TTIE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, MAY 23. 1010.
15
Ji
4!jAl! iVNO I'RODliCE MARKET
Continued Foreign Decline Makei Ef
m forts of tht Bulls Useless.
CORN DEPENDS OH WEATHER
If Condition Iteninlrt Good the
A'Htmrr Will lo m FrM Beller
timl Price Wilt Gradually
Work Lower.
i OMAHA, May 27, 1310.
71. e continued decline In foreign markets
lor the IbkI two weeks haa mado It useless
ioiaVllll ieadory til aft Hint n advance tho
pils if wlit-at uni the selling of lhea
luric lines of long stuff resulted In the
. srnxatiunal break ysmtii'day, With value
i iroin lijiJc lower It remains to bs aeon
, woollier the tirutluaur will sell hi new
crop at those lovel and tho extent of the
. domicile demand will have to he ehowh.
Ilia corn market depnd entirely upon
iha wor.ther condition (ruin now on. With
.ilrly favorable weather farmers will bo
fir Keller and price will work lowt'r.
' Wheat was weak again today. Buying
V Was of a poor charactnr and any algn of
sclllng ran the longs to cover. It la the
opinion that the liquidation I over and
ji Homo reaction la piohable. Caah wheat
!w io(t and prioca were Bo lower.
-"Tho corn mm kt weakened whorl wheat
' br.K agnln. Liberal receipt are causing
. heavy selling by cah concern and can
f corn I getting cheaper every day. Weather
' condition will have to be very untsvor
able before any cliango can take place.
Primary wheat receipt Were tl,Wt bU.
and ahlpnienia were 24i.O0O bu., against re
ceipt lnt year of 2Z7,000 bu. and shipment
' of l.Vi.OOU bu.
Primary corn reaitita were 4Z3,ow du
WKATIIKH IM TUB OltAI. DKLT
Saower Are Asralsi Predleted fer
. Tail Section of the Country.
OMAHA, May 27, 1910.
Italn are f alllnar In the lower Missouri
valley and aouth over Oklahoma, and aome
very heavy fall are reported In aouthern
Nt-hraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, Light
showers occurred alnca the laat rrport In
the upper portion of the Ohio valley and
lower lake region, and were Blattered
throughout the Uo ky mountain region and
northweet. Generally warmer weather pre
vail in all sections, except In the Ohio
valley, lower lake region and eastern
states, where temperature are somewhat
lower. Light frost occurred last night In
the Ohio valley and light to heavy frosts
In the lake region. The weather will con
tinue unsettled In thin vicinity tonight and
Saturday, with Kltowers tonight and proba
bly "aturday, and not much change lu temperature.
Temperature ana precipitinum com
pared with the last three years:
AViV. leW. Al-US), AJTVl .
If In 1 mum tamnerature.... C7 60 tiO S8
PieclDitatlon T .00 .22 .00
Normal temperature ror toaa. w arprre.
deficiency in precipitation sine March L
S.h7 Inches. . . . .
Dofiohtnoy corresponding; penoa in iau,
1 117 lnh.e
Deficiency corresponding penoa in iwo,
71 of an Inch. . ,
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora, and Wheat heglnsi Itnlletla.
tr. nfn.l Mh.. for the twentr-four
hour enrtina si au iu-t mra"ii situ.
Friday, May 77, lio:
OMAHA DISTRICT,
Temp.- Rain-
Ktations, Max. Min, tan.
Little Business Done in View of
Three Days' Holiday.
J and anlpment were 271,0110 bu.. against re-
W lptM Inst y
t 4WI.00O bu.
r Ipt Inst year of fOO.OU) bu and shipments
Liverpool closed KfflHd lower on wheat
and ld lower on corn.
Local range Of options:
Artlclea. Open.S Hlh. Low. Clos. Yesy.
W haat I I
May... 97t4 7t I7V4 07V6 4
July... S2V4 2Hi n l
CMny... 4 544 U 8414 So' ,
July... bi bb, M 64 66
Oats H
May... 8 S - M ' S8 S7 '
July... SO M S6 M 7
Omaha Caah I'rteea.
whsat-ko, I oara, swpnrioj no. ni
mtfHo No. 4 hard, (ava0c Nov I spring.
rc; No. S spring. N9lci.No. S durum,
Bitfrac; Ma. i aurum, suvsio.
. rnitN. Hn t whltA. MUrttWiCi No.
whlta, 5ftMo; Na. 4 white, Miff I No. S
color, mimv fOt yetiow, hwm, nu.
S yellow, S4jWoj No. 4 yaliow, UW9&)V4oi
S, UQMHot NO. S, MWHcl no grade,
In.
(ATfr-etandardt Sft&MKci No. S white,
i;- Mo a -white.- uwaxiKei no, t
S4bi&g6ttc: No. 4 yellow, S3VsOHHoi
Si No. t mixed, H3o.
T BARLBT No. 4, 47c; Ko. 1 feed, 4C
46c i rejected, W43o.
nTB No. 4, VKinia; Vo. t, SWTOo. .
Catrlot Roeolpta.
'WTieat Cnr, Oa.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
tuluth .......
Io. S, 6
f (AT-
J spates
t it yellow, 1
Ashland, Neb if
Auburn, Neb 71
lU k'n Bow, NeB. CO
Columbus, Neb... 72
Culbcrtson, Neb.. 78
Falrbury, inho... mi
Fairmont. Neb... S3
Or. Island, Neb.. M
Itartlngton, Neb. Tt
Hastings, Neb....
Holdrege, Neb... 69
lOakdale, Nob.... 70
Omaha. Nob 73
Tekamah, Neb... 7H
Alta, la 71
Carroll. Ia 71
flnrlnda. la 72
Hlbley. Ia.
tSloux City, Ia.
7J
70
4
4
60
40
6e
6!
60
60
46
4H
61
63
64 .
49
44
43
62
41
4X
.04
.01
.21
.00
.79
1.05
.29
.23
.00
.80
.41
.oo
.00
.00
.oo
.00
.28
.00
.00
Hky.
CloudV
limning
CloudV
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
t-iouoy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clenr
Cloudy
Cloar
Cloudy
MOJ.
I Knt Included In average. Minimum
temperature for twelve-hour period ending
at s a ru.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of -Temp. Bain
t ilsi r lets. ttatlons. Max. Mln. fall.
Columbus, 0 17 4 40 .00
Louisville, Ky..... 19 -73 4 .00
Indianapolis, ind.. I'J t w
Chicago, 111 2 40 .00
8t. Loul. Mo 13 72 4 .00
l)ea Molnea, la.... 14 70 44 .00
Minneapolis. Minn. 30 7 . 40 .80
Kansas City, Mo.. 14 73 6 .70
Omaha, Neb 19 to , 60 .80
The weather continue cool In tho east
ern portion of the corn and wheat region.
Light froetg occurred In Ohio and Indiana
and light to heavy frost in the lake region.
Hains were general In the western portion
and heavy falls ocourrcd In Kansas and
Oklahoma. u. a. hklbh,
Local norecasier, w earner atureau.
0AN FALSELY KLT0STED ILL
C Irealatloa of II am or Leads to Activ
ity la Early Part of Sessloa,
Slsalfylngr Aetlon by
Bears.
NEW YORK. Mav 27.-The eve of a three
days' holiday on the Stock exchange is
ever conducive of much activity. Tho
stock market, hr-Hides, has been lapsing
toward dullness and neglect by a process
of uncertain and narrowing fluctuations
wi icri are characteristic ot the market
when in purely professional hand.
The activity of the first hour was due to
the circulation of a rumor of the Illness
Of J. PlcrDont Morsan. which originated In
Chicago stock brokerage circles. Mr. Morgan
is in Paris and waa in cable communication
today with buslnees associates In New
York. The circulation of falsa rumors In
held generally to signify activity by a bear
party in the speculation.
The lack of response to the formal an
nouncement of the sale of Bt. Paul bonds In
France to the amount of 2fi0.u00.000 francs
Drought out some professions of disappoint
men i. The ract need not cause surprise
a hen It is consldored that thla bond sal
has been a constant aubjeqt of stock mar
set oisciiHBion ana or stock market in
iluenoe for weeks. The mere fact that
news of the transaction waa allowed ti
become public so early affords a broad inti
mation of the speculative use that It waa
sought to make of the incident. The specu
lative effect of it wss found -to be ex
haunted and rumors of steos being taken
looking to further bond sales to the same
and other foreign markets failed to revive
tne lniruencs or the subject.
The course of the commodity markets Is
watched closely In the stock market, which
Is affected to some extent by their un-
sortlement. Tn report of tha bull party in
wheat- is expected to have Important re
sults if It has served to bring about natural
condition in that market.
The slightly firmer tone of tha money
mmkot this week lends Interest to the
showing to be mads by the bank state
mol t to be published while the Btock ox-
Change is In rwiui. Over 11,000,000 has gone
M Canada this week and the movement of
Interior exchanges has been ngalnst New
iorK. wnue the movement from tha In
terior' has fallen off considerably, It has
been sufficient to Indicate a substantial
cash gain for tha banks.
Bonds were Steady. Total sale, nor vain.
i.iuo.iaw. united states bonrts- were un
changed from last week's Dries on call.
mumner ei sat ana leading quotations
on oonas were as louows:
alM. Hlfh. Low. CIom.
67 182 139
142
S 103 1
S ...
CHICAGO aUAIJI ASD mOVISIOTfS
Feat ares of tho Tradlaa; avaft Closing;
Prices oa Board of Traded
rmfAOo. Mav BT The nlshtmare con
dition in tho wheat trade cleared up thla
evening to a large degree. Light sedatives
in the Way of cash purchases by milling
Interests helped steady tha overwrought
nerves of th speculators. Pinal figures,
I although sharply above .tha low point of
.tho day, wers He to $ under the pre
" vlous close for tww crop futures, and
8o down for May,
Corn finished unohanged to lo off, and
oats o lower to H'ii'Vo higher, Provisions
scored an advance of lrj47Ho.
Tho first galmlng Influence in tha wheat
pit was an authorised announcement from
the defeated leader, of the bulls that state
ments regarding his holdings of wheat as
well, as his losses had been greatly exag
gerated. Later came a surprise from an
unexpected direction. Brokers acting for
, th firm wers found to be bidding up
, Tthe pries of oorit In the teeth of the fact
that demoralisation at that time was un-
checked In wheat and that there waa vis
ible evidence of heavy selling of wheat
by foreigners in this market. The Euro
pean basis of pries Indeed, seemed for a
while a bugbear that was leading the seml
panio. Early Indications appeared to point
to a continuation of the big smash of yes
terday. The liquidation, however, brought
much good buying on the declines.
Tli ere cam Information of better milt
ing call fur cash wheat here. There
v. us much covering by smaller shorts who
had sold early, frightened by ths bet of
another day of general wreck, id tns final
cirter of an hour there was some reces-
n from the return of oomparativs firm
XBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of tho Day oa Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. May 27 FLOUH-Quiet and
lower to sell; spring patents, ts.afip
6.45; winter straights, $4.(1034.75; winter
patents, $4.90S.; spring clears, M.tt.W;
winter extras. No. t $4.094.40; Winter ex
tras, No. I, $3.70(33.90; Kansas straight,
r.80t?4.95. Receipts, 14.SC0 bbls.; shipments,
321 bbls.
CORN M E A L Steady ; fine whits &nd yel
low, 11. 401.46; coarse, $1.261.30; kiln dried,
$3..k3 35.
WHEAT Spot market weak; No. 2 red,
I1.04V4. nominal, c. 1. 1.: No. 1 northern.
$l.UVi, nominal, f. o. b. The option market
waa very nervous and prices deollned
sharply under further active liquidation and
ths weakness abroad, but rallied late on
covering bv shorts, and closed at Wa2ie
net lower. Exporters reported sales of
twenty loads of Manitoba and durum late
yesterday. May, i.Odai-o, cwsea at si.oft;
July, $l.OO&1.02, closed at $1.01; Sep
tember. ;va9c closed at D8o. Receipts,
2,400 bu.; shipments, ,ouu du.
CORN Spot market weak: No. .2. 66UO,
nominal, elevator, domestlo basis; export
No. 2, 08S40, nominal, f. o. b. Ths option
market was quiet, but easier. In sympathy
with wheat, closing wwio net -lower. July,
66, closed 66o; September closed 66140,
Receipts, l,2b0 bu.
OATH-Soot market barely steady, mixed
28 to $2 lbs., nominal; natural white, $8 to
32 lbs., 4ft46C; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs.,
44$4Sc. Receipts, 51,860 bu.
hax uareiy sieaay; prime, i.u; jno. l,
$1.10; No. 2. $1.06; No. 3, W95c.
liOI'.s Quiet; state, common to choice,
190tt, 2i324o; It, nominal; Pacific coast.
HIBESWuiet; central America, Z3Vio;
Bogota, cwistc.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 2fta
29c; seconds, 23(Q27o; thirds, 2232uc; reject
T,t's and the tons at the close was weak.
k t September wheat had ranged between 91HC
I a. I snd Wto, finished at Wuc, a net loss of
f T J0. May, dealt In mostly small lots, closed
' at $1.02H. a decline of 24Jlo.
Corn started out weak, wa bid up
hamlv for effect upon wheat and then
declined on liquidation of miscellaneous
counts. September Sold from b7Vmc and
closed Ho off at 6SVo. ' Cash corn was in
demand. No. 2 yellow, cloaed at 6fcu,i)SVa.
There was much liquidation In oats. Cov
ering by shorts pushed up the price of
pepiemDer, wniun niter muciuhiiiis; uetween
V,o and 3Cc, closed at HVc, a gam
of 3isO.
Provisions wers firm. Pork closed 15
474o higher; lard advanced i7Va2vu, and
rib. 223300.
ftdlng quotations rangeu as louows:
Laadli
"i2lss,
Open. High. Low. Close. Ys ,
Wheat
May
July
Sept.
Uec.
wt (i n
4ay
" July
Sept.
- Doc.
tals
May
; Jul
HepL
-' Leo,
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Ribs
July Sept.
104iTlH 104 10l',!OiU 106
H8-4 94 2B4Vfet'fe y'J
WH-1W WW ' 0 lT M
57V4 M IA 67H
65S ta 67W UI6$VH
MVaSl 6it4 67, 6c
bi li 64 65H 6;.H
' J ' 9 8S14 88' 39H
37'tf, 37H i 87H 7V
'SOVkitW S 36s .3H S8Vy V
$7 r, 36V $7 , KVS
2 10 22 62 21 96 22 62 22 OS
SIM 2236 21 W 22 30 21 W
U 26 13 40 IS tO 13 40 U 22
12 15 U 27 U 06 12 27 12 12
11 23 12 63 12 SO 12 60 II 30
12 10 13 30 12 07 11 $0 II 07
m 'No 1
Cash Quotations were ss follow:
FLOUK Weak, and asking prices reduced
i .
' RYK No. I, 7&fiT70.
- HARLKT Feed or mixing, 4S1JC3c; fair to
choice malting. 68u6t0.
SEli:L.-Flax. No. 1 southwestern. II10H
- No. 1 northwestern, $2.20. Timothy, $4.36.
Chver. Ill.M.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl.. $22.60
I ;?2.7S. Lard, per 100 lbs., $12.C2. Short
I ribs, sides (loose), $12.2ihli.fl7; short clear
Ides (boxed), $13.2641 12.60.
1 Total clearances of wheat and flour were
I equal to 103.0u0 bu. Exports for the wek. as
shown oy Mradstreet s, were oqual to 1.W4,
I (KM bu. Prlmarv recelrta were ltrr.000 hu
I compared with 227.000 bu. ths correspoodlng
Vuuy a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
I 19 ors; corn, SM cars; oats, 161 cars; hogs,
' ll.ow.head.
C'peagq Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
- Bi.vUt-vrvi; 10. red, $1.00dTl.Of,; No. I
' htH'X $1.03101.07: No. I hard. McHll.fti
fo. 1 nortnem spring, i u4Hv 07; No
northern spring,
rt?l-S; No. i spring,
; 1
i ' .twins
I ( Long
r'anSl.to. Corn: No. I cash. 67iWo; No,
flaan, 767c; no. I white, lc; No.
white. Ufite: No. f yellow. Miuc: No.
yellow, 71,i(6Si4o. Oats: No. I white, Jtfk
40c; No. I white. rr3o; No. white, SJ
sjee, lunasra, '-c.
. BUTTKK meady; crsamerles, saSITHo
dairies, tMlMo.
tK)i Receipts. 1$,3S cases; market
firm; at mark, cases Included, 154fl6c
firet, lTHSi prime firsts, lo.
CHS.SHl Btesdy; daisies. lfTlV-
lna, 1401s; Young Americas, Itlofcc
ng Horns, 14V16o,
PiTATOEH Lasy: cholo to fancy, fed)
' Soc; fair to good. S36To.
POULTRT Easy; turkeys, Uc; chickens,
. aV.
v Uflteady; SO to 60-lb. weights. $3.00
1 (i.fJ (O to tft-lb. wetghts. $S.OO$iaOO; $6 to
I i"'.ii.lV1,s. fio.uutrii.vi.
"e4. Today : WTisat. 67 ars; corn.
l-cit: oats, 139 ears. Estimated tomor
row: Wheal, 19 cars; corn, pi cars; oats,
N care.
21W2MJ.
PRC
ROVISION8 Bteady; mess, $24.00-$
. KA. famllir. V?A MV,i.77 llnr .hn.l Iaa-
l.'ft.ooa 27.00. Reef, steady; mess, $16.00
lii.oo; family, iix.wav.w; peer nams, izi.oo
25.00. Cut meats, lirm pickled bellies.
(2i.0o. Cu. meat, steady; pickled bellies,
10 to 14 pounds, tl6.6017.60; pickled hams,
$14.00(918.60. Lard, firm; middle west,
prime, $12.7612.86; refined, easy; continent,
$13.40; South America, $14.60; - compound,
$10.0(W10.60.
TALbOW-i'uiii prime vny, nnai., 1W,
Kniinlrv. 6(hTAO.
t , r r. t5 . a , & 1. Jnm..Hfl RUL(S,Sm. Tb n .
tie.
H UTTER Steady and unohanged: cream
erv apeclais, 2c; exiraa, tnirda to
Ifrsts, 2C38o; process seconds to extras, 23
&'25C.
UHBEBK nieaoy; state sgims, common
8'.vA7Hc: full skims, stoaaue.
EOOS Irregular; regulsr packed, extras
f ret. 21Vio: firsts, manure.
I"OULTRY Alive, firm; western broilers
S3o; fowls, 19o; turkey. 106 14o. Dressed,
easy) froxen chickens. 16Q23; fowls, Ml9o
WeBtern turkeys, icric.
Rt. Loots Genernt Market.
ST. LOT'ia. Mav ST. WHP" AT Future
lower; May. $100; July. flS; Sep
tember, 91e. cash, lower: track no. i rod
ll.OOrf1.08: No. -2 hard. $1.01(111.04.
COttrn r uiures, low er; juiy, u7ic; eep-
tember, 6W40. casn, lower; track jno.
A-iUtriiOP : No. 2 white. C2940.
her. 86. Caah. lower: track No. 2. $7S
SS; No, I White, 4nni.
RYK Unchanged. 79HO.
FLOUR Wulet; red winter patents. $R.10r
a. do; eir invr v..4h.w
hard winter clears. 3.(6 f4.oo.
BKKI Timothy. tu.ir.0.
COT1NM KAI $1.25.
HR,N-Lower; sacked, east track, 58ciff
$1.00.
MAY Meaav; iimoiny, 41a.vum1a.ov, prai
rie. fia.Oixfi 14.00.
PROVlBlONf fork, joDDing, sx!,(R. i.aro
higher; prim steam, 512.42ni.fi2. Ilry
salt meats (boxed), ui changed; extra
licrts. $14.00; clear ribs, $14.00- short clears,
$14.26. Paeon (boxed), unchanged; extra
shorts, i6 z; oiear no, eio.za, snort clears,
$16.60.
POL LTKT f irm; cnicsens. iac; springs,
2:',g30c; turkeys, lec; ducks, isc; geese, 7c.
lilIT4.lt-Bieaay ; creamery, ,
EOQB-Lower, 170.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.8o0 8.100
V heat, bu 17,000 XJ.-KO
Ciin, bu tS.6-10 44,600
Oats, bu (8,800 34,. W0
Kansas City Qrala and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 27. WH EAT
July. 9c; September. fSc, bid. Cash, lc
lower; No. S hard, tl.0Otii.O4; No. 8, cji
$1.02; No. 2 red. 9c$$1.03; No. 2, 9CcS$1.01.
CORN-July. 5rc, bid; September, 66c,
bid; December, 60r, bid. Cash, 4lc
lower; No. I mixed, 69c; No. S, 6Sc; No. I
white, 8OV0tlc; No. $, 60c
v OATS Unchanged; No. S whits, 40342c;
No. I mixed, S$3c.
RYE 70-8 72e.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $15.00;
choice prairie, $10.76(911-00.
BUTTER Creamery, extras, re; firsts,
6c; seconds. He; packing stock. 20o.
EGOS Steady; current receipts, new
cases, $5.30: miscellaneous cases, $6.S;
southerns, $4 71; storage packed, $6.82.
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, btt 41.0W 41100
Corn, bu 32.00) 4;.o0
Oats, bJ 8,'JUO
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. May S7.-W!!EAT-Spot
Cull; No. 2 red western winter, no stock;
futures, steady; May, Ss 4d; Ju y, 6s
4c; October, (a d.
CORN Siat easy; old A merles n mixed,
la Td; new kiln dried, 6s 4c; via Galves
ton , 6 8-1; firrurea, weak; July, nominal.
FLOUR Winter patent easy, 2Sa 24.
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA. Msy 7.-CORN-Lowsr; No. I
white, 81c. No. I white. lc; No. 8 yel
low, 8e: No. S yellow, 67:iNo. 8, S7e;
No. 4. 6tMI6tlc; no grade, 4Su5So.
OATS Lower; standard. it; No, I white,
.c; No. tVhltt. $73c
Allls-Chilmera pl4 ...
AmlMmte4 Cooner
American Atncultsrml ....
American bmt Sugar ,
American Otn ;,.,
American 0. at F
Ammiotn Cotton (Ml
American H. A L. pfd.,.
Americas. Ins asesriues ,
Arnerlrwn Ltnaesd ........
ArrMiiaen Leeomatlve .....
American, I. A A
Amerloan B AR. pit..
Amerlosn Steel F...
American Sugar Refining.
Amsrloan T. A T...,
American Tobaceo pld....
American wooisn
Anaconda IMnlns Co
Atchlsnn
Atchison p(4
Atlantis Coast Une
Baltimore tt Okto
Bethlshea steel ...........
Brooilyn Ran. Trail
Canadian raclflo .........
Central Leather ,
Central Lmthar std
C.ntral ol N. J
Ches. A Ohio
CHoaso A Alton .,
OMoato 0. W. new
OMcaso 6, W. pfd
C. A N. W
C M. A St. f
C C, O. A St. L
Oolo. Puel Iron ........
Cbln. A Bos them ,-,
Coniwll'lated Oas
Corn Pnyineim
Del. A- Hudson (sx-4l.)..
Uanrer A R. O
Dearer A R. O. pld......
Diatlllsrs' Securltle .....
Mrl
Brl 1st ptd
Erie Id ptd ,
Ocnaral Elaotrto
Oraat Northern ptd
Oreat Northern or ctrs...
Illinois Ontral ,
Interboroush-Mt
Intorborough-Met. pt , , .
inter. Harvester
Inter-Marino pfd
International Paper ...I.,
International Pump
lows Central
K C. Southern
K. C. Southern pfd ,
Laclede Oas
LoullTlll A NaahTtlle ..
Mlno, A 84. Louis
M., St. P. A fi. BU. M.
M.. if. A T
M., K. A T., pfd
Missouri Paclflo
National Blaoult
National Lead
N. Rjr. of M. 2d pfd ...
New Torlt Central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Paolflo
Pacific Mall
PennsylYanta
People's Oas
Pitta., O. C, A St. L...
Pittsburg Coal
Preased Steel Car
Pullman Palac Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
RepunllO Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co., ptd
St. L. A S. F. Id ptd...
St. Louie 8. W
Bt. Louis B. W. pfd
gloss-Sheffield g. A I...
Southern Paelfie
Southern Railway
Southern Rallwar pfd...
Tennessee Copper
Texas A Paolflo
Tol., Bt. L A W
Tot., St l. A W pld...
Union raclflu
..... w
u.tno
.... 400
10H
4
100
$.800
oast
t
40
,.-. .....
400
4,400
4
...a,
44
44
4SH
4744
74
4
4
45
SI
44
t
14
91
T8H
PORT OK TUB CLEARING HOt'RB
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET!
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS "K
NEW TORK, Mr r.-Bradstreet s bank Cattlg Jieceipti Ale Ught, V)Ut Values kanrhs. of arive-lng rsl h -upply U
tTrAymittntT Are Generally Steady. Mtyf 71. SKtfSSrV bWW'Vg
?L.Mr J no"A'? "ff LT?!? .Tf 'ri' tact, oraetleally everything commanded
Traaaaetloas ot the Associated Baaks
(or tho Week.
(t K1 M irii I 1M ... t
PHKKI' There were not enough sheep
or lambs on sale today to afford any
thing like a test of price. Regular receipts
Consisted ol two car ana a coupie 01
to
Hl.ono. aa against 42.994. Wl.txiO last week and
2.7R6,623,ono In the corresponding weeg last
year. Ths following is ft list ot tns cities:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Deo.
it
100 il2 mv,
4U0 1M 1D4V4 JI
5
m 4 42'4 :
SX0 10H iw wi
400 1014a 1M 10144
in
S.K0 114V4 H 114
IS
4.K00 m. SMt K0H
700 1174 1MV,
m 40 ii
.... IV
.... too
44 Mt
S74t
i.MO
m r ri
100 lal IS 151 4,
S.40O 1IH 1W4 11
44
wo h rrit m
400 40 SH 40
10.400 Kttt 14014 141
100 HSi lt4 1 -
. M0 170 170 3W
400 40 40 40
..... 1
11
04 S tA CS
tOO 44 44
200 4f, 46 W
100 14 1M 14t
1.S00 144 1S4 1M,
00 ! 2 1
200 IIF. 135 1U
mo ao w
1,000 66 64 44
1,400 100 WH
109 1 1 17
100 14 11 It
:.. 47
404 11 tl 20
44
44
Jew York
Chicago
Hoston
Philadelphia ,
rtt. Louis .....
Kansas City .
Pittsburg
San Franc Moo
Baltimore ....
Cincinnati ....
Omaha
Ketrolt
Minneapolis
New Orleans
..TCtIU ............
Vos Angeles
lulsvllle
Milwaukee
Seattle
Ht. raul
liuffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Providence
rortland. Ore........
Memphis .,...,,.....,
Richmond ........,,.
Fort Worth
Halt Lake City
Washington, D. O..
8t. Joseph I.
Columbus
Albany
Tacoma
ravsnnah
Spokane. Wash. .....
Toledo
Rochester
N&shvllla
Hartford
Des Moines ..........
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Sioux City
Wichita
Oiand. Rapids
Syracuse
Augusta, Ga
Illrmlnghaia
Bpringfleld, Mass. ,
Evansville ...........
Dayton '.
Oakland, Cat,
Oklahoma
Jacksonville, Fla, ...
Portland, Ms.
Worcester
Little Rock
Knoxvllla
Wheeling. W. Vo...
Charleston, 8. C
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Wilmington, Del. ...
Mobile ...
Topeka
Davenport ,
WitKes-Barre
Kalamazoo Mich.
Fall River .,
Cedar Rapids, la...,
Sacramento ........
New Bedford ,
fprlngfleld, 111.
Macon .,
Soungatown ...
Fort Wayne
Helena
Fargo, N, D
Columbia, & C
Akron
Canton, O.
Lexington
Brie, Pa .,.
Sioux .Falls, 8. D....
Rockford, III.
Qulnoy, 111
Bloomlngton, 111. ...
Sorlng-field. O
Cheater, Pa.
South Bend, ina. ...
Lowell
Btnghampton ........
Jackson, Miss
Decatur, 111
Mansfield, O.
Fremont, Neb. ......
Vicksburg. Miss. ...
Jacksonville. 111. ...
Duluth. Minn
Scranton, Pa
Houston ,
Galveston
Tork
$l,n70.S?S.ono
2f.9.4M.01!"1
mw.oio
139.141.000
S8.7MV00O
4. 429.000
11.139,000
4O.4J,0HO
27. "19.000
20.910. OiKM.
1.dS4KOI
a0,021.000 37.4
I7.r., i.f
.
14.7
16.1
14.4
24.7
11.
18 7
4,000 106 104 146
100 141 147 14T
400 44 14 SS
200 140 140 1W
l.tOO 41 41 41
S
0 71 71 71
W4
loo rr 77 T7
. ; . . . 18
t,00 120 114 11M4
1.40D 47 4 4
W 101. lot 101
71
l.mo iii uo iu
so 17 m te
1,100 134 1 114
100 104 104 lft7
loo ioo ioo ioo
w
B (t ,, 211
"ioo 'itl iei 140
100 40 40 11
0,100 141 162 11
r.
!, 44 4fl
aos . te
200 4g 44
H) 13 31
KJ0 74 . 74
100 73 71
48
II
41
II
7Ht
71
ii.ino it m ik
4
too
24
41
17
11
M
Vnlon Psclflo old
Jtoalty ,
100 14 14
104 49 43
40,100 114 111 ltt
mo at 4 4
74
KM , 40 40 40
.11.200 1,1 12 13
1,
1.400
17.200
llt
44I
41
United State Realty
Vnlied States Ttaboer
fulled Btalea Steel
thlted States Steel ft A..
t'tsh Cepver
TirfinJa-Carvllna Caetn
wabaen
Waiiaia pfd .
Wabash p!n 1,100 44
Wsstern atanr Ian
Weetlnfhouee Bleetrl .... 100
Western Union 400
Wheeling A Lass Kris
t Total sales for the say, 204,600 shares.
4
47
44
40
44
47
44
41
10
40
46
4
43
7
I
15.422.0nol
18.477.00
.fao.w
12.474.fttt
12.3fiO.00O
10.Mti.000l.,.
5
38.8'
23. &
17.8!
84.21
10.444.000l
4.K75.0OO
,4K1.0ii0
7.7R2.000
8.129,000
7.871,0001
8.W1.00M
8.211.000
6,a'8,OllO
6.74K.OOO
8.127,000
7,201.0001
7. 104.000
8,no7,00i)
8,403,000
8,24)!W
S,4!l,000
4.747.0HO
4,0N).0no
8,Sii9,000
l,fi3,000
l.fttO.OOO
2.&K2.O0O
2.W7.0UO
aH.oo&i
2.O70.0U0I
S.eu2.00M
Z.fiSl.OOO
2,170,000
1.428.0UO
2.414.000
8,24,000
1,043.000
' 1,245.000
s.er,ooo
S.I9,000
2,OS2,OOW
1,872.000
S.558,000
1,428,0001
I,5o,000
1,6.18.000
1.300,000
1.706,0001
1,878.000
1,4516.000
1,408.000)
1.208.000
' 1,353.000
l,64S,0OW 14.6
12.4
2.4
8.1
1
4.8
8.3
2
(set, practically everything commanded
ateadv flcurea.
E0QS AEE TEN (XHTS m01OE Li.VrthnJ5 tTill'nVTt
at the opening was very dull and prices
dropped lMIS! on all classes of stock.
Boms little recovery has featured tha situa
tion during ths laat three or four days,
but not enough to offset Mondsy's break.
Inquiry has been more artive. ana wnne
klllere are buying very aparmgly at pres
ent, good light and handy-weight shorn
lambs ars closing pretty ciose to sieaay
as compared with last weeks close. In
between grade ars still more or less uncer
tain and anything with grassy eppearanr
k..n m..ilns with A Isrrl initial inn.
J Common offerings of both sheep and lambs
are lust about lOfflSc lower than a week
l- err.
8m I There have not been manv sheen com
ing, most of the ewes selling around 86.0011
8.16. Wethers hsve also been scarce, but
Receipts As Lieut aad Skippers
Aro Heavy Da yore roes gaeep
oa Sale aad Talaes Aro
JI or ma 1.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 27. 1910.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep,
Oil tola I Monday ....
official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday,..,
estimate riday
8.304
.. 6,148
.. 8,8is
.. 760
22.0
1.6
147
12.0
21.6
10.8
46.6
16.2
5.1
6.5
1T..7
So.8
1.6
16.9
44. i
22.1
5.8'
8.5
17.81
15.0
"i.i
20.51
81.61
20.4
16.5
21.1
144S
tl.8
7.9
1-7
14.3
60.8
74.1
29.0
28.0
46.8
8.0
7.6
17.0
27.8
86.2
1.0
6.3
18.8
1.5
14.9
15.0
Five davs this Week. .15,687
Ham days last week....l6,t4ft
Kama days 8 weeks ago.. 18, 461
Same days 8 weeks ago. .18,601
Kama days 4 weeks ago..l,JM
bamt day laat year 1T.080
4,4.
12,l
U.tll
10,4(6
5. ttOO
45.768
8e.f38
29,934
2,1Z8
18,742
4.iJ4
15,887
22.6tt6 . W W .. , . V. - .Imam aH A... A th. n.,.
Ce'-oa1 on hlt h'svy muttons, and they ars
;:t selling full
o,eso
selllne fullv 82.00 tr 100 weight lea than
six week ago. Strictly prim wethers on
.4.6
8.5
11.8
14.8
68,468 11,483 h,nnv w.iBht order would probably
n-h. rniiniis ehi& ehna-a the receipts or br mi IB. SO or better.
r-atue hn.. anrf mhn at Rnuih Omaha for Quotations en ted stock! Oood to choir
the ysar to date, compared with last year: lambs, $7 86418.50; fair to good 17Jbs. fsjss
1H10 1808. Int!- t,eo- I fl7.; good to choice wether. $5,154.60;
Cattle 403.070 3x3.330 19,750 I fair to good wether, 84 86iTo.l5'. good to
itog 879. 4n l,123.w .. cnoice ewes, fa.vutao.iai lair w w " ,
Bheep 80a,748 606.620 11.71 4.44.1.
rw . . . . L. . .v.r... I Renresentatlva sales:
l?"ow,n."'""ZZ".-. 72 ZT., No ' Av. Pr
rices oi noas ai eoutn tjmsne. i . . t w m An
..,,..,1 .. t . . - , i2i western wiudi u ? w
I "'-'- '" llo-- 1 lAtwuLn, l.mh. ...
Datat. I 11 iisoa II4M iitn iiww.lim.lis. I 1 weetern lamb
78
1.262,0001
844,000
1.W.0001
1.014.0001
1,021,000 19.8
x772,000
666,0001 81... 7
K)4.000 4.7
823,000
88.1,000
873,000
675,000
800,000
M8.000
6tt2,000
9,O0O
800,000
901,000
. 814.000
512,0fi0
416.000
630,000
436,000
463.000
424,000
602,000
883,01)0
867,000
873,000
202,000
I 236,000
8.849,000
8,698,00mll.ll
24,139,000
12,004,000
866,000
May 16...
May 17...
May 18...
Mar i..
May 10...
May 21...
May 22...
May 23..
May 24...
May 26.,
May 26..,
May 27..
10 western lambs, culls ...
80 I I 5 241 8 191 29 8 S0 4 41 19 western yea-lings 102
S2l T 061 t 8 111 6 8S S 81 4 8 sua western lamb 82
9 4441 T 021 S 801 S 861 8 881 S 841 4 88
8SV 6 93 6 841 1 8 841 S 201 4 47 CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MA
S 10
e 8o
5 00
00
815
8r
S SO
S 41 H,
43V'
9 V)
9 IS
8 14
S27WI
8 98
7 01
7 001
6 97
7 101
T 64
S 881
S 88
S Tl
S 14
T 141 6 14
6 20
Lambs Reported
ARKKT
$" !5 " Cattlo, Sheep ..4
. ! - ?.! Z ZA . m I ei.A. U..V.. Ulvliee.
S 111 I IK I B I 11 ..
8 04 8 32 S 171 4 88 ClCAQO. Msy 17. CATTL.1C RerelpU
I 99 8 82) 8 16 4 J4 i estimated at 1.600 head; market steady;
e I Xf s beeves, i6.BOi7jii.su; Texas steer, o.wn.ia
S 90( I S all '
western steers, S6.1fy37.60; stockers a
r?d
feeders, 43.rJ-d6.40; cows and heifers, 817CHTJ
7.00; calves, 85.76a
eHimev 17.00: calves. L, 7TvftS 00.
Receipts and disposition ot live stoca i huus-Receipts estimates t at,"w na;
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha, tor market 64)'10a higher; Hgnt, snnfri.o;
twenty-lour hours enuing at muw, 4."4in.w; imavr, ea.aw.",
terday:
C, M. & 6t. P.
Wabash R. R-...
Missouri Paciflo
Union Pacific
C. & N. W. (east)....
C, 4 N. W. (west)...
C, St. P., M. & O...
C., B. A 4. (east)
Cattle. Hogs, snecp. a r
C.p B. & Q. (west) 10
C., R. I. & P. (east).. ..
It. I. ok f. (west).. ..
Total receipts ....33
. DI8P08ITION,
. . ..
2.8
79.4
8.0
14.8
69.2
2.0
. ...
66.9
24.41
7.8
4.0
14.1
21.01
10.3
19.7
28
99.2
11.6
I
34.3
18.8
4.8
81.1
Omaha Pkg. Co 104
Swift and company...... iwi
Cudahy Pkg. Co..... 200
Armour 4k Co lo4
Murphy
Stephens Bros 1
Hill A eon 41
Huston & Co v
J. H. Bulla 10
Lee Rothschild 8
Mo. & Kans. Calf Co..... 1
Other buyers , 36
8.20if9.36; good to choice hea. 89.3fxao.40;
pigs, . I3D. 50; bulk or sales, rj-sutas.oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt est!
mated at 8.000 head; market steady; na
tive, 8.606.60; weterns, 23.50(26.60: year
lings, 86.00(7.60: natlvs Umbs, S6.25ff2.60;
westerns, l6.76S8.7s.
t. Loala Live Stock Haricot,
ST. LOUIS. Mav 27. CATTLE Receipts.
700. including 300 Texan: market, steady.
Native ahlDDlng and export steers, 48.0OS
I a ?n. ----- ku ki.h.. . , k r ts oa
' i&S.SO; steer under 1,000 pounds, 86.003fl.00;
1 atookers and feeder, 83.78irt4.00 ; cow and
helfets. 15.3oU7.50: canners. 22.60dr3.28; bulls.
5.1?..; ti . ... 83.75i8.60; calves, 85.MMJ3.60; Texss and In-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. dl4n .teeri 14.755.75; cows and heifers.
1
'a
25
1
M
3
S
14 2
2
77 j
r
731
t075
678
701
757
88.507.60.
S( I Mr u-iaT)nlnl R 700- market 10a hlshftr
! mi llirhta tt HAK4HI: Backers. lO ETxitl
9 47H; butohers and best heavy, 89. 40
JMh
1511EEF tsnioments. l.iov; marxei, stenay
native muttons, 84.86414.75; lambs, 88.oo$
9.60; culls and butchers, 83.O0C4 00; stockers,
83.0096.00.
OM Alt A OEltKktL MARKET.
Staple 4 raaoy Proelaeo Prices Far.
48 8y Barer anal Wholesaler.
the retail traoe. m l-ih rartons. mm: Nn. l
in 80-lb. tubs, 2So; No. 8, in I-lb. cartona,
aftc; in -iD. tuba, 2, He. packing stock, solid
pack, tttOl dairy, in uO-lb. tuus, sic Mar
set change every 'iuesda.
CHLi-.mv- IWiiis, Jttc; young America,
17c; dauy lio; triplets, 14tc; llmberger,
uo; iNo. i DrtcR, tea; fso. a lc; Oomesl
esiss, xlot wuols owls. Stu; Lnipurted
oaiss, two.
i'ULL'lKT-llrssirit broiler. 24.00 dos.t
for storsge, 46.w; tor Iresn spungs, s.-c;
nrns, utc; cocas, UW, auoks, geee(
lac; lurseys, wu; pigeon, per aos.. nv.
homer squabs, S4.08 per doa.; fancy aquaoa.
es.w per uo ; ro, t, 4-i.uv per avs. Aiivei
Mrolleis, from 1. to 1H lbs., 40e; 1V( to I
Not Included In totals because comparl-
- l-.A-,-U,. eSNTv In.loJIwI I. . - 1 -
BfllS .1. mtwmjfiwiw. -'V 11,11 .... .-V. , 1, WI.IB . . -tfrt
because containing other items than clear-1 "S,vi" '
Ings.
Kansas City Live Stoekt Market.
KANSAS CITT. May t7.-CATTLE5-R.
Total 740 8,837 1,023 oeipts, l.auu neaa, inciuaing w rauininni
n , . . 1 1 -. v. . in. .ni n.au r . i , , , ., r-A vui . i iv. a . ' - . vi
'.T K .r""'v.r "1,:' 47... Vhut feeders, M 20.16; southern steer., baoott
. V.7 t.Z. i.tl J .n th. 7 26 ; southern cows. 43.5oas.&o: native cows,
steady with yesterday all around and the M-0lWM! naMve hHfer, 4.Vo7.86i bulls,
general tons to the trade at the close of C.orrS.oO calve. 84.60fi7.7S.
the week is far from strong. iHt HOGS-Recelpta. 3,000 head; market Rfli
choice heavy bves have been sca,"-cs 10,, higher; top, 8960; bulk of salea, 19.25
enough this week to hold up fairly wsll la 9 neavy ej.40g-9.50; packers and butchers,
nrlr-M ttihll Ih. hBLlf-fat and BhOrt-fOd ... .... 1,, : . rr . . , .n
"""" : - . 7 -," a.owg.w; nam, piss,
teer have been slow and unsatisfactory SHJEEP Afty, IJIMBS-Receipts, 400 head;
mem turuuiiiuui. u.a uuo - l market steady; lambs. 87.ti?f)9.oo; yearlings,
tun ounms iiibthh " X tkm Jo-wWB.SO: wethers, 44.ewac6.70; ewes, 44.
uppuru wiiu acauB'"" 5.60; stocKors ana xeeaers. iJ.wa5.yu.
are much preferred by all classes of buyers -
to mi medium ana common n, " B j-.h ii.s gtaolr MsrVtt
the week, while tho good to choice heavy BT. JOSEPH, Mo., May 27. CATTLE!
cattle are not over 1015o lowsr.- Jr'S'. h'a,: 'tii IJtXFZ:
in cows ana hetrers tnero wss no par- iei.twiM.iu, ." -,
,!..... I iWk mm .nmrunil C1VM. 14. 00 7. 60.
"r.T 1 ... r.""J?r. ""..".T. li .T. " . I wrno.n-..ii,t son hri- market. Kiiv
it a w il ii y ea lciu.t, out uutua v. m , -. mw -- - - --- , aA
" grade, closing prices, this. week ars fully b'fW; top, 65; bulk e.
2aS.3te lower than laat weeavs ciose. veati .w .,su,
calves, bulls, stags and rough stock gener- market, steady; lamoa, 7.oo(B JO.
ally sold pretty mucn tns same as on yes-
terday and not materially dltterent from a . Stock In Bight,
20.0
8.2
1.8
"L2
Ytonalnta nf Kva mtnfr at tha. ffVA nrln.
xnere ivaa very mite uomg in , sweaers clpal western markets yesterday:
lbs., Sue; hens, le'e.c; old rootrs, 4vo; young
rooetera, idc; quoki. inn leatnerea, it ,
geese, full feathei-ed. loo: tuikey. Uui
suinea foul. 200 each; pigeon, Boo por
doa. ; homei. to.vo per dos., squabs. No. 1,
li.oo per dos.; No. 2. 600.
f ish (au troten ficKeret, lor; whilerisrt,
14c; pike, 14c; trout, 16c; large ci apples,
lovilSc; ipanlsil macker), 18c ; eel, 18c; had
dock, Uc; floundsrs. Uo. Green oatflsh,
iv ; trsui, uc; buffalo, v, halibut, 4e;
whits pereh, 8e; whitedar. 16c; yellow
perch, Be; bullheads, 12c; whits bass, 17c;
roeshads. 81.00 each: ehadroee. uer rtair
(0c; frog less, 8O0 par dos.
tleet uts runs; no. L l.oi mo. 2. 14tac:
No. 8, 13o. Loins. No. L lc; No. 8, 14Vc:
No. 8, la4(?. Chuct: No. t, 8Hc No. 8. SVc
No. 8, 80. Round: No. L lltao) No. !
ltt,cj No. 8, Uc; Plats: No. L c No. 8,
1 Ho: no. a, 10.
KlllJ ITS Stra whet rlea. ' MIourt. 4.
cases, psr case, 82-764J4.00. Oranges, Call- s
lornia Can alia and I'roduoer brands Red-
land navels, 80-H4 sixes, per box. Il; 12a
ise. per box. 8.1 88; 160 else, S3 80; 174 and
smaller slses, per box, 84. Other brands
from Riverside and other districts, per box.
88.0003. 60; 80-96-113 Hies, per box, $2. 76; lla!
vans Mediterranean Sweet, 124-112 ises
per box, 83; 160 and smaller aixes, per box".
42-25. Lemons, Llmonlera, extra fancy, wc
- sues, f'.ev, ujiuiwe, ew-oou sises. Per
box, 24.75; 240 slse, 60c per box less. .
risnss, fancy seleot, per bunch, M.261.60:
Jumbo, bunch, 28-763-J. 78, Grape fruit!
riorlda, 46-64-04-80 sites, per box, 85. pine
apples, Cuban. 80-86-42 slse. 83.60; Florida.
S4-30-3O-42 lies, 84 .24. Apple. Ben Lavls.
per bbl.. fl.26; caiirornia ranoy W. W. '
Pearmalns, per box, 8-J-26: California extra
fancy, Pearnmins, Red Wood brands, per
box, 82-25; extra fancy Iowa Jonathans, per
bbl., 84. Cherries, California, pr iolb. '
l ib. pkgs. In box, psr boa, 82. Figs, Cali
fornia, 100 lze, 80o.
VEGETABLES Irish potatoes, Wiscon
sin and native, per bj., 800oj Colorado,
per bu., 64ei new potatoes, in sseks per
lb., 2a, Seed sweet potatoes, Kanaaa, per
bbl., 82. Cabbage, new California and
southern, per lb., 80. Onion. Texas crys
tal wax, per crate, 81-80; yellow, per crate,
11.66. Old vegetablea: Parsnips, carrots,
beets, turnips. In sacks, per lb, So. aOrllo,
extra fanoy, whits, per lb., 17o; red. per
lb.. 14c.
MBW SOUTHERN VEGETABLES
Radishes: Per dos. bunches, 26a. Turnips:
Per dos. bunches, 46a. Carrots: Per dos.
bunehes, 6O0. Parsley: Per dos. bunch,
(Oo. BeeU: Psr dos. bunches, 600. Spinach:
Per bu., 12 lbs., 6O0. Eg plant: Fancy
Florida, per dos., Sl.60g2.flO. Tomatoes:
Fancy Florida or Cuba, per 6-bbsk. orate,
23.76; choice, 82.86. String and wax beans:
Per hamper, about 26 lbs., 83.00. Greer!
peas: Per hamper, 83 60. Cucumbers: Hoi
house, per dos., Sl.OO01.26i Texas, per dos..
76c; per bu. box. 22 26.
HOME QrvOW JN VEGETABLES -
Radishes: Extra fanoy home grown, per
dos. bunches, 20c. Lettuce: Extra fancy
leaf, per dos., 40c; head lettuce, per dos.,
75o. parsley: Fanoy home grown, per dos.
bunches, eoo. Knunaro: rer ao. bunches.
4(c. Asparagus: Per dos. bunches. 75c.
Ureen onions: Per do, bunches, 26o.
MISCELLANEOUS Horseradish: Two
doa. In case, 81.90. Walnuts: Black, per lb.,
2c; California, No. 1, per lb., 17c; California,
No. 1. per 10., 10. mcKory nuts; Large,
per lb., 4c: small, per lb., 4a Coooanutat
Per sack, 85.00; per dos., 66a
Wool Market.
P.OSTON, May 27.-WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will say of the wool market:
tomorrow: With the exception of 1,000 of
1,100 bales of low quarter bloods, Enuttl
American sold by two local houses to a
prominent New England mill at 83c, noth
ing of consequence T boring done this week.
Business Is generally fair, the loading mills
of tho country being opposed to operating
even at bottom prices. The Boston mer
chant can neither sell wool In quantity to
the manufaotui-er nor buy the wool In the
west at prices warranted by present condi
tions. Small sale of Ohio fleeoes aro being
made at 20o for quarter blood and at Pviji
SOo for three-eighths and half blood, but It
will not be surprising if values decline still
further. The outlook Is not favorsble for
materially increased activity In tho. near
future.
snd feedeis this morning, as both supply
and demand were limited. All week the SCouth Omaha.
light ana wen or fa aiocx steers ana neirers g, Joseph
have commanaea a reaay saie at urm tig-1 t-ln... r.i.u
Opened "A to H higher, and further I urea, while it has been difficult to move gt. Louis....
Strengtneneu on isir ouy.ua. at uuuii tn me genera run u& itrouvie et euiinwia use i Chicago ....
Cattle. Hogs heep.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, May 27. American securities
n mvmm steady and prices V to k over I satisfactory prices. Ths volume of business
naa oeen very smaii, nowaver, ana a gooa
clearance has been made so that tho tone
to the trade at ths close ol the week Is. If
anything, firm as compared with ths close
of last week.
Quotations on cattiei
758
200
1,200
700
.1.500
523
100
400
1,100
8,000
M 9-16LoutSTlll A N..
... MHM. K. A T
... T1VN. V. Central....
... IVNorlola A W...
...Ill 4o pf4.
...104V40nurlo A W
. . .llTHFenntTlvaols
...BOls Ranit Mines.
... li Reading
.,. MUSouthern Ry
.14H oe pra.
.. 41HUnisn Paeitis.
.. II So pfd
.. S. Steel..
.. 41 H 4o pfd.....
.. 11 Wabash
.. 12 40 pfd ,
..144 Spanish 4s...
....161
.... 41
....123
....104
.... tt
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May 27. METALS The
Oood to chnlne I market for standard copper was barely
. -. a? sr.CT tut taim .a tmrvA I Habv , . K Maw , .Tuns fitint4 at t1S. aft
fed steers. 16.707.26: common to fair corn- 412.66: July. 212.474i)l2.6e: August, 212 50
""sat fed steer, 46. 605. 90- good to choice cows 12.66. The London market waj easy, with
uZ s-nd heifers, 86.003A75: fair to good cows spot quoted a. S6fl 12s 44 and futures at
.... 17 and heifers, H.ibe-'o; comon to lair a.&7 ills. Arrivals were reported at iew
... 111. I nows and helfara. 12.7544.50: sood to choice York of 20.206 tons. Custom house returns
UHRouthfrn paaitio Ut stockers and feeders, 85.ii04r4.26; fair to showed exports of 1,736 tons, making 19,666
good stockers ana teeaer. m. ito.tu; com- so far this month. Lake copper quoted
mon to fair stockers and loaders, S3.60i$ at $12.76(913.00; Electrolytic, 12.62ft012.75,
4.76; stoca naiisra, ss.ioio.ioi veai caives. and easting at 12.7V41P12.&0.
.114
. 174
::i!!
.. Hit"
ths final New York quotations of yester
day
Consols, money, .
do account. ......
Amal. Copper
Allaeonda
Atcaisoa
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
Cheaapeak A 0...
Chicago O. W
Chi., MII. A St. P
Da Beers............
Denver A Bio O...
do pfd
rt
da 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Csntral....
I,- -dividend.
BILVEK Bar, sieaay at a per ounce
unNET-lMll per cent,
The rats of discount in the open market I :,"
for Short Dins IS ) per cent; ior mrss I jj...
months- Dins, j(05-i per ceni. 181....
4.
Loeal Seourltles.
Aimtitinfi furnished by Samuel Buma
IT.. BUS new ivib uuiiwiu., unisnsi
aadltorlsm, Chleaio, 4s, 14M
City ot omaha 4s, 144
Cudahr Packing Co. 4s
lew Portland Cement boa da, is
Iowa Portland Cement Con. 4a
East Bt- liouls A Sue. 4s
tineas Cktr Stock Yards stock
tng Bell Lumber Co
Lincoln. Neb., 4a, 1110
hrasa Tel. svkS. t per oeat
Kerth r Is tie Val. Xrrl, Oo. 4a. Mat...
Omaha Water C. 4, Ii4 1
Omaha Water Co. 4a, 1444 Si
baa&a Oa is, 1UT
Ceiaba Oa Se. 14U 104 .
Omaha Kleo. LUbt A P. 4a. liH MH
ToUls
...4,850 17,900 10,123
83.76I37.&0; bulls, stags, etc., fiOOSs.
aiepresentativs sales:
Qh.MJf STEER
Ne. At.
4 sui
11 SB4
11
BIS. Asked.
444 B4
1044
44
4
1
T
to
41
Omaha Kleo. Ulbt pfd 6 par cent.... 2Va
Omaha Bt By. es, lfl4 k
u. v. B. st. gf.
0. A C, B. Bt It.
4a, Hat.,
pfd..
kt
Sfw York Hosey Market.
vrir-Mr VCTJIf Mav 9? TUfnVTTV fir, ll
firm; 24Sl-31i per cent; ruling rato, per
eent; nosing bia, s per rent; otrerea at 34
rer rent: time loan, firm; 60 days. aVktt
S per rent, and 80 days, 4 per vent; six
months, exflH1 per cent.
PRIMES MERCANTILE PAPERiHSo
per oont.
HTRRLINO BXCHANOEJ-Bteady. with
actual business In hsnkers' bills at 84.84J0
04.4440 for Su-day hill and at 84.873 (or
demand; commercial duis, 44.94 'T4.4s.
SILVKR Har, 63r; Mexican dollars, 44a
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Closing Quotations on bonds wers as
follows:
U. B. ret. Ju. ret 100 Int. Met. B0
do ts. coupon 100 Inter. M. hi. 4e ... S9V4
V. 8. Is, reg t8 Jspaa 4 41
4a coopos 101 do 4s 4H
V. B. 4. ref 114eK. C. fl. 1st Be ... t
do coupon 114 U. 8. deh. 44 (131)13
Alia Chalmers 1st 4.. A N. un. 4....tU,
Am. Ae- Be 10'.M . K A T. 1st 4s 7
Am. T. A T. ev. 4s. 101 gen. 4 7H
Am. Tobaom 4a .... UMo. Paciflo 4a Tt
10 te 1 N. R. ot M. 44.... 4
Araxi.r ro 4s.... ll'N. Y. Cast. gn. 1VM ts'4
Atchleon t'n. 4s ... 41 do deb. 4s M
4.1 ce. 4s 10 K Y.. N. H. A H.
do ev. ts .... Ill ct. a 1114.
At. C. L. 1st 4s.... 3N. W. ev. 4s lot
B. n. 4 , 47 de 1st eon. 4
ile fNo. racltlc 4s 101
ao 6. W. .... NH4 d ts Tl
Pr. Tr. c. 4 46 0. s. L. rfd. 4s .... it
Can. f Oa. 4a 104Penn. it. 3s :15l. ;
t'tntrsj Leather is.. 44 do con. 4s 1014
of M. 1. ten. lllnea4irf acn. 4s 17
Ohe. A O. 4 lioHt. L 4 I. r. 1. 4 11
de rot. 4 44 da t"n St fi
C. A A 1 44gt, u g. w. con. 4s T1
V.. B. A Q. It. 4s r- do 1-4 told 4s M
do sen- ,T Seaboard A U 4e. ... 71
C. M. A P. . 4s '. Paelfle sol. 4s.. K
C , R. I. A P S. 4T7S4 do ev. 4a 10u
' do rfd. 4s II do 1st ref. 4s M
colo. Ind. Is ...... t78uthcni Rr is 106
( Via. Midland 4a... 14 do ten. 4s TT
C. g. ref. A es 4Ws IT Cnlos Paclfl 4e ,..11
Pel. A Hud. ev. 4s 44 ds re. 4s 10S
r). A IL O. 4s .... M d 1st sod ref. 4s.. 4
D A R. O. ref. 4s.... 4 r. S. kuhfcer ts ....1)
Dletlllar' 4 t'. B. Beel 14 4s... .14
gn pr. I. 4a ........ tIVa. -Tor. Cham is....
4o gen. 4s 7 "Waba.li let ts 1M
do er. 4 aar. A.. 14 do 1st and as. 4a.. 10
d ear. B v,af. 444 4a 44
On. Kiec. ev. ts....lWert Btee ev. is.... if
111 Central let ref. 47Wla. Central 4 "
010. H( tiered. M. fu ev, is.
0. A C. B. tt. R7, 4am...
o. a) c. B. . a pfd
Paclfl Tel. A Tel. is, lilt
South Omaha is, citjr of
Bwartschlld A Sulsbertar la, lilt.
reseaa ny ss, iaiB.w,,,..,
trl-Otjr IriU ts .
Union Stock yard Co., go. Oaaaba... il
Es-dlvldesd.
71
44
47
104
, 1UV
104
1W
100
44
7
1W
44
lot
10
lot
t
10
44
43
144
44
K
as
41
10
101
7
?
12
4
4
II ,
II ,
......
fc. .04
!
16
1 ....
i
I
1
4
12
Pr. No. Av. Pr.
M Ml Ill 4 10
4 14 1 1147 4 40
4 10 14 10M ? (10
4 64 106... 1214 7 00
4 SO 44 Mil 7 10
4 4t 4 1314 7 10
4 71 12..... 1446 1 2
COVVa.
8 K 7 MB 4 4S
4 10 6 il 4 40
4 10 11 0(4 4
4 M li lip 4 40
4 74 4 lOuv 4 44
4 Ti
HEIFERS.
8 M 1 734 4 44
4 14 4 ill ( 14
BULLet
1 14 1 414 4 78
4 40 1 1J4V i 15
4 40 I I.JO 4 14
4 49 1 1444 4 74
CALVES.
6 00 6 US T 0
4 00 . 7 117 1 OS
I 00 4 Ill T at
I at 4...V 127 T 24
4 to 1... 140 T 16
4 60 8 141 1 14
4 44
Ti wa weak, with spot and May quoted
at 83S.06i9a2.O7H; June, 8X2. sOfl 31.00; July,
132.90&32.06; AugUBt, 122. 80 13.14.
The London market cloned eay. with spot
Quoted at 1148 16s and futures at iiEl. Lead
was steady, with spot quoted at M. 40,4. 60,
Krw York, and B4.2oro'4.zz, Kast St. Louie.
London was unchanged at 112 12s. Pnelter
was easy, with spot quoted at 85.60rjfi.eO,
New York, and 86.40ti6.12H, East Kt. Louis.
Ths London market was unchanged at
122 6s. Iron wss unchanged at 49s lOHd
for Cleveland warrants In London. Iocally
ths market wss quiet. No. 1 northern
foundry, 117.00$ 17.76; No. I northern
foundry, 816.50Q17.25; No. 1 southern and
No 1 southern soft, 8142601476,
FT. LOUIS. May 27. metals Lead.
84.26. Spelter, nominal, 86.17V.
tlXlt'KiSHs AND FKXDBR4V.
444 4 40 4 t 464 4 44
,.... 4t 4 1 4 i.i 4 70
411 I 10 4 114 4 10
COWS AND 1&1T.K
.. 471 4 40
Cotton Market.
Ntcw TORK. May 87.-COTTON Ths
market opened steady owing to better
cables, with May point higher, but at a
decline of 1 to 8 points on tho general list,
under a renewal of liquidation and local
bear pressure. -Trading was quite active
and excited right after the call, and ths
whole list quickly weakened under ap
prehensions of further Chicago liquidation,
nromoted by the selling of houses with
western connections and the favorable
weather map. July broke to 14.70c, or 14
points list lower while ths new crop sold
off to a net decline of 8 to 7 points. Cot
ton futures opened steaoy. aaay, 14 S4e
HOUShipper. wers. In their o.d-tlmo 'YSuJir,.
form tht morning and bought freely Irom natr- December. 11.62c: January.
" - B"or ,o,g. March. 12.61c; bia.
1 yesterday. Total hog receipts wr. u .t.sdv. Close: I
Usasainsm M Ininur ilMki.
" I tsunuiv had Dan Durcnaeea on out si as or- I t. t i,.: a,..i -rr-. vt..
BOSTON, May 27,-Closlng quotations on deFs. killers wsrs forced into the trad P!FlT:.' richer 1S1 Z'- jinua'rv 12 5"
mining atochs were: 1 at the sam advance, demand was t. S?'' t ,Ju a.n. ,,,!. i int.
Alloues 4i .Moitawk 62 eonahly actlvs and a very good clergnce -":":-..r;''. ..i-.;: is ,iXa
ial. Copper tsN.rMa von 4j wa, mttQe before midday. "7 ,t. T. ..' Tt OKiTiil. "
ths
than yes
limited and alter mors than a third of the
supply hud bean purchased on outside or
Futures closed steady. Close: Msy. KB':
June, 14.8Sc; July, 14.82c; August, 14.68c;
Amal
A. g. U A g.
Arttons Com
Atlantis ,
a. A C. C. A 8..
butt Coalition .,,
Cal. Artsona ....4
Val. A Hecla ....
Centennial
Copper Hanao Coo
Rest Butt Cop....
Pranhlln
Olroux Con
Orsnby Oo
Oreene Cananea ..
Isle Royal
krr lke
Lake Copper
Lasallt copper ....
24Nlplaalnt Mines ....11
. 14 North Butte
. invm iaae i
, iivtuia itommion 17
. UvaUsceola 14
. 41 Parrott (3. C.) 16
.bbu wuincy 7t
. 11 fhsnoon 11
. 4Huperlor : 41
. svas. B. M 11
. 11 a. r. 1; 11
. 1STamarack 64
. 40 u. 8. C. A O
. IU. B. B.
. D de pfd .
. I'tah Cen 31
. 4!WIona t
. ir woiTerina 1 et
Aside from Wednesday's big slump, the
trade In the hog yards thus far this wek
lias been In very good oondttlon, considering
the heavy supply. Lights wers favored on
all days, and while there has been very
little competition rrom snippers until today,
tha net deolln In value 1 much lea than
nngnt nav Deen epecea. current sales market for coffee futures opened tin
are jut aoout 15c lower than last Saturday, changed to 8 point higher and sold to a
with light lot and medium-weight butcher partial advance of 6 point during the mid-
..llln. u. Ih. r r. a! tha Hat fit... a ' 1 - .. . . . , , .
" r "T die or tne aay on nigner European msrini
,iii IK fc. gal. ll.Bnl bale,
n r. IJOVIH. May 87. COTTON Dull : mid
dling, 16c; tale, nun; receipt, 846; ship
ments, 1,8681 ftOOKS, 17,B2S DSIS.
Coffeo Market.
NEW YORK, May 27. COFFEE The
about on a par with heavy hog.
Representative sales:
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. May 27. Tho condition
of the treasury at the beginning of bui-
neaa today waa aa follows;
Trust Funds tiold coin, 84,630,09; silver
dollars. 4K.011,000; silver dollars of 1890.
8:;,712.000; sliver orrliflcatrs outstanding,
la.on.ouo.
Ueneral Fund Standard silver dollars In
general fund, 83.058.863: current liabilities.
8l00.418.8EIS; working balance in treasury
offices. 17. SWISS; In banks to credit of
treasurer of the I'nited States. 4M8,142,60i;
subutdlary silver coin, 821.262.228; minor
rin, 41,271,596; total lalance In general fund,
10,11S,Jj.
ham an - , and scattered trade Buying in ins aosenc
iv. at I.. eit4 enntmand n a Drim urn. ars sell Ins 1uat I 7. . .... t -.-. .... ....
SSU I . , . , D impoilB.nl uii.iiii.., iJ i hit- nu.M.iva
"t .hunt n a tiar lth heavv hass. r " "a . ,
waa Dareiy nisintsmra, ..nvio na puns
scattering liquidation and the close was
steady net unchanged to l point nigner.
Pales for the day were only 6.760 bags.
Closing bids follow: Juns snd Jury. 4.20c;
August, 4.300-, September, 4.45c; October
snd November. 4.40c; December, 8.45; Jan
uary. 4.48c: February. 6 61c; March. 4 54c:
April, 6.66. Owing to ths holidays, there
were no cables rrom urazii.
Bpot, quiet; iUo No. 7. 8c; Fantos No.
4, 8c; mild, quiet; Cordova, 84?12'ie.
TVew York Mlnlag Stocks.
on mining stocks were:
Alio 437 ldllis Coo ...
brunaerlrk Ctn 4 Uttle Chief
Com. Tunnel stck... 24 Ontario
de hands IT Meilca
Cora Oal A V S Ophir ,
Ham siuer .. 41 Standard
Irti Sil.er 141 lellow Jacket
Offered.
. 4
. t
.424
,.luo
,.1
,. 14
44
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. May 87. Bank clearing for to-
day wero ,9M44. (ai. and for the corres
ponding date tasi year i ei, ots.u4.tr.
Ne. at. SS. Pr. Ne. Av. Sh. Pr.
42 10 40 4 11 64 144 40 t 17
47 364 1W I 12 7 147 140 I 17
M Ill ... tl 41 144 4V) 4 87
40 Ui 10 1 tt 44 t'4 ... 111
14 140 44 4 li tt) 431 ... 8 44
41 KH SO 4 li 44.: 4 40 1 10
42 17 140 4 St 10 247 ... 1 N
64 t7i ... IK II 11 40 4 SO
(4 174 120 4 2 14 41 ... till
44 141 140 t U 47 94 204 4 1
10 Wl .A I IS T4 ... I 10
14 li K IS It It 40 I 10
81 r,i 40 t 34 10 tt4 40 30
74 !' M IS It 41 10 4 10
41 44 U0 IS 71 131 40 4 14
St 141 140 4 44 14. ...... .131 1W t M
44 1-4 144 4 14 42 114 40 1 XI
tt 91 140- t li 44 til ... 4 to
14 24 10 S II 141 140 4 10
71 141 ... I 11 IS1 100 4 10
11 Ml B IS 40 141 ... IN
17 1-1 Si I 14 44 141 110 I 14
tl 14 ..- I M tl tat 44 4 W
41 lit 40 4 to 10 141 lit I Ml
41 Tl SO I 16 ti tit 120 I 10 .
44 171 SO 4 15 71 424 10 44
10 134 au 14 40. I.I M I 10
11 2-4 10 4 Id 41 t'4 ... 4 10
bt ail ... 4 14 41 t-0 ... 4 M
4 131 40 I 14 41 11 II
10 Ml It I It It 4 ... I SO
tl 3s k I 14 7s lal 124 4 M
II 104 IM IS 14 13 ... t 10
tt I3 M IU IS 4tS W 40
ti in la I tt 41 ... I
tl 121 280 4 14 tl Ill ... 4 tj
40 tod ... Ili 44 m 41 14.
Dry Oood Market.
NEW TORK. Msy 87. PRY GOODH
Cotton goods trsding wss light, was gen
erally steady for the day, with prices little
changed. Yarns ars firm and quiet. Ths
local wool market rulea generally quiet
Jobbera are steadily moving out all loads
of merchandise, but find It d'ffloult to
Induce retailers to anticipate their needs
by price ocnceision.
Oils std Reals.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. May 17. TtTTtPF.N.
I TIN R Steady, 69c; sale, 80 bbls.: rereluts.
M bbl.; shipments, 1,048 bbls.; stoek, 4,644
bbl.
ROSIN-Flrm: sales. 80.018 bbl.; receipts
I tOll bbl.; shipments. 1 870 bbl; stock
44 4T2 t'hl I B. 14 Oft-fit 12H; 1). 64 40; V,
14 70714 80; F, t-Ofl4.80: O. 84 8504 (ft; H,
t6 ; L 86 00; K, 86 20; M, If. 25: pi, 46.19,40
W, U., 40-TV; W. K Sk-fll W.
Boatom Copper Market.
Tho following quotations ars furnished by
Logan & Bryan, members Boston Stock
exchange, 815 South Sixteenth street
Adventure I Michigan ........
Arts. Commercial .. 16 Miami
Allou 43 llohawk
Allantlo 7Nli)laslnt
Calumet A Art ton.. 44 North Butte ....
Calumet ft Hecla... .44 Oaceola
Centennial
Copper Hang
Daly-West
First National
Haneook
Hslretla
Indians ,
Isle Royals ...
Kevraejiaw ....
Lake Copper ..
Ball
Massachusetts ,
11 Old Dominion
47 Quincy
-4 Ray Consolidated
1 Shannon
19V Superior Copper ..
1 Superior A Boston
Ki Tamarack
21U. B. 8. A n
1 do pfd
IS Utah Consolidated
, 12 Wolverine
1 Yukon Oold
, itt
IB
41
11
II
10
, 17
, t
, 1S
. 7
, 44
, 11
, 44
, 43
60
:t
.in
4
New York Curb Market.
Tho following quotations aro furnished by
Logan As Bryan, members Boston tttock
exchange, 316 South Bixtaanth street:
Bay But Oas...
Butt coalition ..
Cacttn
Chlno
Chief
Fraction
Davis-Daly
Ely Central
Ely Consolidated
Ely Witch
Franklin
Olroux
24 Greene Cananea ... 4
20 Inspection 7
I Kmee 4 T-l
.. 11 Nev. Consolidated
I 11-14 Nrhouse
.. II Ohl
.. 1 Rawhide Coalition
.. tRar Central
.. 66 Bvtrt Pkg. Co...,
.. 11 Bears. Roebuck O0..IM
.. It Silver Plsk 4
.. IV II War King IA0
Ooldfleld Coaaoll'Ud. Superior A Pittsburg 12
uoianei riereoce. .. sTowana 1
Ooldfleld Daisy 4Trlnllr 4
20
4
41
n
,n
. Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 27. WHEAT
Close: May. 2103; July, 81.034s; Septem
ber, 82H-0- Caah: No. 1 hard, 8108; No. 1
northern, 81.0X1.07; No. 8 northern, 81-03)
106; No. I northern, l.O30LOt; No. I, 81.00
C142.
lAJt S1.1B.
CORN No. 8 r"oW. 84ffl54t4e.
OATS No. 8 white, Sl'i6o.
RYB No. 8. Scfyzio.
BRAN In 100-lb. sucks, $18.0018.25.
FLOUR In wood. f. o. b.. Mlnneanolis:
First Patents. 89.107741.30: second nutcnta.
84 00156.10; first clears, 13.95-4.06; second
clears, i2.soiQ3.io. .
Oraahsv Mar Market.
OMAHA, May 87. HAT No. 1, 80.50; No.
1, 88 00; packlng( 86.00. Straw: Wheat, 8.50;
ry and oats, 87.60. Alfalfa, 812 60. The best
grades of hay aro holding their own, but
nobody seems to want ths poorer quality
at any price.
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, May 27.-FI5UR-Lowcr.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, $1.061.08: No. 1
northern, 81443 1.06; July, Wc
OAT8-9e.
BARLK Y Sample, B7(858o.
gnga and Mnlasse.
NEW YORK, Msy 27. SUO.AR Haw.
firm; muscovado, It teat, 8.77c; centrlfu-
Jnl, M test, 4.27c Molasses augar, U test,
,52c. Refined, quiet; crushed, 6.86c; gran
ulated, t.25c; powdered, 6.25c.
Torpentlae Market.
SAVANNAH, May 27. TURPENTINE!-
Firm, 5fr5jHo.
ROBIN-Flrm; typo F., $4.754.88; O., 84.8B
C4.80. ,
GIRLS KILLED INAUTO WRECK
Two Yoantr Wonteai Moot Inataat
Deatk Wheat air I Overturned
Neap Logan, O.
LOGAN, O., May 27.-Whllo returning
from a party at midnight, an automobile
driven by William Snyder, president of a
lumber company, ran over an embank
ment near Young's Bridge, and Miss Lil
lian Wright and Mis Flossls Herman wsrs
Instantly killed. Mrs. Don Ooss suffered
fractured rib and Mr. 8nyderg leg waa
broken. Ml Wright was to bay been
married nest Wednesday.
Two Werara Killed at Ottamwa.
DBS MOINES, Ia., May 87.-Mrs. An
Qulnland, aged 73, and Mrs. Kats Doud,
aged 50, wers struck and killed las:
night by a Burlington train, while aroaslne
tbs street at Cttumwa.
