 do " 4
... 91 No Pailfle 4a inl
... M do Si 7".
. . : n S U rfd 4i ... 5
. Ofi( Penn. re 3v 111 .. -.
. . .1044 do ron. 4a Ins
' Readlns gn 4 i
127 St. U. A S r. f. 4s.
104 St. U W . 41 ... 7'
.1", dn lit (old 4s 94i,
W Sea board A L. 4a l
8Vi 9o4 o. I'ac. rol 4a r
4'. . ! do 1t ref. 4a SK
.... 8 fin. Railway la Ill
.... ( do aon. 4a K
!74rn1on Parlflr 4a 103
78V, do e. 4s lx
do lit A ref. .... '.(4
J"S P. Ruhher 104(,
1V7V4 r. s Steel H Sa .. 1041,
,102V Va rro. Chem. 6a.... 97
. n4 swahs.h tit in 112(4
. 14V4 do lit A ex. 4l ..
. ) TVenern Md. 4 8v,
. 74V, Went. Kler. cv. 5 ... 93',
. Sl'i Wla. rsntral 4s "3
. 7". C. B A Q. ( 4a....10('V
141V f). A R. 0. ref r. .. 94
lonr. e r) r. s ctf....los
. 79 N. R R. of M 4s . 94
. 7.So. Pc. rv ctfa 100V4
. 43', 8. L. A 8. F. . 50. 91
4
R. R.,
do 4s
Atchlann
do pfd
Poston A Albany. .
B.-ton at Maine...
ntchbura pfd
S. Y.. N. 11 A H
nlon Pacific
Am. Arse. Chem..
do pfd
Am. Pried Tuba...
Amor. Suaar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. w oolen . .
do nfd
Pomlnlon r. A
Edlton Kler. Illu
Mas Kleotrlc ...
do pfd
Msaf. Oil '.
nlted Fruit
I'nited . M
do pfd -
S, Pi eel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloue
r.
Daly West
P.anklln
CTreene Canna
tale Royal
l Mass. Mining ...
. ... I4 Mlchlsan
...13S14 Mohawk
....1274 Mont. C. A C...
....14 it, Nerada
.... 80 Old Dominion ...
. ,..10.i Osceola
... . l Parrot
2(1 Oulncy
II Shannon
70-4 Tmrrk
I44 Trinity ,.
1S8-4 V. 8 Mining ...
i: V. 8. Oil
29 l'th
0 Victoria
1184 Wlnon
North Butt .....
.40
S3 '4
4:
1n
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. IX
. '
1
. 0V
OMAHA LIVE STOCH MARKET
Fat Cattle Are Ten to Fifteen CenU
Higher.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
beep and Lambs Steady, hot nemanit
Prove Slow on Areoont of the
Hery lllah Prlrea Now
rrevalllnsr.
Rol'TH OMAHA. May. 12. !!.
RecalpfS were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday 4.117
Official Tuesday 4 77
KwUniate Wednesday 2.S')
f. 416
10.0J8)
S.470
Three days this week. 11 fl :.! "
Kama days last week 1S..22 i'7.404 1I.J
Same davs 2 weeks ago. i:.6:l 31.174 1.I.M1
Hame days S weeks ago.. ll.stW .!' V&.KU
Hnme days 4 weeks agx)..1SU afi.4U WW
Sanie days last year 13.717 M.0M 20.632
The following table shows the receipts
Of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to dale, compared with last
year: lis 19u. Ino Vtc.
Cattle S4i:'47 IU2,7on ,42
Hogs 1.M4.7H9 1.I17J.2SH S8,4:J
8he-p 579,236 M3,l!t0 K.l
The following table shows tha average
price of hogs at Bouth Omaha tor the last
several days, with comparisons;
Date. j 1909. 19(1.1W7 l90t.lW,104.iloS.
May I....
May I....
May 4....
May
May . ..
May I ...
May ....
May ....
Mav 10...
Mav 11...
May U...
S 14!
7 0nil
7 0341 f 26
9SV4I 6 88
141)1 6 ( 24
6 241
b in
2t
t 8b
.J7 I
Wva,
s iv
t 121 4 67! 6 To
6 IB; 4 66 .
a 2S. 4 6H 8 78
16 j 6 SO 4 W Tt
11 a 4 txi 1 w
4 tBI I M
( ri
27'
21
S S4I S 27 6 15
5 84 1 S 211 17 I 64
6 ; t 21 ft 16! 4 Set; H
1 36, 24 I 19! 4 t
5 41 . tt in B J), 6 SfTi 64 64
7 004,1 5 42 I e ) 5 Ml 4 6 47
'Sunday
The official number 01 vara of Block
brought In tuday hy each road waa:
t attle. Hog, blieep H t s.
4 V
101 14,
101
101V4
Isocal gecarltiee.
Quotations furnished by Pamuel Burns,
Jr., 614 New York Life Building:
rolumbua. Neb.. Else Lis ht 12&.
City ot Omaha Bonds. 4V, ill
City of Omaha ta 1911
Douilaa IXiuniy 4a ins
0U City Malt Co. ( per cent
German Fir Ina. Co
Ind. Tel. ta 1937 (40 par ct. pfd bonua)..
Kan City R. A L. 6 111
Nebraska Telephone Blocs per rent. ..
Omaha Ol 6 1917
Omaha Blec. L. A P. 1111
Omh A C. B. 81. Ry. 1914...-,.
Omih A C. B Bt. Ry. ts 1M
Omiha A C. II. St. Ry. pfd t per cent..
Onubi ti C. B. 8i. Ry. Com. 4 par cnt.
Cm. A ('. B. St. Ry. A B. pfd 4 par ot.
Oman V'ter t'c (1 1941
Omiha Water Ca. lat pfd
Omah Water 1.0. td pfd
Omiha Bd. of T. B. Co. pfd per ent.,
Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co. ( 1937....
South Omah Hewer 4V4 1914 , ,
Stoux City 8. Y. pfd per cnt..
Trl Slate L. Co pfd 7 pr et. cooi-bonoi
Topek 81.
Vnlon 8. T.
Ry.
Co. Omah,
I per cei
7V4
7
7
100
a
9 V,
3V,
4
Ml
01
, t
. 10
1(11
97V4
ltlOVk
91
H
99
M
l((4
m
101
iOO
106
w
l
91
I
lot
101
100
14
7 '
1
u
u
I'i
101
90
100
e
Wool MarUrte
ROPTON. May 11-W'OOV"Th upward
tendency of value continues to be the
chief feature of the local wool market and
dealers are realising that' hitrher prices
are llltelv to remain for some time. There
huve . been some fairly heavy arrivals of
new wool from the west, all of which la
held at ten prices. Lex-al dealers are
winching the situation, both In the west
and abroad. Buying of pulled wool and th
foreign product continues freely. The
leading domestic quotations rungo as fol
lows: Kentucky, Indhina and Missouri,
three-eighths blood, u31c:-quarter blood
2filc. Scoured values, Texas, fine 12
months. 6MI7c; fine 6 to 8 month)", 5oYuiic
fine fall, 63fh5c. California, northern, tVq)
fihe; middle county, of.fiooc; fall free. 4ijt
4Hc; full defective. 37f';ioc. tlregon, eastern
No. 1. staple, nVa7lk-; eastern clothing, &rii
BL'c; valley. No. 1, Klififtoc. Territory, fine
staph, 7eu7'.3c; fine medium staple, tWaWo ;
fine clothing;, taVntiiio; fine medium clothing.
fv1i?c: half blood. 6T4i7p; three-eighths
blood, 6'Jfi(3c: quarter blood. 6iini6c; pulled
extra, tssTOc: fine A, bo04JUc: A supers.
SuflSDc.
LNIXN, May 12.-W001-T1ie offerings
at the wool auction sales today amounted
to 14, Sin hales and they were readily taken.
Prices re.malned firm and the recent high
level waa occasionally exceeded, especially
In tha crfse of fine m-oured taken by con
tinental buyers. Americans bought freely,
paying 15 to 13 per cent advance for suita
ble parcels, especially croaa nrerts To
day's sales follow: New South Wales,
1.1M1 hales; ncoiimd, la t'dihlg looted; greaay,
pvyimd. Victoria. 2.40 bales; scoured.
Is Svad'w'is 2d: greasy, oHil'flls 4d. South
Australia. 4 bales; scoured. "Aj'n'HrVI ;
greasy, htl'als. West Australia, T hales;
gri-HSv, fi'4iljils Vtyl. Tasmania. 5oi) bales;
scoured. Is Sdifjls lod: greasy. StAd-ffla ld.
New Zealand, 700 bales: scoured, lodWls
Milfctl; greasy, 6d1s av...d. Cane of Oood
Hope and Nala. wo bales; scoured, Wala
7'4d; greasy, 4dfrHd.
C, M. & SI. P.
v alius h
Missouri Paclllc
t nloo Pactnc
C. & N. W., east
C. tk N. W., west....
C, tit. P., M. 4 O...,
C, B. & Q., east
C, B. Ac W , west....,
C, K. 1. Ai P.. east..,
C, It. I. ft P., west.
Illinois Central
Chicago U. W
Total receipts.
4
86
8
7
3
26
1
1
2
2
.139 128 11 6
The disposition of the day's receipt, was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle,
Omaha Packing Co..
ewllt and t'oinivany 7H6
Cudahy Packing Co fal
Armour oi to boil
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy, Kansas City
M. oc 2
Benton 43
Hill e Son 91
r . P. Lewis 37
J. B. Root & Co 31
J. H. Bulla 30
I.. Wolf 2
McCreary & Carey 33
H. V. Hamilton 41
F. G. Inghrain 6
Sullivan Bros 9
Lehmer Bros 3
St. Clair Packing Co....- 73
I'nited Dressed Beef Co. 62
Rothchlld 21
Other buyers 230
Hogs.
1.260
1,874
3,b4ti
132
Bticcp.
524
!4.9
635
28.
S.333 9.234
2.5UO
Kanaaa City (iratn and Provlalona.
KANSAS CITT. May 12-WHEAT-Dull
and nominal; No. 2 hard. $1.311.40: No. 2
hard, 1 . 29r 1 . 3H . No. 2 red. Il.45ttl.64; No.
3 red. $1.421.54.
CORN Vuc higher; No. 2 mixed, 74B
I'ao: No. 3 n)lxd, 74c: No. 2 whte. 74Va
7i.c: No. 3 white. 74c.
OA 181 nciianged to lc higner;
while. 67iii9o; No. 2 mixed, b4'(ifoc.
RYK moiH3c.
HAY I'nchsnged: choice timothy
t(13.00; choice prairie, tU.Wall.2t;
Blf.iira, lo.7&ii 17.75.
Bt'TTER Creamery, 25c; firsts, 23c; sec-
oti.lx. ic packing stock. lKUc.
KOtiS Kxtrns, 21Vc; current receipts. 19c
svcon.is and dirties, 17ViC.
Receipts,
Wheat, bu 3l.oii0
Corn, bu S0t
Oats, bu 22,WiO
Options at Kansas City:
No. 2
tl-' 6)
choice
Shipments.
S:l is hi
29 (DO
20.ISNI
Articles.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
July September
IH'ceniia r
Com
May
July
September
1 "7V
1 "Ii,
99 V
72V
1 7H
1 oiV
1 On I
73Sj
('!
tiS l
i
1 Oo'sl 1 fsl
5:7s 1 Q'J'Ji
- 9
72S 7H
f.H lK'uTa
614 f,l-,
Totals
CATTL.R Receipts of cattle this morning
were iulte moderate and for the week
there Is a falling off of over 6,000 head a
compared with last week's big run. How
ever, an compared with other weeks the
receipts are showing up very well. The
quality, t.s has been the rule most days of
late, has been pretty good, there being A
vctry large propottion of desirable fat
steers among the arrivals.
The market on beef steers was about the
liveliest experienced in u long time. Buy
ers went out with the apparent Intention
to secure as many cattle a possible, re
gardless of price. The result wes that
values showed an advance of 10i,16c, In
fact, mostly 15c over yesterday. Oood
steers sold up as high as KH5, with a piece
of a load at KM, this being the highest
price touched air ce January, when JTT.Ow waa
paid. The trade was active at the acvanc
and everything was cleaned up at an early
hour.
Cows and helf?ra showed fully as much
Improvement as beef steers, being generally
15c higher than yesterday. Everything
changed hands very quickly at tbe advance
noted.
Dry weather and short grass reports from
the country and a corresponding drop In
the country demand has weakened the
Blocker and feeder market. The trade this
morning was very slow and dull, slthough
receipts were extremely binall, with the
tendency of prices downward.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers, tfi.5teufl.90: fair to good corn
fed steera, to.Ma'ai.6l; common to fair corn
fed steers, to.rttyfffi.sO; good to choice cows
and heifers, tfi.4tHu4l.15; fair to good cows
and heifers. t4.50W6.40; common to fair row
and heifers. t2.2fya4.50; good to choice
Blockers and feeders. t4 60fifi.H6; fair to good
stnekers and feeders, t4.0Oy4.6O; rommon to
fair atockers and feeders, t3.26tp4.oO; stock
heifers, il'SUH); veal cal veil, tt.60rtjtj.7D;
bulls, stags, etc., $3 2Mj6.25.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
f'etttoa Market.
NEW YORK. May 12 COTTON The
market opened firm at an advance of Ufl
13 points on a continuation of bullish ex
citement and general buying, which was
promoted hy the higher cahlfs. the absence
t.f any Important participation In the south
west and continued bullish crop account
from central and western sections of heit.
Realising wes very heavy at the advance,
but the bulls were so aggressive and out
side buying orders so numerous that offer
ings made little Impression on prices which
sold up to a net advance of about 14 to A
points during the middle of the morning.
Spot closed qiiet. an points higher; mid
dling uplands. 11 H-: middling gulf, ll.t5c;
sal.-. 5-4 bales.
Futures oiwned firm: May. 10Sc: July,
10.69c; August. lo.Hi:; October. Ul.62e; De
cember, lo.Mc; January. 102c; March,
10K2O.
Futures closed nervous: May. 10 96c; June,
10 sic. July. 10 7c; August. 10.76c: Septem
ber. 10.74c; October, 10.74c; November, 10 77c;
le ember, 10.77c; January, It). 74c; March,
10 73c.
CALVE8TOV. May 12 COTTON-Market
higher at 10 7-16C.
lialath Grata . Market.
Dl'LI'TH. Minn.. May 12. WHEAT
May. 124: July, tl.24; kVptemuer, ll.uTV
.No. 1 northern,.tl.JS; No. t northern, tl 2!
)AT8-fiVc. . .
BA Ri-E V 66c.
No. . At. P- N.. At. Pr.
II ..... 76S 4 40 17 1241 JO
iSS o 14 17 130t 30
11 146 III 12 11S4 I 35
14 I (26 14; 1144 4 6
14 M i 40 I ul 40
14 810 6 Wl l i2j ( to
10 1081 I bt 0 1171 40
tt 70 t 1.1 It. J0J8 I 40
1! 7 5 7S J7., 12o 44
1 SM) 5 76 11 1J07 I 41
i: 104S 4 90 II uij 6 l
14 192 S 90 T 1800 f M
19 lcni 6 90 19 12a 50
i:, l'SJl 00 81 lo;7 I so
11 1123 4 00 IS 152 (l)
tl 119 OS 17 126.", I 60
12 : 1049 20 IS. 124 I 66
18 1143 JO 64 1307 . 66
11 105") I 20 r.o 19..I , 66
89 973 110 1 1:uo I 6.1
14 KlfiO ( 20 i: 1231 I ,-
I I' to in mm so
2t 1070 I 20 7 iio 4 an
40 1271 I 30 to 14)4 4
J! 1271 I 20 IT 1476 40
15 1200 tt 19 1441 I 40
19 1129 4 ii 0 1847 I 80
911 26 1 1188 I 70
14.. ., 107J 4 2.4 1404 75
II 107 26 17 1407 74
14 10 90 14l 96
20 Ml 30 If 1S24 I S
II 1210 ! 4 1470 6 90
COWS.
7 M 30 14 m
4 s.,,0 3 . T 1144 I 10
t 922 Itl I M4H w
3 1"40 t 16 I 1325 I 36
91 I 75 I in 6 40
t 918 4 : I IJO s 45
11 1144 4 26 t 1166 8 SO
1 1123 4 ;t 6 m 6 60
10 1032 4 40 H74 j ,y,
I 972 50 4 1 116 60
4 120 4 75 4 1322 6 60
4 2 4 90 2 910 6 6
4 107 4 "( 6 uao 4 8n
1 U4S 4 85 S 12H0 6 46
2 1"55 S 10 IMS 6 86
1 1193 6 10 2t IS S 76
II HI'. 6 T. I 0S4 tn
11 6 80 2 15 6 90
1 1192 5 20
HEIFERS.
I f 1 W II 771 i 50
2 t si i Ml 4 M
I ( I 9'i . 144 44
I 40 4 00 21 M 76
I 9 H? 4 65 1? ,oo 4 TS
I 146 4 75 I 994 I 74
i 9.10 i 40 i t'rt 6 76
91 574 h 47. 14 Wl 4 It
t 10 Si
BCLI.S.
1 1130 I 26 1 1420 10
1 lf' 3 4n 1 s 1 10
1 810 I 40 1 ai 10
8 139" I 90 1 1870 6 II
1 lto 4 00 1 ino 6
! 1476 4 10 1 2f20 6 20
I 1 "40 4 24 1 USA 4 26
1 144") 4 60 J ime I 10
1 IdcO 4 70 1 oo 6 35
I 1250 4 70 I !OJ a 60
1 1750 4 ni 1 14M & 50
CALVES
t 41 4 60 4 130 4 60
8 .11 6 25 I in I 6f,
6 ki ... t-M 1 25 1 160 I T',
1. JOO 4 26 I M) 4 7.',
1 100 4 (l 1 jno 75
1 In) 4 00 1 190 75
. 1M 1 150 I 74
S tv 1 ;l 76
I.. 18 2 116 f Tt
t 11 50 1 )A 7 00
STOCKErtrl AND FEEDERS
4 46 I 50 1 701 i 00
II 424 4 40 60 IK
II 46 4 SO II , 4 4n
14 0 4 40
it
A Strong Dank
is the best place for Savings.
You cannot more safely invest
your savings than by taking out a
3 Certficate of Deposit
in n bank which has
Cash and Reserve Funds. . . .$5,500,000.00.
Total Assets of over $13,000,000.00.
The latest published statement shows that
this bank has interest bearing deposits of $2,08(,087.49.
i
the trashy order, and welslilna; 200 ponnl
or under, were less active and showed the
least Improvement, some, of them belnt
no more than steady. Th nos sold pretty
I a rarely at J6 K517 16. and on up a high ns
17 SO for the best heavy loads.
Representative sales:
No. At h. Pr No At h Pr
71 171 340 7 274 190 100
9 10 40 70 II r til 7 11
loo 11 Ion tM a 4 . . 7 111
II Ill ... 90 TO 145 90 7 00
17 174 10 I 10 7 21 . . 7 00
14 14 90 80 2 121 40 t 00
41 l 120 82 67 5 110 7 00
67 197 ... 9., an 234 110 1 00
3 JOS . . I 16 98 Ill 120 t 00
79 191 200 t 94 69 lis 10 7 00
17 193 11 6 42 130 ... 7 00
8t 200 140 85 84 231 ... 1 Oo
7 191 40 95 74 231 ... 7 00
49 '0 ... I 95 t tin , l
84 KM ... 16 71 Ill 90 T 04
17 198 40 95 71 191 200 1 06
70 17 1JO 86 47 2VI ... 7 05
40 114 40 15 J 14 ... T (16
II 1X1 90 16 46 .161) .. 1 01
44 191 80 87V 70 l 280 7 10
61 1'.S 120 111 42 3i. 240 7 10
88 0 tO t 90 f, !94 ... T 10
170 ISO . . 90 70 1MI ... 7 10
16 2 0 90 Tl 131 40 7 10
76 201 40 90 44 MO 110 7 10
71 2ol 140 I 90 61 2. 0 1 40 7 10
II 120 40 I ' 61 274 20 t 10
71 ill Jl 90 71 2: 120 1 lo
80 Ill 180 90 71 248 ... 7 10
D 199 . 80 I 90 79 127 ... 7 16
II 312 40 to a 259 120 7 16
80 104 40 I 71 283 240 T 16
14 19 ... 24 88 317 490 1 16
71 212 . . tit, 40 13 . . 7 15
IT. MS SO I 95 49 23 2"A 7 16
77 124 4 16 10 ti-,4 10 1 16
4', 220 10 95 81 2; 40 7 20
84 22 ... ( 16 42 311) 110 7
71 394 4O0 I 15 82 110 8 1 9
1 1"" 40 I 94 73 161 120 7 20
I M ... ! 86 . 294 m 7 10
0 2:l SO I M 64.. J.-.4 40 1 1
11 243 ... ( 96 M 170 SO 7 10
III SV5 91 191 ? 100 ... 7 22',
8! 317 1 20 8 16 46 17 .. 7 24
74 223 ... 94 (2 Jn 40 7 16
12 21 ... 95 64 Ill ... 1 JJ
ss 106 60 t 95 81 M 40 f ft
70 124 80 16 i(: 103 ... 7 25
67 244 110 I 95 41 217 ... 7 25
78 il 40 95 67 278 fl 7 26
78 S21 110 95 64 275 . . 7 15
7 234 80 7 00 40 276 40 7 25
61 234 1J0 7 Oo 40 117 ... 7 10
1 118 ... 7 00 17 9t ... f 30
(o Ill 190 7 on
Herbert E Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
OKavar, rmOTituoirs. iTOCKa.
Omaha) Of float 810 IT. T. X.114) Bldtf.
Ball Talayhoas, Douflaa eat,
IndapsBdsnt, i-llll and A-813X
Oldest and Uargsat Muuaa In th Stat.
STO C K TRADES
I hove the niKSt positive Information
ever secured regarding an Industrial for
merly kIIiih at three times present price,
then paying enoi inous dividends. Ifai ei -tHln
metal Is advanced to normal prices,
this stork should show esrntnara of :'.".;
and pay I'i, or more, which would indi
cste a quirk, 25 point upward move, Hnd
possibly 150 points. Traders In 60 armr
Tola or mine mulling; or wiring $10 will
be wired the name of thla slock, tin ad
ditional required when slock has moved 5
polniH, or will advise KRKK. for one-half
net proflis. TelcKraph acceptance. Dally
Market I. filer per month
3. OTEBT01T VAINB,
IBS Market Bt. Jtewark, If. J.
8HEKP-Rerelpt thla mornlnn were
light, as usual, but this fact seemed to
hav but. little we!ht with buyers at th
opening. Yesterday'! lofty values appeared
to hnve Injected a more cautious air Info
today's session, and as a resuli. supplies
did not move In accordance with the fast
schedule of the last two weeks.
Prices were generally about steady.
although In a few cases soft spots were
apparent. The trade was slow, considering
me limited supplies, and tnis feature nHlnr-
ally caused the general market to take on
an easier appearance. Receipts were about
evenly divided betwen the wool skins and
clippers. Most of the arrivals were lumbn.
This morning's halt In runaway prices is
attributed largely to the consumer's un
willingness to buy mutton at the ndvance
It Is obvious that live mutton prices can
not soar forever, even with every market
condition pointing toward booming values.
The consumer Is ever ready to put on the
brakes, and It Is evident ihat the slowing
down at this time Is the rexult of his
handiwork. The market during the last
two weeks lias registered a-total advance
of right around ll.OOjrl.So. No data Is
available for comparison, hut It's a pretty
safe guess that this Is about the largest
advance ever made In a similar length of
time.
Four loads of shorn lambs sold this
morning at S8.16, a nickel below the high
est record on that class o," stuff There
waa nothing to speak of In ewes and weth
ers. Buyers did not appear quite so eager for
the extreme high priced lambs In the
wooled department as yesterday, and as u
result the demand was even more back
ward on wooled than on shorn. The few
sales In wooled supplies were not sufficient
to establish much of a market
Quotations on clipped sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, I7.te'(i8.3i); lair to
good lambs, $7.ij7 85; good to choice light
yearlings, $6.&$N6; good to choice heavy
yearlings. f5.75(ftl.3i; good to cliolco weth
ers, $6.lKxS6.4X; Suit, to good wethers. i.aoia
6.90; god to choice ewes, to 756. 26; fair to
good ewes. lo.l'uffr.'iS; culls and bucks, 12.00
frS.OO. Quotations on wooled lambs: Oood
to choice lambs. S.8,,jrfl.!i6; fair to good
lambs. tv1."tj'.5. '
Representative gales:
No. Av. Pr.
87 western ewes, - wooled 81 26
327 western lambs, broken
fleece, culls 57 7 66
10 western ewes, wooled 8 4 of) ,
7 western lambs, wooird Wi 9 10
223 western lambs 86 8 16
5 western wethers 14') R 75
spring lambs , 87 10 00
79 western lambs 87 8 15
6 spring lambs 40 8 uo
77 western wooled lambs 8j t 10
CHICAGO l,aVIS iT4CK MARKET
dlnn steers, HS6'U.5n; cows and helfcrr,
&.'($ t. -5.
Hons Receipts. 10.100 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $4 Jg7.10; packers,
$7.(ir((7.15; butchers and best heavy, .iiW
7.36.
SHEEP AND I.AM BB Receipts, . 2.4M
head' market 16c to 26c lower. 'Native mut
tons, tl .Sefoo SV); lambs, K iMi 0"; culls and
bucks, I3.i0ti6.00; Blockers, 3.0l)(tr4.26.
911. Joseph 1.1 - tttork Market.
RT. JOs-HCI'ir. May lJ.-OATTl.lC-Re-celpts.
1.7'i head; market strong to ' 10o
higher; steels, j4.6i9Si44i); cows and heifers,
JJ.6 ." 90; calves, J3.6ts"g7.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 6,'00 head; market
steady: top, JV Si); bulk of sales. llDl..'".
SHKBP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.0u0
head; market ateady; l.ambs, $7.50cr9.JS. .
Mooa t'ltr l.lve Mock Market.
ftlOVX CITY. In., May 12 -(Bpeclal Tete
grain. ) CAT TLK Receipts. 1i0 head; mar
ket higher; beeves. J(t.0cg1.T0: cows, J4 6 ii
6.10; feeders, J4.UKIiu.2b; yearlings, J4.0n.)
4.76.
HOQ8 Receipts, 6.000 head; market Weak;
top, J7.1&; bulk of sales, J6.90U7.0p.
OMAHA UK 4 IS 14. Ali MAHKKT.
Staple and Fancy Trodnee Prices For.
. Disked by Buyers and Wholesalers.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trada In I-lb. cartons, 28c; No. 1
In 60-lb. tubs, H7e; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons,
26c; In 0-lb. tubs, U'y, packing stock, lUc;
falncy dairy, tubs. lDuc; common full,
fresh made, loe. Market changes every
Tuesday.
EOUS Fresh selling stock, candled, 20c.
No stomxe muck In Omaha market.
CHK EKE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, loc; young Americas, 4 In hoop, loc;
favorite, 8 in hoop, 16c; daisies, i in hoop.
Hi 'lc cream brick, full oase, 16c; bloc;
gwiss. luc; full cream llmburger, loo.
POl'LTKY-tirollers.i Doc; alive, springs,
l:iVxc; liens, 12W' ; cocks, 6c; ducks, Uc;
geese, UK;; turkeys, 18c; pigeons, per doi.,
6oc; guinea fowls, per don., J2.60; squabs,
per diia.. J2. Dressed hens, lie; springs,
IJtiiaV; rocks. tic; ducks, lie; geese, lie;
tuikeys, 21c.
FISH Fresh caught; almost all are
dressed: Halibut, 8c: buffalo, 9c; -trout,
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfish,. 17e; cripples,
sunflsh. 6o lo tc; black bass, 26c; white
fish, 13c, pike. 12c; HHlmon, 14c; pickerel,
10c; frog legs, 36c. Fresh frozen: VVhlte
flsn, No. 1, 10c; round. 9c; pickerel,
drtssed and headless, 7c; round, 6c; pike,
dressed, luc? ; round, 9c; red snapper. 12c;
Spanish mackerel, 18c; native mackerel, 36c
each.
BEEF CI'TS Rihs: No. 1, 16c; No. 2,
12 V-; No. 8, 10c. Lsiln: No. 1, 17c; No. 2,
WVio; No. 3. Uc. Chuck: No. 1. 7V.4C; No
2. 7c; No. 3, 6c. Round. No. 1, 9c; No. 2,
S44c; No. 3, bVjc. Plate: No. 1, 5c; No. 2,
5Vc; No. 3, 6'ic.
FRESH FHUIT8 Apples, western bog
apples. J2.(Ka.2.60. Uananas, 6-bunch lo'.s,
t4tO per lb. Oranges, J2 86Q3.26. Lemons, J3.i
634. OU. Grapo fruit, J4.60. Urapes, MaluKaa.
7 60 per keg. Florida pineapples, per crate,
J3 00. . . -
VEGETABLES-Kansas sweet potatoes.
$2.76 per bbl. California celery, largx,
amaller. flOc. New York Holland seed ca.lv-
bage, 4,c per lb. Wisconsin j.Red GlDIa
rattle .
Hlsbrr-Hii4
ower.
Slroaa; . tu
, Steady to
CHICAOO. May 12 CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 14,(Xi head. Market strong l i
loo higher; mec-i. $5 2637.23; cows, $4.0.1411
6.75; heifers, j;I.6H4 Dnj luilla Jt tfi'gy.TB;
calves, J3.0nf7 .00; stockefs and feeders, 13. 80
&b6.
H('M7S-f!ecelpts, estimated at 21 Out) head.
Market steady to 6c lower; choice heavy
shipping. $7.vfi7 40; butchers, J7.aira7.38:
light mixed. $7.liiiT 10; cliolce light, $7 pifr
7.20; packing. I7.lf4i7.26; pigs, $6. 26(66.76; bulk
of sale. $V1"i7.S.k
SHEEP ' AND LAM 118 Receipts, esti
mated Ht 12, head. Market weak; sheep.
3 7."nfi6.25; lambs, $6 50 3; yearlings, $6.60
(S7.40.
Kansas f'lty l.lve Ktork Market.
1 KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 12.-CATTI.R-(
Receipts. IO.iM hc-Hd, Including 50 soull'.
! erns; fnarket steady to 1N" higher: choice
export and dressed beef eter,i, JS.Sftfitl.ls;
fair to good, $5 H0j' 3C; western steers,
$4.Vft.70; st'M'kcrs and feeders. $3 767)6. 76:
so ithern steers. $4.7,111.46: southern rows
J1.261i3.5o; native cows, $3 OrCfif, Hi); native
heifers J4.ntsli4i.66; bulla. $,1.76'n6.iK); t-alvec,
$4.fss-ff 7 25.
110(18 -Receipts. 17.ii") head: market
steady to strong; ton. $7.S''4; bulk of sales.
$6 8,Va7.30; heavy. $7.1S'(i7 packers and
butchers. $7.(a7.3i; light. J.SVi7.10; pigs,
$S.75.76.
8HICEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. K'.orrt
he, id . market ' sirddv t i weak: lambs. $7 60
iifl.'f.; yearlings. $11 60M7.7&; wethers. $6 23'
6 76; ewes. J6.oivtfti.26; atockers and feeders.
J3.60riS.00; Texas muttons, J6.0iMfi6.30.
Muck tn Might.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yefcterday were as follows:
Cattle. lt,.xs bliei p
HOGS Hogs sold anywhere from steady
to 6c higher this morning, depending
largely upon the kind and weight. As has
been the case every day for soma little
time back, buyer were looking-for
stuf having weight as well as quality, and
It Vas the weighty bog that male tbe
beat gala In price torlay. On the other
hand, the light luigs. espeotally thiea on
onions. 2o per lu. California caullfltlwer.
$300 per crate. Tomatoes. Florida, a-basket
ciule, J3uu; Cuba, 6-basket crata, J3.00.
Lettuce, per dux., 40c. Dirt vegelauioa, par
snips, turnips, carrots, J2.2S-puf bbt F.or.
Ida new beets, . carrots, -prn!R, Uirnlya,
tic, Dcr dug., 76c. . t ii,-
8TRAVBIi:HRIE8-J3 003.26. " "
HlUtS No. 1 greun, oc, No. X eurad, 9a .
Metnl Mark.
NEW YORK. May 12.-.M ETAL8 Tha
London tin market waa lower today, wlLli
spin quoted at i:iu2 12s 6d and futures at
4.133 12s tkl. Locally weak and a little lower,
in cvneeqiieiicc, wltn spot at J1J Vl'ttWil't.ti).
Copper declined to 4... I) Is 3d lor spot am
LSt 16s fur fuiurts in ' London. Loch II y,
quiet, wlih Ijik" al $13.12dj 1 337 ; elvctru
lyue, $12 .i6ii.13.i9i; canting,- $12. 62Vifi 128H4.
Udd was lower at i.13 6s In Ixjiulon. J
caliy firm und higher, with spot at $1 3ic
4.36 In consequence of an advance In tho
hi .ling price of the leading produce. .
Spo.ter was higher at 4.31 17s 6d In the
lindun market. Locally quiet and un
changed, at $6.02&t.tTVs. 1 rod. was-lower
in London, with Cleveland warrants al 4m
3d. 1ocally unchanged. No. 1 foundry
northern. lfi.O'x'! I6.60: No 3 $15.7fiiNh6; Nv
I noutbern and No. I tiduthcrn ft, tii&Srta
i ; . 4 - -V
Dry Uouds Market.
NEW YORK. May 12. Follow ing the re
vision of prices for printed wash fabrics
a nm Ii larger lnilncx 1 nelng placed
with the agents. The general trade It quiet
and w hile price la i.tNm fools, and
yarns ai tliin. Iuy era, an Jurt wlHUiB ta
pay the ad&inet- whi h sh.hI t .lier It keep
ing Willi the i.IkIkt prices asked for cot
ton. Bilk piece goods and ribbons are
quiet. J. ihhlng houses arc voiog a medium
trade early.
iniar and Molaaaea.
VllllU lv 1 Sil 1 1 n Ran,
iirin; lair leiuiji.is, o.fa:-; (.enii uugai.
NEW
lr.n- fir
teat. 3D2c; m(laaes Sljk.ir. 3.17c. Refined
steady; iruslieil. 6.66c; powdered, 6 06c:
gianulated. 4.96c. . .. ,
MEGEATH HAS BIG COAL MINE
lima k a Man Ulll Prosit by Mllwaakee
F.steualon. as Property ta o
Ita ttoule. t
O. W. Megeath is on .if the Onmha men
whu wll. bi nefit grVatl u' (tht b.illd.ng
of ihe piiciflc c.iiiKt cxtcnaloei iho Mil
waukee iuilr .a.1 He has opened a new
toal mine and tia-i It In full opcralkm al
Round Up. Mom.. vnd 'Is taking 0141 coal
t, an b'"Jiiilliu rate. right In th
country where 'hue Is a great demand for
It. James Woodard, son of the assistant
jMisiroister of Omaha, Is' general manager
of the mine. Round I p Is on the Milwaukee
extension, about north of Plllings, Mont.
South Omaha
Sioux . city
St. Joseph
Kansas City .
St. lxuls
Chicago
Totals
2.800
Oil
1.70ft
10 (in
2.6(-)
14.000
10.00
6l0
6.KV)
17. ISM
10 P 4)
24.O0U
1.300
2.(m
10 Ofsi
2 4DI
.... 32.0 O 72 100 3.Vft
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ST. LOriS. Mav 12 CATTLE Receipts.
2.6X1 head, including 160 Texans: native
market 10c higher: Texsns strong; native
shipping and export steers. JV6("?t7 10.
dressed beef and butcher steera. J4 2"i4f 6 in;
steera 'under l.OOn pounds. J3 .50si4S.i; tink
ers and feeders. $4 50i6.26: cow and heif
ers. J.7Vfj &0; canners. J2 OkojC 60; bulls.
H i'"u6.2S, calves, J60 7.o0; Texas and In-
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