THE BEEt OMAHA, TTTUIuSDAT, MAY 13, 1911
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Onena Weak onri Tvivrr An
Bear Newt.
CROP CONDITIONS ARE PERFECT
Prespert Favor Seller fori Hold
ing It Oven atohhorrtlr Against
the rtlaard Heavy
Sell In a.
-wJT"l.i-,..
UJIAHA, XI H J II. 1IMI.
IJverpnol cm decidedly weak (gain tn
Jay Mid coupled with bearish crop new
in wheat market atarted weak and lower.
"Weather condition arc the real factor In
price making and dry weather complaints
were more numerous On the whole tha
frop condition could hardly ba better
and aalde from tha position taken by the
iron bull leader tha condition favor
aellera
Tha corn market la stubborn and holding
Its own against heavy selling anticipating
heavy run of country delivering later.
There I every reason why tha country
movement should greatly Increase aa cash
rrlree are high, planting 1 nearly over
and the shipping demand continue light.
Wheat opened lower on weak cablea. but
oon firmed on buying on dry weather
new. The market was rather dull, trade
light and cash sale were reported H'uVo
lower.
Corn wa firm and ateady In face Of
good selling strength coming from the light
eountry receipts. Caah corn waa V lower.
Primary wheat receipt were 416.000 bush,
la and shipments were 422 000 bushels.
gainst receipts last year of Wl 000 buahela
and shipments of lftD.OOO bushels.
Primary corn receipt were 340,000 bush
el and shipment were K7,fior buahela,
against receipt a last year of SO1.000 bushel
and shipments of 39&.000 bushel.
Clearances were IK OW bushel of corn,
6.000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to axl.000 bushels
Liverpool cloaed Id to lSd lower on wheat
and Vd lower on corn.
The following cash sale were reported:
WHEAT No 8 hard. 1 car, Vjc: no
trade. 1 car. 86o; No. 3 mixed, 1 car, 89Wo.
CORN No. 1 white. 1 car, 44c; 1 car,
4; No. 1 yellow. lnar, "Ac; No. I mixed,
oars, 4Hc; No. 4 mixed, 1 car. 46c; no
Trade, 1 car, 4ta.
OATS No grade. 1 car. Kc
Omaha Cash fetee.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 8StJH4c; No. S
Bard, 89Ocj No. 4 hard. 86Dc; rejected
hard, 74V4BS3Hc; No. I spring, fOWSWc; No.
4 spring, 74a2Hc; No. 2 durum, 8dfci37Vc ;
No. t durum, S4H'8vSEyJe.
CORN No. 2 white. 4849"; No. 2 white.
4l(Se; No. 4 white. 48$,tr48.c: No. 2
color. No. 2 yellow. 4ft04l.e; No.
I yellow. 494SHc; No. 4 yellow, 474"&48c;
No. J, 4S48Ho; No. , 474484ci No. 4.
447HC v
OATrV-No. 2 white. tya&Hc; tandard,
tbl2o; No. I white, HMlo; No. 4
vlilte, SWtf31tc; No. 2 yellow, )331'c;
No. 4 yellow. JOUesoVo.
BARLEY No. 8, 2SMe; No. 4. 74S4c;
io. 1 feed, 9gK2c: rejected. 64iT7c.
RYE No. J, 9cig1.00; No. 2, sSiWo.
Carrot K scripts.
Wheat. Corn. (lata.
Chicago 123 114 158
Minneapolis M
Omaha 29 60 6
Duluth as
CHICAGO GRAIN AN 11 PROVISIONS
restarts of the Trading; and t'lualnaT
Prlca oa it ear 4 of Traele.
t'HICAOO. May 17. Oat had first place
t
g
today In a general advance of the prlcj of
grain. Hot. dry weather atarted a rush
of buying on the part of trader in the
cereal named and the effect spread to
the neighboring pits. At the end of the
day oata had a gain of &c, wheat
varied from Ho higher to o off and irn
from tyj rise to Vc down. Hog product
finished all the way from 12 up to 6c
lower,
Tb close for oata wu ateady, within
He of the top figure of the day. From
lnT1ana to Missouri the country appeared
to be altogether too dry and hot for the
tranquility ot people who had been hop
ing for a bumper crop of oata. Iowa and
Nebraska ahowed but little better condi
tions In faot all the state that produce
big yields of the cereal except only . the
northwest gave In hearty complaints' of
torld winds and of baking soil. Accord
ingly,, short 1 developed symptom of a
care at the very outlet and kept busy
covering freely throughout tha aeaalon.
The only selling waa In the nature of
profit taking, but ot this there was con
siderable. July ranged from 23Vj0 to ttvta
and closed c net higher at the last nan
tloned level.
1tulnes In wheat was not large, but
shuns became uneasy after oats Com
menced to soar. The chief strengthening
Influence, though, cam from naw of
damage to winter wheat In Ontario, -e.ly
fluctuated between wH,c and KHtc, cloelng
strong, Ho up el 894c.
In the corn trade the feature was the
dlsappearanue ot 4he May premium. July
touched as extreme limit 62H and 620,
with the close firm, MUo up at 62V3
fco. Cash grade were steady. No. 2
yellow finished at UVigMAio.
For the moat part provisions showed a
little advance. A drop of 60c for the May
option In pork seemed exceptional.
Prices In Chicago. furmhS by the Up
dike Oraln company, Telephone Douglas
2471, TOM Biandels building, Omaha:
Article. I Open. I High. I Uw. Close. Yes'y,
Wheel-,) I
May.7. 26V
; July...8Via'4l
964'j
64!
4
toSI
6
t84
27
62J
Kept..
8814(8S
"4
62
Corn
May.. ' July..
dept..
521
62Hg.3
!6&
63
b2
684
62V62N,a
6." 6 4U4 ' S3TW
Oavs-t
Majf...
July...
Sept...
fork
May... July...
Kept...
Lard
May... ' July...
Sept...
R 1 os
May... July...
Sept...
234
844
844.!
244;
234
234
S34
M4l
M4I
834;
8341
It 20
14 W
14 80
W 20
15 024 14 5
14 36 14 30
15 75 1 25
14 2741 14 K5 ,
14 224 14 30
2 06 2 05
8 06 B 05
8 20 200
2 024 2 05
7 8v 7 274
T S5 7 86
I 06
2 12
2 06'
I 16
I 174 2 20 I
024
2 074 2 02
7 i
1 U
7 874! 7 ii I
Cash quotation were a follows:
F LOU K-tfteedy: winter patent. 2306
uv, "u niiu. o owyi. jo , spring straights.
t4.nvfiH.30: bakers. t3 40104. 5.0.
RYE No. 2, tl.OWJl.Oo.
BARLJCY Feed or inlxlna. 6SiWr: fate
(a r-hfitnah mg1t'ni rOnfaftl ivi
SKED Timothy, til u; clover. 815.76.
PROVI8IONS-Meea pork. per bbl..
15.761600; lard, per 100 lb., ps.uk; ahort
rlba, aldea (loose). 27 874e.u0; short clear
side tboxedj, t00aSU4.
Total clearance of wheat and flour
were equal to 281,000 bu.; primary receipts
were 416.0W bu., compared with 381,000 the
Corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipt tor tomorrow: Wheat
lo cars: corn. 10T tars; oata, 147 cars:
hogs, tw.OOO head.
Chicago Caen Price Wheat. No. 2 red
t'i4c: No. 2 red, 34c; No. 2 hard'
flt7o; No. 2 hard, 4iaw,4c. No. 1 northern
spring, tl. 0231.04. No. 2 northern spring
ll.Oual.M; No. 2 spring. Wcjtt 00. Corn,
No. I cash, &344i64c, No 1 cash. 62fi3Wc;
No. 2 whit. St(JM4c: No 2 white. 634
M40; No. 2 yellow, 62sx634- Oats. No. I
cash, 240l No. 2 white. 8i4aDc; No. 2
white, &44SJc; No. 4 whltu. S3s(tti4Wc
Standard. 44a3o4e.
BUTTER - Steady; creameries, lajwic
OS tries, IJio lSc. '
EOAiS aileady; receipts. DO.MO cases' at
mark, case Included. 124313c; firsts, 14V
prime, firsts, 16c.
CHEESE Weak; daisies. 124c; twin
U4U4c. young America. U4L4c; long
liorrui, U 4 124o.
YTATOE-Steady: choice to fancy, 43
j4oc; fair to good. 40ntio.
I'OULTRY-Bteady; turkeya. live, 12c
fowle. live. Uc; springs, dres.ed. 2ajj2He
V UAL Steady , 60 to -lb. wts., 7674c
60 to 66-lb. wts., ftgc; 66 to 110-lb. wu ii
JOo.
Carlot Receipts Wheat, 122 car; corn,
114 cars; oat. 148 cars. Estimated Tomor
row Wheat, 106 cars; corti. W7 cars; oat.
147 care. x
Lt-verpool Orala Market.
UVERFOOL, May 17.-W HEAT-Spot.
fyL etrn winter, no stock;
r0;, wn"b. nominal: No. 2 Manitoba,
llf? a u,ur"- w'k: My- July,
(e 10-d; Octcber, (a 744.
CORN-Spot American mixed, new. nomi
nal; Anierlcsa mixed, old. quiet, is 11 new
Amerloan kiln drld. 4a H4d Futiires,
u.uit; July. 4 7Sd; pterpber. 4 2d.
-verla Market.
. m . .u. m yeimw, w-c: No
Bilxed. U4c; sample. e44Sc
-.tiJTS?r,.; ' M,c: -
tlaurket.
.vreawauac mnuahed by the Omaha Pra
gue) axchaiige; Creamery buiier, jac;
packing atock butter, 12ec; fresh eggs, 13c;
broilers, 2"c; rooster and Blags, to to 7c.
hens, 10c.
SEW YORK OE5F.RAL MARKET
Qaetatlena ef the Day Virion
Com modifies.
NEW YORK. Mav 17-FIXUR-fteady ;
spring palenta. St-axttili; winter straights,
U'-i4.. winter pa ton is, I4.H"B4oO; spring
clears, (.17664.10; winter extras. No. 1. S3
tr-iBo; winter extras. No. 2. Hl-Vyi 26; Kin
as straights. 14.1604.20. Rye, flour, un
settled; fair to good, 24 8ftio.u6; choke to
fanry, to iuyf, JO.
i'i RNM KA I Steady; flrte, white and
yellow, tl .1641.20; coarse, tl .10&1.16; kiln
drl.-d. 0o.
WHIuAT Bpot market, firm; No. 2 red.
II (W asked, elevator, and 11.01 nominal f.
b. afloat: No. 1 northern. Duluth. II. OH "A
f. o. b. afloat. Future market: In re
sponse to weak cable, report of rain Id
Ktiaaia and favorable northwest crop news.
heat broke about thl morning. It
oon turned strong, however, on bullish
crop advices from Nebraska and the south
west, closing Ho net higher. May closed
97V4c; July, Wc; Heptember. W;c.
cijkn spot market steady; new No. 2
export corn, tic nominal f. o. b. afloat.
Futures market waa without transartlona.
closing Vc net lower. July closed 0c.
At Hoot market. firm: standard
'hlte, 4fc; No. 2. 41c; No. 2. 4014c; No. 4,
40c. Future market wa without tran
sartlona, closing nominal.
HAY Firm : crime. 21.2Bflit.40: No. 1.
21.25; No. 2, tl. 161.20; No. 2, 21 36Q1.40.
ti 1 l) EH Oulet: Central America. 80c:
Bogota. 22,e.
LEATH E R Steady ; second. 2Hi4(3Vc;
thirds, lftyav; reject, ltftl&o.
PROVISIONS Pork, easy: mesa, II8OO31
IS 60; family, tl8 t3'l 00; short clear. 1 u0
$1800. Beef, steady; meaa. tlt.OOQlt 00;
family, tl3.6OQn4.0o; beef hams, fcM.00uJB.0O.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
pounds. tll.OO4712.6O; pickled hams, 10 to 14
pounds, 11.7bfai;.o0. Lard, easy; middle
west prime, S8.ue26; refined, steady:
continent, t 65; South America, 29.60; coro-
pouna, tv.OiVi.
TALLOW Quiet; city, t 16- 16c; country,
BUTTER Steady; creamery, specials,
22c; extra. 21c: first. 20ii20ie: second.
TtWc; creamery, held, 16J20c; state
aairy, nnest, zic; good to prime, lJAc:
common to fair, IfxJflSc; process special. 17
liSc; extras, lWc; firsts, lfio; seconds,
lftc;-factory, current make, first. ltSto;
aecends, lc.
CHKE8B-Easy; old skim, &8IO0; new
skims, fjtrssw.
rAKJS Weak; fresh gathered, selected
extraa, lc; firsts, ltV'ulTo; seconds, lSftlBVc;
rtesn gathered, storage packed, first. liS
toiso; iresn garnered, airues, . o. i. n4juc
So. 2, HHSc: dlrtlea, poor to fair. 12(9
13Hc; fresh gathered, check, good to
prime, 13Vo; fresh gathered, checks, poor
to fair, lltfl3c; western gathered, whites,
l(Wl.!o.
POULTRY Dressed, uulet; western
rowis, usisw, turkey, issitic.
Corn aad Wheat Regie flalletln
Record for the twenty-four hour ending
at 8 p. m. Wednesday, May 11. Wll:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. ftain-
Statlons. Max. M!n. fall.
Ashland, Neb 85 66 .00
Sky.
Clear
Auburn, Neb 87 So
Columbus, Neb... 88 (12
Culbertson, Neb.. 68 K3
Falrbury. Neb... R7 62
Fairmont, Neb... 87 68
Or. Island, Neb.. 8 el
Hartington, Neb. 93 60
Hastings, Neb.... 89 63
Holdrege, Neb... 90 t
Lincoln, Neb W to
No. Platte. Neb. 82 60
Oakdale, Neb..,.. 90 67
Omaha. Neb Ml 68
Takamah, Neb... 87 67
Valentine, Neb.. M 6
riloux Cliy. la... Xs M
Alt, la 87 61
Carroll. Ia 84 tvl
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.24
.00
.00
.00
.00
.27
.00
.00
.00
.00
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
.00 v Clear
.00 Clear
.00 Cloudy
Clarlnda, Ia 88 66
Sibley, la 89 66
.00 Pt. cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at a a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAOEA
No. of -Temp Rain
District. stations. Mas. Mm. (all.
Columbus. 0 17 .
60
60
62
64
Cfl
W
64
66
62
.00
.00
Louisville, Ky Z0
90
88
Indianapolis. Ind.. 11
.00
.so
.ou
.00
.40
.00
.
Chicago. Ill 26
St. Lou!. Mo 26
le Moines, la.... 21
88
84
88
88
Minneapolis, Minn. 20
Kansaa City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 18
Warm weather continue general In the
corn and wheat region. Light and widely
scattered shower occurred within the last
twenty-four hour in the- Omaha,
Minneapolis ana Chicago aiatnot
L. A. WWLSHV
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
St. I.oals Geaeral Market. 1
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Mav 17.-WHEAT-Caah
firm; track. No. 2 red. 8Cf; No. 2 hard
ccal 01. Futures, higher; May. 93T4C
July, .vc; September.
CORN-Steady: track. No. 2. 54644c: No
2 white. 64c. Futures, higher; July, 249
S4o; September, 624c.
OATS Higher; track, No. 2, 824c; No. 2
White. 3o4c. Futures, higher; July, 334u
September, S3c.
RYK Lower; 21.05.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents,
t4.2OJH.70; extra fancy and straight, 23.604
4.10; hard winter clears, tiSOtfa 16.
SEED-Timothy, tfi S9.50.
CORN MKALe-42.60.
BRAiN Weak; sacked east track. S1.092
HAT Firm; timothy, $1.0082S.OO; prairie,
ti2.wq;ift.BV.
PROVISIONS Pork unchanged: lobbing
216.00, Lard higher; prime steam, 17.7749
1 b.v. iry sail meat higher; boxed ex
tra shorts, 84c; clear rib, 84c; short
cleara, 8c. Baoon higher; boxed extra
short, 94c; clear rib, 24c; short clears,
PO IT LT R T Quiet; chicken. 7J4e
spring. 3025c; turkey, l&alftc; duck.
llc; geese, c.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 1620o,
EOQS Unchanged; 14
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, barrel 6.100 7.?00
Wheat, bushel 40.000 24.CW
Corn, bushels 67.000 60.000
Oata, bushel 89.000 63.000
Kansaa City Grata as4 PreviaJoa.
unchanged; No. 1 hard. 90f(J8c; No. 2, 684)
aoc; Ki). 2 red. suffuse; no. . ss'SSle.
CORN Mile higher; No. 2 mixed. 63e
No. 2 mixed. U4c; No. 2 white. 62453c
No. 2 white. 52'd024c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 33ff36c; No.
1 mixed. &ivt43zic.
RV E No. 2. 9bcfSL0O.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, 215.S0r
11. v; cnoice prairie, tu.svvii.oo.
BUTTER Creamery, 2oc; firsts, 17c; ee
onds, 16c; packing stock, 134c.
EOQS Extras. 17c; firsts, 164c; seconds
12c
Receipt. shipments
Wheat, bushel Ss.000 M.000
Corn, bushel 17.000 68 000
Oats, bushel 2,000 4,000
Mlaaea polls Grata Market.
M1NNEAPOMR May IT-WHEAT-
May. o; July, 8Sc: September. 2f;e,
December. Htc. Caah- No. 1 hard. 1101;
No. 1 northern. 99aC4ll01: No. 2 northern.
Wtr9. ' -
r LAX BEET) closed at $2 55.
BARNEY 4)t3lle.
CORN No. 2 yellow. r6R4a.
OAT8--No. t white. 33ii33&
RVB-No. I. tl 00
HRAN-Ail MXjltS.OO.
Kl-OUR First patent. 4.V34.9fl- second
ptenta, M .faarj SO: first clear. A)rffS.8i
second clear, 22 torq &i
MtlwaeWe erala Market.
sTLWAl"KRR. May 1T.-WHEATN. 1
northern, ! ! OS; No I northers, n-ttSfc)
"ay, ee-c. J u I r . iwsto.
OATS-tstandard. S&S3&q.
RTB No. 1. OflB.
BAKUET Malting. tnc4tSt.0U
Dmlatk Ormta Market.
rlLCTH. May 17. WHEAT No. I
northern, 11.01; No. 2 northern. 8iAcu
May. 11.001-. July. 1.; SepUmber. e.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, May 17.-M CTAL4S-8tand
ard copper, steady; sput. U oUjli.TS, May
Juiu- and July. tlkrSUUitit Ti.- iu.,i
111 C7S4J11 71. London market. dulT; spot
t'4 Is Sd; futures. 54 Is d. Custom
house returns shuae- export of 14 1 ton
so far this month. Lake copper, 112 lfB
1127s; electrolytic, Uia812o,. ca.-iin.
ill 7fi It 7.. Tin. quiet; sut and May
V; Tit4a 26; June. 42 7f.v 43.2j; Julv. tA2 SMi
41.00; August. f41.jtM!00. 4ndn. dull
pot. iVT, lfs.; futures. f!IO &s. l-ad. qu'el
M4ti4 W. New Vork and 4 J0!4 16 at Ktst
8t. 1-oule Ixindon. 4.13 U Jd Spelter
quiet; tvaf4i.40, New York and 16 Ha6 80 at
East At. Loula. London, vpnt. ?4 7a 6d
Antimony, dull; 1'o.jkem , tb OtaS t st). Iron!
Cleveland warrant. 46 In London. Locally
Iron was quiet. No. 1 foundry northern,
No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1 foundry
southern soft 111 flS 76; No. foundry
northern. 115 00$ 15.S0.
ST. LOIIS. Msy 1T-METAIA-Led
firm at H. apelter, firm at 2 So.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Advance ia Stock Following De
cisioa Continue! Daring Dtj,
EENEWXD CONFIDENCE EVIDENT
Vsateel "tate Btl Aarmim Mewt Active
Stewk Im Lset mm Twaeavee High
est Pileei Blae) Baurfr la
Tear.
NEW TORK. May 17. Tb advance In
tocks which completely changed the
character of the securities market yes
terday continued today and gain were a
general, although smaller.
While the forces of speculation were
responsible In large part for today's ad
vance the Underlying cause apparently was
confldenceln the outlook, due primarily to
me manner in Which the market received
the Btandard Oil decision.
United states Steel we again the moat
active stock In the Hat and touched 804,
It highest price since early In the year.
Standard Oil showed further strength on
the curb. American Tobacco was con
spicuously strong. The common tlck ad
vanced 26 point on the curb to b, the
highest price since 1906. Lehigh Valley
wa exceptionally strong.
The ratlwsy equipment stocks and south
ern roads also were buoyant. Almost a
score of Issue made new high records
the year. These Include Atchison, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit, Delaware Hudson,
Erie, Southern Railway preferred, Union
Pacific, General Electric, American Beet
Sugar, American Agricultural Chemical,
Utah Copper, Com Product. American To
bacco preferred, Westlnghouea Electric.
American Teleohone A Telnranh and
Oreat Northern certificate. Closing prices
reprwenwa gain Ot 1 to 1 points. With
a number of larger advance.
The bond market continued stronr and
active. Total sales, par value, th.ti89.000.
United States government bond were un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leadlna- Quotations
on stock were a follows:
gsles. Hich. Low civ.
iiw- nimr pta 4,0 Mu
It
amsigimaiM Cbpeer II. too 404 US
American Agricultural .... . 100 40U, 4414
AJMrtcia SMC Suav 10.MO 4lt 4t
American Cut 4.40 il4 11
, 4H
H'4
44
U'4
U..,,v.u v. w 1.SUQ MS4j
AaMrican Cottoa Oil I,6o0 44
AaMiiean H. A U pfd too
Am. les Mcuritlee io) 2Ss
44
4
(3
H
list
l4
M
US
U"4
IIV
Amsrlcsa LJnseee ton in-
American Locomotlf too n St
Aanrlru B at R. 11 goo l.u
IT
7
d. m iv, pro
Am. Steel Foundries..
700 10IS4, 106 1t inV4
vm 4 n 4 n
tio lit t iiavtj
1.700 14S4 1484a 141
4.100 101 StSt 10U44
list
1.400 IS 4 M It
11,100 112 11144 111S
l.rno I03H 104s, icw
1.100 1W 1MS4 124-14
Am. Sugar Reflnins...
Amsrlcaa T. A T
American Tobacco pfd.
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oa..
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantis Coast Lisa...
Baltimore A Ohl
l.0 104 104 Si 10444
1.0110 14 11 13S.
Belnlehara steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 14.000
S04 0t
uutlin Paclflo
I.IKIS MoSij I14S4, Z144
1,000 Z 2S4 lS4
! 101 S 100S4 101st
M0 1M 178 22
I.7C0 11 11 n
100 II 11 tost
1,100 llVtj ill st 11
404 44 S 44 44
1,400 14HV4 147 144
11.100 123 1U 1US4
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd ...
vmtrai 01 Istw jorsajr.
Chaaapeaks A (Nile.....
CHIaage m Alton
Clilcaao O. W.. new..
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A Bt. P
C. C. C. A St. Lj
Colorado F. A 1 1,100 4 2 St, 114,
Colorado A southars too h HSa
11
14
146
"
17t
at
14
It
Oonaolldaled Oaa, ex-dlr.. 4 100 14l 144
torn rrooucu
pelaware A Hudaoa..
Denrer A Rio Grande.
t. A R. O. pfd
tO0 11 16
. 1.S00 173 171
400 90 M
600 44 44
. S.100 17 46
. 17.444 14 11
. 1.4X0 41 11
TOO 44 40
Distlllera Sacurltlf ,
Brls
Erie let pfd..
Brl Id pfd
Oeneral Electric
Great Northern pfd
Oraat Northers Or ctfs..
Illinois Casual
44
. 1,(00 141 irt 140S4,
. 10.400 124 111 111
. 1,000 41 42 41
10 117 U7 117
. 1.400 14 18 18
. 1,100 4IS 41 11
. 1.000 111 121 1M
. 2,100 II 17 17
600 10 10 10
. . M 40 . 40 40
100 11 14 14
. 1.100 16 14 44
104 48 48 44
. I.4O0 104 100 104
. 4.700 144 141 14
104 M M II
100 114 134 134
. 4.400 14 14 14
404 47 47 47
. 17.000 61 44 II
. 1,000 111 US 417
,. Lin 44 64 64
TOO ! 12 12
. 1.100 104 104 108
.. 1.400 41 41 41
.. 4.400 104 147 104
.. 1.100 II 71 74
,. 14,401 111 117 117
404 14 14 14
,. II J 111 111 131
,. 4.000 104 104 101
400 4(1 49 4
400 10 M
400 94 33 14
104 141 141 141
00 If. St list 16
lQtrborouh Mat
Int. Mel. pfd
International Hanreatsr .
Int. Marin pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Ioa Ontral
Kansas City Southars....
K. C. go. pfd
Laolad tie
LoutaTill A Nashville...
Minn. A Si. Louts
H.i Bt. P. A S. 8. V....
M . B A T
M . K. A T. pfd
Missouri Padflo ...........
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd.,
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Wtura
North Americas
Northers Pulfis
Pacific Mall
PennaTlvanla ....... ......
Peopl' Oaa
P., C, C. A Bt. L
Pttutmrg Coal
Proaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace car
Railway Steel Spring
Kaadln
haouhlla Steel
..191.100 19 111
U
80
M
1
41
41
11
44
1.700 11 10
Republic (Steel pfd .... l.tuO Kt,
IA
nark latana uo
Hack laland Co. pfd
Bt. L. A d. F. Id pld...
St. Loula 8. W
St. L. g. W. pfd
8lo-Sheffleld g. A I...
Southern Paolflo
Boothent Railway .......
So. Railway pfd
Tenn Coppar .......
Ta A Paclflo
T., Bt. U A W
T., St. U A W. pfd....
t'nlon Pacino
I'D Ian Pselll pfd..
t'nlted 8lta RtaltT....
United BlatM Rustier....
I'nlted State Steal
r 8. Steal Pld
Hub Cppr
Va -Carolina Chemical .
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Weatarn Maryland
WaatlngbosM Elextrle ..
Weatern Union
Wheeling A U B.
Lehlirh Vailai
lino 11 Si
10
42
41
00 113
1,400 1 41
100 47 44
mt ii ii
41
14.4O0 118 117 118
14. one it l ri
4.100
44
47 44
1.400
1.400
1,100
1,100
8
14
14
60
7 17
17 17
tO ' tn
41 4
11,000 181 181 111
100 M 46 M
300 77 71 77
. I.0M 41 40 41
.111.800 M 78 80
. 4.100 110 11 110
. 4.400 47 47 4T
. 1.400 11 41 41
l) 11 U . 14
. 1.400 18 : 17
. 1.4O0 61 68 68
. 11.400 Tt 71 St 74 Si
. 4.400 74 74 76
100 I 4 4
14.000 171 174 174
Total MlM tor tha dar. Ml. 400 sbarae.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK, May IT. MON ET Oa call,
teady at Sifl per cent; ruling rate, 2
per oent; oloalng bid, 2 per oent; offered
at 2 per cent. Time loans, stronger;
lxtr day. rr24 per cent; ninety days,
2fl per oent; lz month. S per cent.
PRJME MERCANTILE PAPBR-'44
per cent.
STERJJNQ EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual bust nee In bankers' bills at S4.A440
for alxty-4tay blUs and at $4.SK3r4HKS0 tor
demand; comraerolal bills, 4.Kf.
SILVER Bsx, 6Jc; Mexloaa dollar,
46c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
strontrar.
Closing quotation on bonds today were
a follows :
C. I. rwf la, r....lo etnt. U. X. 4.... 17
do aoupon iw Japaa 4s 8't
V. g. I, rr. ,..101 44 S4
d coupes 101 eft. C. So. 1st 4a ... 73
V. 4a, rag 114 U g. deb. 4 141.... 44
do eoupos ll L. A N. unL 4a 48
AlUs-Chal. let 6.... 7 M. K. A T. 1st 4... 47
Am. A. a 401 do see. 4 St 17
Am. T. A T. . 4s.. 110 Id. Pacific ta... . Tl
Am. Tosaeco 4s ...... 4e M. . n. ot If. 4 41
do 4 ,M4 V. T. C. g ls 4
Armeur A Co. 4.. 44 do dab. 4a M
Ate b, Mo saa. 4s
do sr. ta
do ct. le.
A GUI a
Bsl. A Obi 4S
do la
do . W. I.
Brook. Tr. ct. 4i
iVg. at Oa. It
On.. Leather I.
M W. T., 2V. H. A H.
111 T. 4 111
1U K A W. 1st a. 4s... ta
4 do CT. 4s 107
M No. Pactfl 4 .100
41 do 4 T1H
1 OI L. rfdg. 4 ... 44
14 Pnn. c. ls.a 1114... 7
104 do coa. la lot u
.. tt Raadlns gen. 4a
'. t N. I
F. fs. 4 1144
Ca A Ohl 4s. .101 do fan. 4a n
do rl. 4a . U I. w. e. 4a.. 80
etlilcaso A A. It. TO do let (old 4a. II
C. B. A Q 1. 4 11 I. A L. 4a 7
do a. 4 47 go Pao. eol. 4 41 S4
C M I I f . IS 44 or. 4a
C- a I. A P. . 4. 74 do let rat. 4 4S
do rfg 4 14 go. Rallwsy 4 inist,
Colo. Ind 4a 76 do 4a 80
Oolo. Mid. 4s 44 mtos Partflo 4s !
C. A I r. A . 4s 4S d or. ta in
D. A H CT. 4 ion d let A ret. 4a.... 47
D A R O. 4S..
V. I. Pluhber 4a l'4
etv I' . ,a. j .....ifst
77 V -tr. Chant. It. ..101
T7 Weheeh lat 6a lot
N 4 lat A ai. 4a ... t
76 V.tr Ml. 4a II
181 Weat glee cr 6s... 44
da rf. 4a
riatlller- a
Erl p. t. 4s
do er 4a. ear. A.
do series
4en. Klec. rr. la
111. Oas. lat raf. 4a.. pts t. i. central 4a sa
Int. Mtt. 4S Tt 44. Pac. c. 4a 43
New York Mlalng "locks.
NEW TORK.-May 17. Cloelng nuotstlons
on mining stock were as follows:
411c ..IT) um t.llat t
Coot Tunnel stock... M1as 44
do bonds 14 lirlo r. j
Con. -,i. A V 140 Ophlr tao
rtorn Hirer t'y Klaudrd ." M
Iron Silver ISO Yellow Jacket ' )
Leaclrlll. Cos 1
offered.
I-exsat le-aritlea.
Quotations furalahed by Burna Brisker
A Co.. 44S New Omaba National bang
building:
Aerr A Pa atock ' AtLJC
Otjr of Omaha 4sta, I ten
Cr ot Omaha 4. ltd. tchaul 104.
Cudaar Packing la. t14 t
Car Kacaaua tist. Jteuk stack. .....
lo4 4
10
t
Oilrteo Railway la, 1TT 4j
tmm rntoa Work Tar4 ss. am
Dears Ca. 4a, soles 10
100 St
"..
14
IHO
M
too
"4
.s
:si
"
41 S
Eaet Bt. L A Bus. U. 1M1 BSSt
Ftlrmoot Craamarr 1m S 4 par rant., tost
Fairmont Cr tamer pld. 7 per cent.... t
Iowa Portland Cement 1st mt. ..
Kaaaaa Ota A leeuis t - . fd
kantaa City R, 4 1 k 1SU)
Omaha Water Is, 1H4 s
Omaba m C. B. Bt. Rr. M, UN Ms4
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Rr. fd. I p. a., si
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Rr., aoa
Omaha A C. B. Rr. A B
Omaha Oaa Is, llt
Booth Omaha Cttr Ista
lot 4
MS
H
t'nloa atock Tarda atock
II
ion
Wise Memorial Hospital ta
Lasdos Btok Market.
LONDON, May 17. American securities
were Irregular In early trading. First
prices were lower, but later the market Im
proved on covering and at noon was steady
and from H above to bslow yesterday
New Tork closing.
On tola mon.T.... II T-14 UrultTllI N 1BIH
account. ...
.. 1S M , K. A T s
.. 4 N T. Cantral Ills.
.. 7 Norfolk A W 110S,
..U44 do pfd tl
. .lKtSi Ontario A W 44
Amal. Copper...
Anaoonda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.. .101 Fanniylvinla 4M4
CknadUn Pacing. ... HI Rtod Mints T4
CheMpcakt A O 4Si He.JIni US
Chlrafo O. W tl Southern Ry IH
Chi.. Mil. A St. P. .117 do pld t
Da Baara IV Southern Pacific 1"'4
Dan tar A Rio O lost t'nlon Pacific 1174k
do pfd 41 do pfd t
Brie
St V. S. Meal aitt
11 do pfd Ill
41s, Wabash ns
lit do pfd MS
141 .
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central..
HILVER Bar, quiet at 24 -ld per ounce.
MONEY 1 jj-Htj per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three month' bid Is iiyi 1-1
per cent.
Boston Stocks and Boadi,
BOSTON, May 17. Closing quotations on
mining stocks were aa roliows:
Allouas II Miami Copper ...
Amal. Coppar 46 'Mohawk
A. Z. L. A B M Ntvada Oon
Ariaooa Com U74 Nlplaaln Mines ,
Atlantic 44 North butt a
B A C. C. A g. M. 1SS North Lake
Butte Coalition It1 old Dominion ...
Cal. A Ariaona. II Oecsola
Cal. A Hacla 471 Farrott B. A C.
Centennial H Qulnrr
Coppar Range C. C. OOSt shannon
East Butte C M II Superior
tranklln 104 Superior A B. M
Olroux Con 4S u parlor A P. C.
Oranby Con WSk Tamarack
. M
. 41
. 1
. 10
. list
. 7
. 4ist
.102
. 11
. Wst
. 11
. IIH
. 6
. 14
. 17
. 44
. 44
. 16
. 1
.121
Greece Cananea 4A, t). g a. R. A M.
Isle Borall Coppar.. 4st do pfd
Kerr Laka I -14 Vuh Oon.
Lake Copper 16 Winona ...
La Balls Coppar. 4 Wolverine
Xevw York Cerb Market.
The following quotation are furnished
by Txgan A Bryan, member New Tork
Stock exchange, la Uouth six teen Ui streei
Amar, Tobacco 400 Oreene Cananea....
7
Bar But Oaa.,
21 luaplratloa
' 4
. II
. 1
. i
. 1
Butt Coalition.
Cactus
Chlno
t-hlaf Con
Pala-lJiy
Kly Cratral
sir Con
Franklin
Oiroux
.. It Laroaa
.. II Nerads Cona
.. I Ohio Coppar
.. 1 Hawhlda Coalition
.. 1 Bay Cantral
..I Bwlft Pks. Co
.101
.. 45 Boa re-Roebuck Co. ..141
.. 14 Superior A Pitta 14
.. 4 United Copper U
Bank Clearlaga.
OMAHA, May 17. Bank clearings for to
day ware 3.272.4.70 and for the corre
sponding date last year t2.320.966.3o.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER Creamery. Ito. ') delivered te
the retail trade la 1-1 h. carton. 24o; No.
t. In 20-lb tub. Ho; No. 2, la Vh. carton,
22c; packing stock, solid pack. Uo; dairy.
In uO-ib. tuua, 14tjilc; itiarket euauge evei-y
luesday
CHEESE Twin, 14V16o: young Ajnerl
ciui. 17j)17c; daisies, loo; triplets, 16e;
limberger, lee; No. 1 brick, Ifrfe; Imported
Swiss, Uc; doiuesUa tlwlss. mlei btoak gwlas,
IMC.
POULTRY Dreeeed broilers, tinder t lbs.,
IS 0 per dog.; bens, loo; oocka. 12e; duck.
20c, gee, Uo; turkeys, See; pigeon pr
do.. 21.20; hoinar equaba, per dua., It.Mi
fancy squabs, per os., 12.60: No. 1, pr
do.. Il.ta Alive: broilers, sio. 1 to 1
lb., and 1 te 2 lb.. a)c; smooth legs, 14o;
ben. 12c; stags. lOo; eld roostsrs. to; old
duck, full feathered. Uo; gees, full
feathered. 6e; turkeya Uo; guinea fowls,
20o each; pigeons, per do.. Wo; homer,
per do.. U-vO, quab. No. i. per doa.,
21.20; Ne. 2. per doa.. oOOi aapoas. ever 1
lbs.. 14c; old turkeya '4v
FISH (all frozen) rtckerel. So; white, ISc;
pike, 14c; trout, Uo; large crap plea, aoaua;
epanlsh mackerel. lc; cei, leo: had if aoa,
Uo; flounders, 13c; green catfish, loo; roe
shad, II ea.cu. etutU roe, per pair, U trog
leg per doe., leu; salinoa. lDc; halibut, 7o"
herring, 7c
HEt? CUTS Rlba: No. ! 12c; No.
1140; No. 2, lie Loin: No. 1, l44; No. 2.
12c; No. I, Uo. Chuck! No. 1. 7c; No. 2.
7c; No. t, 7c. Round: Ne. L, Ho; Nu, 2,
SVc; No. 2. c Plate: No. 1. 6vo; No. S,
6c; No. . c
FRUITS, ETC. Banana, fancy select,
per bunch, 22 2fJ'-60; Jumbo, bunch, ti.lb'if
3.75. Dates, Anchor brand, new, SO 1-lb.
package In boxes, per boa, 12.00. Orape
Fruit, Florida, tVt-tH-fr slses, per box, o.sw;
36-46 slses, per box, 24.60. Lemons, Lioio
neira brand, extra fancy. 800-800 use, ner
box, 26.60; . Lome Llinonelr, fancy, 8C0-DO0
sues, per dox, so.uu; ztu iae, 000 per box
lea. Oranges, Camella Redlands navels, all
slses, per box, ta.btKaS.76; fancy navels,
sv-W-136 alces, 23.26; Uu and smaller alzss,
tS.eWrS.76; California Jaffa oranges, 16u and
amalier slses, per box, 23.60. Plneapplea,
24-20-36 slits, per crate, 24.26; 42-48 sues,
ner prate. 13 26. RtrawtiarrlcH l.kan...
land Tennessse, per 24-quart cae'e. 13. U0.
VBAit.i A-Bitoo tiesjis, string and wax,
per hamper, 3.60; per market basket, Suc
ai.uu. neeia, per Dusnei, ioc. caooage, Cali
fornia and Texas, new, per lb., 2c. Carrot,
per lb., 2a. Cucumbers, hot house, It and
2 dosen In box. per dosen. I1.KKS1.26. kgg
Plant, fancy Florida, per dosen. 1.6u. Gar
lic, extra fancy, while, per lb., Uo. Let
tuce, extra fancy leaf, per dosen, 46o.
Onions, Texas Bermuda, white, per crate,
22.26; yellow, per crate, 22.00. Parsley,
fancy home grown, per doxen bunches, 2vo.
Potatoes, Iowa and Wisconsin, whit clock
per bushel too; new stock, la sack, per
bushel. 11.60. Radishes, horn grown, per
dosen bunches, a26c. Tomatoes, Florida,
per -baaket crate, fancy, fi.ou; choice.
12 60.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds, California
sort sneii, per lb., ihc; in sack lots, la less
Brazil Nuts, per lb., Uc; In sack lot, lo
lees. Filberts, per lb., 14c; In sack lots,
lc less. Hlckorynuts, large, per lb., Jo;
small, per lb.. Sc. Peanuts, roasted, per lb.
tc; raw, per lb., Ic. Pecan, large, per
lb, lie; In sack lot, lo lea. Walnut,
California per lb., Uc; In sack lot le
less. Honey, new, M frame, 24.76.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. May 17.COTTON-Ppot
closed quiet at 10 point higher; middling
upland. l.06c; middling gulf, 168uo. No
ale. v
ST. LOUIS. May 17.-COTTON Un
changed; middling, l4c; sale, 26 bale;
receipts, 1.604 balea; ahlpment. 1.64 bale;
tock. U.962 bale. ,
New York cotton market, aa furnlshsd
by Logan A Bryan, mimbari rr X'. w v..rw
Cotton exchange, 216 South bixteenth street:
Artlcle. Open.j Hlgh.. Low. Cloe. Tes
May... 15 72 15 87 I 16 73 16 86 I 16 67
July... L5 83 16 98 15 6 16 97 I 16 SI
Aug.... 16 44 15 SI 15 41 16 49 16 41
Oct.... U 17 U 26 I 13 16 18 26 I 12 14
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. May 17 -COFFEE-Future.
closed tt:ady. at a decline of I polnia on
May, but was from 2 to 9 polnia higher on
inuiiios. eaiea, zx.iM bales. May
10 6ic; June, 10.6o ; July. 10.67O; August
10 46c: beptember, 10 3Jc; October, l0.l4oi
November, lttluc; December and Januar
10flf.c; February, lO.OCc; March, 10.08c; April
10.tc. 8pot coffee, steady; No. 7 R;o
w t. rojios. .-so. t. lc; mild, quiet;
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. May H.-JJRV OOOD8
The cotton good market continue firm
but not active In any degree. A better
iai in ins general ory goods mar
net, yet trade l (till limited. UndeTwer
and hoeiery for immediate use are more
M-uve.
gar Market.
NEW TORK. May 17. - SUGA R - Raw
at . H v - ......... .. ... . ...
7-',1 oe test, ssoc; cen-
njiusai. to test. a. mx:; molasses sugar, 8i
.wi, sill;. nr::iifa, steaay.
Ontsks Hay Market.
OMAHA. May K. HAT No. 1. 31100; No
S. 110 00; packing. 37.00; alfalfa. SIS 00
Straw: Wheat. 36.60; rye. 36 60; oata, 7.00.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 17-WOOL-Unchanged,
territory and woatern medium, loU'17c
flne medium. leil-; fine, ll-ai2u.
t4-k In aifhl.
Receipts of live Block at the five prin
cipal weatern market ynterdav:
Cattle il.trm Gh..h
O.....W ' ... . , . '
"uwwi niuiiia, iw .
Hi. Joseph 1 ao b
Kansas City (t !
ft. Louis 1 10 0
Chicago la.uuj ;t..)to
6 3O0
Vim
1 ril
17 .it
Total 2a, 100 VLDOO 23,400
OMAHA LIEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Trade Slow and Tendency Still
Downward.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
Very Few gbef on Sale aad Keellag
I rrB Fat 1. a nabs gelltac
Tea te Flftest Ceats
Higher.
POtTTH OMAHA. May IT. 1911.
Receipt were: . Cattle. Horn Sheep.
Official Monday 4.7M 4.W0 .U
Official Tuesday Mil 11 WW o.lSl
Estimate Wednesday 700 10.900 D.S00
Three day thl week.".M.75 !7.fl 16.SW
fame dsv last week....l43M M.HM 1.
flome day 2 week ago..U.nT WJ il.2)
Heme day I week ago. .11.677 39. 1M 26. JM
8am day 4 week ago. .14.7117 31. 306
Same day last year 11.662 11.674 IS. 44
The following table snows me receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, as compared with
last year: 1911. lsl Inc.
Cattle S92.310 877.4.t 14.m
Motes-...., 9.8M ni.I10 1M.4
Sheep et,770 6o3.1 7.
The following table show the receipts of
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several daya. with comparison:
Date. 1911. l0.190B.19O8.1907.l!)0.13OI.
May ...
May J...,
May a..
Msy I....
May 10...
May 11..
.May 13...
May 13...
May 14.
May 16..
May It..
May 17..
165
a
27
S4!
Hf,
S S7
241
6 27 II
26 6 21
f 28 21
t 331 24
's9
lit
I 1
t 17
18
t 34
6 34
I 3j
S 7F.S
6 9
77,
i 7-
Is
2H
281
a
6 41
6 42
5 s:l
6 '
l 4 291
6 Ml 2.11
T 01
i W 9 30 7 04;
& 35 SS
1 39 7 OH'
D 24
t 22
6 24
I 301 I SI
241 I 30
M14 7 11
6 15
6 un1 S 30i
6 1 2
SO
5 89, I 36 7 M
6 21 83 5 28
Sunday.
8 EIGHT 8
..uceiptu (.iB......... . ...e stor..
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Nb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m,
yesterday;
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hog, Iheep. HYm
C, M. eV St. P
i
Wabash
Missouri Paclflo .....
Union Paclflo
C. & N. W., eat...
C. A N. W west ...
C, St., P., M. & O...
C, B. At Q., east...
C, B. Q., west...
C, R. I. & P., east.
C, R. I. St P.. weet.
Illinois Central
c. o. w
4
4
22 89
4 I
SS M
29 It
1 10
2 80
4
1 X
I 1
I
a .
i
I tl
I 4
I II
'i
1
So u
1.640 171
2,76 1,K
2,820 X,01T
2.S67 6U
104
Total receipt ....197 182
DISPOSITION.
Omaha Packing Co 616
nwirt and Company 1.006
Cudahy Packing Co 1,W
Armour 4 Co 1,24
Schmaa
Morrell lis
United Dressed Beef Co.. IS
Sinclair 97
Stephen Bros 4
Hill A Son 82
F. B. Lewis 2
Huston St Co 17
J. B. Root St Co 1
J. H. Bulla
John Ross 6
Meyer 19
Lee Rothachlld 36
J. Davis 2
Pt O'Day
Carter 28
Hoffman 2
McConneghey I
Hlggln 14
Other buyers 149
643
Total
...4.412 10,479 4,226
CATTLE Receipt of cattle were liberal
at this point again today, 166 freeh car
being reportad in. Thl bring tb total
for the three day ud to 14.709 head, a slight
gain over last week and the heaviest of
any similar period for a good many week
oaoa as well as larger tnan a year ago. At
the same time other market points were
well supplied with cattle and advices from
most point indicated a weaker tendency
to valuea With local auppllea ao larg
ana witn report irom other markets dis
couraging as noted local buyers were In
no hurry about filling orders preferring
to await later developments before taking
on very many cattle. As a result of thl
the trade was late In opening and slow
after it did open, so that the forenoon wa
well advanced before enough cattle bad
changed hand to cut much figure In the
iraae.
Desirable handy light cattle did not show
much ohange today, price being lust
about steady, although the trade wa (low
ana late in opening, on the other hand
heavy cattle sold at price that wer
teady to a little lower.
Uood heifer and light cow did not
now very much change, but heavy cow
wer siow ana in some case a little lower.
There were not enough stock cattle or
feeder In sight to make much of a mar
ket, but what there were sold In about
yesterday notches.
Uuotationa on Cattle Oood to rholc
beet steer, 35.80(96.10; fair to good bef
steers, o.ouojesu; good to choice heifer
46.uuB.bO; good to choice cows. S4.7tVa6.26
fair to good cow and heifer. U.20J4.76
common to flr cows and heifers, 32.7(9
o oo; gooa to cnoice stocser ana reeaer,
4o.264iitO; fair to good stockers and feed.
era, S6.00ii26.36: common to fair stackers
and feeder, 34.0086.00; stock heifer, 34.26
we.uv; vest uaivea, e4.2txsil.V0i bulla. Stag.
VIC, ft.WVO.iD.
Representative ais:
BEEif' oi'EERS.
No.
I
17
10
11
14
41
11
11
14
14
44
14
II
14
11
It
II
10
SO
IS
II
14
to
44
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...1141 41
...1211 I 44
. . 117 I 70
...1144 TO
...1J00 I 70
...1140 I 70
...lilt I 70
...1190 I 70
...1018 70
...1244 I 74
...1071 TO
...1017 I TO
...101 TO
...1401 170
...1450 I 70
...1144 I 70
...1144 I 71
...1300 76
...1110 I 76
...1150 71
...1110 I 16
...1111 144
...1110 44
... 144 4 74
444 I 00
104 I II
1184 I 14
444 II
loot i n
1141 I 40
1141 I 44
1044 I 44
1001 41
1444 I 41
1141 I 40
1414 I 40
114 I 10
1041 I 44
1071 I 4
IS4 I 14
1200 I 44
1110 I 18
441 I 40
1171 I 40
1164 I 40
1111 I 40
1171 18
17
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BTEERS AND HEIFERS.
..440 I M
11...
.... 110 I 41
.... 714 I 44
.... T44 74
.... 44 71
..,.1144 I 40
144 41
..40 18
.. I4 I It)
.. T04 I 40
.. T04 60
..1400 I 40
..190 I M
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COWS.
...1004 t 71 I
...1041 t 40 T
... Ml 4 00 16
... 774 4 II II
...ltttO 4 40 II
... HI 4 16 I
...WO 4 40 10
...1000 4 40 2
...UU 4 40
,..1110 4 64 4
...1144 4 14
HEIFERS.
... M lit I
... 410 I 10 2
... 4"! I 21 4
...44 I 16 I
...1171 4 74
...1041 4 71
...1064 4 74
...1087 4 71
...1011 4 4
...1110 4 40
... 4?4 4 40
...1174 I 00
...1114 4 14
.1401 I II
. 448 4 14
. 884 I 40
.404 I 60
. 444. I 71
1471 4 40
1444 4 40
.1140 I 00
.1140 I 00
460 1
. 140 I II
464 I 41
BULLS.
..1130 4 14
... tto 4 to
...1210 4 40
,..1440 4 70
...1400 4 74
. . 1650 4 40
, ..1114 4 80
...1414 4 10
1 ALveS.
170 4 00
100 T 0
144 T 44
144 T 00
140 7 04
41 T OS
1M 6 76
110 6 00
10 4 eo
IM 4 76
11S T 00
164 T 14
- STOCK F.RS AND FEEDERS
It 4a I 40 411 l 40
HOOS An ample but conservative rla.
n.and for hogs was furnished by buyer on
toauy market, it wa a business seaslon
featured by volume, though lacking In
competition of a price-sustainlnic nature.
CI eaper cost was the order of the day In
both division and big nickel declines were
f HHitwi on loaaa going into larger droves
Hupp. lea were reasonably large, but move
ment had very lair action and at 11 o'clock
cieaiance was practically complete.
A xpread of Sti sTia f took a large slice
r.i tiie crop, tr.e big bulk of butchers rang
Ing around 35.30. Bacon hogs received btat
?er treatment tnan other weights early god
ruled steady tn aeveial occasions. Later,
however, llxht grade settled to the aver
age decline and cloaed at reductions Identi
cal with those apparent on butcher and
lard offering. Prim lU-pound en I it a Is
sold aa high as S'i.OTs,, a split nickel above
high price yesterday
Orders from shipping and speculative
quarters were limited and had liule or nr
influence upon the general Uade. Lea
hen 6 per rent of a 18S-cr supply moved
Info channels other than local packing.
Representative sales
No. At. h. Pt. NX At (ht. Pr
II ."4 . . I 74 It 4 ... t X)
44 117 IN IN 41 1"0 ... I 40
7 14 ... 10 4 Kl H
4 Ill M I M 144 40 I M
41 1-4 ... in tie irr IK is
a n4 ... i in vt w t o
101 r4 1M 4 11 Tt 4l 10 I to
14 114 ... t! t I
44 Ill IS III It tl ... H
41 4 ... 4 MS 41 147 . . I 40
II Its ... Its It 4 4 4 Ft
II ... I N 44 4 S I
44 II ... 4 44 41 14 1 at I to
II IM ... I 44 41 !4 IS IS
40 to HIM 74 U IM M
44 ft . . 144 t ITS IK IM
44 W IM I 44 1) Ml N I M .
44 7 lis II 44 T74 ... It
M n Kl I tf T 14 41 I M
U 4 s K7 ... t
41 l tt I H 14 Ill ... It
4 tat ... las it ivj ... it
11 HI M I M Tl Ill M I 41
44 t?4 IS 44 44 4 . . 141
17 4 I 14 II II Will
41 ... I M ... 144 M I tt
71 IM Ml II 44 lit ... M
77 ...... lr.4 ... IM 71 tet ... IN
45 ft IM I M 41 141 14 I M
47 171 M I Ml II tlT 4 I M
T4 Ml IM I M 141 117 ISO M
40 17 H IN Tl IM Sit I M
It rrt M I m 74 to M I M
47 M 40 I M M Ill ... M
4 ...... Mt M II let ... IM
44 Ml M I M 44 11 ... I M
10 171 ... I 11 Tl IM IM M
7 144 ... 117 T t4 ... 10
II 144 M I 17 Tt Ill ... IM
M 144 ... 117 Tt IM IN III
74 V ... 117 M IM M 4 40
Tt 141 4(1 I 0 M 101 ... M
4 S M IM M IM ... IM
11 l ... IM 14 114 ... I M
44 Ml ... I M 40 17 ... I 04
14 Mt 44 I M 41 IK ... 47
II 4 IM I M
611 EfciP Trad In sheen and lam ha not
ably the latter, retained the same urgency
or demand that ha been shown on most
day recently. Waiting order provided a
reaay outlet rcr all classes of stock and
prlcea Improved more or lees under the
pur of competition. Bulk of buslnesa
transacted Involved rale at 1O016o ad
vances, but occasionally an offering
changed hand that might possibly be
quoted a quarter higher.
una of the local reaaona for fresh gain
In the prlceilst appeared in a light eupply.
Only an odd score of doubles arrived.
mostly lambs. Wooled Mexican wer well
represented and quality, a usual, wa all
that could be desired In thl branch of the
market. High dresser attracted best In
quiry and sold like hot cakee. an 81-pound
Mexican wooled grade reaching 10.86. This
ngure I tb highest paid iooaUly for ted
stuff since last October. Other standard
Mexicans moved at and near 26.76, a piio
that doe not bar weighty kind.
Shorn lambs showed good action at
loftier levels, but still held at rather broad
margin under quality string In fleece.
Killer attribute this condition to "various
cause." but It I probable that a healthier
wool trade has some little Influence. Good
73-pound shorn iambs of western origin
brought 36.75 and a tew head of 74-pound-er
topped at 16.86. Earing lamb from
native ewe sold as high as 27.60.
Old sheep were a scarce commodity and
the list of Quotations waa poorly tested.
Phorn wethers with plenty of weight acted
creditably at 34.46 and shorn ewe brought
a much aa 14.26. Thar were ne yearlings
on sale.
Revised quotation: Spring Iamb, good
to choice. M.Sutttt.OO: Drlng Iamb, fair to
good, 23.60i3.60; Mexican lamb, 16 6036.35;
western handy lambs, S6.0OiS4l.6O; western
lambs, heavv. S5.7dt6.26: shorn lambs, good
to cnoice, la . xxtfh . tt ; inori ' uunH, uir to
good, S4.606.26; feeding lamb, shorn, 33.60
O"! w; yearlings, anorn, m.duojb.w; wetnera,
horn. S4.2fyuv4.60: ewe, good to choice.
shorn, 34.0utt4.40; ewes, fair to good, born.
I3.&O4J-4.00.
Kepreaeotatlv sales!
No. Av.
Pr.
6 75
4 36
4 25
T 60
T 50
4 46
6 70
6 76
36
1 66
7 60
4 23
I 00
4 26
t 36
6b6 Mexican Iambs II
24 wtm shorn swes 136
26 western shorn ewes 123
13 spring lambs 40
86 spring lambs 46
89 western shorn wethers ...11
4i6 Mexloaa lamb 72
347 western shorn lambs. ......... 72
8X2 Mexican lamb . 31
27 western ahorn lamb 4. 74
ID spring lambs .. 44
163 western shorn ewe 106
101 weatern ewee, eull M
2(4 western lambs, feeder 67
172 western shorn Iambs........ 99
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand (or Cattle Mat Hega Weak
gkeegi Steady.
fTHTPArm Maw 17 r A TTT Tr Ou.1.1.
18.000 bead: market, weak to lOo lower;
beeve. tw.o6.46; Texa ateers, M.60igi.lO;
weatern steers. 34.80eo.60; stockers end
vwuv.s, vw. wx.v. iv, www auu uruarBi ea.w(s
o.uu; calves, S4.ouayi.zo.
iiutis Keceipta. 24.000 head: market.
weak to 6o lower: light. 35.iaVa4.SS: mixed.
IA.9bQ4.ZiM,; heavy, 36.7tV3.l6; rough. 36.76(9
0., (iiou 10 cnoice neavy, 40.wojm.Kir4; pig,
D.ofsfl.ov; duik 01 sales, fj.tiw.m.
bilEEF AND LA MHH Receipt s, 17,000
head; market, steady; native, S3.2rva4.76
western, S3.604.76: yearlings, 34.)rrfi6.e0.
native lamb. 34.7&s3-70; wen tern, ti.tbtfO.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
PT. LOUIS. Mav 17. CATLB Repaints
S,2Ti0 head. Including 100 Texan; market.
steady; native shipping and export steers.
S6.763.S0; dressed beef and butoher steers,
So.40iil.60: steers under 1.000 Dounde. 36.6041
6 75; stockers snd feeders, 33.006.60; rows
and heifer. 33.6KfM26; canners. tS.0Og3.18;
Duns, Vi.vwib.oo; calves, S5.OW7.60; Texa end
Indian steer, f4.60(36.&0; cow and heifer,
4.1 wati c.
HOtJB Rerolpt. lo.soo head: market. 60
to 10c lower; tlg and lights, 3.lfcS.90;
packers, S6.063lJu.16; butchers and beat heavy.
bHcibP AND LAMBS RecelPtk 8 000
bead; market, steady; native mutton, 33.76
424.60; lamb, S6.7684.X; eull and buck,
3.10053.60; stockers, 3.0Uu W.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 17 CATTLE Re
ceipt. 6,000 haad. Including 600 southerns
market, steady to strong, active: dressed
beef, S5.6.10; fair to good. 15 e.D; west
ern steer. M.wfis.au: stockers and feeders
S4.7656.76; southern ateers, S4.70iQ6.60; south
ern cow. .o68S.w; native cow, 40iiiiT7.
native heifer. 34.76t36.tO; bull. 33.tairt.10
calves. H wtriri uo.
HOGo Receipt, 20.000 head: market
teady to 10c lower; bulk of ale. 3.001i
H.12W; heavy, SnOtMjrVW; packers and butch
er. SftOnae.la; light. M.0fiff.16.
SHEER AND LAMBS Receipt. . .
head; market, 10c to 2Sc higher; lamb, 35.00
55 60; yearlings, ii.btarjfj.a; wetnere, H.5!
4.7f: ewes, .id34.so; loca.er ana leeaer,
t3.0lS 3.76.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo., May 17.-ATTLE
Receipt. 1.200 head; market, ateady
Steers. 34.508 10; cow and heifer. 33.60
too.); clve. tu-ourarou
HOOS Receipt. 6.600 bead; market,
weak to 6c lower; top, a.u; cum of sales,
36.0096.10.
SHEEP AND UHHS-ReOeipt. J SCO
head; market. 10QAo higher; lamb. t&OO
fiaoO.
Oil and Rosin.
SAVANNAH, May 17. TUTtPENTTNE
Firm: II e.
ROSIN-Flrm: type K and a. r.l47.30.
Divorce, Marriaee.
Law Suit and Threats
Henry Schimmel Get Divorce from
Wife, Who at Once Remarries
Alienation Suit Filed.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. May 17. (SpeclaL)
Several kind of sensation developed
from a divorce caa which came before
Judge Jones of the state circuit court In
this city. The first development was when
Judge Jone granted Henry Schimmel
divorce from hi wife, Minnie Schimmel
In the afternoon the divorced woman I
company with Charle Hart, a well-known
traveling man. took a train and proceeded
to Canton, where thy wer married. Upon
their return to Sioux Fall they repaired to
a boarding house and had hardly entered
the place when a deputy sheriff served on
Hsrt tha summons In a suit which Bchlm
met had Instituted against him, and by
which he seeks lo recover damage In th
sum of flO.uuO from Hart tor th alienation
of Mrs. Schimmel' affection. Kom hour
later the police were called to the house
by th announcement that Schimmel snd
hi son hd appeared ther with threat
to fill Harts "hide full of lead." When
the police arrived the to men had dlsap
eared.
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