lu
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. MAT 11, "1911.
REAL ESTATE
ft-' a H 31 AS D HAM II I.4XU FOR SALE
(Continued.)
lllairMU.
400 ACRES
0 rrn under plow , HO.OrOOO worth of
,n buildings, wnlch arc located In the
fk
t; lunitA ( I soon villas In aoutnern i
.n;iKit an take some good Liakota j
i-uinbrsnre. Alorehart Ac Atctusun, Alau
kalo. Minn.
UNlv FARM HOME. 230 ACRER I
nu.es from good town, black loam soil.
All fenced. Laige tram dwelling, barn,
gianaiy, machine sheds, etc. loo acrea
in lie: I. 40 acre timber, balance clover
ki I timothy and meadow. Ideal dairy
ft.rm. $.15 per acr, one-third cash, lal
ar. e easy term, at- J. Kolb, l-osaion,
Mina
Nbka.
FOR SALE.
Two tracts of Ml acrea and 10 acrea ad
vening of choice unimproved farm land In
m south edge of Pierre county, eight
truira north of Battle Creek. Owner muat
ir.i and will accept 120 per acre If taken
m once. Term half cull, balance at 6
t-e: cent Interest.
t. J. lh.rlMODT INVESTMENT CO.
Iw4 City Nat l. Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE at a bragain. 1 sections
or 2 section of land In Keith county, Ne
biAeka. i hia land Joins and la good pasture
hki hay land and will make a good ranch,
line-half mile to Missouri Pacific railroad.
... p. Meredith. Owner. Sioux. Neb.
FOR BALE MO acrea hay land, 1 milt
Newport. I1J. 60; XCO mllea, all new build
ings, aprlng water. $IM4. Others. L. M.
Greene. Newport, Neb.
i
640 ACRES of deeded land, 5 mllea from
town; nearly all level. Price. $12.00 per
acre. AdUiesa J. C. Berlins, Whitman,
S0-ACRE farm. 20 miles from Omaha,
m niius to town; upland, good soil, la
tood condition; must sell; good terma
Owner. Box 263, Or en a. Neb.
TO EXCHANGE 192-acre farm In Colfax
county, Nebraska. Good improvements.
All cultivated. 4 mlle to market school
and church. Equity, $10,700. Exchange for
rn.xlei n Omaha Income property. Describe
your properly In first letter. Owner, 2644
Chicago tit., Omaba.
1.6S0-ACRE ranch for sale, $.10 per acre,
two-third cash, remainder five years, I
er cent Interest; all forced; good Improve
ments. For particular writ Frank Be hula.
Norfolk. Neb.-
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN 140 acrea
near Seward, Seward Co., Neb.; good alx
loom house, barn, sheds, well and mill
ime orchard, 12 aoies alfalfa, 100 acroa
cultivated, 76 acrea good hay land, balance
pasture; price. Stio per acre; terms, half
i ash. Fetterman Bros., Lincoln, Neb.
Texas.
SAN SABA VALLEY, the garden spot of
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. We
can buy land for you or Invest money, t
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands. Correspondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat'l bank, ban Saba Nat l
bank. Ward, Murray A Co.. and toe mem
bers In congress from Ycxaa. Keliey
Burleson Co.. San Eevba, Tex.
THE NILE OF AMERICA.
$30 cash and II per cent Interest, payable
aeml-annuaJly, will secure you a home In
Gulf Coast Orange and Fig lands within
ton milea of Houston, Tex., on term of
on, 601 Klara Bldg.. Houston Tex.
TEXAS INVESTMENTS.
Buy orchard and garden lands near
Houston, the greatest and most prosper
ous city In the southwest, where valuee
are going up all the time and fortunes
made in real estate In short while. Easy
terms If desired. Address E. C. Robert
Vela, lex., and a lu-aur farm In tne Rio
Grand valley, where the farmer's cash In
come la as perpetual as the days tliat come
and go. a. H. Jackson, 708 First National
Bank Bldg.. Houston. Tex.
BAN SABA VALLKT. the garden spot of
Texas, home of the paper shell pecan. W
can buy laud for you or Invest money, I
per cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these landa Correspondence solicited.
Refer to First Nat I bank. San Saba Nat l
bank. Ward. Murray 4k Co., and the mem
bers In congress from Texaa, Keller
Burleson Co., Ban Saba, Tex.
WE are subdividing 2.SO0 acrea of fertile
farm lund In Jackson county. Splendid
crops every year. Rainfall about right. 44
Inches. For description, plat and prloas
writ .
JOHN RICHET CO
SH K. Houston St.. San Antonio. Tex.
Buy Gulf Coast Fruit Lands
on Easy Payments
Where 10 acres will produce as much
each season aa 100 acrea farther north
Watch for our ad next week offering
One Dollar an acre cash and One Dollar an
acre per month.
Se ua for particulars.
' W. J. Dermody
Investment Company
1514 City National Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
Wyaaanfaa.
FOR SALBV-16,000 acres In Laramla
county, Wyoming. In Golden Prairie dla
trlct; suitable for farming; now stocked
with caul and aheap; will sail with ranch;
will exchange fur eastern Nebraska or
Iowa farms. J. T. Bell. Owner, Cheyenne,
Wyo.
FOR SAUL OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange properties of merit H. H.
Culver. 812-1 O. N. B. Bldg,.. D. 7866.
FOR reliable sales at d exchanges, see
D. M. LEAM1NG. tog brandela Bldg.
FOR SALE or Trade, aoda fountain (val
uation $160) and cigar case. Address E. H..
Box 103, Titonka, Iowa.
W-ACRE Improved fine farm, only three
to five miles from three good towns in
Anderson Co., Kan.: only 65 mllea from
'Kansas City; fine locality. Prioe IT.OuO;
mortgage 32,000, long time; equity 36,0").
Want good city residence or cheap land.
8. E. Wait A Co., 617 Bee Bldg.
BOO ACRES clear Kansas land for good
Stock of general merchandise; will trade
all or part; price 115.00 per acre. J, J.
Barbour, owner. Chester, S. L.
WILL exchange Interest In Income prop
erty, clear, vmued 36,000, for Omana vacant
or rfs d.noe. Auurea T 2oL Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA property and Nebraska landa
O'KKEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1011 New Omaha National Bank Building.
GARVIN BROS.. 3d floor N. T. Lit. 3601
to JitfO.OOO on tmpioved pioperty. No delay.
' WANTEDCIty loans. Peters Trust Co.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZEH.
LOANS to horn owner and horn build
era, with privilege of making partllal pay
ment Semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS. UM
First National Bank building.
CHEAP MONEY"
.Representing the Penn Mutual Lit Ina
Co. with ata of over Iil7.0u0.0uo. I am
prepared to accept all the good loans of
fered on Improved Omaha real estate.
Business ana residene loans mad with
out d lay.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
City National Bask Bldg.
WANTE1D Cr loan and warranta W.
rarnam bmlth 4k Co.. iXm Farnam 8c
tiiSrBRA!;Ea- BMia-CARLBERO CO.,
U0-S13 Brandata TbaaUr Bldg.
Wantd. farm loana KJok 1st. Co,. Omaha
100 to 110,000 mad promptly. T. IX
Wead. Weed Bldg.. Mth and Farnam.
WB HAVE money to loan on Improved
real estate in Omaha aod auburba PVWB
N,E5A'liKA SAVINGS 4s LOAN APS'N.
lw ifamam he Board of Trad Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN-Pajrna Iaveatmant Ca
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
Hav you anything to offer the farmer
of lowaT Any cheap land for higher DrioeT
a general mwrchandu store fur laad r
ay kind of aa eichanget Or hav yoj
om land you want to sail for cashT The
on paper that reaches u Iowa farmer
Is the I's Guinea Capital. 1.0u circuiaUoa
tally; rat sinjcl tnieruon. 1 cent a word
HI Inaarliona, ceal a word, lxa Moiai
lJy Capital. Moia. la.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Oversold and Covering by
Shorti Cauiei an Advance.
CORN IS SHOWING A GOOD TONE
forks Small Hrmme of Heavy Ship
ment 4 oantry Movement 74iot
Likely to Breerae Burden
some Cash Ilemaad Good.
. OMAHA, Mftv 10. 1311
felling was overdone In wheat on the
rains In the northweet. the market showed
an oversold condition today and covering
by shorts advanced prices from the open
ing. With normal weather following, the
chief Influence will be eliminated, as stocks
are rapidly accumulating and the cash
situation continues a heavy one.
Corn was stronger with the upturn In
wheat and showed a good tone. Stocks
ate small because of the recent heavy
shipments, which have offset the slight
Increase In receipts. The country move
ment Is not likely to be burdensome and
with cash demand good, prices could ad
vance. Wheat opened Heady and ruled higher,
due to shorts cornering. News was rather
conflicting, but on the whole the trade was
bearish and prices eased off at the close.
Corn ruled higher, receipts being higher
and the cash demand urgent, as supplies
are small. Salea on the floor average Wit
c higher todav.
Primary wheat receipts were tOfiono ,u.
and shipments were 4Pr,ono bu., against re
ceipts last year of 302,0u0 bu. and ship
ments of au.ono buf
Primary corn receipts were 63 000 bu.
and shipments were 40n0 bu.. against re
ceipts last year of 2S3.OJ0 bu. and shipments
of fi.17.flno bu.
Clearances were 23.000 bu. of cot n. SO. 000
E" of oats and wheat and flour equal to
26.000 bu.
Liverpool closed td higher to 4d lower
n wheat and Hd higher on corn.
The following CKSh sales were reported:
WHEAT No Ihiril: 4 car. K!c : t car
87V; No. 8 hard: 1 car. tAc.
urtfs ao. 2 yellow: 1 car, 4Pe; 1 car,
44c No. 8 vellow:) 1 car. 4ir: 1 par
9r; No. 3 color. 1 car. 49V4C; No. 8 mixed:
7 cars, 4'c; No 4 mixed: 4 cars, 4Sc.
OATS Standard: 1 car, 31,e; No. 8 white:
8 cars, 31c; No. 4 white: 1 car, 30c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard, 87B93c; No. hard,
JftS'iJ'JOVsc; No. 4 hard. WrS7'c; rejected
hard. 774tf3c: No. t spring. 88140; No.
4 spring. ti?c; No. i durum, 84g87c; No.
3 durum, 8.V&86C
CORN No. 2 white. 494fl4!V ; No. 8
white. 491f4!tHc; No. 4 white, 4fcV349c: No.
8 color, 4sifi4tc: No. 1 yellow, 4ft,(g4PSc;
No. 3 yellow. 4-g4V: No- yellow, 48Vff:
49e; No. 2, o; No. 3. 4S49c; No. t
4SV,ffMe: no grade. 45W47'-!,c.
OATS No. 2 white, SHf3me; standard.
SKf31Vkc; No. X white, 30431c; No. 4 white,
fciVfi-Wic: No. 3 yellow, 30?i31c; No. 4
yellow. 3"H03o,c.
BARLEY No. 3, 87ff!1e: No. 4, 79aS9c;
No. 1 feed, 74g7e; rejected, 6!S4c.
RYE No. 2. 94g96c; No. 3, 3fu94o.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat Cnm fleta
Chicago 149 " 25 145
Minneapolis 95
n" , 21 23
luluth , 82
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradlaa; and Closing
Price on Hoard of Trade.
lionia and Kansas helped to send wheat up
today. Formneea prevailed at the close.
Which VII VrnW. In I.KL. . I i...
night. The day a trading left corn with a
:; .. c lo oats t He to
Htfe advance and hog product more
expensive by &4oc.
In wheat the action was a complete re
verse of that of the previous day. tha
close being at the top figures reached.
The leading bulls let go of a good deal of
wheat during the swells owing to a report
that the hot weather was bringing out
a second brood of ilessian fly. Interest
in a traae bulletin that the
world's Hiinnlv nf v. ,.,. .
creased 32.9iiO.0O0 bushels last month and
now aggregated 192.9i3.OfiO bushels, as com
pared with 187.9S3.00O bushels at the cor-
.,Mu"uiii nine a year ago. Ketween the
opening and the close July delivery ranged
from K;V i:. r mrA in . v. . ... .
- " .,. inu thoa uiu"ka
net hlrher at 87H&74.
cnmvoraDie croft advices, from the
Danube and lessened offerings In con-
senllence a r t.ii,..nnni 1 .1 ,
vance In corn. High and low levels touched
by the July option were 52,c and BIHo with
i. in m namea ngures, a
gain nf Tfvln nvAe la.t .Ukt -t.i
became? unsettled. No. 2 yellow finished
at 6413 54140.
the hot weather news from Oklahoma.
. "V price OI
oata. July varied from 82'o3J'c and closed
-v 7u -i mi iup ievei 01 tne session.
In MnA With lh. oar, ... n I -J. . .
cereals, a ear of No. 2 rye sold here today
1 uuanu, me nignest record In
Chlcaxo for more than eleven years.
Hardly enough business was dona In
hog products to establish a market.
Absence of pr ensure allowed pork to rise
U4ji46c, lard. 5c to fr&Hy;, and ribs. 7wa
10c to 10c even.
Prices in Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company. Telephone Douglas
2473. 703 Brandela building. Omaha:
Artlclea.! Open. I Hlgii. Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
May.. July.,
Sept..
Corn
May., July.,
Sept.,
Oats
May. July.,
Bept.
Pork
May. July.
Sept.
Lard
May. July.
Sept.
Rlhs-
r May.
July.
Sept.
I 1 1
IS?ir!S Wt4 , 9314 94i MU
H 87141 86HI KWMuSi
6Sfcl RS4'
M'4 62
B2;61HfV
624 62V
82H81tfl.;4
iSlHOS' 82,i Bl4
62ViH 62T4 62
54
32
82',
32
824'
37
82
82 . 31T4
821 31
81W
31H
1 40 M 75
16 074' 1 U
18 40
16 00
1 78 1 30
16 16 16 02
....... 14 66
8 06 g 00
8 10 t OS
8 20 8 12
8 20 g 10
8 05 7 6
7 96 7 87
8 02
8 124
8 10
8 20
8 20
8 06
7 96
8 021,1
I 10
18 OIO)
17 92HH5,
!7 86-71
8 0SHI
T 87Sl
Cash ntiotatlons were aa follows-
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 18 80
J,4?i5.-Vr-aJsLnU' z 'nr4 : Prlng straights:
84.10fi4.25: bakers, 3.Ofi4.65.
BARLEY-Fwd or mixing, 65 86c; ' fair
tn fhn r malting a-..i W 4
ftKKI) Timothy, $12,00.
PROVISKNS Pork. mess. per bbl
W.82V(& 16.75. Lard, per 100 !bi...
rh nirn f K P.U.. i v. . . ... a
94aS4c; No. 8 red. 9tv-94-; No. i hard'
. r, wuw, xo. i northern
spring. 31 .ton-Lot; No. 8 northern spring, 31 01
&-1.08; No. i spring, &tc(c. Corn: No 3
cash, 64a64lo; No. 3 caah, Viu63Ve; No. 3
white. 64''6n4o; No. 3 white. 63363Vj;
STEAMSHIPS
ALLAN LINK
Pictuienque St. Iwrence Routa
Weekly Sailings from
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. OLAROOW
MONTREAL TO LON DON, Havre. Frano
. Fortnightly from
PHILADELPHIA and Boston to Glasgow
bpiandid scenery, shortest paasag. low
rata.
' .... .Anjr loc' nt or
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137 N. Dearborn St., Chicago.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW.
NEW TOFK AND NAPLES DIRECT.
Singl or Round Trip Ticket between New
York and Scotch. English, Insn and all
Principal Continental points at attractive
rate, band for book of Information.
Superior Accommodations. Excellent Cul
ln Apply promptly for Rervatlon t
Wf".? i Anchr L" or HENDER
S1N BROS.. General Agents. rhicago. IIL
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for Jd hand furnitura
carpeta clothing and ahoes. TL D. 37L
GOOD MONEY tor your broken move,
m-nts and old gold. M. Nathan, !. S 13th
WANTED to buy. a news imnri
clgara and confectionary, in town of 1.600
or inure. Aourfii j ina, car Bee
WANTED SITUATIONS
PRACTICAL NL'R&E. Harney 4W.
A CREAMERY man. T years' experience,
wanta Dosilion at nnca i,h..
delry. Addraaa. J. it. n m .
Omaha. ' "
AT once, position aa housekeeper, by
woman with 6-year-old girl; reference
changed. a.ddra. A... Lock Boa u, Adaor,
No. 1 yellow, M4"4e: No 8 yellow, tAQ
K'r. OatP: No 3 cash, 31"fi3c: No. 2
white. 84j34e; No. 8 mhlte. 32f2c; No.
4 hlte. S.'Wj-miSvv; standard. aV8.34c.
BI'TTF.Reteady ; creameriea l21c;
dairies, ISc.
EGGS Easy; receipts. 80.224 t-ases; at
msrk. cases included, IS'Vffl; firsts, lRc;
prime flmts. 1lc.
CHEESE Firm; daisies. 118121 twins,
124i-; young Americas, 13c; long
horns, UHftlJc.
POT A TO E8 Weak : choice to fancy, 63-J
6fc: fair to good. 6otf2c.
POULTRY Live steady; turkeys, 14c;
chick ene. 13e; sprlnga r01Sc.
VEAl-fsteady; &o tt eo-lb. wts., 3U4e;
60 to 86-lb. wts., 6-37c; 86 to 110-lb. wts.,
;-S9c. t
t. hicajro Reicelpts Today : Wheat, 149 ears;
corn. 2.A cars; oata. 14n cars. Estimated
tomorrow: Wheat. 78 cars; corn, 180 cars,
oata, 108 cars.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatloa mt the ' Day aa Tarioa
Corn mod I tl.
NEW YORK. May 10. FliOVR Market
steady: spring patents, KSMif.lO; winter
straights. H8f '34.00; winter patenta, tt-Onvjl
4 40; spring clears, $3.764-10; winter ex
tras. No. 1, 33 80-9.3.60; winter extras.
2. 33.1n3.2o; Kansas straights. t4.1F4 30.
Ry flour, firm; fair to good, 34.601.15;
choice to fancy, $4.8655.25.
CORNMEaL Market firm; fine, whit
and yellow, $1.16gl. 30; coarse, fl.l01.16;
kiln dried. 32.95.
WHEAT Spot market strong: No. 8 red.
97c, elevator, and 88dc. f. o. b.. afloat: No.
1 northern Duluth. 31.087,4e. f. o. b.. afloat.
In the futures market there was a sharp
return today, followed by strong northweet
markets and advices about hot winda In
Oklahoma. Cables were up on crop com
plaints from southeastern Europe, but ex
porters remained Indifferent. The local
market olosed i-SlWo net higher. May
closed at 96c; July, 94V; September,
93Hc
CORN Spot market firm; export, new.
No. 3. 69c, nominal, f. o. b.. afloat. Fu
tures market was without transactions,
closing c net higher. May closed at 80c:
July, B9c.
OATS Spot market firm. Futures mar
ket was without transactions, closing
nominal.
HAY-Market steady: crime. 81.86431.40:
No. 1. $1.25; No. 8, $1.16L20; No. 8. $1.361.40.
HIDES Market, dull; Central America,
30c; Bogota, 22,c.
LEATHER Market steady: seconda.
21ig23c; thirds. 19320c; rejects, 148:16c.
r"KOVIsiON8 Pork, market steady;
me.-s. $18.00i2jl8.60; . family, $14.0ta14 60;
short clears, $16. OOrS 18.00. Beef, steady;
mess, $13.001013.60; family, $14.03H6.00; beef
hama. $2.0tVa 28.00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds, $11.00)12.50;
Eickled hams, 10 to 14 pounds, $11.76(912.60.
rd, firm: middle west prime. M.16
8.25; refined, steady; continent, $8.56; 8otith
8.20; refined, steady; continent, $8.65; South
America. $9.40; compound, $7.07.
TALLOW Market quiet; prime city,
6 15-4 6c; country, 6Q-6c.
Corn and Wheat Rearion Bulletin.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a. m. Wednesday, May 10. 19U,
OMAHA DISTRICT. '
np. Italn
. Mtn. fall Sky.
69 .00 Clear
65 . 00 Clear
66 .00 Clear
62 .00 ,. Pt. cloudy
7 .00 Clear
.00 Clear
65 .00 Clear
60 .00 Pt. cloudy
85 .00 Clear
V 68 .00 Clear
62 .00 pt. cloudy
M .no Cloudy
66 .no Cloudy
. 5 .00 Clear
M .00 Clear
66 .00 Clear
M .00 Clear .
62 .00 Clear .
58 .00 Clear
68 .00 Cloudy,
Station XMax.
Ashland, Neb... 86
Auburn, Neb..i 91
Columbua, Neb... hi
Ctilhertson, Neb.. 97
Fairbury, Neb... 91
Fairmont, Neb...-88
Or. Island, Neb.. 92
Hartington. Neb. 94
Hastings. Neb.... 96
Holdrege, Neb... 97
No. Platte, Neb. 94
Oakdale. Neb 92
Omaha, Neb.....'. 88
Tekamah. Neb... 87
Valentine,' Neb.. 90
Alta, la 90
Carroll. la... 83
Clarlnda. Ia 91
Sibley. Ia 90
Slpux Ctty, Ia..-. 88
Minimum, temperature
for twelve-hour
period ending at. 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
. No. of Temp
District. I 8 tat ion Max. Mln.
Rain
fall
Columbus, O....... 17
Louisville. Ky 30
Indianapolis, Ind.. 11
Chicago, 111 25
St. Louis, Mo 25
Pes Moines. Ia.... 17
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb II
80 66 .00
84 66 .00
84 : 68 .40
82 66 .60
88 62 . 00
88 64 . 00
86 64 . 40
90 - 64 . 00
63 .00
. The weather ia warmer
portion of . the corn and
In the eastern
wheat region.
High temperatures prevailed throughout
the western portion Tuesday, but much
colder la moving In over that portion this
morning. Showers were quit general In
the Minneapolis and Chicago districts.
St. I.oal General Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 10. WHEAT Steady:
track, No. 8 red, 9192c; No. 8 hard, 90
$9c.
CORN Higher; track No. 2. 64C64c:
No. 2 white. M&5oc
FLOUR Steady ; red winter patents, $4.30
Hj-fu; extra rancy and straight, $3,603-4.10;
nara winter Clears, iz.ffutro.i&,
SEED Timothy. $5.00tjit.50.
CORNMEAL-82.60.
BRAN Weak; aacked, east track, $1,129
J. IS.
HAY Firm; timothy, $l.5n8.0; prairie.
$12.5015.50. .
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing. 18.00.
Lard, higher; prime steam.. $7.72j7.82.
Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra
shorts. $8.80; clear ribs, $8.50; short clears,
$8 76. Bacon, unchanged; boxed eatra shorts,
$9.60; clear ribs, $9.60; short clears, $9.76.
Recelpta Shipments
Flour, bble.
Wheat, bu.
Com, bu. .,
Oats, bu. ..,
7.000
.22 000
.61.000
.70,000
K.OTJ
82.000
86.000
.
Kansas City Grain and Prorrl$on.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 10 WHEAT
Cash, steady; No. 2 hard, 88V4S97c: No. 3,
S6ffj'95c; No. 8 red, 9091c; No. 3, 87gS9c.
tXJRN Steady ; No. I mixed, 62c; No. 3
mixed, 62c; Np. $ white, 62c; No. 3 white,
62c.
OATS Unchanged: No,' 3 white, 82
8Sc; No. 3 mixed, Slffc,
RYE No. 2, 96o&1.00.
HAT Steady; choice timothy, $16.00(316.50:
choice prairie, $12.&013.00.
Recelpta Shipments.
Wheat 24.0OO 93.000
Corn 28,0) g7.ft
Oats 4.000 13,000
MlnneapolU Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 10. WHEAT May,
96Sc; July, 97SWc; September. 9144C91;
No. 1 hard, $1.00; No. 1 northern, 98c
$1.00; No. t northern. 958ie8c; No. I
93-ff96Hc.
SEED Flax closed at $2.64.
CORN No. $ yellow, 611,
OATS-No. $ white. 8132o. '
RYE No. 2, $104.
B A R LEY 65c $1.00.
B RAN $J1.60-g 22.00.
FLOUR First patents, $4 OOifM.W: second
ratents, $4.60g4 80; first clears, $3.1023.66;
second clears, $2.103.86.
I'lre-rpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 10-WHEAT-Spot.
easy; No. t red western, winter, no stock;
No. I Manitoba. 7s 6d; No. $ Manitoba,
Te tA futures steady; May 6a 11 d; July
6s H,d; October. 6s 8Sd.
CORN Spot. American mixed, new, no
stock; American mixed, old, quiet; 6s td
new American klln-drled. steady; 6s lld
futurea, firm; July, 4 $d; September, ts
Hd.
Dwlatfc. Grain Market.'
DULUTH. May 10. WHEAT No. 1
northern on track and to arrive, $1 00; No
3 northern. 97-pWHe; Mav, 9c; July.
9ei399-c. bid; September. 92o.
OATS 830.
Pcorta Market.
PEORIA. May 10 CORN Higher; No 1
yellow, 63o; No. 3 yellow. 62c; No. $
mixed. 6Ic; No. 4 mixed. 610.
OATS Higher; standard, 33c; No. $ white,
$2c
C Of tee Market.
NEW YORK; May ' 10. -Coffee futures
opened steady at a decline of 3 point on
November, but unchanged to 1 point up
for new months. Trading waa very quiet
at the start and the market developed no
activity during the day., but prices eased
off under scattered realising In the ab
sence of support. The close was easy at
a net decline of $ to 12 polnta Pale were
24.760 bags. May, 10 46c; J una. 10.43c; Julv.
10 41c; August, 10S2c, Mej.tember. IAITc
October. 9 97c: November. $91c; December,
9 8.se; January. 884c; February and March.
l6Te; April, c. Havre wa franc net
lower. Hamburg to pfg. net higher.
Rio unchanged at 60.
Receipt at th two Brajrillan points
were 8.0t baga. agalnet $.800 last year. New
York warehouse deliveries were 4 bag,
against T.144 last year. It is reported that
tne shipments of th valorlxatlon coffeo
held la London to Ner York have start eu,
with about 154.&00 bags now on its way
her.
Spot off quiet Rio No T. 11V; Santos
No 4. Ua Mold dull; Cordova. UflUc,
Bomlnal. . ...
NE WYORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Slugfishnesi Prevail in Market Again
Durhig; Day.
OUTLOOK IN GENERAL IS BAD
Heaa y I ndertoae Inscribed ae Being
Dae to Dex-llne In General Basl
aes and ( nsa t lafaetory
Political Condition.
NEW TORK. May 10.-K1tigirlhnes pre
vailed In th. stock market again todav.
The heavy undertone was described as
being due to the cumulative effect of the
decline In general business and the unsat
isfactory politics! outlook. Reduction of
railroad dividends was another unfavora
ble farter, yesterday's cut by the Boston
Maine being followed today by similar
action on the part of Vandalla. a subsi
diary of the Pennsylvania svetem. Penn
sylvania sold below 123 for the first time
Ince 19"!. New York, New Haven Hart
ford fell nearly $ points today, presumably
on account of the change In pavment of
Boston A Maine stock, of which It is a
large holder. The sentimental effect on
the market ae a whole was regarded as
f greater significance than the action of
the storks directly concerned.
Publication of the monthly statement of
the) unfilled orders of the Vnited States
Bteel corporation did not rouse the market
from Its Inertia, the price of I'nlted States
Bteel Itself scarcely moving when the an
nouncement was made that unfilled ton
nage at the end of April was 228.000 tnns
leas than at the close of the preceding
month. Trading In bonds was small and
somewhat Inactive today, but the volume
of business wss still much below that
reached a short time ago and It seemed
probable that a recession from the recent
high lea-el was to be exceeded.
Railroad bonds were easy. Total sales,
par value. $3.440mo. fnlted States govern
ment bonds, unchanged.
Number ot sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follow-s: ,
Sale. mh. Uw. Cm.
ama-rnaimers pfa ..... too
Amala-amatM rvpper l.Jni)
American Agiictiltural .... ftno
A marl ran Beet Sosar. ...... 1,100
Aaftarlnan Clan , ino
American C. A F 100
American Ootum Oil to
American H. A I pli
Am. Ice Securities Vt
American L,lnaee4 100
ja
t
17
M14
a4
41
I''
H
tm
'li',
u
MS
M
4S
11'
M
' U
II
31
11
74
'104
l4
47t4
lit
M
H
'"
11
American LorometlT ...
American 8. A R
Am. 8. A R pM
Am. Bteel Foandrlas. . . . . ,
Am. 8uar Refining
American T. A T
American Tobacco sfd....
American Woolen
Anaoonda Mining Co....
Atchlaon , ,
Atohlaoa j16 ,
Atlantlo Coast un
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem tteal
Brooklyn RapM Tr
CnaiMaa Faclfie
Central Leather
Oetral baather eM
CVatral ef Ne Jaraey...
ChaaapeaJcs A Ohio
Chlcaao A Alton
Chlcaco Great Weatern..
C O. W. pli
Chlcaao A NY W
C, M. A It.
C . C. C. A 8t. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Gas
Oira Products
Delaware A Hudenn,,i,.
Danrar A Rio Onuide...
00 T4V4 74
117
ltV4 144
SI4 7S,
l.loO 147S
300 M
74
I1014
1034
IO414
Sl4
7,4
V
n
174
7i
an
JH14
4H,
144
11 Mi
4
19
tm
I4.1t
1S
14.414
ii
4
I44
8! '4
49 .
1SS4
124(4
'4
iss's
It
' t'
124(4
1414
,
14
ia
1:114
44
104
14 V4
in
US',
8814
44
4HS
1.1M4
H
514
1" S,
1.200 11014
100 10314
110
10s t.
IO0 1
l.loo 7a4
1,300
31
714
m
00 7 T4
&00 148
1.700 14
144S
11
1,400 lit
104 1
1444
14H
D. A R. O pfd
Platlllare- ItnrltlH too
Krle u.inpi
Erie let sfd i.mio
Erla d pro 100
If
114
44
8414
156 14
I2914
II
(0
l4'
General lactrlo
Great N'ortharn pfd ,
Great Northern Ore etfa. .
rillnola Ontral
Interboroufh Met ,
Int. Met. pfd..
International Harvester ..
Int. Martna ptd
International oPaper
International 'runp
Iowa Central .,;
Kanaaa City 80
K. J. So. ptd
Laclede Gaa ,
Loulavlll A Naahrllla...
Minn. A St. Loula ,
M , St. r. A S. 8. M
M., K. A T
400 IM14
MO 12
104 1114
1.1O0 44
1,000 127t
00 14
0 M,
00 40
104 H'4
It
M
lUVs
14 ,
H
40
1414
too 101114
too 1 tli 14
TK 1U4
IO4-4
HM4
HI,
lute
M . K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Paclflo lot
National Blacult
National -ijad
an
4S
N. PL R. of M. Id ptd..
New Tors ('entrain
N. T., O.'A W
Norfolk Ar-Waatera
POO 13
TOO 104'4
100 41 (a
" s
10414
4214
4
00 iOt IK14
North American ,.. too
Northern Paetfio 1,400
78
7J
78
14
12444
154
w
12 1'4
104
4
1
98
140
at
raeifio Mn . 1
Pennaylvmnls
P-aople-s Oaa
P.. a. C St. b
Pltteburf Coal
Preaaed Steal Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Spring....
Reading
IRapubllo 81ml
.Republic Steel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Reek Ialand 0. pfd
St. U A . T. Id pfd....
St. Loula 8 W
St. L. A W! pfd
Sloaa-Sheffield a A I....
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bo. Railway pfd ,
Tennessee (apper .......
t,0 128 121S
104 1014 IO414
400
KID
too
100
I4.
4 UVk
14044 140
33 14 4214
n.100 lnl,
4,800 80
00 134
404) 1944
164 S 15444
V Xf 4
3
8
41
40
80
4t
114
17
US
14
84
1
48
17
75
19
74
llk
44
6M
14S
4
on
44
74
414
174
4
1.804 1144,
1,100 J8
3,100 KI,
11414
r
44
'iiai
U
1744,
84k
'is '4
7444
11S44
44
69
16
ti"
'74
Taaaa A Pacific 400
T , St. L, A W 400
T., St. L. A W. pfd
Union PaclHe II, 100
t'nlos Parlna pfd 6O0
t'nlted States Realty
Vnltad States Rubber 100
failed States 9teel M.KOO
V. A Steal pfd 1.100
TJtaa Copper 100
V a. -Carolina Chemical 1.
Wabaah 100
W aim lb vta
Waa tarn Maryland A 104
Weatinshouee Blactrte
Weatern Union M
W'4
IMk
177 4.
414 -
8fil4
74T4
111 .
444
4014
14S4
'iii
Wheeling U B....
Lenish valley
.. 400 174t4
1734,
Total sales for the dajr, 1st, too shares.
New York Most ,y Market.
NEW YORK, May 10. MONEY On call,
steady; Mj-2H per cent; ruling rate 4 per
cent: closing bid, 24 per cent; offered at
24j per cent. Time loana. easy; sixty days,
!j per cent: ninety days, 2 per cent; six
months, t per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER SH4T4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at S4.S460
for-, sixty-day bills and at $4.8646 for de
mand.' Commercial bills, 14 8374.
BII.VER Bar, MHe; Mexican dollars. 45c.
BONDS Government steady; railroad,
easy.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
V. t. ref. la. rag... .141 Int. M. M, 4s 44
4e coupon 101 ejapan 4a ; 8844
tj. ( la, rag 101 do 4a M
da coupon im R. c. So. 1st 8a...'.. 73
C. 8. a, raf ... 11444 U 8. deb. 4a 1881.... 4
de coupon 114 U A N. nnl. 4a 44
Allla-Chal. 1st la.... 74 m k A T 1st 4a. 47
Ana. As 4a 101 d en. 4a 17V
Am. T A T. ct. 4s.. 110 Mo. Pacific 4a 77
Am. Tobacco 4s 14 N. R. R. ef M. 4i !
do 4a 1T N. Y. C. g. 84
Anuaur a is aiss- -no aen. aa uu
Atrhleon gen.
. "N. T . N. H. A H.
.110 or a, Uaii
.111 K. A w. lat e. 4... a
. 4t d ev 4a lo
. No. Paclflo 4a 100
. l do ta 71
. 11 O. S. X,. rfds. 4a K
. M '4 Penn. tr, 8s 1114... 47
o de con. 4a 104
. Heading ten. 4a 4
do ev. 4a,.....;..
do ev. oa
A. C. L lat la ...
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do 8s
do 8. W. 8a...
Brook. Tr. ev. 4a..
Can. of Oa. 4a....
On. Leather la
C!. ef f. J. a te.
11244 St. L. A S P. ff. 4a. r
Che. A Ohio 4a...l01 de gen.
te 84
00 rer. as t St l s.
w. e. 4a.
C-hlraao A A. 8a 44 a, tM gold 4a
. tl
. 7
. !
. 7
. 4474
.10
. 74
.102
.10
. 7
.104
.10
lot
.104
. 44
. 17
. y
. 13
, w
a.-, a. a w j. a e s A. U 4s ,
do gen. 4s 7 s. Pee. col. 4a.
C. M A 8 P. g ra t de ev. 4a
C. R I. A P. c 4a. T de lat ref. 4a...
de rfg 4a ajia. So Railway la...
c-nlo. Ind. la 74 do gwn. 4a ,
Telo. Mid. 4a 48 Vnloa Pacin, 4a..
1 ar e. r. m e aa saaa ao ev. 4.
D. A H.
de lat A
D. A R. O. 4s
de ref. la
MatlHer- ta
Brie p. I. 4s
do ses. 4a
de ev. 4a. ear. A..
do series B ,
Gen. Clao. ev. Is...
1 r. S Rubber 4a
11 L, I. tael Id U .
7T Va..rr. Caan ta
84 Wasaafa 1st ts
74 da let A ex. 4s...
T Weetara Md. 4a
78 Waat moo. ev. to
1S4 Wis. Cjjotraj 4a
111. Cn. 1st raf. ta 17
7!
Ma Pea. cv. Is
Int. Met 4a ...
Bid. Offeree:
ew York Csrb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
itiatan er nryan memnara Nv York
Ftock exchange, 115 South Sixteenth street.
Am. Tebaeee
.441 Lares
44
11
44
1
4
1
108
148
Bay State Oaa.,
Butt OaJttlos
Cactue
Chief rem
Pavta-Dalr
Ely cnlrsl . . . .
Elr Con
Olroux
Belatoat
., 44 New. Cons
.. It Kerada-ttah
..II OMe Oopper
.. i Rawblds Cbelltlos
.. 1 Pay Oetral
.. I fain Pkl Co
.. 10 Seara-Roebuck Co
.. 1 Superior A Ptttsoorg 14
.1 I 14 l nita4 Oboper 14
.. 4 OJibwar 4W
Oreaa Cas
laapumjlaa
seat pall
Loeal S w M 1 1 e.
Quotations furnished by Bum. Brink or
Co. 449 New Omaha National bank
building:
, Bid- Ask.
Aeerr A On. sloek .. lo
(BnuUataell f 4 . Jug
' a; s as: ;g iF;;
If 4
1"4I4
M
iaH
l
ion
' 1"
"1
lo
10
T
loo
"
"4
44
I
101
10114
MV,
101
Corn Kirhinrs N.fl P.ns stofh
tnTer I Qtnn Strk Y- fit tork....
Eaut St L A ub M. 1912
I- .lrnt-.nt Creimerf let rr cut.,
r.irntni Creamery sM, 1 per rent...
!na ruttUnrt Cmnt lt m. - te
K C... M. O 4 MM.
Kafiui I tly Stock Tr!
Kintm O A F. 1 rr ent pM
Omiht Water 8a. 1W4
Omaha C. B 5t. Ky. h. 1M
Oia.ha A C. B t R. f rr cent
Omaha A C. B t Ky , com
Omaha A C. B. B A B
Omaha Oaa fa. 1917
P.ltt A Co la, t14
Fouth Omaha, f-lty of. tta
Vnlon stock Tar4a afock
la Memorial Hoapital a
"4
M
.
M
n
utt
li
t '
17
100 Si
ft'
100
London tlnalng stocks.
leONPON. May 10. American securities
opened steady and advanced on fair buying
during the firet hour At noon the mar
ket waa steady and from l to higher
than yesterday's New York closing.
London rloslnk stock quotations:
Ceneole. money .. 1 t-14 Leularllla A Naatl..1S0vtJ
do account tl t-14 Mo., Kan. A Teaa. ?S
Amal Copper 44t X Y l entral loja
Aoaconda t Norfolk A Western . 1"
Atchison 11S eo pld to
do pfd 104 Ontario A Weatern.. 4a
Baltimore A Ohto...1'i7S Pennsylvania asi
Canadian Pacific ..Itou, Hand Mlnea 1
Cbeaapeake A Ohio.. M Reading 711
Chi. Great Weatarn.. n Southern Railway .. la(
Chi , Mil A 8t. P..1JJ4 do pfd n
tte Beera 1. Southern Paclfle ....ins
Denver A Rio O " Lnlon Paclflo 1214
do pfd S do ptd
Erie l: t S. Steel T
do lat pfd do pfd Ill
do Id pfd 81 Wabash ii
Grand Trunk t4s do pfd If
Illinois Central 141
81I.VKR Bar, steady at 244d per ounce.
MONEY lU'l'i per cent.
The rate ot discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills is 2V,g)
2 3-16 per cent.
Boston Stork and Bonds.
BOSTON, May 10 Closing quotation
stocks were as follows: ,
Allouei 81 "Mohawk .-.
Amal. Copper di'VJ Nevada Con
A. Z. L. A 8 2i MplsHns Mlnea ....
Artanna Com :.. lo. North Butte
Atlantic 514 North lk
B A C. r. A 8. M. 12i Old Dominion
Butie Coalition "17 Oareoia
Cal. A Arlsona 4!' Parrotl S. A C
Cel. A Hecla 4K6 Qulncy
Centennial 18 Shannon
Copper Kange C. C. ao Hupertor
East Butte C. M 11 Superior A B. M....
Franklin 14 Superior A P. C
Olroux Con S74 Tamarack
Cranny Con .11. V. ' 8. R. R. A M..
Greene Cananea 4 do pfd
Isle Koyalla Copper. H T'tah Con
s on
. It
. 1IH
,. 10
. 17
. 4
. !
. M
. 11
. 44
. 14
. 81
. 81
. 14
. 84
. 84
. 46
14
. 44
. 4
.104
I Kerr Lake sy t'tah Copper Co
ua topper 31 wtnona
Salle Copper .... H Wolverine
Miami Copper , 194
Aaked. 'eBld.
New York Mining; Stock.
NEW YORK, May 10. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice 200 'Little Chief
.. I
..170
..1M
. .200
..100
.. 44
Com. Tunnel stuck.. 2n
Mexican
do bonds
it Ontario
V. Ill Ophlr ..:
Con Cal
Horn Silver
23
Standard
Iron Stiver ...
Leadvllie Con.
offered.
.140
. 10
Yellow Jacket
.OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
ROTTER creamery. No. 1 delivered te
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 24c;-No.
2. In 80-1 b. tubs. 22c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
22c; packing stock, solid pack, 13c; duiry,
In 00-lb. tuoa, 14olec; market change every
1 uet-day
CHEKSE Twins, 14415c; young Amerl
cas, liijjliVic; daisies, 16c; triplets. 16;
llmberger, 18c; No. 1 brick. IbVs; Imported
few las, ic; dua.ee tic Bwlsa Ua; block atwua.
lc. . '
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under I lbs
IS 00 per dox. : hens. 16c; cooks. 12c; ducks!
fOc; geese, 16c; turkey. 26c; pigeons per
dor. II. a), homer equabs. per doa, 44.00:
fancy squabs, per oor., 13.60; No 1 per
dog., t3.0u Alive Broilers, 36c, 1 to 1
lbs., and 1 to 2 lbs , 2tc; smooth legs, 14o:
bens, 12c, staga lOo; old roosters, so; old
clucks, full feathered, 13 c; geese, full
feathered, 6c-; turkeys, lie; guinea fowls.
20o each; pigeons, per do.. 0a; boroer.
per dox., I3.u0; squabs. No. 1. par doa!.
11.20; No. 2. per djs . 0O0, taapoaa, vr i
lb.. 14c: old turkeys '4.
V BEEF CUTS Ribs; No 1, lie; No 1
ll"c; No. 3, Uc Loins: No. 1, USv; No 2.
iTat. e, uih muLaa; i o. x. 7C; NO. 2.
7c; No. 3. 7c Bound: No. 1, 4c; No. 2.
ij; No. 8. 9o- Plat: No. J, JVsc; No. 2,
6c; No. S, 6c.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel. o; white, lie:
pike, 14c; trout, llci large crappies, tapMcl
npanlsn rnat-Karel. 1SV; eel. lec; baddock
12c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 16c; roi
tlied, 21 cacti; snatl roe, per palrT 56c; frog
rags, per dos.i loc; salmon, 10c; halibut, 7c;
herrlnK. 7c. .... .
FRUITS Apple: Kansas Pippins and
Jonathans, 4 tier, per box, 22.60; Kanaaa
Ganoa. per box, 12. M. Bananas: Fancy se
lect, per bunch, $2 252.61); Jumbo, bunoh.
22 7&S3 75. Dates: Anchor brand, new 20
1-lb, pks. In boxes, per box, $2.00; hulk In
70-lb. boxe3, per lb., io. Figs: Turk sh
7-crown, per lb., 16c; 5-crown. per lb. 14c-4-crown.
per lb.. 13c. Orapo Fruit: Florida'
64-64-iO sixes, per box, ".00; 36-46 sixea, per
box, 14 60. Lemons: Limonelra biand ex
tra fa, icy, 300-360 siipb, per box. 25.60; 240
Bixe, 6)o per box lesi. Oranges: Camella
Rtdlands Navels, al B)ie, per box, I3 60T
2.75; fancy navels. eW-12fi sixes, 23 26; 160
and smaller sizes. 23.5i7'3 75; California
Jaffa oranges, ISO and larger sizes, per
box. S3.su; 17n and smaller sizes, per box
13 50. rineapples: 24-30-36 sips, per crate'
$4 76. strawberries: Arksnras. per 34-qt'
case, $'.00, Tenneesee, p r 24-qt. case. $3 25
Cj .'.50
VEGETABLES Beens: String and wax
ptr hamter, H.50. Bfeta: Pep bu.. 75c. Cab
bage: California and Texas, new, per lb.
240. Carrots: Per lb.. 2c. Cucumbers: Hot
house, l'i: and 2 dozen In box, per dos
$150. Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dog!
$180. Garlic: Extra fancy, white, per lb
15c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per dos.,
46c. Onions: Texas Hermuda. white, per
erata,- $2 26; yellow.- per crate, $2 00. Onion
sets: mtf, per nu., xi lbs., $1.75; vellow
per bu., 32 lbs., $1.00; red, per bu., 82 lbs '
$125. Paisley: Fanry eodthern, per dor!
bunches, 60c Parsnips: P?r lb., 2c. Pota
tcos: Iowa and WisconBin. white stock, per
bu.,- IKigflOc; Colorado, per bu., $1.00; new
stock, per lb , 6c; per hamper. $2.76. Ruta
bagas: Per lb.. lo. Tomatoes: Florida
per 6-bsk. crate, fancy, $400; choice, $!l.5o!
Turnips: Per bu.. 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: California
solt shell, per lb., Uc; in sack lots, lc lees.
Baasil Num- Per lb., Uc in sack lots, lc
less. Cocoanuts: Per sack. $5 00: per dos
75c. Filberts. Per lb.. 14c; In sack lots, lo
lesa- Hlckorynuts: Large, per lb., 6c: small,
per lb., 6c. Peanuts: , RoasKd. per lb , Sc;
raw, per lb 6Hc. Pecans: 1 arte, per lb.,
16c; In aack lois, lc less. Walnuts: Black:
per lb.. 2'c: California, per In.. lc; In
sack lots, lc less. Cider: New York, Mott'e,
per bbl., $6.76. Honey: New, 24 frame.
$3.75.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May- 10.-COTTON Th
market opened steady at a decline of 1
point to an advance of 8 polnta. May being
lower In response to the cables, while later
months reflected a renewal of the covering
movement and right after the .opening all
old orop positions sold into new htgh
ground for the season. August was partic
ularly active and strong, advancing to
16 26c, or 17 points above the closing fig
ures of yesterday and while the weather in
the south was fa ora"ble, new crop posi
tions sold about IO& 12 points net higher
during the early trading. The feature of the
early trading waa tha scare of August
shorts.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids: . May. 15.47r: June. 15.52c; July, 16.5:ic;
August, 15.26c; September, 13.64c; October,
13.01c; November. 12 flic; December. 12. 9uc;
January. 12c; March. 12.96c.
ST. LOUIS, May 1 COTTON Market
unchanged; middling, 15o; sales, 32 bales;
receipts. 1.991 bales; ahipojiAnU. 2.754 bales:
stock, 16,243 bales.
New York cotton market, as furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members of New York
Cotton exchange. 315 South Sixteenth street:
Month. I Close I High. I Low. Close. lYes'y.
May ... 15 51 16 SO 16 4 15 4i 13 6J
Julv ... 15 62 ID 73 16 59 15 59 15 6
August 16 11 15 25 15 10 15 24 16 OS
Oat. ... 12 86 13 10 12 94 13 01 12 93
Evaporated Apple and Drlead Fralt.
NEW YORK, Mav 10. EVAPORATED
APPLES Inactive, but prices ar firm on
small offerings: on the spot, fancy, 14Vt9
16o ; choloe. l$jM4c: prime, 13c.
DRIED FRUITS Prune. scare and
prices firm; 8H1Slic for Callfornlaa up to
ftMO. and 114fil4n for Oregon from $ to
3K. Apricots, firm on small stocks and
bullish "advice from the cnaat: choice.
Ifiifrloci extra choice. 15tjM5e; fancy. lJp
J'i1-.f. Peaitea aie firm with a fairly
active oonicsuc ana export aemana; choice.
o'a'j&V-.c: extra choice, 9i lc Raisins are
quiet, hut prli-ea are very firmly held In
sympathy -aith the cosst. - Loose Musca
tels ar quoted at 5t7c; cholc to fancy
seeded, 7-rftr; eeodlee. 6,iic ; Lopdon
layer. $l.u 4o '
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE May 14 WHEAT No. 1
northern. IIG4gio4'; No. 2 northern. $1.02
ijtoiS; Mav. Wc; July. iTSc,
OATS Standard. S2c. '
BARLEY Mai tlD(, li-OOJlOi.
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Beceipti Large and Pricei Slow
to Lower.
HOGS GO IN TUESDAY'S NOTCHES
Sheen ill I.amH Artlwa Keller aad
Price Show aa Advance of Tea
to Flfteea feat Orel
Taesday.
FOUTH OMAHA. May Id. 1911.
Receipts were: Csttle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Mondar 3 ?0 $.925 6.714
Official Tuesday .3rt7 10.05 7 h29
Estimate Wednesday 4m 11.300 6.500
Three days this week.. 14.677 25.20 19.74
Pam days last week. . . .12 6r7 29 W2 21. 231
Ssme. rlav $ weeks ago.. 11.577 39.1 26
Same days $ weeks ago..l4.7T7 21.W IA!
Pame days 4 weeks ago. .14.530 31.057 2n.lt
Psme days last yesr 12.764 19.393 21. HO
The following table shows the receipts
of csttle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date aa compared with last
yr: - 1011 1010. inr.
V,m,tl STIMTO 3F7.S95 15.67
943.248 76S.&77 174.2M
"heep f434.698 641.PS9 92,708
Th following table shows the range of
prlcee on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons :
Datee. uu. 1910. 11909. !1M. I1JOT. IlWsJ.llSftS.
May
May
May
May
Vay
May
May
May
1.
2
$.
a95!
T 011
T 04
7 001
5 411 ( 24 I 2t 6 It
6 Ml 241 f'l I 11
I I W ( 171 S 19
I 24)1 f 9&i ( 211 ( 25
..I 6 74 I 011
6 8 941
4 .
5..
&..
T...
...
6 m 1 001
6 fiosl 9 191
t 31
I 161 6 90
I 66S
9 271
9 lgl
94
6 86
97
S 371 8 24
6 23
e .14 e ti
6 34 25!
I IS
21 6 17
21 6 11
S 7Bt
1-774
May
9 14'
6 39 ft 261
I ft 831
May 10.
6 7H1 9 26! ?!
ft 241 t 19
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition or live stock at
the lnlon Stock yards. South Omsha, for
terday " boUT ndln At 3 p. m. yee-
RECEIPTS.
n . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. A St. P 12 2 2
Wabash 4 3
Missouri Pacific 74"
Union Pacific $4 62 i
C. A N. V east 6 1
C. A N. W.. west 62 61
C. Pt. P.. M. O It 4
C, B. A Q., east 2 2
C B. A Q.. west 16 82
C, R. I. A P., east 21 .. "
V . R. I. A P.. west 1 1
Illinois Central 1 4
c. g. w i I ;;
Total receipts hi i6 21
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packng Co tflft 1.132
Swift and Company 9W 2.61S
Cudahy Packing Co 1,196 3.W0
Armour Co 704 3,077
Hhwartx-Bolen Co 842 '
Murphy 599
Kry Packing Co t 142
Union Dressed Beef Co.. 22
J. H. Bulla 14
MeCreary A Carey So
Mo. A Kanf Calf Co....... 1
Other- buyers 460
Totals 4.077 11,421 4.813
CAT I LK Receipts of cattle were very
liberal again today. 176 car being re
ported In. This brings the total for the
three days up to 14. Sou head, a gain of 2.O-0
head over last week and of about 1,000
neaa over ins corresponding week a year
ago. At the same time other market
polnta were reported as well supplied with
cattle and with prices everywhere showing
more or less weaaness. tne result was a
very slow and dull market at this point
ami tne iorenoon wss wen advanced, in
fact, it was well along toward mlddav be
fore enough business had been transacted
to really make a market.
The general feeling on beef steers was
weak to aa much as 10c lower, the decline
being equally distributed among the dif
ferent kinds, but with heavy cattle the
hardest and slowest to sell. Light cattle,
unless well fattened yearlings, were also
siow ana lower.
Good,' light cows and heifers were about
steady, out anything heavy or coarae wa
weak to loo lower.
There were only a few stockers and feed
ers In sight and there, waa not much
change Is the -market on-that kind. -.
yjuoiatlons on Cattle Good to chdlce
beer steers, $6.80ig.00; fair to good beet
steers, $6.0005.60; good to choice heifers.
$6.00itf6.66; good to cholc cows, $4.76ft6.2fi;
fair to good cow and heifers, $4.20-4.T6;
common to fair cows and heifers, I2.76(fj)
4.76; good to cholc stockers and feeders,
I6.2o4hi.Mi; fair to good stockers and feed
ers, $6.00Q6.26; common to fair stockers
and feeders, $4.26i8o.26; ctock heifers, $425
iift.OO; veal calves, $4.2-O0; bulls, stags,
etc., $3.76600.
Representative sales:
BEEF 6TEER3
Mo.
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4
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...1061
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... 171
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4 IS
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4 44
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144
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141
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144
144
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111
140
140
114
170
10
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4 60
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I 71
4 44
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4 60
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1.
STOCK ER AND FEEDEHS
T4 I 04 T 441 1 10
I 474 I 10 I U I 10
, HOGS Business in the hog yards had
plenty of voltme and plenty of life this
morning, but only ruled about steady
Over 11 000 head of animals arrived, weiglrls
ranging fiom light bacon to heavy lard of
ferings aa usual. All buyers were out In
the allays esriy and mul of the regulars
bought freely. By 10 30 o'clock packers'
pens war well filled and selling pens were
practically all vacated.
Orders from speculative traders had no
appreciable Influence upon the general
trade, as less than 10 per cent of receipts
moved en outside account, Snreads be-
taaen bacon, butcher and lard offerings
held at recent narrow margins and there
was little discrimination between various
weights. A growing scarcity nf rea ly
heavy hoars In the far of a broadening de
n and for lard Is partly responsible for tn
development of a four and f)v-piic mar
ket now existtrg
Weighty butchers and heavies ranged
around $S.?tge 75. th same as yesterday,
and good butchers sold at or near $6 SO.
best light asumal available brought aa
much as $6. So. a figure identical with yes
terday top.
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6HK.I1JP Msrkets similar to today's trade
In the sheep barn have been rare this sea
son. The session was one or llvelv trs
at higher prices, practically everything oA
sale moving at advances 01 iini.v. hi
erats supplies proved a local reason for
Improvement, but should not be credited
with all of bullish reaction, as general
conditions lately have helped considerably
to put the market In henlthler form. A
big decrees In the eastern supply of
calvef. causing veal to become a leee Im
portant competitor of mutton In retail cir
cles, has produced a natural revival of de
mand, aa well as the fact that froien
stocks are also beng eold out freely.
About twenty double of sheep and lambs
were Involved in the lO-ginc advance. Mexi
can wooled lamb were plentiful and old
sheep were relstlvely scarce. There were
no ewes of consequence on ssle and only a
limited offering of lambs minus fleece.
Mexican lambs sold as high aa $ S.Vn 40,
these prices calling for choice quality In
addition to good wool. Shorn lambs, west
erns, were good enough to command $5 20,
the highest price paid In over three weeks.
Shorn yearlings and wethers sold at $4 25
western lambs. $6.3666.tK; yearlings. $4.50'(i
5.00; wethers, $4 1574 66; ewes, $.1.fi5-ti4 .Ml ,
shorn Mexican lambs, $5.0fV?5.25; shorn
western lambs. $4.W1i6 20; common shorn
lambs, $4 6034 85; yearlings, shorn, $4.0i(
4 60; wethers, shorn, $3.9CK&-4.36; ewes, shorn,
$3.65H4.26.
Kepresenlative sales:
No. Ar. Pr.
1:4 western shorn lambs, culls.. t 3 75
600 Mexican lambs 73 6 00
7.11 Maxican lambs t 77 6 4-
131 Mexican lambs 77 30 .
IM western lamb, feeders 4 6 ty
25 western yearlings ...1 H7 4 2
2W western shorn lambs 76 6 00
2H western lambs 93 6 46
50! western shorn lambs .... 67 6 2i
2o0 weetern shorn Umbs K8 4 65
39 western shorn lambs, culls.. tiO 3 k
267
206 western shorn lambs 1
1(4) western wethers 127 . 4 60
224 western y its A w'thrs, shorn 37 - 4 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand lor Cattle Meady Hoas Are
. Weak sheep strong.
CHICAGO, May 10,-CATTLE-Recelpts,
W.0U0 head. Market steady to 10c lower;
beeves, $4.S)c.'jti.4;.; Texaa steers, $4.60f26.Go;
western steers, $4.80f(5.60; stockers and feed
ers, $4.005.65; cows and heifers, $2.40-36.66;
calves. RinHfti.Ho..
HOGS-Recelpl. 26,000 head. Market weak,
with early advance lfist; liglit, $5.9&ftt).2&!
mixed, $6.856.30; heavy, $6.7oif6.06; rough,
$A.70iii 6. 66; good to choice heavy, !5l.V(iH.0t;
pigs, $6.W.25; bulk of sales, $5.2036.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
head. Market strong; native, $3.10(4.70;
western. $3.2o4.76; yearlings, H.&Oyo.Ew; na
tive, $4,2644.60, western, $6.00(34.66.
St. Loots Lire Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS, May 10. CATTLE Reoolpts,
2,100 head, Including 100 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$5.7MjH. 00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$ 4Xya6.25; steers under L0u0 pounds, $6 00tt
6.26; stockers and feeders, $3.00426.60; rows
and heifers, t6.5ufi05; cannera, $3.(Kir-tf3.1o;
bulls, $3.7fi4i5.60; calves, $60ttti$.60; Texas
and Indian steers, $4.Wuu60, cows and
heifers. $.H.nOfi6.60.
HOGS Receipts, 1.400 head; market
steady; pik and lights. $6 6U!uti.30; pack
ers. $f.orrfjtU0; butchers and Beet heavy,
$.0fV6 6.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBfl-Recelpta, m
head; market steady; native muttons, $3 75
Qt.2r; lambs, $6. 7543. 2n; culls and bucks.
$3.00&3.50; stockers, $2.0033.00.
Kansas City t-l-re Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 10.-CATT1.E Re
ceipts. 6,500 head, Including 4 souther.,
market steady; dressed beef and expVrt
steers, $o.tv04.lO; fair to good, $6 20440 ff1.
western steers, $4.76'f5.76: Blockers -wt'1
feeders, $4.60gV0; southern steers, $4 13
6 60; southern cows, $3.2dHj4 76; native cows,
$ri.Omo.25; native heifers, $4.7534.00; bulls.
$4 20:'j6.26; calves. $4.60fli 7B.
HOGS Receipts, 19,000 head; market
strong to oc hiuher; bulk nf sales, $r frfo
6 00; packers and butchers, $6.7Va.ou,
lights. $6.2'ilfi0.
tiHEKP AND LAiTBS Receipts, 1 00
head; market steady; lambs. $5 2S-5i.S.'i;
yearlings, $4.50-56.36; wethers. $4.0034 40;
ewes, $3.6034.10; stockers and feeders, $300
63.60.
17.,
tl
11 ,
14
rtM.ou. one shipment or wooiea wetners ai-i
selling at the latter figure. CnmpleW
cieaiance OT all naxses 01 stoca, was mer.o
In very good season.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Sprlfjig
lambs. $j.00(i.00: Mexican lambs, $.(4nt. 1,
4
auii
a. .laaaeaata I.lva Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH, May 10. tATTLE
relnts IOO head. Market slow and d
steers, $4 60Qi.ou; cows ana neuers, youB
$.76; calves, $3 0rrg50.
HOGS Receipts, 6,600 head. Market
stead v; top, $4.00; bulk of sales, $.YS(Yjj5.s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
hesd. Market steady to 10c higher; Umbs,
la UUH4L(A.
Stock ta Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western inajacia -h-m "ai
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
ep.
1.600
South Omaha 4.UW 11.800 6.
gt. Josepn $, 6.600 1 fl
Kansas City s.wo lsunu it,ti
St. Louis 2.1' M0 600
Chlcaco 1.4J :6.0H) 1S.000
Totals
.33,600 62,600 41,100
Mrlal Market,
NEW YORK. May 10.-METAL8 Stand
ard copper, dull; spot and futures, $11. 40-$
11.76. London market quiet: spot, F,S 16e;
futures, UA 6s 3d. Lake copper, locally.
$12 37V812 50: electrolytic. $12 VW2 26; east
ing. Ill (tTWftiaOO Tin. quiet; apot and
futures. 441.tayn-42.60. London markt strong;
spot IIM He M: future. 18 1S Lead,
dull; $4 4.4 50 at New York; $4 20-94.80 at
East St. Louis. At Ix-ndon. M 3i Spelter,
easy; $6.4tv!A.46 at New York; $5 20-66.26 at
East St. Louis. At Londun, (24 7s M. An
timony, dull; Cookson s, $3.0ntf9 50. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, 46s In London. Lo
cally, Iron continued quiet; No. 1 northern
foundry. No. 1 southern foundry sjid No.
1 southern foundry soft. tl5.2f.43-U.TB; No. t,
northern foundry. $15.00-815.50.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. May 10.-DRY GOODS The
print cloth market has been active during
the day- and large sales have been mad
at slightly advanced prices. This buying
haa stimulated the demand for fine yarn
cloths for converting purposes and sale
on contract ar being mad. Jobbers ar
buying lightly. Clothiers report a fal
volume or sdvanca for fail.
X ewfoondlaad Mast Walt.
WASHINGTON. May 10 - Secretary KnoTt.
while ready to enter Into negotiations with
Newfoundland for a reciprocity ajrange
ment upon lines similar- to th measur
now pending befor congress, has decided
to swalt the action ot congress on the Ca
nadian bill befor proceeding with what
would be a useless task In ths event that
the Canadian arrangement falls.
no erairt at .eoa.
PITTSBURG, Pa . May 10 -Th Jury
Ik. . L . V. . , ... .
"w vwao w riana . . norjsioi nr rew
lork, th banker and car manufacturer
tried on charges growing out of the coun
cilmans graft scandal, after being out
since yesterday afternoon has rear bed no
verdict up to nootv
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