-""THE BEE: OMAIA, FRIDAY. MAY- 12, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
riRM AM IIAXH L4D FOR SALE
Mlssoarl-
eatlaaed.
FOR SALE Bitter Root Valljr 820 acre
Tina fruit land; old water riant; best eec
I, i n of the valley; (In proposition for eub
HKIilon, (air buildings, easy terms. Ad
greet ewur, If. O. Lewis. eUevensvtlla
stunt.
MISSOURI (arm, 853 arret; ( room bouse;
barn; 1" acrea wheat, 20 acre corni level,
black dirt; I mile railroad; & acre Cbaa.
6. Huckatep Realty Co.. Elaberry. Ma. .
Nebraekeu
FOR HALE" at a hrsgaln, 14 sections
or 2 section of land In Keith county; Ne
brssiia. Thla land Joins and la good pasture
ind hay land and Kill make a food rancb.
rme-half mile to Missouri Pacific railroad.
I. P. Meredith. Owner. Sioux, Neb.
.
' 1.680-ACRE rancb foi aaie. W bar era,
two-thirds' cash, remainder five year a I
ier cent Interest; all fenced; food Improve
ments For particular write Frank bchula,
Norfolk. Nab.
FOR BALK.
Two trart of W acrea and 10 acres ad
joining of. choice unimproved farm land In
the south edge of Pierce county, eight
miles north, of Hsttle t'reek. Owner mutt
ell and will accept 130 per acre If taken
at once. Terms half cash, balance at
per cent Interest.
V. .1. PERMODY INVESTMENT CO.
If. 14 C ity Nat I. Bank Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
MO ACRFM of deeded land, t mile from
town; nearer all level. Price, (12 00 per
acre. Adiliess J. C. Peril na. Whitman,
60-ACRE- farm. JO miles from Omaha,
14 mile to town; upland, good soil, la
good condition; must sail; good terma
Owner, Bos. 261. Qrena, Nab.
FOR 8ALB 800 aerea bay land. 1 milt
Newport. Ill.o; 160 t ml lea, all new build
ings, spring water. 122.60. Olhera U M.
Greene. Newport, Neb.
EXCEPTIONA L ' BARGAIN 24ft aerea
near heward, Coward Co. Neb.; good six
loom house, barn, sheds, well and mill
f ne orchard, 12 aores alfalfa, lou acrea
cultivated, 76 acrea good hay land, balance,
paeture; price, pu per acre; terma, hall
cash, r'eiterman Broa, Lincoln, Neb.
- . North Dakota.
FOR SALE Rentera and Investors. If yea
want to own on of our flna Improved
grain I arms with every modern convent
tnc and be Independent, writ me at onoa
Little money needed. Wendell Huston,
larrlngton, N.
SKVERAL improved tarms In MoHeory
county. N. Dak., for sale on aay terma;
good aoll; 8 to 130 per acre. C. A. tttuu
Bins, Uraoville. N. D.
WANTED Have good list of landa In
James River Valley, Ututaman county, N.
' 1. Correspondence with real estate aganta
v ao lie l tad. "armor' btaue Leak, VpailauU.
.V U.-
i Oreajon.
FOR 6 ALE 180 acrea cholcaat apple, pear,
cherry, grape land In the west, six miles
trom town, ona mil from railroad; aoll
deep yolcanlo ash. '1 he Dalle. Ore., price
winning fruit.
160 acrea, a mil from town, new, mod
ern bouae, barn, tenement; 360 pear prune,
bearing; 1.60U young tree. LOW grape vlnea,
good water; woodT Or will aell M acrea
with all Improvements Investigation
solicited. C. H. W abater. The Dalles. Or.
flaatk Co roll a a.
LAND 3600 Per aura made growing figs
for preaervea on the lalanda. Orcharda oa
eaay monthly payment. Sea Island Orchard
Company. Charleston. 8. C
oath Dakota.
400-ACRB corn farm, out from tfloux Falla;
excellent lroprovmeuts, large grova and
fruit; all in cultivation; price for quick eat
IDb, eaay terma; also 240 well Improved, easy
terms, and 160 acrea unimproved. These are
bargalna for quick sal a R. A. bllvlua,
owner, bloux Falla, H. L.
FOR SALS Section good, raw land: all
fenced; good flowing wall; mllea front
Planklngum, S. U. For particular, writ
J. E. tj Malley. Philip. 8. D.-
ALT ALFA
THB KINO OF ALL. FARM PRODUCTa
This (a tha land w hava Free bom
steads; rellnqulahmenia and deeded landa
For particulars writ K. O. Wonder Cow
Buffalo finp. 8. D.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR BALK.
Wa bava a list of Edmunda ouunty land
for sale at from 319 and up per acre. If
intareated writ as for particulars and w
all laend our price and pocket map. If
you own land In South Dakota llat it with
us. Our motto Is "A Square Deal to Buyer
and Bailor.'' Olv ua a chance to prove our
statement., Haavold Land Co., allna, Ed
munds county. South Dakota.
WILL exebange choice farm land near
Pierre, the cap.tal of Bouth Dakota, for
good Iowa or Nebraska land: what bava
you to offer? Weat Land Co.. Plerra. S. D.
ONE-FOURTH SECTION FIVE- MIIJM
FROM TOWN.
Fair Improvements Price 36,600. Equity.
12,400. Akaaka Real Estate Co.. Akaaka. Gk
V. : -
190 ACRES IN DEUEL CO., S. D.
Close to the Minnesota Una; heavy black
aoll; clay subsoil; lies very level and all
under cultivation. Muat be sold within 30
days to close an aetata. Half of thla year's
ci op goea with th price. Sat per acre;
easy terma; 33.000 will handle It and It la
a snap. No gravel, no stones, no foul weeda.
Address W. F. MoO-e. Lak Preston, 8. D.-
Teaas.
e.000 acres under tha Biggs canal In
farms to ault. L'nlmnrovad lnrt nh fnii
paid water righta. 335 to 360 an acre; Im
proved farm In alfalfa and cotton, 360 to
3'. per acre, one-third cash, balance at 6
per cent.
Tha climate and elevation in the Pecoe
valley are Ideal for fruits as well aa al
falfa, corn and cotton. Fruits from this
valley took four first premiums over Cal
ifornia and Colorado at the World's fair,
St. Louis, and vegetables from Mr. Biggs'
home farm took twenty-two first pre
mium at the Kl Paso fair In lu.
Vt rite for advertising matter and namea
of prominent Omaha men who bought laat
ear after personal Inspection. They will
tell you about tha land, tha water rights,
th crops -and .th climate. A pleased cus
tomer Is the best advertisement. Go with
us Tuesday, June . All expense refunded
If you luy.
J. K- DUMONT SON.
Pbooe Douglas 690.
140a Farnara St. Omaha.
SAN SABA VAL.LET. th garden a pot of
Texa. hotua of th paper shell pecan. Ws
can buy land for you or lnveat money, 3
per cent net to ou secured by mortgage oa
these lands Correspondence solicited
Refer to Fust Net I bank. San Saba Nat l
bank. Ward. Murray A Co.. and tne mem
bers In oungreaa from Taaa ataliey
Uurleaen C'c eaa Saba. Tx.
THE NILE OF AMERICA.
M cash and 8 per cent interest, payable
aeml-aiinually, will secure you a home In
Citilf t'oaal Orange and Fig landa within
ton miles uf tlbuaton. Tea., on terma of
on, 101 Klam Bldg.. Houston Tex.
TEXAS I N VEST MENTS.
Buy orchard and garden lands near
Houston, the greatest and most proaper
ua city In tb eouthweat, where valuea
are going up all th tlm and fortune
mad in real estate in' abort while. Eaay
terma If desired. -Addraaa B. C. Robert-
ela. 'ia-, and a lu-aore farm in tne K10
Urande valley, where Ibe larmar'a cash In
come is as perpetual aa the daa that come
and go.' SH. jickaon, iu eirst Natloaal
bank Bldg. Houaton. Tea.
AN SABA VALLET. tha gardea apot of
Tae. home of the paper shell pecan. Wa
can buy land for you or lnveat money, 3
per cent net to you aecured by mortgag oa
these landa Correspondence aoliclted.
Refer to First Nat I bank, baa Saba Nat l
bank. Ward.- Murray A Co. and the mem
bers In coogrsaa from Teaaa atellay
Burleaon 'Co . ban Saba. Tax. ;
j -
WH are ubo,lviding L300 acrea of fertile
farm land In Jackaon county. Splendid
cropa every year. 'Rainfall about right. 40
inches For description, plat and prtos
write ,.
JOHN RICHET A CO..
213 E. - HSuaten Hi.. 6aa atonla Tex.-
Wyaaelaaj.
FOR SALE 11000 acre la Laramie
tounu. Vi jromlng. la Qoldaa Prairie is-trlt-t;
a ul table for farming; now stocked
Ith cattle and heep; will sell with ranch;
111 exebaoge for aaatara Nsbraaka or
Iowa farma J. T. Sell. Owaer, Cheyaaaa
FOR SAUE OR EXCHANGE
WE exchange propertlea of merit. H.
Culvea. iU-U O, N. . Bldg . D. I344,-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRE1
Sentiment in Wheat Farori Balls
Without Opposition.
DROUTH TALK IS REYTVXD
Idea Seems tn Prevail that the Caaa
try Haa Nat Had Safflcleat
Moisture Shorte Fore
- Prices Vs.
OMAHA, May II. 1111 .
Sentiment In wheat strongly favored the
bull aide and there was very little opposi
tion. Foreign advices were bullish and
cables came sharply higher. The Idea pre
vails that the Country on the whol has
not had sufficient moisture and as crop
scares err In order, shorts overlooked rains
In the northwest and forced prlcea higher
by bidding the market.
Tli corn market showed every Indication
of being oversold and. aa offering were
very small, prices advanced along with
wheat. Light receipts gave cash corn a
strong tone and he'ped advance the fu
tures Wheat opened strong and advanced
sharply with higher cables and bullish
advices on crops started short to cover
ing. Cash values were up 2'3-3c.
t orn adiancd, with wheat ruling steadily
higher on light supplies. Cash corn waa
(WW higher.
Primary wheat receipts were izi.uw
bushels and shipment were 21.000 bushels,
against receipts lut year of 238.000 bushela
and shipments of 370.000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 4.-,OT0 bushela
and shipments were 708.0"0 bushels, against
receipts last year of 229.000 bushels ana
shipments of 499.000 bushels.
Clearances were 26.000 bushels or corn.
none of oats and wheat and flour equal
to 47.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed i'81d higher on wheat
and ! higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reporten:
WHEAT No. 2 hard: 1 car. 90c; 5 cars.
8!4c. No. 3 hard: 1 car, 90c. No. I mixed:
1 car, 90c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car (dark), 90o.
CORN No. J white: 1 car. .-iOve. ro. t
whlta: 1 car. 40Wo No. 2 yellow: t cars.
BO'ie. No. 3 yellow: 4 cars. 60c. No. 4 yel-
I a, .. m I Jt , 1
i'w. a ce.rn, le ,v:. i-u, iiiia-i. va . ww..
KI.. 4 . 3 ma i KAm- 9 -m 1(0.1.. 1
car. ?lc. No. 4 mlx'ed: i car, 40Vso.
oath No. white: 6 cars. iv,c. ino.
white, i cars. Slo- No. 4 yellow: t car.
81e. No grade: 1 car, c; 1 car, Hc
Omaha laah Prerca,
WHEAT No. S hard. faoc; No. I hard.
87(tf2c; No. 4 hard, 854ryc; rejected hard,
raVx&6c; No. S spring. 094c; No. '4
spring. (fiafHc; No. 2 durum, 8&'tf,9c; No. S
durum. Sot7c.
CORN No. 2 white. WHB604c; No. 3
whlta 50ffnc; No. 4 white. 494gH9r;
No. S color. 60KWie: No. 2 yellow. 6(va
804e; No. 3 yellow. i9UWe; No. 4 yellow,
4SH4Vc; NO. 2, 4lrfoi'c; NO. S, 481BltlUc;
No. 4. 49fl49ttr; no grade, 46'V8!.
OATS-No. 2 white. 8lvzc: standard.
HWSlc: No. 3 white. SlljmV; No.. 4
whit. 31sai4c: No. 3 yellow, sig31c; No.
BARLEY No. 3. K7lc: No 4, 7989of
KTEJ NO. 2. 8P81.0O; NO. 8. asCBWO.
V Carlot Receipta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 78 180 10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
.Continued.)
FOR reliable aalea axd exchangee.
D. M. LEAMINU, bS Brandels Bldg.
80-ACRE Improved flna farm, only three
to five mllea from three good towna In
Anderson Co., Kan.: only 66 mllea from
Kanaaa City; fine locality. Price f 7,000;
mortgage 32,000, long time; equity 36.000.
Want good city residence or cheap land.
8. K. Walt 4 Co.. 617 Be Bldg.
300 ACREcl clear Kanaaa land for good
stock of general merchandise; will trade
all or part; price 115.00 per acre. J. J.
Barbour, owner, Chester, 8. D.
WILL exchange Interest in Income pron
ty. clear, va.uea lor oniana vacant
or reaa.nca. Auures i 2ol. eetj.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA property and Nebraska landa
OhlECkc hKAL. Elfl'Al'K CO.,
101 New Omaha National Bank Building.
GARVIN BROS., 3d floor N. .1. Ufa 3501
to io,uuo on iiupioveaT-np'U. No delay.
J: S.'lr. J-.'V
WANTED City loans, Peter Trust Co.
CITY and Farm. . JOHN, N. FRENiEM.
LOANS to bom owners aad bom build
er, with privilege of making partita! nay-
ments aoml-annually. W. H. 'IttOMAa, e01
imi national oana ounoing.
CHEAP MONET. .
Representing th Pann Mutual Life Ina
Co., with asseta of over. Hi,(K),Ouo, I am
prepared to accept ail th good loan ot
lered on Improved Omaha real atai.
Bualneaa and realdanoa ktena mad with
out ueiay.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
City National Bank Bldg.
i
33.000 to loan on first mortgage on lm
proved city or farm property. Answer a
once, aa th call lor money la heavy. A
263, Bea
5 & 5V4ff VhSSSS9
WANTED City loans and warranta W(
Farnam Smith at Co., 1320 Farnara St.
LOW RATES. BEMI3-CAKLBERO CO-310-313
Brandela Tneater Bldg.
Wanted, farm loans. Kloa In v. Co.. Omaha
3100 to 310,000 made promptly. F. U.
Waad. Wead Sldg., 18th and Farnam.
WB HAVE money to loan oa Improved
reel estat in Omaha and auburba
NEBRASKA SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN.
let Ffcrnhm St. Board of Trad Bldg.
MONET TO LOAN-rayn laveanmeat C
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS,
Have you anything to offer tha farmer
of lorn a T Any cheap land for higher prlcea,
a general merchandise aior fur land or
any kind of aa exchange? Or. have you
soma land you want to aell for caanT The
one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
is the Des aloines Capital; 42,000 clrouiauon
daily ; rata aingle lnaerlion. 1 cent a word;
six Insertions, cents a word. Da Molnaa
bally capital. Dea Moines la.
WANTED TO BUY
' BEST price paid for 2d band furmtura
carpaia clothing and aboea Tel. D. 3trL
QUOD MONEY (or your broken move,
hunts aad old gold. it. Nathan, luO 8. Uih
WANTED to buy, ia news atand, with
clgara and confectionary, in town at 1,60D
or mor. Address IM, cars Be. -
SEIJER pays good price for furniture,
carpeta, clothes and ahoaa. D. SeUl.
r
WANTED A good aecond hand autn-
ratata make and price wanted; get answers
In Krluay morning or phooa Addrsss
Y IM). Bee.
STEAMSHIPS
ALLAN LIN B
Picturesque St. Lawrence Routa
Weekly Saillnga from
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW
MONTREAL TO LONDON, Havre. Fraaos
Fortnightly from
PHILADELPHIA and Boaton to Glasgow,
splendid acenery. aliorteat paaaags, tow
ratss.
Any local agent or
ALLAN A CO.. General Agents,
f 197 N. Dearborn ot.. Chicago.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW.
NEW TOFK AND NAPLES DIRECT.
Single or Round Tj-lp Tickets between New
Yoik end teuton. English, Irian and sll
principal Continental points' st st tractive
ate bend for book of information.
Superior Accommodations Excellent Cul
olne. Apply promptly for Reservation te
local agenta ot Anchor Line or HENDER
BuN hKUS . Ueners-I Agents. Chicago, ill.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED For 3 months beginning June
1. small furnished house; Dundee or Hsns
rom Fai'k district preferred: three bed
rooms eaaential. Address H 189. Omaha
Bea.
WANTED SITUATIONS
PRACTICAL Nl'RbE. Haraey 4SU.
AT once, poaitlon aa houaakeapar, - by
woman with ear-old girl; reference ei
c hanged, Addresa, A. Lock box 3k. Adalf.
la.
Minneapolis
Omaha ....
Puluth ....
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CHICAGO OR AIM AND PROVItlOS
Featarea of th Tradlaa; aad Cloalag
Prleee wa Hoard ef Trade.
CHICAGO. May 11-Tlghtentng tip of
European markets led to a considerable
change of sentiment here today regarding
wheat. Many traders jumped from the
short to the long elde and there waa a
steady advance In prlcea. Dry hot weather
In Russia and Roumnnia was largely re
sponsible. At th close a steady lone pre
vailed, with last sales l'.ti'.r to 2V
higher than last night. Net gains were
scored in all the other pits corn to 'c.
oats. &7c To l'c and hog products all
the way from a ehade to 7oc. .
The minds of speculators turned again
and again to the large decrease last
month In the world's available supplies, a
falling off of 33.000.000 bushels, compared
with 24.Ono.Oo bushels for the corresponding
time a year ago. The total la thus brought
down to within 6.0no,O00 bushela of the
amount twelve month back, although still
about 57.000.000 bushela larger than two
yeare ago. In thla connection , th fact
was noted that Argentina operatora were
buying future today In Chicago. Signif
icance waa attached also to the news that
cash. wheat was higher at Missouri river
polnta up 25c at Omaha and about lfilVfce
at Kansas City. May led the advance, but
was only traded In to limited extent.
July ranged from 87Se to 89S, closing l(4c
up at 89 1V3W "4c.
Corn waa bought on a liberal scale. July
fluctuated between RaSo and 63iB1c
and closed ateady He "P -t NTfce. Cash
grades were firm; No. t yellow finished at
66tW.-.Ve. .
Oata went to th highest figures reached
In several months. Price changes for the
July option varied from S2Ho to &c, with
the close at SalffMc. Just H'S'nC mor
expensive than twenty-four hour peror.
Much con it eat Ion and a great deal or
evening up of th. open Interest In, May
pork caused a generally higher market for
all provlsiona. or tne aenvery in ques
tion the rise at the end of tha day waa
70c. but for other products tha maximum
gain did not exceed 16c.
Prices in Chicago, furnished by tha Up
dike Oraln company. Telephone Douglas
2473, 70S Brandel building, Omaha:
Article. I Open. Hlgd. Low. Cloa. Tea y.
Wheat
May... July...
Sept...
Corn
May... July...
Sept...
Oata
May...
July..
Sept...
Pork
May...
July...
Sept...
Lard
May.. July..
Sept...
Ribs
May.. July..
Sept..
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54S
62
63H
'. 63H
62.
62
62H
52'io3
X
S2H1
32H
32
32
22V3'32Vk3V.
2H
33
17 00
IS 22
14 70
1 I
17 89
1 35
u IS
14 60
17 46
1 76
16 16
16 27J
16 2SH
14 67
14 671
071
8.12
8 OR
8 16
S 26
8 17
I 16
8 17V,
8 12
3 30
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8 38
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8 00
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7 96
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! 800
raah Quotations were as follows: '
FLOUR Heavier: winter patents, 33.80ip
4 40: straights. H-wrr.): spring straignts,
34154.26; bakors. 33 .Sfig4.66; spring patenta.
best hard, reoueeo wo.
RYE No. 2. 31.18.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, H86o; fair
to choice malting. 97c3103.
SEEDS Timothy, 3)2.00. Clover, tuVTO.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, 317.87317 .60.
Lard. pr 100 lbs., 38.12. Short libs, sides
(loose). 7 tHff.12; short clear sides
tboxed), 8.0ftar412
Total clearanoes of wheat and flour were
qua) to 47,000 bu. Primary receipts were
4'J 1.000 bu.. compared with 288,000 bu. the
corresponding dsy a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
121 cars; com. 180 cars; oats, 134 cars;
hogs, 17.000 head-
Chlcsgo Cash Prices Wheat. No. 8 red.
Wc; No. 8 red, 289c; No. 3 hard,
960'87o; No. 8 hard. 2ifo; No. 1 north
ern spring, f 1.0331 .06; No. 2 northern spring,
31.01 & 104; No. 8 spring, 3i.OO9i.OS. Corn, No.
2. 6466e; No. 3, S4iiS54c; No. 2 white.
644"i66c; No. 3 white, W4ie64o; No. 2
vellow. 66W4c; No. 8 yellow, 64&64c;
Oats. No. 2 white. 34S5c; No. 3 white,
34J34c: No. 4 white. 8344e; standard,
3414i634C.
BUTTKR Steady; creamarlea, ldgSlc;
dairies. 18S18c, . , , , J J,
EGGS Steady, at mark,' case Included,
1314c; receipU, 13.034 cases; flrsu, ,16o;
prime firsts, lc. .
CHEESE Steady; dalaiea, 12f12c ;
twins, 124fl2H: young Americas, 138nac;
long horns? 12413e- m
POTATOES Steady ; choice to fancy, 6S.9
66c; fair to good, 602c.
POULTRY Weak; turkeya live. 14o;
hens. live. 12c; springs, dressed, 263Sc.
VEAL Steady; 60 to 00-1 b. weights, 649
6c; 60 to S6-lb. weights, S7c; 86 to U0
lb. weights, 79c.
Chicago' Receipts Wheat 73 cars; corn.
180 cars; oata. 103 care. Estimated tomor
row: Wheat, 121 cars; corn, 180 cars; oata
124 cars. :
Cora anal Wheat Ra1a Balletln.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a m. Thursday, May 1L 1811:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln-
tatlona Max. Mtn. fall Sky.
Ashland, Neb W 44 .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb M 43 .00 Clear
Columbus. Neb... 88 46 .00 Clear
Culbortson, Neb.. 70 40 .00 Pt. cloudy
Falrbury, Neb... 4 44 .00 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... 90 40 .00 Clear
Gr. Island, Neb.. 83 66 . .00 . Clear
Hartlngton. Neb. 74 46 .ft Clear
Hastlnga. Neb.... 81 41 .00 Clear
Holdrege. Neb... 83 38 .00 Clear
ex Platte. Neh. 03 38 .0 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 74 44 .00 Clear
Omaha. Neb 91 48 .00 Clear
Tekamah. Neb... 91 44 .00 Clear
Valentin. Nwb.. 2 40 . Clear
Alta. la. W 43 .00 Clear
Carroll. Ia 89 42 . 41 Pt. cloudy
Clarlnda. la 88 43 .27, Clear
Sibley. Ia 87 48 . 00 Clear
Sioux City. Ia... 80 4 00 Clear--
Mlnlmum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES. "
Ne. of -Tamp Rata-
District. Stations. Max. Mln. tall.
Columbus, 0 17 86 0 .
Louisville. Ky 88 0 .00
Indianapolis. Ind.. 11 84 I .00
Chicago. Ill 26 90 80 .
St. Lt.ula. Mo 26 88 .00
Des Moines. Ia.... 17 90 48 .3v
Minneapolis. Minn. 30 70 40 .80
Kanaaa City. Mo.. 24 90 48 .
Omaha. Neb Jl 82 44 . 30
Th weather I much colder in the weat.
ern and central portion of tha com and
wheat region. Freexlng temperatures oc
curred at two atatlone tn North Dakota.
Showera occurred within the laat twenty
four houra In all except the extreme east
em dlatiict. being very light wet of th
Mlsaouii river, but much heavier in the
upper Mississippi valley. One Inch or mor
of rainfall occurred at th following sta
tions; Halstad, Minn., 1 70; Lisbon, N. D.,
1 10; Larlmre. N. D., 1.70: Amenta, N. D..
J 30. L. A. WELSH.
Ixcal Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
St. I. oata Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mtv 11. WHEAT Higher;
No. 1 red. 94&c; No. t hard. 92!?99c.
CORN Higher: track. No. t, 5484o;
No. 3 whlta 6ftS6ic.
OATS Higher; track. No. I. 82c; No. I
white. 34c.
RYE Steady at 81.10.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. 34 W
4 70: extra fancy and straight, 33.604.10,
hard winter clear. 32 mt 3 16.
SEED Timothy, 36.0000.60.
OORNMEALr-33.50.
BRAN Lower; aacke4. east track, 3111
1 14
HAY Firm; timothy. 816.0O8-18 .00; prairie.
312 Mft 15.60.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing.
817 00. Lard, higher: prime ateam. 37 8Mi
7 Mfi. Drv aalt meata, unchanged; . boxed,
extra aborts. 38.82'; clear rlba. 38.624;
short clears. 36.87 Bacon, unchanged,
boxed, extra shorts. 39621; clear ribs.
39 :"-.: short clears. 39.87
POULTRY Steady; cblckena Mo;
springs. lftle; turkeys, IS'al&c; ducks,
imn; geese, e.
PUTTER Quiet: creamery, Vxlftie.
FGGS-Bteady at I6e
Receipta. Shipments
ricur. bbls 8.900 i 100
Wheat, bu K 0"0 48
Com. bu 88,000 45 0iO
Oats, bu 64.000 32.000
l.lveraeel Crala Market.
LIVERPOOU Mar 1L-WHEAT-8pot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, no atock;
No. 3 Manitoba, "a IM, No. 8 Manitoba. 7s
Sd: futures strong; May, Ts; July, a 11 Sd:
October, 8e Sd.
CORN 8pet. American miiod. new. po
atock: American old. quiet al M 2d; new
American, kiln dried, steady at 3s md:
future steady; July, is 3d; September. 4s-
-
Dalatb Gvaia Market.
DtTLtTTH. May 11. -WHEAT Ne 1
nerthem. 3103: No 3 northern. PeScey
11 0S May. Iltl. July. 1', Mtara
ber. OaTS-WI
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Firmer Tone Develops In the Securi
ties Market.
TREND OF PRICES IS UPWARD
Trading; ( game Llatleaa Character
aa Prevleaaly, hat Peralatewlly
Rearlah (tperator Revere
Paaltloa.
NEW YORK. May 11. A firmer tone de
veloped today in the securities market and
pric movements, though email, a ere In
the main upward Trading waa of the
same llntteae character as on the previous
dava of the week, but operators who had
been persistently bearish reversed their po
sition today and supported the -market. The
demand which waa chiefly for the requlre
fnenta of professions' traders, wa moat
pronounced In United States Steel, Read
ing. Union Pacific. Lehigh Valley and
Erie. United States Steel seemed to fen
the sustaining force of the- list. An at
tempt to force a break was made at the
opening.: when large blocke of the stock
were thrown on the market, but the price
barely wavered and bear traders were
forced "lo cover at ri'ine rriciv.
Trading in tha bond market waa aoma
what heavier luaay and imh cuntinueo. 0"il
demand In this department exerted a fa
vorable effect on apeculatlve sentiment.
Calls for blda for'the governments Pan
ama bonds are expected within a few days.
The Success of this Issue, which will bear
8 per cent interest but will be without the
circulation privilege, will be watched wTth
unusual Interest, alnce it will place govern
ment bonds. In competition wtih other in
vestment securities.
Keporta of the gross earnings of thirty
railroads for April shrjy that the railroads
were still falling beiund last . year, the
combined receipts being 34s .940.000. aa com
pared with 349.683.000 In 1910.
Foreign markets were aa featureless as
our own. -A large gain In the proportion
of reaerve to liabilities wsa shown In the
Bank of England's weekly statement. Tha
Bank of Franca reported substantial addi
tions to Its stock of gold and silver.
.The bond market was strong;. Total sales,
pAr Value, 3S. 010,000. United States 2a de
clined -on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
galea High. Lew.
Allia-Cfcalmera pfd 34
Amalgamate Ocear 1.1 4
Amerloan Agricultural .... too H7 H . t4t
American neat Sugar....... 4.M 48 4744
American Can ' 3.4no 11 11 lilt
American a A T too U to kiK
American Cotton Oil. - 3.W0 M 46 M
American H. U efd..... .1 21
Am. Ice gecnrltiee lit
American Llneeed ; 1H
American Looomotlra 100 ITH 31 "4
American g. A R. L04D n Ti n
Am. 8. A R If4 104n
Am. Steel Foaosrlea.....; 100 41 41 40
Am. Sugar Refining...... lilt
American T. A T....7 l.IKO 148 ul 14
American Tabaece pM lo mv( ttMi
American Weolen 14 llSt 114
Anaoonda Mining Cor..
Atcklaon 8.700 110 l'V
Atchlaon pti 40 1CH , 10JH 103
Atlantle Coaat Une. 118
Baltimore OMo. .......... to 1 1044 104V,
Bethlehem Steal US.
Brooklyn Rapt4 Tr 1 40 TIM, lt T
Canadian aciria 2.40 Mt'a
Central Leather IT
Oentral law) her mli M
Central ef New Jaraay.. rl
Oieaapeake A rto... 1,00 81 T lH
Chicago A Alton
Chloaxo a reel Western WO sot. MSs 30V,
C O. W. ptd 1.100 4IV 42
Chicago A N. W..w. 70S 146 144 H5
C. M. A St. P... 1.100 1201s 111 1
0., a. a St. L 44
Colorado F. I
Colorado A Southern 424
Onaolldeted Oaa ..- 80 1-MS 1444 144
Corn PraditcU Too 14 T 14 14i
Pelaear A Hudaon ann 171 IMS l1
Denrer A Rio Oraade 100 MV. '4 84
D. R. O. pfd. 100 44 Vi 3 44
Piatlllara' Secmrltlea '4
BHa , li.MO I24 11 13 '
Brie let pti 1.400 tou. 4t M
Erie 2d afd IOO 4 IIS4 11
OeoeraJ Electric t 4O0 1M 154 161
Great Northerq pfd f0 127 124 127
Oreat Northern Ore etfa... 10 64t 5S
Illinois Central 16"4
Inter bo rough Mat 109 US 14 US
Int. Met. pti.. 1.M0 . 6I4 1
International Herreater ... 1,000 1274 124 127Uj
Int. Marina pfd.'. TOO If lMi 17
International Paper .t . 10 44 M
Inurnatlonal Pump M4 s'4
lows Central ...-...,. too 1 14. 144
Kanaaa City Southern 44 84 K 14V,
K. C go. -pfW...-. '
Laclede Oaa TOO K 1041, 1
Loulrnile Ar1t&hrllie - too 14S 14V4
Minn. A St.loiila .i I" n"4
M . St. P. S. S. M l.tne W Ul4 l:i(Uj
M.. K. e. 38. S
M . K.
A T. pro
14
Mieaoart paotfiq .
National Blecull
National Lead
N. It.- R. at M. 14 pfd...
New Tork Central
N. T.. O. WV-
Norfolk A Weetera
North American
Northern Pmelfl4 -
Pacina Mall .
PannaTlvajila
People' a Gas
p.. c. a ft t- l.
Ptttaburg Coal
Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palao Oar
Railway rXatl Spring
Reading
RepuMla Steel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock Iiland On
Rock lalaad Co. pfd
St. U A S. P. 24 pfd..;.
St. Loala Southaeetern..,.
St. L. W. pfd
Sloaa-ShafflaM S, A I
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
40 4 U 4I4
1364
. 424
- 100 124 82Uj 124
TOO 10714 106 14 107
in) 4t4 424 424
200 104. 104, 104
T24
. 8.10 Ut4 124 124
, 24
. t.10 Ul 121 121
10 104 If 104
44
.' " 'ioo ioii "ii" to
, taw
10
11
. 88.10 1M.'4 lh44 Ui
. 1,104 JO 14 to 26 '4
100 14 14 44
800 214 24 2
100 II 41 41
100 4014 404 0
. in
'. 4
BO14
.... t.104 114 1144 114
.... 11.IW0' 174 2T4 T
404 464 44S 4f.4
'. 4
So. Railway pld..
Tenneasee Capper
Trial A Paclne..
T., St. U. A w
800 194 114 1
T , St. L. W Pf ' 41 4I4
Union Paeine 23.IOO 171 174 ITH4
Union Paottle pfd 400 lf.4 4414 fi4
United States Realty 400 71 4 T4V
United Statea Rubber. 100 3I4 1114
United States Stael 34.200 TMi, T44 TIT
U. 8. Steal pfd O0 11H, 1 H
UUb Copper "0 444 444 44V,
V. -Carolina Chemical .... l.too 40 41 404
Wabaab "
Wabaah pfd 900 II " H
Waeiero liaryland l.00 U'4 II II
Weatlnghauaa Kleotrle too a 44 41
Wasters Vnloe 400 744 T4 T4U,
Wheeling A U S ' 4 4
Lehigh VUlar 3.IO0 T74t4 ' lTISa "4
Total aalea for the day, 844.404 eharea
New Verk Ma ,y Market.
NEW TORK. May 1L MONET On call,
ateady; ?3'! per cent; ruling rate, 2 per
cent; cloalng bid, 3 per cent; offered at
2 per cent. Time loans somewhat
stronger; sixty days, 2V4 per cent; ninety
daya, 2-4 Per cent; six months, 333
PPRIMB MERCANTILE PAPER 3&4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with ac
tual business In bankere1 bllla at 84.84&0 for
alxtv-dav bills and at 34 46 for demand.
Commercial bllla. 3-83.
SILVER Bar, Mc; Meklean dollara 46c
BONDS Government, easy; railroad
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
V. . ra. la. rag....l ! M- - 4s 4J
do coupon 100'4 Japan 4s 31
B. 8. a. rag 101 4e 4aa 4
de coupon 101 K, C, So. let la.... TI14
U S. 4a. rag 114 L. S. deb. 4a 1M1... 44
da eouaae m U A N. nl. 4a..... 04
Allia-Ohal. 1st 4.... M si.. K. A T. let 4a.. T
Am. As. 4a 141', de gen. 41 M
Am. T. T. ev. 4s.. 110 Mo. Paclflo 4a T
Am. Tobaoce 4a M S. R. R. of L 4a K
da a .1071 N. T. C. g. I.....
Armour A Ce. 4.. 41 do deh. 4a .'.... 44
Atchlaon gen. 4a N. T.. N. H. A H.
eda 4a HO cr. 4a US a
ado C. ta 1 N. A W. let e. 4s.. US
eA. C. U Vat 4a...... 0e or. 4a 10
Bal. 4k Ohio 4a IS "No Pacltle 4a lo4
edo !a U'4 do la Ti4
da 8. W. Ia 11 O g. U rfdg. 4a.... 44t,
Brook. TV. cr. 4a.... Pens. ov. 4a 1115... 7,
ecea. el Ga. 4a 1" da eon. 4a 104
Can. Leather 4a Reading gen. 4a 7t,
ec. of N. J g. le. lll St. L. A S. T. fg. 4a i:4
Ctiea. A Ohio 44,a..li do gee. 4 4
ani. a h st u a. w c. 4n... ii
Chlcaga 4V A l4e .. 44 do let gold 4s 42
C B. A Q J. 4a.... T 8 A U. 4. 74.
do gen. 4a 47 80. Pee. col. 4a. H14
C. M. ft 8 P. f 3vs l do ev. 4a i;4
C. R. 1. A P. a. 4a. 74 do let ret. 4a lv
da rfg 4e It .. Railway 4a. 101,
Cola Ind. to l do gen. te 10
e.vo Mlg. 4a U I nloa Pad no 4a 101
eo. ft S. r. A 4a l'l-- do ct. 4a ...1V.
p. ft H tr. 4a M do let A ref. 4a.. 41
D. A R. 0. 4a V. S. Rubber 4a in?,
da ref. la "-. '- 3. Steel Id 4a... .10
tMeUllere 4a . T74 Va -Car. Oem. la. 101
Brie p. 1. 4a........ M- Wabaah 1 aa !''
da gen. 4a T do la ft ei. 4a.... .,
04, CT. a,, sar. A. Tt Weetern M4. 4a 47
da eertas B Tt4 eet. ITIec. ev.. fa... M
Oen. 8!lec. re. 4a . 14 la. Central 4a rt
III. Cee. la ref. 4a. Si Mo. ran. v. 4a IJ
In) Met 4i,e 71
e!4 et1era '
Local Seear-ttle.
Quotation furnished by Bums. Brink er
- ... m.. . U V . . 1 I L ,.
building:
Bid. Aakea.
Aeery A Ca steak ...1 lot
Boaaaee (mualetaall 4a tt lot
C4r at Omeaa 4a 111 Ma 1S
fltr ef Omeha 4a. 1M1. eebaal. 104 104
Cudake Packleg Co. la. It34 tt M
Car, Cjaekaasa Kef I Bank atock 1)
Dearer Uaioa Stock Yar da stock . le
Baal ( L. A Sek h IM
Ikmaa4 Cnaaterr la I pa aaal.. N, U
Fatmnet CYeamoT ol. t pw rest... SI lee i
Ioa Portli4 imm lit a. a ... M 1
K t , M. 0 .4a, 1M T
Kan! 1ty StnrX Yarda M MV
Kanua O r. I p-r cent eta leu
Omaha Water t. 1M aiu, Nl(
Omaha A t'. B. St. fty. M. 1! Hi (7
Omaha h C. B R P'4 I rr eeat U lti'
Oimha .'. X St. Rf . com
Omaha ft C. B Rr A B M M
Oataha Gaa It. 1IU IT N
m i a. UK lansi ii
South omaha. nir at. USa leiu,
llalon Slai-k Verita pteck It Nl
aiaa Mrmorlal Hospital 10 101
London C'loelna; Stacks.
I .ON DON. May 11. American eecuritlea
were dull and featureleea during the flret
hour todsy. 1'rli es rsnged from unchanged
to Sc higher than yesterday a New York
closing.
London closing stock ountatlons'
Conaoli. money 81 S lutille Naah...t4v4
do acmunt II II II Mo., -Kan. Teaaa.. U14
Amal. topper a4V, N. T. Central lo
Ana.-onda T Nor'elk A Weetern. . 0v,
Atohleon IUS do pfd II
do pfd in Ontario a Weetera.. 4
Ytaltlmora Ohio. ..leri, renoerlvanla ax
Canadian Pacific Hand Mlnaa 7
Cheeapealie Ohio.. It Reading . Mv,
Chi. Greet Western.. ln Southern Railway .. 2S
CM., Mil. at 8t. P.. 1W4 do pfd 17V,
p Beer, i4 Southern Pacirie 117',
Denier Rio 0 114 Vnlon Pacific 1114
do pfd MS, do pfd Kv,
Brie M V. S. Steal 7 ,
de let pfd r74 do pfd Hit,
do td prd 40i wtbaah lata
Qrand Trunk S844 do pfd 17
Illlootl Central 141 j
MijVf, rt r8 r. steany-at tv per ounce.
MONK Y l"sti 1 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2W?T2 8-18 per cent; for
three months' bills. :'! 2 :1-18 per cent.
Boston "torks and Band,
BOSTON". May 11. Closing quotations on
"cl.s were as follows:
AUnuei II . Mohak
Ami!. Copper J Nevada Con
A. Z. L. 8. 24 Mptaelng Mines ...
Arizona Com. Jl7, North Pufte
Atlantic Kt, North leke
B. A C. r. A g. M. 124 Old Dominion
Butte Coalition 17 Oeceola
Cal. Artiona. 10 Parrott 8. C
. M
.
. 10S
7
. 'a
.
. 4
- 1H4
. M
Cal. ft Hecla I0 Qulncy
Centennial 11H Shannon
Copper Range C. C. 40 Superior
Kent Butte C. M 11 W Superior A P. M...
Franklin 4 Superior at P. C
Giroux Con I Tamarack
Granhr tn 34 (J. 8. 8 R. A M...
Greene Cananea ... 4 1-14 do pfd
lale Roralle Copper.. It t'tah. Ten
Kerr lake H ''ah Cnpner Oo
Lake Copper 32 Winona
la Salle Copper IMj Wolverine
Miami Copper 30
Bid.
. 10
. UU,
. ;4
. 14
. 14
. 84
. 4I4
. 14
.10m,
New York Carb Market.
The following quotations ar furnished
bj' 1Ogan A- Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street.
Laroee 4aB
Bar State laa...
Butte Coalmen
Cactue
Chief Ona
Parll-Daly
Rly Central
Rly Cona
Olroux
Belmont
Greene Cananea
lnaptratlon
. 11 Tvee. Cana
. 17U, Newbouaa
. 14 Ohio Oopper
.. Ji Rawhide t "nam Ion
. l'a Par Central
. 't Swift Pkg. o
L. 42 Sears-Roebuck Co.
l4i
T
1
4
IS
101 '4
141
.. b Superior Pltteburs l
,t 8-11 Trinity Capper !'i
. 4 North Lake 4Uj
T 1-14 Ojlbway 114
New York Mlalnaj Stacks.
NEW YORK. May ll.-Closing quotaUons
on mining stocks were:
Alice toe e,,tui, Chi,. g
Com. Tunnel stock.. 28 Mexican 87
do bond, 18 Ontario Tf.0 '
Con. Cal. A Va 145 Ophlr ton
Horn Silver" 24 'Standard It
Iron Silver 10 Yellow Jacket it
ebaadvllle Cee 14
Ottered.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. May 11. Bank clearings for
today were 32.7n5.604.07 and for the corrs
spending date last year 33,063,892.43.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatloaa of tbe Day aa Varlaaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. May 11. FLOUR Market,
firm; spring patents. I4.8n4m.10, winter
straights. 33.8iy-ci4.00; winter patents, 34 0003
4.40; spring clears, 33.76i4.10; winter ex
tras, jno. 1, 33.iHXfto.oO; winter extras. 10.
2. J3.1&S3.25; Kansas straights. 34.1594 30.
Rye flour, steady: fair to good, 44.jl.l6,
choice to fancy, 34.8fvge.2S.
CORNMEaL Market firm; fin, whit
and yellow, 31.16ii1.20; coarse, ll.Mkai. 16;
kiln dried, 32 96.
WHEAT Spot market, firm; No. 2 red.
Wc, elevator, and Ktc, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 31.10c, t. o. b.,
afloat. Futures market was firm on good
buying by shorts on the firmness abroad,
continued hot and dry weather in south
eastern Europe and th belief that th mar
ket was oversold, closing l$)lVkO net
higher. May closed 87c; July, 8oc; Sep
tember, 94I4C
CORN Spot market, firm; export, new.
No. 2, 80o, f. o. b., afloat. Futurea mar
ket waa firm with wheat and on export
sales of five loads to London, closing st c
net advance. May closed 61 c; July, (lc.
OATS pot market, firmer, standard
walte. 40c; No. 2. 40c; No. 3, 3lc; No.
4, Sc. Futures market waa firmer with
the other marketa. May closed at 39c;
July, S8ic.
HAY Market, firm: prime. 31 3M?1 40;
No. 1. 31.25: No. 2, 31.15(91.20; No. 3. 31.3601.4O.
HIDES Market, dull; Central America,
20c; Bogota, 22c.
LEATHER Market. quiet; eeconda,
21823'e; thirds. 19Sm20c; rejects, 14i8il6c.
PROVISIONS Pork. market. firm;
mess. lis. 50fg 19.00., family, 314.00ig.14.5O;
short clesrs. 316.00 18 00. Beef, steady;
mess, 13.0(yai8.60: family, 314.00315.00; beef
hama, tJS.00 28.00. Cut meata, steady;
pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds, 3U.0OO12.nO;
pickled hams, 10 to 14 pounds, 31L7&12.0.
Lard; firm; middle weat prime. &iip
8.36; refined, steady: continent, 38.65; Eouth
America. 39.40; compound, 37.07.
TALLOW Market quiet; prim city,
5 16-16c; country, b'a'g'SSto.
PUTTER Steady and unchanged.
CHEESE-i:nchanged.
FXXJS Weak; fresh gathered, selected
extras, 1920c; fresh gathered, atorage
packed, firsts, lS'xfalSHc; freah gathered,
regular packed, firsts, 1718c; fresh gsth
eted, seconds. 16fflc; fresh gathered,
checks, good to prim, 14314c: fresh gath
ered, checks, poor to fair, U13c; western
gathered, white, 176 lto.
t
Kanaaa City Grata aad PraTleloae.
KANSAS CITY. May 1L-WHEAT
Steady to lc higher; No. 3 hard. &sa7c;
No. 3. cS96o; No. 8 red, lf$92c; No. 8, 37
f0C.
CORN Unchanged; No. 8 mixed, (2c;
No. 3. 62c; No. 2 white. 62c; No. 3. 51$61c.
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 wrilta, 30 S4C,
No. i mixed, 31'a3t"c.
RYE No. 2. H6c4)1.00.
HAY Strong; choice timothy, S18.003
18.50; choice prairie, 312.50313.26.
POULTRY Hene, llc; springs, 16c; tur
kevs, 12"c; ducks. 10c; geese, 4c.
BUTT BR Creamery, 21c; firsts, 13c; sec
onds, 16c; packing stock, 13Vc.
fciGGS Extras, 17c; firsts, 18c; seconds,
124a.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu 3),000 84 010
Corn, bu Sl.000 49.000
Oats, bu 2,000 6.0U0
Mlaaeapoll Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 11. WHEAT May,
9Sc; July, 997c; September. Kc Decem
ber, 92c, Cash. No. 1 hard, 31 02; No. 1
northern. 310ol.O2i; No. 2 northern, 7c
e1 01; No. 3. MipOKHc.
FLAX-Closed at 32 54.
BARLEY 8ftjt9e.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 51 c.
OATS No. 3 white. 32S02V.C
RYE No. . el.OBtll.OT.
BRAN 321.50'22.UO. ,
FLOUR First patents, 84.7rffi.OO; Second
patents, 34 6004 90: first clears, 33.30i-a4.76;
second clears. .2.3CS2 96.
Philadelphia Prodae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 11. -BUTTER
Firm ; extra western creamery, 24c; nearby
prints, 26c.
EOGS Steady; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases. 36 40 per esse;
current receipts, free cases, 36 26c per case;
western firsts, free cases, 35.40 per esse;
current receipta free cases. 35 26 per esse.
CHEESE teedy ; New York full creams,
fsncv September, 13'il3c; fair to good,
U3L2c.
Peoria Market.
FEORI A. May 11 CORN-Htgher; No 3
yellow. 634c; No. 8 yellow, 63Vq.iJc; No.
3 mixed S!V,r; No. 4 mixed, 61yHc, sam
ple, 4547r
OAT8-Hlgher; No. 2 white. 83H'g.33Ve;
standard, 33c; No. 3 whit. 33o.
Oil ill Hoeia.
SAVANNAH, Oa.. May 11. TURPEN
TINE Firm at 4Vtri6c. Salea 412 barrels;
receipts. 9' barrels; shlpmenta. 3W bar
rels; stocks. 9.618 barrels.
ROSIN Firm; salea. 2.S98 bsrrela: re
ceipts. 2.5T2 barrel; shipments. L121 barrels;
stocks. 4 lis barrels. Quotations: R, 6 75c;
I. 7.10c; K. 7 lec; F and Q, 7 3oc. H. I and
K. T She; M. 7 80e; N, 7 36e; WO. 7.60c; WW,
7Ac.
rtry flaoda Market.
NEW TORK. May- 11. Th cotton goods
markets are steady, with a moderate de
mand being met on print cloths and sheet
ings for converting purposes. The warmer
eeat her haa stimulated a demand for wash
goods for Immediate shipment Men s wear
lines ar quiet, tarns are lUUeaa
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Are larger and Prices
About Steady.
HOGS FIVE HIGHER AND ACTIVE
Fat Sbeesi aad l.amk Artlva Sellere
III rrlcee Are Stroaa ta a Lit
tle Higher Than Tkose at
Wednesday.
SOtTH OMAHA. May 11, 1U.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs Rheep.
... 370 8.CJ8 8 714
Official Monday-.
Official Tuesdav ....
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
lrt.fV.8 7
10,878 12
f.800 1.600
Four davs this week.. 18 387 34 8 24 8M
Psm dsvs Isst week....18 8at 48.716
Same davs 3 weeks aso . . 1 . . 62.728 81840
ane days 8 weeks a-o.. 2S1 46 874 26 98
eame dsvs 4 Weeks ago.. 17. 813 42,840 J4.74I
8am d-s last year. ... r7. 404 26.581 36.404
Tha following tsble stiows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the yeac to date, as compared with
last vear: 1811 191 tn'-
Cattle 377.190 8a.2fi6 13.92.
Hoga 962 813 778.018 iW.toi
8heep 838.81 846,973 9J.84A
The following table shows the rng of
prlcea on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons:
Datea. I 1911. m0.1909.190. 11907. 11908. 1906.
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar
. 5 60
. 6 74
I 8 861 B 41
( 24
8 24
8 28 6 11
3 ;:i 1:
I 371 3 It
2l I 28
161 ( 30
6 28
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6 24) 6 19
29 6 27
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27
t 13
7 00 16 38
6 4
6 37
6 34
6 84
6 3
8 !4
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6 97
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May 8.
I 76W
25
May
May 10.
May II
5 774,1 f u
6 7l 381
38!
99
t 4lj
33
S8
( 32 28 37
Sunday.
Receipta and disposition of llv atock at
th Union Stock yard a. Bouth Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yes
terday ;
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
C, M. St. P 6 6
WihMh 8 2
Mlaaouri Paclfld 3 3
Union Paclflo'. 22 2
C. A N. W.. east 1 2
16
C. A N. W.. weet 43 33
C, &t. P., M. A O. ... 27 6 1
C, B. A Q., east 2 1
C B. A Q . w eat 39 80 U
C, R I. A P., east... 6 3..
C, R. I. A P., west.. 18..
Illinois Central 2 1
Total receipts 159 148 27 1
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Oo 47 44 1.048
Hw-ift A Company 921 2.270 1.44
Cudahy Packing Co LOMl 8 48 1.78S
Armour A Co 728 8,49 1.0CM
iSchwarts-Bolen Co L27
Murphy 437
Morrell 86
Sinclair 33
rUphens Bros 43
Hill A Son 30
F. B. Lewis 11
Huston A Co 17
J. B. Root A Co 1
J. H. Bulla ; 13
McCreary A Carey 34
lie Rothschild 7 .
Mo. A Kans.-Calf. Co. . 8
Sol Degan 7
Other buyers 400
Total y 3. "61 9 836 6.301
C AT'i LE Receipts of cattls were large
for a Thursday, 161 fresh cars being re
ported in. Tn4 makea the total for th
four day 18,400 head, the largest of any
similar period sine three weeks ago and
larger than a year ago by about 1.000
head. In spit of th fact that receipta
were so large and that It is th latter
half of the week, the market was in very
fair condition aa viewed from a seller's
standpoint.
Buyers went through tha yards thla
morning, the same aa they have every
day of late, picking out th kind of cattle
that pleased them; that is, the better
grade of light and yearling stuff, at
prices that were fully ateady with y eater
day. On the other hand, heavy cattle, es
pecially those on the coarse order, were
very slow. Still, th market as a whol
dlil not show much change.
Heifer and good cows oa the heifer or
der were In demand at fully ateady prices.
At the sain tlm rough heavy and un
desirable kinds were alow and th tendency
on tbat kind easier. 1
There were not enough stock cattle or
feedera to make much of a market, and
for that reason prlcea did not show much
change. Th demand, however, haa not
been very large for aome tlm back and
the feeling ia that with anything like lib
eral receipta price would be decidedly
lower.
Quotations on Cattl Good to choice
beef steer. 35.8O6.0O; fair to good beef
teera, 36.0O&6.M; good to choice heifers.
3u.O0C6.36; good 'to choice cows. 34.76tM.2B;
fair to good cow and heifers, 34.204.76;
common to fslr cows and helfera 32.76if
4.76; good to choice atock era and feeders,
362695.60; fair to good stackers and feed
ers, 36.00(i2'6.16; common to fair stocker
snd feeders, 34.35i3o.26; ctock heifers, 34 26
66.00; vesl calves, 34.2607.00; bulls, stags,
etc., 33.76tr6.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
He. At. Pt. - Va. At. Tt
II 1011 I 18 it 10t I a
It 1124 I 10 It 1114 I 44
10 lftM I M If 1401 I 10
11 10SI 8 M Utt 8 40
44 inn 4 II II 114 I M
84 ..KM I 40 11 112C I aa
14 711 8 40 tt 1114 I W
44 116 I 40 tt HIT I M
44 1140 I 44 14 1111 I M
It Ml 4 48 It 1174 I TO
11. .r 114 8 41 88 1141 8 TO
14 I 8 10 44 1111 I TO
41 1111 I M 40 1!M T
IT 111 I 14 IT lUt I 71
10 lilt I 14 81 1IM 8 Tt
11 1201 I It 10 141 I 78
10 1141 I II 4! 14? 1 00
IT 14M I 14 M IM 1 10
14 lilt I 14 3 14444 I 90
It 1111 8 at II 1171 I
SO HI IM II 14M I It
IT 11TT I 14 14. M4 I 14
II Hit I II IT 1411 8 m
VI 1IU 6 40 IT 147T I HI
II IMI I M tO 111 I u
41 10M I 40 14 1T60 8 M
it ua 1
STEERS. HEIFERS AND COWS
11 M 4 ne tn KM I 4
4t Ml 4 10 IT M I 41
t IN 111 IT 1144 I I
II lf-4 I II It 1041 I 10
14 11 I to 14 IM I 40
IM I 18 14 1011 I M
T Ill I 11 to T7I I TO
10 M IV II til i TO
It 119 I W
COW 6.
T 440 I 71 11 ...
1 1110 1 Tl T. ...
1 1171 4 40 II....
1 1044 4 40 II....
T 104T I 4 14 ...
1 1114 4 Ml I....
4 IV04 4 4
HEIFERS.
1 M 4 f II..,.
TJt Ill IM I..,.
11 T7I I II T. , . .
I n 18 1:....
1 820 8 10 It....
BULLS.
1 1130 4 II 1 ...
e 1440 4 74 1 ...
1 1110 4 T I....
8 1124 4 71 1....
CALVES.
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1 1-0 1 10 1...,
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..170 I 10
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is T n
BTOvK KKr ANH FEEDERS.
I T i n I ... 3 I 08
T IM 4 10
HOGS Horn trade continued to "coma
back" thla morning, bulk of bualneaa show
ing a nickel advance. It was a good, lively
session from the start and holdera had no
difficulty in making a clearance. Pena in
both divisions were empty before 11 o'clock,
all of a 148-car supply being Involved In
the movement.
Packers furnished the larger orders, pur
chasing all but ten or fifteen loada. This
phsse of the market la a permanent one,
of course, and la modified only In seaaona
when advancing demand la aeldnm large
enough to provide a very broad outlet. The
various offerings selected by shipper to
day consisted largely of good heavy, ani
mals, indicating a need of lard, rather tha a
bseon grsdes at other slaughter points
Spreads between different weights held
at uaual positions, desirable butchers mov
ing around 36. 86. Bacon hogs sold ai high
aa 366. tha htgbeat price paid thus far
this month.
representative aalea:
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8 441 80 I 10 IT. . 143 ... I t
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SHEEP There was little complaint heard
from sellers on today's limb market. A
healthy demand existed for offerings with
or without fleece, the most necessary re
quirement being quality. In this respect th
bulk of receipt averaged well tip to a
creditable standard aa fully half of a 6.600
run conalsted of wooled Mexicans. Buyers
operated freely from' the opening and al
lowed prlcea ateady to s shade stronger
than those of yesterday. Midday clearance
of fat slock, both sheep and lambs, was
practically complete;
Mexican lambs of various weights sold
at 326'?.40. the latter figure claiming
credit for top. Western Ismhs In the wool
were sesree snd the spring lamb trade was
barren. Peat shorn lambs of western breed
ing brought So. 25. with good kinds mo-1ng
round 35.00. On or two t rings of feeders
fresh from the range, were svallable, but
the demand for the unfinished article at
present Is seasonably quiet -
Business In sheep lacked volume as w'l
as variety. Ther were not very many old
ewea, old wethers or yearlings on sale
Wooled ewea that promleed to kill out
decently commanded 34-25 and a string of
shorn wethera Bold at the same price.
Phorn yearlings acted well at 34 M. a figure
that may be taken a limit or near-limit
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Spring
lambs, 35.O0iQ9.00; Mexirsn lambs. R (i(t5 4v.
w estern Ismbs, 36 35fJ5 90; yearlings. 34 6it
6.01); wethers. 34.154.6; wes, 3.66fj4.;o.
shorn Mexican lambs. 36.00tf6.2S; shorn
weetern Ismbs, 34.8516 20; common shnyr
lambs. 84 50-94 85; yearlings hom 31"""
4.15h;4.86; wethers, shorn- $3. 9034. 36; e: '.
$3R.VH4.28. n
Representative sales:
No. A. Tr
100 western ewea 89 4 25
49 western ewes, culls 72 8 26
184 western shorn wethers 117 4 26
108 western shorn lambs.. -. 60 600
lt western shorn lambs, cutis.. 63 . 4 0"
517 Mexican lambs 78 26
610 Mexican lamb 80 8 40
454 Mexirsn lambs 82 8 40
17 Mexican yearlings..... 83 (26
892 Mexican lambs.... 79 8 40
169 Mexican lambs 79 8 40
183 western shorn lamb. ' 94 8 no
626 western shorn lamb 87 6 26
6 aroats 78 4 00
178 western wether 180 4 80
174 western ' wethers 180 4 W)
15 Mexican lambs........ 88 16
683 Mexican lamba 88 16
CHIC A 00 UVB STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Roc aad
9heea 8troat.
CHICAGO, Msy 11.-CATTT.E Receipts,
1.600 head. Market steady. Beeves. 34.9fT
8.45: Texas steers. 34.80f6.O: western steors.
84.007J5.0; stockers and feeders. 34.004f5.n5:
cows and heifers, 32.40(5.50; calve, 34.5fli
3.75.
HOGS Receipts. . 19.000 head. Market
more active and atrong. Light!. 35.9"
8.30: mixed, 168506.20; heavy. r.7fra.0ft-.
roite-h, 35.70rT5.85; good to choice heavy.
5.S5ff..05; p)g-s, 35.751743. 50; bulk of salea.
36.95fi8 10.
SHEEP ANI LAMPS-Receipts. 14.O00
head.. Market atrong, '.Native, llAOfM.Sn:
western. 3a.60(fjM.86: yelrllnirs. M.ANi.ft.
native lambs, - W.fjOtfe.f; western lambs.
KAasas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. May 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.600 head, including 100 southern.
Market tadv to 10c higher, active; calves
25c higher. Dreased beef and export steers.
36.70iS4.16; fair tp good, 35.1000.66; western
steers, 34.756.86; stockers snd feeders. 34.75
$6.76; southern steers. 34.0Otf6.8O; southern
cows.' 33.2fytpt.66; native . cowa. H-Waf.ih;
native helfera. 34 75t?6.00; bulls, 34.306.15;
colves. 34.6OSr7.O0.
HOGS Receipta, 13.000 head. Market
atrong to 60 higher. Bulk of sales. 35 9oi
3.00. Heavy, 36.90rtM.OO; packer and butch
ers. 3R 90rtJJ.OO; lights. 85 V7j-eV05.
SHEEP AND IjAMBH Receipts. H.000
head. Market ateady to 10c higher. Lambs.
I4.6W&36; yearlings. 34.506 40; wethers.
34.OOgi4.60; ewes. 33.80I&4.26; stockers and
feeders, 83.00&.60.
St. I.oale Stock Market.
ST. IiOnS, May ll.-ATTLB-Reeeint.
2.200 head. Including 400 Texans. Market
ateadv. Native shipping and export steers,
36.75(fr850; dressed beef and butcher steere.
36 iojifl.50: steers under 1.000 pounds. 35.50rr
8.36; stockers and feeders. H.0AW5. 60; rows
and heifers. 83.60e.26: cannera. MWI 15;
bulls. tt.7Eif3.5o: calves. 85.rvr7.60: Texas
and Indian ateers, M.SOTfg.SO; cowl and
heifers. $a..V)t?.50.
HOGS Receipts. 8.30ft head - Market
steady. Pius and lights, 35.508.20: pack
ers. 31 OfVffS.10; butchers and best heavy,
36.06fi..
SHEEP ANT LA MBS Receipts, 1400
head. Market 10o to 15c hle-her. Native
mutton. 83.78t4 50: lambs, 35 7fvii;.2S: culls
and bucks, 3a.or.ff3.60; slofkers. 8200360.
tt. Joseph Mt Stack Mtrket.
ST. JOSEPH. -Mar 11-CATTT,E-Tte-celpts.
1.800 head. Market steadv; ateers.
34 6orf.0O; cows snd heifers, 33. 6076;
calves. UNO 8 60
HOGS Receipts. 7.500 head.. Msrket 5o
higher; top. 38 08; bulk of sales. 86.904W 00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8 f
head Market strong to 10c higher; lamba,
I6.0OOJ43.2O.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterdav.
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.
South Omaha 4.000 9.9") 8 ,W
St. Joseph 1 ks 7.5O0 6 no
Kansas City 2. 800 12000
St. Louts 2.200 ' 9 800 1 4y,
Chicago l.(Vat 19.000 14. V)
Totals
, U.tftO 68,700 30,900
Taffr Market.
NEW YORK, May 11. COFFEE Future
opened steady at a decline of 1B7 points
under scattered local offerings and In sym
pathy with easier European cablea. Rio
waa said to be offering new rrop coffee
for prompt shipment, but there waa not
much change in the cost and freight price,
snd the loral market ruled quiet around
the initial figure until after midday, when
liquidation became a little more active and
prices eased off In tha eh Hence of bull sup
port. The close wss steadv at a net de
cline of Wct'M points Salea. ha) bags.
May, 10 42.-; June. lO.HOc; July. 10 27c; Au
gust. 10 16c i September, 10 0r- October,
I 8c; November, 3 80c; Peceraber and Janu
ary. 74c; February, 9 75c; March, 9 77c;
April, 4 78c. Havre waa franc lower.
Hamburg was f8 not lower. Rio un
changed at KlxOO. banlna quiet: 4a. 60 reins
lower at 4on; 7s, 6IJ0. Receipt at tha
two Brazilian ports. 8000 bag, sgslntt
10.000 last year. Jundlahy receipta, 2.100
bags, agaluat 6.600 laat year. New York
warehouse deliveries yeaterday were 9,84
bags, sgalnst 8 490 last vear. Spot coffee,
quiet; Klo No 7, 77 Santos No. 4. 12n.
Mild, dull; Cordova, 133l6c, nominal.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, May ll.-META Lg -Htand-ard
copper, weak; spot and futures. Ill "6
'qllSG. London msrket. quiet; spot 53 10s;
futures. 54 1 Id. I.ske copper, locally
312 S7ttU .50: electrolvtlc 112 1212 26;
ratling. 311 712 oo Tin. firm, but quiet;
spot sjid futures. 341 2.VS48 00 London msr
ket. strong; spot. fi:5 15s. futures. 189. l.'s
Lead easv; $4 4&4 50 New York. 34 304J4 26
Kant St. iouls. London, fll Spelter, easv;
f6 8T4' 45 New York, 36.HV86 28 - East St.
Louis, Ixndon. 84 7s 8. Antimony, dull:
Cookson's. Ifc.OOrnv .60. Iron, Cleveland war
ranta 46 la Ixindnn. locally Iron was
?ulet; No. 1 foundry northern. No. 1
oundrv southern and No. 1 foundry south
ern soft. 315.2i!).T3; N. I foundry north
ern, 31a OO&IS.M.
Mlar Market.
NEW TORK. Msy 11 -Sl'fSA R-Rs w,
firm: Mui'-ovan'o. 8 lest 3 Jc. centrifugal,
8S teat 8 8sc: molaeee sugar, 33 teat. Sue;
refined, steady.