THK RKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY. MAY 15. 1900.
17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE BARKEI
Kaniai lUini Deemed lniufficient to
Allay Drouth.
CASH SITUATION FORTIFIES BULLS
OwUrtl Impossible Bar Aetaal
Wheat -Offerings Scare a ad
Baying Proasatlr Advances
Valaaa Qaata4.
OMAHA. Fab. 14,
The rains throughout Kuini were re
grded as local showers and insufficient to
overcome the. damage that haa resulted
from the long siege of drought. The bull
faction la well fortified by the atrong cash
situation and the fact that It la impossible
o buy the Actjal wheat. Offerings were
pare and any buying advanced valuea.
corn was dull and unchanged. Higher
receipts were quickly disposed of under
good demand and all caah offerings
brought a ahada better prloes than
yesterday.
Wheat was higher at the atart and mad
advances steadily during tha day on former
foreign markets. The late rains were
Judged Insufficient In tha drought section
. 'i1 1,ck nt gelling pressure
that has prevailed during the early half
or the week. May wheat opened at 1127
and Hosed 11.28.
f:orn waa strong on continued light re
ceipts and good cash demand. The market
ruieo nun, nowaver. with practically noth
ing doing after the rash market cloned
Bontlment is bullish and wort weather will
ninaer me country deliveries, cutting re
ceipia sun lower. May corn opened at
iwc ana riosca at 71c.
Primary wheat receipts were AM, 000 bush
el and Shipments were sn tm hn.h.ia
against receipts last year of Its, 000 bushels
snipmrms or 4P1.00 bushels.
Corn receipts were 8(5.000 bushels and
shipments wre SM.onn bushels, minut re.
cetr-ta last year of 2J.ono bushels and ahlp-
matita torn A AAA I
Liverpool closed Sa higher on wheat
aim Tin lower cm corn.
Local range of options;
Artloles l Open. Klgh.l Low. Close.l Yes y
WtlMt-
Mav .
July .
Co -May.
July
8pt.
Sept.
1 57
1 w
oy
Hi"'
41':
1
1 071
71
ML
41V
1 27 I
1 OtS
70S
1
1 07H
71
ft!,
1 27
1 OS
70H
66'4
41V
creams, choice, lSMc; old New York full
creams, fat, t0 good, KXIlSVl n, a to
quality. i:iv-.
Omaha tsuk Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, tl 81 .30; No. 3
ha rd, $1.2K(ei 7S: No. 4 hard, fi.l&gl.SSI; No.
spring, $1. 241. 27.
CORN-No. 2. 71V: No. I. 71W&71-V; Nn.
4. ;if)71c; No. 2 yellow, 71V; No. Jt yel-
10 w. 71H'!i7lo; No. 2 white. 72c; No. 3
white. 71'iv72o.
OATH No. 3 mixed. 54ic, No. 3 yelluw.
6S65'4c; No. 3 white. 55:6tc; No. 4
white, MHiTOc; standard, fioo.
RYE No. 2, 78c; No. 3. 76c.
Carlo! Receipts.
, Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1M
Minneapolis ,....163 v. ...
Omaha 2 52 28
Duiuth 1
CHICAGO G liX I A sTl" PROVISIONS
t'ealnrre of the Trading and Closing;
Prloea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May U. Unexpectedly strong
inaiaoiB in Euiope today arew the atten
tion 01 wneat tinders temporarily away
1 torn domestic conditions and caused a
tirtii market nearly all day. At the close
prices were a shade lower to lc higher
man the previous final figures. Corn and
win closed easy and provisions strong.
A.though Kansas ami northern Oklahoma
had oetu dienched by a general rain dur
ing ine lakt twenty-tour nours, tha effect
011 thi- speculative market for wheat here
vas not wnai bad been expected, the wet
v.eatnei- nsvlbg apparently been entirely
uiscuunied during the previous session. At
no time during die day were prices more
man c below yesterday's final quotations,
wii.ic the July delivery; ttte active option.
wj ai one tima a full cent above the pre
vious close. During the first half of the
tttsion the market d. seated decided
s.irpgtn. but In the final hour scnilment
became less bullish and the distant fu
tirrs developed considerable heaviness.
i ne principal Duiiisn lnriuence was the
si l ength of tha leading grain markets of
Etirone, Rerlln and Budapest be.ng up 2jC
and ic, respectively, and Liverpool showing
a gain . eiijial to VilftSc Unfavorable
weatiier In twmany. light Argentine ship
ments and small stocks In England and
France were given as the reason for the
Hdiance abroad. Cash trade here and In
Ibe suiithwcsl was slack, but Minneapolis
tepoiied a brisk demand for th cash
6,raln and a livelier Inquiry for flour. Dur
ing tho day the July delivery ranged be
tween $U2Vi and $1.14. Profit-taking in the
linsl lir.ur caused a decline of more than
He frr.m the be.t marks of the day, hut
the close on nearby futures was firm,
while the deferred deliveries were barely
s end' F'nal quotations on July were at
11 1 IS I 13,.
Wot weather caused a rather firm open
'rg in the corn market, bin sentiment soon
lKjn:e besrlsh. with the exception of the
May delivery. At the close prices were
r higher to HV lower. Julv sold be
tween c and 6SV. and dosed at 69c.
Oata for May deliver touched a new
h'gh n-ark for the season when the price
touched 5Sc, owing to active buying by
shorts The markt-t In general, however,
.was rather weak the greater part of the
da.v. At the close the May option was 'c
higher than the previous close, but other
deliveries were MISc lower, final quota
tions on. May being at tSc, and on July
nt UTe.
Provisions were firm all day. Prlcea at
ine ciose were uncnangea to iiVbc higher
Closing quotations were as follows:
wr.ATiirn 1 this graix hrlt
fthoieera Probably tarda, When It
Will Also Re Cooler.
OMAHA. May 14. 1K
Bhowers and thunder storms were aeneral
throughout the central valleys during
Thursday night and rains continue general
this morning from the Rocky mountains
esst over the Missonrl and Mississippi val
leys ann LKe region. The raina were mod
erately heavy and were well distributed
over esstern Nebraska. IowaKansaa and
Missouri. A trough of low pressure extends
north and south over the central valleva
and southwest, with the greatest depres
sion over New Mexico and conditions are
favorable for showers In this vicinity to
night and probably Saturday. An area of
high pressure, over the northwest. Is fol
lowing the depression over the central val
leys and this high will csuse cooler
weather In this vicinity by Saturday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the past three years.
190 18ng 1907 190H
Minimum temperature ..54 67 J M
Precipitation 43 .16 .01 .43
Normal temperature for today, 62 degrees.
Iefclency in precipitation-since March
1. I M Inehea.
Deficiency corresponding period In 190.,
1 43 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
4.42 Inches.
U A. WELSH. tocal Forecaster.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha, Ne., for the twenty-four hours
ending at n a. m.. 75th meridian time,
Friday, May V4. ISO:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln-
Ststlons Mux. Mln fall. Sky.
AsMand, Neb 75 (S3 .56 Cloudy
Auburn. Neb 76 63 .22 Cloudy
flroken Row, Neb. 72 41 .16 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb... 7 46 .M Clear
Culbertson, Neb.. 77 4 .nj Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb.... 76 M .si Pt. cloudy
Fairmont. Neb... 74 4S .00 Clear
Or. Island. N-b 73 47 . 47 Clear
Hartlngton, Ne. 75 45 .SO Pt. cloudy
Hastings, Neb.... 72 46 .i Cloudy
If ldrege, Neb.... 75 45 .00 Cloud v
Oakdsle, Neb 76 47 . 22 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb 75 64 . 43 Cloudy
Tekamnh, Neb... 75 S3 .62 Clear
Alta. la 7 61 .on Clear
Carroll, la 73 49 . 54 Cloudy
Cla rinds. Ia 76 63 1.88 Cloudy
Sibley, la ..... 75 42 . 06 Pt. cloudy
Sioux City, la... 72 60 T Pt. cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at t a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp Rain.
Central. Stations. Msg. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 26 74 56 .16
Columbus, 0 17 7B 66 .02
Des Moines, la.... 14 74 64 .46
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 72 l .12
Ksnsas City. Mo.. 20 SO 60 ,t6
Ixulsvllle. Ky l H M n
Minneapolis. Mil n. 2n s
Omaha. Neb 1 74 4S ,M
8t. Louis, Mo 12 7'J ...
Moderate rains were general tnrouahrut
the corn and wheat region within the Inst
twenty-four hours and continue In the
northern and western portions this morn
ing. L. A. WKUH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
NEW lORlv STOCKS AND BONDS
' -setaxexskM
Market Opena Strong and Several
New High Levels Are Beached.
NEWS GENERALLY FAVORABLE
Persistent elllnsi I'nder Coyer to
Realise Soon Undermines Yalaes
and Weakness Knises Bosli
Are Irregular.
NKW TORK. May 14,-Prlces were high
again at the Stock exchange, but the Sell
ing under covering to reslixe profits, whlrli
has been a feature nf the market all
through the week, even at Its periods of
greatest apparent strength, was pushed
steadily and persistently. The market was
undermined and turned wak. ftr a show
of strength In the first hour that was mote
consistent nnd comprehensive tlisn et nn
time previously this week. The leading
speculstlve stork all moved upward In con
cert. Prices have been carried to the high
est level touched since Jsnuary of lt"7
There are pfomlnfnt examples In the list
of stocks that have touched record prices
tnls week, notably among these high-priced
coalera. Such speculative leaders as Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific, Reading and
United States Steel are within a few points
of the highest prices ever reerhed.
The recent speculation has been shaping
to the asvimpilon thst this country wss
moving to i era of prosperity which would
excel all It past history In that respect.
The strength of this conviction Is witnessed
by Its efficacy In carrying up prices It their
present levels at a stage of the business
revival which admittedly Is Immature yet.
There was something striking In the una
nimity with which the leaders In banking,
railroada and Industry expressed their hope
fulness todsy ever the business prospects.
The news of rains In the southwest was
regarded aa affording lmiortant relief, and
the optimistic estimate of the prop outloxk
from Chairman Jkiupj J. Hill of the Great
Not them received a good deal of considera
tion. Heavy sales of copper were reported.
Foreign Influences were favorable to the
market. Kven the money outlook gave less
concern than for some days past. The time
loan market was called somewhat easier
and the preliminary estimates of the week's
currency movement Indicated the largest
balance of receipts over shipments In the
Interior for any week of the season. The
hardening of time money rates earlier In
the week seems to have attracted this In
flow. London advices point to some bor
rowing there for New York account, in
spite of tha command by London of our
gold supplies. Strength In foreign exchange
pointed to further gold exports. London
sold stocks here. The foreign trade state
ment for April shows the effect of the
continued heavy Imports combined with
falling off in exports In the shrinkage of
the excess of exports to a value of $2,990,161.
compared with 46,K!0,1J In April of last
year.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $6,550,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Salei. High
erel fund, exclusive of the JlnOOon.ono gold
on. I2.-
resrrve. shows: Onld coin snd bull!
Mf.Si; gold certificates. HK.K2.51.
ahle cash balance. Ii20.p94.1n6,
avall-
REPORT OF THK CI.E4RIXO HOUR
Transactions of the Associated Ranks
for the Week.
NF7W YORK. May 14 Bradstreet a bank
clearings report for the week ending May
13 shows sn sggregate r-f $3.1!7.Sn4.oon. as
against $3.36.7R.iK last week and $1470.494..
010 In the corresponding week last year.
Following Is a list of the cities:
NEW YORK GEXBRAL MARKET
Quotations
Articles.! Open. I Higji. Low. Close.l Yes y.
Wheat
May
July
Spt
Dec.
scorn
May
Julv
Sept.
Deo.
Oats
May Julv
Sept.
Dec.
Pork
Mav
July
11 mt! 1 2
1 12; 1 14
il 04V.V.I
1 06eJ
I 04', j
I 78HI
! 67M
i
1 eirr,i
!
T3VI
67 V
W6
1
59 V
1 27VI 1
1 lavr 13V,
1 flftHi 1 05
1 04 1 04t2,j
73, 734!
6V 69. 1
67 68,i8n
61' 6tfi62!
MV
MSI
61l
44t,!43SGV43SV
44', 44H
,1 IS 30 I 13 16
I 18 42Aj 18 15
4V,
18 30
18 42-4J
a 46
18 15
18 X
is nv,
18 17V.I
18 30
Sect. I 18 m 18 46 I 18 27V,
Lard- 1 I I
Mar I 10 67HI 10 7241 10 6TV,I 10 73W 10 621
16 72SI 10 771 10 TLi 10 76 10 67 4
I 10 2V 10 30 10 80 10 90 10 80
1 27
1 12
1 06
1 044
7314
6H
7H
6S'4
5ri
44 4
July
Sept.
May
July
Sept
I
I 10 15 I ib 15
I 10 17H 10 20
! 10 224! 10 36
10 15 I 10 IS I 10 1(
10 134! 10 15 I 10 16
I 10 20 I 10 V4l 10 20
Cash nuotatlnns were as follows:
FLOUR-Firm; winter patents, $6.30S60;
minte- straights. $3 8016 26: spring patents.
Init io: soring straights, K70io4.9o; bak
er. $3 ff.M.
1i;TTk.R - Steady; creameries, ff2e:
ls'rU. l&Ml'2'tV4c.
KOOS Stiady ; at mark, cases Included.
ltVc: firsts, ic; prime firsts. 21c.
CH FES E Firm; daisies. 15fil64f: twins,
I'WiVc young Americas, 14,&14c; long
ll.-.is. 14iUHc.
POTATOES Weak: ehoice to fancy, S50
S.c: fair to good, 80g3c.
POULTRT-Steadv; turkeys. 16c; chick
ins. 16c; springs, 15e.
VEAI-Steady: 60 to 60 lbs.. 6fi7c; 60 to
U lbs.. 7i, 86 to 110 lbs.. 8V&94c.
RYE No. 2, I2Q83C.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 70672c; fair
to choice malting. TlHflTSc.
SEEDS Flax, No.. 1 southwestern, $1 60;
No. J' north west -jm, 31.70. Timothy, MA
ICloxer. 9V).
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., flS.fj
1 40. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $I0.7JV. Short ribs
sides. Iocs. $ 10.06 flO.lt. Bhort clar sides,
boxed. $10.37VC10 60.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to UO.ono bu. Exports for the week.
ia shown by HradUeet'a, were equal to
1 230.000 bu. Primary receipts were 654.000
ou.. compared with 133 000 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
I cars: corn. cars; oats. 1H4 cars; hogs.
I.0M heed.
of the Day oar Various
Commodities.
NEW TORK. May 14. FLOUR Receipts,
12.500 bbls. ; exports, 1,700 bbls; market
was more active and firm; Minnesota pat
ents, $6.2fe.50; winter straights. $6.00fi.26:
Minnesota bakers, $4.80tr5.30; winter extras,
$4 46ifi5.20; winter patents. $6.00fW.0; win
ter I' w grades, $4.3f&6.00; Kansas straights,
$5.806.90. Rye flour, steady; fair to
good. $4.6004.70; choice to fancy, 14. 7C
41 5.00.
CORNM EAI Steady ; fine white and
yellow. 1.661 70; coarse, $1.6091.66;
kiln dried. $3.90.
RYB-Dull; No. 2 western, Mc, f. o.
b. Nw York.
BARLEY Quiet ; malting. 78c, c. I f.
New York; feeding, 7678c, c. 1. f. New
York.
WH HAT Receipts, 32,400 bu.; exports.
16.000 bu.; market firm; No. 2 red, $1.46,
nominal, elevator; No. 2 red. $1.45. nom
inal, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern, Du
luth, $1,327. f. o. b., afloat: No. 2 hard
winter, t. o. b., afloat. There waa
some Irregularity to the wheat market to
day, although the undertone showed aver
age firmness on strong cables, bull support
snd commission house buying. Occasional
reactions occurred on reports of good rains
In Kansas, but the last prices were Vi
c above Thursday. May closed at 31.34;
July closed at Jl.J'1; September closed at
$1.12H: December closed at $1.11V.
CORN Receipts. 1,100 bu. ; spot steady;
No. 2, 84c, elevator, and 81Vc, f. o. b.,
afloat: No. 2 white, M"4c, and No. 2 yel
low, 8IV4C, f. o. b., afloat, all nominal. Op
tion market was steady with the west,
closing net unchanged. May closed at &3c;
July closed at 78c; September closed at
7544C
OATS Receipts. 87,100 bu: spot market
steady: mixed oats, 26 to 32 lbs., AOVftOlc;
natural white, 26 to 33 lbs., 61 V(jv-fVo;
clipped white, 84zi2 lbs., 61&7o.
HAY Firm: No. I 65'70cj good Q
eholre, 7ifi90c.
HOPS Steady; 1907. 81916c; Pacific
const. 19?8 8411c: 1907. 86 6c.
HIDES Firm, Bogota, 21VW2ic; Central
America. 22c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 22Hl",'c.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady; family,
$14 iMffl H fiO; beef hams. $24.00-26.00; city
extra India mess. $21.001321. 60. Out meata.
firm; pickled bellies. $11.0111.26: pickled
hams, $11.60. Iard strong, western, Ill.OOra
11.10; refined firmer; continent, $11.86; South
America, $12.00; compound, $7.758.00. Pork,
firm; famllv. $l.2Rr22.00; ahort clear, $19.00
'21. 51; mess, $18.602i19 00.
TALLOW Quiet; city, 8Hc.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, common
to finest. 21'&264c.
CHEESE-Colored. easy; whites, steady;
new slate full creams, specials, 13&l3Sc;
fancy, lZc; common to fair, frolic; skims,
full to specials, 2i811c.
EQGS Firmer: state. Pennsylvania and
nearhv fancy selected white, 26c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby, fair to choice,
HfM'jc; brown and mixed, fancy, 23Hc;
brown and m!xed, fair to choice, 22f23c;
western storage packed. 22tyc; western
firsts, ClHti'ic; seconds, 204&2lc; southern
beet, 20vS21c; southern, under grada, 1$
42c.
POULTRY-Allve. Steady:
broilers. 25800c; fowls, 17ei7VrC.
dull; chickens, 13c; fowls, 1617.
Allli-Chslmr pfd 2.500 61S
Amaiomiun ( opper H.wn) &4
American Asric'lltural 600 40
Am. Bert Busir 11 8v) 37 H
Amtrtcsn Can pfd 0 fli
Am. C. r t.ouO 56V
Am. Cotton Oil l.tum 4
Am. H L. pfd sn 41
Am. Ics Securities I.eO 4014
American LlnaeM -IK) 1"
Amsrlrsn Locomotlrs I.00 (Si
Am. S. at R Jl.Tll) W
Am. 8. R. pfd 11.710 D4Vi
Am. B. A R pfd 3iH 1"9
Am. Rugar Raflnlng l.wo 1414
Am. T. T 4.!M If S
Am. Tobarro ptd 4"0 I'll
Amsrlran Woolen S'0
Anaronda Mining Co I.30O
Atchison 1
Atrhlaon pfd "
Atlantlo Coast Lin '
Baltlmor at Ohio 1,300
fetal. aV Ohio pfd
Rsthlehem Steel I0
Low. Cloae.
601, 60
Brook I Rapid Tr IO.OOO
chickens,
Dressed,
Philadelphia Prod nee Msrket.
' PH!LADEIJHIA, Msy 14 BUTTER
Stesdy: extra weeie-n creamery. 27V; ex
tra nearby prints, ytc.
EUOS Firm and Wo higher; Pennsylva
nia and other nearby firsts, free cas. s.
W4c at mark; current receipts. In return
able cases, tl Wc at mark; western firsts.
lm tss.-s, t.'o at maik. current rect-lptE,
X f f ciii-. .'I. 2c at maak.
CKEESE wuiol; old Nee- Yo.-k fa.l
St. I.ouls General Market.
ST. I.OLI8. May 14.-WHBAT Higher;
track. No. 2 red, caah. $1.66ia1.66; May,
$1.31; No. 2 hard, $1.324jn.8; July, tl.OSTi;
Bertember. $1.044.
CORN Futures, lower; cash, firm; track.
No. 2 cash, 76j'77c; July, oc; September,
6tiWc; No. 2 white, 77Hc.
OATS Steady ; track, No. 2 caah, 67c:
July. 60c: September, 43c; No. I white, 6c.
RYE Nominal, S4c.
FIXUR Steady; red winter patents. $6 60
7.00; extra, fancy and straight, 3o.76.ge. 40 ;
hard winter clears. 4 otU4.90.
riEED Timothy, $2.2ii3.35.
UiRN MEvAl-43 50.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. $1.33
431 36.
HAY Firm; timothy, $12.fvgl8.0O; prairie,
$10.50-1S oa
BAX;iNO T l-16c.
HBMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing.
818O0. I-srd. higher: prime steam, $10,624
O10 62H- Dry salt meats, atrong: boxed
extra ahorts. $11 .; clear rlba. $11.00; short
rlesra. $11.1'.'V- Bacon, firm; boxed extra
shorts. $12.00; clear ribs, $12.00; short clears.
$12 K4
POULTRY Quiet : chickens. 13c: springs,
MiSic; turkeys. 133 16 V; ducks. U4c;
geese, be.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. r26c.
EGOS Steady. 18c, case count.
Receipt s.Shlpmente.
Flour, bbls 4. H0 i.JW)
Wheat, bu 4.0iO Sgirio
Corn, bu 61 5"0 a40no
Oats, bu 40 49.)
Minneapolis Orula Market.
MINNF.APOLI9. May 14 WHEAT May,
$1,274; July. 1 3f.-i : SfPtemher, $1,084.
Cash: No. 1 hard, tl 3otil.a4; No. 1 north
ern, 41.29iil.la4; No 2 northern. $1.2701.174;
No 3 northrrn. $1 35t1 364.
FLAX-.'losed at 31 64
BRA N In bulk. $4fiai4W.
FLOPS First patents. toloQti.hi; second
patents. $timiiH.:; first cleara, $4.7fra-46.
second clears, $3 Sfuja
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Ms.v M. CORN Firm;
yellow. 754c; No. 3 yellow. 7ic; No.
No. 4. 74.-.
OATS Firm; No. 3 white. 58&6S4c No. I
w hlta, 648670.
Canadian Pacific S. l"0
Contral Leather 1.1U0
Central Leather pfd 3X)
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio lO.yW
Chicago at Alton no
Chicago ot. W 1,000
Chicago dt N. W l.siM
C, M. St. P 16 4' i0
C, C. C. St. L 20O
Colorado P. A I....' ' !,
Colorado a fin 1h)
Colo. aV So. let pM .-. t0
Colo, tc 80. id pfd.
Consolidated Us nX
Corn Products i. 700
Delsware ai Hudson 1.700
Denver Kin ureode 1.104
Ij R. O. pfd 1
Dlatlllera' Securities 1.4'to
Krle 14.100
Kris let pfd I D00
Brie td pfd 1.200
General Electric t.700 W
Great Northern pfd 4.600 14S
oreat Northern or ctfs.
Illinois Central
Interborough siet ,
Int. Met. pfd
lnternstlons) Harvester .
InternatlonalSlartn s pfd
International Papor
International Pump
Iowa Central
Manias City Bo
K. C. So. pfd
Louisville at N
Minn. aV at. L
M . 8t. P 8. 8. M
Missouri Pacific 4.B)
M., K. A T 10.400
a't
6.4
l'MH
1274,
W
"ii"
79'
1814
!
104
7"
714
1D4
1A24
74
41
4
Hi"
24
:oo
(14
67
S.14
44
421,
43-,
3.400
l.
l.
1.800
"i.m
6'X
1. too
t.ioo
I.M0
Iml
S00
KiO
M.. K. A T. Ptd...
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd..
New York Central
N. T . O. A W i...
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacltls
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P., O., C. St. L
Presses Steel Car
Pullman Palsos Car...,
Railway Btsel fprtn...
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Heel ptd
Rack Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd....
St. L. A S. 2d pfd
8t. Louis 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
81oss-8hef field 8. A I..
Southern Pacific
80. Taclflc pfd
Bout hern Railway
So. Railway pfd ,
Tennessee Copper
Teasa A Pacific
T-, St. L. A W....V-...
T. St. L. A W. pfd...,
fnlon Paclflo
I Dion Parlflo pfd
I'. 8. Realty
V. 8 Rubber
V. 8. Steel
V. Btoel pfd
I'leo Copper
Va -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Wabash pfd ,
Weetern Maryland
Weetlnthous Uectlio .
Weetern I'nton
Wheeling A L.
Wleeonein Central
71
14v
1X4
464
"ii"
1.14
42
'44
74
1S4
4X4
137
7fi
43S
7J"4
1"S4
8St
61
.710 ia:'4
4,7'K) 60
SOO S3
I. im
11,400 14H
100 sot
II. 10 1UI4
1,400 114
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50)
100
l0
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00
.1M.200
. l."0
401)
. U.too
. 4,700
. 2.400
100
0
. I.40
. I.I0
. I.OnO
too
404
.Ut.ioo IS04
KM 7
. 4.400
. i.soo
.(. 600
. 1 400
. 111"!
. l.0i
. 1.S00
,. 4
. t."0
. l.iOO
400
M0
10
414
V
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73v
47
254
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II
121
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4
74
114
sat
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mt
814
44
664
41
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814
109
m
in 4
11 104
a4
48
1"4
l'Ht
127
1144
,'i4
774
17t
4
l'4
774
704
4
182
1S04
74
194
844
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'1424'
234
1844
4t
87
34
83 1
tl
42
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14.--.it
714
14t
1S
4fi4
24 4
404
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734
134
s t
1S64
734
424
734
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87 4
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laot
44
1
82 1
1444
lt
134
1144
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84
12 1
70S
454
14
41
80
1214
lt
S04
414
134
50 1
48
1874
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4
88
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8:1 1
88
4
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M
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41 1
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14
tit
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vet
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111.14
art
r4
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104
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7t
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li
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. t'4
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4
1884
"4
87
38
344
61
414
180
14S4
72
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4
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4
11
414
S24
474
714
13H
r.4
13.. 4
.44
43
II
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'4
14
1114
48 1
1
82 1
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28
1344
11 1.4
81 f
4lt
181
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34
4
13 1
714
48 4
144
4
80
121't
1244,
114
424
14
to
44
iut
Mt
144
at
Mt
I114 114
Total sales lor the day, 1.418.400 shares.
tl
48
184
to
264
814
It
1144
64
nl t
44
l4
SI
5s
81
7t
114
t
Boatoa Stork notations.
BOBTON. May 14. Money, call loans
4334 per cent; time loans. 'Utti per cent.
Atchlsoa sd). 4a Pt Artsnna Com
to 4a )a4 Atlantic
Atralson R. R !' Butte Coalition
do pfd 1044 fal. A An sou
Boston A Albany 210 Cal. A Hecla
boston A Maine 14s Centennial
Boston Blevated 12i c iir Pange
riichbur, ptd 1' r.lr West
Vnloa Pacific 154 Franklin
Am. Arge- Chest i! Granby
do pfd 41 Greene Oananea .....
Am. Pneu Tub tt Isle Rovsle
Amer. Sugar 1'J Mass. Mining
do pfd l Mirhlsan
Am. T AT ill Mohawk
Arner. Woolen lt Mont. C. A C
do ptd 1 '14 Nevsda
Dominion I A 8 434 Old Dominion
Maas. F.lectrtc 1st Psrrnl
de ptd '0 , Qulncy
Mssa. Gas i:9 Shannon
t'nites Fruit U' Trinity
l imed 8. M J7S I nl'cd Copper
dc pfd r. C 8. Mining..
I . 8. steel MV V. S. OH
ds pfd list Victoria
Adventure ,.. t W'inona
Alloues 0 Wolverine
Amaigasiatsd 4 North Butts ...
24
. 14
ll.
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10.T
4.M)
. ?)
. it
!
. is
.104
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24
144
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. 80
154
. it
124
. 4:
314
. i
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.148
14
CITIES.
Amount. I Inc. Dec.
New
No t
3. 76c.
MtlwatiVre drain
MII.WAl'KEE, May
northern, tl Ji '1 1 il.
1.2' 4: J"lv
OATS fts: cue I
I'AiiLiii-..:,.
i 1
,'IariLet.
AKFA7-No 1
lOiLOcrn, 11.2)21
Alice
brusawlf-k i'ou. ..
Coas. Tunnel stock.
de Sonde .
Con. I a I. A
Hera Silver .
Iron Silver .
uKcrca.
Vs.
4
.... 1:
4:
..ut
Leadvllls Coo.
I.mle ckiei ..
Meilraa
Online
Orhir
Standard
Ye, low Jacket .
Rank (learlnss.
Mav 14 Baik cletrirg for to.
cnrr-
OM AHA,
aiy were $2,19!.f)i f4l and for tie
spordlr.g date la&r year. $2,033,810.51.
New Tork
Chicaro
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis ,
Plttshurs;
Ksnsss City
Fan Frsnclsco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Terolt
Omaha
Ixiulsvllle
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
lis Angeles
Pt. Paul
Sesttle
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis ,,
Pnoksne
Providence
Portland. Ore
Richmond
Albany
Washington, D C...,
St. Joseph ,
Suit Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Ravannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Drs Moines
Pecrla
New Haven .-.
Sioux City
NVrfolk
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Kvansvllle
Blrmlnislinm
SptinRfleld. Mass...
Portland. Me
Augusta, (la
Dayton
Otikland. Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla....
Wichita .-
Wheeling:
Knoxvllle
Little Rock
ChattAnoosra
Charleston
Mobile
Wilmington
Lincoln, Neb
Wllkecbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklnhoma City
Fall River
Kalamazoo
Rrtoramer.to
Springfield. Ill
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cednr Rapids, Ia...
New Bedford
Columbia. 8. C
Mncon
Younsrstown
1exlng'on
Fara-o. N. D
Akrrn
Rockford
Erie
fcloux Falls
Centon, O
Qulncy, III...
Blnomingrton,
Lowell ;
TMnphamton .......
Chester. Pa
South Bend
Decatur. Ill
Springfield. O
Vlcksbursr
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield. O
Jacks--nvllle. 111....
Jbckson. Miss
Hruston
Galveston
Dukth
37 5 ..,
18 8. .
J4 7 ..
7.1;..,
7.81..
7 !..
77.71..
7.8 ..
27.tt..
13.2 ...
,. ..I
24.2 ..
!$I.V4n.rM.nnoi
I S85.ail.onrH
, l'.4.0n0
I 13u.am.ono
,1 KZ.in 9.0001
, 41.R89.fmoi
, 4n.M4.m't
, I 37 .M9.0nO
, l.573.ro
I S4. 741.01101
! 17.8T9fWli,
16S2.nriO!
I5.34.ono
iR.XKi.mrH
13.080,000 IB
11.0ftl.000i 6.'.
l.7i.0CO
l2,4t.noii
13.4R40nO
8.3.000
n.77.01f)l
8.9O.00O
93o7,rtlO
8.4M00O1
7.848.00O
8..".1,0no
8 075,000'
8.937.I8IO!
5.101.fHO
.Rf6.0O0
5. W3.00OI
6. fvW.00-l
.4M,om)
5.1M,000
8,Oi6.000
5.118.0001
3.U10.ts
4.018.0001
3.f3,0il0!
8 7',
14 41..
8!..
J7.21..
4.7'..
S7 ..
18.9!..
9 8..
1R.3!..
33 4'..
30.4..
84 3 ..
18.7 ..
.1 ..
22.8..
3.8..
86.5'..
14...
8.0:i2.0HO
urn
34.71...
94.9'..
30.0,...
116...
4.7...
8.1 ...
22.7..,
15.81..
32.1 ...
9.4..,
43.81..,
17.71...
49.9'..,
17.1!...
30.9'..,
21. 4i...
29 01..,
17.i'..
2 .'..,
III.
I
8.292.0001
3.ift8.00O)
2 fua.oooi
3.127,0001
2.678.91 101
2.50C.fi0'
2.418.0001
2.118.HO0I
2.4S2.OO0I
2.114.O0O
2.291 ,0!Xl
1.807.H
1.5"6 ffWI
1,977.0001
l,t.TO.oriO
LfifiLomi
l,9t.0XI
2.43O,0O0
l.ff7O.0O0l
1.370.OOOI
1.6S2.00OI
1,430,0001
1.221.000
I. .114.0110!
. 1.4H2AOI
1.404.r,tiO
l.l4.O0O
1.292,0001
1.164.0001
1.53.0001
1.091.H001
l-.245.00tl
9,oool
1,008,01 0
WS.OHOI
1.035.00O
9TO,0flO
863.0001
671 .now
711.0001
l.onfi.rwi
874,0' 0
934,0001
704.IWI
TM.OOol
722.O0O
5X4,0001
S-TT.OOX 107.11
' 6O5.O00j 82. !
422.fiOOI
542,0001
45O,0C4)l
429.0OOI
527,00O
431 .000!
r 47.0:)0
278 0001
85;.ooo(
357.0001
2.0001
3ftl.ii;
29,158.010!
10.7S7.(,
3,59.000
26.0..
15.7!..
11.81..
23 0 ..
03.41..
22.3 ..
.11..
36..
2.6..
5.4'..
19 81 .
23.51..
24.2'..
1.2'..
W.I1'..
39 2;..
51.21..
21.4!..
30.21..
28.2'..
31.0 .
75.5 ..
8.1'..
22.6 ..
27. m..
8.81..
....1
73.2'.
24.3!..
Si.'..
17.9!..
28.4!..
6.01..
21.61..
UllAIU LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Material Change in Cattle, Values
Being- Steady.
HOGS STEONO TO FIVE HIGHER
Cattle. Hots. Sheep.
.. 4.127 8.418 8.470
.. 4 rr 8.623 8.219
.. $.233 t.fWI $ 558
.. 3.964 6.548 3.149
.. 2.091 6,532 1 335
Wonted Lambs oler a necllne of
Fifteen to Twenty-Fire Cents,
While Trade la Slow on
All Grades.
SOCTH OMAHA. Neb, Msy 19.19.
Recelnts were:
Offlcisl Mondsv
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Officio) Thursday ,
Estimate Friday .,
Five days this week. .18,091 SS.ni 13.731
Same dsvs lat week.. . 24. 176 45 920 18 498
Same days 2 weeks ago..17.8JO 52 74 1 9.2"3
Pame days 3 weeks aao..l4.4 47.455 16.74.1
Same days 4 weeks ao..U4 89,551 41.317
Same days lsst year. . . ,1 &8 47.401 24.409
The following table shows the recelpta
of cattle, bogs and sheep st South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: I9u9. lis. Inc Dec.
Cattle 348.735 mf. 10.32
Hons 1.0if..965 1.096.893 W.728
Sheep 584.07? 667,Sf4l 26.732
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 190. 1908.1907.11.104. 11808.
Ms 4....
May I....
Msy 6. ..
May 7....
May 8....
May ....
May 10...
Mny 11...
May 12...
May 13...
May 14.,.
Sunday.
6 85
6 97
7 0S 5 261 6 251
6 99m 5 3S
6 94! 5 37 1 6 24
6 34 8 Zl
5 34 1 6 25'
I B 3t 6 26
6 94
6 Dn'n
7 OOVwl 5 421
7 041,1 6 3a 351
7 08 I 5 241 30,
I S 35!
5 41! 6 38
6 21
15
e
6 15
21
6 21 1
24i
6 !:!
6 31!
6 25
t 30
6ea!
5 17
6 15
6 1
6 27
5 28
6 30
4 69 7B
4 ) 6 T3
4 66 4 66
4 8 63
s
4 681
4 691
4 4!
4 65
4 68
64
4 tit
e
$ 54
6 47
6 42
s I 4 67 6 37
The total number of care . of stock
brought In today by earh road was:
cattle. Hogs, eneep. nr s s.
3
2
IS 2 1
1
28
1
2 .. 1
20
C, M. & St. P..
Mo. P. Ry.
r.
t
P. R. R 25
C. & N. W. (east!.. ..
l & N. W. (west). .V
C, St. P.. M. ft O.. 13
C, H. ft Q. (esst)... 1
C, B. ft y. (west).. 8
C.. R. I. ft P. least 1.. 8
C, R. I. ft P. (west). .. 1
Illinois Central Ry 1
Chicago Ot. Westtrn 2
Total recelp's ... 95 77 5 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
numbtr of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
27.0
...I
8.8!.
3.6
'87
9.7
12.3.
57.81..
22.9'..
I
31. 3'..
20.3 ..
64.51..
!..
K9.1!..
12.4'..
12.8
Omaha Packing Co 344 857 29
Swift and Company .... 48 1.564 tti
Cudaiiy Packing Co 518 1,in2
Armour & Co 2:3 1,484 823
Schwart'd ft Sulberger 22
Vansant. ft Co 23
Carey & Benton 4
Hill & Son 3
F. P. Iewls 19
Huston & Co 58
J. B. Root ft Co 22
J. II. Bulla . 30
L. F. Hjsa 38
McCresry ft Carey 43
Sam Werthimer 26
M. Hagrrty ft Co 86
F. O. Inghram 4
Sullivan Bros 16
Other buyers 67
I nltcd 11. B. Co .1. 202
Kgiir Pkg. Co 31
Huffman 215
Shsffer 116
Krey 4 33
Totals 2.203 5.761 1.336
Not Included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.
"Not included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 14. MONEY On call,
easy at W'a'i per cent: ruling rate. lv per
cent; closing bid. i per cent; offered at
17 per cent. Time loans, a shsde easier
and fairly active: sixty days. iS-H ier
cent: ninety days, 2'vi2 Per cent: six
months, 84i3V per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 3494
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $t.t635
(3-4. 840 for sixty-day bills and at $4.8790 tor
demand; commercial bills, $4.85'ir4.SH.
SILVKR Bar, 52'r; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroads.
Irregular.
Clot'.ng quotations on bonds were aa follows.
Mitt 'do 4',s
10144 do Id series
..VI K. C. 80. let 8a...
..183 L. 8. des. 4a 1831..
..11 L. V N unl. 4s ..
..lft'teM , K. aV T. In 4s
.. 84 io 1st ref. 4a
104W .do sen. 4s..
V B. ref. 3a, reg..
de coupon
I'. 8. 8 res ,
do coupoa
I). 8. 4a, res ,
do coupon
Allls-tTisl. 1st 8s.,
Am. Ac fa
Am. T. T. cv. a..lii4i
Am. Tobacco 4s
do la
A tr til son fen. 4s...
do 8. L. 1st 4a....
do cv. 4s
do cv. fs
At. C. L. 1st 4a
Us I. aV Ohio 4a.
do !H
do 8. W. ma
Brit. Tr. cv. 4a
Canada So. let 4e...
Central Of Oa. is. ..
rentrsl Leather be...
C of N. J. f. fa...
t'hes. at Ohio 4te...
rhlrago aV A. Ss...
f , H (4 . 1
C. M. I f
C, R. I. r. c. 4s
do col. 5s
do rfdg 4s
rrv. 8t. L. t. 4a
Colo. Ind. fis .
folo. Mid. 4s
C 8 r. e. 4s
L H. cv 4s
do 1st ref. 4s ...
D. R. 4s
Distillers' Is
tile p. 1. 4s
do sa. 4e
do cv. 4s aeries A
do series B
l.en. Elec. cv. 5s . .
111. (en. lot ref. U
Int. Met. 4-,
Int M. l 4 5 ...
Japan 4s
io
o.
Pacific 4e.
.
.. 8)
. UK
. 8
.101
.100
. 8
. tli
. a
. 8S
.
112
8') N. T. C. . !
.,12 do deb. 4a
.l')4 N. T. City 4V.B new
. 8',H N. T . N. H. a H.
108 cv. 4s H'
.11114 N. W. let con. 4a.. K
. 'J7 do cv. 4s KCS
.IHH No. Pacific 4s H?
. 4i do Ss T4',
. 81 WO. 8. I. rtd(. 4s .)
. MPenn. cv. tvts 1814... bl
.ls do con. 4s l,w
.110 Reedlni (en. 4s 8'
. Vlt. L. s F t(. 4s 1
WiH. L. 8. W. c. 4S ... 79 i
.lllf do 1st sold 4s 84s
. Ml, Seaboard A. U 4a ... 121,
4e 88o. Paclfle eol. 4s ... 81',
g. Iss 8"4 do 1st ref. 4s ,"
c. 4s.. SIS So. Railway 6a. Ill
8-" do sen 4s 8.'
Si, fnlon Pacific 4a 103
t. 4a.. 81 do cv. 4i 10-t,
'i4 do 1st ref 4s....
M V. 8. Rubber le 1011,
8S4 t 8 Steel Id 5s lilt
1'7 UClro. fh.m 4s ... VI
luii Wabash 1st is 112',
714 do 1st ei. 4s 1;
Western Md. 4s.
81 West. Elee. cv. Is ... t34
; Wis Csntral 4s 8
U C B. e 4. S- 4a.... 110
7s c. 4V O. r. (a ctfa 1,:
u: n. r. a. ref. 6s.. n
1)S St. U 8 F f. As. 1S
N. R R. of M 4V,s.. 5
71'o. Pacific cv. ctla...luH,
Hollos Stocks and Bonds.
Bid. Offered.
Local Seuariiies.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr., 14 New York. Lite Building
York Mlalsag Storks.
NEW YORK. May 14. Closing quotations
tn m:ning stocas;
.. 4-,
..
,. ,4
414
.1
.174 .. i)
Trraanry
v.i3H!vr:xv ,
, r..-. :il o.' .he i -til.' ;
Statement.
Columbus. Neb.. Elec Lis lit ta 1824
lltr of Omaha Bonds. 4 Ha 1838
Cltr of Omaha 6a 1811
Douglae Counlr 4a 18a
Oate Cltr Malt Co. ( per sent
German Tire Ina. Co
Ind. Tel. 6a 1811 (60 per et. pfd sense)..
Kanaaa City Hr L. 6s 18 U
Nrbraaka Telephone 8tovk 4 per cent ...
Omaha Oaa 6a 1811
Omaha Eiec. L. P as 1811
Omaha C. B. St. Kr U 1514
Omaha C. B 8t- R. 6e 16a8
Omaha C. U St. R. pfd 6 per cent..
Omaha C. B. St Rjr. ( ou. 4 per cent.
Cm. A c. B St. Rr. B. pfd 4 per et.
Omaha Water Co Is 1-44
Omaha Water Co. 1st pfd
Omaha Water Co. Id pld
Omaha Bd. ot T B. Co. pld I per sent..
Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co. ss 1WT
South Omaha Meet 4 We 182s
aioui City i. 1. pfd 4 per osnt
Trt-Stats L. Co pfd 7 pr ct. com basus
Topeka 8t. Rr. 6a
Vsiua 8. Y. Ce. Omaha. 4 ser cent
Bid Asked.
641, ii
1J8
I'll
1021,
74
7
7
If
S4
844
64
86
444
1
W
10
I'D
i74
IMI'Sj
4
46
68
M
1US44
iOl'i
10.'-
luO
104
44
8
88
8S
1"!
u.r
iw
61
47
i
68
42
18
I'l
8s
im
0
ss
i
AS
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O., May 14 -8EED8-CIovrr,
$7 70; October. $o.42t- Decetnbr. $o.4JiHi:
Mrch, $65; No. 2. 35 40: No. 3. $i M, re
jected. $4 80: no estsbltehed grsde,
Timothy, prime, 1.S0. Alslke. prime, $7.',6;
August. $7 44).
8sir and Molasses.
NEW YORK. May H.-alGAR Raw
firm; flir refining. 3 12c; centrifugal. 96
j test. 39.V: molasses sugar. 3.17c. Kaflned,
f-9 : crushed. 4.5jc; powdered. s.uc;
t...n-:i..J, 4i"
CATTLE Receipts or cattle this morn
ing, as usual on a Friday, were rather
light, only ninety-four cars being reported
in. The total for the week to date foots
up 18,000 head, a falling off of over .0nD
head, as compared with last week, but a
slight gain over the previous week and
over the same week a year ago.
The market on beef steers was devoid of
any especially new or Interesting features.
Heavy cattle did not move off any too
freely, but still pretty much everything
changed hands In fair season In the morn
ing at Just about steady prices. Qood
I' ads of steers sold up as high as $4.80.
Toward the close, after the more urgent
orders had been filled, the market eased
off on beef steers, becoming generally 10c
lower than yesterday. The feeling at the.
last was both dull and wesk.
Cows and heifers also commanded about
steady prices, and the trade on that kind
of cattle was sufficiently active to effect
a reasonably eorly clearance.
There were very few stockers or feeders
In the yards In first hands. The feeling
was abo'it steady on good weighty cattle,
but the market on light stockers, aa rv.ted
yesterdny. Is very much demoralised and
around 5c lower than it waa the middle
of last week
(Quotations on cattle: Qood to choice
cornfed steers, $t.5O44J.90; fair to good corn
fed steers, $8(n6.o0; common to fair corn
fed steers, $5 OtutVOO; good to choice cows
and heifers, 15.wS.25; fair to good cows
and heifers, $4.504t50; common to fair
cowa and heifers. $2.6ojH.50; good to choice
stockers and feeders, t4.SOfl6 50; fair to
good stockers and feeders. $4.0034 30; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, $3.00fg4.OO;
stock heifers, 3.26(rf4.40; veal calves, $4.00
7.00; bulls, stags, etc., $3 2546.50.
Representative sales:
HOGS Hogs sold strong to So higher this
morning but the advance was uneven.
Thus good heavy hogs In many cases sold
fully 5c higher while lighter and butcher
weight hogs did not show In all cases aa
much advance. In fact there were cases
where hogs that did not especially appeal
to the buyer had to sell at prices that did
not look much If any better than steady
with yesterday. The trade was not very
active at the advance, packers being back
ward about putting on while salesmen
worked hard to force the market upward.
Still the big bulk of the hogs changed
hands In good season, gping largely at
$6.907.25 and on up as high as $7.35 for the
best heavy. Today's top price Is the
highest so far this season and the highest
of any year since March 194) when $7.40
was paid.
SHEEP-The packers had thslr inning
this morning In the sheep barn and played
their little game In errorless style. Even
with light receipts they were able to force
a decline of 16"'a'2fo on wooled lambs.
Lambs that sold yestorday at $925 moved
this morning at $900, a full quarter
decline.
There were practically no shorn supplies
on sale and aa a result prices on clippers
aro quntably unchanged. Sheep values In
the wooled depsrtment as well suffered no
actual decline for the same reason.
The trade was slow throughout the
session, a number pf cars of stale supplies
making it easier for the packer to prune
valuea.
This morning's developments are in a
large measure the logical reault of over
InfUted .live mutton valuea. A local sales
man sited up the situation In this manner:
"The limit waa reached and paased a
couple pf days ago. although nobody
seemed to realize It at the time. Omaha
has been following too close at the heels
of Chltss'o to put the market on a per
manent baa's. This morning's sis lighter of
valuea whs only logical. The sheep market,
like water, will eventually flnda Its natural
level."
Limited receipts today makes It exceed
ingly difficult to accurately call the ex
tent of the decline, especially on sheep,
both clipped and wocled.
Qjotatlnns on clipped sheep and lambs:
flood to choice lambs. $7 70.ft8.20; Fair to
good lambs. 87.Orvg7.70: Oood to choice light
viae. $ri 25Ui.7S: Oood to choice heavy ylas.
$5 75fr 26; Oood to choice wethers. $5,803
8.40; Fair to good wethers. $5 506 90; Oood
to choice ewes. $6.75(3i ?5: Fair to good
ewes. J5 1".5 7fi; Culls and bucks. $? ofkge.iin.
Quotations on wooled lambs: Good to
choice lambs $8 ftrfie 10; Fair to good
lambs. $S 0ojS.o.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. J08EPH. May 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 400 head; market steady: steers.
$4.5ta6.8i: rows and heifers, $2.5O'0.7g;
calvea. 43 kVn7 26.
HOGS Receipts. 4 500 head; market
strong: top, $7 :16; bulk of ssles. n 8cff7 1
8HEEP AND LAM B8 'Receipts. 1 200
head; market steady; Iambs, t7.tV&a2C.
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18Q1 Parnam Straat, - - Omaha, Nab.
Talaphenaa Douglaa 3500, Ind. A-3323
hl;her; pigs and lights, $4.7Mr'7.20: parsers.
$7.10'o7.8O; butchers and best heavy, $7.
T.M.
SHKEF AND UAMBB-Recetpts, 1.100
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.t,0
W.lli; lambs, JrtKtiS.75; culls and bucks,
UMto.OO; stockers, $3.04.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs Bteadr
Hosja Strong.
CHICAGO, May 1 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 700 head; merKet steady; strM,
66.iu7.$0; cows. $4 flH!e 75; heifers, $3 609
4.76; bul.s. 4.3G4j1.7t, calves, UVolJ.
stockers and reeders, $3.30lo.60.
HUGH Receipts, estimated at lO.OuO head;
market s:rong. choice heavy shipping, $7.16
4j7.6u; butchers, $7.)$7.46: light mixeu, $1.10
'.(7. ill; choice light, $7.1&T.ao; packing. 7.a
07.4V; pigs, $S.oe.7b; bulk of saies. $7.3lU
V.40.
SHEEP AND LAMB8-Reclpts, esti
mated at b.'fi head; market stesdy; shrep,
64 .'oa4i.i6; lambs. $tS.6t7.00, yearlings, to.jO
io ;..
Kaaaaa illy Live took Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7J head, Including 2W southerns.
Market steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers. $!.?6&iS.90; fair to good, th-ibr?'
4 ; western steers. K) 4H57o; stockers and
feeders. $4 (j6.7i; southern steers. $4.7a&
50; southern cows. $3.Ktji.26; native cows.
$;0fefi.7s: native heifers. 14.0ntiti.&u: bulls.
i $3.&?)n.:!&; calves, $4.0c7.25.
: HOGS Receipts. g.uOO head. Market
I steady. Top, $7.S7Vi; bulk of snles. 7.o(j
7 ; heavy, ..2.g7 ,T,V packers and butch
ers. $7.jr(i7.; light, ti.itfttfl.lb; pigs, $6.60
tj M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ! 400
head. Market slow, steady. Lambs, $7.iXr
.'i6; yearlings. $6 50fc7.78; wethers, $&.!'.
Ij 75; ewes, $4.76t'.:$: stockers and feeders,
$3.&CK,6.2S; Texas muttons, $6.00tj.tC.
St. Letals Live Stwk Market.
BT mm May 14 CATTLE Receipts,
head, including 230 Texans; mirket
steady: native shlnp'ng snd export steers.
Iw.-i71i; dressed heef and hijtcher steers.
lo.lvjOi: steers und.T l.Ooo'poiinds. $4 40
toi, stockers sn4 feeders. $4fO'rS: rows
.n het'fre tlrB.., 8? 2t. .
bulls. $4 8036.78; cstvss. limeTl; Texss
and Inrltan steers. $4 6iii.50; cows and heif
er' I-7:x'6 2fi.
t HC3 Kei.eti.ls. $.00 held; market l10c
gloat City Live) Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Msy 14 -t Special Tele
gram.! HOGS Receipt, $.400 head; market
strong; rangn of prices, $4.Jr7.2"; bjlk of
sales. $"j.KT7.06.
CATTi.E Rtteipts, X) head; market
slow and 10c lower: beeves. $68.i; fat
cows, U-Wtitbl; feeders. $4.50ta.25; yejr
llngs, t3.00&4.7a.
Stork la kinkt.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha S.okl b.bii l.Uo
Sioux City... 00 J oo
St. Josevn 400 4.60" 1 ;nu
Kansas City 704 000 J 400
-t. Louis 660 6.000 1 1"U
Chicago 700 10.000 6 00m
$ia2HlJ7H I-ead waa unchanged at
a14 its M In London. Locally the market
waa steady at $4.!Sxa4.36. tlpelter was un
changed at 21 17s id in London, but wss
steady and a shade higher at $.ufj4.10 lo
cally. 1 he English Iron market was higher
at 4fs tor Cleveland warrants. Locally the
market was steady, but unchanged.
ST. Lol' IS. May 14. M ET ALU Lead,
heid at $4.30. Spelter, dull. $4 KV4,
Kansas CXtt .rala aad Prorlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. May 14.-WHBAT-DU1I ;
No. i haxit, $1.3ii.4(i; No. $ hard, $l.ava
l.J; No. 3 red, $1.4frj'l.&s; No. red, $1.44
fcl.M.
CoR.-Vtjc higher; No. 1 mixed. Tic;
No. i mixed, 7oc; No. i white, 7ic; No. t
wiiite, 76c.
OATS Unchanged to lower; No. 1 white,
b'ltibbe; No. Z mixed, 6fuooc.
HA Y Unchanged; choic timothy, $12. W
yiS.Ki; choice prairie, $11.008211. ft; choice
utfalfs, $l.766lf.7.
BUTTER Creamery, 25c; firsts. 23c; sec
oiiils. llu; packing stock, 17c.
EGGS Extrss, 21 V; current receipts, tfc;
seconds and dirties, 17-
ivecelpls. Shipments.
Wheat, bu l.f 24.0n'(
Corn, bu ll.ono 2J.0tsj
Oats, bu 1,000 $6,004
Options at Kansaa City;
Articles.
I Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
July 6tptembr
December
Corn
July
September
Dcce'nber
1 06
1 00
I
4Sl
&3S6
1 sl
1 0O4.I
6
4S
US
1 Of 1 MUA
1 00 1 COHA
44A
Irt-tkB
biH
A asked. B bid.
Totals
.$.841 85.131 11,0$$
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May 14 -The London tin
market waa about 2a Id lower, with spot at
131 Us and futures at 112 16. Locally
tin wss quiet, with spot at $JS 12W
Copper wsa a little higher in London, with
spot closing at si 58 10s and futures st
3s M. Locally the rrarket was steady and
unchanged, with lake at $13 12'-!3 iJV,.
electrolytic at tU.7fryl3.00 and casting at
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May 14 COTTON
Futures opened steady; May, lO.OOtlO.Olc;
Jur.e. lOkOv; July, lu.4oc, August, 10 79
l'i.77c; Bptember, 10.73o; Octoter, 10.7c;
Decembei, l'i.;ic; January, 10.77c; March,
lo 'i.x- bid.
Spot closed quiet, t points higher; mid
dling uplands. 11. Joe; middling gulf, ll.tiuc;
sales, l.ns baits.
Cotton futures closed feverish; Msy,
11. lie; June, lO.fcgc; July, lO.sSc; August,
10 sic; September. !0 ii2c; Cctober, 10 10;
Noverr.ij.-r. 10 Mc; December, 10 64c; Janu
ary, lrt.soc; March. lO.Tye.
; GALVESTON. May H.-COTTON-Steady
I at lOSo.
ST. UJL lJt Mo.. May 14 -COTTON-Klrni ;
' mlddl ng. Vi'n ; sales. 842 bales; receipts,
I l.n. bales; shipments, 1,1)64 bales; stuck.
Dates.
4 otTea Market.
NEW YOItk. Msy 11 -COKEEE Futures
closed barely sread... net unchanged to 10
rntms lower, dales sveie reported of 21260
sgs lnludlnH Ma. Ht 7 lii'7 20c-, July at
4("i4fcc, K. iiiimber at K'dl r. December
at kc and il.nh at 4 Ox-. Spot ruiet, No.
7 Klo. HvftuVst; .So 4 Kantos, t . Mild,
quiet; Coidova. SvnUrvsC-
Vilatli' 4Vxlsj' Xfi4tj
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